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Police say they now know who has been making 'Purge' posters, and will be confronting them soon.
The Tift County Sheriff's investigators are still searching for clues to find a missing pregnant woman. Her mother is making a plea to find her daughter who hasn't been seen in more than two months.
Diane Wiler, looks at a picture of her daughter Crystal Hendrix, who investigators say has been missing since March 8th.
When Diane, who lives in Adel, heard Crystal was missing, she went to the Tift Co. Sheriff's Office to file a missing person's report. She knows the process of locating her daughter will be long, but she feels time is running out.
"The trail has gone cold. If there was evidence, there isn't any now and I'm at a loss. I can't imagine her going off and leaving her babies like that," said Diane Wiler.
Deputies say 27-year-old Crystal was last seen at her Tifton home in March. She was 8 months pregnant and has two other young children at home.
Diane believes if she had more contact with Crystal in the past it could have prevented her disappearance.
Diane and Crystal haven't spoken to one another for almost three years because of personal reasons.
"We've gone our separate ways, but that doesn't mean my child don't mean the world to me. It doesn't mean that I don't love her, need her in my life and I love my grandbabies," said Diane Wiler.
Diane says she doesn't know anyone that would want to hurt Crystal. She has many questions and no answers about her whereabouts.
"If anybody knows or seen her, to please contact me, the police, friends. I want my daughter found. I need her found," said Diane Wiler.
She believes investigators are doing everything they can to find Crystal. The Sheriff's Office has conducted interviews but they do not have any leads on what happened to her.
If you know anything about the disappearance of Crystal Hendrix, call the Tift County Sheriff's Office at 229-388-6021.
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Gov. Pat Quinn said Wednesday that he submitted the "most difficult" budget he's ever had to since the Chicago democrat took office.
The $62.4 billion budget is said to involve no new taxes or fees, but should highlight many controversial issues in the state, including pension debt and health care reforms.
Illinois has almost $10 billion in debt, despite the 2011 income tax increase that brought in nearly $15 billion.
The governor also said spending levels for the budget in 2014 fiscal year is the lowest since 2008.
Check out the full copy of Gov. Quinn's Budget Address for Fiscal Year 2014.
Pensions, pensions, pensions! Quinn said Wednesday that government employee pension and retirement costs have gobbled up every penny brought in by that income tax increase.
In 2008, pensions took about 6% of the budget. They'll consume about 20% in the fiscal year that begins July 1. Quinn is still calling for a reduction in those costs, even though the state's powerful public employee unions have blocked any and all reform efforts.
One result is that Quinn's proposing to cut $278 million from elementary schools and high schools, which is sure to increase budget pressure on suburban systems - not to mention the Chicago Public Schools.
Mayor Emanuel's team is preparing to close and consolidate CPS schools and to raise the average class size to 30 students per teacher.
In his budget address, Quinn told lawmakers Wednesday, "It's time for you to legislate," and issued a direct challenge to them, to approve pension legislation immediately.
Attempts at overhaul on the unfunded pension liability have failed repeatedly, though there are currently several bills pending. He said lawmakers' inaction on the pension crisis has squeezed out spending on other services and departments, including education (about $440 million).
SEE: Gov. Quinn`s budget includes deep education cuts
Illinois' pension problem tops nearly $100 billion.
Quinn said even though the proposed budget makes tough cuts to education he's preserving a few areas, like early childhood education and some college scholarships.
He said early childhood development is crucial as is the Illinois Monetary Award Program, or MAP grant program.
The governor believes access to higher education is fundamental to a student's earning potential.
Quinn touted a recent contract agreement with Illinois' largest union as one way his administration has saved money, including $900 million in health care costs.
He called the agreement "unprecedented" among his gubernatorial predecessors, and a "landmark" agreement.
The governor's administration and the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 31 reached a tentative agreement last week. They reached a three-year contract after negotiating for 15 months.
The proposal requires state workers to pay more toward health care and requires retirees to pay health insurance premiums for the first time. All that will add up to the $900 million savings over three years.
Quinn also mentioned a proposal that would establish regulations for high-volume gas and oil drilling is a "jobs bill."
The Chicago democrat supports a measure that lawmakers introduced last month. It was crafted with the help of the industry and some environmental groups.
Fracking uses high-pressure mixtures of water, sand or gravel and chemicals to crack open rock formations and release oil and gas. The industry is looking at southern Illinois' New Albany shale. But opponents say Quinn should support a moratorium on high-volume hydraulic fracturing because more studies are needed on pollution and health risks.
The bill is HB2615.
Quinn said in his address that he's going to issue an executive order later this week to eliminate 75 state boards and commissions that he said are redundant. He believes the eliminations will save the state money.
The governor said that any state revenue from gambling should go toward education, and any new gambling legislation must have ethical protections.
Quinn has vetoed two gambling expansions that lawmakers have sent him. Both bills proposed nearly half a dozen new casinos in the state, including one in Chicago.
The Chicago democrat is calling for a ban on contributions from the gambling industry, but lawmakers haven't been thrilled about it.
The Senate's executive committee was scheduled to look at another possible gambling expansion later Wednesday.
Quinn also proposed a budget that includes money for beefing up public safety.
He said there is more money for mental health services and new cadet classes for the Illinois State Police. Quinn said the budget is also focused on anti-violence strategies.
He said those are a few bright spots in an otherwise bleak outlook for the state.
Quinn also called on lawmakers to end corporate tax loopholes to help pay down the state's massive backlog of unpaid bills.
The Illinois governor said he wants legislation in the next 12 weeks. He mentioned three specifics, including suspending the foreign dividend corporate loophole. He estimates they all together cost the state about $445 million each year.
Quinn did not specifically details of his plan during the roughly half-hour address. But his aides said the proposed budget attempts to pay down roughly $2 billion. The backlog is roughly $9 billion.
The governor said his budget plans to correct previous years when bills weren't paid in full.
Quinn also said his proposed budget includes more money for veterans' services.
The democrat said it is the state's duty to take care of veterans, and it's an area the state can't afford to cut.
Quinn said the budget includes increased funding for Illinois Veterans' Homes, which are essentially nursing homes for veterans. The state has four including in LaSalle, Quincy and Manteno. There are plans to build another one in the Chicago area. The homes serve more than 900 veterans.
The governor said the increase covers higher staffing requirements outlined in the Illinois Nursing Home Care Act.
Quinn also saluted the late Dawn Clark Netsch was one of Illinois' greatest citizens.
He took a moment to salute the former comptroller, who helped rewrite the state's constitution. She died this week at age 86.
SEE: Trailblazing Illinois politician Dawn Clark Netsch dies at 86
Quinn said Netsch was a "straight shooter," who always told the people of Illinois what they needed to know.
She was the first woman to get the Democratic nomination for governor in the state.
Netsch revealed publicly a few weeks ago that she had Lou Gehrig's disease. She died at home on Tuesday.
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The city of Quincy, Wash., will lease a water treatment plant from Microsoft on the site of the company's data center in the city for a nominal $10 a year, then renovate and run the facility for the next 30 years. Officials say the deal will help the city finish its industrial water reclamation and… Read More
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Located just steps from the beach and a half-mile from the famous Westin Diplomat, this newly renovated condo can be your home away from home. The building sits on the Intracoastal Waterway just across the street from the Atlantic Ocean. Cozy low-rise, 3-story setting makes it easy to get in and out without going through a lobby. An elevator is available.
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Good Afternoon Wilderness… On this cold winter night, the Minnesota Wild (17-8-5) will take on the Columbus Blue Jackets (11-14-3) at Nation Wide Arena in Columbus, Ohio.
This will be the first of two-game series between the two teams. The two teams play again on March, 15, 2014. Last season, the Minnesota Wild went 2-1 against the Blue Jackets.
Last night, the Minnesota Wild beat the defending Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks 4-3. Matt Cooke (5), Zach Parise (12), Jonas Brodin (5) and Marco Scandella (1) scored goals for the Wild.
Last Meeting: April 13, 2013, 3-2 (SO) Blue Jackets Win
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Minnesota Wild who's not: Zach Parise (1g-1a—2pts) and a (-3) last five games, Miko Koivu (1g-1a—2pts) and a (-3) last five games, Ryan Suter, (0g-0a—0pts) and a (-1). Josh Harding 15-4-3, 1.52 GAA, .935 save percentage.
Minnesota Wild Injuries: Mikael Granlund (concussion) (IR).
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Columbus Blue Jacket Injuries: Goalie: Sergei Bobrovsky (Leg), Forwards: Nathan Horton (shoulder), Cody Bass (thumb), Marian Gaborik (knee), Jared Boll (foot). All are on the injured reserve.
Update on Nathan Horton: After signing a free agent contract in the offseason with the Columbus Blue Jackets, Nathan Horton has yet to play for the Blue Jackets. Horton is back on the ice and skating and wearing a non-contact jersey.
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This season, the Minnesota Wild are 13-0-3 when leading after two periods.
After going six games without scoring a power play goal (0-for-11): The Wild went 2-for-3 on the power play. Zach Parise and Jonas Brodin scored on the power play for the Minnesota Wild.
Wild goalie Josh Harding is having an All-Star season. He's first in GAA, third in save percentage and tied for first in shutouts with Marc-Andre Fluery. The Wild goalie is also 12-1-0 at the Xcel Energy Center this season.
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History It is possible that an indirect ascent was first made in the 1920s by Norman Clyde, Hervey Voge and David Brower, but according to Secor, the first known direct ascent was on Aug 23, 1977 by Sheari Taylor and John Vawter. Overview and Editorial Commentary The route is asthetic, long, and climbed infrequently. On my first attempt I found the rock to be more grainy and crumbly than the rock that is found on more popular BCS routes like the N and NE Aretes. Our nerves were rattled after having soloed half the ridge, so we rapped off early (trip report here). Four years later I returned to complete the route alone. Route Details Gain the ridge at one of the notches between Peppermint Peak and BCS. There are several from which to choose of varying rock quality and difficulty. Depending on your downclimbing ability and preferences you may rap some of the notches. None of the downclimbs felt harder than ~5.5. There are many ways to go, but overall the routefinding was not difficult. Climb the narrow arete to the top of a prominent square tower (5.8). Pass a number of gendarmes on mostly class 4 rock. Above another small notch climb a steep headwall (5.8). Secor grades this section as A0. Having stared at this section I wouldn't completely disagree. It is also possible to climb the face on the right side of the tower. The rest of the ridge is picket fence type climbing. Expect a few class 5 moves but it is mostly 4th. Follow it to the summit boulder.
Approach From Mosquito Flat trailhead take the Morgan Pass Trail at the Mono Pass junction. After Long Lake several options exist: 1) Head S x SW on the slabs E of Treasure Lakes, aiming directly for Dade Lake or 2a) Continue on Morgan Pass Trail. At ~0.25 miles from the pass take the right-hand trail toward Gem Lakes. Go right and skirt the edge of the lake and the headwall to the reach easier terrain. Hike up the slabs and talus to reach Dade Lake. 2b) My favored approach. Continue on Morgan Pass Trail. At ~0.25 miles from the pass take the right-hand trail toward Gem Lakes. Head up the talus slopes on the left edge of lake and headwall. Staying in the gullies keeps the grade modest. Skirt the eastern shores of Dade Lake heading for the long ridge between Bear Creek Spire and Peppermint Peak. You'll pass below the start of the NE Ridge, which is a possible descent option. Aim for a notch between BCS and Peppermint Peak. Note that there are varying options for gaining the ridge, varying in rock quality. Choose wisely. Distance: ~6.5 miles (with ~half of it off-trail) Estimated approach time: 2.5 to 4 hours Descent From the summit head back north along the ridge for less than a hundred feet, then drop down to the west for another hundred feet (class 4). Head SW down sandy slopes. Alternatively, take the NE Ridge to the base (mostly class 3-4 although you main encounter a low class 5 move or two). Aim for Dade Lake then reverse your approach to the trailhead.
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Fox News.com reports that a Florida couple is being held after authorities discovered a small zoo inside their home with nearly 300 animals, ranging from reptiles to dogs.
Pinellas County investigators say they were tipped off to the zoo on Sunday after Jeffrey O'Neil, 28, and Jennifer Kovacs, 26, called police and said a 16-month-old child in their care was missing. When authorities arrived, the Oldsmar couple was apparently drunk and didn't see a note saying that a relative took the baby and called for help, MyFoxOrlando.com reports.
The Tampa Bay SPCA says the discovery is a case of animal hoarding.
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Laura Dunn was a freshman at the University of Wisconsin. She was out for a night of partying with friends - including two men, who are fellow members of the crew team.
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Dunn stayed silent at first, but found the courage to speak out while still an undergraduate. Now she is a law student clerking on Capitol Hill.
Dunn has founded a non-profit called SurvJustice to help victims of sexual assault get justice.
Victims have been filing complaints with the U.S. Department of Education. They can do that under Title IX. The department has been working with schools to make changes. Some fear those types of negotiations don't pack enough punch.
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The LSU Tigers are expecting a ton of talent on hand this weekend as they host the South Carolina Gamecocks.
First on the list is Justin Manning, a top defensive tackle recruit out of Dallas Kimball High School. In addition to LSU, Manning has offers from powerhouses like Arkansas, Oklahoma, TCU and Texas A&M. Manning is a consensus four-star recruit and checks in at 6-3 and 275 pounds. His visit to LSU has been scheduled for some time. He visited TCU last weekend and A&M the weekend before.
Manning will visit Oklahoma for the Red River Shootout.
Also in town will be Kendell Beckwith, a star athlete out of Jackson (La.) East Feliciana High School. Beckwith plays both linebacker and quarterback for his school, but profiles as an outside rusher at the next level, either at linebacker or defensive end. His 6-2 1/2, 225-pound frame makes him a bit of a 'tweener.'
Also expected is superstar linebacker recruit Reuben Foster, an Auburn commit. Foster actually got the Auburn logo tattooed on himself, but that was before Auburn's disastrous season. Foster seems very unlikely to switch, but getting him on campus is a big deal for the Tigers.
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Logansport Memorial Hospital is working to improve wait times in the emergency room after having problems with patients leaving before being seen.
For about the past year, the hospital has had problems with patients leaving the emergency room waiting room because of the long wait. Hospital staff say they're addressing the problem by making the check-in process more efficient and by sending patients to different rooms based on the level of their illness.
Hospital CEO Dave Ameen said the hospital measured the wait time during the past 12 months and realized that a portion of patients who came into the emergency room were not being seen by doctors.
"We're assuming that they get tired of waiting," Ameen said.
Janette Huntoon, chief executive nurse at the hospital, said the approximate numbers pointed to 20 patients leaving without being seen each month. She said statistics showed it was also taking about 46 minutes for the doctors to see them.
Every day the emergency room is staffed by one emergency room doctor and one nurse practitioner. There are four total emergency room physicians and three nurse practioners, Huntoon said.
Recently, Huntoon said part of the problem has been the hospital's transition toward using electronic records for patients. She said it's still taking some time for hospital staff to get used to the technology.
To address the problem, the hospital has outlined new goals to decrease the "door-to-doctor time" to 15 minutes, decrease the "door-to-discharge" time to 2.5 hours or less and decrease the number of patients leaving without being seen by 250 patients.
"We want to make sure that whenever any person comes into the hospital, that they receive their services in a timely manner," said Vicki Byrd, vice president for planning and development at the hospital.
In order to meet their goals, Huntoon said they're focusing on the processes.
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"It's almost like a fast-track system," Huntoon said.
The hospital previously had cots in every room, which meant that sheets had to be changed on each bed before another patient could be seen, Huntoon said. That process previously slowed things down from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., which is typically a rush period for the ER.
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There's something else to celebrate this weekend, besides our country's birthday- falling gas prices. Nationwide, gas prices have fallen for 21 straight days. Fuel is now below $3.50 a gallon for the first time since February. Around Richmond, the average is 20 cents cheaper, than that. It's good news for the near million Virginians expected to drive more than 50 miles for the Fourth.
"I think I'm going to head out to Virginia Beach, for a little fun in the sun," said Tamiya Twine, as she filled up her tank for the weekend.
Fuel expert Michael O'Connor, president of the Virginia Petroleum, Convenience and Grocery Association, says crude oil has dropped over the last month.
"(Gas prices) have been going down throughout most of the month of June," said O'Connor.
Before the holiday weekend is a good time to fill up your tank, since experts say prices might start to creep up as early as next week.
"Very likely, if not certain, that you're going to see higher prices," continued O'Connor.
That's because the ever-changing cost of crude oil just started shooting up, again. "We've seen crude oil prices go up $7 a gallon in the last week," continued O'Connor.
Once prices at the pump catch up, drivers could feel that pinch.
What you can depend on in Virginia, is the reduction of the gas tax, which started Monday. It equals 6 cents less a gallon. However, drivers might not see that change, just yet. Fuel bought at the old tax rate has to cycle out. Additionally, those rising crude oil costs may outweigh any relief from the tax break.
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Nebraska's 2011 special teams situation is pretty simple - the cupboard is bare. It must be refilled if the Huskers expect to win their division.
Nebraska's 2011 Spring Red White Game is Saturday, April 16th. The rosters are set. Who you got?
Every year before the annual spring football game, Corn Nation asks - For What Do You Think Husker Fans Will Cheer The Loudest?
Nebraska's 2011 defensive line should be exceptional. They'll have to be if Nebraska expects to win their new Big Ten division.
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A look at the Huskers 2011 offensive line. Last season the line played well early in the season, but faded when it counted most. Can new coaches help in restoring the line to its former greatness?
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Jason Nell
Coach Jason Nell, a native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, received his B.S. degree from the University of Wisconsin River Falls majoring in Park and Land Management along with a Coaching Minor. He also completed his M.A. degree in Sports Administration from Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa.
While at different colleges, Jason has served as the pitching coach, infield and outfield coach, hitting instructor and worked on behalf of recruiting and running camps. He played college baseball at the University of Wisconsin River Falls for 4 years where he was one of few people who played as an infielder, outfielder, and pitcher for the Falcons.
Before arriving at Iowa Lakes, Jason was the assistant at UWRF for two seasons. Following a summer out in New York as a baseball coordinator at a private sports camp, Nell returned to Loras College as an assistant for three years. He has also been the head baseball coach at Somerset High School in Somerset, Wisconsin, for one year as well as the head coach for the American Legion Team for two years in Estherville, Iowa.
Since coming to Iowa Lakes, Coach Nell and the Lakers have achieved several accomplishments:
- 2 30-win seasons
- 5 All-Americans
- 8 Academic All-Americans
- 35 All Region players
- 65 players continuing their career at NCAA Division I, II, III and NAIA programs
- ranked as high as 6th nationally in 2006
- two players play on the 2003 USA National Baseball Team in Prague, Czech Republic
While at Iowa Lakes, Coach Nell's team have rewritten the Iowa Lakes record books both offensively and defensively.
Outside of Iowa Lakes Jason has coached in the Northwoods League – regarded as one of the best summer collegiate leagues in the nation. Some of his accomplishments are:
- 4 years with Mankato Moondogs (1 as assistant, 3 as field manager)
- 2008 led the Moondogs to its first ever playoffs
- set single season win record at 41
- left Mankato as all-time wins leader as manager
- in 2011 named All-Decade team for Mankato as manager
- 2008 named field manager for the North Division in the NWL All-Star Game
- 2008 Field Manager of the Year
- field manager for the Waterloo Buck of the Northwoods League in 2010, 2011
- field manager for the LaCrosse Loggers in 2013, 43 wins, Perfect Game had the Loggers as the 31st best collegiate summer team in the nation
- 5th All-Time in wins for a manager in Northwoods League history
- coached 67 players taken in the MLB draft
At Iowa Lakes, Jason is also an instructor and works in the Success Center assisting students with a variety of needs. In his free time, Jason enjoys bow hunting, muzzleloading, and pheasant hunting along with spending time with his girls. Jason currently resides in Estherville with his wife Lisa, and his daughters Gracie and Chloe.
Joey Pavlovich
Entering first season as a graduate assistant for Iowa Lakes and is in charge of the pitchers. Attended high school at Salpointe Catholic in Tucson, Arizona and was a 3 year letterman. Played for American Legion summer ball team Post 59 for 3 seasons and is 2nd in all time wins for them with a 25-2 record. Played at Cochise College, Pima Community College, and graduated with a bachelor's degree in general mathematics from East Central University and was a team captain. He coached this past summer for the Sierra Vista Eagles in the Kino Summer Collegiate League.
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Gering season ends
A second ever trip to the state softball tournament did not come to fruition for the Gering High Bulldogs. The Class B-6 top seed fell in an elimination game to Cozad Friday afternoon 15-1. The game was called in the fourth.
The loss capped a 21-7 season for Gering which went 1-2 at the district tournament.
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Strikeforce took a huge gamble when they signed Fedor Emelianenko in 2009. They lost.
It was only fitting that I followed up on this since I posted about the RVCA and Clinch Gear ban last year as Strikeforce made their primetime debut on CBS. BJPenn.com explains in more detail...
There are numerous things to consider in regard to fighter pay and promotional domination in MMA.
Luke Thomas, host of MMA Nation on 106.7 The Fan, talks CBS Saturday Night Fights Strikeforce: Nashville results.
Radio show host and MMA fighter Jason Ellis gtives his take on one of his best friends Mayhem Miller's brawl during strikeforce.
UFC President Dana White is outspoken and angry about how Strikeforce and CBS handled the post-fight brawl on Saturday night.
Luke Thomas, Editor-in-Chief of BloodyElbow.com, will host MMA Nation today on 106.7 The Fan. He'll be discussing Strikeforce: Nashville results.
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The Phoenix Coyotes announced on Friday that head coach Dave Tippett has agreed to a long-term contract extension with the team. Terms of the contract were not disclosed, but reports have indicated that the extension is for five additional years.
Prior to Friday's press release, it was widely reported that Tippett was unwilling to agree to an extension due to the uncertain future of the team in Glendale. Tippett will apparently remain with the franchise, though, regardless of the potential relocation looming over the Coyotes.
The Renaissance Sports and Entertainment group is attempting to finalize a lease agreement with the City of Glendale to manage Jobing.com Arena. If the two sides don't reach an agreement in the coming days though, it is believed the team will relocate to Seattle.
The two sides are negotiating on the Renaissance Sports group's desire to receive $15 million annually from Glendale to operate the arena, according to reports. Glendale has reportedly budgeted an allotment of just $6.5 million, however, leaving a lot of ground to be made up between the two figures.
The two sides have reportedly worked out a plan for increased revenue streams to help the city meet the $15 million total, though, as the city would receive a cut of parking, arena naming rights, a portion of ticket surcharges and an escrow account.
Bickley's source believes the additional revenue streams could generate an additional $7-8 million annually, but the snag in the agreement is that Renaissance Sports is presently unwilling to guarantee that figure.
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The Patriots have re-signed Carpenter.||||||| The Patriots had released Carpenter on the final cut of training camp on Sept. 1 after signing him as a free agent following two seasons with the Detroit Lions. He entered the NFL as the 18th pick in the 2006 draft by the Dallas Cowboys, spending four years with them. He started the 20120 season with the Miami Dolphins before moving to Detroit. Carpenter has started 10 of his 89 pro games.
The Patriots acquired receiver Greg Salas from St. Louis on Saturday, claimed offensive lineman Matt Tennant off waivers from New Orleans, and released linebacker Bobby Carpenter.||||||| Carpenter, 29, a former Ohio State standout, is a veteran of six seasons with Dallas, Miami and Detroit. He joined the Patriots as an unrestricted free agent April 5, and has played in 89 NFL games.
The Cowboys and Rams have swapped underachieving former first-round picks Monday, with offensive tackle Alex Barron going to Dallas and linebacker Bobby Carpenter headed for St. Louis.||||||| Carpenter made only two starts in four seasons for the Cowboys, one in the regular season and one in the playoffs, and was a backup inside linebacker in a 3-4 defense last season. The Rams have a 4-3 defense and the 250-pound Carpenter could start.
Carpenter has a slightly torn quadriceps muscle, according to the Dallas Morning News.||||||| Carpenter has been told to six out four to six weeks, but he wants to push through the injury. Carpenter, the 2006 first-round pick, leads Dallas in special teams tackles, but is used sparingly on defense. Coach Wade Phillips said he expects Carpenter to play.
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Despite a slow start on the prelims, the UFC On FX 7 main card delivered with 3 finishes and an exciting Middleweight fight. In the headliner, Vitor Belfort upset Michael Bisping's third chance at a title shot. Early in the second round, Belfort blasted Bisping with a left high kick that sent Mike to the mat. He followed up with ground and pound and got the stop from Dan Miragliotta at 1:27. He also earned a Knockout of the Night bonus.
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Jani Stefanovic is a fricken genius. How can one man compose and arrange every instrument on this album to shear perfection? Don't forget about Christian Älvestam. Have you ever heard such a beast on vocals. Prepare to be pummeled to a pulp by this must-have metal album of the century!!!!
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There s no big secret about the musical focus of MISERATION: This Swedish quintet is death metal to the core! MISERATION is the latest effort from SCAR SYMMETRY Vocalist Christian Älvestam and Jani Stefanovic (Essence of Sorrow, Divinefire), who together perform a fast, brutal and aggressive melodic style of metal, what their homeland Sweden is best known for. LIFEFORCE RECORDS is proud to give the band s critically acclaimed debut album Your Demons, Their Angels a worldwide release and help spread their metallic plague throughout the world. Your Demons, Their Angels works towards merging the best elements of Swedish melodic death metal with the brutality and technical approach of contemporary US-death metal (ala HATE ETERNAL and SUFFOCATION), combined with a forward thinking edge. While integrating a good dose of melodies and clean singing parts, MISERATION s LIFEFORCE debut is driven by fast tempo drumming and a distinctive in-your-face guitar approach that makes you think of the early 90 s Swedish metal heroes. MISERATION s style is sophisticated without being too progressive that should appeal to fans of EDGE OF SANITY, BLOODBATH, HYPOCRISY, SOILWORK, or early IN FLAMES. Your Demons, Their Angels is a masterpiece of rigorous heavy riffing and ruthless melodies and an impressive vision of what the future of European Death metal should sound like. Just follow MISERATION s invitation: Join us and experience the brutal power of our expression.
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How can a band this talented do an album this good and no one has reviewed it yet? Probably because they are a christian band. If anyone is into Scar Symmetry then know that Christian Alvestam does the vocals on this and they are sicker then ever. Jani Stefanovic, who plays with Divinefire as well as others handles most of the instruments with a little help from some friends. This thing just smokes! Clear production, massive double bass drumming with all the technicality of the aforementiond Scar Symmetry or a Communic. The price is a little high, but if you like this style at all it's a great album with no duds.


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Oklahoma City is hosting the Big 12
baseball tournament this year. The West Virginia University baseball team was too
close for comfort to the deadly tornadoes' path.
"We're about 10 miles North of where the tornados paths went
through today, in the brick town section of Oklahoma City," said WVU Sports Information
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With the powerful wind
and rain, the team is spending most of their time in the hotel, but
surprisingly did get a chance to practice.
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then every team practices at the actual ballpark tomorrow that we will be
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players are handling the stress of such a bad storm pretty well.
"Kids are always resilient and always
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another step to the Big 12 championship."
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the double elimination tournament.
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With a book by Neil Simon, lyrics by Dorothy Fields and music by Cy Coleman, "Sweet Charity" earned seven Tony Awards when first produced on Broadway. Based on Federico Fellini's "Nights of Cabiria" screenplay, it tells the story of Times Square Dance Hall Performer Charity Hope Valentine and her romantic ups and downs, and features the hit songs, "If My Friends Could See Me Now" and "Big Spender."
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The 2015 Philharmonic Orchestra will be conducted by Dr. Michael Hopkins
Verdi, Overture to La Forza del Destino Overture
Brahms, Hungarian Dance #6 in D
Vaughan Williams, 49th Parallel: Prelude
Mussorgsky, Night on Bald Mountain
The 2015 Symphonic Orchestra will be conducted by Mr. Allan McMurray
Repertoire still to be announced