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SAN MARTIN, Calif. — Jimmy Walker finally won on the PGA Tour in his eighth year and 188th tournament, with a little help from Brooks Koepka.
Tied for the lead with four holes to play Sunday, Walker rolled in a 6-foot birdie putt on the 15th hole to take the lead for good in the Frys.com Open. Three closing pars for a 5-under 66 turned out to be more than enough for the 34-year-old Texan to take home a trophy and plenty of perks.
Walker is going to the Masters for the first time, along with a trip to Maui for the Tournament of Championship. He also cracked the top 50 for the first time in his career.
"I think it will sink in after a while," Walker said. "Relief right now. It feels really good. I'm pretty excited."
It was a sinking feeling for Koepka, whose journey around the world in a remarkable year nearly ended with a PGA Tour card.
Koepka had a 4-shot lead with 11 holes to play and the 23-year-old Floridian looked as poised and confident as he had all week at CordeValle. There was a tiny crack when he missed a 3-foot par putt on the ninth hole and it really caught up with him at the end.
Koepka missed a 6-foot putt on the 15th that would have matched birdies with Walker, who was playing in the group ahead of him. Koepka then missed his tee shot wildly to the left on the 16th hole and had to scramble for bogey. Down to his last shot, he hit into the water on the 297-yard, par-4 17th for another bogey.
"Things weren't going my way," Koepka said. "I didn't make the shots I needed to win. Congrats to Jimmy on that. I'll try to learn from the whole experience."
Vijay Singh closed with a 68 and wound up with the 27th runner-up finish of his Hall-of-Fame career, his best result since he sued the PGA Tour in May over its handling of the investigation into Singh admitting he used deer antler spray.
Koepka, who closed with a 72, wound up in a tie for third with Kevin Na, Puerto Rico winner Scott Brown and Hideki Matsuyama, the 21-year-old Japanese star who is playing the PGA Tour for the first time. He was in the Presidents Cup last week.
The Frys.com Open is the season opener in the new PGA Tour schedule, which starts in October instead of January for the first time in history. Instead of a Fall Series event where players mainly were trying to make money to keep their cards, the tournament offered all the perks of any other regular PGA Tour event.
That much was evident when a yellow Masters flag was stuffed into the silver trophy.
Walker played Augusta National for the first time about five years ago with his dad and a member. He can't wait to go back for the Masters.
Koepka was playing on a sponsor's exemption that he received without asking — tournament officials identified him as a potential star when he started the year with no status on any tour and won three times on the Challenge Tour to earn his European Tour card. He qualified for the British Open the day after his third Challenge Tour win.
He was between stops in Scotland and Shanghai and now his plans are slightly altered. Koepka's finish gets him into Las Vegas next week before he goes back to the European Tour for the BMW Masters in China.
Billy Hurley III closed with a 68 and NCAA champion Max Homa from Cal birdied two of the last three holes to tie for ninth. That gets them in Las Vegas.
Koepka won all of his Challenge Tour events in Europe with the 54-hole lead, experience he figured could only help. For eight holes, he was on the verge of running away from the field. Koepka rammed in a 45-foot birdie putt on the sixth hole to reach 17 under, and when Singh in group ahead 3-putted the seventh for bogey from about the same range, the Floridian had a 4-shot lead.
It was gone in four holes.
Koepka had about a 15-foot birdie putt from the collar of the par-5 ninth green that went about 3 feet by the hole. But the stroke on his par putt looked a little quick, and it caught the left lip and spun out for a bogey. On the par-3 11th, he pulled a 6-foot par putt. That dropped him into a tie for the lead with Walker, who was in the group ahead and had made a 15-foot birdie on the eighth and a two-putt birdie from long range on the ninth.
They traded birdies — Koepka with a 3-footer on the par-5 12th, Walker with a 30-foot putt from the fringe on the 13th, setting the stage for the decisive stretch at CordeValle — a par 5 that could be reached in two, the par-4 17th that played 297 yards over the water, and a closing hole that required only a flip wedge with a big drive.
And that's where it was decided.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Jan Stephenson made a 30-foot birdie putt for the deciding points Sunday in the World team's first victory in the Legends Tour's ISPS Handa Cup.
Stephenson shot a 1-under 71 to edge Sherri Turner by a stroke and the World team went on to beat the United States 27-21 in the 45-and-older competition at Hermitage Golf Club. The Americans won the event the first six times and retained the cup last year with a tie in Orlando, Fla.
"It took a few years for the World team to practice and get better and better and better," World captain Pia Nilsson said. "We were a team this week and the passion was so strong. This is just going to make this competition even better, to grow in the future."
JoAnne Carner captained the U.S. team.
"You hate to lose but the way the World team played this week I have no repercussions, whatsoever," Carner said. "They just outplayed us."
The World team took a 14-10 lead into the 12 singles matches, with each match worth two points.
In the best match of the day, American Beth Daniel beat Laura Davis 66-67.
Trish Johnson, Helen Alfredsson, Alison Nicholas, Lorie Kane and Mieko Nomura won matches for the World team. Johnson beat Rosie Jones 66-69, Alfredsson topped Barb Mucha 66-69, Nicholas defeated Nancy Lopez 72-75, Kane edged Christa Johnson 69-73 and Nomura beat Pat Bradley 68-76.
For the United States, Cindy Rarick beat Jenny Lidback 74-78, Laurie Rinker topped Jane Crafter 67-72, Nancy Scranton edged Liselotte Neumann 72-73 and Cindy Figg-Currier beat Alicia Dibos 68-73.
American Betsy King tied at 71 with Gail Graham.
CARY, N.C. — Russ Cochran holed an 8-foot putt on the final hole Sunday for his fourth straight birdie and a 1-stroke victory over David Frost in the SAS Championship.
"David played a great round and I knew someone was going to play well," Cochran said. "I was hoping to hang around there and kind of catch fire. And it took every hole to do that.
"We knew we needed to make birdies, especially after the bogey on 13."
The 54-year-old Cochran, also the 2010 winner at Prestonwood Country Club, closed with a 5-under 67 to finish at 17-under 199. The left-hander won the Principal Charity Classic in June in Iowa. He has five Champions Tour victories after winning once on the PGA Tour.
Frost finished with a 66. He missed a short birdie putt on No. 17 and also settled for par on 18.
"It's such a hard tournament to win, especially from the lead because you know everyone is back there firing at the hole," Cochran added. "The drive on the 18th hole was a big deal because you've made these birdies now and you don't ever want to give a guy like David Frost another chance.
"He's a tremendous player, one of the best putters and short game guys I've ever seen. He is unbelievable."
Kirk Triplett was third at 14 under after a 68.
Gary Hallberg (66) was fourth at 13 under and Michael Allen (70) and Anders Forsbrand (69) followed at 11 under. With the top-10 finish, Forsbrand qualified for the Greater Hickory Classic next week at Rock Barn.
Bernhard Langer, the 2012 winner, tied for eighth at 9 under. Langer, two strokes behind Cochran entering the round, had a 73. Charles Schwab Cup points leader Kenny Perry shot a 72 to tie for 11th at 8 under.
With the victory, Cochran moved into sixth place in the Schwab Cup race.
NANSHAN, China — South Africa's Charl Schwartzel won the China Masters on Sunday, closing with a 4-under 68 for a 1-stroke victory over Darren Clarke and 2012 winner Liang Wenchong.
Schwartzel, the 2011 Masters winner, had a 9-under 279 total on Nanshan International's Montgomerie Course. He earned $180,000 in the OneAsia Tour event.
"It's always very satisfying to win," Schwartzel said. "I've played a lot of golf tournaments and done a lot of traveling in the past few months and it felt like I've been playing really good golf with no results, so it's nice to have something finally go your way."
Clarke and Liang shot 72.
"I'm obviously disappointed with the day," Clarke said. "It was another one of those days on the greens again where I couldn't buy a putt from anywhere."


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Two long-time veteran light heavyweights will finally meet this Saturday night (Feb. 2, 2013) as Rashad Evans battles Antonio Rogerio Nogueira in the co-main event of UFC 156 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Evans has competed since losing a unanimous decision to former friend and teammate Jon Jones last April, the only fighter to go the distance with Jones since he made his run to become champion. "Suga" has hinted a potential move to middleweight and challenging Anderson Silva, but he'll have to get past Nogueira first before that's even a possibility.
Antonio Rogerio Nogueira has had mixed results since moving to the UFC back in 2009. He's gone 3-2 while fighting irregularly, but is hoping that he can score by far his most significant victory inside the Octagon this Saturday night to potentially make a run towards the top of the division.
Will Evans secure his spot as one of the top dogs at both 205 and 185 pounds? Can Nogueira rise to the occasion and play spoiler? What's the key to victory for both men?
Rashad Evans
Record: 17-1-1 overall, 12-1-1 in the UFC
Key Wins: Quinton Jackson (UFC 114), Phil Davis (UFC on FOX 2), Forrest Griffin (UFC 92)
Key Losses: Jon Jones (UFC 145), Lyoto Machida (UFC 98)
How he got here: After a respectable career wrestling at Michigan State, Rashad Evans, under the wing of former UFC tournament champion Dan Severn, won his first five professional fights. This earned him an opportunity to compete on season two of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF).
Despite fighting at a weight class heavier than normal, Evans tore through the heavyweights on the show, eventually working his way to the finale where he earned a split decision victory over the significantly larger Brad Imes to become The Ultimate Fighter season two champion.
After some less than dominant split and majority decision victories over Sam Hoger and Stephan Bonnar, Evans finally found his groove, earning a technical knockout (TKO) over Jason Lambert with ground and pound and then scoring one of the UFC's all time nastiest finishes with the head kick knockout of Sean Salmon.
Evans would go on to have his now infamous draw with Tito Ortiz and would follow it up by defeating Michael Bisping via decision, sending him to the middleweight division. The victory would earn "Suga" a number one contender match against former champion Chuck Liddell and one massive overhand right would change his life forever, flooring Liddell, earning "Knockout of the Year," and earning him his first title shot against champion Forrest Griffin.
After a shaky first couple rounds against Griffin at UFC 92, Evans took advantage of a slip, pounced and pummeled his way to victory to take the title and standing atop the division. His title reign would be short, though, halted by Lyoto Machida in his first defense just five months later.
Since losing the championship, Evans rebounded nicely by defeating Thiago Silva and "Rampage" Jackson via decision, but an ill-advised choice to sit on the sidelines and wait for Mauricio Rua's knee to recover cost him badly. After nine months of waiting, "Suga" injured his knee while training and had to watch teammate Jon Jones crush "Shogun" and win the belt he'd had his eyes on for over a year.
Evans rolled through both Tito Ortiz and Phil Davis to earn a shot at his now former teammate, but would lose a decision to "Bones" last April. Now, he's got a potential opportunity to drop to middleweight and take on Anderson Silva should be defeat Antonio Rogerio Nogueira.
How he gets it done: Evans' secret weapon ever since losing his title was going back to his roots in the wrestling department. He was able to utilize it very effectively against Thiago Silva, Quinton Jackson and even former national champion Phil Davis, although he stepped off the gas against Jones.
Evans can also back up his wrestling with power. His ferocious knockouts of Liddell, Salmon and his title victory over Griffin should be a testament to that.
Expect "Suga" to dance around Nogueira early, utilizing his speed and movement and looking to land the power. The key for Evans is to get Nogueira to second guess. He needs to throw his hands when Nogueira is expecting a takedown and then shoot when "Little Nog" is expecting punches.
If Rashad can take Nogueira down, he needs to not only keep him down, but also to try and score some damage with strikes. He should be cautious to avoid the half guard sweep, but as long as he does that, he should be able fine.
Antonio Rogerio Nogueira
Record: 20-5 overall, 3-2 in the UFC
Key Wins: Tito Ortiz (UFC 140), Vladimir Matyushenko (Affliction: Day of Reckoning), Alistair Overeem 2x (Pride Critical Countdown Absolute, Pride 29)
Key Losses: Phil Davis (UFC Fight Night 24), Ryan Bader (UFC 119), Mauricio Rua (Pride Critical Countdown 2005)
How he got here: Being the brother of one of the greatest heavyweights in MMA history has its perks, and it didn't hurt if you're a very talented fighter as well. Antonio Rogerio Nogueira was competing in Pride Fighting Championships in just his third professional bout and he would win his first seven fights in the promotion, scoring significant victories over Kazushi Sakuraba, Alistair Overeem and Dan Henderson in the process.
He'd finally have his momentum halted by Mauricio "Shogun" Rua in one of the most exciting back-and-forth battles of 2005 and then would fall victim to one of the biggest upsets of 2007 when he was knocked out by Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou in just 23 seconds.
"Lil Nog" would get back on track, winning fights with Affliction, Sengoku and even Jungle Fights in Brazil before signing with the UFC and he would make a terrific first impression, knocking Luiz Cane senseless in less than two minutes with his southpaw boxing style.
After a controversial victory over Jason Brilz, Nogueira dropped two straight close decisions against tough undefeated (at the time) wrestling prospects Ryan Bader and Phil Davis. He was slated to take on Rich Franklin at UFC 133 but had to back out due to injury. After recuperating, he destroyed Tito Ortiz at UFC 140 and hasn't been heard from since, recovering from injuries in the interim.
Now, finally healthy, "Little Nog" is out for blood against Evans to try to really make his mark on the UFC's light heavyweight division.
How he gets it done: Nogueira's most obvious advantage against Evans will be his crisp technical boxing. He needs to do whatever it takes to keep this fight standing and stay in the pocket with the former UFC champion. Footwork will be key, and he can't put everything he's got into his strikes or he'll risk giving Evans an opportunity to take him down.
Look for Nogueira to keep circling with every strike he throws, avoiding getting cut off against the fence or giving Evans an opening to drive him forward into the cage or with a takedown attempt. If he can keep this fight in his world, he's going to be in very good shape.
If Evans takes him down, Nogueira has some of the best half guard play in all of MMA right now. His sweeps are terrific and all it takes is the slightest imbalance and he could reverse position against his veteran opponent. Don't be surprised if he allows Evans to pass to half guard just so he can be more active with his bottom game.
Nogueira shouldn't waste time going for submissions against Evans, however. He should just try to escape back to his feet and then go right back to work with his striking, trying to make something happen. Evans gets rocked in many of his fights and it could very well happen here.


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There have probably been less surprising poll results. In 1962, elections in North Korea achieved the democratic dream of a 100% turnout, with each victorious candidates -- they were limited to one per constituency -- attaining a 100% mandate. But when the only other horse in what could only loosely be described as a two-horse race doesn't feel the need to turn up -- Cristiano Ronaldo had very important Copa del Rey practice -- then it does rather undermine even the pretense of suspense. And so it came to pass: Lionel Messi, for the third time in a row, won the FIFA Ballon d'Or and retained official recognition as the best player on the planet.
Tributes have been forthcoming, most of which have focused on the undeniable rightness of the decision. But one of the more pleasing wrinkles of the newly-merged FIFA Ballon d'Or is the publication of the voting lists. Thanks to this we learned that Messi's greatness is so emphatic and inarguable that two international captains, Aaron Hughes of Northern Ireland and Bilal Rajab of Qatar, didn't even bother voting for a top three. Messi, then clear air.
More fun still is identifying those players who apparently didn't grasp that the rules prohibit voting for one's fellow countrymen. John Terry, Mark van Bommel and Denis Lavagne, manager of Cameroon, all voted for their compatriots, selecting Wayne Rooney (3rd), Wesley Sneijder (1st), and Samuel Eto'o (1st) respectively. (Messi himself, captain of Argentina, placed Sergio Agüero in 3rd). Kind of cute, when you think about it ...
"See, Wayne? I voted for you!"
"Aww, John, you sentimental booby. Hug!"
... and, given that egos float around football like dirigibles over steampunk, perhaps a diplomatic necessity.
"Why didn't you vote for me, Mark?"
"Well, er, I, the rules, I ... sorry, Wesley. Oh, don't look like that. Hug?"
Of course, there are plenty of decisions that feel peculiar. Nahayo, captain of Burundi, has clearly been paying a lot of attention to Pelé, selecting the anti-impotence activist's favourite Neymar in 1st place. Jaffar Khan, captain of Pakistan, overlooked both Messi and Ronaldo, preferring a top three of Thomas Müller, Andrés Iniesta and Bastian Schweinsteiger. Giovanni Trappatoni, coach of Ireland, didn't vote for Messi at all while Ibrahim Mohamed Ibrahime, coach of Djibouti, looked over the entire wide world of football in 2011 and plumped for Karim Benzema as his number one. All of the above, naturally, have attracted much chuckling, because this is football and mocking people who get things wrong is what we do.
Except, of course, that there is no wrong answer. Voting is a preferential business -- what do you think? -- and preferences, so long as they're honest, are never *wrong*, however misguided or idiotic or sentimental they might be. Maybe Messi once trod on Trappatoni's toe. Maybe Müller and Schweinsteiger were once good enough to keep Jaffar Khan company while he was waiting for a taxi. Maybe Benzema once held a door open for Ibrahim, even though it meant an unnecessary delay of a few seconds to his own journey. It was once said of Bill Clinton that he could persuade the entire of the USA to vote for him, if only he could meet them all*; maybe Iker Casillas is just a really nice bloke.
* There is the possibility that this is a line from Primary Colors. In which case, for legal reasons, it has nothing whatsoever to do with Bill Clinton.
In addition to this, we must remember that those who play football experience other footballers differently to those who simply watch. It would be gratuitously peevish to deny a captain the right to base his decision on 'that time I marked Ronaldo, he tore me to pieces' or a manager on 'that game where nothing got past Casillas, it was unreal'. And we can never discount the possibility of more malign forces. Wayne Rooney's popularity in various "emerging markets" will doubtless be a great source of pleasure to those who spend their time counting beans for the Premier League.
I suppose you could approach the question 'who do you think is the best in the world?' as an objective matter, but taking the subjective route is both more fun and more human. It is a fundamental principle of democracy that people are allowed to be objectively wrong for their own reasons, however petty or personal they might be. That's the point of people; that's what opens democracy up to such galling manipulation by those that can afford to spend money to change the way people think. It's a problem in politics; it's a godsend in football.
Because footballers affect different people in different ways. There are people in this world who find Messi incredibly boring and people who consider him overrated. There are people who place great significance on the fact that he plays for a team that has been built around him, others that look significantly towards his relatively disappointing international career, and doubtless there are those who are uncomfortable with his childhood use of human growth hormone. Then there are those who despise Barcelona or Argentina, for whatever reason, and those who feel that attacking players get too much attention. Some of these people will also be footballers, or coaches, or journalists; some of them will have voted. Football isn't a game of opinions, but having opinions definitely is.
The search for objective truth in shared human pleasures is the most inhumane of all pursuits and should be defied and resisted at every turn. Last night, Arsenal fans voted Thierry Henry man of the match before he'd even got onto the pitch. It was wrong, and it was ridiculous. But it was wonderfully, sweetly, and perfectly human. Long live the sentimental idiots, and long live the right to be wrong.


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nonabelian homological algebra
The notion of an enhanced triangulated category is a refinement of that of triangulated category which remembers more of the full structure of a stable (∞,1)-category (see Cohn 13).
Triangulated categories are a somewhat rough sort of a localization, and lack some naturally expected properties, for example the functoriality of the mapping cones. Therefore, it has been a wish since the 1960s to replace or repair them with a more coherent structure.
Good candidates at present are -categories, dg-categories and stable (∞,1)-categories. In practice, triangulated categories are still used to an extent, so one likes to have both the full structure and the underlying truncation which exists as a triangulated category in all three cases.
It is known that all 3 approaches give the same result over a field of characteristic zero. The -enhancement is most documented and studied in genuine applications so far and is the first to be historically understood.
Triangulated categories may arise as homotopy categories of stable (∞,1)-categories.
An enhancement of a triangulated category to a (pretriangulated) differential graded category may be, in characteristic zero, considered as a way to retain the information in the stable (∞,1)-category. Therefore in that case, the enhanced triangulated categories are models for stable (∞,1)-categories in terms of dg-categories, much like simplicial categories are models for (∞,1)-categories.
pretriangulated dg-category, enhanced triangulated category
It is well-known that the concept of a triangulated category is suffering many deficiencies for the purposes of homological algebra, geometry and topology; and even categorical properties like the non-functoriality of the cones. For that reason, Bondal and Kapranov in
introduce a notion of dg-enhancement of a triangulated category.
A dg-enhancement of a triangulated category is a (pretriangulated) differential graded category together with an equivalence . The triangulated category with that structure is called enhanced. According to the results presented in
Valery Lunts, Uniqueness of enhancement for a triangulated category, talk at Workshop on triangulated categories, Swansea, Wales, Dec 10-12, 2008, (report on a joint work with D. Orlov)
V. A. Lunts, D. O. Orlov, Uniqueness of enhancement for triangulated categories, J. Amer. Math. Soc. 23 (2010), 853-908, journal, arXiv:0908.4187.
the triangulated categories of quasicoherent sheaves on quasiprojective varieties and some of their cousins (like categories of perfect complexes on quasiprojective varieties) have essentially unique dg-enhancements. F. Muro has developed an obstruction theory for the existance and measuring non-uniqueness of dg-enhancements in more general setting (unpublished).
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SEATTLE -- Now its time for Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett's good-day-stacking and boring process talk to bear fruit.
Anyone, including you and me, could have led the Cowboys into their season opener against the Giants. If the national television audience to open the NFL season wasn't enough, the utter embarrassment Eli Manning and company rained down on the Cowboys collective head in January easily took care of all the motivation needed.
Now let's see if boring works.
When he talked to his team Monday its was quick and to the point, "It was a short meeting I probably was in there for 45 seconds," said Garrett, "I laid out the day and said its time to move on and the only thing that matters is what we do now."
In this big election year, this is a referendum on Garrett. Has his way of sending messages really taken hold of the locker room? Certainly seems like it.
"Good, bad, ugly put it to bed and let's focus forward," says receiver Kevin Ogletree.
Defensive lineman Marcus Spears agrees, "If you're thinking about the past in this game you get behind real fast…so we gotta move forward and face the Seahawks."
"You gotta have a short memory in this league," says defensive back Brandon Carr, "Sunday's come fast can't dwell on the past whether its a win or a loss."
All on the mark with the message and method Garrett wants, and it really hasn't changed since day one. You've heard him say it seemingly a million times, "We focus on what's directly in front of us and stack up good days."
From a rational perspective, it certainly makes sense. But does it lack the fire and intensity we expect from football coaches?
Players tell me far away from the TV cameras or reporters' microphones Garrett offers all the fire and motivation needed to get ready to play.
That will be put to the test today. This is a "take care of business" game. The Cowboys are a field goal favorite, but should win by more.
In NFL terms, Seattle seems even further that the 2800 miles it is from New York city. Its one of the least publicized and recognized out of the 32 league clubs. Sleep-walking through this Seattle contest is certainly on the table for Cowboys players who got too emotionally wrapped up in last week's big win.
And that's where Garrett has to earn his money this week. The head coach has to get both side of the ball ready to avoid the trap game. Will boring be enough? Or will he give his players more than 45 seconds?
Its a referendum on Garrett. I wouldn't bet against him.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- The message was loud and clear in Peoria's 1st district.
For many, losing the neighborhood's only full-service grocery store was the final straw.
"I just feel like the south-end has been dismissed for awhile," said protester, Cassandra Harris. "There hasn't been any buildings down here. Nothing is going on down here. We need help."
"If we lost this revenue and a lot of revenue that comes through this area, it is going to hurt us really bad," said another protester, Johnnie Sims.
Aldi will close their Western Avenue store next Friday.
They plan to open a new location in the Levee District on the same day.
But there are still many questions as to why the store chose to leave the lower income area.
"They have not talked to us," said Peoria City Councilwoman Denise Moore. "When you don't talk to the citizens or the city, that tells me that you have no regard for the people you have been taking money from for the last 24 years. That is unfortunate."
The relocation seems to be a trend in surrounding areas.
At the protest, Moore announced that Aldi in Pekin is expected to close as well.
Pekin's Housing Authority notified her that the store will move to North Pekin.
Meanwhile, Peoria's South Side community is already looking for new options.
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The man suspected of shooting a woman and her three daughters Friday at an apartment complex in Madison has been formally charged with four counts of attempted homicide.
Bond for Earnest Moore, formerly known as Earnest Woodley, was set at $5 million Monday in Davidson County court.
Police had been searching for Moore after the shooting that sent Nicole Luke and her daughters Deona, Keona and Kierra to the hospital.
Moore surrendered about 4:20 a.m. Sunday in Memphis, and police later transferred him back to Nashville.
Metro Nashville Police describe Luke as Moore's girlfriend, and a witness told officers that Moore shot Luke and her daughters after an argument.
According to Metro police, Nicole Luke has been released from hospital, and the three girls remain in stable condition.
Police said the shooting suspect has legally changed his last name from Woodley to Moore.
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While talking with MTV during one of the seemingly endless press appearances for the new "Back to the Future" Blu-ray set (which is totally worth picking up, by the way), Robert Zemeckis gave a brief update on the status of the long-in-development "Roger Rabbit" sequel. When asked if the script was still being penned by the original writers (Peter S. Seaman and Jeffrey Price), Zemeckis confirmed, and said, "They're slow." When pressed for details if he had actually read anything, Zemeckis stated that he had and, "It's great... I think it's gonna be great."
Still: we remain unconvinced until something is actually announced by the studio, which, considering how long various factions have been toiling away on a sequel, is easier said than done. And that's before you factor in the almost insurmountable logistical maneuvering that would have to be accomplished to pull this thing off. For more on why this could be one of the more complicated movies to put together (and not just from a technical standpoint), read on.
It seems like few movies have had as many false starts as the follow-up to 1988's exuberant animation/live action film noir. For a while, it seemed like there would be a direct sequel to the insanely popular and groundbreaking film, rumours of which which seemed to cool, only to be warmed up again in the late 1990s, with work being done in earnest, on a prequel tentatively called "Who Discovered Roger Rabbit?" and set on Broadway. (Disney's stalwart composer Alan Menken had penned a half-dozen songs and signed on as an executive producer.) But Disney's sometimes contentious relationship with Steven Spielberg who, thanks to a deal struck for the original film, owned 50% of everything Roger Rabbit and had to approve anything that moved forward with the character, got the better of them.
Spielberg, who had shuttered a number of Roger Rabbit projects after the original film's theatrical release (including nay-saying a series of animated theatrical shorts and putting the kibosh on some proposed Disney theme park attractions), took issue with the prequel's proposed villains: Nazis. After making "Schindler's List," he said that Nazis would never be comic villains in anything he was involved in. (This might also explain why the compelling Nazi subplot was cut from the Frank Darabont draft of the fourth "Indiana Jones" film.) So what was once an incredibly solid script able to attract talent like Menken, got looser and more watered down as things went along. If you'll remember, earlier this year, an animation test, with Roger rendered in three dimensions, leaked online. This was from that same period of creative development.
Like most things in Hollywood, the prequel ballooned in budget and Michael Eisner, who was responsible for striking the deal that made the original "Roger Rabbit" happen (he had given the green-light to Spielberg's costly "Raiders of the Lost Ark" back when he ran Paramount), put the brakes on the film's development.
A few years back, though, we began hearing that the studio was working on another take on the sequel. At the time, we were sworn to secrecy, but now everyone knows it's been going on. It probably first coincided with Disney's decision to acquire Robert Zemeckis' motion capture animation studio, which would go on to only produce two films (last year's "Christmas Carol") and next spring's "Mars Needs Moms," before being quietly shut down by the studio. While that might have been a huge kink in the plans to develop "Roger Rabbit 2" (in whatever form it might take), it received the upswing it needed when Disney agreed to distribute Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks output, for the foreseeable future.
Spielberg's got to be more than a little thankful that Disney took on the DreamWorks canon after a number of studios passed, and from what we understand, it was Spielberg who greased the wheels between the various animation houses and studios that got "Roger Rabbit" to the screen and let us see Donald and Daffy share screen time together. So while axing Zemeckis' animation studio might have set things back some, being in bed with Spielberg could be the thing that pushes the "Roger Rabbit" sequel from tantalizing "what if?" project to actual reality.
Drew Taylor | October 31, 2010 6:39 AM
As far as I know, humans will be involved.
Whether or not any of the original cast members will return remains to be seen, although, the magical lifespan of animated characters would mean that they seemingly never age, so the movie could be set in any time period, really...
Ben Pearson | October 31, 2010 6:26 AM
I freaking love this site. I don't get this kind of backstory anywhere else on the web. Keep up the great work, guys and girls.
wk | October 31, 2010 4:41 AM
And will the sequel be filmed in the same way as the first film, with the mix of real live action and cel animation, or will the "humans" be played by that creepy and sickening performance capture that Zemeckis is so enamored with?


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A rural Kansas man is recovering in a Kansas City hospital from exposure to the cold weather.
A homeowner found 26-year-old Colter Steffens, of Pittsburg, lying on the ground when he returned home from work Monday morning.
Crawford County sheriff's deputies responded shortly before 7 a.m. to the home in the 2400 block of West Fourth Street in rural Pittsburg.
When deputies arrived, the homeowner had covered Steffens up in an attempt to warm him from apparent exposure to snow, ice and the extremely cold temperatures.
"I was shocked. I thought I was seeing things. I got out, and there was a human being there, shaking and frozen solid. I walked back to my wife and called 911," the homeowner said.
The man who found Steffens said he "looked like an ice cube."
Deputies say they found foot tracks in the snow and a broken down car nearby. So the victim may have been trying to get to the home for help.
Deputies were able to move Steffens indoors where they continued the warming methods.
It is unknown how long Steffens had been exposed to the elements prior to being found.
Steffens was transported to Via Christi Medical Center in serious condition and later flown by helicopter to University of Kansas Hospital.
Deputies continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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Phyllo Fruit Tart Recipe
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 1 tablespoon canola oil
- 8 sheets phyllo dough (14 inches x 9 inches)
- 1 package (8 ounces) fat-free cream cheese
- 3 tablespoons confectioners' sugar
- 1 cup reduced-fat whipped topping
- 1 can (11 ounces) mandarin oranges, drained
- 4 kiwifruit, peeled and sliced
- 1-1/2 cups sliced fresh strawberries
- 1 ounce white baking chocolate, melted
- In a small bowl, combine butter and oil. Place one sheet of phyllo dough on a work surface; brush evenly with butter-oil mixture. Repeat with seven more sheets of phyllo, brushing each layer and stacking on previous sheet. (Keep remaining phyllo dough covered with waxed paper to prevent it from drying out.)
- Place phyllo dough on a baking sheet. Bake at 400° for 5-7 minutes or until golden. Cool on a wire rack.
- In a small bowl, beat cream cheese and confectioners' sugar until smooth; fold in whipped topping. Gently spread over cooled crust. Arrange fruits over cream cheese layer; drizzle with chocolate. Yield: 8 servings.
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Sorry, but this turned into the biggest mess I have ever had. It would have been more than sufficient to have used two sheets of phyllo, but eight was a big mess. I was baking it for a birthday cake and ended up having to separate each sheet to finish baking. I set my timer for 7 min ... 4 times! I finally decided it was not going to get done unless I separated the sheets and baked them. At this late time I am stuck with serving what I could salvage. What a mess.
This was a good for a friend's "birthday cake" since she was on a diet. It is satisfying but we all ate more than one piece
I used Bananas instead of Kiwi and Dark Chocolate and it was delicious.
I wouldn't bake the dough as long as directed next time - it browned too much. Would love to try this with black raspberries. I loved that the phyllo dough stayed crisp even with the topping on it.
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A woman has died and two others were seriously injured after a tree fell on them as floods and high winds battered parts of Britain.
The three were injured when a large tree collapsed in Western Way in Exeter at 11.50pm. Police said the woman who died was 21 and had been living in a small tent sheltered against the wall at the roadside when the tree fell on it. She died almost immediately.
Meanwhile, people were forced to flee their homes on Saturday night as flood water and torrential rain caused "serious threats to life" in villages in Cornwall.
Ten people were evacuated from the tiny community of Portholland near Mevagissey after a landslip towards the east of the coastal village. Devon and Cornwall Police said part of the cliff behind five houses had given way due to the weather.
By 8am on Sunday morning, the Environment Agency (EA) said there were two severe flood warnings - the highest alert possible - in place, both in the South West, 220 flood warnings, mostly affecting the South West and the Midlands, and 254 flood alerts. Flood alerts were issued for the South West, the Midlands, Anglia, the North East, the South East and Wales.
Roads have also been closed across the South West as highways became impassable because of rain and debris. The M5 was shut between junction 25 and 26, Devon and Cornwall Police said.
Emergency services, rescue crews and EA bosses worked throughout the night to help stricken communities and spread messages of safety to people following four days of uninterrupted rainfall.
Environment Minister Richard Benyon encouraged people to sign up to the Environment Agency's free flood warnings, which would give them time to react to more rain.
He praised the work of the various agencies that had dealt with the recent flooding and said localised management of flood situations by local authorities, emergency services and the Environment Agency appeared to be working.
Mr Benyon told the BBC: "We recognise that while somewhere over 400 homes have been flooded, we have actually managed to protect over 24,000 homes by recently-constructed flood defences, and so that is, if you like, the silver lining to this cloud."


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The Giants head into Saturday night's matchup against their MetLife co-tenants with almost as many question marks as the usually dysfunctional Jets.
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Dice-K clears up 'misunderstandings'
Right-hander clarifies controversial comments in statement
BOSTON -- Red Sox right-hander Daisuke Matsuzaka, in a statement Thursday, said there were "some misunderstandings" regarding some comments that came out in a Japanese publication earlier this week. He also expressed optimism that he and the Red Sox are now on the same page.
In an article published on a Japanese Web site on Monday, Matsuzaka was quoted as expressing frustration with the Red Sox's training program and indicated it was a reason for his lack of success and health this season.
"As for the reports from the past several days, I want to correct some misunderstandings," Matsuzaka said. "I did not go public with any complaints and I regret that some of my private conversations were made public without my knowledge or consent. Also, I never said in public or in a private conversation that: 'If I am forced to continue to train in this environment, I may no longer be able to pitch like I did in Japan.'"
Red Sox manager Terry Francona said that a Wednesday telephone conversation with Matsuzaka -- who is in Fort Myers, Fla., on rehab -- helped ease the tension created by the situation.
In fact, Matsuzaka mentioned the phone call at the start of his statement.
"I spoke to Tito on the phone yesterday, and I'm very glad that we had a productive conversation," Matsuzaka said.
In closing, Matsuzaka expressed enthusiasm about where he and the Red Sox are headed.
"I had no intention of criticizing the team and we are, in fact, working together to communicate, to exchange ideas and to try to understand one another's baseball culture as we move forward," Matsuzaka said. "The team and I have had many meetings and conversations, and after shaking hands with the general manager, manager, and coaches on the 24th [of July], I was able to resume my training in a good state of mind."
Matsuzaka, who is 1-5 with an 8.23 ERA in eight starts, is likely to return to Boston's rotation in September.
"My goal is to put myself into a position where I can contribute to this team," Matsuzaka said. "I look forward to rejoining my teammates and playing in front of the fans at Fenway Park."
Ian Browne is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Several news outlets, including Channel 5 (WABI), the Boston Globe website and the Bangor Daily News carried an Associated Press report on a study by UMaine economist Todd Gabe about the current and projected future costs of obesity in Maine, particularly as obese children transition into obese adults. He estimates the cost over the next 20 years will be about $1.2 billion, unless something is done to encourage healthier lifestyles and weight loss.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics wants doctors to screen babies and toddlers for stress levels the same way they are screened for lead poisoning. Doctors say toxic stress early in life can lead to a lifetime of health problems. Some parents are managing their children's stress and their own with toddler yoga.
Toddler Yoga at Charlotte Family Yoga Center is not about silence or meditation.
"Show them your downward facing dog," said Diane Cevallos, the instructor and owner of Charlotte Family Yoga Center. (http://charlottefamilyyogacenter.com/yoga/)
"Through play we teach them yoga," said Cevallos, "Some downward facing dog, we bark like a dog and then we go into frog which is actually malasana."
The little ones in her toddler yoga class are all under 2 years old.
"Namaste my friends," is just part of one of the many songs sung during the class.
"I realized that my stress level. I needed this," explained Kathey Debree, a mom of three, " I needed to start coming back to yoga."
Toddler yoga class doesn't look like other yoga classes. And it's not just about fun. There is a purpose both for the mother and for the toddler.
"Can you say om?" asked Debree of 22-month-old Brooke, "Calm down."
The American Academy of Pediatrics reports there are three levels of stress ranging from positive to toxic.
Parents at toddler yoga, want to help teach their children how to manage their own stress early.
"They'll calm down and hopefully that will help make the meltdowns easier," said Debree.
Most yoga classes start at age 3. But Cevallos said she did toddler yoga at home and decided to bring it to the studio.
"You just feel this joy, this overwhelming joy cause they're happy and you're happy," said Cevallos, "And the mom takes those benefits away. Happiness is a stress reducer."
Happiness and deep breaths are a healthy combination.
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Whisper Louise seeks her first stakes win Sunday in the Grade II, $150,000 Robert J. Frankel Stakes for older fillies and mares at 1 1/8 miles on turf.
The Irish-bred daughter of Chevalier has run only in stakes in this country, finishing second, seventh, fourth and second, beaten a head in her most recent, the restricted Spearfish Stakes at Hollywood Park on Dec. 8. That race was at one mile.
"A mile and an eighth should be good for her," trainer Jim Cassidy said. "She's training well, but there's not a whole lot of speed in there, so we'll probably be a little closer, but there's nothing we can do about it. She's doing good, but we may have to make adjustments to compensate for any lack of pace."
On paper, Turning Top figures to get a lonesome lead unless there's a change in strategy.
As for remembrances of his former peer, Bobby Frankel, for whom the race is named, Cassidy allowed as to how racing misses the Hall of Fame trainer, who died just over 25 months ago.
"You could say a lot of things about Bobby," Cassidy said, "but what comes to mind is, he was his own guy."
The field for the Frankel, race eight of nine: Bauble Queen, Garrett Gomez, 5-1; Celestial Kitten, Mike Smith, 7-2; City to City, Rafael Bejarano, 5-2; Turning Top, David Flores, 4-1; Whisper Louise, Victor Espinoza, 4-1; and Miss Mittagong, Joel Rosario, 4-1.
Mizdirection, a versatile daughter of Mizzen Mast trained by Mike Puype, seeks her first win sprinting in Monday's holiday feature, the Grade III, $100,000 Monrovia Stakes for older fillies and mares at about 6 ½ furlongs on turf.
Winner of the Sandy Blue Handicap at one mile on grass last August, Mizdirection was an eventful fourth, beaten less than a length, in the Grade II Raven Run on Keeneland's Polytrack on Oct. 22, then won going six furlongs on Hollywood Park's turf course on Dec. 4. Garrett Gomez has ridden the gray Kentucky-bred in her last five races.
"I've only had the opportunity to ride her twice sprinting," said Gomez, who celebrates his 40th birthday on New Year's Day. "Both times she ran really good. In the Raven Run I was in behind horses and I couldn't get out, so she actually ran a really good race.
"Last time she just pretty much played with them (winning by nearly three lengths as the 1-5 favorite). We had been routing her, so we thought maybe 6 ½ would be a good direction for her. She's very nice and has real tactical speed and you can kind of do what you need to with her when you're sprinting.
"Going a route of ground, we try to get her to relax a bit, but for now we're going back to what she's pretty good at and that's sprinting. We'll see how she does and maybe later on try routing again."
The field for the Monrovia: Mizdirection, Gomez; Givine, Joel Rosario; Up In Time, Martin Garcia; Wild Mia, David Flores; Remit, Corey Nakatani; Champagne d'Oro, Joe Talamo; Berg Bahn, Victor Espinoza; Fifth Amendment, Mike Smith; Separate Forest, Hector Berrios; Unzip Me, Rafael Bejarano; and Silver Rock, Edwin Maldonado-Alicea.
Santa Anita's popular on-line handicapping contest, ShowVivor, will once again be available for fans to play beginning tomorrow, Jan. 1.
ShowVivor requires fans to select one horse each racing day that finishes no worse than third. It's easy to play and free to enter.
The contest will feature $5,000 in prize money, with a $3,000 cash award going to the top finisher along with two complimentary nights at Treasure Island, Las Vegas. Prizes will also be awarded to the first runner up ($1,500) and the second runner up ($500).
ShowVivor participation is free of charge and contestants will be required to select one horse per day to finish first, second or third in any race on the live program. If a selection finishes lower than third, that player is eliminated. All selections must be registered on-line no later than 10 minutes before first post time at Santa Anita.
Fans are encouraged to register for ShowVivor as soon as possible at www.santaanita.com. First post time on Sunday, Jan. 1 is 12:30 p.m. In order to participate, all players must be registered on Sunday no later than 12:15 p.m.
Prior to Saturday's first race, 4,770 fans had already entered the competition.
Santa Anita's 79-day winter/spring meet runs through April 22. Regular first post time on weekends and holidays will be 12:30 p.m., while regular first post on weekdays is 1 p.m.
FINISH LINES: Jockey Christian Santiago Reyes took off his scheduled four mounts today after suffering a minor injury to his left ankle in a training mishap Saturday morning. "He wanted to ride today, but doctors advised him to play it safe until tomorrow," said his agent, Alex Procel Crowley. "X rays were negative and he plans to ride on Sunday." . . . Trainer Mike Mitchell has four horses entered on Saturday's card, with jockey Julien Leparoux named to ride each one . . .Multiple stakes winner Caracortado, nominated to next Sunday's Grade III Daytona Stakes at about 6 ½ furlongs on turf, is scheduled to work six furlongs on Santa Anita's main track Sunday under Zoe Cadman, trainer Mike Machowsky said. With downhill turf specialist Mr Gruff (five for six with one second by a nose over the course) and the Steve Asmussen-trained Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint winner Regally Ready likely for the race, the Daytona is shaping up as a very salty "hundred grander"…Bing Crosby winner Euroears worked five furlongs on Santa Anita's fast main track Saturday in 59.40, breezing for Bob Baffert, while Santa Anita Handicap runner-up Setsuko went four furlongs for Richard Mandella in 47.40 . . . Rob Dyrdek, MTV superstar and skateboard guru, is part owner of Chickie Charms, 7-2 morning line choice in today's fifth race . . . Groovin Solo, winner of yesterday's fourth race for owner/breeder/trainer Myung Kwon Cho, is a full brother to come-backing San Felipe Stakes winner Premier Pegasus . . . Agent Jim Pegram has booked Martin Garcia on Massone for trainer Tim Yakteen in next Saturday's Grade II, $150,000 San Pasqual Stakes, a major steppingstone to the Grade I, $750,000 Santa Anita Handicap on March 3 . . . Sunday's first Fans' Forum at 11:15 a.m. features syndicated handicapper Terry Turrell and his son, Toby, publisher of Winners Card. Jack Disney hosts at the East Paddock Gardens . . . Tomorrow, New Year's Day, all THOROUGHBREDS members will receive free a long-sleeve T-shirt at Santa Anita with paid admission while supplies last. There will be special holiday racing on Monday, Jan. 2. Santa Anita will offer $2 beers, hot dogs and soft drinks.


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Retired Nebraska coach Tom Osborne isn't getting drawn into arguments over how his 1990s teams that won three national championships in four years would fare against the Alabama teams that just accomplished the same feat.
Osborne said Wednesday he admires what the Crimson Tide has done under Nick Saban.
The Cornhuskers' 60-3 record from 1993-97 is the greatest 5-year stretch in college football history. Alabama is 61-7 since 2008.
Grant Wistrom, who played defensive end on all 3 of Osborne's title teams, said the 1990s Huskers would be hard-pressed to beat the 21st-century Tide.
Ahman Green, who became the Green Bay Packers' all-time leading rusher after leaving Nebraska following the 1997 season, said "it would be a 3-point or overtime win for 1 of us."
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A holiday favorite sparkled in Coralville.
The Iowa River Landing hosted the Aisle of Lights which was held along with a Luminaria Tour and the annual Christmas tree lighting.
Christmas lights line the area as part of the end of a day-long series of events.
"This is the first year that Iowa River Landing has had this many businesses and people involved in the activities for Aisle of Lights Day, in Coralville," said Mary Richard, Aisle of Lights committee member.
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Sir Paul McCartney calls for MEAT FREE MONDAY to help slow climate change
Sir Paul McCartney, with his daughters Mary and Stella, is launching a new food campaign—MEAT FREE MONDAY—on Monday, June 15th, which encourages people help slow climate change by having one meat free day a week.
The campaign has already gathered an impressive list of supporters from the worlds of entertainment, politics and the environmental sciences including Chris Martin, Jeff Koons, Alec Baldwin, Woody Harrelson, Doris Day, Sheryl Crow, Kevin Spacey, Kelly Osbourne, Zac Goldsmith, Gillian Anderson, Jake and Dinos Chapman, David de Rothschild, Monty Don, Sam Taylor Wood, Sharleen Spiteri, John Frieda and Ricky Gervais.
In addition, several of the UK's most renowned chefs are supporting the campaign—including Simon Rimmer, Skye Gyngell and Bryn Williams who have pledged to provide great vegetarian recipes for the Meat Free Monday website, which the whole family can enjoy. Restaurateurs such as Oliver Peyton will also be highlighting meat free dishes on the menus of their restaurants.
Most people understand that our food choices can influence our own health, for good or for bad, but increasing amounts of scientific information published over the last few years have shown that our food choices are also linked to the health of the wider environment.
For instance, the UK's Food Climate Research Network estimate that food production is responsible for between 20-30 per cent of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and that livestock are responsible for around half of these. Livestock production releases gases such as methane and nitrous oxide into the atmosphere and have a much more powerful climate changing effect than CO2.
According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, livestock production is responsible for more climate-changing GHG emissions globally than transportation—up to 18 per cent of emissions as opposed to 13 percent for transportation.
Environmental group Greenpeace estimates that every kg of beef we eat represents roughly the same GHG emissions as flying 100km and the group, Compassion in World Farming, estimate that if the average UK household halved its consumption of meat, this would cut more emissions than if they cut their car use in half.
Last year Dr Rajendra Pachauri, Nobel Prize winner and Chair of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, (the group of scientists that produces much of the global climate change data that we read daily in the newspapers) stated that ". . . [The] IPCC found that changes in lifestyle and behavior patterns can contribute to climate change mitigation across all sectors. One area where individuals can make a difference in this regard is by altering their diets through consuming less meat, say by giving up meat at least one day a week. Reducing meat consumption in this manner will make individuals healthier as well as the planet."
Having a MEAT FREE MONDAY every week is a simple way to start making a real difference in the world. The more people who join in, the more difference we can make.
"I think many of us feel helpless in the face of environmental challenges, and it can be hard to know how to sort through the advice about what we can do to make a meaningful contribution to a cleaner, more sustainable, healthier world. Having one designated meat free day a week is actually a meaningful change that everyone can make, that goes to the heart of several important political, environmental and ethical issues all at once. For instance, it not only addresses pollution, but better health, the ethical treatment of animals, global hunger and community and political activism."
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The MEAT FREE MONDAY campaign will be officially launched on Monday, June 15th, 2009.
The campaign is supported by Linda McCartney Foods and has a dedicated website www.supportMFM.org. The Meat Free Monday website will feature useful tips and recipes from Linda McCartney's cookbooks as well as the UK's leading chefs. It will also provide a community of support and information for those who want to know more about the way diet choices can influence a healthier environment.


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The man involved in the death of a Toledo infant who was then hidden in a freezer in April 2012 has entered a guilty plea.
Judge Myron Duhart's criminal bailiff confirmed Antonio Cervantes pleaded guilty to all four counts against him Monday afternoon. The four counts included involuntary manslaughter, tampering with evidence, abuse of a corpse and endangering children.
According to court dockets, he was in court at 1:30 p.m.
Cervantes will be sentenced April 23 at 9 a.m. with Judge Duhart.
Police said a landlord who was cleaning out the couple's home on Paine Avenue in east Toledo mid-April discovered the infant's body. The infant was wrapped in a garbage bag and frozen solid.
A few months after the baby was found, the Lucas County coroner determined the child was born alive, and the cause of death was "ligature strangulation and submersion in water." It was then that the coroner determined the child's death was a homicide.
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