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DANVILLE — As opening boys' basketball games go, Danville's effort Wednesday night could not have gone much better.
The Warriors outhustled, outworked and simply outplayed the visiting Indianapolis Manual Redskins to the tune of an 87-39 victory.
"I really liked our effort and we brought really good energy all game," Danville coach Brian Barber said. "I thought our guys did a good job coming out and establishing what we wanted to do which was press, play up tempo and play aggressive defense. We played with a lot of energy and that's how you get better as the year goes on."
Led by the scoring of seniors Avery Motes and Ian Asher, Danville jumped on top of the visiting Redskins with an 11-2 run and never looked back. Motes finished with 25 while Asher added 21.
"I thought he did a good job not forcing things tonight," Barber said of Motes. "Now, with a guy like Ian handling the ball, it will give him some better looks coming off screens and doing some more things away from the ball that he is very good at."
Asher, a transfer from Covenant Christian adds another dimension to the Warriors' offense this season both with his ability to score, but more importantly his distribution of the ball. Asher made several slick passes to open teammates while drawing defenders off penetration.
"Last year Avery was probably the only true playmaker we had and this season Ian gives us a second," Barber said. "He can shoot it outside or drive to the hole. He has great savvy and threaded the needle on some passes. We told our big guys that if they run the floor, he will see them and get them the ball."
Also impressive for the Warriors was their relentless defensive pressure. Manual had great difficulty bringing the ball up the court, getting into an offensive set and putting up shots.
"That's our goal for the year and we want our defense to be our best offense," Barber said. "We want to create some turnovers and opportunities with our defense and feel we have a lot of quickness. We are deep and feel we can use that to our advantage."
Scott Amor led the Warriors in steals and his defensive presence, along with the rest of Danville's efforts, frustrated the Redskins into 36 turnovers.
The Warriors led 45-21 at the half and rolled through the final two periods, giving their bench some serious experience early in the year. Nearly all of Danville's players scored.
DJ Shipley (4), B'ster Detty (2), Mitchell Collier (6), Jackson Stone (9), and Shawn Weir (2) all saw significant playing time. Stone led the Warriors with nine rebounds.
Starters Motes, Asher, Amor (11), CJ Just (5) and Tyler Ross (2) made up the rest of Danville's scoring. That group headed to the bench for parts of the third quarter and a large majority of the fourth period.
As well as the Warriors played on both side of the court; they had problems from the free throw line. Danville finished the night shooting 15 of 28 from the charity stripe.
"We will be harping about that," Barber said. "That is a concentration thing and with the speed we were going it is hard to simulate in practice. We should be better than that."
Danville now looks ahead to host South Putnam (1-0) at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 27.
"It's only one game, but I like where our groups at," Barber said. "We have a long road ahead of us and another challenge Tuesday."


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A masked man robbed a Dotty's deli at gunpoint in Beaverton early Tuesday morning, police said.
It happened around 2 a.m. at 2654 SW Cedar Hills Blvd.
Investigators have released surveillance video of the crime.
According to police, an employee told them he was outside smoking a cigarette when the suspect came up to him, put a gun in his back and led him back into the business.
The robber took off after getting some money, police said.
Officers searched the area with a police dog, but did not find the man.
The suspect is described as a darker-skinned man who spoke with an Hispanic accent, police said.
He is approximately 5'8" tall, has a thin build and was wearing a black hoodie style sweatshirt pulled up over his head, dark pants and a dark bandana, which was pulled up over his face.
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A day after the Buccaneers dropped their seventh straight game of the season to Jacksonville, Tampa Bay head coach Raheem Morris met with the media at One Buccaneer Place for a lengthy press conference. Below is a transcript.
Opening Statement:
"Same old deal as yesterday. You talk about it and you go back and look. Obviously not the result that you wanted. You started fast, got some things done early that you wanted to get done and then the disastrous moments happened with the turnovers starting to pile up on you really affected field position. Not just the turnovers. We probably had our worst day punting the football yesterday that also gave those guys great field position.
"When you look back at the game, the score probably should have been 70-14 with the amount of opportunities that they had. Jacksonville did a nice job of capitalizing on some of their opportunities. We lost the football game. We did not do a nice job of bouncing back from adversity within the game. We did a nice job of getting a couple of stops. But we can't pile up on ourselves and let that continue to hurt us and yesterday it did.
"But enough of self pity, it's time to refocus on what we need to do with our football team from this point on. We'll go back like we did last week with some basic things and try to get things better. we saw a lot of improvement from some of the stuff we worked on last week with some of our run defense issues, some of our things as far as executing on offense but now we have to talk about holding onto the football, some of our fundamental core beliefs and keep getting those things better. Because at the end of the day, you still building a bunch of young men and making those guys prepared to win a championship. We just have to deal with the fact it's not going to be this year."
On LeGarrette Blount and fumbling issues:
"It's not been the last few weeks. It started when he first got in the lineup. On his first couple of weeks of carrying the football he put the ball on the ground a couple of times and we were fortunate to get some of those back. It's been a concern with us with LeGarrette for awhile. We talked about it with him. We talked and we stressed it. It just so happens this year we weren't so fortunate to get those balls back as we were in the past. "Not that it's a concern but when you're talking about a guy who runs the ball as he does and breaks as many tackles as he does, sometimes those guys get careless with the football with their ability to use extra effort. You hate to take away from a guy's effort and a guy's will to win but at the same time you have to be smart with the football and you got to do better with ball security in traffic in those type of situations. We have not done a great job at that especially yesterday. I believe he had two in Tennessee as well.
"A lot of people want to blame it on wet situations. I think those are excuses. It's more about knowing your style of running, and understanding what is going on in the game and understanding that the defense and everybody is going to hustle and you have to do a better job at securing the football for your team and your coaching staff and everybody in the organization."
When other teams see that on tape so does that add to the issue?
"No. 1 thing you talk about every week, you give those guys keys to win the football game and what can happen. I'm sure in Jacksonville it was something to do with ball security and having an opportunity to get after the ball when LeGarrette is carrying the ball. He's a big fella. You know he's going to get tangled up a bunch in traffic. A teachable moment for us at all times when a guy is hung up, trying to go for the ball, raking it out or you're talking about a guy in a chase tackle situation and you go for the football. They capitalized to the fullest yesterday with some of those opportunities."
How did the O-Line Play?
"They didn't play great. Our left side of the offensive line. There's no sugar coating that fact. Donald Penn didn't have as great a game as he usually has for us. This is the first time we've talked about Donald Penn so that alone lets you know he didn't play as good as he'd like too. He's aware of that. We're aware of that. Obviously, we've moved on to the Dallas game because of the short week. We won't have that extensive film study and be able to evaluate with Donald form as a 1-on-1 coaching standpoint but I'm sure Donald will be in here today and he'll look at himself and he'll evaluate himself and he'll come up to the coaches and he'll get that fixed and get that corrected. He struggled yesterday against the rusher they had against him and those guys did a nice job of taking advantage of Donald and got our quarterback hit a little bit."
How did Josh Freeman come out of the game health wise?
"He's a tough guy. (He) took a couple of hits and landed on his shoulder a couple of time. That helped me to see him go out and throw the ball after that now you know it's not structural, it's pain and it's something that you have to deal with in the National Football League. Yes, he got roughed up a little bit. We just mentioned the problems we had on the left side of our offense yesterday with the amount of that pass rush they were able to get on him. They hit him with a couple of blitzers. I'm not just blaming Donald either. We missed some blocks from the backs as well with the young back (Mossis) Madu. So we have to do a better job of protecting him which we have all year. We just have to, especially in this time and situation, with the shoulder issue with the quarterback, he has to go untouched."
Will Freeman will be okay going forward?
"I do. Obviously out there practicing this week, we'll see him throw tomorrow and do some different things, but obviously we'll take caution with that."
Do you feel like you're on the hot seat?
"When you're coaching you are always on the hot seat. That's the mentality of what we do. We were on the hot seat when we went 10-6 and we didn't go to the playoffs. You can still get fired. I got fired when I was 9-7 and I became the head coach that same year. You're always on the hot seat. I try to tell guys all the time. If I was worried about being fired I certainly would not be coaching. I would have taken that physical education job in Long Island that I turned down 15 years ago. But that's not what I do. We're entertainers. We're in this thing to win football games. I got a lot of guys in this locker room that are counting on us not to show mental weakness and we won't do that.
"It's great for you guys to scare my family half to death and talk about that stuff all throughout, but for us it's a mental toughness, it's move on, next opponent, next man up, it's the Dallas Cowboys, coming in here hot for a Saturday night game and a chance for me to ruin Jason Garrett's season and let you talk about him."
Do you feel the criticism is warranted?
"Obviously the only criticism I care about comes form people with names that end with G. That's the first thing you have to say. The next, his name has to end with a D, and that's Dominik. And then it has to do with my coaching staff and my players. Really, that's the only thing that matters. Once we get together and we figure out what we need to do and do better, that's all we have to do.
"That's the only way you win football games. If you just worry about the people criticizing you that really care about winning football games. Everybody else is a component that doesn't matter. We like to refer to them around here as gray matter. That's exactly why papers are gray, because they don't matter. Whether Joe Henderson wrote it or you guys wrote it, whether you blogged about it. None of that stuff matter. When we get ready to prepare tomorrow we have to prepare to beat the Dallas Cowboys, make no mistake about it. We're not going into the Dallas Cowboys game not to get fired. We're going into the game to win, period."
Has Freeman grown as a QB this year?
No doubt about it. You have to go out there and learn through adversity. Ask Phillip Rivers. He's one of the better quarterbacks in this league and he's absolutely getting crushed this year. But I still don't want to not play him. He's going to learn through adversity. He's going to come out with a little more fire, and this will do nothing but add to our offseason. This will help me get guys to want to be together, to come here and be more informed and ready to go for next year. I have a bunch of hungry young men that love football and no matter what the situation is, whether I'm here or whether I'm not, this team is going to be a better football team because of it."
What specifically has he learned and improved on?
"He's got a better grasp of everything we do. There's not a time we come off the field and Josh doesn't know. Last year we could have gone out there a couple of times and Josh just made some plays and didn't really know why or what was the purpose. But he has a complete grasp of everything that goes on, whether it be wrong or be good, whether he missed the throw or the route was wrong or the concept was wrong, or whether the play call was wrong. Whatever the case may be, he understands the issues, and that's part of growing as a quarterback.
"You talk to a lot of great quarterbacks that struggled their way through, whether it was Rich Gannon, who struggled at het beginning of his career and wound up being great at the end, it was about the accumulation of knowledge throughout the process of going out there and playing. And that's what you see happen to guys. Steve Young did it. "There's a lot of great quarterbacks you can mention that struggled early in their career that really found their way and hit their stride. He hasn't hit it yet. I told you last year when we were peaking and he was the comeback kid. We were just playing well as a team. And right now we have to find a way to play well as a team again and let him continue to grow and play better and better."
On Preston Parker and his struggles with fumbling in Sunday's game:
I'm not going to give up on anybody. Preston Parker is a dynamic guy and because he fumbled a punt yesterday that led to a run by the Jacksonville Jaguars I'm not going to turn my back on him. I gave Brian Price a second chance and I kicked him out of the game. It's about us growing as a team and organization and getting better and making smarter decisions, all across the board. I'm not pointing fingers at Preston Parker for the reason that the Jacksonville Jaguars came out and out-physicaled us and beat us yesterday. I'm going to blame that on field position, their ability to capitalize on their opportunities and our inability to turn that swing around."
Why were you unable to turn that swing around?
"Some of that (lack of maturity) factors in. You got to be mature enough to go out there and absolutely erase the fact that they score 14 points within about a minute and a half. And they scored 14 of those 21 points when the defense was on the sideline. That stuff can't matter. You have to go out and just play. So if Preston Parker was thinking about that punt the rest of the game, then we have an issue right there. If we're worried on defense about the fact that they scored (as quickly as they did), that's a problem because that has to be gray matter. We have to go out there and get some stops and we did get some stops in the third quarter. It's just than in that second half we ran out of gas and they got some points and the were really able to get up there and make that thing really get out of control. You have to have that kind of mindset."
How do you get to 4-9 from 4-2?
"Unfortunately it isn't the same team. We are different. But we are into the next man up mentality. I even sold you guys on that because you don't realize who is missing either. But it's not about missing people. It's about those guys stepping up into those roles and using that maturity to get you over the edge. And we have not been able to do that thus far. We have to be able to do that this week. And we have to do it the next three weeks. You know me; I wont give you any excuses why we didn't win yesterday's game or any game for that matter. We have to go out and do a better job as a team."
That was something you were known for last year? Why didn't the next man up theory work this year?
"I can sit up here and cry about a bunch of things but that's not our mentality. We need more time together. We need to make that second nature deal with us. We have got to go out and prepare for that this offseason and be ready to deal when adversity sets in for next season. Stuff that has to be talked about whether its situational football, whether it's play in, play out. Or this next snap. Our ability to be one-snappers every game. Our ability to be one heartbeat. Play at one game. Play at one moment. All of those things have got to be a part of it. It has to be a team effort. That's what has to happen."
What conversations have you had with the Glazers and Mark Dominik about the job you are doing?
We have segments in the year where we talk about those different things. Me and Mark we talk every day. That is a circle of trust so to speak. Whenever I have any questions on what we are doing or (need to) get any advice that's the person I'm generally going to go to. Not that we are talking about what a good job I'm doing or good job they are doing. It is a collective effort of what we need to do, who we need, why we need them … what's the next plan. All those things. How we are going to attack our football team right now.
"Some of those things we talk about I talk about with you guys (media). Last week it was cutting back and getting the guys to play faster and do some of those things. This week it is about fundamental core beliefs. We will make an addition to add some of those things what you would generally see from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the offseason. We need it obviously. We can't hold onto the football yesterday. It is something we have to do.
"And you can always improve tackling. Although we came out and tackled pretty good yesterday against a great running back but it is just some of those things. Some of those concepts a young Mason Foster needs to get. Or a young Da'Quan Bowers or Adrian Clayborn, all those guys need to get the general philosophies and the fundamental core beliefs. Just because you say them doesn't mean they pick them up. You have to go out there and actually do them. Rod Marenelli always told me the hard part is to consistently do it over and over again."
Will there be radical changes in personnel next season?
"No. I wouldn't go there. Radical changes as far as personnel puts people in a panic. We don't do that around here. We are not emotional decision makers. This is the same team or the same group of men that won ten games the year before. You can go out there and find a way to play faster, smarter harder and more consistent and you can go out there and win however many game you want to win.
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The Public Theater is now accepting submissions for the fifth cycle of its Emerging Writers Group, a two-year program nurturing up-and-coming playwrights.
First launched in 2007, the Emerging Writers Group began as a one-year cycle, which allowed playwrights the opportunity to work under the wing of the Public's staff and dramatic advisors. In November 2010, the Public announced that the group would become a two-year venture, with a new cycle of playwrights joining biennially.
The application deadline for the fifth cycle (which will run January 2014 through December 2014) is Aug. 30, 2013. Through an open submission process, ten playwrights will be selected for the fifth cycle, which is supported by Time Warner.
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FORT WORTH – Brittni Colleps, the Kennedale teacher found guilty of having sex with five of her students, finds herself in the national spotlight again tonight during a segment on 20/20.
The 28-year-old was sentenced to five years in prison on August 17. On Friday at 9 p.m., she'll speak with 20/20. While all of the men she slept with were older than 18, it's still against Texas law for a teacher to sleep with a student.
In an interview segment released by ABC News, Colleps says all parties involved were consenting adults and that the sentence levied against her is too harsh.
"I'm not trying to say that it's not wrong or immoral for a teacher to have a sexual relationship with her students," she says. "I'm not saying that. But I don't think that, in this situation, where there were legal consenting adults, it should not affect me or anybody else legally."
News 8's Jonathan Betz covered the trial in its entirety. Defense attorney Lex Johnston also argued that the legal consenting age of the students involved should have been enough to keep Colleps from behind bars. The defense was pushing for probation.
The prosecution showed the jury a slew of evidence against Colleps, including cell phone videos of the intercourse and text messages shared between the five students.
The jury took less than a half an hour to find Colleps guilty on each of the 16 counts of improper relationship with a student.
After the judge announced the prison sentence, Johnston said, "These were not boys, these were not children. These were grown men who connived, conspired, worked each other to be with this woman."
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Co-ed slumber parties are all the rage. These all night teenage gatherings are typically hosted by trusting parents. They used to be reserved for after prom nights and other special occasions, but now they're happening all the time, to keep kids in a controlled environment so no one has to drive home or be picked up in the middle of the night.
Weston mom, Linda Feldman says prom night was a big night for co-ed overnights when her two sons were in high school. "We knew the family, we knew she would be there. There would be no alcohol," Feldman says.
But there's a new trend in slumber partying that makes me a little uncomfortable. Co-ed slumber parties. Not with 5 year olds, 8 year olds or 10 year olds... but with teenagers!
I'm talking about a big group of teens who get together on the weekends...typically in their parents basement and "play ping pong" all night.
But while many of these parties are, in large part, filled with good old-fashioned fun and games, like ping pong, pool, and a movie, many teens I talked to say they are anything but innocent.
One teen, who didn't want to be identified, told us the number one rule, no alcohol allowed, is often broken, "you have to figure out how you're going to get it, where you're going to store it, and how you're going to get it inside without your parents seeing," the teen said. "So usually plan a few days in advance to get it down there before the actual event," he says.
Parenting expert and author Lynne Griffin is not a fan of the co-ed slumber party. She says, don't do it. Whether your kids are good, straight-A students, or not, remember they are teenagers.
Not only does Griffin worry about alcohol consumption, she worries about sex. By hosting these co-ed parties, she says, parents are creating a social situation that is ripe for testing the waters. "Why would we expect them to experiment? All we have to do is look back when we were teens and when no one was looking, and you have access to alcohol, or a girl you like and everybody is sort of egging you on. Wouldn't that be nice if that were a relationship for you, then the temptation is awfully hard for someone to contend with," Griffin says.
This woman knows all too well what can go wrong when kids are left alone to party all night. She hosted three sleepovers for about 20 kids. Her intentions were for the best. Letting them spend the night so other parents didn't have to hop in a car at 1A.M. to pick their kids up. On each occasion, she says she set strict rules, and on each occasion, they were broken.
"No alcohol, no water bottles, no purses," the woman says. "If anyone wanted to sleep, the girls were two floors above the boys," she says. As a mom, she says she stayed up all night, randomly checking on the group, "it was too stressful for me, the liability issue, we didn't condone alcohol in our house, and decided after a few times that is was coming in even with our best intentions." She went on to say "It was just not worth is, I feel like you give them an inch, and they take a mile."
So are co-ed slumber parties an unnecessary risk? Lynne Griffin thinks so, and suggests you talk to your kids about alternative plans.
"What is going to purposely happen between 2am and 6am that could potentially be anything but a recipe for disaster? You know, as a parent, you're not going to stay up until 2 and 6, watching what people are doing, you just know you're not. You're not going to be popping in there at 3 and saying, 'hey everybody', so what's the benefit? Ask yourself, as a parent, what does that 4 to 5 hours do for you and your teens? It really doesn't do much," Griffin says.
Try telling that to Linda Feldman, who, like a growing number of parents, didn't seem to worry about her sons' overnight parties, "I mean, if the parents are going to be there, I don't think it's that bad," Felman says. So whether you agree or disagree with these sleepovers, if your kids get an invite, our expert says, to be prepared, and think carefully about the rules you want in place so that you're not losing sleep over your decision.
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Richard Heene is now an inventor who lives in Florida and is hoping to shed his old image and promote a new product.
Heene has invented the "HeeneDuty," a multipurpose toolbox and scaffolding device,and showed it off to reporters in Tampa.
The contraption, operated by remote control, can transform into a workbench, a seat and a dolly for construction-based use.
Heene says he's not trying to profit from the 2009 hoax involving the story that his 6-year-old son was trapped in a runaway makeshift helium balloon. The boy was in reality in his room at home.
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Luxury 3bd Cottage 4Min Walk to Beach! NO CLEAN FEE SPECIAL! in Seaside
- bedrooms 3
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Low:$ 125.00
August 16,2014 - November 21,2014
November 30,2014 - December 19,2014
January 4,2015 - February 27,2015
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April 12,2014 - May 23,2014
August 9,2014 - August 15,2014
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Updated Dec 11, 2012 - 4:34 pm
D-backs trade rumors swirling again
One of the busiest and most-talked about teams at the Nashville gathering was the Arizona Diamondbacks, and apparently GM Kevin Towers is at it again.
According to Paul Hoynes of the Cleveland Plain-Dealer, the D-backs are involved in a three-team trade with the Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians.
Hoynes writes that Cleveland would send outfielder Shin-Soo Choo to Cincinnati for outfielder Drew Stubbs and shortstop prospect Didi Gregorius.
Cleveland would then flip Gregorius to the Diamondbacks in exchange for young pitching, either Tyler Skaggs or Trevor Bauer.
Gregorius, 22, is a left-handed hitting shortstop who split time last season between Double-A Pensacola and Triple-A Louisville, hitting .265 with seven home runs and 54 runs batted in over the course of 501 minor league at-bats. He committed 18 errors in 122 games.
The native of Amsterdam, The Netherlands was considered by most publications a top ten prospect in the Reds organization prior to the 2012 season. He did appear in eight games at the big-league level after being called up in September.
Gregorius also played in the Arizona Fall League with the Peoria Javelinas, batting .278 with one homer and eight RBI in 74 at-bats.
Skaggs and Bauer both reached the Major Leagues in 2012 after being rated as top ten prospects in all of baseball. Skaggs made six starts, going 1-3 with a 5.83 ERA and 21 strikeouts in 29.1 innings.
Bauer made four starts for Arizona, going 1-2 with a 6.06 ERA. He struck out 17 batters, but struggled with his control, issuing 13 walks in 16.1 innings. Bauer was named the Diamondbacks' Minor League Pitcher of the Year.
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- Kirk Gibson, D-backs Manager - Tuesday September 2Kirk Gibson discusses Daniel Hudson returning to the D-backs roster.
- Augie Ojeda, former Arizona Diamondback - Friday August 29Doug and Wolf chat with former Diamondback Augie Ojeda.
- Travis Lee, former D-backs first baseman - Thursday August 28Travis Lee shares some stories and memories from playing with the D-backs.
- Derrick Hall, D-backs President and CEO - Thursday August 28Derrick Hall discusses the home plate rule in the new instant replay system.
- Tim Kurkjian, ESPN MLB insider - Wednesday August 27ESPN baseball analyst Tim Kurkjian believes Matt Williams is good for the Nationals.
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- Reggie Sanders - former Diamondbacks outfielder - Tuesday August 26Reggie Sanders discusses the Diamondbacks' alumni game coming up this Saturday.


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The Mets haven't had the busiest of offseasons so far, but they made a pair of moves on Tuesday. They signed D.J. Carrasco to a two-year deal to shore up the bullpen, and, on top of that, they signed catcher Ronny Paulino to a one-year contract to address the bench.
Paulino's contract will be worth $1.3 million, and is pending a physical exam, which should take place soon. Paulino is being brought in to serve as the backup to Josh Thole, their promising young starter.
Paulino is 29 years old, and was recently non-tendered by the Marlins. He batted .259 a year ago and has a lifetime average of .273, with limited power and a decent arm. He seemed to break through a bit in 2009, but regressed in 2010 before ending the year serving a 50-game suspension, of which a handful of games still remain to serve to begin 2011.
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Police are cautioning residents of Norwood Park after at least three people tried to burglarize a home in the Northwest Side neighborhood Friday night.
About 9:20 p.m., at least one man forced open the front door of a home in the 6400 block of North New England Avenue. The residents — who were home at the time — heard a loud noise and "confronted" one of the men, who then fled in a dark-colored SUV, according to an alert from Area North detectives.
One of the three people was described as a black man, between and 20 and 35 years old, standing between 5-foot-8 and 6-feet and weighing 150 to 160 pounds, police said. The other two people were males, but no other description of them was immediately provided.
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21 new families and variants of Symbian malware were discovered in the third quarter of 2012, up 17 percent from the second quarter. Although Symbian devices only make up 4.4 percent of the global market, Symbian malware accounts for around 30 percent of all mobile malware. Most Symbian threats originate in China and are involved in SMS-sending activities for the purpose of making a profit. According to F-Secure Labs, Symbian malware will still be active for some time as many users, particularly in developing countries, continue to use existing Symbian handsets.
Over 51,000 unique Android malware samples were received in Q3, more than 10 times the amount received in Q2. Of this number, the Labs discovered 42 new families and new variants of existing families. That's despite Google's early 2012 introduction of Bouncer, their technology that scans Google Play apps for malware. According to F-Secure Labs, the increase is most likely a natural consequence of Android's continued high adoption rates. Like Symbian malware, most new Android threats this quarter were designed to generate profit from SMS-sending activities or from harvesting information from the infected device. Android malware makes up 66 percent of mobile malware.
Trojans are still the leading type of malware, accounting for over 70 percent of threats in the third quarter. Riskware made up 7.5 percent of threats, monitoring tools were next at 6 percent, and Trojan spies came in at 4.5 percent. Adware, spyware, hack tools, and Trojan downloaders each accounted for 3 percent or less.
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Beautifully photographed images of tropical flowers found at the famous Marie Selby Botanical Gardens. Enjoy the brilliant colors and expressive compositions these flowers offer!
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text: Neon Nail Polish and Makeup Ideas For Summer 2011 2011-05-10 06:00:00 DayGlo Makes a Comeback: 10 Ways to Wear It Without Looking '90s by Lacey Gattis 5/10/11 2 Reactions 15 Shares Print 12 3 0 0 0 Neon makeup colors are on their way back in, and look like they may be one of this Summer's defining trends. But with shades this bright, there's always a danger of looking like a backup dancer from 1992. Don't worry, though; there are lots of pretty ways to incorporate neons into your look. Check out our 10 picks for bringing DayGlo into the 21st century with style. Photo courtesy Ann Lawlor As a Subtle Eye Accent What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you love subtle, creative details, an eye makeup look like the one from Yigal Azrouel is a great way to bring bright color into your style. It's not immediately noticeable, and it's certainly not over the top, but it creates a lovely point of interest, drawing focus to your eyes. 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Guest opinion: Google gets behind new General Plan
Original post made on Jun 18, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, June 15, 2012, 12:00 AM
on Jun 18, 2012 at 10:15 am
I read this opinion piece with interest because it is so rare that a city has the opportunity to produce a general plan that has partners ready to immediately deliver on its promise. Too often city plans are speculative aspirations that go in search of commercially viable projects to bring to the community the benefits the plans seek.
In this instance expanding public open space, improving the environment, creating new village centers and mitigating the traffic pains of new growth align with the commercial interests of the existing North Bayshore property owners like Google who are ready to make it happen.
It is good to see a company like Google, well know for creatively solving complex challenges, on-board and given the tools in the general plan (like TDR's, residential space) to come up with truly innovative solutions within the North Bayshore Plan framework.
on Jun 18, 2012 at 10:22 am
From what I have seen of the General Plan, it is the logical continuation of the planning efforts started in Mountain View in the late 1970s. These were the efforts that gave us our vibrant yet intimate downtown, which makes our city a great place to live, and a destination for people from neighboring cities.
I'm one of the 2,000 Googlers who live and work in Mountain View, but my wife and I moved here before my current job. When we moved to the Bay Area in 1999, we picked Mountain View as the place to put down roots in, because we liked the downtown area, the outdoor cafes, the thriving small businesses, the public transport options, and how pedestrian and bike friendly everything was. Those things don't come around accidentally, they require determined work and a good plan, like this General Plan.
on Jun 19, 2012 at 2:41 pm
North Bayshore is not zoned as a residential area because allowing residential development would be destructive to the Bay ecology. It is not possible to mitigate what is destroyed if that area is developed. The elaborate language in Radcliffe's letter suggests that mixed-use development is sustainable in the neighborhoods that Google develops. As is being seen in the Shoreline neighborhood, this is not true, as Google employees stay on the corporate campus and do not patronize local restaurants. North Bayshore is a critical part of the Pacific Flyway, as well as home to threatened species like the salt-marsh harvest mouse and the Western Burrowing Owl. I encourage City Council to maintain their position that North Bayshore is not a residential area.