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Illinois Judge Orders Homeless Man to Get a Job
Posted Dec 9, 2011 10:17 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
An Illinois judge has ordered a homeless man in Chicago's suburbs to get a job as part of his probation for following and yelling at a psychologist.
DuPage County Judge Karen Wilson ordered Scott Huber of Naperville, Ill., to find a job and work at least 10 hours a week, report the Chicago Sun-Times and the Chicago Tribune. Wilson also ordered Huber to get job placement training as part of his probation sentence for disorderly conduct and trespassing.
Huber didn't like the requirements, the Sun-Times says. "I object," he told the judge.
Huber was sentenced for a February 2010 confrontation with a psychologist who asked him to move his belongings from in front of her office, the Tribune says. Huber was accused of following the psychologist to her office and then pounding on her locked door while he yelled at her.
Earlier this year, a judge granted an injunction banning Huber from camping in downtown Naperville.
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By Mike LaBella
---- — HAVERHILL — Tonight will mark the end of an era for Bingo games at Sacred Hearts School. After nearly 40 years of providing the area with a weekly night out and a chance to win some money, Sacred Hearts is putting an end to the last Bingo game in town.
School and church officials said Bingo has been a steady source of income that has allowed Sacred Hearts School to annually award financial assistance to a number of families. But, with a doubling in size of the school population, there's a growing need to use the gymnasium/cafeteria where Bingo games are held for an increasing number of after school activities and events.
For those who continued to make the trek to Sacred Hearts every Tuesday night, it was the last Bingo game in a city that once had more than a half dozen Bingo halls. Some players said they don't know what they will do after tonight's final game.
"It's our only night out," said 80-year-old Lena Dionne, who has been bringing her 56-year-old son Roger Dionne to Sacred Hearts Bingo every week for years.
"My friend drops us off as my son is special needs and doesn't drive," Lena Dionne said prior to the start of last week's Bingo game. "After they close we'll have nothing else to do. Roger doesn't go many places without me."
The night before Bingo, Roger Dionne packs a bag with daubers and snacks and makes sure they have a ride. He made his final preparations last night for tonight's game, at which a larger than usual crowd is expected and a special pasta meal will be served.
They usually arrive at Bingo early to make it as long a night out as possible.
"I liked Bingo a lot and wish I could protest," Roger Dionne said. "I really enjoyed going, whether I won or not."
"Now we'll have no nights out any more," he added.
Sacred Hearts School Principal Kathleen Blain announced the closing of Bingo in a recent Sacred Hearts Church bulletin. She noted that in addition to providing the school with income, Bingo has been a venue for social gathering and camaraderie and an opportunity for parents to fulfill their volunteer commitment. She said the decision to end Bingo was made with the support of Sacred Hearts Pastor, the Rev. John Delaney, the School Consultative Board and the Parish Finance Committee.
"Currently, our religious education program conducts classes on Sundays and Wednesdays," the announcement stated. "In addition we have increased our athletic programs, practices and games, initiated a very popular after school drama program and plan to expand the after school offerings for 2013-2014 school year. Use of the school facilities has become a daily need."
"We know that is disappointing news to the faithful patrons who attend Bingo weekly," the announcement said. "And we are aware and empathetic to the fact that the dedicated leadership and volunteer staff will find it very difficult to say good-bye to this long standing program."
Blain told The Eagle-Tribune that fundraisers are in place that will provide more than adequate monies for financial aid to make up for the loss of Bingo revenue.
Prior to last week's Bingo game at Sacred Hearts, Maria Ouellette talked about how she began volunteering in 1994 to fulfill her parent volunteer hours. In 2003 she was hired as the game's part-time bookkeeper, a position she said is required by the state's lottery commission, which oversees Bingo in Massachusetts.
"We used to have about 275 people show up to play," Ouellette said, noting that recent attendance has averaged less than 100 players. "When we instituted no smoking, we lost some patrons. But the biggest loss came about eight years ago when parent volunteering at Bingo became non-mandatory. We lost volunteers who would go from table to table selling pull tickets."
Ouellette said a booth, which was dubbed the "kissing booth" was set up for patrons to buy pull tickets or cash in winners, but without volunteers going from table to table to push the sale of tickets, sales dropped and some players left to play at other Bingo halls, mostly in Southern New Hampshire. And over the years many elderly players died, further reducing attendance. Road construction along South Main Street forced the cancellation of Bingo for much of last summer, while over the last six months a lack of parent volunteers forced the game to be cancelled on two occasions, resulting in complaints by players.
"No one is happy about this," Ouellette said about the end of Bingo. "For many people who come here it was their only outlet for socialization."
Every week Ouellette and Beth Sosa, who oversees Bingo, would look out at the crowd checking to make sure the regulars were there.
"If they weren't there we'd ask about them as we worried about them," Ouellette said.
Although the games started at 6:30 p.m., many regulars showed up an hour or more early to set out their Bingo sheets and chat with other players and maybe play cards. Some brought snacks, while some bought food items from the hall's kitchen such as slices of pizza, hot-dogs, hamburgers, coffee or tea, soda, bottled water and pastries.
Barbara Mirandette, 76, attended Sacred Hearts Bingo for over 30 years. Every week she meets her friend Patricia Reynolds, 80, and they sit together and talk and play the game.
"This is very, very sad," Reynolds said. "Some people don't drive, like me, so Barbara picks me up each week."
"I can't believe it's closing," Mirandette said as her daughter Debbie Costa took photos of her as a remembrance of her time playing Bingo at Sacred Hearts.
Mirandette looked around the hall and noted how most of the players were middle-aged adults and many were senior citizens.
"At one time you could play Bingo every night of the week, including at St. James, St. John's, St. Joseph, the Jewish Temple and the Amvets," Mirandette said.
Mary Provencal began playing Bingo at Sacred Hearts 39 years ago and used to attend with a crowd of other women. She remembers when the hall was filled to capacity with over 300 players and tables had to be set up on the stage, behind the Bingo caller.
"A lot of older people are gone, but still everybody knows everybody here," Provencal said. "It's like a family."
"It's really sad," Provencal said. "A lot of people who come here to play have no where else to go."
Stella Burns, a 28-year veteran of Sacred Hearts Bingo, says the games are more like a coffee shop where people gather to socialize each week.
"Attendance has been down since about three years ago but I never thought they'd shut it down," Burns said.
Burns said she has little interest in attending Bingo games in New Hampshire.
"I think it's time to find a new hobby," she said.
Rita Walker, 90, became a fixture at Sacred Hearts Bingo, beginning the first day it opened on Sept. 11, 1973. She began volunteering as a parishioner, and became a permanent volunteer working at the special games desk.
"You could not have asked for a nicer group of people," Walker said. "Whenever we lose a player, it's like losing a family member."
"For forty years this has been my favorite night of the week," Walker said.

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For the second General Assembly session in a row, the fight over voter identification is creating tension in Richmond. Though Democrats say ID's caused few problems in the 2012 elections, Republicans say changes must still be made to protect voter integrity in the commonwealth.
Two bills, on their way to the floors of the House and Senate, take last year's approved list of ID and whittle it down. House Bill 1337 and Senate Bill 719 would remove "a copy of a current utility bill, bank statement, government check, or paycheck that shows the name and address of the voter" from the list of acceptable polling place identification.
A different measure, carried by Harrisonburg Sen. Mark Obenshain, would go a step further, requiring photo identification at the polls. A similar house bill, championed by Albemarle Del. Rob Bell - who is also, coincidentally, Obenshain's opponent for the Republican party's attorney general nomination - died earlier this week in a House of Delegates committee. He believes such a measure can help crack down on potential forgery and voter fraud.
"The best way, if you want to make sure that the person in front of you is the person they say they are, is to have a true, no excuses photo ID," Bell said.
Though his bill was not backed by committee, he says reducing the types of acceptable ID is a step in the right direction. "[HB 1337] will simply say that you can't use some of the worst forms of ID that are currently allowed," Bell said. "The things that have no photo and no verification."
Lawmakers on the other side of the aisle, like House Democratic Caucus chair Del. Mark Sickles, don't like the idea of dramatically changing the voter ID rules for the second time in just two years. "We had very few voter ID problems during the election last year," Sickles said.
He says he thinks the bills are unnecessary, and worries further restrictions could marginalize poor or older voters. And though HB 1337 doesn't require photo ID outright (which the state would then be required to pay for), he says it comes pretty close.
"This is a photo ID bill by another name," Sickles said, "because you're eliminating everything that doesn't have an ID almost, except for the voter registration card."
With these voter ID bills now out of committee, they will all come to the House and Senate floors next week for what will likely result in a lengthy partisan debate.


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— Week after week, volunteers teach local adults how to read using books that are tattered and old — some of them 30 years old.
Leaders of the Literacy Volunteers of Cass County said they were afraid to splurge on new books for their library because they were worried there wouldn't be enough money left to cover everyday expenses.
A generous gift from a mystery donor, though, will allow the organization to update its library.
Someone made an anonymous donation totaling $2,142.
This marks the second time in recent weeks that a mystery donor made a sizable contribution to a local group. A few weeks before Christmas, someone gave more than $4,000 to buy instruments for needy students at Logansport High School.
Nancy Taylor, president of the Literacy Volunteers of Cass County, said there weren't words to describe how much the mystery gift meant to her.
"This came out of the blue," she said. "I was speechless. This has never happened to us. People don't usually think about literacy much."
She said literacy isn't one of the most popular causes to support, mainly because people don't know it's a problem locally.
"There are a lot of people here who can't read," Taylor said.
She said one man used to come to her every week looking for help to fill out his checks.
He couldn't read or write, so he would bring a blank check to her, and she filled in the blanks.
Taylor said the organization's volunteer tutors work hard to teach people like him how to read, but their teaching materials are outdated.
The library of books that tutors and students can check out is small, and the books are starting to fall apart, Taylor said.
And the group doesn't have enough GED study books. The group has one book in Spanish and one or two in English, Taylor said, and those are always checked out. There's always a wait to get one, she said.
But the group never had the funds to buy more.
"Books are so expensive," Taylor said. "They're like $25 or $30 each."
The group works on a shoestring budget, and there's never any breathing room, Taylor said.
Now members can breathe a sigh of relief. Taylor said the gift will allow the organization to buy many new books without having to worry.
Taylor said she just wishes she knew who the donor was. In a letter to the Pharos-Tribune, she sent a message to whoever is behind the gift.
"Although 'thank you' hardly seems enough to show our appreciation, I do offer our sincere thanks, and assure you that we will use this gift to help those adult students who have placed their future in our hands," she wrote.
• Lindsey Ziliak is a staff writer at the Pharos-Tribune. She can be reached at 574-732-5148 or email@example.com.


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Just hours after a neighbor's arrest, a lot of the people we talked to are still trying to deal with mixed of shock and disgust.
"Kids are next door, kids across the street, kids next door there, kids behind us over here in the Government houses, there's kids every where."
"I mean I don't want him down the street from us, I'm appalled."
Parents who live around the 400 block of Nunnalee Street in Van Alstyne, Texas say they'll be keeping a much closer eye on their kids from now on, after hearing one of their neighbors was arrested on child pornography charges.
"Now I feel like I have to keep him inside and he can't be a regular little boy and just go and play with his friends."
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There was some discrepancy Saturday about the number of free throws West Aurora usually shoots in practice, but there can be no doubt that whatever the amount, the practice is working.
The Blackhawks made 15 of 16 free-throw attempts in the fourth quarter, including their last 11, to pull away late and knock off host Naperville North 68-56 in a key DuPage Valley Conference game.
Overall, West Aurora (11-2, 5-0) sank 23 of 31 foul shots while Naperville North was 11-for-15.
"We take pride in our free throws," West Aurora guard Jontrell Walker said. "We take time out of practice every day and we get about 100 free throws. We really take our pride in them to make sure we're really good at them."
West Aurora coach Gordon Kerkman questioned that number but not the effectiveness of his foul shooters.
"I don't think we shoot 100 but we take a lot of free throws in practice," Kerkman said. "We've been playing pretty good in the latter part of the ballgame."
That was the case here. The Huskies (10-5, 3-2) got a go-ahead three-pointer from Brendan Herbstritt late in the third quarter and took a 46-44 lead into the final period, only to be outscored 24-10.
Walker, who scored a game-high 22 points, sank the last of his four three-pointers to put the visitors ahead to stay, 47-46, and after that it was mostly missed shots by the Huskies and made free throws by the Blackhawks.
After missing his only free throw attempt in the first half, Walker went 6-for-6 in the fourth quarter. Center Josh McAuley also heated up, going 0-for-2 before intermission but 9-for-9 in the final stanza.
McAuley finished with 17 points and seven rebounds, while Jayquan Lee had 11 points and Spencer Thomas eight for West Aurora, which held the Huskies to 3-for-14 shooting and forced six turnovers in the fourth quarter.
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You can choose between 10 different star types, 10 star clusters and 10 colors for the stars. You can choose the brightness and size of the stars. You can also choose how fast you travel, the backgrounds and much more. Battery saving functionality is included.
This wallpaper is very suitable for meditation or just relaxing, while experiencing the mysteries of space. The shining and colorful star formations create a hypnotic and mind elevating effect. Different types of star clusters are created every time that you start this live wallpaper, so the 3D journey will be different each time.
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(AP) - The victims of the Sandy Hook school massacre have been laid to rest more than a week after the shootings.
As the families and community grieve, they also remember and share stories about those who were lost: 20 children, six educators and the mother of the shooter.
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Diversity and Inclusion
Promoting leadership and opportunity
A culture that promotes diversity and inclusion is critical to creating an engaged workforce, a high-performance team and the long-term success of our business.
–Erickson Living Chief Operating Officer Debra Doyle
Key to our success
At Erickson Living, we recognize that a workforce reflecting the rich and dynamic diversity of our nation's population is essential to our success.
That's why we've established vibrant Diversity and Inclusion Councils at corporate and every Erickson Living campus, implemented diversity training for all employees and promoted celebrations of the unique backgrounds of our community residents.
Promoting a culture of diversity is a key company-wide objective, demonstrating acceptance of diversity as a core value and including the concept in all employee annual performance reviews.
Diversity and Inclusion Council
The company formed the Diversity and Inclusion Council to develop and implement strategies that promote the company's business objectives in four key areas: employees, residents, the marketplace and our corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives. The Council includes members from across the corporate and community enterprise with expertise in different areas and representing diverse heritages. The Council meets regularly to promote the diversity and inclusion goals within the company and is supported at the highest level of executive management.
The Council's work has resulted in the company extending health and wellness benefits to domestic or same-sex partners of employees and offering adoption benefits to its employees. The Council has also worked to establish diversity and inclusion committees comprised of residents and staff at all Erickson Living-managed communities.
Celebrating our differences
Erickson Living's communities enthusiastically embrace and celebrate the diversity of our staff and residents in fun and interesting ways, from interfaith holiday celebrations and cultural heritage months to community forums and outreach programs that explore various cultures and religions.
Erickson Living-managed communities regularly sponsor cultural events celebrating Black History Month, Cinco de Mayo, Latinos, Italians, Greeks, Caribbean heritage and older Americans, to name a few. Several campuses also show a commitment to inclusion by flying the rainbow flag to support the various orientations of our residents and staff. The residents and staff of one Erickson Living campus have come together to participate in the Boston Gay Pride Parade for the past several years.
Our campuses also celebrate the rich spiritual diversity of our residents and staff with celebrations for Christmas, Hanukah, Kwanzaa and other traditions of our residents. Similarly, during the course of the year, the Passover Seder is richly encouraged and celebrated. We also memorialize the tragedy of the Holocaust with remembrance gardens and Yad Vashem programs—honoring non-Jews who saved Jews during the Holocaust. Various campuses have sponsored dialogue and diversity programs featuring varied faith and philosophical traditions.
Diversity training
Erickson Living conducts a comprehensive employee training program for all corporate and community employees called "Working Together," which focuses on encouraging a common understanding of the organization's strategy on diversity and inclusion.The communities offer a program called "Successful Community Living" that promotes respect, civility and understanding for our diverse residents in community living.
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To support its diversity goals, Erickson Living partners with these organizations:
- Cristo Rey—Erickson Living is a sponsor of Baltimore Cristo Rey Jesuit High School's corporate internship program to support a private, college-preparatory education affordable to urban young people.
- Pine Street Inn Boston—Communities' volunteers regularly extend services to one of New England's largest homeless shelters for men and women.
- Alzheimer's Association—Erickson Living communities participate regularly in a walkathon to raise funds for education, awareness and research so that soon this dreaded disease will be eradicated.
- United Negro College Fund—our company has provided internship opportunities for college students who have interest in careers in senior living and services.
- Gloucester Institute of Virginia—We have also developed relationships with this leadership development program to nurture and train future leaders.
- Relief Efforts—Our entire company has been extraordinarily supportive of relief efforts that speak to the core of our values, including caring, respect, diversity and inclusion, through outreach efforts to support disaster relief during the Haitian hurricane and Japanese tsunami disasters.


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Andrew Morton, the Linux kernel v2.6 maintainer at the Open Source Development Labs, spoke with InfoWorld Contributing Editor Paul Venezia.
IW: The v2.4 kernel release was viewed as a watershed event for Linux and brought significant improvements for server-class systems. What can we expect from v2.6?
AM: 2.6 will scale significantly further than 2.4 on large machines. More CPUs, more memory, more disks, larger disks, more threads, etc. Also, it is smoother and more responsive on the desktop. The merge of uCLinux is nice for very small embedded systems.
IW: Which features of the v2.6 kernel do you consider to be the most integral to enabling wider adoption of Linux for large-enterprise uses?
AM: The scalability. And some code device management infrastructure, which should permit more sophisticated device identification and naming facilities on large systems.
IW: Many Linux administrators feel that the v2.4 kernel really "jelled" near v2.4.10, and wasn't really ready for production use prior to that release. Might this happen again with v2.6?
AM: I hope and expect not. The 2.5/2.6 stream has been stable and usable for over a year. I haven't run 2.4 on any of my machines since 2.5.15 or thereabouts. The testing that has gone into 2.6.0 is much more complete and more successful than that which went into 2.4.0. I'd say that 2.6.0 is at roughly the same level of stability as 2.4.17 or thereabouts.
IW: What immediate changes or improvements do you foresee for v2.6?
AM: Not a lot, I hope -- getting the main kernel synced up with the various external trees (the different CPU architectures tend to get out of date) and mopping up various things that were missed or not fully fixed for the 2.6.0release. After that, I expect we will have a period of integrating work that the various vendors have been maintaining outside the 2.4 tree. And the regular flow of new drivers.
IW: What do you see as the next stage of Linux kernel development? What might v2.8 bring?
AM: Not a lot has been talked about at this stage. One … is adding `virtual server' support. Maybe clustered file system support as well. Most people are still concentrating on 2.6 work; I expect that more will be known about the 2.8 content after the July 2004 kernel summit.


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As a part of National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week, we will be posting thoughts from leaders in binge drinking research and prevention.
To start things off, we're thrilled to present an essay by Dr. Hugh Gusterson, Professor of Anthropology and Sociology at George Mason University, and a project director of Understanding Teen Drinking Cultures in America His most recent book is The Insecure American.
In 1997, when I was a professor at MIT, we lost one of our freshmen to alcohol poisoning. Scott Krueger died in his first month at MIT, while at an initiation party for Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity. Inexperienced with alcohol and pressured to drink so much alcohol that he had an astounding .41 blood alcohol level, he complained of feeling sick. Left alone on a bed by his would-be fraternity brothers, who went back to drinking upstairs, he choked on his own vomit, went into a coma, and died three days later. [http://reason.com/archives/1999/11/01/binge-and-purge].
Scott Krueger might still be alive today if any one of a number of things had been different: if it were harder for underage students to buy alcohol, if fraternity initiations did not revolve around drinking games, or if MIT had not allowed freshmen to live off campus. He would also probably still be alive today, even if none of those things were different, had he or the fraternity residents been a little better educated about alcohol. For example, he would probably have staggered on with nothing but a very bad hangover the next day if the brothers of Phi Gamma Delta had known that you put someone who is throwing up on their side, so they do not choke on their own vomit, and keep watch over them.
I thought of Scott Krueger recently as I was taking my son to his pediatrician. While enduring the interminable wait for a doctor, I studied the leaflets in the examination room. There were leaflets on puberty, diet, the HPV vaccine, depression, and other issues, but nothing on alcohol. When I asked the pediatrician why not, she was surprised by the question.
Together with my George Mason colleague, David Anderson, I have spent considerable time of late talking to teens about alcohol in focus groups around the country. We have been trying to find out what teens think about alcohol, how they acquire it, and how they use it when adults are not around. One of our strongest findings is that teens are often remarkably ignorant about the ABCs of alcohol and that this ignorance, combined with teens' natural predilection to believe they are somehow immune to the mortality that afflicts the rest of us, can lead them into very dangerous situations. You might think that parents, schools or older siblings would have transmitted to young teens some elementary facts of alcohol literacy, but time and again we found teens left to discover such facts for themselves through trial and error. And trial and error can be a dangerous and inefficient way to learn.
Here are some facts about alcohol that most readers will take for granted although many teens are unaware of some or all of them when they first drink:
- That you get drunk more quickly on liquor than on beer or wine
- That you get drunk more quickly on an empty stomach
- That alcohol is best sipped rather than swigged
- That alcohol is not immediately metabolized, so you should wait before downing more of it
- That mixing alcohol with caffeine can dangerously mask the subjective awareness of intoxication
- That mixing drinks can upset your stomach
- That taking Tylenol with alcohol can damage your liver
- That someone throwing up and passing out should be put on their side and watched
In an ideal world teens would all obey the law and would not seek to acquire alcohol until they reached the legal drinking age; and they would also lead such rich and stimulating lives that there would be little appeal in getting drunk in dank basements with, in some cases, people they hardly know. We do not live in that ideal world. Instead we live in a world where teens are interested in new experiences, even if they are illegal; where adult warnings of danger are often mistrusted as so much hyperbolae; and where alcohol is attractive for its ability to relax teens who may be anxious as they learn to navigate the complex social cross-currents of their peer groups. In this world "getting wasted" can become a pleasurable activity.
We should work toward the ideal world. But, in the meantime, it would be a wise precaution to make sure teens have some basic information about the different kinds of alcohol that exist and how they are metabolized by the body. For reasons I do not understand, many parents are not communicating such information to their children. That means schools should step into the breach – not, as some now do, with sensationalist once-a-year programs about the dangers of drunk driving, but with programs to impart factual information in such a low-key way that teens do not feel propagandized.
There are two ways in which schools might go about this sort of alcohol education. One would be to have a stand-alone curricular module as part of health education. In my view, this is the less effective educational strategy since it is set apart from the parts of the curriculum that matter for GPAs and SAT scores, so teens will treat it as decorative rather than substantive instruction. It also puts a frame around the endeavor of alcohol education that lets teens know they are being told something for their own good, and teens hate being told things for their own good. Still, it is better than nothing.
More effective would be to embed alcohol education in the general curriculum so that students scarcely notice they are getting it. This is, if you like, analogous to the way product placement works on television, and product placement is seen by advertisers as more effective than a stand-alone ad for a product precisely because the message is not set aside with a frame around it that says "we will now try to persuade you to buy this." Skillful educators could embed alcohol education in classes in chemistry (how the molecules work and interact with others); biology (how the body metabolizes alcohol); history (the eighteenth amendment); literature (while reading Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, say); or social studies. I myself teach a university undergraduate class on drug policy that is ostensibly neutral about the merits and demerits of various substances, but I make sure that, without noticing it, students casually learn a great deal about how drugs act upon the body and why certain drugs are particularly addictive. For example, while we are ostensibly discussing why certain demographic groups have been particularly drawn toward methamphetamine, students learn without realizing it why methamphetamine is such a nasty drug.
Experiments along these lines in high schools could save lives. They certainly could not make the situation any worse than it is now.


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Stay protected from rainy days on the course with the Walter Hagen® Dual Canopy 62" Golf Umbrella. It's just the accessory you need for protection from the rain and wind. This umbrella features a double canopy design that resists inverting in strong winds, while a fiberglass shaft and ribs and molded handle provide durability so you're ready to go when wet weather hits.
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About Marty Millsaps
Marty has been with Blount Today since it's inception. He was born, raised and educated in Blount County. And not that he is counting, but Marty has currently sold and shepherded more than 40,000 successful ads for clients around the area.
Under his leadership, Marty has helped position Blount Today as the sponsor for the High School Basketball and Spring Sports Jamboree and the media sponsor for The Maryville Orthopaedic Football Jamboree, The Smoky Mountain Classic Softball Tournament, The Park and Recreation Hometown Christmas and The Blount County Arthritis Walk.
Marty is a graduate of Leadership Blount Class of 2007. He has also planned and coordinated his last two high school reunions and has served as a little league coach for two years.
In addition to selling, Marty believes in helping his customers build their brand and reputation. He has helped build successful campaigns in Real Estate, Automotive, Retail, Employment, Entertainment and Political fields. Under his guidance Blount Today has grown by over 400% in revenues since its first publication on August 26th, 2004.
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There is no disputing the fact that Demian Maia and Jake Shields engaged in an incredibly boring but still extremely close bout in the main event of last night's (Wed., Oct. 9, 2013) UFC Fight Night 29 showcase from Sao Paulo, Brazil. Some may feel the judges decision, to award the victory to the American, was controversial, or at least could have gone the other way.
The better question to ask may be just how close the fight truly was.
The fine folks at Fight Metric (seriously, go read their site if you don't already, it's an outstanding resource) have posted their report on the bout and it tells the tale:
Shields has the edge in volume but that doesn't truly gauge effectiveness. That's when the judges are tasked with deciding how much more important it is that Maia landed a hard right hand versus Shields maintaining a suffocating top control for two minutes straight.
That's not an envious position to be in.
Surely you have your opinions, though, Maniacs, and we would love to hear them. You know where to sound off.
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Two CSC athletes honored
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Two Chadron State College student-athletes will be recognized as the inaugural Summit Award winners for indoor track and field and wrestling, the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference announced.
The RMAC is recognizing Chadron State's Kelly Troester in men's indoor track and field and Dylan Fors in wrestling.
Kristen McGlynn-Arendt of Adams State University will be recognized for women's indoor track and field.
The RMAC Summit Award is presented to the student-athlete with the highest cumulative grade-point average participating at the finals sites for each of the RMAC's championships.
All GPAs are based on a straight grading scale to ensure consistency among institutions. Any tie is broken by the number of credits completed.
Eligible student-athletes are sophomores or above who have participated in their sport for at least two years with their school. They must be an active member of the team, traveling and competing at the championship.
Troester, a native of Marsland, is a senior with a 3.97 grade-point average and majoring in rangeland management. He graduated from Crawford High School.
Last year, Troester earned All-American honorable mention. He also made school history this past cross country season when he was named RMAC All-Academic Second Team. Troester is the first CSC cross country runner to make the RMAC All-Academic first or second team.
Fors is a sophomore majoring in health sciences at Chadron State College with a 3.89 grade-point average. He hails from Roseburg, Ore. and is currently wrestling at 165 pounds.
Fors redshirted his freshman year and earned a 9-8 record the following year. This season he has a record of 11-10. His twin brother, Devan Fors, also competes on the Eagles' wrestling team.
McGlynn-Arendt is a senior graduate student who currently holds a 4.00 grade-point average while majoring in English/Creative Writing at Adams State.
Troester and McGlynn-Arendt will be recognized following the RMAC Indoor Track & Field championships, during the awards ceremony on Saturday in Spearfish, S.D.
Fors will be recognized during the awards ceremony following the 2013 NCAA Division II Super Region Four and RMAC Wrestling Championships. The ceremony is scheduled for Saturday in Chadron.
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The Oregon Police Division conducted a Sobriety Check Point on Saturday night, arresting three drivers for Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence.
Oregon officers and the Lucas County OVI Task force were stationed at the 2800 block of State Route 2, from 10 p.m. to 2:30 a.m.
During the time frame, 983 vehicles passed through the checkpoint. In total, 40 drivers were diverted for inspection, and among them, three drivers were arrest for OVI, in addition to four drivers cited for either a suspended license or not having a valid license.
One driver was cited for a Child Restraint Violation. Another driver was issued a summons for outstanding warrants.
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The raucous atmosphere at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium over the weekend was enough to convince 2013 Katy (TX) Seven Lakes offensive lineman Caleb Benenoch that the Texas Longhorns are once again the leader for his services.
Following the Texas A&M-Florida game back in September, Benenoch had dropped his long-time leaders from their perch atop his list.
The 6-6, 320-pounder had a glowing review of his experience ($):
I had a lot of fun. It was a blast getting to hang out with all the recruits and commits and watch a big game. I don't know if that's what DKR is like all the time, but that was terrific. It was a lot of fun. It was ridiculously loud and everybody was chanting the whole game.
A lifelong Longhorn fan who was rumored to be a silent commitment for some time immediately after receiving his offer from Texas back in early June, sounded like he may have been close to ending his recruitment over the weekend:
Every time I go to UT, it's harder and harder to come back without committing while I'm there. I'm a big fan and I love the program and everything about it.
Benenoch spoke with Hookem.com about his favorites ($):
My top four now is Texas, Baylor, OU and then UCLA in that order. Baylor and OU are kind of tied though.
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The Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City has grown by more than $32 million to help with the city's emergency response to Superstorm Sandy, Mayor Mike Bloomberg said Wednesday.
More than 10,000 donors from around the country have contributed sums as modest as a few dollars to multimillions, the mayor said.
"Over the past week, thousands of people from around the city and across the country have stepped forward to help New Yorkers whose lives have been turned upside down by Hurricane Sandy," Bloomberg said. "I want to thank everyone who has given -- your generosity is helping our city to get back on its feet."
The fund, which doesn't keep an administrative fee, will donate 100 percent of the proceeds to relief efforts and organizations.
Many companies have also stepped up with in-kind donations.
The money and items will help get most immediate needs in hurricane affected neighborhoods, including water, hot food, toiletries, baby supplies, warm clothing and blankets, cleaning materials and other supplies, the mayor's office said. The fund will also help bolster long-term rebuilding efforts.
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When to Go to Vienna
When to Go to Vienna
Vienna is warm and sunny in May and June, and in September and October; July and August can be hot and stormy, with temperatures reaching well above 90°F. From November through March winter can get cold, with snow falling in January and February; lows of 10°F are frequent.
Culturally, high season in Vienna is May, June, and September, when festivals, marathons, concerts, and operas are in full swing. The ball season December to February offers everyone a chance to brush up on his or her footwork and the many Christmas markets attract crowds from all over the world.
Many Viennese leave the city in July and August, so the city tones down some, though this is also when you might find discounted rates at hotels.
Christkindlmarkt (Christmas Market). In Vienna the biggest Christkindlmarkt goes up in November in the plaza in front of the city's Rathaus (town hall); there are more than 20 smaller ones dotted around town (including outside Schönbrunn and the Belvedere Palace, in the Spittelberg Quarter on the Freyung square, and in front of Karlkirche on Karlsplatz).
Wiener Philharmoniker. The New Year in Vienna is greeted with a concert by the Vienna Philharmonic. Reserve a year, or even more, in advance. 01/505–6525. www.musikverein.at.
Kaiserball. The New Year is marked by an array of balls, such as the Kaiserball, held in the elegant rooms of the Hofburg. 01/587–3666–23. www.hofburg.com.
Fasching. In February, Fasching (or Fasnacht, as it's called in the western part of the country), the Carnival period before Lent, can get very wild, with huge processions of disguised figures and the occasional unwilling participation by spectators.
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Wiener Festwochen. The Wiener Festwochen —a festival of theater, music, films, and exhibitions—takes over Vienna from mid-May to mid-June. www.festwochen.at.
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New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is heading to his fifth Super Bowl appearance and perhaps fourth Super Bowl title on Sunday. He would be one of only two head coaches in NFL history to accomplish the feat of foru Super Bowl wins. Belichick is also a few months shy of turning 60. Some sports analysts have been speculating whether the Pats chief is contemplating retirement sooner rather than later.
Christopher Price of WEEI in Boston reports that retirement doesn't appear to be on Belichick's mind at the moment. Belichick addressed the media on Friday morning in Indianapolis and was asked about whether he would walk away if the Patriots won their fourth Super Bowl title under his watch on Sunday.
I enjoy all the aspects of the job. I enjoy the team-building, the drafting, the free agents, team acquisitions - those kind of things. I enjoy bringing in the young players and working with guys who haven't been in the NFL and teaching them the basic fundamentals in how to become a professional football player for the New England Patriots.
And I enjoy working with the veteran players, the Tom Bradys and the Vince Wilforks and the Wes Welkers and all those kind of players that can do really special things because of their not only talent, but experience. And I enjoy the competition on a weekly basis. Not just on Sundays, but the preparation leading up into the game. So I enjoy all of it. It beats working.
It seems unlikely at this point that Belichick will announce his retirement if the Patriots walk away with the victory on Sunday. If they should lose to the New York Giants, you can probably count it out altogether.
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---- — ROCKPORT — The town's selectmen, in a rare and special Saturday morning meeting designed to flesh out details and options over leases for the houses on the town-owned land at Long Beach, formally agreed to allow them to run to their Dec. 31 expiration date.
But officials did not render any other decisions regarding the 10 year leases for the tenants of 154 seasonal houses, with the board due to revisit the issues in their regular meeting Tuesday night at 7 in Town Hall.
Although the Saturday meeting had no public comment period, there was still plenty to talk about as an estimated 50 residents — from Long Beach and elsewhere — listened in on issues ranges from year-round use, rental rates, property taxes and property assessments.
Town Administrator Linda Sanders said the town had been doing research about the upcoming issue for years, speaking with Long Beach residents and taking in data from Conomo Point in Essex, Little Neck in Ipswich and from a similar land lease situation in Ohio.
Selectmen Paul Murphy suggested continuing a lease for two years, for which the rental rates would move toward fair market value while a town task force would approach the longer-term questions and concerns — similar to the Tool Company Task Force.
"It's a very big issue that's facing Rockport," he said.
Other officials had different views.
"I don't know what (a one- to or two-year lease) gets us," said Erin Battistelli, who chairs the Board of Selectmen, adding that she is not thrilled about the idea of waiting two more years to make a long-term decision.
"I don't like the message that we would be sending with a bridge (short term) lease," added Selectwoman Eliza Lucas.
Lucas acknowledged that her family has a house in Conomo Point in Essex, where cottages also sit on leased, town-owned land. In Essex, some Conomo Point tenants have filed a class action lawsuit challenging the appraisals and rental rates of a third year of short term or "bridge" leases, claiming the lease rates are far too high.
Despite the similarities between Long Beach and Conomo Point, Sanders pointed out that there were multiple appraisers in Essex, one hired by the town and another hired by residents.
"They were serving different masters," she said.
"We need to see what the town would like to do as a whole," Selectmen Wilhelmina Sheedy-Moores said, later adding that one of those options could be a ballot question on whether the town should continue leasing the land and what course the town should take.
Selectmen Sara Wilkinson, however, said she would support extending a new lease between 10 and 20 years, increasing rent as the leases went on.
"Let's just do something ... what we've done for the past 110 years has worked well," she said. "The rents they have paid have been low, but we can slowly increase that."
Officials are also considering extending the current leases beyond Dec. 31, and holding off any longer-term action until getting more data and information about how assessed and market rates translate into fair rent.
The Finance Committee has recommended short-term leases until more questions and concerns are answered.
Sheedy-Moores, who said she reviewed the 11 sales of cottages throughout the past three years, said the sales have been on par with their assessed value, some going for around $700,000.
Officials also brought up a more existential question; whether or not Long Beach was purely a financial decision, or one that involves the image and the culture of Rockport, with parents passing down cottages to their children, and many tenants coming to Rockport for many years.
Lucas proposed doubling the rent for the first five years; then increasing from there, preventing any Long Beach tenant from being forced out because of sudden, high rental costs.
She also brought up whether the town's relationship with the residents should be factored into the lease rate question. If a fair market rate was determined to be $15,000 a year for example, would that rate need to be adjusted?
Lucas said Rockport is the "model" for a town that has a good relationship with a group of tenants.
But in 2004, front-row cottage land was leased for $2,100 a year and the back rows $1,300 a year; with that rate going up slightly based on the consumer price index over the 10-year terms of the current leases.
Battistelli said a 10-year lease would provide stability to both the cottage owners and the town.
Murphy said the discussion was an important one, but reiterated "I really think a task force should be looked at."
The idea of selling the lots to the tenants was also discussed, though some pointed out it would be a lengthy process involving Town Meeting articles and special legislation.
Still, Sheedy-Moores noted concerns over the town continuing to own the land and leasing the houses or cottages.
"I don't know if a city or town should be responsible for being a landlord," she said.
Officials also addressed how — if at all — the damaged seawall, with an estimated repair price tag of $22 million, should impact the rental rates. Generally, all agreed that they are separate issues if the town continued to lease land, but the seawall should be factored in if selling was an option.
Selectmen said other things to consider in lease negotiations include a clause allowing selectmen to cancel a lease at any time with a super majority vote, and how subleasing should be handled, although they agreed it would be hard if not impossible to enforce.
A Times story last week reported that online rental ads show that tenants have sublet their Long Beach homes for up to $3,000 a week, essentially skirting a town bylaw that bans subletting as a means of generating "primary income."
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Flat Out outfinished Private Zone to win the Cigar Mile on Saturday at Aqueduct. (Photo courtesy of Adam Coglianese/NYRA)
With a couple of Breeders' Cup winners in the field, it was easy to overlook 7-year-old Flat Out in the $500,000 Cigar Mile Handicap on Saturday at Aqueduct, but the hard-hitting veteran proved again why he is a force to be reckoned with when on top of his game.
Flat Out launched his winning rally on the turn and overhauled runner-up Private Zone in deep stretch to win the Cigar Mile for his sixth career graded stakes win and third Grade 1 victory.
Flat Out won for the third time in nine starts this season, all graded stakes wins, for Hall of Fame trainer Bill Mott and owner Preston Stables. He boosted his career record to nine wins from 29 starts with $3,495,383 in purse earnings. Flat Out's other two Grade 1 wins came in the 2011 and 2012 editions of the Jockey Club Gold Cup.
"This horse, I can't say enough about him," Mott said. "He's just been a real tough, durable horse, a horse that I've always felt may be as good at a flat mile as he is at 10 furlongs. Although he has won the Jockey Club Gold Cup twice at 10 furlongs, [he's] versatile enough to get up and get the job done at a mile."
Private Zone was gallant in defeat at 32.50-to-1 odds after setting a swift pace through a half-mile in :45.39 but could not match strides with the victor in the final yards. Flat Out completed one mile in 1:34.68 under jockey Junior Alvarado to prevail by 1 1/4 lengths at 6.50-to-1 odds.
Wood Memorial and Haskell Invitational Stakes winner Verrazano finished third with 2013 Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint winner Groupie Doll checking in fourth in a test against males. Groupie Doll finished second by a nose in the 2012 Cigar Mile. Breeders' Cup Dirt Mile winner Goldencents was second in the early running of the Cigar Mile but faded late and finished seventh.
Doug O'Neill trains both runner-up Private Zone and Goldencents.
"[Private Zone] ran big. He ran huge," O'Neill said. "It's one of those things where the 5-to-2 runs like a 30-to-1 shot and the 30-to-1 shot runs like a 5-to-2 shot. Just a head scratcher, but we'll regroup. We'll go over them good and figure out a game plan."
Also on the card on Saturday at Aqueduct, Stopchargingmaria held off Got Lucky in the final strides of the Grade 2 Demoiselle Stakes, a 1 1/8-mile race for 2-year-old fillies. Twice Grade 1-placed earlier this year for trainer Todd Pletcher and owner Mike Repole, Stopchargingmaria entered the Demoiselle off a 10 ¾-length romp in the Tempted Stakes and prevailed on Saturday by a neck as the odds-on favorite.
Wedding Toast fended off a furious late charge from Toasting to win the $400,000 Comely Stakes by a head as the heavy favorite. The Street Sense filly improved to four wins and one second in five career starts and posted her first win in a graded stakes.
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The route starts across the stream from the chlorination plant. Right before you get to the plant, there will be a trail cutting left down into the stream bed. Follow this trail across the streambed and up through some trees to the base of the route. The route starts to the left of a large diamond- or triangle-shaped formation on the cliff. See topo photo.
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A Huntington man is in jail charged with malicious wounding after a fight.
According to court documents, Carlos A. Richmond, 29, of Huntington, is charged with felony malicious wounding.
Records say Richmond was in a fight with Adam Fraback at 1332 Tenth Avenue Tuesday,and during the fight, Richmond hit Fraback with a bottle cutting his face.
Richmond faces one to ten years in jail if convicted.
He is currently in Western Regional jail with a $20,000 bond.
His court date is set for February 15 in Cabell county court.


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Beachy condo with Great Gulf Views!! in Destin
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
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- type Condo
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This condo can easily sleep six; Queen bed in the master bedrooms and
kid's love the hallway with bunkers. Spread out and enjoy cooking in the full kitchen with complete amenities including all kitchenware. Take advantage of the washer/dryer combo. We also have free wifi internet service.
When you head to the Gulf of Mexico....... the white sand and emerald water welcomes you! We are close to the new Destin Commons, grocery and family fun! You can take a swim in the emerald green waters of the Gulf of Mexico, sink your toes into the striking white sand, or take in one of the most breathtaking sunsets of your life!
Nature has supplied it all in abundance on one of Florida's best
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Linens, Pool, Hot Tub, Washer/Dryer, Air Conditioning, Cable TV, 2 TV's & DVD, Full Kitchen, Utensils, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Ice Maker, No Smoking, Free Wifi
Sleeping Arrangements for 6 guests:
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1 Set of Bunk Beds
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activities and attractions in Destin Gulf Coast North
Things to do in Destin:
Silver Sands Factory stores, just a few miles away has over 100 designer outlet stores. In fact, Silver Sands is the largest designer outlet mall in America! Just a few of the stores are: Polo Ralph Lauren, Banana Republic, Brooks Brothers, Liz Claiborne, Tommy Hilfiger, Coach, Nike, Reebok, and Saks Fifth Avenue. Some of the rsturants include Panera Bread, Carabba's Italian Grill and Cheeseburger in Paradise.
Even closer than Silver Sands is Destin Commons outdoor mall. Some of the stores include Ambercrobie & Fitch, Ann Taylor, Belk, Books-A-Million, Maui Nix Surf shop and Bass Pro Shop. For the latest movies there is Rave Motion Pictures theater. In center court everyone always has fun at the random "pop up" fountain that kids young and old enjoy playing in and there is a playground area for the kids. Some of the great resturants include: Hard rock Cafe, Panera Bread, and Johnny Rockets.
Grande Boulevard, just east of Silver Sands and Sandestin, features stores such as Billabong, Brooks Brother County Club, Coldwater Creek, J.Crew at-the-beach anmd Tommy Bahama's Emporium. Great dining can be found at PF Changs, Flemings, Catina Laredo and Mitchell's Fish Market.
Big Kahuna's Water park is 3 miles away and has great water rides like Thunder River, Maui Pipeline Speed slides, Lazy River and try surfing on the Honolulu Half Pipe. Keep in mind, what you see from the road is only half of this parks attractions, the other half is on the backside of the mountain!
The Track Amusement Center, 2.5 miles away, has mini golf, water bumper boats, go carts and even great rides for the toddlers. For those brave enough, they also offer bungee jumping.
Destin is known as the "World's Luckiest Fishing Village" and is home to the largert fishing fleet in the state of Florida. Many charter boats offer half day and full day excursions. Also in the harbor area are glass bottom boats, dolphin crusies, and jet/pontoon boats rentals.
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Jan 1st - Feb 28th $75 $450 $995
Mar 1st - Mar 28th $130 $780
Mar 29th - Apr 5th $155 $925
Apr 6th - Apr 25th $130 $780
Apr 26th- May 22nd $120 $710
May 23rd - Jun 27th $1,095
Jun 28th - Jul 4th $1,300
Jul 5th - Aug 11th $1,095
Aug 12th - Sep 1st $130 $785
Sep 2nd - Dec 31st $95 $600
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Tomorrow, we start the big ones: The literature and peace prizes will fill out the week.
Parks We're Crushing On Hang out in a sick park (while at your desk) The coolest greenspaces—old and new—as spotted by an intrepid network of photographers around the globe
Your Groceries Don't Need Their Own Bus Seat, Thanks Facebook's Jet Burrows and the Analog Lab team have created the much-needed 10 Commandments of Transit.
Why This Teen-Created Police Accountability App Rules Five-O, a new police accountability app created by three Georgia teens, is the most comprehensive tool of its kind.
Exit Through the Riverbed Olafur Eliasson's new museum exhibit will leave you thinking and splashing.
How Do You Compete With a Flying Toilet? The Savvyloo toilet is a bold step forward in the world sanitation crisis.
Elementary Schoolers Imagine Street Carts of the Future These prototypes show how a group of students from Brooklyn think street vendors and mobile service stations should look in 30 years.
City Park Showdown Who's winning in the quest for the perfect urban oasis? Looking at which U.S. cities are investing most in parks and how it's evolved over time. #GoodCitiesProject
Today We Humans Used Up the Ecological Resources We Had for the Year Earth Overshoot Day once again appears earlier on the calendar.
The Secret World of Dinosaur Smuggling Mongolia battles the black market to preserve its natural history
This Startup is Taking On Prison's Other Form of Isolation Fredrick Hutson's Pigeonly helps connect the incarcerated with the outside world.
These People Had No Clue What the Sun Did to Their Skin Thomas Leveritt's video of UV-tinged people on the streets of NY, cleverly captures how we think about the sun's power.
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Missing Tyrus: As the Bulls try to fill the shoes of recently traded Tyrus Thomas, the quixotic forward decided to leave a pair of shoes in the locker of his friend and former teammate, Noah. "I think Tyrus is misunderstood a lot," Noah said. "He's a very emotional player. He definitely went through a lot in his time here. But he probably has the most potential of anybody I have ever been around."http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports/basketball/bulls/ct-spt-0221-bulls-bits-chicago--20100220,0,4002046.story
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