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The JU women's basketball team came up on the short end of a 68-64 decision to Lipscomb in Atlantic Sun Conference action on Thursday night in Allen Arena.
The Dolphins (7-14, 5-5 A-Sun) cut a second-half deficit to three on three occasions in the final eight minutes, but key buckets from Morgan Faulkner and Leah McAlister helped the Lady Bisons (4-17, 2-8) get the win.
Faulkner finished with 16 points, while Anna Bowers recorded 13 points to help the cause. McAlister and Haley Nelson each finished with 12 points for the Lady Bisons.
"We came up a little short," JU head coach Jill Dunn said. "Our team did a great job of battling back, but Lipscomb made shots in the end. We need to work out the kinks quickly because we have another tough game Saturday."
The Dolphins shot 46.4 percent from the floor (13-28) in the second half to stay close. JU also had 12 steals and hit 13 of 20 free throws. Lipscomb secured the win with nine three-pointers and 24 points in the paint.
With less than eight minutes remaining, the Dolphins made it 49-47 on a three-pointer from junior Maggie Wilson, but McAlister pushed the Lipscomb lead to 53-47 on a layup (5:08). Sophomore Jane'l Osborne had a three-point play to cut the lead in half before Hannah Phillips upstaged her with a three-point play on the other end. Sophomore Abril Peeples answered with a three-pointer to make it a 56-53 JU deficit, but Faulker and McAlister each added three-pointers to help Lipscomb take a 62-53 advantage. The Dolphins got a late basket from junior Tracie Sneed to make it 66-61 until a Bowers layup in the final seconds secured the win.
Peeples finished with 17 points to pace the Dolphins offensively. Osborne added 13 points, five boards and three steals off the bench. Sophomore Jade Cargill tallied 11 points.
In the first half, a layup by Peeples gave the Dolphins a 9-7 lead at 9:44. The Lady Bisons broke it open with an 11-2 run, capped on two Nelson three-pointers, for an 18-11 advantage (9:37). JU trimmed the deficit to 21-19 on three-point baskets from Sneed (8:40) and Peeples (6:04). Bowers had a three-pointer, but Cargill made a three-point play to pull the Dolphins to 27-24 with 2:18 left. The Dolphins went into the locker room trailing 29-28 after Peeples hit two free throws in the final seconds.
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Pakistani ministers and opposition politicians met anti-government protesters on Wednesday, but talks ended for the day with the sides appearing no closer to resolving a week-long political crisis that has rattled the restive, nuclear-armed nation.
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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's exports to 28-member European countries- European Union witnessed a growth of 15.76 percent under the autonomous trade preferences on 75 products from January to April 2014, documents available with this scribe revealed.
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A tiny dose of toxin is meant to smooth wrinkles by paralyzing certain facial muscles, but it may also paralyze feelings and a parent's ability to connect with her baby.
"A huge amount of the attachment babies make to mothers and caregivers is through facial expressions," says Leslie Petruk, who is a child and family therapist.
About 50 percent of human communication is non-verbal according to Lisa Slattery-Walker, the sociology chair at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
Our body position, hands and face all send signals, but when you add Botox to the mix, it could limit some forms of communication.
"You're really cutting off a big part of the potential communication with the baby," Slattery-Walker says.
If you take away full facial expression, you may be taking away some of the 'talking,' so to speak.
That's because mimicking between a mother and her infant is critical to a child's ability to learn and communicate.
"There may be a possibility that, down the road, those kids won't be as good at reading other people's emotions," Slattery-Walker says.
Research suggests the same thing may happen to the mother.
A study published in the Journal of Social Psychological and Personality Science says Botox can hinder our ability to understand the emotions of others.
The reason is because we naturally imitate each other's expressions when talking, and this sends a facial feedback signal to our brain, which allows us to interpret the meaning.
"If your face is frozen, it absolutely is going to limit your ability to fully communicate," Petruk says.
A 'frozen face' should never be a side effect of Botox, according to Plastic Surgeon Jeffrey Ditesheim.
A stiff, flat face is likely the result of Botox that's been botched by a poorly trained practitioner.
"It would probably be pretty confusing if you were a baby," Ditesheim says. "You wouldn't know if that person was happy or sad. You'd have to go by the inflection of their voice."
If a Botox procedure is correctly performed, however, plastic surgeons say a few less facial creases on one's face shouldn't interfere with infant communication.
Besides, babies interact with more than just mom.
"If they lived in a household where everybody had Botox, that might be a problem," Petruk adds.
Having a Botox-filled face, on the other hand, could offer other benefits for a mother and her child.
If Botox makes a mom happier, that may make for a happier baby and family.
It's hard to tell how drastic Botox injections may or may not stifle a parent's feelings and facial communication, but no doubt, the squealing baby staring back into their seamless eyes will let certainly let them know.
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The following is from a New York Times article entitled "Botox reduces the ability to empathize" (Source: <http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/19/fashion/botox-reduces-the-ability-to-empathize-study-says.html).
The following details are from a study conducted by Barnard College (Source: <http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/health/2010-06-21-botox-emotions_N.htm?csp=34news&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+usatoday-NewsTopStories+%28News+-+Top+Stories%29).
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YOUNGSTERS are set to get snap happy with a new photography competition at St John's Library.
Open to 13- to 19-year-old members of a Worcestershire library, photographs entered should be about Worcester City or Local Wildlife and all entries will be displayed at the Glebe Close library where people will be able to vote for their top three.
Gill Robinson, library customer advisor, said: "We're really keen to encourage more 13 to 19 year olds to use the library service and we're hoping to see more teenagers in the library as a result of this competition."
The winner of the competition will get to spend some time with a reporter from your Worcester News and have their pictures printed in the paper. Runners up will receive a book token.
Entries must be a minimum size of 7x5inches and must be received by 4pm on Saturday, March 29, and votes for the top three favourite images must be received by 4pm on Saturday, April 26.
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Billions of dollars are lost by American corporations, due to employees surfing the web and connecting via social media while on the clock. Office distractions are becoming a real concern, but which distractions are the worst?
If you work in an office, you're probably used to being interrupted while you're in the middle of a project. But you may not know which interruptions are the worst, and when they're most likely to disturb what you're doing.
The workplace has changed since the buttoned-up days of Don Draper and "Mad Men," when office workers wore suits, had no social media, and the only distractions were...well, we'll skip that. Today's open workspaces - first mocked in the movie "Office Space" - mean a lot of distractions. Yahoo News says from web surfing to Twitter, our jobs are loaded with interruptions these days.
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-Personal e-mails, which 80 percent of us respond to while at work. -Facebook, which 60 percent of us check at work. -March Madness and fantasy football, which distracts 80 percent of office workers. -Unexpected cubicle visits from fellow co-workers, which almost 100 percent of us encounter.
From the doesn't that stink file comes when those interruptions become a problem. Yahoo News says the worst time for lost productivity is after 3 p.m. when office chat, social media, and other distractions take over. If you need to focus, workplace experts say the best time for productivity is between 10 a.m. and noon.
The bottom line is if you don't want to be disturbed, let others know. Close a door - if you have one -put up a sign, or put on headphones. Co-workers will take a hint. Stay focused so you don't waste your money.
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The Jaguars signed Taylor on Monday.||||||| A sixth-round draft pick in 2007, Taylor has spent time with Kansas City, Denver, the New York Giants and Green Bay. The Jaguars need help on their offensive line.
The Green Bay Packers have placed tackle Derek Sherrod on injured reserve and signed tackle Herb Taylor to provide offensive line depth. Sherrod, the team's first-round pick in the 2011 draft, broke his right leg in the Packers' loss at Kansas City on Sunday.||||||| Taylor, a 6-4, 305-pound third-year player, played in 18 games with one start for the Chiefs from 2007-08. The Chiefs took him in the sixth round of the 2007 draft after he started 48 games at TCU. Taylor was on Denver's active roster briefly at the end of the 2009 season and went to training camp with the Broncos in 2011 and the Giants in 2010.
The Giants have have been awarded Taylor off waivers from Denver.||||||| Taylor was originally a sixth-round draft choice by the Kansas City Chiefs in 2007. In two seasons with the Chiefs, Taylor played in 18 games with one start. Although he has primarily played left tackle in this career, has also filled in at the guard and tackle spots on the right side. Taylor was waived by Kansas City on Sept. 4 and signed by Denver on Dec. 9. He was on the active roster for one game but did not play.
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A Long Island teenager is accused of threatening on Facebook to carry out a shooting at a school, authorities said.
A Bay Shore teenager created a Facebook page using the name of a girl in his class, Suffolk County cops said. He then posted a threat on that page about committing a shooting at their school on December 19, police said.
Detectives investigated and traced the Facebook page to the teenager and arrested him.
Authorities charged the 14-year-old boy with making a terroristic threat, a class D felony. He was released to his mother and is required to appear in Family Court on January 2, 2013, police said.
"The Suffolk County Police Department takes all threats seriously, will conduct full investigations and make any and all appropriate arrests," the department said in a statement.
The arrest came less than a week after a Connecticut man, Adam Lanza, forced his way into an elementary school and killed 20 children and six adults and then committee suicide.


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LTE in Wi-Fi spectrum shows great potential, says NTT DoCoMo
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Brandy Muse Arrested
Date of News Release: 06/29/2011
(Morehead, Ky.) -- Kentucky State Police Detective Shane Barnes investigated a fire at an unoccupied mobile home on Bramblewood Lane in Morehead Kentucky. During the investigation information was obtained indicating that Linda Music intentionally ignited a fire using an accelerant in a residence she owned. Music was charged with 17 counts of Wanton Endangerment 1ST Degree when she intentionally ignited a fire which created a substantial danger of serious physical injury or death to responding firefighters. Music was lodged in the Rowan County Detention Center.
Original News Release Below:
KSP Post 8 trying to locate Brandy Muse
Date of News Release: 06/28/2011
(Morehead, Ky.) -- On June 17th 2011, the Rowan County Grand Jury returned indictment warrants on Brandy Muse indicting her on 2 counts of Complicity to Arson 2ND , 19 counts of Wanton Endangerment 1ST and 1 count of Perjury 1st stemming from an ongoing arson investigation by Kentucky State Police Detective Shane Barnes in Morehead Kentucky.
Brandy Muse has outstanding warrants in relation to the above indictments. Ms. Muse has not been located as of the time of this press release. The Kentucky State Police is asking for public assistance in locating Ms. Muse.
Ms. Muse was last seen driving a 1996 Chevy Camaro, white in color with Kentucky registration 007KHX. Ms. Muse has connections to Martin, Rowan, Boyd and Carter counties and may be staying in these areas.
Ms. Muse is described as a white female, five feet six inches tall weighing approximately 150 lbs with blue eyes and blond hair. If anyone has information they are asked to contact the Kentucky State Police Morehead Post at 606-784-4127.


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Fears as some people visit casualty 50 times in a year (From Herald Series)
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Fears as some people visit casualty 50 times in a year
6:30am Thursday 23rd January 2014 in News By Oliver Evans, Health reporter, also covering Kidlington. Call me on 01865 425271
ACCIDENT and Emergency staff are seeing some people more than 50 times in one year, taking up more than 1,000 consultations.
Last night a watchdog leader said repeat visits were putting further pressure on A&E despite more suitable NHS services being available.
The figures, obtained under the Freedom of Information Act, show 57 people in 2011/12 and 59 in 12/13 attended Oxford's John Radcliffe Hospital more than ten times.
This resulted in 2,107 attendances while less than five went more than 50 or 100 times in 2011/12 – a total of 272 visits.
Watchdog boss Lawrie Stratford said repeat visits "clog the system".
Nationally the figures showed about 12,000 people visited 10 or more times at the same unit and they included a patient who attended Luton and Dunstable Hospital 234 times in a year and another who went 223 times to Sheffield's Northern General.
Mr Stratford, chairman of the Oxfordshire Joint Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee, said: "The numbers are disturbing. We need to dig deep to find out more."
Oxford East Labour MP Andrew Smith, said the figures were "quite extraordinary" and added: "More clearly needs to done to educate some people about when it's right to go to A&E and when it isn't."
Minster Lovell's Ryan Hunt, 72, said he had been to A&E three times in the year as cardiologists had not found the cause of chest pains.
He said: "It is always the same thing. I have had this problem before and it has never been sorted."
The trust would not comment on the reasons for the repeat visits.
About 2,000 to 2,500 people attend the hospital and Banbury's Horton General each week, both run by Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust.
Figures released on Friday for the week to January 12 show that the trust again missed a key A&E waiting target.
Some 89.1 per cent were admitted, transferred or discharged within four hours against a target of 95 per cent, meaning that 218 patients waited more than that time.
It means the trust has missed the target every week apart from two weeks since October 21.
From January 9-15 figures show 44 planned operations were cancelled with beds often taken by emergency patients and 24 incidents were recorded of ambulances waiting outside A&E.
An average 133 bed-blocking incidents were recorded each day, where a patient is well enough to go home but community services are not in place to take them.
Trust spokeswoman Alison Barnes said the number of A&E visits rise in winter because of health problems associated with colder weather and more OAPs.
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Wembley final will inspire through 'excellence' says William
The Duke of Cambridge said London's staging of the Champions League final would inspire a generation through its "excellence" as he welcomed delegates to Uefa's 37th annual congress.
William declared himself "first and foremost" a football fan as he gave the opening speech at the annual conference of European football's governing body.
Tomorrow, Wembley Stadium will host the showpiece final of Europe's premier competition between Germany's two leading teams, Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich.
The Duke of Cambridge, who is president of English football's governing body the Football Association (FA), joked about who he thought would win the eagerly anticipated final.
He told delegates: "It is a great honour for us, the English FA, to host not just this prestigious congress, but of course - the real excitement - tomorrow's Champions League final.
My money is on Bayern Munich and two-nil. To host these events during our 150th anniversary year is truly special."
He went onto say: "Events like tomorrow's match are hugely important because they inspire through their excellence.
But what really counts is the work you all do at a grassroots level - investing in facilities; training coaches; and addressing discrimination to make the game open to everyone.
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Luckystone Cottage, Heart of the Finger Lakes w/ Boat Lift in Cayuga Lake
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Interlaken/Sheldrake
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,700 - $ 2,300 / week
vacation rental description
Note: Luckystone Cottage has been redecorated with new furniture, mattresses and bedding throughout. There is a new Hi-def widescreen TV with Blu-ray DVD and Direct TV with Premium Channels, wireless internet. The cottage is very clean, central air-conditioned and awaiting your rental.
Luckystone Cottage is a lovely, three bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home set on
5 quiet acres with 200+ feet of private beachfront along the western
Shore of Cayuga Lake. We are located in the Sheldrake area in the
heart of the Cayuga Wine Trail with lots to see and do. There are
five Wineries within just 3 miles and many others, including the
Seneca Lake Wine trail, just a short distance away. Cornell and
Ithaca Colleges are close by as is Watkins Glen, many beautiful State
Parks, golf, hiking, biking, and Outlet Shopping.
Boat lift available on property - must inquire for suitability.
Sorry, No Pets.
Smoking permitted outside only.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-1-2014 at 5:19 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Joe and Chris Adams 607 532-4926
house rental amenities
Luckystone Cottage has 3 bedrooms with a Master King with bath, 1 additional King, 2 Twins.
The comfortable living room overlooks the Lake, has a pull out Queen bed and Satellite Hi-def TV with Blu-ray DVD.
You will view the Lake as you prepare your meals and eat in either the kitchen or dining room.
There is a screened porch where you can linger over your morning coffee
or evening cocktail. If you want to eat out, 3 restaurants are within a mile.
The level and private beach is located just across the road where there is
a large dock with ladder and there is plenty of room for enjoying Cayuga Lake.
Amenities Include:
Master King bedroom with adjoining full bath
Second bedroom with one King bed
Third bedroom with two twin beds
Central Air Conditioning
Queen Sofa Bed in Family Room
One additional full bathroom and another 1/2 bath
All linens, bedding and towels are provided
A fully equipped eat-in kitchen, with range, refrigerator,
separate full freezer, microwave, and assorted small appliances
Large Gas Grill
Family Room with fireplace
Dining Room
Pots, pans, utensils, cutting boards, beverage containers
Washer/dryer, iron/ironing board, exterior clothes line
Ceiling fan in Living Room, Family Room and all three Bedrooms
Large screened-in porch w/ ceiling fan overlooking the Lake
Wireless DSL internet, Satellite wide-screen TV, DVD, Stereo
Games, Cards, Books, Magazines
Large Dock and Seating by the Lake
Dock House for lake-side storage with covered siting area
activities and attractions in Cayuga Lake Finger Lakes
Fill your day along beautiful Cayuga Lake's crystal clear water by
fishing, swimming or lounging with a good book. If you can peel
yourself away from the Lake, there is lots to do.
Luckystone Cottage is a five minute walk to 2 local restaurants and
the Sheldrake Point Vineyards & Simply Red Bistro is only one mile
down the road. We are located in the heart of the Cayuga and Seneca
Wine Trails, and the Ithaca Art Trail. Sheldrake Point Vineyard,
Lucas, Hosmer, Cayuga Ridge, Thirsty Owl, Buttonwood, Goose Watch, and
Lakeshore are all very close. A short drive away is Ithaca,
Taughannock Falls State Park, Buttermilk Falls, Sampson State
Park, Cayuga Lake State Park, Watkins Glen State Park and
International Speedway, Ithaca's Hangar Theatre, Several Golf Courses,
Mackenzie-Childs, Corning Museum of Glass, Waterloo Premium Outlets,
Pyramid Mall of Ithaca, multiple antique shops and over 40 wineries
along the way.
Ithaca College, Cornell University and the New York Chiropractic
College are a short 20 minute drive. Hobart and William Smith College
in Geneva is 35 minutes away.
You can easily launch your boat at the public access just one mile away.
vacation rental rates
Luckystone Cottage rents by the week (Sat-Sat) during the season and
can be rented by the night during the off season.
Rates include all taxes, linens, cleaning.
May - August: $2300/wk
(contact us for Graduation Weekends)
After Labor Day - April: $1700/wk
$350/night (3 night minimum)
Payments can be made by check or credit card (with a transaction fee of 3.0%)
Reservations are confirmed with a 50% deposit and the return of the
signed rental agreement. The remainder plus a $300 security deposit is
due three weeks prior to reservation start. The security deposit is
returned pending no extraordinary cleaning, or damages.
Check-in is 3:00 pm on Saturday, Check-out is the following Saturday
at 10:00 am.
Joe and Chris Adams 607 532-4926
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Cayuga Lake
- Boating, Swimming, fishing
- Relaxing in the sun on the dock
- Camp fires on the beach
- Eat out at 2 restaurants in walking distance
- Watch the sunrise over the lake
Top things to do on a budget
- Enjoy the lake
- Several great State Parks nearby
- Tallest Waterfall east in the Northeast
- Outlet Shopping
- Wine tasting
Top things to do with a family
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Men's Soccer Claims Six Athletes on Preseason Watch List
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU men's soccer program claimed six of the 20 spots on the 2010 Atlantic Sun Players to Watch list announced by TopDrawerSoccer.com earlier this week, the most by any of the 10 A-Sun institutions.
Recording the first winning season in program history in 2009, seniors Matt O'Shaughnessy (Trinity, Fla./Mitchell HS) and Matt Smith (Cape Canaveral, Fla.), junior Cristian Raudales (Bradenton, Fla./Manatee HS), and sophomores Jelani Smith (Mississauga, Canada/Rick Hansen Secondary), Westin Vallentine (Spring, Texas/Klein Collins HS) and Jeremy Vollmer (Carmel, Ind./Westfield HS) earned the preseason recognition from the media outlet.
"It's a nice recognition for our players and the program," said reigning A-Sun Coach of the Year Bob Butehorn. "Now it's time to live up to the billing."
Placed eighth on the players to watch list, O'Shaughnessy earned A-Sun All-Conference second team honors after starting in all 16 matches and playing every minute a season ago. The senior led a defense that finished first in the A-Sun in shutouts (6) and second in goals against average (1.21). Coming into his senior campaign, the defenseman, ranks first in program history in games played (52) and games started (51), and second all-time in game-winning goals (2) and total minutes played (4,526). Additionally, the Trinity, Fla. is tied for fourth place all-time in goals scored (6) and points (13), and will be one of the first four-year letterwinners in program history at season's end.
Also receiving A-Sun All-Conference second team honors last season, Matt Smith earned the 10th spot on the preseason players to watch list. The goalkeeper started all 16 games and played every minute (1483) in goal, while ranking first in the A-Sun in goals allowed (20) and shutouts (6) last year. The Cape Canaveral, Fla. native also finished second in the conference in goals against average (1.21).
Heading into the 2010 campaign, Raudales is already the program's all-time leader in goals scored (8) and game-winning goals (3), while ranking in the top five in 10 other categories. Claiming the sixth spot on the players to watch list, the Bradenton, Fla. native started all 16 matches and accumulated 1264 minutes on the pitch in 2009. The junior picked up A-Sun All-Conference second team honors last season, finishing tied for first place in the A-Sun in game-winning goals and ranked in the top 10 in points (13), points per game (0.81), goals (5), and goals per game (0.31).
A newcomer to last year's team, Jelani Smith was named to the 14th slot on the preseason watch list. Smith competed in all 16 matches and started 13 contests, ending the year with seven points on two goals and three assists. In the offseason, the Mississauga, Canada native was called to the Canadian U-20 National competition in Netherlands and added to the U-20 player pool for the 2010 CONCACAF and 2011 World Cup qualifying in Columbia.
Bursting onto the scene in his freshman season, Vallentine finished with five goals, highlighted by two game-winners. Picking up the 17th spot on the preseason watch list, the Spring, Texas native was selected to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshman team a year ago. The sophomore appeared in all 16 matches while starting two contests, and recorded at least one shot in 11 matches.
Landing the 19th position on the list, Vollmer rounds out the six-man group recognized with the preseason honor. Instrumental in the midfield success, the Carmel, Ind. native earned Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshman honors in 2009, starting all 16 matches and accumulating 1286 minutes, which ranked third on the team.
Returning 23 players from last year's club that finished third in the regular season standings, the FGCU men's soccer team was predicted to repeat that finish in the 2010 Atlantic Sun preseason coaches' poll, announced by the conference office on Tuesday. The Eagles received one of the 10 first-place votes distributed by the conference coaches.
After home exhibition matches next week against the University of Tampa (Aug. 25) and Rollins College (Aug. 28), the Blue and Green officially open the season on Wednesday, September 1, at 7:30 p.m. at No. 16 USF in Tampa, Fla. The home opener at the FGCU Soccer Complex is scheduled for Thursday, September 16, at 7:30 p.m. against Drexel, as part of the Embassy Suites Kick-Off Classic. The Eagles conclude the Classic with a Saturday night meeting against No. 18 Ohio State, also set for 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 18.
Tickets are on sale and can be purchased through the FGCU Ticket Office in Alico Arena either in person or by phone at (239) 590-7145. Tickets are also available on www.FGCUathletics.com/tickets and are $6 for adults and $3 for youth (Ages 3-18). Admission for FGCU faculty and staff along with students is free.
Top Drawer Soccer's A-Sun Players to Watch List
1 Ian Cameron Mercer MF
2 Brandon Tarr Belmont F
3 Fredrick Brustad Stetson MF
4 Sean Hoek East Tennessee State MF
5 Mitchell Cardenas Campbell MF
6 Cristian Raudales Florida Gulf Coast MF
7 Khalil Johnson Campbell D
8 Matthew O'Shaughnessy Florida Gulf Coast F
9 Guilherme Reis East Tennessee State D
10 Matthew Smith Florida Gulf Coast GK
11 Aaron Schoenfeld East Tennessee State F
12 Adam O'Neill North Florida F
13 Brett Petricek Mercer GK
14 Jelani Smith Florida Gulf Coast F
15 Filip Terland Jacksonville D
16 Keegan Terry Campbell F
17 Westin Vallentine Florida Gulf Coast F
18 Jonathan Mendoza Stetson MF
19 Jeremy Vollmer Florida Gulf Coast MF
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Report: Phoenix Suns could be involved in Josh Smith sweepstakes
Originally published: Feb 18, 2013 - 8:37 pm
The Phoenix Suns may have a big deal up their sleeve, after all.
Yahoo Sports NBA columnist Adrian Wojnarowski tweeted the Suns could make a push for Atlanta Hawks' forward Josh Smith.
One more: In Josh Smith derby, several teams believe Suns are determined for deal after missing on Eric Gordon and Rudy Gay in past months.— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) February 19, 2013
Smith can become an unrestricted free agent this offseason and desires a max contract, making him an attractive trade candidate for the Hawks at the deadline.
The 27-year-old averaged 18.8 points and 9.6 rebounds last season, both of which were career-highs.
Smith is currently the Hawks' leading scorer, averaging 17.4 points and 8.6 rebounds this season.
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Ahab chased Moby Dick, Santiago chased the brother fish, and last summer I chased king mackerel off Virginia Beach. While my pursuit may fall short of epic, catching a king at the species' northernmost extreme is no fairy tale either.
It wasn't always that way. There was a time when kings were plentiful enough off Virginia to support a thriving fishery and even a tournament stop on the Southern Kingfish Association tour. Then the bite dried up. In the early '90s, the kings disappeared, and so did the kingfishermen.
That is until 2007, when Susan Smith set a new state record with a 63-pounder. Suddenly the kings were back, and I had to catch one. Spurred by stories of the good ol' days and visions of skying smokers, I turned all my attention to catching a king mackerel off Virginia Beach.
Going Old School
My first move was to dig up some old-school advice. So I cornered Capt. Steve Wray at his tackle shop, Long Bay Pointe Bait and Tackle, and grilled him on his techniques.
Back in the day, Wray ruled the kingfishing scene. Not only did he place second in SKA's Virginia Beach stop, but he was an integral part of the annual Virginia Beach Anglers Club King Mackerel Tournament.
"That's what I did 15, 20 years ago, fish for king mackerel," Wray recalled.
He told me of days gone by, when he could expect to catch a smoker each time he went kingfishing. "We were regularly catching fish over 40 pounds," he remembered.
He started the day cast-netting large menhaden for bait. "Used to take one throw of the net, and you'd be set," he said. "Then it got to where you'd spend three-quarters of the day looking for bait and never see any fish."
Once Wray had bait on board, his first stop would be Cape Henry, at the mouth of Chesapeake Bay. "We started at the Green Can and worked our way out the tide rip to the CBJ line," he says, describing Can G15 and the line of buoys that mark the shipping channel. From there he would head out the channel, looking for the clearest, warmest water he could find.
"Inshore wrecks were a good stop too," Wray added, "and you would almost always find fish on Tower Reef."
He also likes the stretch of underwater humps and valleys that pock the bottom from Rudee Inlet south to False Cape.
But all that ended over 10 years ago, when the kings abdicated from Virginia. "Where they went, I don't know," Wray said.
Then in 2007, the fish came back. Word got out about a few hard-core holdouts catching some impressive fish. In addition to a new state record, several other kings over 50 pounds were registered with the Virginia Saltwater Gamefish Tournament — including two caught on Sandbridge Pier.
The kings had returned.
New School
After my crash course in king mackerel history, I went looking for contemporary advice. One angler in on the renaissance from the start was Capt. Jake Hiles of Matador Sportfishing. Hiles was just a pup when the kings were last abundant in the waters off of Virginia Beach, but when the fish returned, he was one of the first to know about it.
"The bait came back, and so did the fish," he explained. Both Hiles and Wray agree that huge schools of menhaden mean huge king mackerel for Virginia anglers. "Not only did the kings come back, but red drum and cobia fishing were fantastic too," Hiles added.
Hiles first encountered kings early in the summer while targeting bluefin tuna on inshore lumps such as the Fishhook and Hot Dog. "They would pile on our ballyhoo baits and cedar plugs," he said.
Later in the summer, the kings moved closer to shore, once again returning to their inshore haunts off Virginia Beach.
"You're not going to catch a lot of fish," he warned, "but the ones you catch will be big."
Which is why I was excited about chasing kings off Virginia Beach. After talking with these two captains, I was even more fired up. But putting this advice into action took a lot of trial and a lot of error.
Kings of Virginia
Ahab chased Moby Dick, Santiago chased the brother fish, and last summer I chased king mackerel off Virginia Beach. While my pursuit may fall short of epic, catching a king at the species' northernmost extreme is no fairy tale either.


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The food was uneven, but okay generally. We upgraded to the Pinnacle Grill on 2 occasions and were very impressed with the quality of the food and the high level of personal service. The reservation policy for the open seating in the main dining room was confusing and administered inconsistently by the staff. But otherwise the staff were pleasant, courteous and helpful.
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Bottom line: We liked the trip so much that we hope to repeat it in 2 years along with several family members.


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A mix of clouds and sunshines returns to the U.K. Saturday, bringing dry weather for the Croke Park Classic.
Soaking downpours will hit the Central Plains Saturday afternoon with major travel delays.
Roads were swamped in eastern Nebraska as heavy rains inundated the area Friday morning.
An area of low pressure does have potential to develop into the next tropical system.
California deals with two natural weather extremes.
From fires in California, hurricanes in the Atlantic and Pacific, and lightning in Denver, this week's weather rocked the nation from the West Coast to the East.
Gulf moisture surging into the Southeast will bring drenching thunderstorms to kick off college football weekend.
A car slammed into a guard rail on Thursday and caught fire. But it didn't end there; the car fire spread to 80 acres shutting down parts of Highway 152.
Evan Myers and Elliot Abrams track the changes this weekend.
Heavy rains flooded Lubbock, Texas, Thursday. One man had to be rescued when he became trapped in his car in rising waters.
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PEORIA, Ill -- The promise of another amazing meal at Chang's Wok Inn is as enticing as the warm and welcoming atmosphere inside.
"So far, most people when they try it, they like it," said Owner Hong Chang. "So we're happy."
With three menus to choose from (lunch, dinner, and authentic Chinese), there are a few selections for vegans and especially, vegetarians.
"We all know vegetables are good for your health," Chang says. "So we're trying to make what tastes different taste better, so we can bring a good dish to the customer."
Chang tells us the chefs come from Chicago with many years of experience cooking Chinese cuisines.
"I go to a lot of Chinese restaurants," said first-time customer Brittany Davis Moldenhauer. "There are a few that I frequent in this area, and I would definitely put this in my top."
Josh Simon had the Mongolian Beef lunch special with a side of Crab Rangoon and Egg Drop Soup as an appetizer.
While Josh enjoys Chinese food, he feels it often tastes similar at different restaurants.
He calls Chang's an exception and says he was very surprised to have a meal so good.
I mirror those sentiments.
The House Special Eggplant off the authentic menu is presented as an aesthetic masterpiece.
Simple slices of eggplants prepared over the chef's sauce made in the kitchen with rice on the side.
Food this healthy rarely tastes this good.
Our meals with a soft drink and Tsingtoa beer, a sure sign of authentic Chinese, came to $28.51 plus tip.
If you haven't noticed yet, I could not give a higher recommendation for a restaurant.
My meal was a piece of art in every way.
"We are trying to introduce some new dishes to the American people, because they are good dishes," Chang says. "And we want people to try it."
Chang's Wok Inn is on North Knoxville in Peoria near Route 6.
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Bolingbrook police are investigating what appears to be a murder-suicide committed by a son against his mother on the day after Thanksgiving.
Authorities were called to Alicia R. Coronel's home in the 100 block of Lakeshore Drive Friday evening to investigate "suspicious circumstances," police said.
There they found Coronel, 69, and her son, Anthony E. Rataiczyk, 37, dead from gunshot wounds. The two were pronounced dead at the scene at 9:10 p.m.
Police believe Rataiczyk shot his mother, then killed himself.
Bolingbrook police Lt. Michael Rompa said Saturday police are not certain Rataiczyk had been living with his mother.
Autopsies are expected at a later date.
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Sports Illustrated recently published multiple articles about an investigation into the Oklahoma State football program. The report claims players were paid and involved in acadmic fraud, among other damaging allegations.
Over the last couple days I've heard many OSU alumni and supportuers claiming the report is bogus. Critics try to bash the credibility of those players quoted in the article. Memo to all the OSU fans, just because you didn't see any hundred dollar handshakes doesn't mean it didn't happen.
I don't know if players were or were not paid bonuses and given special treatment. But I can reasonably assume that it "could" happen. For those trying to discount the credibility of the former players quoted in the article, I have two words for you... Jose Canseco. The former major leaguer was criticized for being a cheat and a person of questionable character. But that didn't discount what he said in his book about steroid use in the major leagues. A lot of what he said turned out to be true.
I'm a believer that where there is smoke there is generally some kind of fire. Does that mean everything in the article happened the way some people say? Not necessarily. Former Albuquerque Isotope Josh Fields was a former Oklahoma State quarterback and cited in the article as a player who received benefits. He was accused by an unnamed source of accepting money and academic priviledges. Fields denies all of those accusations.
Fields says he never heard of anyone taking money but, "that's not to say it's not going on," Fields said in an interview with Dan Patrick. "I didn't see anyone get a fat envelope. I have a hard time believing I would be blinded by this. For someone to not come out (while it's going on) is the unbelievable part to me."
I don't think Sports Illustrated would come out with a 5-page article based on rumor. I feel there's usually three sides to every story, theirs, ours and the truth somewhere in the middle.
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