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THE BODY SHOT CONTRAST, HATTON and DLH
THE BODY SHOT CONTRAST, HATTON and DLH
Dec 10 2012, 06:52 PM
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I looked at the body shot that folded HATTON AND LED HIM TO TALK OF QUITTING... good damned shot that paralyzed Hatton totally.. no one had a thing to say about him being able to continue.. etc.. yet BERNARD HOPKINS LANDED a similar punch that did the same thing to Delahoya and people were saying the FIGHT WAS FIXED? THE SHOT WAS NOT REAL ETC...
Watching Hatton fold from the shot he took just brought me back to HOPKINS DLH-- I KNOW SOME guys who still entertain the insanity that DLH and Hopkins had a fix in... LMAO-- like Hatton.. DLH took a well placed body shot that ended it.. good clean shot
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Man, wow!! I'm glad to see that folks here seem to understand how a bodyshot affects the body and how real that shot was that BHop landed on DLH.
When my older brother was teaching how to box one day he showed me the importance of bodyshots, prior to his striking blow to my liver we had only worked on throwing to the shoulders in order to time the movement of the head but he slipped that shot on me to the liver and as I went to walk forward I was able to take one step and then collapsed.
It was a delayed reaction much like the shot DLH took and though I was capable of moving my upper body I could not get my lower body and legs to move at all, I was able to hit on the ground but I winced whenever I tried to get to my feet but I just couldn't recover.
And to think that some people said DLH was faking, yeah...alright then let me hit you with one you don't see coming to the Solar Plexus.
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This recipe originally came from my grandmother but I have altered it a bit to add my favorite: chocolate chips. They are not a traditional molasses cookie so even people who don't enjoy molasses like these cookies.Mellowdee Jae Brooks, Moscow, Idaho
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HOWELL, Mich. (WLNS) - After several days of deliberating, the jury in the accused I-96 shooter trial in Livingston County handed down a guilty verdict on seven counts.
After the 23 shootings which led to Casteel's arrest in the fall of 2012, several counties sought charges against him. The case was eventually handed over to the state.
"It's just heartbreaking because it's so out of character for him. This is not the Raulie that we all knew," said Candy Hull, a long time friend of Casteel's. She says she remembers a much different person than the man who testified to the shootings. Hull told 6 News she doesn't seem a terrorist, as was deteremined by the jury, but a man deeply troubled who needs help that he won't find in prison.
However, during the trial, Casteel's attorneys were barred by the judge from using "mental illness" as a defense. Retired Circuit Court Judge and attorney at Fraser Trebilcock Peter Houk said he likely didn't meet the requirements to be considered insane.
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Casteel was charged with one count of terrorism, a felony punishable by up to life in prison. He was also found guilty on one count of assault with a dangerous weapon, one count of dangerous weapons, one count of discharging a firearm from a vehicle and three counts of weapons. He was originally charged with assault with intent to murder, but the jury reduced the charge.
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When an arson fire destroyed much of Wadsworth Gymnasium in 1992, one of the casualties was Dick Whitmore's office overlooking the basketball court. Alterations made during renovations didn't allow for it to be rebuilt, so Whitmore, director of athletics and men's basketball coach, moved to a new office-with a view of the football field.
Assistant men's basketball coach Roy Dow '84 says Whitmore occasionally lamented the loss of his old vantage point. As Whitmore approached his 500th career win in the 1999-2000 season, "we knew we had to do something," Dow said.
He formed a committee of alumni players interested in honoring Whitmore. The plan was to do something both appropriate and practical. "Whit wouldn't want something useless and symbolic," Dow said. "It's not his style. He'd be much more interested in having something that would benefit the players."
The alumni group decided new men's and women's basketball locker rooms and coaches' offices would be a fitting way to recognize Whitmore's career, since locker room space is at a premium. The men's team currently shares space with the football team.
Several plans with varying price tags were drawn up by architects. At the annual alumni game last fall, the committee briefed other alumni on the project and announced a fund-raising goal of $600,000. Fund-raiser Jim Crook '78 called for 100-percent participation from everyone who played for Whitmore. Dow says it didn't matter how much anyone gave-it was about participation.
In January the project went public and responses were immediate. Harold (L.H.D '80), Bibby (Levine '38) and Bill ('72) Alfond were among the supporters of the project. "Without their generosity and leadership the project would not have reached the necessary level," Dow said. Contributions from alumni players (both during and before Whitmore's career) and friends of the coach put the group near its fund-raising goal by February, with about 90 percent of alumni players participating. Dow said fund raising for Whitmore was easy given the respect the coach has earned over his 30 years at Colby.
"The passion of my life is Colby men's basketball," said Whitmore. "I'm blessed to have worked with amazing groups of people over the past three decades."
Dow says Whitmore is excited for the players but hates the attention associated with the project: "He would never ask for something like that for himself."
The current two-level design located between the gymnasium and the hockey rink is slated for construction starting this fall. It includes men's and women's locker rooms on the lower level and basketball offices above, facing the court.
Whitmore says the involvement of so many of his players and Colby basketball supporters is appreciated. "I am totally grateful," he said. "The job that Roy Dow did in putting the pieces together is one of the most thorough and caring efforts I have ever seen."
Whitmore will move into his new digs this winter.
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The national broadcast schedules have been released for the American League and National League Championship Series, which are set to begin with the ALCS on Saturday night in Arlington, Texas.
FOX will carry the ALCS, where the Detroit Tigers will square off against the Texas Rangers. Game 1 is set for an 8:05 p.m. ET first pitch, while Game 2 is slated for a 7:45 p.m. start on Sunday. Game 3 will begin at 8:05 p.m., when the series shifts to Detroit on Tuesday. Game 4 will get under way at 4:19 p.m.
If necessary, Game 5 will begin at 4:19 p.m., while Games 6 and 7 will start at 8:05 p.m.
TBS will carry the NLCS between the Cardinals and Brewers. The series opener at Milwaukee's Miller Park will take place on Sunday at 4:05 p.m., while Game 2 and Games 3, 4 and 5 in St. Louis are scheduled for an 8:05 p.m. start time.
Game 6 would take place at 4:05 p.m. on Oct. 16, but if the ALCS is complete, the start time would be pushed back to 8:05 p.m. Game 7 would take place at 8:05 p.m. on Oct. 17.
All schedules are subject to change based on postponed and/or suspended games.
ESPN Radio will provide coverage of all LCS games and additional live coverage will be provided by XM Radio, MLB International and MLB.com.
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Apache Junction has a 97 percent rate for sex offenders who are compliant with their registration, federal authorities said.
That compares to the national average of about 80 percent compliance.
The U.S. Marshals Service has investigated and pursued non-compliant sex offenders since a child protection act was signed into law in 2006.
The agency partnered with Apache Junction police last week for "Operation Desert Vigilance."
Officers contacted 112 registered sexual offenders living in Apache Junction over a three-day period.
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NIIGATA, JAPAN -- It may not be an Olympic sport yet, but husband-throwing has been going on for hundreds of years in Japan.
No actual husbands were injured in the making of this video. In Japan's central prefecture of Niigata, the custom of husband throwing is practiced every year on January 15th. It supposedly started as retaliation by men against outsiders who married local girls.
three newly-weds took part in this year's event. the kimono-clad husbands were carried to the top of a hill and thrown one by one into about six-feet of snow.
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JONESBORO, AR (KAIT) – Jonesboro police say more than a
dozen people had their credit card numbers stolen after eating at a local
Thirteen victims have come forward this week to file police
reports, claiming their bank cards were compromised. Investigators say the
fraud happened after all the victims apparently ate at Kimono Steakhouse on
Main Street in Jonesboro.
Detective Jason Simpkins says there are likely even more victims
who don't even know it yet.
"If you've eaten at Jonesboro's Kimono restaurant on Main Street
between the dates of October 23 and November 6, you need to check your credit
card statements and your bank statements," he said.
Simpkins says through their investigation, Jonesboro police
determined the victims all ate at Kimono during that time. They have now
developed a theory, he says, about how all their credit cards got compromised.
"We believe the credit cards have been skimmed," he said. "In
that process credit cards were cloned, and two suspects went to various
Wal-Marts in the area using the victims' information on a cloned credit card."
Police have gotten surveillance footage of the two suspects,
described only as Asian men in their mid- to early-20s. Cameras also caught a
few grainy images of the men's black car at a local Wal-Mart store. Police say the two
have apparently gone on shopping sprees at several stores across Northeast
"They've been to Wal-Marts in Jonesboro and Trumann,
Pocahontas, Paragould, Searcy as well as Newport," Simpkins said. "They were
purchasing electronic items, such as iPhones, things of that nature, as well as
gift cards."
According to the police reports, the suspects tried to place
at least $400 on each of the gift cards.
"Right now," Simpkins said, "our loss is over $10,000."
Jonesboro police have yet to identify the suspects, but they
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People can also report any useful information by calling
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Region 8 News went to the Kimono Steakhouse on Friday
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BLAND (WVVA) - Inmates at a local correctional facility are using their time behind bars to help make life better for citizens with physical disabilities.
The Prison Pups program at Bland Correctional Center allows inmates to train dogs to help the disabled.
The program started nine years ago and is a partnership with the correctional center and St. Francis of Assisi Service Dog program in Roanoke.
The dogs live in the cells with the inmates for several months while they undergo service training, before leaving to live with an owner in need of assistance.
Directors say the inmates make ideal trainers because of the large amount of time they are able to spend with their canine companions.
But the dogs aren't the only ones benefiting.
Convicted murderer David Galloway has trained nine dogs under the program and says the experience has helped him better himself.
"It's been my growth," Galloway said. "It's helped shape me into the new me."
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When Jay Berkes returned from Haiti earlier this year, he was feeling pessimistic. The problems in the impoverished country seemed overwhelming.
But, the Danville native focused on the one bright spot, the one redeeming grace — a school and its children.
"You see the progress. You see these kids learning," he said. "This community needs this school."
Fueled by that thought, Berkes is making a cross-country bicycle trip to raise emergency funds for the ailing grade school, Le Foyer, which is operated by H.E.L.P., Inc., in rural Haiti.
Berkes, 24, left Glenwood Springs, Colo., on Oct. 10, and hopes to reach New York City by Nov. 20, covering 2,600 miles. His goal is to raise $50,000, and he's already raised enough to keep the school open for another year. All money will go to H.E.L.P., a community-based medical and educational organization, and its school.
He will bike 100 miles every day that is not devoted to presentations, meetings and documentary screenings.
Berkes, a 2006 graduate of Schlarman Academy, made presentations at Schlarman and Danville High School this week. On Sunday, he will speak after each Mass at St. Paul's Church. He will resume his bike trip on Monday.
During a stop at DHS, Berkes told the students he's had challenges along the way. One day, he woke up to a farmer holding a pitchfork, asking what Berkes was doing on his land. Berkes didn't realize he was on private property. Another time, he woke up next to two skunks, who thankfully didn't spray him.
Otherwise, he said, he's met some nice, helpful people every day.
Few choices
In his presentations, Berkes shows the students how young people in Haiti don't have many choices. If they can't afford to go to school, then they have to work in the fields. Eighty percent of the population lives on $1.25 a day; in the United States, less than 1 percent of the country lives on that amount.
About 76 percent of the students make it through elementary school and about 22 percent through secondary school, he said.
When natural disasters, such as hurricanes and earthquakes, hit, a Haitian family has to decide whether to send a child to school or rebuild.
Berkes' mother, Suzie Berkes, is an art and English as a Second Language teacher at DHS, and also a local artist. She arranged for her classes to hear her son's presentation. Her students had been preparing for his visit by reading Berkes' accounts of his trip online.
Their reaction to his presentation was positive, she said, and some have been inspired by his journey. His presentation also started a discussion about how we influence each other, and that sets off a chain of events.
Sometimes, just a small thing can inspire someone, she said, adding, "He does put that spark into people."
A need to help
Berkes received a bachelor's degree in biological sciences in 2010, and has plans to go to medical school. However, he decided to take time to get world experience before returning to school.
In the summers, he is a whitewater rafting guide in the mountains of Colorado. He also works as an emergency medical technician and substitute teacher in New Orleans.
In New Orleans, he met doctors who had been to Haiti. He was inspired by the story of a doctor who built up an organization in Haiti to help people.
After reading an article about Dr. Michel-Henry Brutus and H.E.L.P., he e-mailed the doctor in Haiti and offered to work in exchange for housing and food.
In October 2011, Berkes traveled to Haiti, which is still trying to rebuild after a devastating earthquake hit in January 2010. H.E.L.P. had lost nearly 95 percent of its physical infrastructure. That means children ages 5-15 were not able to attend school.
In Haiti, he was a public health agent whose duties included consulting, screenings, maternity-ward work and other medical procedures. He also taught physical education and English at the school.
In addition, for two months, he worked with World Vision, based in Port au Prince. He wrote a document about the process of moving people from the displaced-persons camps.
Berkes was working for the school and as a public health agent in Croix-des-Bouquets, a suburb of Port au Prince. The distance between the two cities was only 20 miles, but it took him two hours on the rutted roads. He had to find transportation each day, and his ability to speak Haitian-Creole helped him negotiate a price on the motorcycle taxies.
Berkes returned to the states in May, and already has plans to return early next year.
Fundraising idea
Back home, he came up with the idea to ride a bicycle to raise money for the struggling school. The money will give the school a bit of "breathing room" as it rebuilds, he said. However, H.E.L.P. wants to be self-sustaining.
"It's not hopeless," he said of his quest to help the organization and the children. "It's going to be difficult — but not hopeless. It takes a lot of patience and not giving up on what you believe in."
He knows he can't change the world, but he believes in giving Haiti a chance to help itself. "The cycle of poverty is difficult to get out of. This is a small way of progressing," he said.
When people ask Berkes why they should help Haiti, he encourages them to read the country's history. "You'll be blown away by the importance of the Haitian revolution (in the late 1700s) and what these people have done. It's now this tiny little island that has been forgotten. I think this is an investment in their future and our own."
Berkes grew up in a family that believes in helping others. He said he "hit the parent lottery" with his mother, Suzie, and father, Jim, a physician assistant with Carle. His parents urged the children to make a difference, but they didn't push anything on them.
Berkes also has a sister, Celia, in the Detroit, Mich., area, and two brothers, Paul of Bartlett and Sam of Peoria.
Learn more about Jay Berkes' trip and make pledges online at www.haiti100.com. You also may call him at (217) 918-1385 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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— A listing of local Fourth of July activities this week and Sunday:
Celebrate America will hold it's annual Fourth of July program on Sunday beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a concert and a program honoring veterans. The fireworks show will start around 10:15 p.m.
On Saturday, the Celebrate Syracuse Parade is at 10 a.m., the Wawasee Flotilla Boat Parade is at 1:30 p.m. and the Lake Wawasee fireworks will be at dusk.
Syracuse Lake will launch fireworks at dusk Thursday.
Elkhart will hold it's fireworks celebration tonight with music at Elkhart Central High School's Rice Field. Gates open at 7 p.m. and cost is $1 per person.
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On Saturday at dusk, fireworks will be launched over Webster Lake in North Webster.
On Thursday, Nappanee will host activities at Stauffer Park. Activities include a golf tournament at McCormick Creek Golf Course, junior Olympics, a youth triathlon, a bake sale, a talent show, free swimming and a parade starting at 11 a.m. from the town hall to the park. Live entertainment begins at 6 p.m. and fireworks will start at dusk.
Topeka will hold it's Fourth of July celebration on Thursday beginning at 9 a.m. in East Park on Lake Street. The day wraps up with a fireworks display at 10 p.m. in East Park.


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On Feb. 6 the nation's second-largest drugstore chain said that it will phase out cigarettes, cigars and chewing tobacco by Oct. 1, a move that will cost them about $2 billion in annual revenue. CVS Caremark leaders said removing tobacco will help improve customers' health. This is a significant step in reducing smoking and improving health in America.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, smoking is the leading preventable cause of death in the United States, causing more than 480,000 deaths each year. Smoking causes more deaths each year than HIV, illegal drug use, alcohol use, motor vehicle accidents and firearm-related incidents combined.
I am currently enrolled as a graduate student and plan to become primary care nurse practitioner. I chose this path primarily because I no longer felt I had a significant influence on patients' health-care choices in the acute care hospital setting; by then it was often too little, too late. The focus of advanced practice nursing is health promotion, patient education and ideally assists patients to take ownership of their health and make better lifestyle decisions. While making tobacco less available to consumers doesn't mean they are making better decisions, it certainly does draw attention to negative aspects of tobacco consumption.
I think it is essential to acknowledge and applaud the efforts of CVS in promoting health and to encourage other retailers to follow suit. We can persuade CVS' competitors to stop selling tobacco products by supporting CVS with our drug and convenience store purchases. There is no more effective way to have other companies join CVS than by affecting their revenue.
Virginia Cashman
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They're wearing the cartoon bird tonight and it seems to be working for them. An E-6 by J.J. Hardy put Russell Martin on first base with two outs, but Curtis Granderson hit a foul pop to third. Yankees have been held scoreless for five innings now. Will they carry this score to the ninth? Will the pounding on Jim Johnson last night tell this evening? Stay tuned...


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Thanks in part to a grant received by the college, Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology has partnered with Lafayette Elementary School in Lancaster in 2012 for a unique program in the Lancaster area called Adopt-a-Kindergarten. Each year the college selects a kindergarten class and works with the students to introduce them to the fields of trades and technology. Instructors from the college have gone to the school to discusses with the classes what they teach and why it is important. The kindergartners then toured the college campus to get a better visual representation of what is included in the field. The program culminated this morning with a full commencement program, where the kindergartners received caps and gowns and processed through the normal ceremonial commencement rituals. Administrators, teachers and families of the students were on hand.Copyright © 2014, Los Angeles Times


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Bus drivers in the Phoenix area remained adamant about continuing their strike until an agreement is reached on what they would define as a "fair contract" that provides them with job security.
The drivers went on strike at midnight Thursday, stranding about 57,000 riders along 40 routes, mostly in East Valley and southeast Valley cities.
Driver James Washington said he heard there was "movement" in the talks and seemed somewhat optimistic that a quick resolution could be reached.
Negotiators for the Amalgamated Transit Union and operator First Transit met Friday morning, providing some optimism.
The strike shut down routes in Chandler, Gilbert, Mesa and Tempe and express routes from those cities to Scottsdale and Phoenix. It represents about half the total routes in the Valley.
ATU Local 1433 president Bob Bean said there was optimism an agreement will be reached.
The union said the company provided a new offer on a key issue - job security.
Jen Biddinger, a First Transit spokeswoman, acknowledged the sides were making progress.
Until an agreement is reached, however, drivers are willing to stay on the picket lines for as long as it takes, said operator Connie Kryger.
Kryger said she has been driving for First Transit, the company that operates buses for the Valley Metro Regional Public Transportation Authority, for about nine years. She claims the company is being stubborn because it knew the union would reject its latest contract proposal.
She said the initial contract provides backward steps in pay and working conditions.
"It wasn't livable at all," she said.
"We want a fair contract. It's not only about money, it's about the working conditions, also," Kryger said.
"Now we have this union and before, if they were going to fire me or her they would have to go before the union. Now, they want the chance to just fire us," Kryger said.
She said that under the proposed contract "they can fire me because they don't like my pink shirt or fire her for her blonde hair. That's just not right. And that's what we're fighting for - our rights."
Kryger asked the public to be patient with the union.
"We are truly, truly sorry," she said. "We don't want to be out here picketing. We're losing money, also."
"And we're not the bad guys. Don't hate us. They really don't like us drivers. We get cussed out, spit on, stabbed and threatened on a daily basis," Kryger said.
Another driver, identified only as Amy, said, "As soon as we get a good contract we're going to be out there and we're going to move the city."
"We want to work," Amy said. "It's not that we don't want to work, we just can't work under these conditions."
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A syndicate of 12 bus drivers from Corby collect their £38 million Euromillions jackpot.Read the full story
Euro-millionaires receive lottery cheque
12 bus drivers have won the £38 million EuroMillions jackpot.
They received their cheque today.
Charles Gillion is one of the lucky men. His wife Penelope described how a fellow syndicate member called to their home with the good news at 2am on Saturday morning.
She said: "All I know is that it's the perfect retirement present. They all deserve it and all work long shifts."
Bus drivers to receive lottery cheques
A syndicate of bus drivers who won a £38 million pound lottery jackpot will be receiving their cheques from Camelot later.
The bus drivers, who worked at a depot in Corby, will each walk away with 3.1 million pounds.
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The wife of one of 12 Northamptonshire bus drivers whose syndicate won a £38 million EuroMillions jackpot has said the win is the perfect retirement present for her husband.
Penelope Gillion said her husband Charles, 64, who is originally from Corby and had worked for Stagecoach as a driver for five years, had planned to retire later this year.
– Penelope Gillion, lottery winner's wife
"Today is a normal day. It won't faze us. The family comes first and there lots of things to do."
She said the 12 winners had been taken away somewhere on Monday morning but would not disclose any further details.
Each syndicate member will walk away with about £3.1 million.
Mrs Gillion said reports that some of the winners had stopped work mid-shift were "rubbish".
Jackpot for Corby bus driverby ITV Central News
A bus driver from Corby has vowed never to set foot on a bus again after his syndicate won in the EuroMillions jackpot.Read the full story


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Afrika's tale—saved from the streets to play on the streets
He was also impressed by soccer's transformative dimension. The sport offered respite from homelessness and addiction but also the residual benefit of motivating participants to take literacy classes, visit job-skill centers and reunite with families. Further, street football changes views of people who watch the homeless play. Barriers of racism and economic status seem less important afterward.
"If you would have told me that you could use soccer as a tool to make an impact on homeless people's lives like this, I'd have told you you're crazy," Mastrocinque says. "Being there and seeing it with my own eyes, I'm amazed at how this impacts their lives."
Football rescued Afrika again after the futile quest for proof of ID before the 2008 Homeless World Cup. Navigating the tangle of paper-producing agencies on their clients' behalf might be the biggest headache facing advocates for the displaced and transient worldwide. In Afrika's case, he had to locate his parents' death certificates, track down birth records and find evidence of enrollment at his first school. By Apr 09, with Afrika on the rebound from a drug relapse, South African authorities told him his fingerprints resembled someone from Madagascar. Ultimately, the Department of Home Affairs assisted with certifying Afrika's travel visa to Italy.
Afrika faced other problems. On the website of an in-process documentary about the side, Streetball, funded by From Us with Love, filmmaker Demetrius Wren reports seeing Afrika return to trials following the relapse:
He looks like he has lost a bit of weight and has some sadness in him where there used to be pure adrenaline and excitement. He got kicked out of MyLife, he says for bringing his girlfriend over, and spent a few weeks back on the street and had everything he owned stolen from him. The depression of his circumstances led him back to drugs, none of which he was happy about. Since he is trying out for the 2009 team, he is back living at MyLife but doesn't feel like he is as loved or accepted by his community as he once did. Due to his appearance and tattoos he has gathered that there are people who do not want to be seen with him, since he looks like a gangster. He has had troubles with some of his old relationships following him, particularly when he leaves his current community and, for example, goes to visit his son. He was chased by a rival gang the last time he dropped his son off and was scared for his life.
In an interview Sept 17, however, four days after winning the City of Milan Cup, one of five lower-tier trophies in the 48-team tournament, Afrika credited football and Thomas's intervention with restoring his sense of potential. He also could have thanked Penny Streeter, native Zimbabwean and founder of Ambition 24hours, the team's shirt sponsor, for funding air travel and for other donations that made up the balance when the city of Cape Town withdrew its funding at the last minute.
"I can be the person that I think I can be," is the mantra that Afrika credits to MylifE. "The past is the past. You can't go back to your past and do right what you did wrong. But you can do right into the future. That's how we changed my life."
Getting such fundamentals to translate to the tactics board is not easy. South Africa—Afrika along with Cheslyn Jacobs, Asanda Mini, Ephraim Maarman, Collen Davids, Rushaad Grootboom, Thulisile Bolana and Siphiwe Mayesela—in Milan quickly encountered the quality and speed of play that can be difficult to replicate in practice. On consecutive days they lost to Hungary (8–9), Ghana (4–7), Ireland (3–10), Lithuania (1–7). Mini, who had looked forward to the spaghetti in Milan, was injured against Ghana and would miss the remaining seven matches. South Africa's dream of returning with a trophy was slipping away. But with help of coach Alan Lotz and manager Gavin Cohen they studied opponents, called team meetings and worked on communication.
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This bed cover has nice colors and is large enough to cover a Queen mattress if using a bed skirt. Shell pattern fits nicely in my guest bedroom in a coastal city.
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Bought to be a Christmas gift and it worked well! Colors as pictured; size of queen set was more than adequate. We all love the shell theme, too!
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It is definitely been the tale of two halves in this Monday Night Football contest between the Denver Broncos and the San Diego Chargers.
In the first half, the Chargers capitalized on the Broncos miscues and took a 24-0 lead into the half. Since then, it has been all Broncos all the time.
Peyton Manning has shouldered the Broncos and thrown three touchdowns in the second half. Combined with Tony Carter returning a Philip Rivers fumble and the Broncos have orchestrated a comeback to take a 28-24 lead.
Here is the surgical strike that gave the Broncos the lead.
Manning now has 309 passing yards and has thrown 13 straight completions.