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The fifth annual Design Showcase West held at UCLA, the only national entertainment design showcase on the West Coast, will feature the work of students graduating from the nation's top university design programs, including UCLA; the University of Southern California; California Institute of the Arts; Carnegie Mellon; New York University; Yale; the University of Texas, Austin; and the North Carolina School of the Arts. Exhibits range from costume design to set, sound, and lighting design.
Design Showcase West is attended by hundreds of entertainment producers, directors, and A-list designers who are looking for new talent. An invitation-only review session for top-level industry professionals will open the showcase. Members of the public are invited to attend the two open sessions on Saturday and Sunday at the Freud Playhouse, Macgowan Hall, UCLA. Admission is free.
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The Texans scored a satisfying and convincing 34-24 win against defending AFC South and conference-champion Indianapolis in Week One using a powerful running game led by second-year RB Arian Foster. Foster rushed for a franchise-record 231 yards, with 191 coming in the second half. Foster scored all three of his touchdowns in the second half as Houston, which has struggled to hold leads recently against Indianapolis, held the Colts at bay.
Foster, an undrafted free agent from Tennessee in 2009, became the starting back late last season, held the job throughout an impressive offseason and now seems capable of being Houston's top back for the forseeable future. After the win, Texans head coach Gary Kubiak praised Foster for his improved maturity, something he began to see last season
"He's really changed the way he goes about being a player and a pro. I'm really proud of him today," Kubiak told Houston reporters after the win over the Colts.
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Foster's sudden emergence as the lead back makes an already very good offense more balanced — and thus more dangerous. The Texans have been committed to the ground game even when they have struggled in this area. To wit: Houston was 30th in rushing a season ago, but the Texans attempted 425 rushes, about 15 less than the league average.
Already, Houston uses the play-action pass effectvely. The Texans' rollouts and bootlegs will be that much more effective if Foster continues to thrive — and the offensive line plays as well as it did on Sunday.
Don't be fooled — the Texans will have a more robust passing game in the weeks to come than they had in the opener. QB Matt Schaub's 17 pass attempts in Week One were a career-low in a full game with Houston, but the Texans didn't need to air it out vs. Indianapolis.
Such is life with a running game that can assert its will.
"It's nice to be able to line up when you get the football and try to close out a game," Kubiak said Sunday. "That's what we looked like we could do today, so hopefully we can keep that going."
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LEXINGTON, Ky. (8/6/13)—During summer break as a parent you can't help but drop everything around you to spend time with your children. With the school year being so busy with extracurricular activities, homework and a social life they hardly have time to spend time with you. After planning family vacations, cookouts and different events for you and your children to attend all summer, as school begins to start back a mild version of the empty nest syndrome sets in. Instead of focusing on how empty your house is now that the school year has started, start putting more focus on yourself.
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The Lower School's semi-annual literary magazine, Cougar Cub, gives a taste of the composition skills students have been working on, in the form of creative writing, literary response, and expository writing. This publication also includes a variety of art pieces. It is a full-color print publication that comes out once each Fall and each Spring.
The Upper School's monthly literary magazine, Cougar Online, showcases student compositions completed in English class. From poetry to journal entries to literary response, the work published here represents the wide variety of writing genres developed in English, and gives students the chance to show off their polished written work, as well as art pieces completed in art class.


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Police are searching for a man they said killed his 48-year-old wife over the weekend.Cobb County Police are looking for John Stephen Kristofak, 58, of Marietta after they found his wife Donna Nations Kristofak severely injured in their home located in the 3900 block of Tall Pine Drive near Marietta just before noon on Saturday.She was transported to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital where she later died.
According to court records obtained by FOX 5, Kristofak had a history of domestic violence. The records show that weeks after Donna filed paperwork to divorce John last year, he was arrested for choking her. Shortly after, she took out a restraining order out against him.
He was convicted of violating the restraining order several times by repeatedly calling her at work, sending her harassing text messages and stalking her. Kristofak was sentenced to probation and seven months in jail.
Neighbors in the area said they never heard of any problems with the family.
"It was stunning to me, even, to hear he had previous cases of domestic violence. Because nothing, absolutely, we never heard any screaming or yelling or any disturbance coming from that house," said neighbor Samuel Marinov.A warrant was issued for her husband John on charges of aggravated assault and murder. Police said he was last seen driving a brown Chevrolet Equinox with Georgia tag BUV 2635. They said he is considered armed and dangerous.Anyone with information on the case is being asked to call the Cobb County Police Department at 770-499-3945 or call 911.
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Theres a certain Silver Age comic book quality to watching the Heat much of the time, each game like an issue of adventure. Theres peril. Not all heroes can answer the roll call. Somehow, through some combination of smarts, gumption and superpowers, they usually engineer a thrilling triumph.
Sunday, once again, the Toronto threat streaked like Professor Zoom into AmericanAirlines Arena, much as Golden State did Thursday. Similar to Golden State Thursday and Atlanta two weeks ago, the Raptors assaulted the Heat with uncanny accuracy much of the night, even from a distance.
And then the Heat defensive powers waxed strong via LeBron James and Chris Bosh. Dwyane Wade found greater health again with a key jumper and two late rebounds. Theres Udonis Haslem with an important blocked shot. Heat win, 102-97 to end Torontos winning streak at five.
Next issue after day off: home against New Orleans, Tuesday.
You just find a way to win, James said. We just continued to play our game.
We dont change what we do, James said. We got some stops, we got some run-outs. We made some shots.
The Heat held Toronto, which shot 58.9 percent from the field in the first three quarters, to 6 of 21 in the fourth quarter, 0 of 6 from three-point range and 13 points. DeMar DeRozan wound up with 26 points, and Amir Johnson and Jonas Valanciunas had 17 points each.
The first half, there were some stretches where we werent playing hard enough defensively and they were able to shake free for some open ones, Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. In the third quarter, we were playing much more competitively and they were making them, which was tough. I liked that we stayed with it mentally.
Toronto coach Dwane Casey said, They turned up the pressure. They made us put it on the floor. They put us on the free throw line, but we didnt convert (12 of 21). They started taking away passing lanes and started getting stops.
Although Spoelstra said he avoids using words such as switch and gear, he admitted James defensive intensity jump started us to another gear defensively in the fourth quarter.
James also threw in 30 points on 12-of-18 shooting and distributed five assists with only one turnover. He didnt attempt a single three-pointer and, until Toronto began fouling to stop the clock in the final minute, took only three free throws.
Wade, playing in only his second back-to-back of the season, said, I feel like I usually do after games and added hes still at a day-to-day stage regarding practices and games. He recorded 14 points and nine rebounds Sunday night.
My legs felt good tonight, Wade said. LeBron James had it going, so I was just trying to make plays. It wasnt a big offensive night for me, but I was doing other things, rebounding the ball, trying to defend.
A running hook by Bosh (11 rebounds) put the Heat up 86-84 with 8:56 left, its first lead since early in the third quarter. Toronto never led again.
Wade got the Heats final field goal, an off-balance 20-footer to push the lead to 94-91. With 16.4 seconds left, with the Heat up 100-97, Torontos Kyle Lowry got his layup slapped into the seats by Haslem, then missed a three-pointer after the inbounds play. James rebounded.
The Heat spent the second half without point guard Mario Chalmers after tendinitis in Chalmers right Achilles tendon flared up in the second quarter.
Chalmers said the tendon has been bothering him for a week, but Sunday he just couldnt put any pressure on it. He hasnt been ruled out for Tuesday yet.


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TE Bennett says he's a Bear
Free-agent TE Martellus Bennett says he is headed to the Chicago Bears and leaving the New York Giants.
Chicago Bears: 2013 team needs
We highlight the top three needs on offense and defense for the Chicago Bears, and take a look back at their 2012 draft class.
Bears DT Melton receives franchise tag
The Bears placed the franchise tag on DT Henry Melton, the team announced Friday.
Bears OT Webb arrested on drug charges
Bears OT J'Marcus Webb was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana on Sunday evening.
Trestman 'excited' to be Bears coach, work with Cutler
New Bears head coach Marc Trestman opened media availability at the NFL Combine and discussed his preparation for the 2013 season.
Bears release WR Knox
The Bears terminated the contract of WR Johnny Knox, the team announced Tuesday.
Bears would be silly to let Hester become next Jacoby Jones
Devin Hester wants a fresh start, somewhere other than Chicago. After watching what Jacoby Jones did after leaving Houston, the Bears need to keep Hester.
Trestman's patience, smarts will suit him well
New Bears coach Marc Trestman comes in with a plan and appears to be prepared. But will he be able to deliver a winner in Chicago?
Coaching changes don't bode well for Urlacher returning
The departure of several of Lovie Smith's defensive assistants increases the probability that longtime Bears MLB Brian Urlacher won't return in 2013.
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The Bears added to their new coaching staff on Friday, hiring Mel Tucker as defensive coordinator, the team confirmed.
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The Chicago Bears have hired Matt Cavanaugh as their quarterbacks coach and Skip Peete as their running backs coach.
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CHARLOTTE — Perhaps the best attribute of this year's Duke Blue Devils is that they will not beat themselves.
"I don't know if Duke is similar to anybody we've played because I think what Duke does, Duke plays tremendously consistent," Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher said. "They make very few mistakes. They've become so athletic in the back end with their skill guys and their secondary guys allowing them to make plays, and they're very physical up front, so I don't think we've faced anybody that plays as consistent as Duke does, in my opinion, and is well coached and the way they have their players playing."
The Blue Devils average just under five penalties per game for an average of 42.3 yards, tied for fourth-lowest in the ACC. Their five fumbles lost this year also ranks fourth-lowest in the 15-team league (Duke did have its quarterback issues, with injuries and inconsistent play earlier in the year, but neither Anthony Boone nor Brandon Connette has thrown an interception in the last three games). With all that, Duke's plus-3 turnover margin ranks fifth in the league. Florida State, the Blue Devils' opponent in Saturday's ACC Championship game, is first at plus-17.
Back again: When the Blue Devils pulled into Bank of America Stadium on Friday afternoon, it marked the second time in 12 months that Duke has played in the downtown Charlotte NFL stadium. Previously, the Blue Devils were on the wrong end of a wild finish in the Belk Bowl against Cincinnati.
The feel of the stadium this time around, though, was different.
"This one, there's a lot more at stake," senior cornerback Ross Cockrell said of the ACC Championship game. "Last year we had an opportunity for our first bowl win in a very long time, but this year we have a chance to win the ACC. I don't think that's quite sunk in for me yet, but being on this field, seeing all the ACC banners and stuff, we definitely have a lot more at stake."
As hard as the 48-34 loss to Cincinnati was – the Bearcats scored 14 points in the final 80 seconds of the game – it made this year's team better.
"It hurts me to make this statement, but in the long run in the developing our program, and I don't want to say this because it's going to make our seniors from last year mad, you know did it work out that losing the game had more of a long-term positive effect than having won it and running around strutting around with your chest stuck out like you had done something special?" Cutcliffe said. "I would much rather have won it for those seniors and all of us, but if you didn't win it, we needed something good to come from it, and I think it did."
Cockrell agreed.
"The way we ended last year, on a five-game losing streak, it definitely lit a fire under us," he said. "Yeah we had a good team, but there was still a lot more work that needed done to get to a point where we could play in the ACC Championship game."
Vegas line: Both teams were asked about the spread of the game, with Duke as a 29-point underdog. Anthony Boone shrugged it off, saying that anything less would be disrespectful to what Florida State has accomplished this year.
"At the beginning of the game the score is 0-0," Fisher said when he was asked about keeping his players focused. "Every day it's 0-0. You have to win today."
Peyton Manning offers good luck: Cutcliffe coached Peyton and Eli Manning in college and has maintained a close relationship with them since. Peyton Manning worked out at Duke the past two offseasons.
"I've really enjoyed keeping up with Coach Cutcliffe," Peyton Manning said through a Denver Broncos spokesperson. "Obviously I follow my Tennessee Vols every Saturday, but I've always kept up with coach Cutcliffe when he was at Ole Miss for his head coaching tenure there and since he's been at Duke. He had such an influence on me as my college offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach and certainly spending some time at Duke these past two years. Coach Cutcliffe was instrumental in my recovery and rehab. His support staff there – trainers and equipment guys and video guys – really helped me immensely in my rehab. When you spend time with those guys, you certainly keep up with them. Their season this year has just been just an awesome sight to see, and I am really happy for him. I know how much time and hard work he has put in to turning that program around. I'm really happy to see that hard work pay dividends. I am wishing them the best of luck this Saturday against the Seminoles."
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As flower gardens and green fields go into hibernation, learning how to photograph changing landscapes poses several questions. Are your go-to shooting spots covered in snow? Do barren trees and browning grass fill the frame? How can you make such stark nature scenes look alive? Challenge yourself to see winter landscapes with a fresh set of eyes this season. Here's how!
1. Post-processing Filters: If you already spent time outside capturing the chill of winter, turn to Adobe Photoshop for some creative photography inspiration. Post-processing your images with creative filters can add an artistic flair to boring subjects. Experiment with the Sketch filter to create a charcoal drawing style or use the Stylize filter to Solarize the image and give it an eerie glow.
2. Lens Choice: When the scenery is less than spectacular, use a specialty lens to add visual interest. Try photographing a narrow frozen creek bed with a 14mm fisheye lens for a warped view of the waterway. Or, use your longest telephoto zoom to capture the intricate detail of frost on a plant or the icy pattern of condensation on a window pane.
3. Remove Color: If the scene lacks much color, remove it. After shooting, use a photo editing program to convert the images to a warm sepia brown tone or go for a contrasting black and white style. Then use the Levels feature in Adobe Photoshop to brighten the midtones, darken the shadows and brighten the highlights. Adding extra contrast makes the image appear brighter overall.
4. Uncommon Vantage Points: Try lying on the ground on your back and looking into evergreen trees filled with snow. Or climb to the top of a hill and photograph the landscape from above showing the blanket of white over the area.
5. Long Exposures: Grab a tripod and complete your creative photography assignment on a winter evening. Use a long exposure to brighten a night scene, creating a brilliant contrast between the black evening sky and snow-covered trees.
6. Use the Sun: Add life to winter landscapes by including sunbeams and sunspots purposely in the images. A forest scene with sunlight streaming through the barren branches looks enchanting. Or, leave the lens hood in the car and let a trail of colorful sun spots add a bright, artistic effect to a winter landscape.
How do you like to tackle creative photography assignments in the winter or during extremely cold weather? Please share your tips in the comments section below.
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The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America (ACWA) founded Amalgamated Bank in 1923 to serve the financial needs of working people. In 1995, the ACWA merged with another labor union, the ILGWU, to form UNITE which then, in July 2004, merged with HERE (the union for hotel and restaurant workers) to form UNITE HERE. These two unions have since divorced; Workers United has retained ownership of the Bank.
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Drivers still ignoring seatbelt rules introduced by former Blackburn MP
7:00pm Monday 4th February 2013 in News By Lisa Woodhouse, Assistant picture editor
LIVES are still being lost by people not wearing seatbelts — despite the law being brought in 30 years age this week.
The compulsory wearing of seatbelts came into effect in 1983 following a campaign spearheaded by former Blackburn MP Barbara Castle.
But research has found that one in five motorists claim to know someone who doesn't use one in the front of their car.
East Lancashire road safety campaigner Steve Johnson said seatbelts were one of the best inventions to save lives.
He said: "You are four times safer in a crash when wearing a seatbelt. It's a no brainer.
"Something so simple could be the difference between life or death.
"People are arrogant. They don't think they will be involved in a crash while just nipping to the shop around the corner. The truth is you never know when you're going to crash."
He said younger people, aged 14 to 17, were the worse culprits for flouting the law.
He said: "Drumming the safety message into children of this age is the responsibility of the parents. It's a very simple thing that can save lives. Young people are brought up in this video game age when they can press the reset button. They need to realise that in the game of life there is no replay. It's game over."
The latest figures show 95 per cent of drivers and 96 per cent of front seat passengers wear a seat belt, while 89 per cent of rear seat passengers use one.
Yet every year, not wearing a seatbelt is still a contributory factor in more than 220 deaths and serious injuries nationally.
A higher number of younger motorists know someone who does not wear a seatbelt compared to the older age group.
Drivers and passengers aged 17-34 have the lowest seat belt wearing rates combined with the highest accident rates.
Yet 14 per cent of adults still admit to being inconsistent seat-belt wearers.
Institute of Advanced Motorist chief executive Simon Best said: "In the past three decades seatbelts have made a fantastic contribution to road safety success in Britain helping to save thousands of lives. But the ongoing message needs to be reinforced."
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Watford are getting Christmas into full swing as early as tomorrow when four first-team players visit The Hornets Shop at 6.30pm.
Club captain John Eustace, goalkeeper Manuel Almunia and striker Fernando Forestieri are among those set to mingle with shoppers at the club's store, based on Vicarage Road, on Thursday evening.
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Apparently this one's about a sexy college professor who is justifiably concerned after discovering that she's not human at all, but instead a human-alien hybrid that's about to go into heat and slaughter a bunch of men who *just* got to see her boobies. The flick stars (the stunning) Helena Mattsson as the inevitably undressed alien babe and Ben Cross as the uncle who tries to keep her one step ahead of some other freaky-murderous alien monsters. Sounds like a half-decent way to spend 80-some minutes, I suppose. Indie-maker and music video director Nick Lyon makes his studio debut on the project. Screenplay courtesy of Species 3 writer Ben Ripley, and Species 3 is a pretty solid chunk of fun trash.
In addition to the unrated version of Species 4, October 2 will also see the release of a 2-disc Species Special Edition -- which is kind of weird because I could have sworn there was a Species Special Edition released alongside Species 3. (There was.) This new set will include audio commentary with Ms. Henstridge, Michael Madsen and director Roger Donaldson, plus a whole second disc jam-packed with Species stuff. And you'll notice how I never once mentioned Species 2 during this entire article. That's because even I have some taste. (For a specs breakdown on the new Species SE -and- a bunch of gory pics from Species 4, hit up Fango for a few minutes.)


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The starting mike linebacker injured his shoulder and had an MRI Thursday.
"LB Stephone Anthony will make his decision on NSD - 1130 at the high school. Looks like it will be on ESPNU as well. VT, CLEM, UF and UNC"Jamie Newberg / Twitter SB Nation also has a recruiting update on Anthony, saying the five-star LB visited North Carolina this past weekend and has a strong relationship with Florida's linebackers coach.
From Jaymes Brooks' Twitter feed, 13 Hokies were stuck on an elevator at their hotel today for about an hour. Yeah, that's a lot of football players to try and put on one elevator at the same time.
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If this kind of textual history interests you, check out Ben C. Smith's Canonical Lists, which describe in detail the attempts of the early church (and early church heretics) to assemble the New Testament canon. He just made it to Athanasius of Alexandria, who assembled all 27 books in the New Testament as we know it today, though not in the same order.


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October 3, 2012
Pagano diagnosed with leukemia
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The news coming from the Indianapolis Colts West 56th Street offices Monday morning was, to say the least, stunning.
During a hastily called news conference, teams officials confirmed that Colts coach Chuck Pagano has been hospitalized since last Wednesday after being diagnosed with acute promyelocytic leukemia.
According to team owner Jim Irsay, Pagano had been suffering from fatigue and some unusual bruising on his body since the start of training camp in August. The first-year Indianapolis coach had initially attributed his fatigue on the rigors of his job and on the oppressive heat during the camp's duration.
When the symptoms didn't go away after the start of the season earlier this month, Tina Pagano urged her husband to go in for a checkup. Dr. Larry Cripe of the IU Health Simon Cancer Center made the official diagnosis.
The Colts did not have a game this past Sunday due to a regularly schedule bye week. Pagano put the team through two days of workouts Tuesday and Wednesday before a four-day break. He entered the hospital that night.
"It's been a very difficult week. The coach was feeling some fatigue over the last few weeks, had noticed some bruising on his body that at first that he thought could have been from contact on the field coaching or playing with his grandkids or whatever. Eventually, through talking to his wife, Tina, she said, 'You need to check that out because the bruising appears to be more and more prominent,'" Irsay explained.
"So we did have the coach go in, get fully evaluated on the bruising and his fatigue, and the conclusion came down that he did have leukemia. A very difficult blow for him, for his family. We always talk about God, family, football in that order. And certainly this has been difficult for him and for his family. Knowing Chuck, his first concern always is going to be for his children, for his grandchildren, for his wife, for others. That's just the type of man he is. But I am optimistic."
While acknowledging that leukemia in any form is a serious disorder, the Colts owner remains confident in Pagano's ability to battle the disease.
"I feel with every fiber in my body and I know Chuck feels the same way, that he can beat this thing. And that when you get such a difficult diagnosis like this, it's tough. But at the same time, in terms of other diagnoses that can come down as advanced pancreatic cancer, ALS, you can pick some out there that are extremely difficult and maybe almost incurable, that's not the case here," Irsay said.
"The case here is we feel that and I know he feels that he will battle and get this disease in remission. It's a marathon, there's no question about it.
Pagano, who had been the Baltimore Ravens' defensive coordinator before being hired as the Colts head coach in February, is expected to undergo treatment for at least six to eight weeks.
Indianapolis offensive coordinator Bruce Arians has been named as the team's interim head coach. He'll serve in that role for as long as it's deemed necessary. Irsay, though, said that he doesn't expect Pagano to be "all in" in terms of his coaching duties after his initial release from the hospital.
"I think it's unlikely that he will be all-in as a head coach this season, that's probably not in the cards where he's going to be able to come back and be all-in this season. Certainly to be in the press box, to contribute, to do things, I'm going to let the doctor be more specific about that with his expertise on how this process goes but there are peaks and valleys," Irsay continued.
"Once you get better, there's more chemotherapy and it's a process of really getting back to yourself. We know the demands in this league of being a head coach. It's one of the most demanding jobs that you can have in this country. So Bruce Arians is going to be our interim head coach. It was Chuck's wishes and certainly had my blessing and [general manager] Ryan's [Grigson] blessing on that."
Grigson said with Arians taking over the head coaching duties for the foreseeable future, the rest of the Colts' coaching staff will pick up any slack along the way.
"[The staff's responsibilities moving forward are] still evolving. Obviously this just happened pretty much the coaches were just informed. There's such closeness to that staff, everyone is going to pick up the ball and run with it. They're all going to come together. I saw that already [Monday] morning with them," he said.
"I don't think that's going to be an issue. Whoever needs to shoulder more is going to shoulder more, whoever needs to take on a new role is going to take on a new role. But I feel like we have the right guys in place to shoulder those loads."
Cripe explained during Monday's press conference that APML, which is also referred to as AML (acute myeloid leukemia), is a cancer of the bone marrow. Pagano is currently in semi-isolation at the IU Health Simon Center.
"He was evaluated for bruising and that evaluation demonstrated changes consistent with acute leukemia. He was hospitalized Wednesday night and we initiated treatment at that time. I'm here because the coach has asked me to be here. He wants to deal with this challenge in a very forthright fashion and he wants to assure everybody that he is not interested in not being forthright in telling people what's happening," the cancer specialist said.
"First of all, the goal of the treatment I'm about to describe is to cure the disease. That means that he's returned to a fully-functional life, the life that he worked so hard to earn and he's looking forward to leading the Colts to some Super Bowls. However, the process is long, and complicated, and we are just starting right now. For the next several weeks, this will be day-by-day. We'll be vigilant and we'll do everything we can to assure and help him reach a full recovery."
Team officials requests that all cards, letters and message of support for Pagano and his family be sent to the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center at P.O. Box 535000, Indianapolis, IN 46253. They also ask that no flowers be sent.


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Derry town historian Richard Holmes says he has an exciting job that is always offering something new.
A sign on the wall of his municipal center office says it all when it comes to how he feels about his work.
"Here we live our life in the past lane," the quote stated.
Meeting minutes
Londonderry Town Council's agenda got a bit smaller Feb. 3 after a major item on the list was postponed.
Councilors did get to discuss a few other items, but were able to wrap up their business in about a half hour.
High hopes?
Two New Hampshire vanity plates recently spotted on Interstate 93 hinted of greatness or dreams thereof.
A black Mercedes sported this plate: NH-GOV. Was it Gov. Hassan?
A black Yukon bore this tag: NYPD.
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Road crews in London-derry had a tough go of it during last week's storm.
Police received numerous calls about vehicles in the roadway impeding plowing operations.
The worst may have been a call that came in from the park-and-ride lot on Garden Lane.
"State highway reporting they're trying to plow and there are vehicles doing donuts," the log reported.
Save the doughnuts for breakfast, folks.
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Residents in Derry came up with some interesting ways to help the town cut costs, especially when it comes to the school budget.
Resident Maureen Rose spoke lat the school deliberative session and suggested the town charge families a sort of head tax, based on the number of children they had.
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The Viking Ingvar is a 27 year old ship, built in East Germany, that has been cosmetically renewed but is still an old diesel-powered barge. Our cabin was in the aft part of the vessel on the third deck and we got very little sleep while the ship was under way because of vibrations and noise from the engines and operating equipment. What a bummer. I understand that there are others in INGVAR's class, so beware!
The food was also a disaster. Not only was most of it inedible but the portions were very small. The wait staff was mostly Filipino and were not interested in serving the tables.
Apparently Russian rules require that the River Cruises be kept outside the cities when they are docked. It was an expensive cab ride to get from the ship to the nearest subway station in St. Petersburg although a local Russian style bus was also available for much less cost. The ship is moored at a terminal in Moscow which is also some way outside of the city. The nearest subway station for that location is a 1/2 mile walk.
The tours were interesting but be aware that most of the more interesting ones cost extra. The additional costs were quoted in "units" which translated directly to euros because Viking is fiddling with the Russian currency rules. 1 unit = 1 Euro. Since the dollar is currently worth about .77 euros, the cost of a 44 unit (per person) tour comes out to be about $57 dollars each; watch out.
On balance, this was not a trip that we would have taken on Viking had we been aware of the above. Some of the problems can be traced to the fact that the location was Russia, and not central Europe, but for the cost that was paid,
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MONTGOMERY — Indiana State Police Trooper Jarrod Lents will be returning to duty this week following a shooting incident near Montgomery.
Lents, a trooper for the last nine years, was shot by a man as he was attempting to rob Black Oak Armaments in Montgomery. The trooper returned fire, killing James D. Jones, 60, Shoals.
At around 1:35 p.m. on June 17, Lents was struck multiple times by Jones as two exchanged gunfire at the gun store. Jones was pronounced dead at the scene and Lents was eventually taken to Deaconess Hospital in Evansville where he was treated and released that day.
The narrative, and possible motive, on what happened at the gun store is still under investigation by the state police. According to Sgt. Chad Dick of the Jasper post, investigators are to be finishing their reports this week.
Those reports, including a narrative on what happened, will be sealed but will be forwarded to a prosecutor for review.
According to earlier reports, Jones was described as a transplant from California. There was no records of any criminal matters, but was described as a drifter.
There has not been any word on what happened with Jones' body following the shooting.


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Many homeowners during some point of their ownership may have to replace their central air conditioning systems. The average life span of central air conditioning system is 12- to 15- years if it is properly installed and maintained. Heat pumps have about the same life-span -- about 14 years -- when recommended maintenance is followed. Newer units manufactured in recent years are expected to last even longer.When the system starts giving you more problems than seem cost-effective to fix, it may be time to consider purchasing a new system. When faced with major repairs, consult HVAC contractors for their recommendations. Will I need to replace my entire system?
It is important to know that split air conditioning or heat pump systems (the most common used in U.S. homes) consist of two parts: an indoor (coil) unit and an outdoor (condensing) unit. These two parts are specifically designed to work together as a coordinated "team" to provide top performance and maximum efficiency and comfort.In the past, homeowners could sometimes replace part of their system, such as the outdoor condensing unit, to extend its useful life. However, air conditioning and heat pump systems manufactured today must have a seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER) of 13 or higher. The federal government sets the minimum efficiency standards for central air conditioners and heat pumps, which was raised to 13 SEER in 2006. For these new, high-efficiency systems to work properly and to extend their life, the outdoor unit and indoor unit must be properly matched. So if you install a new high efficiency outdoor unit, but don't install a new, equally efficient and properly matched indoor unit, the results could be uncomfortable, unreliable, and inefficient. Because newer equipment usually is more energy efficient than older, central air conditioning or heat-pump systems, you will likely see reduced utility bills. How can I find a contractor that performs a quality installation?
Ask your neighbors or friends for recommendations for HVAC contractors they have worked with and trust. You should talk to a few different contractors and obtain more than one quote to compare. Another way to increase your chances of obtaining a quality installation is selecting a contractor that employ technicians who have been certified by the North American Technician Excellence (NATE). To become NATE-certified, technicians have to pass a nationally recognized test to demonstrate they have the knowledge to properly size, install and repair today's increasingly sophisticated heating and cooling systems. To find contractors who employ NATE-certified technicians, go to HVACR Advice and type in your zip code to pull a list of certified technicians in your area. How can I be sure my system is the right size for my home?Homeowners should ask their air conditioning technician to size the equipment to meet the specific needs of their homes. If a system is undersized, it will continuously run without properly cooling your home. If oversized, the system will cycle on and off too frequently, greatly reducing its ability to control humidity. It also will be less efficient.To properly size a system for a home, trained technicians will use an equation (a "load calculation") that factors the home's age, the number and quality of its windows, how well it is insulated, how many stories it has, its total square footage, and other relevant factors. Homeowners should ask their technicians to perform a Manual J load calculation, the industry's term for the standardized equation used to properly size an air conditioning system. Your technician will specify the cooling capacity of the system in either Btu/h (British thermal units of heat removed per hour) or refrigeration tons (one ton being equal to 12,000 Btu/h). How can I determine the energy efficiency of my air conditioning or heat pump system?Air conditioning and heat pump manufacturers are required by law to evaluate and rate their equipments energy efficiency. This standard rating for measuring central air conditioners and heat pump cooling efficiency is its Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER). When heat pumps are heating your home, the Heating Seasonal Performance Factor (HSPF) is used to determined its efficiency performing this function. The higher the SEER/HSPF, the more efficient the equipment. The Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) is also sometimes used to assess performance of residential air conditioners during hot outdoor temperatures. Many manufacturers voluntarily submit their products for testing by the Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) to assure consumers their energy efficiency claims have been verified by an independent, third party laboratory. For split systems, AHRI tests combinations of indoor and outdoor units to verify the system's performance claims. It is important for consumers to double check the indoor and outdoor units are a certified match by asking their technician for an AHRI Certified Reference Number (formerly ARI Reference Number) or an AHRI Certificate of Product Ratings (formerly Certificate of Certified Product Performance) that can be downloaded from the CEE HVAC Directory. How will I know if my air conditioning or heat pump system is properly matched? You can verify your split system is a properly matched by asking your HVAC technician to provide you with an AHRI Certified Reference Number (formerly ARI Reference Number) or an AHRI Certificate of Product Ratings (formerly Certificate of Certified Product Performance). The reference number can be entered into the CEE HVAC Directory to verify that you have a matched system and to obtain a Certificate of Certified Product Performance. For higher efficiency systems, the certificate can be used to obtain a federal tax credit or a rebate or incentive from your local utility or municipality.If you do not have an AHRI Certified Reference Number (formerly ARI Reference Number) or an AHRI Certificate of Product Ratings (formerly Certificate of Certified Product Performance) to locate your air conditioning equipment in the CEE HVAC Directory, you will need the manufacturer's name, model name and model numbers for both the indoor and outdoor units. This information should be on the equipment's warranty, your sales invoice and on the units themselves. Your contractor is the best source to obtain the AHRI Certified Reference Number. How can I reduce my energy bills while maintaining comfort in my home?Obtain a Quality Installation. Make sure your contractors installs your new equipment according to the ANSI Quality Installation Standard. Properly seal and insulate your ducts. 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Aliens: Colonial Marines: What the hell happened to Aliens: Colonial Marines?
The version of the game that just came out doesn't look much like the demo we all saw last year. What the hell happened?
Aliens: Colonial Marines Extended Play
Matt Lees and Steve Burns sit down to play the long-awaited Aliens game. Nuke the site from orbit, please.
Aliens: Colonial Marines: Contact Trailer - Extended Cut
Take a look at this claustrophobic trailer...
Aliens: Colonial Marines: Tactical Multiplayer Trailer
Marines have a plethora of different weapons at their disposal, from the classic pulse rifle to the iconic flamethrower, from the smart gun and legendary weapons to explosives and assault rifle.
Aliens: Colonial Marines: Kick Ass Trailer
US Colonial Marines are known as being ultimate badasses, so check them out doing what they do best – Kicking some Xenomorph Ass!
Aliens: Colonial Marines: From Concept To Game - Alien Hive
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If you have been itching to sprint across the Good Harbor footbridge onto the sand for some volleyball — or aching to lock eyes and hands with your love at the scenic center of the bridge — you should keep your flip flops tucked away for another few days.
Though work on the Good Harbor footbridge appeared finished Friday, the bridge will remain closed until Department of Public Works employees can finish reinforcing the structure this week, with the city allowed to open the beach next weekend, weather permitting.
"We've still got more work to do on it," assistant DPW Director Mark Cole said Friday afternoon. "We're asking people to stay off it for now."
Cole said he expects his four-person crew that spent last week working on the bridge to finish repairs by the middle of this week — in time for some fine weather days when temperatures are expected to rise into the 60s, hitting upwards of 70 degrees by the weekend.
The city had set out to finish the temporary repair by Memorial Day, and is clearly on pace to achieve that goal, Cole said. All that is left to complete on the temporary repair is replacing some brackets and railings and tweaks and adjustments here and there.
This restored bridge, costing $6,000 for supplies plus the cost of using Gloucester's own DPW employees, should stay put through the summer, at which point city officials will begin planning a complete rebuild plan for a new, sturdier and permanent bridge.
"That'll get us through this year," Cole said. "I think at the end of the summer we're going to take a look at possibly a rebuild, but this'll definitely get us though the end of the summer."
The previous bridge was ravaged during a pair of storms in February — the Blizzard of 2013, which hit Feb. 8-9, and a nor'easter that delivered another hit at the end of the month.
Mayor Carolyn Kirk first considered installing a replacement bridge that could have cost up to $60,000, then, through a blog post to GoodMorningGlocuester, essentially asked residents if they would accept a temporary aluminum bridge at roughly a third of the cost.
The idea of using a DPW crew to install a temporary wooden bridge grew out of that brief debate.
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Find out what you missed the past week. Countries highlighted in this review include the USA, UK, Argentina, Mexico, Thailand, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, France, Germany, Canada, Azerbaijan,...
Photographer Darryl Cobb Jr was on hand this past Saturday to see the Main Events/NBC Sports card, shooting the fights for BLH. Check out his work.
Last night on NBC Sports, heavyweight Amir Mansour stopped Kelvin Price in seven and Lionell Thompson schooled Ryan Coyne. On the undercard, Steve Cunningham routed Manuel Quezada, Darnell Wilson...
Adrien Broner headlines on Showtime against Marcos Maidana, Juergen Braehmer and David Price return in Germany, and more.
Deontay Wilder goes for knockout No. 29 tomorrow night on ShoBox. Here's a look back at knockout No. 26, which also came on Showtime.
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Deontay Wilder started slow, but a single right hand in the third round ended Kelvin Price's night in short order.
Amir Khan faces Carlos Molina in the main event on Showtime, with Alfredo Angulo and Deontay Wilder featured in main undercard action, and Shawn Porter facing Julio Diaz on Showtime Extreme.
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For in-store pickup only and with stock varying by ZIP code, Kmart offers the Craftsman 13" Tool Bag, model no. 37535, for $3.49. That's $2 under our mention from three days ago and tied as the lowest total price we've seen. It features exterior mesh pockets.


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PEORIA, Ill -- Peoria City council members are remaining quiet after a heated meeting Tuesday night.
After much speculation, Police Chief Steve Settingsgaard's job was called into question at Tuesday night's city council meeting and into executive session.
The issues largely stem from two incidents. One involves a prostitution investigation of a former city councilman. The other involves the Chief's investigation of one of his police officers.
Chief Settingsgaard was met with a standing room only crowd of many strong supporters at the meeting.
Some of those supporters said, "We support him because we know him to be a man of principle and integrity."
"He loves this city and wants the prosperity and the peace of this city."
"I'm here tonight with my fellow officers to show support for Chief Settingsgaard."
After regular business was intended to, the council adjourned to executive session, but not before a heated exchange between Mayor Ardis and Councilman Grayeb.
Mayor Ardis said, "The direction that the council would typically take towards any type of action from or about to an employee is done through the city manager, which you and others have decided to go around."
Councilman Grayeb asked the Mayor, "Would you tell me how I have gone around the city manager?"
To which the Mayor responded, "The way that this discussion has developed, I've never seen in city government before (I haven't either sir) and it's been very inappropriate."
After nearly four hours in executive session the Chief's direct boss, City manager Patrick Urich, emerged to say the Chief's job was safe, but all the questions haven't been answered.
"I think we still have a few issues that we have to continue to work through and try and report back to the council, had some questions that came up that we need to look at," said Urich.
Chief Settingsgaard would not comment on what was asked of him behind closed doors, but said he was pleased with the showing of support.
He said, "I think the people that know me best know who I am and know what I'm about, and they were here to say they support me."
All of this does not necessarily end the tension between certain council members and the police Chief, only coming council meetings will tell.
For a fuller video version of the heated exchange between Mayor Ardis and Councilman Grayeb click on the story link above.