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A surgery that literally removes half a patient's brain appears to be beneficial in the long-term. The procedure is a last resort for children who suffer from severe epilepsy.
Experts believe removing the diseased portion of the brain stops seizures and the brain learns to work without the areas that were removed.
Researchers at the Cleveland Clinic reviewed the medical records of nearly 200 patients and found more than half were seizure free after the procedure. The remaining patients saw a significant drop in seizure activity.
Additionally, more than two-thirds were able to speak and walk independently and sixty percent attended mainstream schools.
Outside experts say the procedure isn't without risk and not all patients have excellent outcomes. However, when faced with a lifetime of severe disability, most parents are choosing this procedure for their children.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - More gusting winds of 20-25 mph and wet conditions on Tuesday again caused havoc for the Jacksonville men's golf
team in the final round of the Eagle/Osprey Intercollegiate held at Deerwood County Club. The Dolphins posted a 310 team score to finish at 925 (314-301-310) for the 54-hole event.
Jacksonville took 14th amongst the 15 teams while junior Brett McKinnon paced the Dolphins for the fourth time in four events this season as he tied for 26th at 10-over, 216 (75-74-77).
Vanderbilt clamied the team title carding an 876 while Logan McCraken of Tulsa claimed medalist honors with a five-under 211.
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Queen's outlines Tett Centre partnership proposal to the Kingston community
Queen's has put forward a proposal to the community for a joint Kingston Cultural Centre/Queen's Performing Arts Campus on the Tett Centre site that would bring both new arts facilities to the city and some stability and support to valuable components of the existing arts community. For details, see page 3 of the April 10 Gazette.
Queen's aims to work with community to develop Tett site
Queen's has put forward a proposal to the community for a joint Kingston Cultural Centre/Queen's Performing Arts Campus on the Tett Centre site that would bring both new arts facilities to the city and some stability and support to valuable components of the existing arts community.
At the invitation of the City of Kingston, the university outlined its proposal for redevelopment of the former brewery site and its century-old limestone structures at a public meeting attracting about 150 local residents last Monday night.
The Queen's proposal calls for a new performing arts complex that would contain a 300-seat concert hall and a 200-seat theatre while also incorporating space for the Domino theatre company (should this option interest Domino).
Queen's proposes to purchase the site, with the exception of the Tett Centre, which could remain in city ownership or be placed in a trust for the arts and cultural community. Such an arrangement would be subject to an agreement that the proceeds of the sale be reinvested in the Tett building and used to assist in the capital development of a suitable facility for the Domino Theatre (which could be part of the new complex). Queen's would commit to negotiating a long-term lease with Domino to give it the security it needs.
"It was very gratifying to see the level of interest and receptiveness to this proposal in the audience," says Vice-Principal (Operations and Finance) Andrew Simpson. "I sensed that the arts community is ready to give this some serious consideration and to envision how this approach could benefit them and the larger community.
"We hope we've been successful in communicating our commitment to working with the city and the community in a respectful collaboration that will be mutually enriching and result in a significant enhancement of the cultural life of Kingston."
A next-day editorial in the Kingston Whig-Standard noted that some anxiety on the part of those who use the centre, as the city moves to make the site more self-sustaining, appears to be dissipating. "Initial public reaction, much of its based on fear of losing a valuable public resource, has brought a generous response from Queen's, making the project much more viable."
The Queen's proposal is one of three options the city is considering, as part of the current review undertaken by Artscape, the consulting firm commissioned by the City.
Should the Queen's proposal be accepted, no arts or cultural groups would be forced from the site. Any development undertaken by Queen's, in the event that the City is interested in pursuing this option, will be informed by commitments to:
- Strengthen existing linkages with arts and cultural groups
- Make the new concert hall and theatre open for bookings from community groups
- Work with the city to meet the needs of Domino and Tett Centre tenants
- Heritage (i.e. renewing the historic elements of the Steller Buck building and proposing the use of the acquisition proceeds be used for the renewal of the Tett building).
- Public accessibility of waterfront, including the development of an outdoor amphitheatre for summer performances.
- Enhanced access to and awareness of the new Kingston Cultural Centre/Queen's Performing Arts Campus.
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|Putnam libraries name events
|Monday, January 28, 2013 3:32 PM
The Putnam County District Library in Ottawa has announced upcoming events.
Mystery Lovers Book Club
The Putnam County District Library in Ottawa will have a Book Talk at 1 p.m. on Thursday.
The title is "The Teaberry Stangler" by Laura Childs and registration is required in so enough books can be ordered. The Mystery Lovers Book Club will meet at 1 p.m. on Wednesdays every other month. Some of the authors include: Anne Perry, Debbie Macomber, Susan Albert, Mary Jane Clark, Paul Gaus, Joan Hess and Sue Grafton.
For any questions call the library and ask for Jan.
Book Discussion at Ottawa Library
The Putnam County District Library in Ottawa will have a book discussion at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 20.
Register at the library and pick up your copy of "The Zookeeper's wife: a War Story by Diane Ackerman." This book is a true story in which the keepers of the Warsaw zoo saved hundreds of people from Nazi hands. In order for enough books to be ordered, registration is required.
Story Times Starting
Putnam County District Library locations will have "Ready to Read" story times starting Feb. 24 through April 25. These story times will include six critical pre-reading skills that can help your child become better readers.
The schedule for all locations is as follows:
Columbus Grove - Tuesday at 10:30 a.m.
Continental - Monday at 6:30 p.m.
Fort Jennings - Thursday at 6:30 p.m.
Kalida - Tuesday at 10 a.m.
Leipsic - Wednesday at 3:30 p.m.
Ottoville - Monday at 6:30 p.m.; Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.; Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Thursday at 10 a.m.
Pandora - Wednesday at 10 a.m.
All are welcome to attend these free programs.
Family Fun Movie Night at the Library
The Putnam County District Library in Ottawa will show "Hotel Transylvanie" at 6 p.m. on Feb. 26 at 6:00 p.m.
All are welcome to see this free movie sponsored by The Friends of the Putnam County District Library.
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Brian Gianci's holiday black comedy takes place as a family gathers to celebrate Christmas Eve dinner. After a rough year rife with economic difficulties, some family members ponder the question...at 80 years old, how much longer does Grandma need to hold on to her vast fortune? Through Jan. 6, 2013, at the Theatre at St. Clement's.


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LYONS - The season-opening tennis matches for Great Bend High School found the Panthers taking their junior varsity to the Lyons varsity invitational.
With the fall sports season getting under way, a full evening of activities will be held on the Great Bend High School campus late this afternoon and tonight.
Great Bend High School head coach Bo Black and his football staff genuinely entertained the prospect of having a two-platoon system at quarterback with Mitch Kottas and Matt Marshall.
The Great Bend High School Panthers proudly wore the label of having the toughest all-class football schedule in the state last season.
Great Bend's girls' high school tennis team opens the 2011 fall campaign earlier than any other sport.
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Shortstop Logan Buehler, third baseman Darien Blackwill and catcher Landon Leuenberger - three vital cogs on the Great Bend High School baseball team - have been named as All-Western Athletic Conference first-team picks.
Pitcher Jordan Haney, catcher-pitcher Abby Morrison and third baseman Stephanie Morrison of Great Bend High School were named as first-team picks on the All-Western Athletic Conference softball team.
The Garden City High School girls' soccer team won the Western Athletic Conference with a record of 6-1-1.
The Mid-Central Activities Association only had three high school softball teams in the league.
WICHITA - Macksville High School's Adam Oak, who qualified for state in four events, took home a silver medals in the 200-meter dash and the 300 hurdles.
There is more than one way to band a team together.
Panther Cards are still available in the activities office at the Great Bend High School.
The Panther Booster Club Ice Cream Social/Mixer will be held in the Great Bend High School Commons at 3 p.m. on Sunday for athletes planning to participate in sports during the 2014-15 school year and their parents.
Great Bend High School football season tickets are on sale in the activities office.
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Students taking classes through an approved Old Dominion's Distance Learning site are eligible to receive Financial Aid.
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3:12pm Wednesday 21st November 2012 in News By Neil Hunter
A JUDGE rapped a drug-taking mother and warned that her children could be taken from her unless she stops smoking cannabis.
Michaela Bishop, 24, from Middlesbrough, was told that "others might intervene" if she is caught again with illegal substances.
The home Bishop shares with Jake Wray, 25, was raided by police on December 13 last year, Teesside Crown Court was told.
Officers found bagged up deals of cannabis hidden around the house and £216 worth of amphetamine stashed in a freezer.
Wray admitted possessing Class B drugs with intent to supply after claiming he was the dealer and his partner was just a user.
Judge Howard Crowson described the confession as "merciful and just justifiable" because it saved Bishop harsher punishment.
The mother-of-two admitted simple possession of Class B drugs and was given a 12-month community order with supervision.
Wray received a ten-month jail sentence, suspended for a year, with supervision and 120 hours of unpaid work for the community.
Judge Crowson warned them both that they are likely to be locked up if they offend again or breach the orders he made.
The court heard how she bought a bulk deal with money she was given for Christmas, and needed the drugs to combat a back complaint.
Wray's barrister, Duncan McReddie, told the court: "He is not a habitual or long-standing drug dealer, a vital component in the chain."
Rachel Dyson, for Bishop, of Talbot Street, said: "The whole proceedings have been a rather large wake-up call for her."
Prosecutors accepted her plea of guilty to simple possession after Wray admitted being the one concerned in the dealing.
Judge Crowson told her: "Any amount of complaint of sciatica will not justify your possession of cannabis.
"If you persist, you might also find that it impacts on your abilities to be a mother and others might intervene."
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e mam goes out the back for the odd spliff when there in bed hardly crime of the year......And i wasnt a dealer of anphetimines in any way shape or form infact we had never seen it in our lives i pleaded guilty because she was going to get done for it.........it was in an old broken feezer out her back yard what had been there since she moved in the house......So give your head a wobble will ya ya little crettin.........My kids are better looked after than you ya fool
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Peter Johnson's degree from Rend Lake College was the launchpad to a stellar career. Literally.
The RLC Class of 1985 graduate, and this year's RLC Alumnus of the Year, used his education at RLC and beyond to transform himself from janitor to NASA engineer. It took hard work and a determined focus on education.
"I worked as a janitor at Bethel Elementary in Mt. Vernon," he explained. "A social worker in Mt. Vernon, Ms. Watkins, arranged for me to be involved in the CITA program. That allowed me to work on an associate in applied science at Kaskaskia College. But once I realized that degree would not lead to an engineering degree, I entered Rend Lake College."
He graduated with his associate in science and didn't waste any time pursuing education beyond RLC. Two years later he earned his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. While at SIUC, he ran his business – a television and stereo repair outfit called Johnson Electronics – to help support his wife, Cindy, and their infant daughter.
"Juggling a family, a business, and school at the same time was definitely a challenge. From that experience, I have great respect for all returning students! Sometimes I think I am successful today because I was an older, returning student. I was ready to do what it took to get a good education."
He credited strong examples set for him by his parents when he was growing up. His father was a chemist.
"I made a conscious decision going to Rend Lake College to pursue a degree in electrical engineering and, on my father's advice, took a broad range of engineering courses rather than specializing in any particular field. My father ... suggested that companies would prefer someone with breadth and would provide specific, job-related training after hiring."
His mother was also an analytic chemist. She stopped working to stay at home and raise Peter and his brothers. When the boys entered elementary school, she went back to school to be able to teach mathematics.
"I would watch her study when we came home from school and then watch her work hard grading papers once she became a teacher. I learned from them both, by example, that succeeding requires effort and that it is OK to struggle. I also found that collaboration was much better than competition. That was one gift I took from going to a community college. I see that communities work together for everyone's benefit. That is not always the case for a large school, where the goal seems to be competitive and to be better than your classmates."
Collaboration is an absolute must where he works now.
NASA was never a goal. It wasn't even a dot on the radar until one day when he was walking through the basement of the engineering building at SIUC.
"There was a handmade sign, made from a cardboard box, that said 'NASA interviews tomorrow.' That sign led to an interview and a job offer for the Shuttle Human Space Flight program at Kennedy Space Center in Florida."
Johnson, fresh out of SIUC, was hired as an Instrumentation System Engineer. It was 1987 – a year after the Challenger accident on Jan. 28, 1986, when the space shuttle broke apart shortly after lift-off, killing all seven crew members.
In the early 1990s, Johnson was promoted to technical lead for the Space Shuttle Orbiter Instrumentation Section. His section has been renamed the Flight Instrumentation Section, and is now within the Flight Avionics Division, following the cancellation of the space shuttle program.
"As an Instrumentation Engineer, my job is to ensure the engineers responsible for the various subsystems on a spacecraft – electrical power generation, environmental controls, propulsion, main engines, et cetera – can monitor and assess the performance and operation of those subsystems both on the ground and while in orbit and, should an unpleasant event occur, have sufficient data of an acceptable level of quality to be able to determine what went wrong and what sort of corrective action needs to be taken to recover and ensure the problem never occurs again."
His work in that area earned Johnson a Silver Snoopy. According to the NASA website, a Space Flight Awareness Silver Snoopy Award is the astronauts' personal award. Eligible candidates have made contributions toward enhancing the probability of mission success. Johnson was nominated by Astronaut Jim Newman.
"Before then, data went from the Space Shuttle Orbiter by radio to mission managers on the ground and the mission managers verbally told the crew what was going on. I was able to give the astronauts a data link where they could see everything that was being sent to the ground. The first time they used it to perform a rendezvous, they saved over 50 percent of the fuel allocated for the operation because they could see what they were doing in real-time. From then on, it became a valuable resource that was used on every mission."
Johnson also received the NASA Exceptional Achievement medal for work to resolve a problem with engine cut-off sensors that resulted in twice scrubbing the STS-122 mission (Atlantis).
Most people think of NASA and imagine what they see in Hollywood movies. Astronauts, scientists, doctors, engineers, administrators – all hooked up and linked in, communicating from mission control to space, in its own small world. It turns out that's pretty close, according to Johnson.
"Around Kennedy Space Center, it always interests me that we are a small city unto ourselves, with our own power plant, health service, and train yard - including three locomotives. Kennedy Space Center is interesting in that our role in the Space Shuttle Program basically extended from landing, servicing the Orbiter, installing the payload – like a new module for the International Space Station or repair components for the Hubble Space Telescope – stacking the solid rocket boosters and external tank, mating the Orbiter to the stack and, finally, launch countdown."
He went on to explain that KSC only plays a support role during the actual mission. But as NASA began to prepare for the next generation of space capsules and launch vehicles, Johnson became one of a handful to KSC engineers who were able to move into on-orbit support for their subsystems. This role, known as the NASA Subsystem Engineer (NSE), was a very exciting and a rare exchange of authority from the Johnson Space Center [in Houston], he said.
"To know that I was responsible for the health and welfare of a crew that was 120 to 200 miles above the Earth was exciting, terrifying, and humbling – all at the same time!"
Johnson has been involved with 110 successful missions, starting with the post-Challenger return to flight mission in 1988 and including Endeavour's Intelsat capture, repair and release; and the Hubble repair mission where he was asked to assist on an independent peer review of the Hubble Space Telescope replacement control unit/science data formatter that was installed. While every part of every mission may not have went as planned, lessons were learned without lives lost. But out of them all, one of his strongest memories is from Feb. 1, 2003.
"[I was] standing with my wife and son by the river that runs past my home, waiting for the twin sonic booms that announce the return of the Space Shuttle Orbiter to the landing strip at Kennedy Space Center. It is not very often that I was able to do this, since I was usually in the 'Firing Room' monitoring the health of the instrumentation system. But, that day I was at home. I knew something was wrong. There is no good reason for the sonic booms not to be heard."
The Columbia broke up over Texas during reentry, resulting in the death of all seven crew members. Debris from the disaster stretched from Dallas and into Louisiana and Arkansas. A massive, organized ground search was conducted to recover debris over the months that followed the tragedy.
"Eventually, one of the tape recorders that I was responsible for was found in the wreckage and I was tasked with hand processing that data and distributing it to those who would eventually identify the source of the failure. A piece of foam from the external tank had come off, striking and punching a hole in the leading edge of the wing, allowing superheated gases to enter the wing, leading to the breakup."
Johnson will speak at the RLC Foundation's 2012 Annual Dinner. This year's theme revolves around "Inspiring Gifts." In Johnson's case, it is the gift of possibility – the possibility RLC provided him years ago when he was a janitor looking for more and the possibility he personifies for future students.
"Education is the key to a full and rich life," he said. "I've always considered myself to live in a zen-like manner. I eat when I'm hungry, sleep when I'm tired, and take life as life presents itself. But, it is education that allows many more and better opportunities to present themselves. I certainly would not be where I am today if I had been content with my first set of experiences."
He returned to school again, this time earning his Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering, specializing in Digital Signal Processing, at the University of Central Florida in Orlando, in 2007.
"Rend Lake College provided me the firm foundation I needed to move on to the higher-level engineering courses I took at SIU and in my job at NASA."
His advice to students is to never stop learning and remember that it all starts with the fundamentals. He said he still reaches for those math, engineering and physics textbooks he used at RLC.
"I've found that I never stop learning. There will always be new tools to aid in whatever field you are involved in, whether that be arts, science, machining, sports, or engineering. Stay abreast of those tools as they will stimulate new ideas and approaches. At the same time, rely heavily on the basics of your field. There is a reason you were taught the vocabulary and foundations of a subject first. Everything grows from there."
Johnson said he was honored and stunned to learn he had been selected for one of RLC's most distinguished awards.
"I understand there were many worthy candidates and I looked at myself as less likely of receiving the recognition than the others," he modestly stated.
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Taft's Thanksgiving turkeys competed for attention on his holiday tables with chubby Georgia possums, each with a potato stuffed in its mouth. Taft was a Cincinnatian by birth but a Southerner in his tastes, the newspaper accounts of the day noted. His Thanksgiving meal in 1910, thusly, was prepared by three cooks, "all Negro women, the very best of southern culinary artists," the Detroit Free-Press observed. Sadly, the names of these artistes do not appear, this being long before the era of White House chefs appearing on "Iron Chef America" and becoming nationally recognized advocates for healthful cuisine.


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DigiDrummer allows you to create your own drum patterns if you're interested in making beats for yourself or other artists. It comes with eight drum kits, a built in sampler and a recording feature so you can hear back what you've created.
The app allows you to save your creations in its "Beat Library" as well.
DigiDrummer follows the current trend of producers taking bits and pieces of drum sounds to create entirely new drum patterns, which gives users an infinite number of sound possibilities to play with.
And the best part about the app is it's free, so it won't cost you anything to bang around on the virtual drum pads and try to create the next musical masterpiece.
The next app, called PianoBall, is great for kids.
Rather than being a serious app that gives serious lessons, it's more like a toy that teaches kids music and colors at the same time.
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We have two spots open for training partners with our crew. We train in Wallingford, CT. It's a great facility and it is free. We bench on a Forza bench and "they" (I don't attend squat night) squat on an EliteFTS monolift. You will be required to make bench nights, Friday's starting between 5:30-6:00, and squat nights, Wednesday's starting between 5:30-6:00 also.
We are looking for two dedicated lifters. You do not have to be an elite lifter, you just need to have a good attitude, a thick skin, and be willing to listen and work hard. Also, most of us are in gear, but it's ok if you train raw. However, you are required to be on the bench and the monolift as long as the crew is. You can't just hit your sets and take off for assistance--unless you're Rhodes--just kidding Matt.
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Wow, sounds like a great opportunity. Wish I lived closer.
Yeh I wished I loved closer as well! Training with you guys would be fun.
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This is so ****ing ******ed it's almost beyond belief. So, if you eat 3k, you will automatically gain 3k worth of fat or muscle? Incredible. And here I am eating all this food, yet maintaining my weight. Fascinating.
You're one of those pussies that counts his almonds I bet.
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Brb movin' to Wallingford, CT. Sound like a great opportunity.
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Do we get to see Rhodes military press 95 lbs?
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Stats: 11/15/07-First-meet--2nd Meet----3rd meet
Weight: 185-----187---------198---------198
Max Bench: 255---220-----------280------300
Max Squat: 405----395----------440------460
Max Dead:475-----485----------551------570
CHINUPS - Bodyweight + 135, x1, dead hang. Still working on the one arm chinup.
What an opportunity. Anyone who lives remotely close should take Vin up on this offer.
Man, I wish I lived closer! I cant find a lifting partner in CA
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I know thats sounds like a good deal man. To bad we cant transport ourselfs there
Seriously, squatting with 3 MAYBE 4 people blows.
Roll Tide.
Seriously, I hope you guys find some more good lifting partners.
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Just moved to bountiful, been sneaking into the rec center here. Working on getting a gym started by the end of the year though.
We're still looking. Nobody local has shown any interest yet. Unfortunately squat day has fallen apart and can't be on Wednesday nights until at least December, due to Brian's schedule with work. So squatting is on a week by week basis for the time being. Hopefully we can get some interest anywho.
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Keep the Peace or Build Flexibility
Many aspects of life are paradoxical and this is one of the biggies for our socially challenged kids. The children who participate in our Social Adventures Groups earnestly try to be flexible, to "go with the flow", to try new ideas, or play a game with someone else's rules, but it is SO [...]
Board Games Really Can Be Fun!
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Compliments and Truth Telling
What happens when someone gives the children in your life presents they don't like? Do they say, "Thank you" even if it's not the present they were expecting? Do they recognize that the gift giver did something kind or do they say, "I don't like it"? Do they think they are not telling [...]
The Joy of Story Telling
Story telling is fundamental to human interaction. It is the way that we share experiences, relate to one another and empathize with others. Story telling is the way we keep family memories alive, study history and understand our place in the world. Story telling starts very young. Children as young as 2-3 years [...]
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Many years ago, I first heard that communication was more about body language than words. As an OT who worked with children who had motor planning challenges, I was fascinated by how limiting their inability to imitate was on communication. Ever since Albert Mehrabian's famous study in 1967, people have quoted his formula, misquoted [...]
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Ultimately, they will get to know each other and appreciate each other even if they don't become best friends. They will learn to communicate and talk about the hard stuff while laughing at what will seem silly to them in the end. They will become skilled at negotiating and compromising.
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Today, we are blogging over at Special-ism.com. Voice volume and tone of voice are both subtle but critical aspects of social interaction. We all know a child who talks too loudly during interactions, their voice overpowering the conversation and negatively affecting their peer interactions. There are the children who don't speak loud enough for [...]
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Step by step eviction process and forms for the state of Washington.
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4 years ago I quit a 20 year career job and went into business for myself investing in real estate. Starting with $5,000 and a vivid imagination I started investing in real estate. Today I own over 50 properties including apartment complexes, residential and commercial properties. I enjoy being my own boss and working my own schedule. My goal is to pass on what I have learned. I also enjoy golfing, reading, and travel.
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The American President just landed in Hanoi. He is there to participate in this weekend's summit of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum. His trip to Vietnam marks the first ever by his Preisdency, and only the second by an American President (the first having been Bill Clinton in 2000) since the last diplomats, staff, family, military personnel, and "Tiger-Cage" administrators fled Saigon back in April, 1975.
Shortly after his arrival, the American President met with Australia's Prime Minister at the Sheraton Hanoi Hotel, where they prepared for this weeknd's APEC summit. Afterwards, the two heads of state held a news conference at the hotel.
Asked a couple of questions about what it means to "Americans who experienced some of the turbulence of the Vietnam War that you're here now, talking cooperation and peace with a former enemy," and, subsequently, whether he thought "there [are] lessons here for the debate over Iraq," Bush replied ("President Bush Meets with Prime Minister Howard of Australia," White House Office of the Press Secretary, November 17):
I think one thing — yes, I mean, one lesson is, is that we tend to want there to be instant success in the world, and the task in Iraq is going to take a while. But I would make it beyond just Iraq. I think the great struggle we're going to have is between radicals and extremists versus people who want to live in peace, and that Iraq is a part of the struggle. And it's just going to take a long period of time to — for the ideology that is hopeful, and that is an ideology of freedom, to overcome an ideology of hate. Yet, the world that we live in today is one where they want things to happen immediately. And it's hard work in Iraq. That's why I'm so proud to have a partner like John Howard who understands it's difficult to get the job done. We'll succeed unless we quit. The Maliki government is going to make it unless the coalition leaves before they have a chance to make it. And that's why I assured the Prime Minister we'll get the job done.
Reading these words, it is true that the terms boilerplate and rhetoric come to mind. But not entirely. Instead, one sentence and one clause stand out above the rest. Namely: "We'll succeed unless we quit." And:"[W]e'll get the job done." Why these, and not the "great struggle…between radicals and extremists"?
Comparisons between the American wars over Iraq and Vietnam keep coming up. (Often to be rejected, incidentally.) So let me state here what I believe to be the most important parallels or likenesses between the American war over Vietnam (and the whole of Indochina), on the one hand, and the American wars over Afghanistan and especially Iraq, on the other.
Most fundamentally, I believe there are two likenesses.
First, there is the overarching continuity in both the ends and the means that we find affirmed and pursued by the aggressor state over the many decades of its history–but in particular, over the course of its history since the end of the Second World War, the period during which it has reigned supreme.
Second, there is, therefore, the exact same continuity of willingness on the part of the policymaking elite within the aggressor state to achieve its ends using all the necessary means–right down to the very last drop of the victim population's blood, which it is never shy about spilling. Whether in Vietnam (the old South especially). Laos and Cambodia. Neighboring Indonesia. Afghanistan and Iraq. And dozens of lesser–and several not-so-lesser–points in between.
And though it is true that, contra Indochina, "Iraq cannot be destroyed and abandoned." (Failed States, NC, pp. 147 – 148.)
Still, as a proxy for this entire geographic region where most of the world's proven non-renewable energy resources happen to be located, Iraq can be both destroyed and retained.
At least the American policymaking elite hopes this against hope.
As always, it remains up to the rest of us to prove it wrong.
"Kissinger Says Victory in Iraq Is Not Possible," Brian Knowlton, New York Times, November 19, 2006 (as posted to Truthout)
"Iraq and Vietnam I," ZNet, October 29, 2006
"Iraq and Vietnam II," ZNet, November 17, 2006


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Luxury Penthouse with ocean views in Leblon in Rio de Janeiro
- bedrooms 4
- baths 6
- sleeps 8
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This dream of a luxury Penthouse is located in the Rio de Janeiro district Leblon, Rio de Janeiro's most exclusive neighbourhood, only 50 meters away from the beach, and 5 minutes walking distance from Rio de Janeiro's fanciest restaurants and shopping areas.
On the lower floor, this duplex penthouse features an 80m2 luxury living room, with two different sitting areas, a Home Cinema and an adjacent dining room. The Home Cinema area has a glass ceiling from where you can see the pool. On this floor, you'll also find a fully equipped kitchen, 3 large suites with individual bathrooms, big cupboards and beautiful indirect lighting.
On the upper floor of the penthouse you'll find a huge terrace with its private pool. From here you'll have a wonderful panoramic view of the sea. Adjacent to the terrace, there is an opened living room and a fully equipped summer kitchen with barbecue.
The master bedroom with its direct view over the mountain scenery called Dois Irmaos is also located on the upper floor. Next to it, you'll find the office, the master bathroom with a two-person bathtub and a large walk-in closet.
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Putting your horses comfort is also always a first priority. Most of our headstalls will have the bit ends OUT, instead of in. This is strictly personal choice, as I like to keep the comfort of the horse foremost, and don't like the tabs rubbing his face. Bit ends are typically built with strings, as we find conchos holding the bit on the headstall are a major safety factor.
Coming from a roping background, I like to build my tack knowing one could chase some cans, turn around and rope a few steers with the same tack. I spend alot of time making sure each and every piece is built to my own standards - if I wouldn't use it, I don't expect my customers to use it. I include a few steps in my constuction that others skip or miss. Its these steps that set me apart from the others.
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Three bailed over fatal house fire
Three women have been bailed by detectives investigating the murder of a mother and her three children in a house fire in Leicester. Two men remain in custody.
Three women bailed over fatal Leicester house fire
Three women arrested as part of an investigation into a fatal house fire which killed four members of the same family have been bailed.
The women, aged 19, 20 and 27, who were arrested following the blaze at a house in Wood Hill, Leicester, on Friday, have all been released while inquiries continue, according to Leicestershire Police.
Six people have been arrested in connection with the fire, which killed Shehnila Taufiq, who was in her 40s, her 19-year-old daughter Zainab, and sons Bilal, 17, and Jamal, 15.
A 19-year-old man has been released without charge, and detectives are continuing to question two men, aged 18 and 49.
Three women bailed by police investigating Leicester fire
Three women who were arrested as part of the investigation into the fatal house fire at Wood Hill, Leicester, have been released on bail.
The women, aged 19, 20 and 27, have each been given police bail while further investigations are carried out.
Two men are still being questioned by police.
Images released of Leicester house fire victims
Photographs have been released by a family friend of two victims of the fatal house fire in Leicester.
The boys have been named locally as 15-year-old Jamal Taufiq and 17-year-old Bilal.
Their mother Shehnila and 19-year-old sister Zainab also died in the fire.
Uncle pays tribute to "loving father" Antoin Akpom
The uncle of Leicester attack death victim Antoin Akpom has described him as a "loving and devoted father" with a "perpetual smile".
Antoin died after being attacked in the city this week.
Speaking after a silence was held in honour of the football coach, Antoin's uncle Ronny Akpom said his nephew was a "positive role model" for the community.
Friends speak of grief over Leicester tragedy
Friends of a Leicester man who died after being attacked have paid tribute to him today.
Antoin Akpom, aged 20, died after an attack in Kent Street this week.
Dilip Chauhan and Zoey Sheppard told ITV News Central his death was "such a loss" for the community.
New arrest over Leicester house fire deaths
Police have arrested another person in connection with a house fire that led to the deaths of a mother and her three children.
An 18-year-old man was arrested tonight and remains in police custody, Leicestershire Police said.
Three women and two men were arrested yesterday over the deaths.
Earlier today, a 19-year-old man was released without charge, however an extension for further detention was granted for the other suspects.
Motive for fatal Leicester house fire still unknown
Five people have been arrested by detectives investigating the suspected arson attack that killed a mother and her three children.Read the full story
Three women and two men held over house fire deaths
Three women and two men have been arrested in connection with a house fire in Leicester that killed a mother and three children.
Leicestershire Police said in a statement:
The arrests, of three women aged 19, 20, 27 years old and two men aged 49 and 19, were made earlier this afternoon.
Forensic enquiries are still underway at the scene and local officers are undertaking patrols in the area.
Mourning father makes 'passionate' speech at mosque
Dr Muhammad Taufiq, whose wife and three children were killed in a house fire in Leicester, made a "passionate" speech to around 1,500 worshippers during prayers at his local mosque.
Imam and teacher Muhammad Uwais, who was at the Jame Mosque in Spinney Hill, described this afternoon's speech:
He said that he has been comforted by the condolences received from the community in Leicester and throughout the UK and abroad.
He said he had come to Leicester in 2007 after being impressed with its community and its educational system.
He was adamant that he will not sit in a corner but carry on his family's mission of being good representatives of their faith, and he urged the congregation to do the exact same.
The grieving father and husband later made a short statement to the media, in which he said he hoped that justice would prevail following the tragedy.
Five arrested over house fire deaths
Five people have been arrested by detectives investigating the murder of four family members who died in a suspected arson attack on their home in Leicester, Leicestershire Police said.


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Jakin: Meaning, Popularity, Origin of Baby Name Jakin
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Variant of the name Jachin. It can also be spelled Jayken.
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The pillar in front of Solomon's Temple named after Jachin (1 Kings 7:15, 1 Kings 7:21; 2 Kings 11:14; 23:3). Also one of Simeon's sons was named Jakin (Exodus 6:15).
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Josh Wilson's song "Before The Morning" was dedicated to a family's struggle when their son (Jayken David Beal) was born with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome. He was born January 11, 2002, and has had multiple surgeries to repair his heart. He will eventually have to undergo a transplant when he is 18. Jayken David means "Victory through grace for God's beloved."
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Jakin, an incorporated town in the southwest of the U.S. state of Georgia, takes its name from the pillar.


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Clock ICs and Timing Solutions
IDT is the world's No. 1 provider of silicon timing devices (clock ICs) and offers the industry's broadest product portfolio for networking and communications, consumer, and computing applications. With a product portfolio 10 times greater than any other supplier, IDT is in a unique position to address the needs of virtually any application. With the industry's largest market share, IDT is the only 'one-stop-shop' for timing solutions, offering products from full-featured system solutions to simple clock building-block devices. Factory-programmable options and clock solution customization capabilities address unique customer requirements, while the lowest jitter and lowest power features set IDT apart from the competition. Products are accompanied by a world-class support team driven by service and responsiveness. IDT's industry-leading portfolio of timing devices includes RF and WAN PLLs, VCXO/VCSO, synthesizers, buffers, and frequency translators.
About Clock ICs and Timing Solutions
A "clock IC" is a broad term used to describe integrated circuits that generate, condition, manipulate, distribute, or control a timing signal in an electronic system. At its most basic level, a timing signal oscillates between an electrical high and a low state and is utilized like a metronome to coordinate the actions of circuits. When applied to today's most advanced technologies, clocking products must be able to generate accurate clock pulses, and continuously and reliably distribute that signal for use by various devices within the system. When operating at such high speeds, system design and environmental factors make it especially challenging to maintain signal quality, often resulting in higher bit error rates (BER) and degraded system performance. Fortunately, IDT offers a wide range of timing devices to meet the stringent system requirements of virtually any application. Specific families of clock ICs include: clock distribution, clock generation (single-ended and differential clock), PC notebook-server clocks, programmable skew, zero delay, non-PLL based clock fanout, synchronous jitter attenuation and frequency translation.
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13, 2012—Four
Wisconsin Woodchucks, Skyler Ewing, Brendon Hayden, Brooks Braga, and Jack
Fischer, have been named to the Northwoods League's 2012 first half All-Star
Ewing (Rice University) leads the Woodchucks in home runs with five, and has been a key cog in the 'Chucks line-up ever since arriving in Wausau. Ewing has posted a .329 batting average with eight doubles and 18 runs batted in. Ewing has played first base, designated hitter, and catcher, but will be the catcher for the South Division during the All Star game on July 24th in Madison.
Hayden (Virginia Tech) leads the Woodchucks with 27 RBI's. Hayden was selected as a first baseman, but he also plays third base and pitches for the 'Chucks. This season, Hayden has a .331 batting average with 10 doubles and two home runs, including a grand slam against La Crosse on June 16th.
Braga (University of Wisconsin – La Crosse) has led the Woodchucks this season with both his bat and his glove. Braga has many times flashed his great range in center to track down would-be extra base hits. He has also batted leadoff for the 'Chucks most of the season, posting a .317 batting average with 10 doubles, one triple, and one home run. Braga has scored the most runs in the Northwoods League – 39 – and is currently on pace to score 65 runs, which would break the Northwoods League all-time record of 61.
Fischer (Wake Forest) has been one of the Woodchucks' top starting pitchers this season. In Fischer's first two starts, he went a combined twelve innings without allowing an earned run. On the season, Fischer has amassed a 4-1 record with a stout 2.10 ERA in 30 innings pitched. In those 30 innings, Fischer has recorded 35 strikeouts compared to only eight walks.
About Wisconsin Woodchucks
The Wisconsin Woodchucks are a member of the prestigious Northwoods League, a collegiate summer baseball league featuring top talent from across the country. Located in Wausau, Wis., the Woodchucks play at historic Athletic Park, and are annually among the top-ranked teams nationally in per-game attendance. More information about the Wisconsin Woodchucks is available at www.woodchucks.com, or by calling 715-845-5055.
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The ship was what we expected for an older ship and small than most. We had sailed in the 90's on the old Westerdam and Amsterdam so didn't mind a smaller ship. We read a lot and were with old friends to visit with so activities were not important to us. Reading in the Crows Nest during the day while at sea was nice.
Needless to say we were happy with the ship, the staff, the food, the entertainment, and the cabin. If fact the entertainment was great. Our group came in from all over the country so we ended up with open dining, as it turned out there were 11 of us and they had a table for 10 which they turned into seating for 11. We ate early (5:15) and ended up at the same table same wait staff for all 14 days. Could not be more happy with the way they accommodated us.
Everyday we docked or tendered we were off the ship all day except to come back and have lunch except on tendering days. Being in a port where you were right in town was wonderful. We could walk every where or take a tour whatever we desired.
I have written reviews on the tours we took during the cruise on the Holland America site.
The two added ports of Gaspe and Saguenay were added treats. Gaspe we tendered and took a school bus into the main part of town we shopped and visited with the locals had coffee at Tim Horton's (Canada's answer to Dunkin donuts).
We docked at Saguenay and the towns people turned out at the dock and welcomed us with music dancing and treats. Kind of nice. Sampled frozen maple syrup on a stick. The best part of Saguenay was sailing down the fjord from the St. Lawrence to the town.
Sydney, Nova Scotia was not on your list of ports. We rented a car here so i could drive up the Cabot Trail something i've always wanted to do. The rental company was there within 20 minutes from calling them (Enterprise, book ahead of time on the internet) after doing the paperwork we were on the road by 9:30am. The freeway was only a few blocks away. We only had enough time to go up the east coast part of the road but enjoyed what we saw. Beware the road goes through the national park and you have to pay the enterance fee. A very enjoyable day and would do it again.


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The New York Knicks blew past the Indiana Pacers in the fourth quarter Tuesday, lighting up a 30-2 run late in the game to beat the Pacers 105-79 and even the Eastern Conference semifinals series at 1-1 as they shift to Indianapolis.
The Knicks' decisive run lasted an amount of game time nearly equivalent to an entire quarter: 11 minutes and 32 seconds. Carmelo Anthony, who has struggled from the floor so far in the playoffs, led the run with 11 points, including two three-pointers and a three-point play that gave New York an 87-66 lead with 6:33 to play. Anthony and the rest of the Knicks' starters were lifted with 4:55 to play and a 92-66 lead.
Anthony finished with 32 points on 13-of-26 shooting and grabbed nine rebounds. Iman Shumpert was the Knicks' second-leading scorer with 15 points. Raymond Felton, who scored 14 points, left the game with just under a minute left in the third quarter after turning his left ankle and did not return.
The Knicks' offense, though hot, was only part of the big run. Mike Woodson's defense held Indiana without a field goal for a 12-minute span while Anthony and Co. found and expanded upon the first-half rhythm that pushed them to a lead as large as 13 in the second quarter. The Pacers didn't even get on the board at all in the final quarter until Tyler Hansbrough hit a pair of free throws with 4:48 to play.
Indiana's first field goal of the fourth quarter was an Orlando Johnson three with 3:09 to play. The Pacers had gone 12 minutes and 19 seconds without a made field goal before the make.
Before Indiana seemed to throw in the towel, it had done a fine job of hanging with the Knicks after a slow start. The Pacers led as late as the three-minute mark in the third quarter.
The Knicks were 10-of-30 from three-point range, building their lead in the first half mostly inside the arc. The Pacers finished 30-of-66 from the floor. Paul George had 20 points, four rebounds and seven turnovers for Indiana.
Game 3 in Indianapolis tips off Saturday night at 8 p.m. ET.
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This was a peculiar day in court.
Shane Simpkins, the man on trial for murder, at one point asked the judge if he could fire his attorney and represent himself.
He didn't like the questions his attorney was asking witnesses, including Christopher Neuberger, who was also charged with killing Mary Ann Zarb.
On the stand, Neuberger's behavior was reluctant and unfocused as he told his version of events from the day 64-year-old Mary Ann Zarb was killed.
Neuberger said he was helping Simpkins remodel Zarb's home in April of 2011, and saw Zarb write Simpkins several checks.
Neuberger testified later that morning Simpkins told him Zarb was dead.
"What did he tell you?" asked defense attorney Steve Smith.
"Don't worry about it," Neuberger said.
"And you let it go with that?" Smith asked.
"Yeah," Neuberger said.
Without Neuberger knowing how Zarb died, he says the pair loaded her body in the back of her SUV.
"She was covered up with a blanket," Neuberger said.
Then they dumped her body in the woods along the Lee and Charlotte County lines.
"Took the body out of the car and put it in the woods," Neuberger said.
Neuberger says Simpkins paid him $6,000 for his role.
Two days later, Neuberger says they returned to Zarb's house to continue the remodel.
"Cause if she went missing and we just stopped working it would make us look like we did something," Neuberger said.
Neuberger took a deal, pleading guilty to his role in the murder.
He's expected to get 10 years in prison in exchange for his testimony today.
Testimony that excluded some key information.
The jury was not allowed to hear Neuberger's plea deal in this case adds just three years to another sentence he's already serving for a felony conviction.
The defense also could not mention that Neuberger stood trial and was acquitted of another murder in 2009.
Instead, the defense was forced to present another theory of how Zarb died.
"Did you tell Mr. Simpkins that you were rummaging through her jewelry and she caught you?" Smith asked.
"No," Neuberger said.
"Isn't it true that you murdered Mary Ann Zarb?" Smith asked.
Simpkins was clearly frustrated by those limits, leading to that question about firing his lawyer.
After talking with his attorney, he decided to keep him on for the time being.
We'll keep you posted as this trial continues tomorrow.
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Royal Welsh Afghan tour
Three Welsh Guardsmen have been killed in Afghanistan this year by rogue local police and army personnel. And the so-called 'green-on-blue' attacks have now claimed the lives of 50 international soldiers.
As part of our series of reports from the front line, one serving Welsh guardsman has called on the Government to pull British troops out of Afghanistan, saying the campaign is a 'futile waste of life'.
We've been speaking to him, and to other troops from Wales, involved in training the Afghan forces in the Nad Ali district of Helmand Province.


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Oakley Hockey Visor In The 2010 NHL Play-Offs
Oakley's Hockey Visor has been center stage in numerous NHL play-off games over the past ten years, and most recently in the Vancouver Winter Games with over sixty players wearing the HDO patented visor. In this year's NHL play-offs there are 50 players, spread over all 16 teams, wearing the Oakley Hockey Visor in clear, yellow and grey tints. Last year the two best players in the NHL squared off in the one of the greatest play-off games ever, where both Alex Ovechkin and Sidney Crosby scored hat tricks (three goals in one game), producing insane coverage of the ellipse logo on NBC. Look for more of the same great play, results and coverage for brand in this year's clash of the best hockey players on the planet.
The following are three key players wearing the Oakley Hockey Visor in this year's NHL Play-Offs, each is the stand out player on their respective teams. Look for these faces to be all over your television on ESPN's "SportsCenter", and live game coverage on NBC and Versus HD.
SIDNEY CROSBY – "SID THE KID": Although he has only been in the league for three full seasons, Sid The Kid has been playing like a veteran, from winning the Stanley Cup last year, to scoring the game winning Gold Medal goal against the USA in OT at the 2010 Winter Games, to winning the NHL goal scoring record this year.
Look for Crosby to build upon his championship season of last year and to captain his Pittsburgh Penguin teammates to another march for the Lord Stanley's Cup come late May. It's sure to be exciting as Sidney's goal scoring ways will bring many highlights through his HDO Hockey Visor.
DREW DOUGHTY: Currently plays for the Los Angeles Kings, who square off against the feisty Vancouver Canucks in the Quarterfinals. He was selected second overall by the Kings in the 2008 NHL Entry Draft, following a standout junior career, where he was twice voted the league's top offensive defenseman. He made his NHL debut in 2008 as an 18-year-old and was named to the All-Rookie Team. He has represented Canada five times internationally, and was the youngest player on the gold medal team at the Vancouver Winter Games.
Look for Doughty to play a very powerful role in the Kings defense as well as being one of their top potential goal scorers throughout the Play-Offs.
ALEX OVECHKIN – "ALEXANDER THE GREAT": Captain of the 2010 best regular season team, the Washington Capitals, "Alex the Great" is a superior Russian athlete, who picked up a hockey stick for the first time at the age of two and has never let go. Considered by most to be the best player in the NHL today, Ovechkin combines an incredible knack in scoring almost at will, but also holds down his place on the ice with an extremely physical approach.
Look for the highest paid player in the league at nearly ten million a year, to be the driving force behind the highest scoring team in the NHL. The Capitals will look to go a step further and beat their arch-rival Penguins this year in the Conference Finals.


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(WRCB) – The suspect in a double murder out of Gordon County and his wife have returned to Georgia to face charges.
Douglas Glenn Parker, 54, and his wife, Janet Parker, 54, waived extradition from Cherokee County, North Carolina.
Agents from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Douglas Parker is accused of murdering him mother Edna Fields, 71, and his sister Rebecka Wade, 45, on June 1st.
Janet Parker is charged with theft after investigators say she was found in possession of property believed to have been taken from the Fields' home.
Detectives and GBI agents investigating the murders have recovered the firearm believed to have been involved in the deaths.
Investigators say Parker had been arrested by the Sheriff's Office for a battery offense against his mother on May 21st, and had been released from custody on $10,000.00 bond.
Gordon County Sheriff's Major Crimes Unit detectives and GBI agents from the Calhoun GBI Office are continuing their investigation, and additional charges may be filed later.
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Hudson set to extend contract with Braves
Righty passes physical; deal to be announced after Series
NEW YORK -- It appears that Tim Hudson has taken care of the small details that were standing in the way of the completion of the three-year contract extension that the Braves have provided.
Hudson has passed his physical and now may only have to wait for the conclusion of the World Series to have the Braves formally announce that they have provided this extension that would keep him in Atlanta through the end of the 2012 season.
After agreeing to the terms of this extension last week, the Braves had to find a doctor that would be approved by their insurance company.
Hudson went 2-1 with a 3.61 ERA in the seven starts that he made after returning from Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery in September.
With Hudson seemingly secured to be in their rotation next year, the Braves will continue to attempt to move either Derek Lowe or Javier Vazquez.
While it would be a luxury to keep both of these two veteran right-handers, the Braves feel like they need to move one of them to provide the financial flexibility to take care of some of their other roster needs. Lowe is owed $45 million over the next three seasons, and Vazquez will make $11.5 million before becoming eligible for free agency at the conclusion of the 2010 season.
Mark Bowman is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.