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He resigned as the city's public safety administrator last week when it all hit the fan and Monday marked the first city council meeting since that news broke. And as you can imagine, residents and city council feel they were taken.
"It's too much bullcrap going on in this city," said Flint resident Barbara Wilson.
Wilson said Barnett Jones' legacy sums up what's happening in her city. Monday night, she stood in front of the Flint City Council asking for them to investigate the hiring and resignation of Jones.
"The citizens deserve a full accountability about the hows, the whens, and the whos who were involved," said Wilson.
She wasn't alone.
"Why would you not file a formal complaint to the prosecutor's office," asked Alex Harris.
"I do not believe that the residents of the city of Flint in such a time as this can afford any longer to allow us to be underrepresented, under-served, and just totally duped," said Pastor Latrelle Holmes, who also believes the Emergency Financial Manager law clearly has flaws.
The council agreed something needs to be done.
They approved a motion to send a letter to Gov. Rick Snyder asking for him to have the state investigate into Jones' employment with the city. They also plan to ask Snyder for more transparency of what goes on in the city even while the Emergency Financial Manager law is in effect.
"The city is just tired of being wronged by this administration and some of the decisions that they're making," Council Member Bernard Lawler said after Monday's meeting.
And as far as the next step with Flint's public safety, Council President Scott Kincaid said he wants to make a presence on the streets and not in an empty office downtown.
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Kincaid points to the public safety millage passed by residents in November. He hopes that will be a better solution than hiring another overseer.
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Shearing and order in vibrationally fluidized 3D granular flows
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From earthquakes faults to the nanoscale deformation of everyday materials, many solids exhibit a localization of shear when subjected to external stresses. In contrast, fluid systems do not, instead showing linear velocity profiles. The investigation of shear profiles in granular systems is particularly interesting since these materials have some characteristics of each. I will present initial results from a 3D annular shearing experiment which can be vibrationally excited from below. This provides two separate means of injecting energy into the system, and we are able to study the interaction of the two effects in the formation of shear bands.
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12-08-2009 17:27 - edited 12-08-2009 17:28
fishfingers wrote:
Psycomania, you talk like a corporation boy, are you in the pay of Nokia?
LOL Like that hasn't been said before
I simply talk like someone who lives in the real world, knows how things work and knows how this forum works.
It's well known that nokia's support in many countries sucks, especially in the UK, but the sad truth is that you hear the same stories reading almost any other major manufacturers official forum.
12-08-2009 17:30
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But as they don't want to then it is time to tick the maximum publicity box and start emailing links to the national press, gadget and mobile web sites, magazines and tv shows, if they don't want to silence us with a fault free product then lets all shout about it being the piece of rushed out junk that it is.
Finally someone has come up with the idea that I have been waiting for. This is the thing to do. One thing you should never forget: document things, document things, document things, document things.
Show the KUDOS button some love.... Hit that bad boy.... It don't hurt....
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Retina MacBook Pro, iPad Mini, Nikon D4
12-08-2009 17:36
12-08-2009 17:47
Agreed, if people really want to make a difference they need to get the media involved. I'm not talking about obscure blogs, sites or forums but the real mainstream media.
For example UK users with this fault could contact BBC's watchdog which should be back on TV soon.
12-08-2009 17:49
Show the KUDOS button some love.... Hit that bad boy.... It don't hurt....
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Retina MacBook Pro, iPad Mini, Nikon D4
12-08-2009 17:52
Show the KUDOS button some love.... Hit that bad boy.... It don't hurt....
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12-08-2009 18:01
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Not once have I ever said that there are no valid complaints in this thread, but what is the end game? That Nokia will cry mea culpa and admit fault? Ain't never in a blazillion years going to happen. Once again, as long as there are no N97 deaths, Nokia will not issue a recall or admit fault. Only when the E90's keyboard issue hit mainstream media did Nokia come out to say that they have a SMALL amount of phones that require service. Then they subsequently replaced phones as customers brought them in. This is the same type of issue.
What is the end game? Are you being deliberately obtuse?!
The end game is a lens cover design that does not scratch the lens! If one was available for fitment tomorrow, this thread would die.
I am on my third (yes 3) lens cover and scratches are still appearing. Even if I had to pay my own money, up to a sum of £20-30 to buy a new cover, I would.
All we want is a fix. I don't want them to beg for forgiveness, or recall every N97. Just get a fixed cover design out, and allow their customers to get the issue resolved.
12-08-2009 18:56
The end game should be to change company policy, just because they schedule a launch date does not mean the product is ready, the N97 is a gleaming example of this, UK launch June 26th, Firmware update released July 1st, with over 100 bug fixes.
What does this tell us, it tells us that Nokia was working on 100 bugs before the UK launch and knowingly launched a defective product with over 100 known problems, and that was before users found out about the duff GPS, the scratching camera lens cover and whited out pictures (probably a miss timed flash)
If we let them get away with it they will do it time and again, its time they tested things properly before releasing them, so we would have to wait a month or two more, would it not have been worth it?
12-08-2009 20:01
i contacted the BBC watchdog program.
my second nokia n97 (made in china) has started to scratches on the lens cover between the lens and flash.
12-08-2009 22:58
My mistake for not being clear. When I asked what is the end game I was referring to this thread, not the ultimate fix for your phones. This is truly the end game.
As for Nokia changing their policy. Get real. Not gonna happen. Apple is no better, Sony Ericsson is worse in that they will not fix the problem ever, and so on. The best you and everyone else can hope for is that Nokia will silently recall the phones via local dealers.
The idea about contacting a consumer protection agency is spot on. I would make copies of this thread or point them in this direction and show the amount of customer dissatisfaction.
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13-08-2009 9:12
I emailed watchdog a couple of weeks ago. not had any response though...
I'm thinking that rather than use Nokia
Don't Give A Flying F*** Care, I might just start sending my phone back to Nokia every time the lens scratches itself again...
Here's the Nokia freepost return form: -
13-08-2009 13:24
Petition available at http://www.petitiononline.com/N97lens/petition.htm
13-08-2009 14:52
Sapporobaby, Nokia agents replaced E90 just when customers made "big noise" other wise the just reject that there is a problem.
This is when change in the designed can be seen by eye...
What you expect in N97 when its all much less clear?
13-08-2009 15:02 - edited 13-08-2009 15:12
e90n95 wrote:
Sapporobaby, Nokia agents replaced E90 just when customers made "big noise" other wise the just reject that there is a problem.
This is when change in the designed can be seen by eye...
What you expect in N97 when its all much less clear?
I think I mentioned this. You are telling me what I already said, so what is your point?
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14-08-2009 22:21
Very disappointed!!!!!!!!
Had the phone just over 3 weeks and the camera lens is scratched. Perfectly straight lines which backs up what other users have been saying about the poorly designed cover. I have been ensuring that the phone has been dust free, clean and cased as i had waited a long time for it. A team of secret service agents could not have done a better job. My last phone a nokia lasted over two years with hardly a mark on it and other nokia phones prior to that have been passed on and used without any defects for even longer.
Some stores have stopped stocking them due to software problems but mine has been fine except for this pathetic camera lens cover. The 5mp camera was a significant factor in deciding to purchase this phone
How has such a basic flaw been overlooked?
Mine is going back and will keep going back until i get no scratches. The lens cover is not fit for its purpose. A design flaw or manufacturing flaw, call it what you like. The users of the phone and forum have every right to put their theories forward as to how this situation arose. In the long run, it will benefit Nokia and ultimately its loyal but slowly diminishing customer base from the lessons learned.
15-08-2009 10:18
Have Posted this website on digitalspy so more uk users may see
15-08-2009 23:49
It's things like this that will push people away from Nokia permanently. They, like many other manufacturers depend on consumer loyalty a great deal but there is a limit to peoples tolerance of under par products. Win Mo put me off HTC phones (at least until they get away from their horrible resistive screens and Win Mo 6.5 / 7 appears properly) and now I'm very reluctant to buy another Nokia after 2 bad experiences on the trot. The N95 I bought was brilliant, and once I'd sorted the wobbly slider with the sticky tape fix it was rock solid, if a little dated. It's replacement, the N85 had things the N95 didn't like USB charging, AMOLED screen, better flash etc but the slider was terribly loose and can't be fixed as it's a sealed unit. Also the front panel for the buttons (not the numerical keypad) is held on by double sided tape from the factory. This goes soft and the panel peeled off. Finally the battery cover was also loose and creaked all the time. In essence it all felt like utter rubbish and very cheap. Shame it wasn't cheap to buy.
Sticking to brand loyalty I gave Nokia another go after reading that the build quality on the 97 had been sorted, almost to E series standards. Slider wise this is true - it's quite good (although needs 2 hinges on both sides not just one on the right) but the camera housing as a whole has not been thought through properly with left hand side flash white out and self inflicted scratches from the cover. A creaky battery cover and non-functional GPS were the final straws - it got sent back, but not after the people from Nokia care were rude to me on the phone, asking why I'd bought it if there were so many problems with it. Unbelievable.
Decided to give Samsung a go instead now with the i8910 Omnia HD. Nokia loyalists slate them for their product support which I now find amusing after sampling Nokia's 'dedication' to build quality and support first hand who are no better in my opinion. Others may have had better experience but as is the way with forums, you don't tend to hear of such things often.
16-08-2009 16:58
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Slider wise this is true - it's quite good (although needs 2 hinges on both sides not just one on the right)
Apart from the camera, that is my second biggest problem with the phone, when open the right hand side doesnt feel anywhere near as solid as it should. Half the time when opening it feels the screen will fly off, that woblyness when open doesn't ease the worries. And its not like i open it too hard, everyone i see opens it way faster, i just think it would have been good if they made the thing slow down a bit in the last couple of mm when opening, and that second hinge is definately something that is dearly missed. Also I dont know about your phones, but mine had back-light leaks on the top edge of the keyboard, not cool. Right now i just want my phone back from service...you can get nokia sports tracker for it (although you have to google it, not on the official site yet)
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With the film now set to screen for critics this weekend, it looks like The Weintsein Company are now ready to go full throttle to the finish line as they gear up Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained." The soundtrack details just dropped a moment ago, and right on its heels is a brand new trailer.
You know the drill already: Jamie Foxx plays a freed slave who teams with a bounty hunter (Christoph Waltz) to take on the evil plantation owner (Leonardo DiCaprio) who has his wife (Kerry Washington). And this new spot mixes the known with the unknown, with footage we've seen before alongside several new glimpses. Certainly, there is going to be a lot of blood spraying around, but those sequences still pale in comparison to the colorful turns by the cast, who each look very strong in their distinctive roles. We'll let the Oscar prognosticators weigh in next week, but all we're saying is that Leonardo DiCaprio looks like he's biting into his role with wickedly enjoyable relish.
"Django Unchained" shakes off the shackles on Christmas Day. Trailer below along with a few new pics. [Yahoo/ComicBookMovie]
russ | November 29, 2012 9:39 AM
Thanks doot [by the way].
Doot | November 29, 2012 7:11 AM
This will be a Corbucci citation-fest. First picture reminds of The Great silence (featuring no other than Amour's Trintignant BTW).
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I'm sold like 10 times over.
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Cleveland Cavaliers have waived center DeSagana Diop, forward Kenny Kadji, guard Jermaine Taylor and guard Elliot Williams, Cavaliers General Manager Chris Grant announced today from Cleveland Clinic Courts. The Cavs roster now stands at 15.
Diop averaged 3.7 minutes in three preseason games for the Cavs. Kadji played in seven preseason games with averages of 5.0 points and 1.7 rebounds in 9.4 minutes per game. Taylor averaged 5.7 points, 1.3 rebounds and 1.9 assists in seven preseason games. Williams played in six Cavs preseason contests, averaging 2.5 points and 2.2 rebounds in 7.9 minutes per game.
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Dishin' With Devon
DISHIN' WITH DEVON: First week under the belt
We are currently 1-1 after a tough weekend against Furman (part of the SoCon Conference) and Clemson (part of the ACC). It's tough challenges like last weekend's and this upcoming weekend that are going to prepare us to be the champions of our conference this year.
The first road trip is always exciting because the dynamics of the team are slightly different each season. On our long road trip to Greenville, S.C., we watched movies, sang songs, chatted, slept, ate, chatted some more and snacked until we reached our destination. We stepped off the bus and on to the practice field to get in one last session before the big game under the lights on Friday.
Friday night was one of the best feelings I have had had in a long time. The conditions were perfect for playing with an air temperature near 75 degrees and a full stadium rooting against us with the exception of our 12 fans. Not to mention we were sporting our new gold uniforms which made us look sharp. Although we would prefer to have a full stadium cheering us on, you learn to appreciate the small voices in the crowd. I can always hear our fans cheering for us and the rest is just background noise. Thank you to all those who come to our games every opportunity you get!
After a dynamic warm up and a loud pregame cheer, we took to the field and the rest is history, winning the game 3-2 in overtime. This not only brought us our first win but also put us on the right foot in terms of future overtimes. As you may recall, we had some trouble scoring in overtimes last year. So to start out with a win in our first overtime is a success for us, as well as the win itself.
Sunday, we took on Clemson. They are a young, talented team but that didn't stop us from controlling the game for the first 25 minutes. We scored first and we went up 1-0 on them, making us the better team. But it seemed as soon as we scored that we stopped believing that we actually were the better team and so Clemson came back, winning the game, 3-1.
In my opinion, we could have beaten them and I believe that we were the better team for the first part of the game. However something changed in us as a team that I can't describe, it was a weird feeling to be up and then be down so soon afterwards. Clemson deserved to win that game; they continued to push hard against the odds and won the game. They are a good team and will have great success this season.
Overall, the weekend was still a triumph. We were able to recognize the skills we did well with and the skills and tactics that we need to improve upon. We had a tough couple days of practice that we used to work on individual defending, team defending and attacking.
After recovering from our trip to Greenville, South Carolina to take on Furman and Clemson, we find ourselves in Charleston, S.C. again this weekend to take on two more good teams: The Citadel and Charleston Southern. I believe that this week's practice has prepared us for our tough weekend. I am confident that if we play together as a team and maintain our positive attitudes that we will be unbreakable and we will come away with two wins against two very good teams.
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Gillard confirms she will leave Parliament
Australia's Welsh born Prime Minister Julia Gillard has confirmed that she is ending her political career. She was defeated earlier today by Kevin Rudd in a Labor party leadership election and is preparing to resign as Prime Minister.
Ms Gillard says she will not stand again in her constituency, known in Australia as an electorate.
– Julia Gillard
In view of his election [Kevin Rudd] I have written to the Governor-General asking her to commission Mr Rudd as PM of Australia.
I will shortly leave from the Parliament to see Governor-General on this matter.
In accordance with the pledge I gave earlier today I announce that I will not recontest the federal electorate of Lalor at the forthcoming election.
I will have time in the coming weeks to be back home in my electorate to say hello and goodbye to the community that I've had the absolute privilege of representing in this Parliament since 1998.


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MACON, Ga. – Following a Division-I program record 30-point performance on Tuesday and just missing his third career double-double by a rebound on Friday, FGCU senior Chase Fieler has been named the Atlantic Sun Men's Basketball Player of the Week by league officials Monday.
Fieler (Parkersburg, W. Va./Parkersburg South HS) scored a career-high 30 points while also setting a D-I program record of 13 made field goals on only 17 attempts in a 65-51 win over Hartford on Tuesday morning in front of a national TV audience on ESPN2. FGCU's lone senior then followed that performance up with a 10-point, 9-rebound outing at Furman on Friday night, helping lead the Eagles back from a nine-point deficit with six minutes to play and to a 70-69 victory.
For the week, Fieler averaged 20 points and 8 rebounds, while shooting 68 percent (17-25) from the floor in claiming his first career Player of the Week honor.
Against the Hawks as part of ESPN's 24-Hour Tipoff Marathon, Fieler scored 20 points in the second half and also grabbed seven boards. Versus the Paladins Friday, the 6-8 forward got into early foul trouble and played just five minutes in the first half. However, he logged all 20 minutes in the second half, scoring eight of his 10 points and rejecting two shots.
Fieler and his teammates return to action Monday night against Eckerd as the Eagles host the Tritons at Alico Arena. The game will be streamed for free on ASun.TV, not ESPN3 as previously announced, with David Moulton on the call and J. Webb Horton serving as the color analyst. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. as FGCU begins a mini two-game homestand.
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Merry Christmas my fellow fin fans...May you and the Fins prosper in 2012.
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Merry Christmas my fellow fin fans...May you and the Fins prosper in 2012.
I like Matt Moore a lot but we still need to draft the best QB we can get at the top of the first round to compete with him in camp. Moore has some deficiencies and I don't think he's ever going to be elite. Great backup, average to above average starter? Yeah. But if this team passes on RG3 or Matt Barkley, that would be a colossal mistake.
I'm here to tell the truth about top secret Air Force project BAR STOOL. Gamma ray radiation from the particle accelerator under Joe Robbie Stadium is real! Get out while you can! This bad football team is just a front for something far more sinister!
Only the henne apologists are truly 'mad"
Yeaaaaa. He's beating the Bills again.
Im on the fence.
1. I clearly rather take him over Chad Henne.
2. I like Matt Moore, but If we are staring RGIII or Barkley in the face by draft time, I think you have to take them in the draft.
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Mediocrity for another decade.
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THE SCREENING ROOM: Happy Birthday, Lea Salonga (Video)
By Playbill Staff
Tony Award winner Lea Salonga, most recently seen in the star-studded New York concert of Ragtime, celebrates her birthday Feb. 22. In celebration of the award-winning performer, Playbill.com looks back at her career.
Salonga, who took home the Tony Award in 1991 for her performance in Miss Saigon, has also been seen on Broadway in Les Misérables and Flower Drum Song. She is also known for her portrayal of Princess Jasmine in the Disney movie musical "Aladdin."
Visit her page at the Playbill Vault.
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Hello all,
One of my friend is working as a graphic designer and is regsitered on odesk.
Recently he worked for a client in U.K. and has already received 80% of project money.
Without having adequate knowledge about U.K. laws , my friend disclosed his client's name and logo under his client list on his website without taking the consent of the client.
As soon as he came to know that his client didnot want that he removed it from his website.
Now his client is claiming charges.
Kindly help to sort out.
Is their any major legal issue?
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It's difficult to give a firm answer without seeing the contract between your friend and his client. However, in general, I think it unlikely that the client would be able to claim damages.
Disclosing the client's name in this way is definitely unprofessional. Your friend made a serious mistake in doing so (although he did the right thing by recitfying the mistake straight away). But that doesn't mean that he was in breach of contract. Unless there was a specific term in the contract covering this point, I can't see how the client can do anything about it.
Even if the point was covered in the contract, the client would have to show that he suffered some damage or loss as a result of the disclosure. I don't know the circumstances, but it's hard to imagine how a client would suffer loss or damage just because a few people know that a particular graphic designer is working for him.
A more important point is that the affair will likely lead to a breakdown in trust between the client and designer. Your friend needs to go out of his way to restore good relations with the client, if only so that he can complete the work he is contracted to do, and get paid for it.
At least, that's my layman's opinion. If it looks likely that the client will take legal action, your friend will of course need to get proper legal advice.
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Right Mike.
I would suggest you to settle the deal from client's end otherwise it will occur charges and the client may report the same in cyber issues.
Dec 10, 2013, 10:47 #4
simply he has to report about that in police or some other authorities...
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From what I've seen from quick research, this would be similar to what in the US is the DMCA, which is strictly a civil matter - there wouldn't be any criminal charges that could apply. And since he removed the logo and name immediately, even the DMCA portion would be fulfilled. Like Mikl said, there would be some burden on them to prove harm for further lawsuits. Sounds to me like an effort to get out of paying the full contract amount.....
But this would be something to have your friend contact a lawyer - perhaps find one that might allow for a free initial consultation (those are common here in the US).Dave Maxwell - Manage Your Site Team Leader
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Candler Intramurals: Your Glory Days Aren't Behind You Yet!
By Brad Schweers (above, second from right):
One of the main reasons I came to Candler was because it was part of Emory University. I was mainly considering the academic resources I would have as a Candler student when I applied, but I soon found another area of Emory's life to be a source of great joy: Intramurals! As an MTS student, I did not have as many structured classes in which to bond with fellow students. So one main way I bonded with my Candler colleagues was through playing IM sports. I played flag football, softball, and basketball. As an Admissions Advisor now working at Candler, I still play on the Candler soccer, flag football, and softball teams when my schedule allows! We even played a pick-up Ultimate game on Emory's main quad with some Tibetan Buddhist monks. Long story.
Here are a few other stories of Candler students and alums and their experiences with IMs and athletics at Emory.
Rachel Small (right), MDiv 06
"I played on a Candler softball team for a year and it was great fun! It was a good way to meet Candler folks I might otherwise not have met, and we got to form a good bond as we pounded or got pounded by teams from other Emory schools. (Mostly we got pounded by them, but it was still fun!)"
Cody Case (top, left), MDiv 10
Cody played intramural racquetball this fall, where he and another Candler student finished in the top ten overall. Cody reports, "I made it to semi-finals. Upon arriving, I was promptly demolished by a 60+ year old biology professor." Cody also finished fourth overall at the Emory Intramural Turkey Trot 2.5 mile run on campus in November with a time of 15:19 (that's about a 6-minute mile—not bad!)
Cindy Brown (left), MDiv 09
"I'm playing on the Emory Women's Water Polo club this semester. It's been great … a definite relief from classes. Great for my physical and mental health, too, Even though I'm about twice the age of anyone else on the team!"
David Lessner, 07
"Intramurals were not only a good way to get people active and exercising, but the teams were a way that I got to meet and talk to others that I wouldn't have otherwise. Just because two people happen to enjoy soccer or basketball, they can form a friendship, where they might not have met before. Intramurals also helped me to distress and live a healthy life. I studied 100x better after exercising for 2 hours and then studying then I did by studying for 10 hours straight. Overall, it was just simply fun to get out and compete with other grad students, who yes, will make a ton more than us as doctors and lawyers, and on that rare occasion where we hit a 40 yard touchdown pass over the future MD's and JD's of the world, we were on top!"
John Hill (left), MDiv 05
"I played intramurals quite a bit at Candler and always had a lot of fun with it. Intramurals were a great chance to get some exercise, strengthen friendships among classmates, meet new people, and get in some healthy competition. I think it also improved our reputation on campus. People often wonder what kind of people attend the theology school – are we holier-than-thou pietists or what? Intramurals helped others see that we were normal – at least mostly! – people just like everyone else."
Leslie Houseworth, MDiv 10
"I played intramural football in Fall of 2007. I'm a 2nd year MDiv student. Football was a way to bond with my new classmates."
Keri Olsen, MDiv 11
" I'm a first year MDiv student and I played co-ed softball. I was interested in playing any type of intramural sport, so talked to a third year during orientation who had mentioned their experience. Candler had already established a softball team but they let me join anyway! I don't even really have any experience playing softball! I had a great time getting to know second and third years that I may not have met otherwise. Softball was a great way to take a break from reading and meet new friends! Our team wasn't really very good but everyone seemed to enjoy themselves!"
Brian Tillman, MDiv 11
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Todd McCullough, MDiv 10
"During my time at Candler several of my favorite memories will always be the time I shared with my classmates playing intramural sports. Even though we broke bones and sprained ankles, the bonds we made will last a lifetime. Several of my closest friends at school were the ones I played softball, flag football, or basketball with. For me, it was crucial to take the opportunity to not only get some exercise during study breaks but to meet a few people, some of whom have become my closest friends."
Jeremy Pridgeon, MDiv
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eat time playing and beating up on the undergrads. We even advanced into the playoffs and made a run at the title. At least Emory Intramurals doesn't have a BCS!"
Eric Sanford, MDiv 07
"Intramurals were a lot of fun at Candler. I played softball, basketball, soccer, ultimate frisbee, tennis, and football. Intramurals provided me another opportunity to make friends who shared the same interests in sports as I do. We weren't very good at most of the sports; however, we always had fun. Sometimes we would go out to eat afterward. Sometimes it was more fun just playing basketball on Tuesday nights or frisbee on Friday afternoons. These were good ways to meet people and have a good time. Come to think of it, I probably had more fun just playing around those times instead of the competitions with the other schools."
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Firefighters and medics who responded to the tragic 2011 mass shooting in Tucson, Ariz., shared the lessons they learned at Firehouse World.
It took just 18 seconds for a lone gunman to inflict indescribable horror in Tucson, Ariz., on Jan. 8, 2011. In 18 seconds, the 22-year-old man squeezed off 32 shots, making 31 hits, killing six people, and wounding 13 others including U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords.
At Firehouse World, a first due medic and two incident commanders detailed the operations that cleared the horrific shooting scene in just 52 minutes and then dealt with months of aftermath, including media barrages and criminal investigations that wore on those who were dealing with the emergency and the emotional baggage that went along with it.
The class, called "Tragedy in Tucson," was taught by Northwest Fire/Rescue District Battalion Fire Chief Stu Rodeffer, Fire Chief Jeff Piechura and Firefighter Tony Compagno. It focused on lessons learned from the mass casualty incident and the fallout that plagued the department for weeks after the incident.
"You'd be amazed at how much your jurisdiction can change in just 18 seconds," said Rodeffer, who acted as a street commander of the incident, reporting directly to the incident commander.
By way of background, Rodeffer reminded the nearly capacity classroom that Giffords was participating in a "Congress on Your Corner" constituent meeting in the parking lot of a busy strip mall and Safeway grocery store parking lot at 10 a.m. That's when the shooting suspect, Jared Lee Loughner, pulled out a pistol, got himself in a Weaver shooting stance and opened fire. He repositioned himself, got a different angle and shot again.
For Rodeffer, it had already been a tough morning. It started with an unresponsive 51-year-old diabetic who was receiving CPR from his kids. Soon after clearing that scene he responded to a bicyclist struck by a motorist.
The first calls reporting a shooting at the La Toscana shopping center were received at about 10:10 and given the initial reports, a first-alarm medical assignment was toned, bringing lots of resources to the scene.
Rodeffer said the designation was for possible mass casualty incidents on the interstate or possible plane wrecks at the nearby airport. One could never have predicted or fully prepared for the horror they faced that day.
"Our strategy from the start was quick transport to definitive care," Rodeffer said. "…The people had suffered shock trauma and there wasn't a lot we could do on the scene. They needed to be in an operating room and it was our job to get them there as quickly as possible."
All of the victims were in an area about the size of a small living room which made for a very compressed incident scene, Rodeffer said, adding that the death toll could have been much worse, save one thing.
"People in the parking lot had tackled the suspect and were pinning him down outside in front of the store," Rodeffer said. "If it wasn't for them, he would have killed many more people… That's one of the unsung points of the incident." He said a retired U.S. Army colonel and a couple of other bystanders tackled the suspect as he was changing magazines. A woman grabbed his gun as the colonel tackled him. The suspect was already detained by the time police arrived, he said.
It was also a time for shift change which meant there were far more personnel in the area than normal. It also helped that the police, fire personnel and sheriff's department in the response area had already developed a cordial relationship, Rodeffer said.
"When you need a friend, it's not the time to make one," he said.
The initial response to the parking lot shooting suggested there were four confirmed dead and at least 10 other victims. That brought even more personnel and equipment to the scene.
Quite by chance, the view of the overall incident commander was blocked by arriving apparatus, Rodeffer said, adding that was a "stroke of genius" because it allowed the commander to focus rather than be distracted by the blood and carnage on the floors and walls.
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Monday night, Angels right-hander Jerome Williams started against the San Francisco Giants, the franchise that drafted him in 1999 and brought him to the majors in 2003.
Williams didn't pitch well, and was knocked out of the game in the fourth inning. Then things got worse, as reported by MLB.com:
Angels starter Jerome Williams was taken to a local hospital after his start Monday, due to what the team believes was a shortness of breath.
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Morris and Fay Willis will celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary on Nov. 2. They were married Nov. 2, 1947, by Rev. R.A. Ray.
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Police are renewing an appeal for information about the theft of a chip-and-pin card reader at a petrol station in Southsea. CCTV from the Shell station on Goldsmith Avenue shows a man police would like to speak with about this crime, which happened on the morning of Tuesday, April 9, 2013.
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Trying to be tough on Big Oil
By Bill Adair, Angie Drobnic Holan
Published on Thursday, April 17th, 2008 at 12:58 p.m.
The Democratic candidates are trying to look tough against "Big Oil."
Oil companies are a convenient bogeyman because gasoline is averaging $3.42 per gallon in Pennsylvania and the higher fuel costs are driving up the price of food and many other products.
So the candidates are each claiming the other is too cozy with oil companies.
An ad from Sen. Barack Obama criticizes Sen. Hillary Clinton for taking money from lobbyists, including those representing energy companies. The text, set to music, reads: "Politicians defend lobbyists," and "Americans pay the price." Another ad makes a positive case that Obama is challenging oil companies while rejecting money from their lobbyists. "Obama's the only candidate who doesn't take a dime from oil company PACs or lobbyists. And that's change we can believe in," the ad says.
An ad from Clinton criticizes Obama because he "accepted $200,000 from executives and employees of oil companies." It notes the high price of gas and says that Obama "voted for the Bush-Cheney energy bill that put $6-billion in the pocket of big oil. Hillary voted against it."
We examined all three ads and explored their most significant claims. We found that:
• Clinton's ad was correct that Obama voted for the 2005 energy bill (she voted against it), but she got the pricetag wrong and she neglected to point out that the bill had billions of dollars in incentives for alternative fuels. We gave her claim a Half True.
• Obama's claim that he is "the only candidate who doesn't take a dime from oil company PACs or lobbyists" is generally accurate but has some caveats. We gave it a Mostly True.
• Obama's ad is correct the Clinton "has taken over $800,000 from lobbyists." We gave that a True.
• Clinton is right that Obama has taken $200,000 from oil company employees. We gave that one a True, while noting that she took even more than that from oil company employees.
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On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, we celebrate the legacy of the leader of the civil rights movement here in central Virginia. The Charlottesville area has several events planned in honor of Dr. King Monday and throughout the rest of the month of January.
The city of Charlottesville hosted a free event at the Carver Recreation Center called "Continuing the Dream". People of all ages packed the recreation center for Monday's celebration. The event featured young people singing traditional songs as well as through spoken word and hip-hop performances.
"It's so important for us to continue to dream, but not only just to speak in terms of continuing to dream, particularly for our young people because they are the ones that are going to continue the legacy, the works and deeds of Dr. King," said Alex-Zan, event coordinator.
The University of Virginia is hosting several events to honor Dr. King. On Thursday, January 23, a keynote address will be given by cultural critic and NPR host Michael Eric Dyson. Tickets are free and doors open at 5:30 pm. That event, presented by the Office for Diversity and Equity, will be held in the Culbreth Theatre at UVA.
Professor and poet Rita Dove will be honored January 31 with a screening of a movie about her life.
On Saturday, January 25, there will be a screening of documentary about Dr. King and his non-violent campaign for civil rights. The film is called King: A Filmed Record...From Montgomery to Memphis. The event is free and takes place at the Newcomb Hall Theater at UVA at 2 p.m. Doors will open 30 minutes before the screening and seating is first-come, first-served.
The Jefferson School African American Heritage Center is also hosting a cultural event this month. Next Thursday the center will host three of the past presidents of the Charlottesville-Albemarle NAACP to talk about how their terms helped improve civil rights in the region. The event, called "Reflections on a Movement: Albemarle-Charlottesville NAACP, the Civil Rights Act, and Beyond," takes place January 30 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Jefferson School City Center.
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The Jaguars placed DE John Chick on injured reserve on Tuesday, the 21st player who has been lost for the season from the team.
Chick suffered a knee injury while being blocked by Chargers OT Jared Gaither during San Diego's victory on "Monday Night Football" to end Week 13. Chick was playing because of injuries to DEs Aaron Kampman (hamstring) and Matt Roth (concussion), both of whom were inactive.
The team signed DB Akwasi Owusu-Ansah from its practice squad to replace Chick on the active roster.


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VCU students and faculty met with the school in a town hall meeting Thursday to discuss the controversial dismissal of the women's volleyball coach.
James Finley says the university's new athletic director let him go because he's gay. VCU says it's committed to honoring diversity.
Administrators launched an investigation into why the coach's contract wasn't renewed. But until the findings are revealed, some people at VCU don't seem to be convinced.
The first VCU student at the microphone - walked out.
He was upset that administration wouldn't discuss why Finley was let go after eight seasons. The university says it's a confidential personnel issue, now under investigation.
"Many, many of us came to find out information about this, and I feel like this is a waste of our time," said the student.
The athletic director, Ed McLaughlin, had released this statement:
"The VCU volleyball program needs new leadership if it is to achieve athletic and academic success at an elite level nationally."
Players on the team were shocked when they heard their coach was dismissed - after their most successful season ever.
They say the explanation was vague.
"I'm just hoping to actually get an answer as to why he was let go. We're just confused," said VCU volleyball player Jasmine Waters.
A VCU professor said Finley's dismissal could compromise the university's reputation.
"I'm getting emails from across the country expressing concern about the reputation of VCU, in terms of being a place that embraces diversity.... Is a risk here."
Finley says another openly gay staff member in the department was demoted. The university confirmed that those were the only two position changes...so far.
Officials say her salary hasn't changed - just her title.
"The only two out gay people..are the only two job changes that have happened?...well isn't that interesting," said one VCU staff member.
But the university says the investigation must take its course.
"We may feel passionate about some things...but we need to understand that we have to let processes take place," said VCU Chief Diversity Officer Wanda S. Mitchell.
VCU's president will review the findings, which must be submitted within a month and a half.
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Diet soft drinks are everywhere.
"I have to have it," said Amy Gruba. "It's something instead of coffee, I have to have a Diet Mountain Dew in the morning"
It is people like Gruba, who seem to need diet soda, that cause concern for dentists, especially after a new study showed consuming diet drinks is as bad on your teeth as using meth or crack cocaine.
Dr. Bob Marlot has been a dentist for 30 years, and during that time he has seen just about every tooth-related issue. He says the problem arises when soda starts wiping out the tooth's enamel.
More than a decade ago Dr. Marlot joined with the Minnesota Dentist Association on an awareness campaign called "Sip All Day, Get Decay," so talking about the damage soda does to teeth is nothing new to him.
For shock value, he shared a photo of a 30-year-old's mouth that he says looks like that of an 80-year-old.
"It's all about the acid and how much hits the surface of the tooth and how long it's in contact with the tooth," said Dr. Marlot.
If you take a tooth and drop it into a diet soda, Dr. Marlot said, it won't be long before it dissolves.
Drinking soda doesn't work that quickly, but someone who drinks five cans a day can see damage done in around a decade – and by then it is usually too late.
"By the time there is a problem, we go 'what happened here?' and it's almost too late to do something about it in some incidences," he said.
Dr. Marlot has some recommendations for those that can't kick the sugary habit.
• Don't brush your teeth until at least 30 minutes after you drink diet soda, brushing right after just rubs the acid onto the teeth -- compounding the problem
• Rinse with water after drinking soda.
• Also try not to drink more than 2 or 3 sodas a day (three per week is recommended)
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For 2014, The Firecracker Bike Ride will offer cyclists the choice of a 20 mile or a 30+ mile route.
Please observe the parking time limit on the parking meters in Chinatown on Saturday...the meters will be enforced. A better choice would be to come to the Ride on Metro...there is a Metro station not more than a block away from the start of the Ride. A free bag check will be available for all registered riders.
The 20 mile route will be geared more towards families and casual riders. A major portion of the 20 mile ride will be along the LA River on the LA River Bike Path which is away from traffic and will have great views of the LA River. A 10 mile per hour pace is advised for this route.
The 30+ mile route will feature challenging hills in Elysian Park, Griffith Park, and a loop around the Silverlake Reservoir. There will be some great view spots along the way. The 30+ mile ride will be completely on City Streets. Both routes will have a rest stop where water, snacks, and fruit will be available. Porta- potties will be available for all at the rest stops. Please check back later for route maps and route directions. Bring your hill climbing legs for this route. There will be some elevation to accomplish!
There will be a free Bag Check and Bike Valet near the registration area. All registered riders will be given a finisher medal at the conclusion of the ride. A carbo load snack will be available after the conclusion of the ride. All registered riders will get a Goodie Bag with various items and an event t-shirt. Please come early to guarantee that you get the size shirt you need.
If you would like a Firecracker Bike Jersey, please pre-order one when you register for the ride or visit the online store. We will offer the Club or Racer cut in both men's and women's sizes.Visit Voler.com for sizing information.
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John Carlson considers himself just an average guy who is obedient to share his faith with someone when God presses it on his heart. An engineer by trade, Carlson is the epitome of a faithful, personal witness for Jesus Christ wherever life takes him. Whether he is flying in an airplane or working in a manufacturing plant, he always looks for opportunities to share the Gospel.
Carlson first became involved with Southwestern through his friendship with former evangelism professor Malcolm McDow. Carlson and his wife, Pat, have demonstrated their commitment to evangelism through financial support of Southwestern's Spring Evangelism Practicum, which sends students to churches outside of the Bible Belt to preach week-long revivals during spring break.
"It's a good program because there's nothing like getting out there and doing it," Carlson says. "You can talk about evangelism until you're blue in the face, but it's 100 times better when you get out there and do it. Once you see it change people's lives, it will change your life.
"I think one of the big benefits of the spring practicum is that it gets the preachers out to the pioneer areas of the country, where they probably would never go. They go on the spring practicum, and then they get a heart for churches in the middle of nowhere."
Southwestern is honored to have friends like John and Pat Carlson, who passionately support the seminary's heart for evangelism and who model this same spirit in their own personal lives.
John Carlson is founder and president of Carlson Engineering, which designs, constructs, and installs equipment used by the nation's leading food, beverage, and dairy manufacturers, such as Dreyer's and Coca-Cola. Although his home and office are in Fort Worth, Carlson travels extensively for projects, which often require him to live outside of Fort Worth for months at a time. Despite this strange travel schedule, he makes it a point to connect with a local church near the project along with faithfully serving his home church in Fort Worth when he is in town.
Carlson especially enjoys going with the church to visit people in their homes, noting, "If I'm in town, I'll be at visitation." He is committed to making himself available to share with people whom God puts in his path. "It's God's job to save them," he says. "All I've got to do is tell them. You never know who is sitting next to you, and you never know what their spiritual condition is."
Carlson recalls one such situation when he was working at a plant in Modesto, Calif. He was programming equipment one Saturday, and the only other person in the plant was a maintenance man named Jim, with whom he had developed a relationship.
While they were working, Jim told him about a dream he had the night before about dying. Carlson used the opportunity to begin talking with Jim about God. He bought Jim a Bible, and their conversations progressed over the next several weeks. Finally, Carlson invited Jim to a church near Jim's home. They visited the church together, and Jim recognized several people in the church, including the pastor's son, who was a volunteer firefighter with Jim.
Eventually, Carlson finished the project and returned home. Three months later, he received a call from Jim, who said, "Hey Big John, I just wanted to call you and tell you that I was baptized yesterday, my wife was baptized yesterday, and my two nieces were baptized yesterday."
"Now that will get you fired up," Carlson says as he recalls the story. "I wasn't there when he got saved, but I was there when he told me about his dream. You just see how God works. God uses a half dozen people a lot of times to intervene in a person's life."
One of Carlson's fondest memories happened with his daughter several years ago. One day, she said, "Dad, I have a lot of friends who aren't Christians, but I don't know how to talk to them." He and she began attending the Evangelism Explosion classes in their church together.
Carlson recalls the impact those classes had on him and his daughter: "For 13 weeks, I never missed a Tuesday. I flew in on Tuesday, and I flew out Wednesday morning a lot of weeks, but I never missed one week for 13 weeks. It was probably one of the best times of my entire life."
Carlson tells story after story of how God has used common circumstances and conversations to open doors of salvation in other's lives. He has led people to the Lord on airplanes, in break rooms, and in people's homes. He uses a variety of methods to share the Gospel, including sharing his testimony, using a witnessing presentation or tract, and inviting people to church.
Above all, Carlson says, "People are open. You just have to be open to share with them." He considers evangelism as every Christian's responsibility, regardless of the methods they use. "Everyone is an evangelist, either a good one or a bad one," he says, adding, "People will see your life."
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Here is a route with an approach that will take you longer than doing the route itself! If this turns you off, no need to read farther. This route looks intriguing from the loop road, but it is a huge effort to get to the base and the route is shorter than it looks (only 5 pitches). It is best to take a very small rack as the climb is not that hard. This route is the Snake Dike of Red Rocks, but that perhaps is too big a compliment. Still, I highly recommend this route if you are up for an adventurous day of mostly hiking.
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC (WECT) - There has been a huge voter turnout for early voting for the 2012 election and some officials said the numbers are comparable to 2008 -- a very big election year.
In 2008, 60,000 voters turned out in New Hanover County during early voting and by mail absentee ballot. This year, so far there have been 51,000 voters casting their choice through early voting or mail absentee, and there's still time left for early voting.
Voter turnout usually hits around 65-70% when it comes to a presidential election. However, there are two big issues on the ballot this year. These two issues affect two out of the four municipalities in New Hanover County.
There's the smoking ban issue in Wrightsville Beach, and nearly 2,000 registered voters live in Wrightsville. Many have shown their passion about the issue in public hearings and of course the decision affects not only residents but tourists, too.
Also, there's the topic of bringing a baseball stadium to Wilmington and half of New Hanover County's voters are in Wilmington.
Naturally, hot button issues mixed with passionate residents makes for interesting electioneering.
"This is an enjoyable process, and should be, but tensions can run high at times and we've seen minor flares here and there but nothing to the aggressiveness to where it's been an issue," said New Hanover County Board of Elections Director, Marvin McFadyen.Early voting polls are open in New Hanover County on Saturday from 9 a.m. -1 p.m. at the New Hanover County Government Center, the Senior Resources Center, Cape Fear Community College North Campus, the main library downtown, and Carolina Beach Town Hall.
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Well, I guess those metal detectors and turnstile pat-downs just weren't good enough.
Two mixed martial arts (MMA) fans were stabbed in the stands inside the Prudential Center, during the UFC 169: "Barao vs. Faber 2" pay-per-view (PPV) event, which took place last Saturday night (Feb. 1, 2014) in Newark, New Jersey.
NJ.com has the details:
They suffered non-life threatening injuries after they were stabbed in the stands just before 8 p.m., according to Newark Police Director Samuel DeMaio and were treated at University Hospital.
Security officers recovered the knife used in the attack and arrested Angel Pereira, 36, of Lancaster, Pa., who is charged with several counts of aggravated assault and two weapons offenses, according to DeMaio.
Gotta be careful out there, fight fans.
Fan scuffles are nothing new at UFC shows (see a sample here) or at any sporting event, for that matter. Anyone who has been to a Dallas Cowboys game when the play the Philadelphia Eagles knows that you're likely to witness at least half a dozen brawls before the opening kickoff.
Fortunately, no one was seriously injured.
UFC 169 featured a bantamweight title fight that saw Renan Barao retain his 135-pound strap against perennial contender Urijah Faber (highlights), while Jose Aldo held on to his featherweight belt by turning away 145-pound "Bully" Ricardo Lamas.
It was a record-setting event (for all the wrong reasons).
For more UFC 169 results and fallout, including recaps, videos, highlights and more, check out our "Barao vs. Faber 2" live story stream by clicking here.


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Kent/Tricia Harrop - Good neighbors say goodbye
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In selecting stories we often consider the past exposure of people to our readers. For example, a search of our online archives since 1999 shows "Harrop" appearing in 455 articles. "Fieri" appears once, that being in the 2009 obituary of his grandmother, Betty Lee Ramsay Ferry, who came to McMinnville late in life and whose name also appeared in our newspaper only that one time.
I have no doubt that, as you say, she was an "incredibly awesome lady," and perhaps we should have written about her years ago.
As an interesting aside, Mrs. Ferry's daughter and son-in-law, Jane and Bill Apel, both retired long-time local educators, have been close to Kent and Tricia Harrop over the years, and I suspect they would share in thinking the goodbye story about them was deserved.
Really? I mean, really?
I suppose it's possible that RainD is very young, and thinks she has the pulse of the community in her hands because she's connected to social media, but this should be a wake-up call to her that she needs to lift her head up a little more and pay closer attention to what's actually going on around her.
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NEWPORT (WATE) – Police in Newport are warning the public to watch out for counterfeit cash after three businesses there reported getting fake bills.
"It looked like a normal $10 bill, but there was something about the feel of it. It did not feel right," explained Pamela Moore Hefner from Brock's Open Air Market.
At Brock's, every note goes through a counterfeit money machine, which is how they caught the fake cash.
"We had a regular customer come in, and he brought in a $10 bill to purchase his lunch. He buys a sub every day. When we put it through our counterfeit machine, and it came back bad," Hefner said.
The customer told them he'd been handed the note from another local business. Newport Police say they've had similar reports from their Walmart and Time Out Travel Center.
"The first few passed were $20 bills, and over this weekend we had a couple $10 passed," said Newport Police Chief Maurice Schults.
In a holiday rush, and without a counterfeit machine or pen, the bills could make their way into some registers.
"The bills are quality correct when you look at them. The paper quality though is terrible," Schults explained.
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So I'm scrolling through boxingscene and I find this..
And I can't help finding myself giving Tim Bradley props. Not only does Bradley rios sound like a tough fight but its a hard fight for Bradley. Hes just a competitor and wants to fight the best, which he should since he has an official win over pac. He might not be the most exciting guy to watch but he has tons of heart determination and he keeps finding ways to win. Besides his fight with casamayor I don't remember the last time Bradley had an easy fight, and he keeps going against arum! Can't help but love that! (Even thought it will probably work against him)
Now I could see this fight being hard for Bradley because of his lack of power, rios would lose respect and just relentlessly pressure him. And if you want to prove rios deserves to be in the ring with pac why not have him go in there and prove himself against the guy who officially beat pac.
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Tim Bradleys career is the epitome of "be careful what you wish for"! He sold his sold to the devil (Arum lol). He shitted on more than worthy opponents. He not only got his dream fight but won. Ultimately, it may end up being the biggest roadblock in his career.
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Tim Bradleys career is the epitome of "be careful what you wish for"! He sold his sold to the devil (Arum lol). He shitted on more than worthy opponents. He not only got his dream fight but won. Ultimately, it may end up being the biggest roadblock in his career.
Very possible,
It's all up to how Arum shuffles the cards to the strong money-making Mexican/Latino population. If fact, Oscar does the same thing with Golden Boy Promotions, probably the ONLY thing on which he and Bob do, and do well together.
Case in point, it does leave Tim sitting on his ass. Bradley won't put asses in the seats unless its a big name fighter in the other corner. Problem for Tim is that he is forced to wish for big paydays that may come too late, even if they come at all, and they may not come at all.
A Bradley-Rios fight from an unbiased view is contingent on Tim being able to keep Brandon away. If he can, look for a Rios-Abril II type of fight. Only this time, it's Bradley who will likely get shafted on the scorecards like Abril was against Rios, and like Manny was against Bradley. If Bradley can't keep Rios away, than Rios may actually get a fair verdict. But, Rios needs an Alverado type fighter to make him even better than he will ever be against an elusive mover. Despite the terrible scorecards, if you can't handle Richard Abril movement, how do you handle Tim Bradley movement? A better fighter than Abril with more experience.
Bob Arum is looking to build up Rios. Potential gifts may be coming his way. Can't say the same for Tim Bradley.
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Two life long friends who live in the same community as the Watsons are wanting to use their skills to help out the family.
David Everhart and Duane George both broke down into tears when they heard about the Watsons.
Now the two contractors are working together to try and give Chad and Kylie Watson a home when they get better.
David and Duane have agreed to build a home for the family, free of cost.
It was an idea that Duane posted on Facebook and immediately got a big response from other skilled laborers in the community.
They are still waiting to hear from the family as to where the house will be and some specifications.
They said they were not surprised by the response from the community.
"Every community has their issues," said Duane. "But there's not stronger community that pulls together like we do."
"I wouldn't say it's giving back to anybody," said David. "It's just trying to make the burden of coming back a little less."
Starting Monday, David and Duane will begin receiving donations to begin building the house.
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Almost every day, you hear about an accident victim being airlifted to a medical center which, many times, is able to save the person's life thanks to the speedy transport. When you hear that our life expectancy is going up, advances like that are a big reason why.
A hundred years ago, I would have been dead at 22 with a burst appendix. Instead, I had a routine surgery, recovered quickly and went on barely giving it a thought. My life expectancy increased dramatically after surgery, but it had no effect on yours. But it did have an effect on the "average": My survival boosted everyone's life expectancy a tiny fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a percent. Multiply that by all the medical advances over the years that have driven up our life expectancy — transplants, bypass surgeries, defibrillators, antibiotics, pre- and post-natal care and even things like the Heimlich maneuver — and you really see the numbers jump.
But here's the really strange thing about life expectancy — the older you get, the longer you will live. It sounds crazy until you realize that when you hear the average life expectancy for men is 75.5 years, they're not talking about you. They're talking about a baby born today. A man who is 75.5 today will, on average, live almost another 11 years. Why? Because he's survived childbirth, a plethora of deadly childhood diseases and allergies, and the draft. He's also probably pretty tough, because he hasn't been carried off by a host of other things that would have killed frailer people.
But we may have reached our peak. A news story this week announced that many of the helicopters used to airlift patients to hospitals were not big enough to carry patients that weigh over 350 pounds, which is becoming a more and more common dilemma. No doubt, someone is now legislating for bigger and more powerful emergency airlift helicopters to handle the load, but in a few years they'll say that 400-pound patients can't be transported. The year after that ... well, there is no upper end in sight.


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What can I say about Queen that I haven't said before? How about, listening to Queen live in 1976, then in the 1982 and finally in 1986 is like listening to 3 different bands.
One thing that Queen fans always enjoyed that fans of other major bands don't is the wide variety of music Queen put out. My point in saying this is that if you were fortunate enough to hear Queen's performance at the Hammersmith Odeon (Christmas Concert), and then listen to Live at Wembley Stadium and finally On Fire at the Bowl, you would hear 3 totally different sounding concerts. This was one of the many strengths of Queen that separated them from most of the top bands of our era. Not only did Queen have an extensive catalogue to choose from for their live shows, they were very good at performing their songs differently from show to show.
Queen On Fire At The Bowl was recorded live at The Milton Keynes Bowl on June 5, 1982. Appropriately titled, this recording captures Queen at their very best, performing their biggest hits, Somebody To Love, Another One Bites The Dust, Bohemian Rhapsody, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Love of My Life, We Will Rock You, and We Are The Champions, as well as many concert favorites such as We Will Rock You (fast version), Now I'm Here, Dragon Attack, Tie Your Mother Down, Save Me, Sheer Heart Attack, Fat Bottom Girls, Get Down Make Love and of course the then newest songs from Hot Space,, Back Chat, Under Pressure, Staying Power, and Action This Day. Interestingly, Queen chose 2 songs from their soundtrack "Flash" to get the show started, Flash and The Hero which turned out to be great choices.
The show opened with the thumping beat of Flash with the audience clapping along with every beat (what a way to get the adrenalin flowing). Soon afterwards the band apparently appears on stage and rips through a hard edge version of Hero. From this point on, the band relentlessy pounds out a string of their greatest hits.
For those who never seen or heard Queen in concert, you are in for a major treat. One of the biggest strength of Queen is their ability to perform live and command an audience.
Though I haven't seen this concert yet, by listening to it, it is evident that the energy of the band and the audience can safely be compared to the performance at the, soon to be released, Live Aid concert.
The audience participation in this concert is something really special. Listening to the audience sing along to one of the most loved songs of the Queen catalog "Love of My Life" sent shivers down my spine. Freddie also plays a little vocal sing along game with the audience that was as impressive as the sing along he did with the Wembley audience.
Overall this concert was filled with a lot of great songs, lots of energy from both the band and the audience, and of course a great performance by arguably the greatest live band of our time.
To anyone who enjoys great concerts, and never had the opportunity to hear Freddie at his best, this is a must.
Hollywood records pulled another gem from the vast treasure chest of Queen performances.
Next up, Queen On Fire At The Bowl on DVD November 16, 2004!!!!!!!