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In Super Bowl XLII, it was the Giants' defense, which was coached by Steve Spagnuolo, that shut down the Patriots' high-scoring offense, which was coached by Josh McDaniels.
Nearly three years later, the two coaches are teaming up on the staff of the Rams.
McDaniels was hired today to be the offensive coordinator for St. Louis, where Spagnuolo is the head coach. The Rams were in need of a coordinator after Pat Shurmur was named head coach of the Browns last week. McDaniels had been the head coach of the Broncos for the past two seasons, but was fired on Dec. 6 after going 11-17 since being hired from the Patriots following the '08 season.
"We are happy to announce that Josh will be a part of our staff," said Spagnuolo in a statement released by the club. "I've always recognized that he is one of the top offensive minds in the NFL. We think he is a great addition to our organization."
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The Rams have one of the league's top young quarterbacks in Sam Bradford, so bringing in a noted offensive mind is a smart choice for the club. McDaniels helped tutor Tom Brady, Matt Cassel and Kyle Orton during his stops in New England and Denver, and he should be able to help out Bradford in St. Louis.

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Some Italians are a little hard to take but certainly not all. The queue jumping and pushing in happened a lot but after my 10 year old was standing in a queue with her empty plate for over half an hour and not progressing forward we decided on the "if you cant beat them join them approach". I must say I was slightly peeved by the end of the week. They also smoke a lot but the ship had lots of no smoking areas and we didnt go to the bars and casino where you are allowed to smoke.
WE used the internet which was the equivalent of $30AUS per hour which we thought was outrageous. The staff were always friendly, helpful and courteous. We sometimes had little mistakes because not all of them speak English but we expected that and it didnt bother us.
My youngest used the kids club for the first couple of days - she was the only english speaker there and the other kids were much younger than her. When she hooked up with a couple of English speaking Danes at dinner she was off and we hardly ever saw her. We got her to check in by telephone to the cabin and we let her know when she had to be back to get ready for dinner etc. WE had bought her a watch and made sure she used it so we didnt have to go chasing around the ship for her. She was independent and happy.
The ports were fantastic but I felt that the ship excursions were too expensive. We opted for our own excursions booked on-line before we left and they worked out great. We did the same stuff as the ships excursions for a fraction of the price and with private tours just for the four of us instead of going on a crowded bus with a crowd of people.
Getting on and off the ship was easy - never any delays.
Our first port of call was Bari which was on Sunday. Not a very exciting port but worth a walk around the town and a visit to the fort and cathedral. There was a tourist person inside the terminal building handing out free maps and giving directions on what order to see things. We followed her directions and had a leisurely walk around for about 4 hours.
After leaving the ship there were tour guides inside the port gates offering tours for 20 Euro each and a little train type vehicle. Out side the port gates these same tours were 10 Euro. Bari is easy enough to do by foot. Just turn right outside the port gate and follow your map to the fort, then into the old town area to do the cathedral and church.
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With their fervent fan base deservedly up in arms after one of the most disappointing seasons in franchise history, Jed York and Trent Baalke together connected on a badly needed tape-measure home run in the court of public opinion Friday, moving quickly to officially make Jim Harbaugh the 49ers' 18th head coach, replacing Mike Singletary.
A week that began with rumors that Harbaugh would have a hard time co-existing with Baalke as the Niners' head coach if he were to be hired ended with both Harbaugh and Baalke mutually agreeing in Harbaugh's introductory press conference that Baalke will have the final say on the 53-man roster.
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Perceived as not being sufficiently qualified by many in the Bay Area to be the Niners' general manager, Baalke went a long way toward changing that perception this week with the dogged manner in which both he and York pursued Harbaugh, meeting with the former Stanford coach for 6-8 hours on Wednesday before sealing a five-year deal reportedly worth $25 million.
That figure is allegedly a lot lower than what Harbaugh might have received from Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, who made a last-ditch effort in an attempt to steal Harbaugh away with an offer reportedly in the neighborhood of $7 million per year.
But like Tony Bennett, Harbaugh's heart was stuck in San Francisco, a feeling he said was only strengthened after his time spent this week in intense, heartfelt discussions with York and Baalke.
While Harbaugh was obviously the featured attraction at the press conference late Friday afternoon, it seemed very noteworthy just how much he shared the spotlight with Baalke. In a sense, it was as much a press conference to unveil the new GM as it was to introduce the new head coach, even though the latter couldn't be a more high-profile figure at the moment, hot on the heels of an amazingly successful season just down the road at Stanford.
"I met this man (Harbaugh) about 6-7 years ago at a college all-star game and fell in love with his energy," Baalke said in an opening statement before Harbaugh was introduced. "He had a real passion to succeed, and in this business, you have to have that.
"What we have to do is bring back the culture of winning, to take one day at a time and come to work every day and get a little bit better. It's important that we represent the York family with class. That's our No. 1 objective."
Confirming what everybody expected, Harbaugh said the Niners definitely would go with the West Coast offense in "the birthplace of the West Coast offense."
"It will be similar to Stanford's in some aspects," Harbaugh said of his offensive plans. "The West Coast offense is a very broad system which can encompass the talents of a lot of different types of players."
Harbaugh no doubt scored huge points when asked about the impact that 49ers Hall of Fame head coach Bill Walsh has had on his life and career.
"He's the most important person in my life," Harbaugh said, "I look at his picture every day on my computer screen. He is a legendary coach and a great man."
Harbaugh also hinted strongly that, as is widely expected, some members of his Stanford coaching staff could be following him to Santa Clara.
"There are guys on our staff that I would love to bring here, but there are also excellent coaches on the 49ers," he said. "Together, we will put together a great staff. My job is to start talking with our players and getting to know them and simultaneously put together a staff."
All in all, it looks like the Niners are ready to hit the streets running. Benefiting from playing in the league's weakest division, a substantial turnaround in short order seems like a very reasonable possibility.
Displaying class and professionalism Friday without going overboard, which Singletary seemed to do on an almost daily basis, York, Baalke and Harbaugh together took a very strong first step.


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Nominations are now being accepted for several awards listed below. Nominations will be accepted until 11:59pm EDT, Monday, September 30 2013.
The NAS Award for Scientific Reviewing (bio-social interactions) award (6th on the list), is particularly appropriate for biological anthropologists.
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And, with the announcement that Barofsky's initiating no less than 20 civil and criminial fraud investigations, as well, I'd even go as far as to say that some heads are gonna' roll.
In what may only be described as a scathing, brutal indictment of the Federal Reserve's and the Treasury Department's management of the Wall Street bailout to date, the New York Times front page for Tuesday tells us how Bailout Inspector General Neil Barofsky's latest report, scheduled for release later today, no less than slams U.S. government bailout efforts, especially with regard to the "public-private investment partnerships," calling them: "...inherently vulnerable to fraud and should not be started without stronger safeguards."


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Four hours later, law enforcement found and contacted the person -- a high school student, exercising, who had been wearing what appeared to be a camouflage vest. The student plans to go into the military and had placed sand-filled water bottles in his vest to enhance his workout, a release from the district attorney's office said.
"What happened from the time of the initial call to police until the school was declared safe was a coordinated response by many agencies who pooled their discipline and training in a situation where calmness and swift reaction were necessary to ensure the safety of everyone in the school," Martin said in the prepared release.
"For the students and personnel inside the school and the anxious parents outside the school who had received alarming communications from their children, it was a harrowing experience."
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Eighty percent of those responding to a Patch poll said the massive emergency response was appropriate.
South Whitehall police Lt. John T. Christman said that, given the size of the high school, the department knew it could not search its five wings alone. "There are more than 200 exterior doors," Christman said in the prepared release. "We knew it would probably take five or six hours to search the building."
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- Have you picture, name and UIN clearly visible
Driver's license or other photo idetificiation cards WILL NOT be accepted.
Intramural Sports
Old Dominion University has one of the most active intramural programs in the region, serving more than 6,000 participants each year. Both recreational and competitive leagues are offered for men's, women's, Greek (teams from affiliated fraternities and sororities) co-recreational, and Residence Life (teams from on-campus housing) The mission of the program is to provide exercise, recreation, competition, and fun to all participants and ODU employees in a relaxed, yet structured environment. It is our goal to keep the excitement of competition alive while placing emphasis on having fun, good sportsmanship, and fair play among all teams and individuals which are vital to our program.
Intramural programs consist of individual and team leagues, individual and team tournaments, and special events. Each championship individual or team will receive an intramural championship t-shirt and earn a spot on the "Wall of Champions" located in the Student Recreation Center.
To register for an intramual leagues, tourament or special event list below, simply CLICK HERE.
Special Events
Whitehurst Bash!
Come join us at Whitehurst Beach as Intramural sports celebrates the start of the new semester with a sand volleyball, corn hole, and horse shoes tournament! During the event, we will have a cookout with hot dogs, hamburgers, and prizes for tournament participants. Everyone is welcome to come out and enjoy!
Event Date: Saturday, September 6; 10 am - 3 pm
Create your team for the tournament starting on Sunday, August 10.
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Intramural Online Registration Procedures
Intramural Registration will be online at www.imleagues.com/odu. All participants must create an account. Teams must select their play time on a first-come, first-served basis, as leagues and tournaments have limited space.
All individual and team champions receive a champion t-shirt at the end of the season.
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In person camptain's meetings dates and times are available on imleagues.com. Each participant will be required to pass the quiz prior to participating.
- Each student must sign a RELEASE AND ASSUMPTION OF RISK WAIVER (which releases the university and university employees and officers of liability in case of bodily injury).
- All Full-time Students (undergraduate and graduate enrolled continuously in at least 3 credit hours), faculty and staff (that own a valid membership to the Student Recreation Center).
- Any person having been classified as a PROFESSIONAL athlete in a particular sport will not be eligible to participate in that sport or a related sport. They may, however, participate in other non-related activities.
- Current members of ODU varsity roster for intercollegiate athletic teams are not eligible to participate in that same sport or a related sport for that academic school year.
- Individuals who are trying out for an intercollegiate team but who are not on a permanent roster will be permitted to participate until they are placed on a permanent roster. If they are placed on a permanent roster they will then become ineligible for that sport.
- Red shirted athletes will not be eligible to play that same or related sport.
- A former varsity athlete from any institution will be ineligible to compete in that sport for the academic school year. Such individuals are limited to one per team roster.
- Current sport club members listed on a sport club roster with the Recreation and Wellness office, are limited to two (2) per team roster and are ineligible for individual/dual activities in his/her related sport.
- Once a player has played in a game for a specific team, he/she will not be permitted to play on any other teams within that division/league for the duration of that season and/or tournament. A player can only play for one (1) single sex team and one (1) co-rec team. Penalty: Any game(s) in which the illegal player has participated in will result in a FORFEIT.
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When registering for team leagues and tournaments the captain may select a team name for their team's designation. Please be creative, we encourage unique team names with the following stipulations:
No vulgar, profane or derogatory language
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No sexual references or innuendos
No confusing terms such as BYE or canceled, etc.
Teams with an inappropriate team name will be notified and given an opportunity to provide an appropriate name. In the event an appropriate name is not provided the Intramural Staff will create a team name and notify the captain of the change. Teams will not be allowed to compete while wearing team apparel with inappropriate names or pictures.
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Jewelry Policy
Jewelry is not allowed to be worn by any participant during an Intramural contest. This includes any rings, watches, necklaces, earrings, bracelets and any other such similar jewelry. The following pieces of jewelry are permissible but must be secured to the body: medical bracelets and religious jewelry. The officials and supervisors on duty have the authority to disallow any participant from participating that they feel would endanger the person wearing the jewelry or their opponents until it is removed.
Headgear Policy
Headgear is not allowed to be worn by any participant during an Intramural contest. For INDOOR sports, this headgear includes: any hats, bandanas, baseball caps, winter/wool hats, and any other similar headgear. This also applies to OUTDOOR sports with the following exceptions: winter/wool hats are allowed. The officials and supervisors on duty have the authority to disallow any participant from participating that they feel would endanger the person wearing the headgear or their opponents until it is removed.
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Street pants (jeans, khakis, etc.)
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Show up at venue during the regular season and ask to join a team which you are eligible for.
As a reminder, we do not guarantee that you will be placed on a team.
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Cancellations due to weather will be made by 4pm game day; a member of the Intramural Staff will be in contact with your team captain usually by phone. If a decision due to severe weather can be made much earlier in the day an e-mail will be sent to team captains. Game time weather decisions can be made by the supervisor on duty in the event inclement weather is present during an intramural event. All games will be rescheduled based on availability of facility space.
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The Forfeit Bond will be charged if a team forfeits a game during preseason, regular season, or post-season play. If a team knows they will not have enough players for their scheduled game, they must call the Recreation and Wellness Office 24hrs in advance from the time of their scheduled game, this will result in a default, instead of a forfeit and your team will not be charged the Forfeit Bond.
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The press preview at the Detroit Auto Show starts today, but lots and lots of pictures are already surfacing so follow us on Twitter as we'll keep you posted with the goings-on. The picture below, however, is something you'd see in Japan, not Detroit or even the USA for that matter.
- Ever heard of Bōsōzoku? It's Japanese and they do silly things to cars.
- The new 2012 Dodge Dart has a permanent grimace
- SPEED channel has canceled The Car Show after one season
- The Detroit Free Press has a constantly updated gallery of pictures from the Detroit Auto Show
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Barracks closure will be a 'devastating blow' for Pembrokeshire
There are concerns that plans to pull out hundreds of military personnel and close a base in west Wales will have a 'devastating affect' on Pembrokeshire. People living in the area were speaking following the decision to close the Cawdor Barracks in Brawdy and move 14th Signal Regiment to St Athan in the Vale of Glamorgan.
Christopher Jenkins who runs a local pub in nearby Haverfordwest says that today's news is "devastating for everyone" and another "nail in the coffin" for the local economy.
He said that it will hit every business going and said the army moving would have "knock on affect on everyone."
As part of the transfer of the 14th Signals Regiment, the 600 military personell based there will move to the vale of Glamorgan sometime after 2018.
The leader of Pembrokeshire County Council has described the news as "terrible blow" for the county.
Cllr Jamie Adams said that the area could "ill afford to lose them and the money they spend which helps boost the local economy."
– Cllr Jamie Adams, Leader of Pembrokeshire County Council
Today's announcement also severs the historic link between this part of Pembrokeshire and the military which stretches back nearly 70 years.
Indeed during this time the base has been used by all three arms of the military – Army, Navy and Air Force.
We will be pressing the Government to help us look for alternative uses for the site.
The decision to relocate the Signals will see £100 million invested in the former RAF base in St Athan.
Alun Cairns, the local MP, welcomed the news saying that will would "guarantee MoD funds in the area with increased spend from soldiers through to contracts for local builders for structural projects on site."
He said that without the move "St Athan could have been closed for development purposes" but that it will now become "one of the UK's key military bases."
I am delighted that St Athan has been so successful in this Base Review. Winning the Royal Signals is a coup for St Athan. They are experts in electronic warfare, which along with the presence of Special Forces at the base puts St Athan at the cutting edge of the changes to modern conflict.
The decision, of course has been made on what is right for the forces.
This is a major boost for the community and wider economy. It secures the future of the site, for decades to come. It has been a long campaign and the support from the community has been key.
Today's announcement by the Defence Secretary also sees troops currently based in Germany being returned to the UK by 2020. The Queens Dragoon Guards who will relocate from Senneleger in Germany to Swanton Mirley in Norfolk. 1st Batallion Welsh Guards will also move from Hounslow Barracks to Pirbright in Surrey.
The reorganisation of the aims to save £240 million a year and will see 11,000 troops in total returning from bases in Europe to the UK.


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Christophe Jallet was brought in by Paris Saint-Germain to shore up the home side's defence. They withdrew striker Kevin Gameiro for the defender, obviously hoping that they could weather the storm Lyon were going to throw at them as injury time approached. Instead, Jallet has secured victory for the hosts, which I guess is one way of doing things, although I doubt Antoine Kombouare really had that in mind.
A lovely delivery by Nene from a free kick found Jallet peeling away from his marker at the far post, and unlike his teammates (non-Pastore-edition), he finished clinically, blistering a strong volley straight past Hugo Lloris and into the back of the net. There was nothing the goalkeeper could have done, and 2-0 meant game over. After wasting a host of chances to kill the match off, PSG could relax after a well-earned victory, and Lyon will be left ruing several opportunities to equalise.


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St Swithun's school yet to decide on drug testing measures (From Hampshire Chronicle)
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St Swithun's school yet to decide on drug testing measures
10:00am Wednesday 22nd January 2014 in News By Wesley Rock
A WINCHESTER school says it is yet to decide whether it will introduce drug testing, despite reports in the national media.
One girl was expelled recently and another suspended from St Swithun's, an independent school for girls, after a stash of cannabis was found there by police.
The girls are understood to be aged just 14 and there has been concern among parents after it emerged a number of pupils have been using drugs in the holidays.
Simon Mayes, development director at the £10,000-a-term school, said a recent headline in a Sunday tabloid was wrong to imply a decision had already been made on drug testing.
He said: "A small amount of cannabis was found on site in November. We know that it was not used on school premises and the pupil responsible for bringing it onto the campus is no longer at the school.
"In accordance with our drugs policy, we do not tolerate the possession of drugs and will deal severely with any pupils found in possession. In addition, we continuously seek to deter pupils from using drugs through appropriate PSHE (Personal, social, health and economic) education. The school is also currently reviewing its policy to consider conducting drugs tests on pupils in cases where there is suspicion of use."
He added: "To the best of my knowledge, this is the first time something like this has happened at the school."
A 2011 Independent Schools Inspectorate praised the schools drugs policy.
"Year 11 pupils recently attended a very effective presentation about drugs from which they clearly took away important messages. The school is committed to helping the pupils develop a healthy lifestyle," the report said.
In a letter to parents, headteacher Jane Gandee said: "During our investigation we uncovered information about the use of cannabis and possibly other drugs at weekends and during the holidays. The consumption of these drugs did not take place at school. But our duty of care to all pupils at St Swithun's means we will be raising our concerns with a small number of parents over the next few days."
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Oil Pressure
My oil pressure reads high on the gauge and hardly backs down when the engine is warm (running 10W-30). I was going to check the regulator to see if it is stuck, but I am unsure how to get to it. The plug sits in a recess that gives very little clearance for a socket. Also, one of the bolts that connect the engine to the bolster is in the way and does not want to come loose easily, so I went to plan B. I tried a box end wrench and there are a number of things that get in the way. What is the best way to get at the pressure regulator plug? Given this apparently easy operation has hit unexpected snags, where is the best place to hook up a pressure gauge to make an accurate measurement? I would assume removing the tractor oil pressure gauge and connecting it there or is there another preferred location? Thanks, Lee
Re: Oil Pressure
I would proceed exactly as you describe by hooking up a new or known to be accurate oil pressure gauge in same location as the suspected defective gauge.
Until actual oil pressure is known, avoid disassembly of other components.
Re: Oil Pressure
Sound advice. Rather than using another cub gauge that I would have to take off another tractor, I have a mechanic's oil pressure gauge/tester. I was wondering where the best location is for hooking it up. I guess I have my answer. I still would like to know how to get at that pressure regulator plug if it comes to that. Thanks, Lee
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Depending upon the sizes of the fittings in your oil pressure testing unit or oil pressure gauge, there is an allen plug in front of the oil filter housing.
Since a bolt holding the engine to bolster is in front of the oil pressure regulating valve, you will need to remove the bolt. Or remove the nut to loosen the bolt then slide it back a bit into the bolster.
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Sausage Cheese Puffs Recipe
People are always surprised when I tell them there are only four ingredients in these tasty bite-size puffs. Cheesy and spicy, the golden morsels are a fun novelty at a breakfast or brunch...and they also make yummy party appetizers. Della Moore Troy, New York
- 1 pound Johnsonville® Mild Ground Italian Sausage
- 3 cups biscuit/baking mix
- 4 cups (16 ounces) shredded cheddar cheese
- 3/4 cup water
- In a large skillet, cook sausage over medium heat until no longer pink; drain.
- In a large bowl, combine biscuit mix and cheese; stir in sausage. Add water and toss with a fork until moistened. Shape into 1-1/2-in. balls. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets.
- Bake at 400° for 12-15 minutes or until puffed and golden brown. Cool on wire racks. Yield: about 4 dozen.
Editor's Note: Baked puffs may be frozen; reheat at 400° for 7-9 minutes or until heated through (they do not need to thawed first).
Originally published as Sausage Cheese Puffs in Quick Cooking March/April 1998, p31
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I first made these for my twins when they were about 18 months old for something quick for breakfast; just made them smaller. They loved them!!! Now I make them to keep in the freezer for a quick breakfast option before school or a snack any time of day.
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When cooking the sausage, I put in onion, garlic, red and green peppers...they were a hit and a request to make more! Thanks for sharing!
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LAYFETTE, La. (KALB News Channel 5) - A Lafayette man has been charged with computer aided solicitation of a minor and indecent behavior with juvenile.
Christopher Luke Thibodeaux, 22 was arrested and charged with the St. Landry's Sheriff's Office for allegedly soliciting a minor online and indecent behavior with a juvenile, according to a release from St. Landry's Sheriff's Office.
Captain Megan Vizena said, "We are warning parents to keep an eye on their children's online activity, especially if kids become defensive. Our kids are vulnerable and they are spending a lot of time in the same place as sexual predators-the internet. Statistics show that 78 percent of kids ages 12 to 17 have a cell phone, with half of those devices being a smart phone that can access the internet."
Thibodeaux was bonded out of the St. Landry Parish Jail with a $15,000 bond.
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CATEGORIES MoviesMysterious movements in the shadows, flocks of birds drawn to a house, and whispering and rustling in the night are just a few of the classic horror movie tropes on display in the new trailer for "The Conjuring," centered around real-life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.
In the movie, the Warrens, portrayed by Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, are called to the home of a woman played by Lili Taylor, who claims the house is haunted. But the trailer boasts that what's really at play in the house is "so disturbing" that the Warrens have "kept it locked away until now."
The clip is truly creepy, especially in Farmiga's scenes, where her wide-eyed stares convey the house's hidden horrors. Lorraine Warren claimed to be clairvoyant, and in the trailer she somberly tells Taylor that whatever is tormenting her can't be shaken by simply leaving the house.
"This thing has latched itself to your family," she says.
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UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) - Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano says a scaled-down Nassau Coliseum could attract more shows and minor league sports.
Mangano on Tuesday released a plan for a "right-sized" arena in a request for proposals to redevelop the 40-year-old sports arena. He's set to formally unveil the plan in his State of the County address Wednesday night.
According to Newsday, Mangano said a smaller arena with 8,000 to 12,000 seats would attract family shows, concerts and minor league sports. The current arena has more than 16,000 seats.
Mangano called it a "practical plan" compared to "the grandiose ones over the years that have not gained approval."
The coliseum's primary tenant, the New York Islanders, is set to depart in 2015 for the new Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
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Dozens of professional bass anglers invaded Door County the past two days to try to cash in literally on the hefty smallmouths the area is known for.
Despite predictions by some that it would be just an average Bassmaster Elite Series event due to DNR restricting competitors to an area south of a line from Oconto to Sherwood Point, the leading angler Thursday had a 20-pound basket on five fish.
The bulk of the field has been heading full throttle to the shores of southern Door County, where many are targeting bass in 5 to 15 feet of water.
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Many pros struggled to weigh enough bass to contend for the $100,000 top prize as the field was cut to 48 heading into this mornings run north. The top 12 will fish in Sundays final.
In recent weeks theres been plenty of backlash from bass pros and amateurs alike on online message boards over the restrictions, but B.A.S.S. deserves some of the blame for not picking the right host city: Sturgeon Bay.
Sure, Green Bay is the bigger media market, but lets face it, Bassmaster has its own TV show, website and magazine where the bulk of the press will be.
Had tournament leaders chosen Sturgeon Bay, anglers would likely have been able to fish the entire Door Peninsula even Washington Island when the season opens in that area today.
Enough people complained to government officials that DNR secretary Cathy Stepp released a statement Thursday that more or less seemed to hint that mistakes were made and theyll be corrected should Wisconsin be given another chance.
We look forward to working with them again as we improve the consistency and parameters of hosting elite tournaments in the state, Stepp said. Its our first year on the Bassmasters tour. Were quick studies and well work very hard to make Wisconsin a prime destination for the tour in the future.
If the opportunity comes to showcase the areas terrific smallmouth fishery again, heres hoping B.A.S.S. officials are also quick studies, and choose a port closer to where anglers want to fish.
Fear the Deer
We should be hearing about James Krolls recommendations for Wisconsins deer management program sometime in the coming week.
Many believe itll be long on criticism of the states handling of chronic wasting disease and the sex, age and kill population model, and could include some thoughts about improving the public and private land hunting experience.
Id also expect him to recommend phone or online registration of deer, at least outside of the nine-day gun deer season; perhaps even after opening weekend. The DNR relies on data the deer hunters bring in to key registration stations across the state the first two days of the gun hunt.
Kroll and his team brought up DMAP Deer Management Assistance Program a lot during the public forums, so Id guess the odds are pretty good they may recommend some form of that to try to get more hunters, landowners and DNR staff working together.
DMAP is a site-specific private property program in which landowners or hunt clubs cooperate with biologists on trying to bring a local herd to a certain agreed-upon goal.
You can see how one state describes it at www.dgif.virginia.gov/wildlife/deer/dmap.asp.
Rather than biologists working one-on-one with thousands of private landowners, Id envision the department creating a series of YouTube videos on various habitat and forest management topics, as well as a dedicated website with files on creating forest openings, types of shrubs and trees to plant to attract wildlife (and tips on protecting those plantings when young), food plots, benefits of balancing a herd, and more. The possibilities are almost endless.
Fishing updates
Salmon and trout action continued to be very good most of the week, with a little slowdown in some areas toward the tail end.
Best action varied by port and often by the day, with some fish found fairly shallow after two days of west wind and other anglers staying in the 80- to 180-foot range.
On the bay, some nice perch have been caught at times on the weed beds around Sturgeon Bay and the rocks and mud from Larsens Reef to Chaudoirs Dock, but not everyone is scoring.
Meanwhile, tickets for the 30th annual Kewaunee/Door County Salmon Tournament are now available. Get them by July 15 if you want a chance at one of two valuable early-bird prizes.
Check out some of the products offered by new and repeat sponsors at www.kdsalmon.com, where youll find links to their websites.
Coming up next Saturday is a 1-2-3 Go Fish! Great Lakes Challenge tournament at Algoma. Get an entry form by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Enchanting Condo Sleeps 5! Pools, Beach, and More in Tybee Island
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Located on Tybee's north shore, this gorgeous condominium will be your home while you explore the magic of Tybee Island and the Savannah Beach and Racquet Club.
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And best of all, at the end of each fun-filled day, you'll be mesmerized by stunning sunset views over the water and magical, starlit nights from your deck. We welcome you to come and spend some time in this fabulous Tybee condo at the Savannah Beach and Racquet Club.
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Games Gated Complex
Linens Provided Pool (access)
Appliances: Electric Stove Full-Size Refrigerator
Alarm Clock Coffee Maker Crockpot
DVD BluRay Player
Iron and Board Microwave Oven
Radio Refrigerator Cable TV
Toaster Washer/Dryer (access)
Games Books Beach Towels and Toys
Beach towels and chairs, pool toys, iron and ironing board,
flashlights, sunscreen, and just a host of little conveniences are
included. We've tried to think of everything so that all you have to do is get here and relax!
activities and attractions in Tybee Island Georgia
The location couldn't be better, we're in a quiet, residential neighborhood just a few minutes from the action on Tybee and 20 minutes from beautiful Savannah. A multitude of restaurants are available within easy reach, as are interesting historic sights, nightclubs and great shopping.
Near-by Attractions (all within 15 minutes)
Tybee Island Light Station
Tybee Museum
Fort Screven
Marine Resource Science Center
Casino Boat
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Pick Your Battles
Tips from Maryann Ziemba, Millis
Managing the dynamics of the classroom can be challenging. There are, however, behavior strategies that can be implemented across all grade levels.
First, whether the classroom consists of teenagers or third graders, having expectations in writing and always visible allows the teacher to hold students accountable for their behavior. Classroom expectations must be verbalized continuously from the very first day of school and the consequences of poor behavior must be appropriate and consistent.
For many students, disruptive or inappropriate classroom behavior is not intentional nor pre-meditated. Students who are disengaged or unable to find a personal connection to the lesson act out or resort to destructive behaviors. The lesson may be too challenging, too easy, too long or simply too far removed from the student's interests.
Finally, holding the students accountable for their own behavior by making class participation a component of their academic grade is an incentive for students to aim for positive behavior. Many teachers customize their class participation rubric, which itemizes the various elements of productive and suitable classroom behavior. Attendance, punctuality, integrity, respect, attentiveness, cooperation and contribution are common areas that teachers assess in order to maintain a successful learning environment. Having students reflect on their class participation and having them rate their own behavior gives them a sense of ownership, along with informing the teacher on how students view their role and presence in the classroom.
My former mentor still has to remind me to "pick your battles." Managing disruptive behaviors must not consume a teacher's commitment to all students.
Students Choose; Teachers Make a Difference Tips from Cheri McDonough, Malden
It's a repetitive theme when discussing positive behavior management strategies: "Students choose their behavior."
Behavior is, of course, directed and guided by teacher input and circumstances. However, students have the ultimate control, sometimes unknowingly. Frequently a student's behavioral choice is the avenue of least resistance, or familiarity, or made simply because it suits his or her need for attention. So it seems appropriate that teachers provide methods to encourage students to make the right choices in understanding the importance of their behavior in achieving their educational goals.
For most children, clear expectations, routines, consistency, immediate feedback, positive reinforcement, exciting lessons and authentic opportunities for success are a good start in establishing good behavior in the classroom. However, with more difficult students, or to encourage "best" behavior, a little more attention to behavior strategies is helpful. Sometimes simply posting messages that address exemplary behavior goals can reinforce change. Take the time to get to know what motivates individual students to act in kindness or with greater effort. Finally, a facilitated discussion of simple actions and consequences in the classroom can have ripple effects and produce positive changes.
Everyone tends to feel better when things are running smoothly and everyone has a chance to succeed. Teachers who take time to ensure that the classroom environment rewards great behavior can influence students to choose behavior that supports their learning.
Take Charge
Tips from Deidre D'Egidio, Sixth Grade Teacher, Wrentham
Is behavior management an issue for you? Whether you are a novice teacher or a veteran, there is always room for improvement. Although I am a novice teacher (this is my fourth year in my own classroom), I have been working with children for the past 28 years. In my opinion, one of the ways to be successful with behavior management is to be confident and to take charge. So how do you accomplish this goal? Here are some successful behavior management strategies I use in my 6th grade classroom:
Overall, I believe the best classroom strategy is to know your students and to choose the best strategy that fits you and your class.
Assertive Discipline
Tips from Sheila Hanley, Reading Teacher, Randolph
One course I took during my graduate school years that helped me in classroom management was Assertive Discipline. Here are some recommendations from the course:
Routine, Routine, Routine: Create One, Follow One, Enforce One!
Tips from LisaDawn Rounds,
Instructional Technology Teacher, Brockton
When students know what happens when, what to do next and how they can complete their work successfully, the expectations for behavior are clear. Bell work gives kids something to work on while latecomers straggle in. Self-paced reading assignments are perfect for when some students finish early and have nothing to do. Posted assignments and clear goals help to keep students on task and focused. Rubrics for homework and assignments are a perfect way of setting clear goals. Even having a specific place and time of day to turn in work helps kids feel in control of doing the right thing and less able to "forget."
It doesn't matter if students are in kindergarten or middle school. The assignments and subjects can change, but if the structure is constant, behavior is less of an issue. When the routine stays consistent (with its rules and the consequences for breaking them), there is little to argue about when students stray.
And it's not all about bad behavior. Remember when you have asked for something and get it, you have to say "Thank you!" Reinforcing good behavior is a surefire way of seeing more of it and, having clear expectations helps you recognize it when you see it.
It's not that any one routine will work best for every teacher, but every teacher and student will have a better day with one in place!
From Susan Graham, Quincy High School
From Ellen Peterson, Union Street Primary School, Weymouth
"Students need choices," said Ellen Peterson, a first grade teacher. "I remember having parents and my principal in to hear students read original poetry. It came to be one student's turn (the student I usually had trouble with), and he refused to go up. I calmly urged him to, but in front of everyone he still refused. So, I gave him the choice of going up at that time or at the end of the presentations -- there was no other option given. He chose the end, and everything went smoothly from that point."
From Larry David, Lexington High School
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Sears strike rescues point as U's draw with Bristol City (From Gazette)
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Sears strike rescues point as U's draw with Bristol City
Updated 5:49pm Saturday 22nd March 2014 in Sport By Jonathan Waldron
Colchester came from two goals behind to salvage a 2-2 draw with Bristol City this afternoon.
Colchester started slowly, with former Ipswich attacker Jay Emmanuel-Thomas's long-range half-volley parried away by U's keeper Sam Walker early on.
And Joe Dunne's side were behind in the eighth minute when Martin Paterson composed himself before firing past Walker inside the area after Emmanuel-Thomas had advanced into the box.
City goalkeeper Frank Fielding made a fine diving save to parry away Alex Gilbey's fierce shot.
But Emmanuel-Thomas curled a good opportunity wide from inside the area, just before the break.
And Bristol City doubled their lead three minutes after the break through Scott Wagstaff, who eventualy scored after Walker had fumbled Brendan Moloney's low cross.
Colchester substitute Freddie Sears saw his effort pushed over by Fielding on the hour before the U's were given hope when Gavin Massey bundled in Marcus Bean's low cross from close range, with 17 minutes to go.
And six minutes later, Sears lashed in a superb low shot from 20 yards to salvage a point for Colchester.
For a full match report, pictures and reaction to Colchester United's game with Bristol City, see Monday's Daily Gazette.
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5:59pm Sat 22 Mar 14
stevedawson says...
8:05pm Sat 22 Mar 14
25414nora says...
this point could be crucial for our Lg 1 survival.
Good game in Cardiff to-day, Roll on MOTD.
9:01pm Sat 22 Mar 14
Medicated Soap says...
The second half also started on a calamitous note with Bristol once again found joy on the left-hand side of the U's defence, this time Maloney got in behind to find Wagstaff for the second. Bristol City looked like cruising towards the points, and it could've been 3-0 moments later with Maloney finding the net only to fall foul of the offside flag. The turning point was a couple of opposition substitutions which seemed to disrupt their rhythm as they began defending deep which allowed us to pile forwards having previously been kept at arm's length for the first hour. Out of the blue Massey latched on to a Jabo cross which looked like it took a bit of a deflection and Sears scored a fine 25-yard strike to level the match. Tosin Olufemi even threatened an undeserved winner narrowly heading wide in injury time.
This was a somewhat fortuitous point capitalizing on our opponents inability to convert enough of their chances when through on an open goal.
7:26am Sun 23 Mar 14
BlueandWhiteBaz says...
The abysmal record of not being able to achieve back to back home wins, which already stretches back some 18 months, still goes on and it is beginning to look like it won't occur now during this season. Colchester are just too inconsistent even within games, never mind from game to game, to ever climb much above the relegation area and with youth being the future, there will be much more inconsistency to come.
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CONTEST ON/JTS (). JT Simons, P.A., is holding a contest for you to figure out the hidden trivia question in this article. If you win, JT Simons, P.A., will donate $25 to charity. In short, figure out the hidden trivia question, send an email with the answer to JT Simons, and make sure your nonprofit is legitimate. Remember, send the answer to firstname.lastname@example.com, subject line CONTEST ENTRY, and give me as much information as you can about the nonprofit you want the donation to go to. I need to verify it. I need your first name and the first letter of your last name.
Opening Statement
Members of the Jury, you are asked to render a verdict on whether it is more beneficial to lease your property or to sell the property and hold the mortgage yourself.
Traditionally (and probably still the most prevalent), an owner will list the property with a real estate agent and sell it on the open market. However, with property values where there are, some are considering other options. In a difficult real estate market, I see more and more property owners getting creative on making money in the absence of true buyers willing to buy at previously fair-market values.
Specifically, some owners are selling their houses and essentially becoming the finance company. I sell you my house and I agree that I will hold the mortgage rather than a bank. You then pay me the monthly mortgage amount plus interest. The other option is to rent your house out and make money off the rent. Some people will rent their primary home to a tenant and then become tenants in another property that costs less per month.
As a litigation attorney, the ultimate question for me is what are your remedies if either the mortgagor (the paying party) or tenant stops paying? This article considers only the difference between selling a home and holding the mortgage yourself versus renting the home. Excluded is selling the house outright through a real estate agent (better article for a realtor) and a lease with the option to purchase (already been there, done that). With that, let's consider the three questions:
1. Is It Easier To Sell A Home Versus Renting A Home?
Verdict: LEASE
From a paperwork perspective, it is usually easier to lease a house than sell it. Standard residential leases that come across my desk are form leases that are a few pages long. Once the lease is entered, the tenant moves in, and in a perfect contract world, you collect your rent and the house looks perfect when the tenant moves out.
To sell your home and finance it yourself, you need at least the following: (1) a deed; (2) a promissory note; and (3) a mortgage. Technically I guess you only need a deed to transfer title, but if you want any security to get repaid, the remaining documents are the absolute minimum.
Note that there are also three types of deeds you need to consider: (1) quit claim deed; (2) special warranty deed; and (3) warranty deed. A quit claim deed is the most favorable to the seller, a warranty deed is the most favorable to the buyer, and a special warranty deed tends to be in the middle.
The mortgage then needs to be recorded with the clerk's office, taxes need to be paid on the recording, and the original promissory should be placed in a very, very safe place. Every buyer should also require a title search and title insurance, as well.
Anyone that has bought a house with bank financing should have already thought, "Is this Jeremy Simons guy crazy? I signed substantially more than three simple documents!" I agree. I highly suggest that a real estate attorney and title company get involved in the sale of your property even if you are holding the mortgage.
The point is that considering the options we are exploring, the paperwork for a lease is a much less complicated and a lease is usually a quicker way to turn the property into a revenue-generating resource.
2. Is It Easier To Manage The Property When You Sell It Versus Leasing?
Verdict: SELL
This one is easy. When you lease property, you still own the property. Even if you are able to shift a majority of the upkeep and maintenance on the tenant, you still have a vested interest in the condition of the property. For example, I personally have never seen a lease that places the burden of replacing a roof on the tenant. If there is a leak in the roof or a code violation, that becomes your financial burden.
When you sell a home and hold the mortgage, you do not own the house and you are therefore relieved of any duty to maintain the property. In Florida (but not all states), the holder of the mortgage only has a secured interest in the property so the owner is exactly that: owner of the property. If there is a code violation or a new roof is required, that is the owner's responsibility.
As such, in a lease, you as the landlord still have an affirmative duty to maintain the property according to the terms of your lease and Florida law. If you hold the mortgage, your only job is to collect the payments.
3. When The Other Party Stops Paying, Which Option Is Easier to Recover What You Are Entitled To?
Verdict: LEASE
As a litigation attorney, I am tainted on this question. I have never had a client come in on a real estate litigation question and state: "the other party is absolutely perfect, they pay me, so I just want to figure out my rights." I get involved when the other party stops paying the monthly payment.
When you sell your home and you hold the mortgage, your remedy is to foreclose on the property. There are three practical points that one should know: (1) filing a foreclosure can cost almost $2,000.00 depending on the value of the home; (2) the amount of paperwork necessary to start a foreclosure is significantly more than a lease; and (3) in my experience, it can usually take over a year to complete a foreclosure.
For a lease, the filing fee in my county is $185.00. The initial paperwork is not difficult. Evictions fall under the summary procedure statute, which means the case is supposed to progress at a rapid pace. Additionally, unless the tenant contests the amount of rent due, the tenant cannot defend the eviction unless the uncontested rent is deposited with the clerk of court. On average, I can get an eviction accomplished in 30 to 60 days.
Closing Argument
Let's be honest, when someone stops paying, you probably know you will not see the past due payments. What you want is to get your property back as quick as possible so it can start generating profit again. You also do not want to spend a ton of time or money to restart your income-generating source.
To that end, my personal business belief is that when I weigh all the factors, especially the factor of what happens when payments stop, I would choose to lease my property rather than sell it and hold the mortgage myself. The ultimate verdict rests in your hands, however. Your contest question this week is an email to me telling me what your verdict would be. Of course posting your verdict on your patch.com page would be great, too.
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I'm happy to announce that I have expanded my blog into an online magazine, now called Grand Piano Passion™ at www.grandpianopassion.com.
The new magazine has the same commitment to the piano and hearing health, to original videos, and to great writing, now with a better format and expanded content.
This site has become my professional vita, with my publications, performances, and gallery, with a website address of nancymwilliams.com.
My Welcome to Grand Piano Passion™ article quickly sums up all of our improvements.
Or simply go directly to the new home page. Enjoy!
In 2005, I went back to the piano after a twenty-five year hiatus. When I enrolled in lessons, I could barely remember the notes. Since that time, I've taken adult piano lessons almost every week. I am currently at work on a book-length memoir about my return to the piano as an adult.
When I began to write about the piano, the results far surpassed my expectations. I screamed out loud when in 2009, the editor of The Chattahoochee Review phoned to say that the journal had awarded me the Lamar York Prize for Nonfiction for my essay, "Deserting the Piano." Later that same year, I placed as second runner-up in the narrative category of The Missouri Review's Audio and Video Competition with my audio production, "Rêverie Reclaimed."
I have also written on mothering and working. One of my essays appears in Unbuttoned, a Publishers Weekly starred anthology, while other personal essays have appeared in the magazines Fit Pregnancy, Mom and Baby, and New Jersey Life and Leisure.
Creative writing is a second career for me. I earned my B.A. from Stanford University in Economics, then after four years in management consulting, went to Harvard Business School for my M.B.A. For a number of years, I worked in marketing for telecom and mobile phone companies. Although I could have done without a few of those interminable meetings, I liked the charge of launching new products.
These days, my professional life centers on nonfiction writing and the piano. In 2009, I became a performing member of the New York Piano Society. I have performed in three of the Society's concerts in New Jersey and New York City. My repertoire includes Chopin (of course, Chopin!), Schumann, the requisite Beethoven, and Debussy.


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Aside from the Chris Kluwe settlement, and the injury to Ohio State's Braxton Miller, here is the latest sports news making headlines today, Wednesday, Aug. 20.
Nats capture eighth in row…Athletics end five-game slide
The hottest team in baseball is the Washington Nationals. The NL East-leading Nats ran their season-high winning streak to eight games by routing the Arizona Diamondback 8-1 to move 18 games over .500
Stephen Strasburg and Jerry Blevins combined on a three-hitter. Strasburg went a season-high eight innings, allowing just three hits, to even his mark at 10-10.
Asdrubal Cabrera's bases-clearing double capped a six-run third inning. Ian Desmond had three hits and drove in four runs. The Nationals have outscored teams 42-21 during their eight-game streak, their longest since 2012.
In other baseball:
Coach K done talking about Durant
While Kevin Durant takes a step back, the U.S. national team is moving forward. The reigning MVP and leading scorer stunned the Americans when he decided to withdraw after practicing with the team during its first week of training camp. Now that they've had time to get over the surprise, they aren't dwelling on it.
U.S. coach Mike Krzyzewski says "I'm through talking about Kevin," as the Americans practiced for the upcoming Basketball World Cup.
"We're done with that. We're on to this group. What a coach does, a coach coaches who he has, not who he doesn't have," Coach K said, before adding: "You're married, you're with that woman, you're not thinking about who you dated."
Durant pulled out Aug. 7, shortly after the Americans finished working out in Las Vegas, where a year earlier he announced his plans to play for the team this summer.
Cavs add Drew as coach
The new-look Cleveland Cavaliers have a new assistant coach. Former Milwaukee Bucks coach Larry Drew has been hired to work alongside first-year coach David Blatt. Drew went 15-67 last season in his only campaign with the Bucks. He was expected to get a second year but was fired so the Bucks could hire Jason Kidd. A former NBA player, Drew also coached Atlanta.
No Browns starter yet…Jets rookie Evans out for year
Browns coach Mike Pettine has not picked his starting quarterback as he had planned. Brian Hoyer and rookie Johnny Manziel haven't convinced him they deserve the job.
Pettine had been expected to announce whether Hoyer or Manziel, the hyped rookie, would start the Sept. 7 opener at Pittsburgh. But the decision has been delayed and could carry through to Cleveland's third preseason game on Saturday. Pettine says the coaching staff will meet tomorrow night and could then choose a starter.
In other NFL training camp news:
New ownership for the Islanders
The New York Islanders have announced that the team is being sold to a former Washington Capitals co-owner and a London-based investor. The team says a group led by former Capitals co-owner Jon Ledecky and investor Scott Malkin has reached an agreement to buy a "substantial" minority interest in the team.
The team says under the agreement, current owner Charles Wang will continue as majority stockholder for two years. At that point, ownership will transfer to the Ledecky-Malkin group.
Men's seeds
Novak Djokovic has been seeded No. 1 for the U.S. Open with five-time champion Roger Federer No. 2. Djokovic beat Federer for the title at Wimbledon last month.
Australian Open champion Stan Wawrinka is No. 3, followed by David Ferrer and Milos Raonic.
Djokovic has played in the last four finals at Flushing Meadows, winning the title in 2011. He lost to Rafael Nadal in 2010 and last year, and to Andy Murray in 2012.


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On September 15th 2008, the Los Angeles Convention Center achieved a historical mark by becoming the 1st Convention Center of age and size in the U.S to be awarded the highly sought after certification in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Existing Buildings (LEED-EB) from the United States Green Building Council (USGBC).
As a Los Angeles landmark, with its towering emerald green facade, it defines the L.A. cityscape and is a devoted advocate of environmental programs. The Los Angeles Convention Center's constant efforts to progressively explore, test, and implement new and innovative Earth-friendly initiatives throughout the 54 acre facility typify it's commitment to environmental stewardship. The Los Angeles Convention Center is underway in developing innovative new programs like thermal storage and creating green space for its community.
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Maroon named Player of the Week
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. ... The American Hockey League announced today that Norfolk Admirals left wing Patrick Maroon has been selected as the CCM/AHL Player of the Week for the period ending Mar. 10, 2013.
Maroon returned from a three-week stint in the National Hockey League and posted four goals and two assists in three games for the Admirals.
After being assigned on Tuesday, Maroon rejoined the Admirals lineup on Wednesday night and scored the game-tying goal in the third period as Norfolk gained a standings point with a 3-2 overtime loss vs. Charlotte. On Friday, Maroon had a goal and two assists to spark the Admirals to a 5-1 victory over Hershey. And in Saturday's rematch with the Bears, Maroon's two third-period goals sealed a 4-1 Norfolk win.
Maroon has registered 17 goals and 19 assists for 36 points in 48 games with Norfolk this season, good for second on the team in scoring. He also ranks first on the club in power-play goals (eight), game-winning goals (three, tied) and penalty minutes (113). The 24-year-old native of St. Louis, Mo., is in his fifth pro season and has totaled 109 goals and 155 assists for 264 points in 337 career AHL games with Norfolk, Syracuse and Philadelphia/Adirondack. He has appeared in nine NHL games with the parent Anaheim Ducks this season, scoring his first career NHL goal on Feb. 16 at Nashville.
In recognition of his achievement, Maroon will be presented with an etched crystal award prior to an upcoming Admirals home game.
Also see: Past winners, AHL Player of the Week
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- 2014-15 AHL schedule unveiled
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West Cottage in Nags Head
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
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405 E. Albatross St., Nags Head, NC 27959
Best Beach Bargain!!
Beautifully appointed ocean side single family cottage, only 100 ft. from the beautiful beaches of the Outer Banks!
3br, 2 1/2 bath, LR/Kit/DR open, washer/dryer, double decks with ocean view from both
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Andra Tarleton 540-854-6321
house rental amenities
100 ft. to Beach
Centrally located close to shopping(grocery and other)
Plenty of parking
Double decks, with ocean view from each
Fish cleaning area
Outside enclosed shower
Wireless Internet
activities and attractions in Nags Head Atlantic Coast
Wright Brothers Memorial
Jockey's Ridge
Water Sports
Off Shore and Surf fishing
Miniature Golf
Art Galleries
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June 1 - Sept 7, 2013
$1700.00 week
Rest of the year, 2013
$1300.00 week
$200.00 per night (if available) plus $100.00 cleaning fee
Andra Tarleton 540-854-6321
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Plymouth Dome transformation delayed
Celebrity chef Gary Rhodes has become the latest target of metal thieves.
The chef is transforming the Plymouth Dome into an upmarket restaurant and wedding venue. In the last month, the building has been broken into four times.
Repeated thefts of copper and lead have now delayed the whole project.