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What's everyone's opinion of flickr, especially with regard to latest changes, offering 1TB of space...versus other photo hosting/sharing sites.
How are the TOS (Terms Of Service) there? Do you risk any rights to your images posted there?
What do you think about other sites...pro/con vs what Flickr offers?
I'm thinking of starting to put some online to share now with friends, but possibly in the future (until I get my own servers going at home again) hosting for possible revenue generation in the future.
Thanks in advance,
Flickr is nice in that it is one of the few sites that allows you to upload optional wide gamut galleries and doesn't decide it knows better and force every single gallery into sRGB. And your stuff tends to get noticed and liked and commented on a bit and there are tons of active groups, while on the more pro sites that doesn't happen too much and few people use groups, etc.
But it doesn't really let you configure much and the new site seems to have even removed any easy way to view by galleries which is pretty weird. I don't know that it would be so easy to sell images off it since there are sooooo many amazing images out there that you need to make your site look so-called serious pro otherwise people seem to feel why even think of paying for photos.
I used to love smugmug, but I think Zenfolio has become much better these days so I switched to Zenfolio some time back. Even not caring about selling, it's nice to be able to set up a nicely organized site.
I still have my Flickr account. I use it mostly to post to groups, for wide easy sharing and notice, contacts and especially for wide gamut galleries these days since sadly the other main sites lock wide gamut out , ridiculous in this day and age to decide that they know better than the photographer and they see to it to remap and ruin your color, forcibly, with no way to turn that auto-conversion to sRGB off.
Setting up your own server is rough if you get much traffic, it's hard to have the connection and equipment to handle that unless you go wayyy serious which seems like a losing proposition to me considering that photos don't bring in huge streams of cash in most cases, and there are some dangerous potential gotchas. You can get a server going easily enough, but to drive huge traffic.... and if you decided to directly handle payment and secure storage you need to be darn careful otherwise you can get yourself in a heck of a pickle to put it gently.

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Three Minutes And 38 Seconds With Madeleine Albright-------
Madeleine Albright signed copies of her new book Read My Pins: Stories From a Diplomat's Jewel Box at St. John's Fifth Avenue flagship this afternoon, and there wasn't an empty seat in the house. Everywhere you looked there were coordinating knit jackets and skirts, and plenty of brooches, too. In a brief interview before her speech, the former Secretary of State said, "What's happening now is I'm getting what we're calling pity pins. People are feeling sorry for me because all of my pins are in the exhibit [at New York's Museum of Arts & Design]. So I've stopped saying, 'I really like your pin,' because they take it off and give it to me." Continue Reading "Three Minutes And 38 Seconds With Madeleine Albright" »


text: Final campaign reports: 2012 election nears record By STEPHEN BRAUN and JACK GILLUMAssociated Press Friday, December 7th, 2012 Text size: A A A Tweet Back To Story FILE - In this April 12, 2012 file photo, Las Vegas Sands Chairman and CEO Sheldon Adelson speaks at a news conference for the Sands Cotai Central in Macau. New campaign finance figures for the final two weeks of the 2012 campaign show that Las Vegas casino magnate Sheldon Adelson and his wife gave $10 million to a "super" political committee supporting losing GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Adelson, who owns casinos in Las Vegas, Singapore and the Chinese territory of Macau, has been the top donor in the 2012 race, providing more than $54 million supporting Romney and other GOP presidential candidates and an additional $18 million for other Republicans. The new $10 million figure for Adelson and his wife, Miriam, is for the pro-Romney Restore Our Future super PAC, but their totals could grow as final campaign finance tallies are reported Thursday, Dec. 7. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung, File)


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Just in time for one of the busiest seasons beach side, Panama City Beach brings on a new face as Parks and Recreation Director.
News 13 caught up with him on his very first day on the job and he's taken off running.
His name is Jim Ponek and his official title is Leisure Services Director. From Frank Brown Park to the Aaron Bessant Amphitheater, this is his domain and he's already got ideas to make a good thing greater.
"I'm really into the sports tourism part of it and I think that will help because I think there are a lot of things we can look at, like bringing some beach volley ball tournaments, and maybe some beach soccer tournaments and some other types of tournaments...maybe look at building some more facilities down the road," said Ponek.
Ponek comes to PCB from Ridgecrest, California, where he spent 13 years as their Parks and Recreation Director.
The father of three is looking forward to focusing on expanding sports programs for local residents, as well as bringing in new types of tournaments.
On his first day on the job, Ponek had his hands full taking on the USSSA Military World Softball Tournament.
Softball encompasses one of the biggest draws to Frank Brown Park and it's quickly becoming a world premier facility.
While Ponek is looking to make positive changes where they are due to facilities at Frank Brown, the conservation park trails and other facilities, he said Thursday was about getting his feet wet and introducing him and his family to the world's most beautiful beaches.
"There's a lot going on in this place. It's like "holy moly, what did I get myself into?" This is a lot going on…(and this is) day one. Looking forward to the next few months, learning everything about staff and all the operations that we've got going on. What a beautiful place," he said.
Ponek is replacing former Director, Mary Carmichael, who retired this past July.
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Last week, a group of twenty Tiffany & Co. employees removed their jewelry and donned gardening gloves to clean up trash on the rail yards section of the High Line in anticipation of our High Line sketching classes which starts this weekend. The employees are all part of TIffany 's TeamBuilders Manhattan, a group of staffers that get together for volunteer projects and social activities. Departments from across the company were represented, including the corporate office and the Wall Street and Fifth Avenue retail stores. The all-female crew broke up into three smaller groups and tackled different sections of the High Line between 30th-34th Street, filling nearly 25 bags with trash in just an hour and a half. The bags were then removed by a Parks Department sanitation team.
This afternoon, sixty 8th-grade art students from the Lab School for Collaborative Studies donned tall, blocky shoes made of green chalk and scuffed West along the streets of Chelsea and the Meatpacking District, drawing chalk lines with their feet that ended at three future access points to the High Line.
The choreographed performance was Chalk Shoes to the High Line, a project we created with performance artist Julia Mandle, as part of our ongoing education program with the Lab School. (Today's walk was the culmination of a unit on performance art, which we certainly never learned about in middle school!)
Hopefully you caught the performance on the street today or saw the bold green chalk lines it left behind. If not, you can check out an exhibition of the chalk shoes, as well as photos and video of the performance, at the Leo Kesting Gallery starting May 15.
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Near the front of Myrtle Hill Cemetery in Tampa stood a flagpole and a group of fading and cracked monuments.
The headstones around the monuments were twisted, covered with mildew and overgrown with grass. Tampa resident Kendall Stahl was doing the best he could to maintain the graves but he needed help. The graves are of veterans of the Spanish American War.
Stahl wrote to the President of the Rough Riders in Tampa, asking if his organization could do anything to improve the situation of the cemetery.
For the purposes of full disclosure, this reporter is also the President of that organization.
The 1st U.S. Volunteer Cavalry Regiment "Rough Riders" Inc. was formed in 1978 to honor the memory of Teddy Roosevelt and the original Rough Riders who fought in the Spanish American War.
Stahl thought the club would be the best group to help maintain the markers and monuments at Myrtle Hill.
"When I first contacted you, uh the Rough Riders, the stones were all below ground, they were all sideways and overgrown with grass and it was actually in pretty poor condition," Stahl said.
Stahl's great aunt, 97-year-old Ettamae Johnson Brown is the daughter of one of the Spanish American War veterans buried at the cemetery. She still recalls meetings of the Spanish American War Veterans Women's Auxiliary on the grounds of what is now the University of Tampa.
"They met, I believe once a month and they had a large group of ladies," Brown said. "The ladies too took care of that cemetery."
Since the Women's Auxiliary is no longer around, the modern Rough Riders quickly volunteered to help.
The base of the flagpole was cracked, a large piece of concrete was missing from the base. A lighting strike may have blown the chunk of concrete off. George Conlan, a Rough Rider with construction expertise patched the concrete.
Brass markers on the memorial were removed, stripped down and hand painted to bring them back to their original condition.
"Well it's important because we want to remember these guys who fought for our country and gave, some of them gave their lives for our country, but these guys need to be remembered," said Rough Rider John Werner.
The general manager of Myrtle Hill also had his maintenance staff assist the club. They removed overgrown shrubbery, straightened and leveled the headstones and removed old grass and replanted the area with fresh sod.
Rough Riders cleaned each headstone and carefully repainted the monuments to their original color.
Kendahl Stahl couldn't get over the difference, "To be honest, it's the difference between night and day."
His great aunt Ettamae Johnson Brown, was beaming with pride.
"You know when we stop to think, all these veterans that we have from over there, they're very important what they contributed to this country," she said.
She added the work will keep the veterans from being forgotten.
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Move over birds of paradise, because "Birds of a Parallel Future" are spreading their wings. Technology and culture mag WIRED recently featured The Silva Field Guide to Birds of a Parallel Future — a digital video project of 18 bird species from the 31st century — by UO assistant professor of Digital Arts Rick Silva. "I did think about the specific alternate universe some — how the physical laws or evolution might have been different in a parallel dimension," Silva told WIRED.
The rippling effects of Michael Gottfredson's departure from the UO presidency have hit the School of Architecture and Allied Arts (AAA). Former AAA dean Frances Bronet is now the acting senior vice president and provost for the university. Filling her spot as acting dean is Brook Muller, an associate professor in the Department of Architecture, a core faculty member of the environmental studies program and the AAA associate dean of academic affairs since 2012. In April 2014, Muller published Ecology and the Architectural Imagination.
We are excited to announce the winners of our inaugural ArtsHound on Broadway EW distribution box art contest: (Clockwise) Cortney Grim (1), Samuel Clatterbuck (2), Bayne Gardner (3), Elizabeth Blue Currier (4) and Anna Helena Jackson (5). Here's a sneak peek of the winning designs, but to see the boxes in all their glory come out for the guided First Friday ArtWalk tour Sept. 5 when the artists will introduce their work on boxes scattered around downtown.
Eugene Ballet Company hosts the Sept. 7 "Ballet, Beer & Barre-BQ Bash," a benefit with barbecue, refreshments, outdoor games (including a pointe shoe toss), dance performances and new company members Brian Ruiz, Jun Tanabe and Kaori Fukui introducing the 2014-2015 season, which kicks off with Cinderella, joined by OrchestraNEXT, Oct 25-26 at the Hult. Contact Karen Warner, 485-3992, or firstname.lastname@example.com for tickets.
A new fashion duo is taking the reins of the Whiteaker Block Party Fashion Show this year and they've got some tricks up their secondhand sleeves. Briah Izreal and Oblio Stroyman, new owners of the Whit boutique Redoux Parlour, will host a resale runway show with the help of St. Vinnie's Creative Projects Manager Mitra Chester at 9 pm Saturday, Aug. 2, at the Cornerstone Glass Stage (1068 W. 2nd Ave.) preceded by a performance from the darkwave ensemble Black Magdalene. "We're not working with designers this year," Izreal says.
The Hult Center is reviving its former Wildly Wicked Women of Comedy series, kicking off July 19 with comedian Suzanne Westenhoefer, an LGBT pioneer who starting doing standup in New York City in the early '90s. Raised in Pennsylvania Amish country, Westenhoefer is definitely a trailblazer: She was the first openly gay comedian to land an HBO special and the first to appear on Late Night with David Letterman.
The sixth annual Degenerate Flame Off, a festival for "functional art glass from the underground," runs June 27-29 at the Cornerstone Glass campus in the Whit. Sixteen glass artists from across the country will compete in a 10-hour "flame-off" to make the most gnarly art pipe in the categories of Most Creative, People's Choice and Most Technical.
New Zone Gallery is never one to shy away from tough subject matter. Exhibiting 3D work by North Eugene High School sophomores, New Zone presents Strength and Resistance: Art of the Holocaust June 9-28 with an opening reception 4 to 6 pm Friday, June 13.
EW sat in on a soiree hosted by The Gallery at the Watershed at Noisette Pastry Kitchen May 28, where gallery owner Amy Isler Gibson unveiled the Watershed Arts Foundation, a new nonprofit devoted to local contemporary arts education.
There are certain artists whose work is like a fingerprint, a signature; their art — in style, technique and content — is unmistakably theirs. Locally, we are lucky to have lots of these artists: Shanna Trumbly, Amy Crehore, Jud Turner, John Jay Cruson, Analee Fuentes and too many others to list here.
In a town known for its athletics and music — from track to the Oregon Bach Festival, football to the UO School of Music and Dance — it makes perfect sense for artists to use both pursuits as muse. The Gallery at the Watershed hosts the exhibit Transcendence: A Tribute to the Beauty of the Athlete, Music and Tying It Together — Abstraction in the Visual Arts through June 28.
Pierre Daura doggedly searched for his "self" through painting, in a time of revolution and evolution.
Maybe it's the changing of the seasons, the ongoing downtown renaissance or something else entirely, but EW has noticed a burst of creativity and talent breaking through what remains of winter's fog; May 2's First Friday ArtWalk is no exception. First stop is the 5th Street Public Market with "BLOOM," featuring gardenscapes by Retro Green House, Sweet Pea Designs, Beeologique Bee Hives and more.
The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art opens a new exhibit April 26: The Human Touch. Selected works from the RBC Wealth Management Art Collection will bring you face to face with the work of contemporary art masters such as Chuck Close, Lalla Essaydi, Elizabeth Peyton and Roy Lichtenstein.
Graphic art renegades Blunt Graffix host Gojira, a group art show featuring the work of dozens of printmasters such as Tim Doyle, Anna Witt and Print Mafia. "Gojira" is Japanese for Godzilla, so look for spewing flames and paths of destruction at the opening reception 7 pm Friday, April 18, at Blunt Graffix's studio, 1040 Tyinn St., No. 3; live music provided by Godzilla vs. Battlesnake and the Mothras. Need more time to inspect all the two-tone scales on Zilla's tail? Blunt Graffix hosts an open studio noon to 6 pm Saturday, April 19.
Calling all muralists! Four bridge pillars are waiting to be someone's canvas at the new Washington Jefferson Skatepark, which, once complete (grand opening is slated for June 21), will be the largest covered and lighted public skate park in the nation. The city is hosting a tour of the facility 10:30 am Thursday, April 3. Interested artists should register by contacting firstname.lastname@example.com or call 541-682-205; applications must be submitted by 2 pm Friday, April 11.
Aloha Hawaii! After 32 years in the 50th state, the Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival is coming to Eugene for the first time 7:30 pm Saturday, March 22, at the Hult. Grammy nominee and Na Hoku Hanohano (often called the "Hawaiian Grammys") award winner Stephen Inglis will demonstrate his fancy fingerstylings, and virtuoso slack key guitarist L.T. Smooth will show how he got his nickname.
Golden Girl: With Eugene Opera's The Girl of the Golden West performances fast approaching (March 14 and 16), several complementary exhibits are throwing the saloon doors open. The White Lotus Gallery is hosting an artists' reception with Lynda Lanker and Gary Tepher 2 to 5 pm Saturday, March 1, for the show Women of the Gold Rush West, with works on display (and for sale) by Lanker, Tepher, David Butler, Rich Bergeman and Charles Search.
At 36, Seattleite and dancer Savannah Fuentes has spent half her life studying flamenco. "Flamenco is a lifelong commitment," she says. "It's hard. It's really hard." Fuentes brings her show "El Sol de Medianoche, Flamenco en Vivo" to Cozmic 8 pm Monday, Feb. 24; $20 general, $10 students, $7 kids 12 and under. The Spanish dance is unique, Fuentes says, because while other Latin dances — salsa, tango — are social or with a partner, flamenco is mostly for soloists, and the footwork is particularly complex.
Just announced: The Bali Arts Festival has invited LCC's Balinese dance troupe Tirtha Tari to perform in the capital of Denpasar June 21, 2014. The troupe, consisting of six LCC students led by dance instructor Bonnie Simoa, will study the Legong dance form with master teacher Sang Ayu Ketut Muklen. See Tirtha Tari perform for the Asian Celebration 1:30 pm Saturday, Feb. 15, and 10:55 am Sunday, Feb. 16, at the Lane County Fairgrounds.
Erin Elder of Balinese dance group Tirtha Tar Photo by Michael Brinkerhoff
The Oregon Arts Commission, in conjunction with The Ford Family Foundation, announced the names of 23 artists who will receive Career Opportunity Grants with a total of $61,744 awarded. Scottish-born, Portland-based fiber artist Jo Hamilton received $1,500 for the Contemporary Northwest Visions exhibit and accompanying catalog opening April 1 at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Although Hamilton paints as well, her crochet "paintings" of people and cityscapes are her signature work. Got grant envy?
Oscar prep: Who has two hours for a movie anymore (or three hours, ahem, The Wolf of Wall Street)? Bijou Art Cinemas (on 13th) and the Bijou Metro (downtown) begin screening 2014 Oscar-nominated short films Jan. 31, including animated, live action and documentary films. EW picks: The Lady in Number 6 about Alice Herz Sommer, the world's oldest pianist and Holocaust survivor at 109 years old; the Steampunk-inspired animated hijinx of Mr.
Eugene's biggest dance event of the year, Dance for a Reason (DFAR), celebrates its 20th year 7:30 pm Friday, Jan. 24, at the Hult; $20. This year the nonprofit recital will benefit the School Garden Project and feature more than 20 dance organizations and groups including Kindrid Tribal Belly Dance, Crazy Diamond Hoop Troupe, Kings Krew and Ballet Fantastique.
Oregon's story wouldn't be complete without Ken Kesey, and OPB took that to heart with "Ken Kesey," part of its Oregon Experience film series. The one-hour special premieres 7:30 pm Thursday, Jan. 16, at the McDonald Theatre; tickets are free on a first-come, first-served basis at mcdonaldtheatre.com or at the door. OPB TV will air the special on Jan. 20 at 9 pm.
"Whatever satisfies the soul is truth," wrote Walt Whitman in the preface to Leaves of Grass. By this logic, there may be no better truth than art and music, both of which will come to life in "American Luminosity: Our Poets, Our Composers, Our Art" 7:30 pm Friday, Jan. 10, at UO's Beall Concert Hall.
First Friday ArtWalk opens 2014 with bright colors and natural themes. Hosted by arts writer and photographer Bob Keefer, the walk starts at 5:30 pm at The New Zone Gallery, which is hosting Natural Connections featuring the mixed-media art of David Race and Kathleen Howard Piper. Then to Urban Lumber for Wood Turnings Inspired by Nature, with the exquisite wooden bowls and plates of Tom Borener from Muse Woodcraft. The next stop is EW's top pick: Do not miss the acrylic and oil paintings of Philomath-based artist Carolee Clark at Out On A Limb.


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Criminals today are breaking into their victims' homes, not via the telephone or by a knock on the door, but through computer modems. Pornographers in particular have found 113 million new potential victims for their crimes via the Internet. Purveyors of smut have found it convenient to use the Internet to transmit or trade pornographic images of minors from one user to another.
Many children use the Internet daily to play games, complete homework and write e-mail messages. The ease of data transfer increases the probability that these innocent minors may also be exposed to illegal pornographic material.
The Bexar County Criminal District Attorney's Office has taken a hard stand against child pornography. We aggressively prosecute these types of cases.
As a parent of a minor child, you should know some safety tips to keep your child safe on the Internet.
Talk to your Children
Let your children know that they can talk to you about anything online that makes them feel uncomfortable. Remember, how you respond will determine whether they confide in you the next time they encounter a problem.
Tell your children not to respond when someone offers them something for nothing, such as free software, gifts and money.
Remind your children that the people they chat with are still strangers. Bear in mind that people may not be who they seem. Because you can't see or hear people online it's easy for an adult to pretend they are kids.
Set Rules
Set reasonable rules and guidelines for your children before they venture out on the Internet. Discuss these rules and post them near the computer as a reminder.
Work together to decide what is and is not appropriate. Try to enlist children's cooperation and self-regulation wherever possible. For example, have your children write and sign a statement agreeing not to visit certain Web sites.
Never allow your child to arrange a face-to-face meeting with another computer user without parental permission. If a meeting is arranged, make sure that it's in a public place, and be sure to accompany your child.
Never give out information about your child such as home address, school name, telephone number, age or any other personal information.
Never use your child's name or email address in any public directories or profiles.
Tell your children to never respond to threatening or obscene messages.
Never click on any links that are contained in email from persons they don't know. Such links could lead to sexually explicit or otherwise inappropriate web sites.
Never post photographs of your children on web forums that are available to the public.
As a Family
Make Internet use a family activity. Consider keeping the computer in a family room rather than in the child's bedroom.
Remember that personal computers and online services should not be used as electronic babysitters.
Spend time online with your children. Get to know your children's "online-friends" just as you get to know all of their other friends. Get to know their favorite sites. Talk about what they like and dislike about the site as a way of reinforcing your values.
Be an involved parent. Monitor your child's online activity just as you would the shows they watch on television, the games they play or the movies they see.
What YOU Can Do
Getting online yourself will help alert you to any potential problem that you children may incur while on the Internet.
If you become aware of the transmission, use or viewing of child pornography while online, immediately notify your local police department or report it to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children's Cyber Tipline at 800.843.5678, or visit their website. Also visit the NetSmartz Workshop.
Ask your Internet Service Provider (ISP) whether they offer filtering services to families with young children, many do. If not check out filtering software that you can purchase for a modest cost.
Ask your ISP about their privacy policy and exercise your options for how your personal information will be used.
If your child receives a message that is harassing, of a sexual nature, or threatening, forward a copy to your ISP, and ask for their assistance; and contact your local police department.
Visit www.missingkids.com for more tips on protecting your children.


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Goshen Buick GMC will break ground Wednesday at 2 p.m. on a renovation of the dealership's building.
A new façade will be created to meet new GM dealership standards. DJ Construction of Goshen will be the contractor. According to DJ Construction officials, the renovation will include creating a drive-through canopy
Two local companies interested in re-investing in the community are locking arms on a major renovation project. The company has done similar work for other local GM dealers.
The dealership will remain open throughout the construction. Services and parts will be handled at the adjacent Hyundai building.
Dzung Nguyen is the owner of the Goshen Buick GMC. "Our GM facility is almost 30 years old," he said. "We want to provide a much better facility to our customers. We want them to be comfortable and have a pleasant experience here."
The dealership, along with Nguyen, has earned numerous awards throughout its history, including being named GM's "Mark of Excellence" dealer; and being ranked number one in GM's Purchase Satisfaction Index.
According to Lon Roth, DJ Construction's project manager, the work will be implemented in several phases and completed within four to five months.


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CATEGORIES MoviesBack in January, director Spike Lee held a Q+A at the Sundance Film Festival after the premiere of his film "Red Hook Summer." During the coversation, Lee lashed out at the studio system, admiting that he financed "Red Hook Summer" himself because "I didn't want to hear no motherf*cking notes from the studio telling me... about what a young 13-year-old boy and girl would do in Red Hook. F*ck no." (He also accused the studios of "knowing [nothing] about black people. Nothing!")
In a June interview with GQ Magazine, the fiery director doubled down on those comments.
"If I had to do that over," Lee said, "I would have just taken out a couple motherf*ckers. But I wasn't lying though!"
In addition to "Red Hook Summer," Lee also spoke about progress on the upcoming film "Oldboy." According to Spike, the American remake of the infamously brutal 2003 South Korean flick is currently "waiting for the green light." The movie, which is set to star Josh Brolin, follows the story of a man who's been locked in a hotel room for over a decade without knowing why, and his ensuing quest for vengeance. (Lee was confirmed as director almost a year ago.)
You can read more about Spike's thoughts on "Oldboy," as well as the Wesley Snipes-starring James Brown biopic that never got made, over on GQ
"Red Hook Summer," about a boy from Atlanta who spends the summer with his religious grandfather in the housing projects of Brooklyn, will be in limited release on August 10.
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It's not often that you find yourself in the middle of what might turn into a hostile crowd at eight in the evening. It's not often that you watch press photographers jostling for position, surrounded by angry onlookers and see faces of people who have just been on the news. It's not often that happens to me and it's not often that it happens round the corner from my house. That's where I found myself this week after the verdict from the inquest on the death of Mark Duggan. When you live in Tottenham, that verdict - for the rest of the nation something to tweet about or to discuss in the office the next morning - becomes suddenly the source of consternation.
We don't have a political opposition in Northern Ireland. We have one giant, self-serving, aberrant sectarian mill. Young people don't have jobs or a meaningful future and talking-clock politicians debating the tribal politics of Protestant versus Catholic. A remarkable historical anachronism in these days of enlightenment.
Sudanese have plenty of reasons to demonstrate against the disastrous state of the country's finances; inflation is running at 40% and years of oil revenues have been frittered away. Beyond the capital, Khartoum, there has been little investment in infrastructure, education or heath facilities. Unemployment and under-employment have demoralised those millions who do not benefit from the crony capitalism that has sustained the ruling elite for decades.
Why do individual riot officers who may sympathise with the causes of protesters continue to use force to suppress them? How can officers shoot at a protest that they could have been a part of, had they not chosen to become members of the police? They too experience injustices, have families that must be fed and educated and hold opinions on social and political issues.
Plant Village is a unique social media site, enabling agriculturalists to easily and freely share information on crop disease in real time. With monthly page views of almost 170,000 unique visitors from 190 countries, Plant Village might just revolutionise the way we produce crops and the way we think about our food.
The Left is also in desperate need of cultural renewal. The riots community has an impressive counter-cultural scene to accompany its voices of resistance, and its spoken word poets, hip hop artists, graphic designers, film-makers and performers should play a leading role in shaping a new Left in London and throughout the UK.
The riots were the result of a tangled web of causes, inextricably linked and combining in such a way to create a 'perfect storm' on 6 August 2011. In order to assess whether more riots are on the cards, we need to look at these causes in turn and for each cause, ask ourselves this: Have things improved since 2011? Have we tackled the underlying problem?


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Shockoe Bottom businesses say they can improve their neighborhood and they've got some key players behind them to make it happen.
"The more attractive and more vibrant the community is, the more people are going to come to downtown Richmond," said Andy Thornton of La Difference Furniture Store, which has been in the area for 15 years. "We needed a large space. We wanted it to be downtown. We're huge advocates of urban areas."
Thornton is glad he made the choice, but says there could be some improvements.
"There's high fencing, broken fences, dead fritters, it just isn't necessarily an experience that you say, 'Hey, I want to park my car and spend a lot of time,'" he said.
So, the City is partnering with businesses in a competition for anyone to submit the best new design plan for the area.
"We'll definitely yield something much more creative and interesting than if we in a room decided to come up with something on our own," said Chrystal Neal with the Chamber of Commerce.
Baskervill architects are taking note. Their concerns range from safety to navigation.
"Lighting, walkability, just a more friendly type of environment," said Bob Tierney. "Late in the evening, there's been some crime in the area."
They are already creating their submission, which would tie the train station to the Canal Walk and be a very inviting place for people to walk.
Organizers say you don't have to be an architect to dream up a better Shockoe.
"You can draw something on a poster board, you can cut out magazine articles or you can actually draw something if you're talented in that regard," Neal said.
Any master plan is welcomed to eliminate blight, encourage artistry and a vibrant atmosphere.
"Hopefully if we do this right people will say, 'That was phenomenal. Who would've thought that would be the answer?'" Thornton added.
Tuesday is the deadline for anyone to say they're interested. Then on Thursday, participants will present their plan at Main Street Station. The first place winner will get $1,500.
There will be judges helping choose the winners, but the public is also invited to vote for the People's Choice winner through text messaging on-site. The contest begins Thursday at 4:30 p.m.
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Cross Country Heads to UCF Black & Gold Challenge
FORT MYERS, Fla. - The FGCU men's and women's cross country teams will head to Orlando, Fla. to compete in the 2012 UCF Black and Gold Challenge on Friday, October 12.
The women's 6k race is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m. followed by the men's 8k scheduled to start at 5:40 p.m. It will mark the first time this season that the women have run an 6k event. This is the second time FGCU has competed in the UCF Black and Gold Challenge. Last season the men's team finished second out of the 12 teams, while the women's team finished fourth out of 16.
"The women's team looked really good in training this week and this will be their first 6k of the season," said head coach Cassandra Goodson. "It will be interesting to see how they handle the distance. The best part of this year's men's team is we have probably nine guys that on any given day could be our top five. Having that depth is what is going to make this team good. The cohesiveness and synergy are going to be the key to the team's success. If we can really learn to run well as a team, we can have as much depth at the front of races as anyone. At UCF, we are going to work on running as a group through the first 3k and then start to spread out."
The men's team is coming off a second place finish at the Walt Disney World Classic, which saw junior Argeo Cruz (Immokalee, Fla./Immokalee HS) finish fifth overall with a time of 26:01.18. Senior Alexander Schilling (Dresden Germany/Queens Univ. of Charlotte) also finished in the top 10 when he came in ninth place with a time of 26:27.64.
The women's team finished third overall at the Walt Disney World Classic with senior Barrie Cohen (Voorhees, NJ/Eastern Regional HS) and junior Kelly Perzanowski (St. Clairsville, Ohio/St. Clairsville HS) placing second and fourth, respectively.
The men's and women's teams are looking to improve upon last season's finishes with this being the final race before the Atlantic Sun Championships. FGCU will place host the Conference Championships, on Saturday October 27, at Buckingham Park.
A total of 17 teams will be competing in this event, including Atlantic Sun Conference opponents UNF, Stetson, and Jacksonville.
Results and recaps from both races will be available at www.FGCUATHLETICS.com at the conclusion of the event.
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Jonathan Lanning, Sr.
Dillion McGee, Sr.
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Chris Rudloff, Jr.
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FGCU Women Participants
Barrie Cohen, Sr.
Courtney Corradetti, Fr.
Kelsey English, Fr.
Caity Hoffman , Jr.
Savanah Lacey, Fr.
Gretchen MacMillan, Jr.
Kelly Perzanowski, Jr.
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Manuscript Monday: Muriel Sibell Wolle
Muriel Sibell Wolle (1898-1977), originally from New York, earned her master's degree in English Literature from the University of Colorado at Boulder. Among her many other achievements, she went on to head the English department there. After touring Central City, Colorado, in 1926, Wolle became enamored of western mining and ghost towns, which she studied in detail. Her collection (WH906) is comprised of notes, articles, clippings, interviews, and much more. Wolle wrote several books, including Stampede to Timberline, The Bonanza Trail, Montana Pay Dirt, Ghost Cities of Colorado, and Timberline Tailings. Read more about Muriel Sibell Wolle in the online finding aid. DPL also has some of her artwork in the WHG department and online in the Digital Collections.
This collection, along with many other amazing collections, books, photos, and oodles more, are available in the Western History and Genealogy department of the Central Library.
Murial Wolle
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I will forget the facination of the word and paintings that Murial Wolle created in my imagination as a boy in Junior High School. Colorado History imortalized in the form of 2 books, Stampede to Timberline and Timberline Tailings. What a visionary and personal role model.


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PULASKI TOWNSHIP, Pennsylvania - As public officials in one Lawrence County community considered additional permits for horizontal wells Tuesday, allegations against the officials were raised during the public hearing.
It was standing room only inside the Pulaski Township municipal building, as supervisors approved zoning related permits for five additional wells at a current well site on North Valley View Road.
ShaleComm Executive Vice President and Hilcorp Communications Consultant Vince Bevacqua said "There are two wells. Currently a third one is being drilled. Those had been permitted. Today (Tuesday) we're asking to drill five more wells on the property under the same conditions on the same pad using the same road. There's really no change as far as the community is concerned."
Supervisor Lori Sniezek now works for Hilcorp Energy and recused herself from voting on the permits.
However during the hearing, one Pulaski resident testified and submitted documentation as evidence of other potential conflicts of interest for the supervisors.
Pulaski resident Suzanne Matteo said "Some of the information I had was a DEP map saying that Sam Varano's in-laws are going to directly financially gain from these permits as they have the other three he voted on and that's a clear conflict of interest and also all three township supervisors hold current leases with Hilcorp Energy."
The township supervisors and solicitor would not comment on camera. The solicitor says these ethics complaints will be addressed at the next monthly meeting. The regularly scheduled meetings are the first Monday of every month.
Matteo is pushing forward with submitting the documentation to the state ethics commission.
She is also pursuing a lawsuit after her iPad was taken by a police officer while she was recording the regular township meeting on Monday July 1.
"Its clearly they've overstepped their boundaries. They're not above the law. My rights were taken away from me. I was not combative. I've been threatened with disorderly conduct. I had 58 people in there (at the meeting) that said i was willing to give up the iPad. I was willing to leave. I was thrown off," she said.
Chad Adams, the Pulaski Township Police officer in charge, would not comment on camera but said "There was a verbal altercation and a disruption of a meeting and the individual was asked to leave and refused to leave after several warnings. It (the iPad) was kept as evidence and it has been returned."
Adams said that they are considering charges against two people who were at Monday's meeting during the incident. He did not release their names.


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luxury in the center of Paris next to Orsay museum in Paris
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Apartment
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$ 2,093 - $ 2,520 / week
$ 5,000 - $ 7,500 / month
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This luxury two bedroom apartment is just behind the Musee D'Orsay, hosting the great masters of Impressionism. The apartment is located in the quite cobblestone courtyard of a classic Parisian building, in the first floor. Rue Verneuil is a beautiful street lined with art galleries, small ethnic restaurants and boutiques and is in the heart of St Germain des Pres fabulous area, across the Seine from the Louvre museum and only one block from the great rue du Bac shopping area, with many great restaurants nearby, including the hot Joel Robuchon's Atelier! Most monuments and museums are within walking distance.
The apartment was completely renovated in 2004 and has been meticulously maintained. It has two bedrooms, one with a double bed and the other with a set of twin beds, and a sleeping sofa in the living room that converts into a double bed, sleeping up to 6 people. However, the apartment is ideal for 4 guests, as the space might feel too compact for 6. Included in the apartment is a complete kitchen with everything you need to cook, a washer/drier and a full size bathroom with shower stall and separate WC.
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Last modified on 08-18-2014 at 9:30 PM.
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Rosa Ten 1-415-2185570
apartment rental amenities
Amenities include cable TV with multiple international channels, unlimited wireless high speed Internet (you need to bring your own laptop) and unlimited free phone calls to the USA, Canada and many other countries.
Full kitchen with oven, toaster, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer.
Bathroom with hairdryer, towel warmer, separate WC.
activities and attractions in Paris Ile-de-France
The apartment is one block away from the musee d'Orsay, hosting the largest collection of French Impressionism, across the river from the Louvre museum, a few blocks away from Saint Germain de Pres, a 15 min walk to Notre Dame and walking distance to most monuments and museums in Paris. The neighborhood is one of the most elegants in Paris and the street is quiet and has multiple resturants, art galleries and boutiques.
vacation rental rates
High Season: $360/nt for >7 nights; $380/nt for 3-6 nights; $7500/month
Low Season: $299/nt for >7 nights; $330/nt for 3-6 nights; 4200 Euros/month
High Season: April 1 to Oct 31, Dec 20 to Jan 3
Low Season: Nov 1 to March 31
$175 cleaning surcharge for short stay (< 5 nights)
Arrival surcharge for last minute reservations (when key cannot be mailed):
-6-8 pm: 35 Euros
-8-11 pm: 50 Euros
-after 11 pm: 100 Euros
Rosa Ten 1-415-2185570
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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 Paris
- visit Musee d'Orsay
- visit Musee Louvre
- dine in a great French restaurant
- ride a bateau mouche
- go on top of the Eiffel tower
Top things to do on a budget
- visit Sacre Coeur and Montmatre
- walk along the Seine
- visit Notre Dame de Paris
- visit Centre Pompidou
- buy warm croissants in a boulangerie
Top things to do with a family
- jardin de Luxemburg
- jardin de plantes
- bateau mouche
- Eiffel tower
- musee Rodin
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Copy operations, especially for the whole screen content are slow on the device. With the approach mentioned before I have at least 2 copy operations (back buffer switch + painter.drawImage) and of course I have some application specific operations to fill the image. So we are talking about at least 3 pixel fill operations per frame for the whole screen.
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Alex Rodriguez says he will be back with the New York Yankees next season, according to Peter Botte on Twitter:
Plans change, but ARod says he has no plans to waive no-trade clause. "That's correct. I will be back. I have a lot to prove."— Peter Botte (@PeterBotte) October 19, 2012
Speculation has been rampant, with the numerous benchings Rodriguez endured throughout the Yankees' failed playoff run, that the team is desperate to unload the erstwhile superstar. He performed miserably in the 2012 post-season, collecting only three singles in 25 plate appearances while failing to drive in a single run. He did not start in either games 3 or 4 in the ALCS, as the Yankees were swept by the Detroit Tigers.
As Botte noted, plans change. Rodriguez is not a popular man in New York, and though he may want to stay with the Yankees, he could decide it is best to part ways. He is certainly not the all-world mega-star he once was, but his .272/.353/.430 hitting line in 2012 would be a welcomed addition to a number of teams' infields.


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Hey there arnerator, have a great Labor Day and week ahead.
Here is wishing you a HAPPY BIRTHDAY. May there be many more.
Hey there bro! Geez, I just lost ALL my notifications from my whiteboard and inbox, and it's gonna be a real BI*$H trying to figure out what is what. Anyhow, you wrote " "I don't think I can buy into that line." I can't blame you for saying that, as it's only going to help out us and the consumers of the world for a very short period of time as it's being done to help prop up the prices of oil and gas higher and to offset losses from the conventional wells that are and will be running dry. The price of oil and gas will be lower than it has been, and stable compared to some months and years, but we're still going to go up again.
How I would love to have some sockeye, mullet and others. Oh well... No, nothing good to speak of just yet. I'm going for two more here this afternoon. Both are plastics manufacturers, one I formerly worked at.
Fish just like anything can be frozen for the future. It's not as good as fresh, but I'll take it any day of the week.
Oh, I had some trout, salmon, clams, tilapia and other stuff this week. Even though I'm homeless, I like my fish and can usually get some.
I had meant to write stuck there below, not suck. Anyhow, sometimes the computers don't function 100% today, nor the phones or tablets for that matter and sometimes they just don't keep up with us when we're typing fast. Anyhow, yeah, it sure shows how people are getting ripped off. You have a great day and weekend of it! Wish me well on the job front. I'm truly trying to find one, a better and decent one, a good employers and a decent wage. Enjoy the upcoming week ahead.
I'd imagine you're suck out there, sort of. Geez, only a difference of 15 cents. How awesome that would be, and it's a no-brainer to get it as it's better mileage and less money spent.
Here, if you're in the poorer areas, the prices tend to be lower unless they're having a gas war. Near the beaches, it's higher and by the wealthier areas as well. Then add on the differences for regular unleaded gasoline versus the normal lower priced E-10. Non-ethanol is better for the engines, you get better mileage, but the price difference is 50 to 80 cents a gallon more; and sometimes more than that.
Yeah, I know about that speaking too soon thing. I used to do that a lot, but now I try to peg the prices for most everything ahead of time. Glad I do as I'm mostly right. We only raised at about a dozen stations in our area, and by no more than four cents as of yesterday midday, but now it's hitting all over and by eight to 12 cents or more at many. It's not so much the stations that are higher are ripping you off, as they DON'T set the price, it's the middle men and state regulators doing that. They charge what they can in different areas and it also depends on station volume. Smaller stations generally pay more.


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The co-main event of the UFC on Fox 8: "Johnson vs. Moraga" network television show from the KeyArena in Seattle, Washington, featured Canadian wunderkind Rory MacDonald putting his top welterweight ranking on the line against fellow 170-pound beast Jake Ellenberger. The two came into this evening with visions of a title shot dancing in their heads but an impressive performance was likely needed.
Round one saw both men race to the center of the cage, attempting to establish that ever elusive "Octagon control" you hear so much about but never really understand. "Ares" reach advantage gave him an early edge, allowing him to establish range and stay away from Ellenberger's power right hand.
And his power left, for that matter.
Meanwhile, MacDonald's offense consisted of a light jab and a lot of feints. He boxed dirty when they clinched up, but that was a brief exchange and very little damage was dealt.
Or at least that's how it appeared.
Really, the first round was a stalemate.
For more on MacDonald vs. Ellenberger click here, and for complete UFC on Fox 8 results and blow-by-blow coverage of all the night's action click here.


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The Organic Garden Club is dedicated to learning and teaching about principles and practices that promote successful earth-friendly living. We USUALLY meet on the last Tuesday of the month from 6:30 to 8:00 pm at the Newbury Park Library, 2331 Borchard Road, Newbury Park. (The library allows us to reserve the meeting room for only three months at a time, so be sure to check this website for exact dates.) The meeting is free and open to the public. Sign in and welcome begins at 6:15 pm.
August 27 - Tuesday
This is our CROP SWAP meeting at the Newbury Park Library at 6:15-8:00pm. Bring your extra garden produce to share. You can cut it up for tasting or make a dish for a potluck. Please bring your favorite recipes to share also. It will be a wonderful evening for trying and learning new things and a great chance to talk with friends--new and old! We will have plates, forks and cups.
A local organic farmer has donated Sequoia organic strawberry "starts" and organic tomato seedlings: orange zinger, black cherry, green zebra, etc. Your donation in exchange for plants will go into our school garden scholarship fund as well as the Channel Islands District lunch we are hosting spring of 2014.
Please keep in mind that the Newbury Park library parking lot is under construction and you will need to plan some extra time for parking.
September 25 - Wednesday
We will have a speaker on "Nutrition in the garden" at the Newbury Park Library 6:15-8:00 pm.
October 29 - Tuesday
6:30-8:30pm at Horizon Hills School multipurpose room, 33 Greta St., Thousand Oaks. Ventura County Supervisor Linda Parks will speak on "Environmental Issues in Ventura County." We will have a walking tour of the school native garden and community garden from 6:40-7:00. Linda Parks will begin speaking at 7:15.
November 19 - Tuesday
Mark Matthews, landscape designer, will discuss "Designing Your Yard with Edibles," in-ground gardening and using aqua culture systems.
December 10 - Tuesday
6:30-8:30 our club Holiday Potluck for members and spouse or guest at the home of one of our members.
Come learn and grow with us!
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Features and benefits of our meetings:
Every meeting we enjoy free seeds, crop swap of home-grown veggies, free raffle for members, learning from fellow garden enthusiasts, field trips to nearby nurseries, farms and other places of interest to gardeners and much more.
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Booster Seat Law Improvements Get Past First Baby Step
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Legislation to protect children in vehicles with better booster seats barely passed the Transportation Committee in Frankfort today with a vote along party lines. Engineers, scientists, and physicians, said booster seat rules need to conform to best practices to prevent serious injuries due to improper positioning. Motor vehicle crashes are the leading causes of death in kids ages 3 to 14 years. Almost all the Republicans opposed any changes and voted against improving the current Booster Seat Law. One conservative Republican said she opposed it because it was too much regulation. We suppose they didn't like hearing about the scientific facts concerning proper belt positioning with their distrust of science. Conservatives could be heard complaining about too much government and the nanny state. This new Booster Seat Law has been killed several times by the Republican controlled Senate. However, Kentucky Democrats said they will never stop trying to reduce child injuries and fatalities in this regard.
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SANDY HOOK, Ky. -- In 1988, the band Alabama scored a No. 1 country hit with "Song of the South," Bob McDill's tribute to life in rural Dixie. Twangy and anthemic, the tune entrenched itself in the Southern canon, primarily in jukeboxes and college party playlists. South of the Mason-Dixon line, its opening fiddle lick is no less a catalyst for beer-sloshing revelry than the first piano chords of Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'."
But lost on a generation of good ol' boys and fist-pumping frat brothers has been "Song of the South's" central theme: Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal and the fealty to the Democratic Party it renewed among rural, primarily white southerners.
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---- — UTICA — The North Country Community College Saints should have a good appetite for the Thanksgiving Day meal.
The Saints, rebounding from their first loss of the season, defeated Mohawk Valley Community College 86-79 to wrap up the pre-holiday men's basketball schedule.
"We wanted to leave the weekend with a split and go home for Thanksgiving 6-1. This way the turkey should taste pretty good," joked NCCC Coach Chad LaDue.
"It would have been nice to go unbeaten, but any time you can go on the road to Herkimer and Mohawk and come away with a split you have to be pretty happy."
The Herkimer Generals pinned an 88-70 loss on the Saints on Saturday.
A determined NCCC club led Sunday's game from start to finish, opening a 40-29 lead by halftime and then holding Mohawk Valley safe the second half.
"We shared the ball extremely well today," LaDue pointed out. "Steve Carder (28 points, 12 rebounds) played very well and Jared Heden hit five 3's for us.
"We had guys step up. Steven Poulter (8 of his 13 points) in the first half and Brody Douglass (10 of 12 in the second half) who dealt with a little foul trouble, but helped to take over the game down the stretch."
Heden finished with 23 points, giving the Saints two with 20 or more on the day. He joined Michael Boyea with five assists.
Alexshay Pearce tallied 21 points to lead Mohawk Valley (4-3).
North Country returns to action a week from Tuesday against Jefferson Community College in Watertown.
North Country 86, Mohawk Valley 79
North Country CC (86)
Boyea 1-2-4, Douglass 5-2-12, Poulter 3-4-13, Heden 7-4-23, Carder 10-8-28, Henderson 2-0-6, Mills 0-0-0, Grcic 0-0-0, Patraw 0-0-0. Totals 28-20-86.
Mohawk Valley (79)
Brown 2-1-5, Pierre-Louis 3-2-8, Pinnock 3-5-11, Martinez 1-2-4, Pearce 7-1-21, Harley 3-2-10, Quarles 1-0-2, Williams 0-0-0, Campbell 2-2-6, Barlow 1-0-2, Burton 1-0-2, Lewis 2-4-8. Totals 26-19-79.
Halftime: NCCC, 40-29
3-point goals: NCCC (10) Poulter 3, Heden 5, Henderson 2. MVCC (8) Pearce 6, Harley 2.
Maine, Augusta 88
Paul Smith's 76
AUGUSTA, Me. — The University of Maine, Augusta took advantage of Paul Smith's College's sluggish start to open an early lead and then went on to defeat the Bobcats 88-76 in men's basketball Saturday night.
Paul Smith's fell behind by 23 in the first half before adjusting to the UMA press. The Bobcats went on a 14-2 run to end the half and cut the margin to 49-38 at the break.
The visitors maintained that momentum early in the second half and three times closed to within two points of UMA. However, the Bobcats' aggressive play after intermission eventually caught up to them with UMA picking up 22 points from the free-throw line. For the game, UMA was 20 of 26 from the line.
"Our early poor play put us in too deep of a hole to overcome, but the team played hard the entire time after the slow start," Paul Smith's Coach Joe Akey said.
"We had our chances when it was a 2-point game, but the team needs to learn how to take over at that point and right now, we are not there."
Shiva Sentil led Paul Smith's (2-5, 2-3 Yankee Conference) with 27 points, five assists and five steals. Devon Carr chipped in with 20 points, nine rebounds, four assists and four steals while Adam Klock added 13 points, five rebounds and two steals.
Andrew Pullen, with 27 points and 11 rebounds, led UMA while Keith Chesley contributed 21 points and 10 rebounds and Walker Cooper, 14 points and 10 rebounds.
Paul Smith's College (76)
Medina 3-0-6, Wightman 3-0-6, Hapgood 0-0-0, Carr 9-1-20, Odell 0-0-0, Senthil 10-0-27, Klock 6-0-13, Poltorak 0-0-0, McCuin 1-2-4, Total 32-3-76
Univ. of Maine, Augusta (88)
Pullen 9-7-27, Cooper 6-1-14, Chesley 7-7-21, Cochran 0-0-0, Stephen 3-0-6, Faulkner 4-0-9, Alley 1-0-2, Mitchell 0-0-0, Nguyen 2-5-9 Total 32-20-88
Halftime: UMA, 49-38.
3-Point goals: PSC (9) Senthil 7, Klock, Carr; UMA (4) Pullen 2, Cooper, Faulkner.
Women's basketball
Mohawk Valley 84
North Country 39
UTICA — The Saints were no match Sunday for the Hawks, but they have plenty of company.
Mohawk Valley has reeled off six wins without a loss and the smallest margin of victory has been 28 points. North Country's 45-point differential isn't even the most onesided. The Hawks pounded Cayuga CC by 56 and won four more contests by 36 or more points.
"Mohawk Valley is a very good team — very talented and athletic," NCCC Coach Jerrad Dumont said.
"I was a little disappointed today because I thought that our team came out scared and intimidated. However, after we got settled in, I thought that Veronica Uras played very well and really showed a lot of toughness for us."
Uras led the Saints with 10 points.
Mohawk Valley 84, North Country 39
Mohawk Valley CC (84)
Brown 3-2-9, Brooks 5-2-14, Ray 3-3-11, Way 6-0-17, Walker 1-1-3, Jones 1-0-2, Haewood 1-1-3, Moses 0-0-0, Thomas 0-2-2, Giles 1-4-6, Suarez 0-0-0, Murphy 8-0-17, Hafeez 0-0-0. Totals 29-15-84.
North Country CC (39)
Uras 3-2-10, Keitt 1-0-2, Jock 0-0-0, Kezar 2-0-6, Demarais 0-2-2, Gary 0-2-2, Branton 1-0-2, Gausby 1-5-8, Lapage 2-1-5, Kyles 1-0-2. Totals 11-12-39.
Halftime: Mohawk Valley, 48-22.
3-point goals: NCCC (5) Uras 2, Kezar 2, Gausby. MVCC (11) Brown, Brooks 2, Ray 2, Way 5, Murphy.


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The Auburn Tigers will be down a top recruit this fall as Kris Frost will undergo surgery on Tuesday to fix his right shoulder, which he reportedly hurt during a weightlifting session. He may have to redshirt for the 2011 season, according to reports, and pick up a fifth year of eligibility.
As the reports state, Frost has taken to Facebook and Twitter to express his disappointment over this development. He was hoping to have an impact his freshman year as part of the linebacker unit, but he'll need to wait a year.
Frost announced his decision to attend Auburn (over the LSU Tigers and the Michigan Wolverines) during the U.S. Army All-American Game in January. At the time though, Auburn didn't have any more room to accept his commitment. Fortunately for Frost, Auburn was able to juggle some things around and accepted him several days later.
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The Eagles acquired Barnes from Baltimore for an undisclosed pick in the 2011 draft on Saturday.||||||| Barnes has played in 38 games in three seasons and has five sacks, including three in his last five games in 2009. "We always had our eye on Barnes, ever since he came into the draft (in 2007)," GM Howie Roseman said. "He's got rare speed, and it's hard to find guys who can consistently get pressure on the quarterback. And it goes back to our philosophy here, that we're going to make sure our defense is able to get pressure on the quarterback."
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5 Questions to Ask When Reading the Bible
from Steven Lawson Sep 01, 2014 Category: ArticlesHow exactly does the Bible—an ancient book written thousands of years ago—reveal God's way to people today? There are several key questions we must ask, the answers to which reveal to us the way. Here they are: 1. Is there a command to obey?
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What Are We Saved From?
from Richard Phillips Jul 21, 2014 Category: ArticlesA number of years ago, R.C. Sproul wrote a book with a title that asked a vitally important question. It was Saved from What? He began by recounting a time almost forty years earlier when a stranger abruptly had stopped him and asked, "Are you saved?" Sproul was taken aback by the intrusion and responded with the first words that came into his mind: "Saved from what?" Here is a good question that every Christian witness should be able to answer. Keep Reading
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Diligently Teaching Your Children
from L. Michael Morales Jul 19, 2014 Category: ArticlesBernard of Clairvaux, the twelfth-century doctor of the church who penned the hymn "O Sacred Head, Now Wounded," opens his devotional classic On Loving God with the following words: "You wish for me to tell you why and how God should be loved. My answer is that God himself is the reason why He is to be loved. As for how He is to be loved, there is to be no limit to that love." Keep Reading
Ask R.C. Live: July 2014
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Can a Christian Lose Their Salvation?
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May You Live in Interesting Times
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Should We Use Our Personal Testimony in Evangelism?
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Praying for Our Children's Salvation
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A Louisville woman was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly biting her boyfriend.
According to Louisville Metro Police, Selina Marlow, 27, was found yelling from the street when they were dispatched to Markwell Court.
The victim, Marlow's boyfriend, said she bit him in the face, under his cheek and on his left bicep. Apparently Marlow also scratched his right eye and on the bridge of his nose.
The boyfriend told police that Marlow was upset because he was not showing her enough attention.
Marlow is being charged with 4th degree assault (domestic violence).
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Winston-Salem Journal
WAKE FOREST, N.C. — William Bozeman of Wake Forest Baptist says a study found no apparent cardiac complications.
Taking a Taser shot to the chest is no more dangerous than to other body parts, a Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center study has found.
However, the study is unlikely to change how law-enforcement officers use the device, analysts and officials said last week.
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