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At least 17 people died Tuesday when two car bombs exploded in central Baghdad, police in the Iraqi capital said.
Gunmen fatally shot three Iraqi officials Wednesday in a series of separate attacks in and around Baghdad, police said.
Four Awakening Council members were killed and four others were wounded Friday when gunmen attacked a checkpoint in Diyala province, about 40 kilometers (25 miles) north of Baghdad, police said.
A series of attacks in and north of Baghdad left five dead and 22 wounded Thursday, Iraqi police said.
Two car bombs targeted Shiite pilgrims Saturday in Baghdad, killing at least 32 people and injuring 68 others, police said.
A suicide bomber detonated his car next to a government building in Baghdad on Monday, killing at least 18 people and wounding 125, police said.
A series of explosions in a three-hour period shook several areas in Baghdad on Thursday morning, leaving at least 14 people dead and dozens injured, Iraqi police said.
Three roadside bombs exploded Friday in quick succession at an outdoor pet market in Baghdad, killing five people and wounding 31 others, police officials said.
Four people died and another 11 were wounded in a pair of apparently coordinated bomb blasts Thursday in Baghdad, an Iraqi Interior Ministry official said.
The Arab League summit kicked off in Baghdad Thursday, a gathering that signals the political emergence of post-war democratic Iraq.
CNN's Arwa Damon reports on security preparations ahead of this week's Arab Summit in Baghdad.
Iraq is placing big stakes on the success of this week's Arab League summit in Baghdad.
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court on charges of war crimes and genocide, will attend this week's Arab Summit in Baghdad, Iraqi state television reported Sunday.
A series of attacks across the Iraqi capital left seven people dead and nine wounded Tuesday, while another attack killed a local leader and wounded his guard in Falluja.
Violent overnight attacks in Iraq killed nearly two dozen people Sunday.
Gunmen attacked an Iraqi police checkpoint Sunday morning, leaving five people dead, authorities said.
Iraq's army, seen by some as a weapon against the people, is targeted by rocket attack. CNN's Jomana Karadsheh reports.
At least 12 people were killed and more than 50 wounded in car bomb attacks on two predominantly Shiite areas in Baghdad Monday, the Iraqi Interior Ministry said, the latest incidents in a wave of sectarian violence.
Home is the hardest place to find for children of immigrants, but for us, nothing hits closer to home than when a bomb goes off in Baghdad. Last week, just days after American troops pulled out of Iraq, 63 people died and 176 were wounded in Baghdad.
Another suicide bombing has hit the Iraqi capital. CNN's Arwa Damon has the latest details.
Kurds are anxious over the planned U.S. troop withdrawal from Iraq. CNN's Arwa Damon reports.
Along the road in the semi-autonomous Iraqi region of Kurdistan frozen oil bleeds out of the rock face.
Doused in gasoline and set on fire, a scarred Iraqi boy is transformed 4 years later in Los Angeles. Arwa Damon reports.
Youssif shows off his "certificate of citizenship," an award given to the Iraqi boy by his school in Los Angeles for being exceptionally nice.
A car bomb and roadside bombs targeting Shiite pilgrims killed seven and wounded dozens on Monday, officials with Iraq's Interior Ministry told CNN.
A car bomber who penetrated Baghdad's heavily fortified Green Zone this week was targeting the Iraqi prime minister, authorities said Saturday.
At least 13 people were killed Monday when a suicide bomber drove his vehicle into a security checkpoint at a prison in the Taji district of Baghdad, police officials said.
One person was killed and 29 people were injured Sunday when four improvised explosive devices blew up at an indoor market in central Baghdad, Iraqi interior ministry officials said.
Two roadside bomb blasts targeting a police patrol in eastern Baghdad Thursday killed at least 10 people and wounded more than 30 others, witnesses said.
A string of six explosions killed at least 22 people and wounded more than 70 in Baghdad on Wednesday, Iraq's interior ministry said.
A string of attacks targeting Iraq security forces killed at least 10 people, the Interior Ministry said Wednesday.
Gunmen shot 22 passengers to death after intercepting a bus carrying Shiite pilgrims Monday night in Iraq's Anbar province, police officials said.
One Iraqi soldier was killed and six others were wounded when a roadside bomb hit an Iraqi army convoy in Baghdad on Sunday morning, said an official with Iraq's Interior Ministry.
Two explosions near a liquor store in western Baghdad Friday killed two people, including an Iraqi police officer, Interior Ministry officials said.
At least seven anti-government protesters were arrested and beaten by Iraqi security forces as hundreds of angry demonstrators gathered Friday in al-Tahrir Square in central Baghdad, human rights activists told CNN.
At least 35 people were killed and 28 wounded in a twin bombing near a local government building just north of Baghdad on Tuesday, a police official said.
A car bomb targeting an Iraqi military patrol on Saturday killed a soldier and wounded 11 other people, a local official said.
An American contractor who worked with a U.S. government agency in Iraq was killed Thursday in a "terrorist attack" on a convoy in Baghdad, the State Department said.
At least five roadside bombs went off in various parts of Baghdad Wednesday, in another day of violence in the Iraqi capital.
Four protest organizers who were detained at Baghdad's Tahrir Square on May 27 have been released, activists and members of human rights organizations told CNN.
Two people were injured when a bomb struck a government convoy in a west-central neighborhood of Baghdad on Wednesday, Interior Ministry officials told CNN.
Ali Faisal al-Lami, the executive director of Iraq's Accountability and Justice Commission, was shot dead by gunmen Thursday evening, said interior ministry officials.
Seventeen bombs exploded Sunday within hours of one another in Baghdad, killing at least 19 people and wounding more than 80, Iraqi authorities said.
On Sunday, two roadside bombs exploded in Baghdad's Shiite enclave of Sadr City, killing two and wounding 12, officials said.
An Iraqi Interior Ministry officer was killed and two intelligence officials were badly wounded Friday in Baghdad -- the latest in a string of attacks on government officials in recent weeks, ministry officials said.
At least 21 people died when a suicide car bomb attack ripped through a police headquarters, a strike one official thinks is retaliation for Osama bin Laden's killing.
Twelve Iraqis were killed and 37 others were wounded Tuesday in five separate explosions across the Iraqi capital, according to Interior Ministry officials.
An Iraqi army general was killed Sunday when a bomb attached to his car exploded while he was driving in western Baghdad, officials with the nation's interior ministry said.
A pair of suicide car bombs exploded near a security checkpoint in central Baghdad Monday morning, killing at least three people and wounding 20 others, Iraq's interior ministry said.
At least six gunmen stormed a house and fatally shot four family members in western Baghdad, the Iraq interior ministry said Sunday.
Six Iraqis were killed in Baghdad and four others wounded in a burst of assassinations and explosions around the capital on Sunday, officials with Iraq's interior ministry said.
Thousands of protesters in Baghdad on Friday marked the eighth anniversary of the symbolic fall of Saddam Hussein's regime, officials with Iraq's Interior Ministry said.
The head of a television station and a human rights activist were shot dead by gunmen who attacked their car with small arms fire Friday, Iraq's interior ministry said.
Monday was a scary day for Iraqis living in and around Baghdad, as people weren't even safe in their own homes.
At least three Iraqi soldiers were killed Friday in a suicide bombing, police officials told CNN.
Gunmen set off bombs and stormed three jewelry stores in Baghdad on Monday, killing four people and stealing gold and cash in what government officials said may have been a heist to raise money for insurgents.
Throngs of demonstrators protested in the rain Friday, rallying in central Baghdad's Tahrir Square against corruption, unemployment, the lack of basic services and the treatment of prisoners.
A suicide bombing at an Iraqi military base north of Baghdad killed at least 10 people and wounded 25 others Monday, police said.
Gunmen opened fire Monday in western Baghdad's Amriya Sunni neighborhood, killing a high-school boy and a male college student, Interior Ministry officials told CNN. The motive for the attack was unclear; Iraqi security forces were investigating the incident.
Authorities imposed curfews and limited access to city centers across Iraq as thousands of protesters demanded economic progress and an end to corruption, police said.
Five roadside bombs exploded in four Baghdad neighborhoods Wednesday morning, killing a civilian and wounding 19 others, the Interior Ministry said.
Thousands of demonstrators gather in Baghdad to protest corruption and poor government services.
Iraqi activists and a gamut of groups ranging from intellectuals to unemployed workers to widows are preparing for large demonstrations Friday in al-Tahrir square in central Baghdad, along with large protests in most of Iraq's provinces.
Roughly 200 Iraqi protesters hit the streets Friday in central Baghdad, the latest in a string of Middle East cities to be affected by the wave of unrest sweeping the region.
Hundreds of Iraqi demonstrators took to the streets Tuesday in at least two areas, protesting against corruption, the government's inability to provide basic services and shortages of food, water and power.
Days after the close of a particularly deadly January, Iraq was shaken again Thursday by attacks that left 14 dead and 43 wounded around the Middle Eastern nation.
Hundreds of demonstrators were in the streets Thursday in locales around Iraq, inspired by uprisings elsewhere in the region as they railed against the government's inability to provide basic services and complained of food, water and power shortages, officials said.
A wave of bombings left 51 people dead and more than 120 wounded Thursday in various Baghdad neighborhoods, including one in which angry residents later threw stones at security forces, the Interior Ministry said.
At least six people were killed when car bombs exploded in five different neighborhoods in Iraq's capital Sunday, police officials said.
At least two people were killed and 14 wounded when four roadside bombs exploded Thursday in different neighborhoods in Baghdad, the Interior Ministry said.
At least three people were killed in three separate attacks in Baghdad and Baquba on Monday morning, Iraqi officials said.
Iraq opened the new year with bloodshed, as two police officials were shot dead in the capital, the Interior Ministry said.
Violence in recent weeks has prompted a "slow but steady exodus" of Christians from the Iraqi cities of Baghdad and Mosul, the U.N. refugee agency said on Friday.
CNN's Jomana Karadsheh reports on bombings in Baghdad that seem to be aimed at Christians.
At least two people were killed, and 14 others were wounded Thursday in a wave of bombings targeting Christian homes in Baghdad, an Interior Ministry official said.
Two men were killed and four other people were wounded in Baghdad over the last 24 hours, authorities said.
Some churches in Iraq plan to tone down holiday celebrations following violence targeting Christians in recent weeks.
At least four people were killed and 17 were wounded in a suicide bombing north of Baghdad on Monday, according to Iraq's Interior Ministry.
Attackers gunned down an elderly Christian couple late Sunday inside their Baghdad home, the latest in a string of religious-rooted violence that has spurred international outcry and a full-court press for justice from Iraqi authorities.
A series of bomb attacks shook Iraq's capital of Baghdad on Saturday morning, killing 14 people and wounding more than 80 others, Baghdad police said.
The leader of a Muslim fundamentalist militant group was among 12 arrested in connection with a deadly church siege in Baghdad last month, Iraq's Interior Ministry said Saturday.
A wave of bombings and mortar attacks strike Christian areas across Baghdad. CNN's Arwa Damon reports.
At least five people were killed and 39 wounded when a car bomb exploded Monday in Basra, an Interior Ministry official said, capping a day in which at least 11 people were killed in blasts in cities with Shiite shrines.
At least 37 people were wounded Saturday in attacks in the Iraqi capital and the northern city of Kirkuk, authorities said.
Three Iraqi soldiers were killed and nine others -- mostly civilians -- were wounded after a bomb ripped through the Iraqi city of Baquba Friday, police officials told CNN.
More than 150 Iraqis have been killed since Friday, including three police officers who died north of Baghdad on Thursday when the bomb they were trying to defuse exploded, police said.
The toll from a series of explosions across Baghdad climbed to at least 64 dead and 360 wounded Wednesday, Iraq's health minister Saleh Mahdi told state television al-Iraqiya.
At least 63 people were killed and 285 others were wounded in a series of explosions across the capital Tuesday, police said.
Several bombs targeting Iraqi government and police officials went off Thursday morning, with at least three deaths reported.
A roadside bomb in Baghdad killed one and wounded eight others Monday, according to Iraq's interior ministry. In a separate incident, a mortar round wounded two people.
A series of jewelry store robberies in Baghdad on Sunday led to clashes with police and left at least seven people dead, according to police in the Iraqi capital.
Two Iraqi police officers were killed and two others were wounded early Saturday when gunmen attacked a police checkpoint in Anbar province, authorities said.
Six people, including an Iraqi Interior Ministry official and four members of a leading political bloc, died in multiple explosions Thursday throughout Baghdad.
Gunmen wearing Iraqi army uniforms stormed at least four houses, pulled the residents outside and shot them -- killing four, police in Baghdad said.
Five people were killed and 18 were wounded in several attacks Monday in Iraq, officials said.
At least two officers were killed and three civilians were wounded when police and gunmen traded fire in Baghdad on Thursday after an apparent bank robbery attempt, Iraqi Interior Ministry officials said.
Gunmen in Iraq's Salaheddin province stormed a senior police official's house late Tuesday and killed him, police said.
A sticky bomb attached to an al-Iraqiya television reporter's car exploded early Monday, wounding the journalist -- identified as Alaa Muhssein -- Baghdad police officials said.
A militant group claimed responsibility for two car bombings in Baghdad on Sunday, brazen attacks that killed at least 29 people and wounded 111.
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By Matt Werner/Times Sentinel reporter
Zionsville Times Sentinel
The popular Village of Zionsville will possibly expand south of where the brick street ends.
The Zionsville Plan Commission unanimously approved design plans for a project near Zionsville Road and 106th Street that will extend the look and feel of the Village character during a special meeting Tuesday night, Nov. 13.
The project will bring a Bub's Burgers to Zionsville along with 8,000 to 9,000 square feet of retail. The land is owned by Ed Harris LLP.
Matt Price, attorney with Bingham McHale in Indianapolis who is representing the landowners, brought the project before the commission.
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Mexican Rice
Servings: 8
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 large white onion, chopped
- 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 tablespoon minced seeded serrano chiles
- 2 cups long-grain white rice
- 3 1/4 cups low-salt chicken broth
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- Cilantro Dressing
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Heat oil in large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion, garlic, and serrano; sauté until onion is translucent, about 9 minutes. Mix in rice; stir 2 minutes. Mix in broth and salt; bring to boil. Reduce heat to low; cover and cook until rice is just tender and broth is absorbed, about 15 minutes. Remove from heat. Let stand, covered, 5 minutes.
Transfer rice to bowl; cool to barely lukewarm, stirring occasionally, about 1 1/2 hours. Add 1/2 cup Cilantro Dressing to rice; toss to coat. Season with salt and pepper. (Can be prepared 2 hours ahead. Let stand at room temperature.)
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As the saying goes, 'time heals all wounds'.
Apply that expression to a half mile of high banked concrete, and in a little age on to that top groove they had ground down last year--and we can finally say what we have wanted to hear since they re-did the bull-ring a few years ago.…
Bristol-- my friends… is back.
The racing was great. We saw our fair share of wrecks and door to door action. And when it was all said and done Kasey Kahne would grab his first win of the year… and the second for Rick Hendrick and team Chevrolet.
While Kahne's win was exciting for him and his fans, that doesn't cut it for your die-hard lovers of the bull ring.
They like drama.
Denny Hamlin and Joey Logano, two former teammates that are now enemies on the race track, gave them just that. The pair got in to a little scrum after Denny spun Joey while battling for 2nd place in the race. Logano stormed Hamlin's car when the race was finished and reportedly told Denny "he was coming for him." Denny told the press that he rarely ever sees him so it is not really a problem.
With that said it will be interesting to see what unfolds during this week, and next weekend when the series hits the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana.
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Updated 5:15pm Sunday 24th February 2013 in News By Robert Fisk, Chief Reporter
SIGNALLING works today (February 24) mean there are no Southeastern services running to or from London Victoria station.
As a result: London Victoria / Orpington Metro services are being diverted to operate to / from London Blackfriars.
London Victoria / Ashford International and London Victoria / Ramsgate / Dover Priory services are operating to / from London Cannon Street (via London Bridge).
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Study: PERS employees get better benefits, cheaper
Mar 2, 2013 | 1 Comment
PORTLAND — Oregon public employees get better retirement benefits and pay less for them than counterparts in neighboring states, according to a Portland State University study.
The study from the school's Center for Public Service aims to account for variations in retirement plans in Oregon, Washington state and Idaho to compare three representative public employees: an accountant, a teacher and a police officer.
It concluded that to get benefits in retirement that would be worth $1 million today, the Oregon workers would pay $160,000. Similar employees in Washington and Idaho would pay $370,000 to $560,000.
An exception in Oregon would be the 30 percent of public employees who make a 6 percent contribution. Their payments would be about $320,000. Employers "pick up" that contribution for the remaining 70 percent.
A summary of the study has been circulating in Salem, where the Legislature is considering proposals from Gov. John Kitzhaber and individual lawmakers to rein in the increasing costs of the Public Employee Retirement System.
At issue are whether the proposals amount to breaking a contract and would be struck down by the state Supreme Court, and whether they are fair.
A union leader said in an email to The Oregonian that they would be unfair because employees have traded pay for pension benefits during contract negotiations.
"For decades, Oregon's public workers have paid for their PERS benefits through every paycheck by way of markedly lowered wages," wrote Heather Conroy, executive director of Local 503 of the Service Employees International Union. "A secure retirement through PERS is the promise the state of Oregon has made year after year; to revoke that promise when retirees most need it is irresponsible and immoral."
Employer groups said the study's conclusions were not a surprise, but the magnitude of the differences was stark.
"What this shows is that Oregon has the richest benefits, and employers are bearing the cost," said Jim Green, deputy director of the Oregon School Boards Association. "Employees have no financial skin in the game."
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Some travelers cannot part with their pets when they leave for vacation, so they find ways to bring them along on the trip. Fortunately, many airlines offer helpful policies that allow passengers to take well-behaved dogs, cats, and other small animals into the cabin. To assist the staff and ensure that the pet is safe, there are several steps travelers can take to have everything go smoothly.
Many tourists prefer to book flights online, but if taking an animal along for the ride, it may be best to call the airline and inform them of the situation. Some may even require an additional seat be booked for the pet, according to USA Today.
The critter's shots and health should all be up to date as well, so a visit to the veterinarian before flying is key to keeping all animals and humans safe.
According to Animal Planet, investing in a good crate for the dog, cat or small creature will help avoid escapes or whiny pets. Travelers can freeze water beforehand for easy transport and no spills, bring small toys and carry treats for good pet behavior while on the plane.
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Updated 5:10pm Wednesday 5th February 2014 in News
A teenager who competed in a televised horsemanship show in America faces a longer wait before he is allowed to reveal the results of the competition.
Western riding enthusiast Joe Midgley, from Denholme, landed a role in master horseman Chris Cox's 'The Horsemanship Showdown'.
The 19-year-old returned from competing in Texas late last year, and the contest was originally scheduled to be broadcast this week. However, his mother Judith said the screening has been put back to Tuesday, February 18, when it will be shown on satellite and cable channel RFD TV.
"I'm disappointed it's been put back, but we'll be getting a DVD, so we should be able to watch it at any time," she said.


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Good listing of birding tour companies and lodging for birding trips around the world
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Argentina and South Korea cruised to victories in their Saturday, World Cup openers, making their Thursday meeting a battle of Group B's leaders. A winner would be the first team confirmed into the tournament's knockout stages, needing only a draw on Tuesday to win the group.
That winner is assumed to be Argentina, but as was the case throughout their qualifying campaign, the Albiceleste remain a flawed team. The three-pronged attack adopted by Maradona is a beguiling blend of grace, desire, and opportunism, but it is overshadowing questions in the midfield and limitations at the back.
Today Argentina carries that profile into a dangerous match against South Korea. The Koreans surprised many in their win over Greece, and they impressed to the degree that few question whether they're capable of beating the group favorites.
However, saying a team is capable of doing something is different than saying they will. Very few feel South Korea will beat Argentina.
But there are a number of reasons to think they will.
Argentina, Going Forward: Gonzalo Higuaín will play along the line with Lionel Messi and Carlos Tévez deployed slightly deeper in a three pronged attack with interesting stylistic balance. Messi is the creativity and subtly while Tévez is the determination and brute force. All the while, Higuaín's positioning makes the center forward dangerous enough to prevent either Messi or Tévez from garnering too much attention.
Argentina's problems going forward are in the middle of the pitch. The three-man attack makes it difficult for Ángel Di María to have an impact going forward (and if he's not having an impact going forward, why is he playing). Javier Mascherano is a deep-sitting ball-winner, and the one player who can distribute and promote the linking, Juan Sebastián Verón, remains a question. There are murmurs that Maxi Rodríguez could start ahead of Verón, which will do little to help get the ball to the attackers.
To help, Messi could drop back deeper or Verón could play. If he does, he will need to play better. Regardless, although Argentina had few problems against the thin Nigerian midfield, they will need to answer these questions against better equipped South Korean team.
South Korea, Going Forward: The Tigers of Asian have advantages on both wings. Lee Chong-Yong should dominate his match-up with left back Gabriel Heinze; likewise, Park Ji-Sung holds advantages over either Jonas Gutierrez or Nicolás Otamendi. When those wingers beat the fullbacks and draw out the central defenders, space will be open for forward Park Chu-Young. Filling these spaces, Javier Mascherano may turn-out to be Argentina's most valuable defender.
And in that way, Argentina's midfield may also be the key to their defense. Whether it's Mascherano's role as infrequent fifth defender or Maxi's (of Jonas's) job protecting Jonas (or Otamendi), the midfield's ability to augment the back line's problems with Korea's wingers will determine if the Albiceleste can prevent an upset.
How The Match Turns: In all these scenarios, Korea midfielder Ki Sung-Yong could be decisive. Whether it's getting the ball to his wingers, being the outlet that gets the ball back once the wingers break down their opposition, or maintaining possession such that Argentina is preventing from exploding into attack, a big day from the 21-year-old Celtic midfielder could vault South Korea to the top of their group.


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FORT MYERS, Fla. – With day two in the books at the FGCU-Hilton Garden Inn Invitational, the FGCU women's tennis team continued their success by picking up another pair of singles wins at the FGCU Tennis Complex on Sunday. Sophomores Morgan Bechtel (Toledo, Ohio/St. Ursula Academy) and Bibiana Almeida (Porto, Portugal/Schiller International School) were each victorious over their competition.
"Bibiana and Morgan definitely stepped it up today," said third-year FGCU head coach Jennifer Gabou. "They dug deep to pull out their wins and they set a great example for how to compete in two tough matches."
Bechtel mounted a big win over Amy Joubert of No. 66 North Texas in flight six singles play. After falling in the first set, 7-5, and going down, 1-4, in the second, Bechtel rallied back to a victory in a 10-point tiebreaker, 5-7, 7-6 (4), 10-7.
"This is the best feeling that I have experienced since I have been at FGCU and my best win to this point in my career," said Bechtel. "I really tried to stay focused mentally and fought for every point, and I was able to come away with the win."
Also scoring a victory in singles action, Almeida outlasted Kathrin Lange from Northwestern State in straight sets 6-4, 6-4. Through two days of competition, the Blue and Green have notched a total of five singles victories.
In day two doubles play, the pair of senior Iris Rendon (San Antonio, Texas/Tyler Junior College) and Bechtel fell to North Texas' Nadia Lee and Madura Ranganathan, 8-1, and Louisville's duo of Mandry and Bokhari dropped FGCU's freshmen twosome of Gyanna Mandic (Oshowa, Canada/Edison Academies) and Bettina Botha (Cape Town, South Africa/De Kuilen HS), 9-7.
The FGCU-Hilton Garden Inn Invitational comes to completion on Monday afternoon at the FGCU Tennis Complex. The tournament will get underway with doubles competitions in the morning at 8 a.m. and will be followed by singles play and award presentations later in the day. Singles matches consist of a best of three format with a 10-point breaker for the third set. Each doubles match plays an eight-game pro set per day.
FGCU Doubles Results
Flight Two
Lee and Ranganathan (NT) def. Rendon and Bechtel (FGCU), 8-1
Flight Four
Mandry and Bokhari (Louisville) def. Botha and Mandic (FGCU), 9-7
FGCU Singles Results
Flight Four
Pantusart (Akron) def. Rendon (FGCU), 6-0, 6-1
Flight Six
Bechtel (FGCU) def. Joubert (NT), 5-7, 7-6 (4), (10-7)
Flight Seven
Golder (Purdue) def. Narzissenfeld (FGCU), 7-5, 6-2
Flight Eight
Almeida (FGCU) def. Lange (NWS), 6-4, 6-4
Flight Nine
Stauffer-Macdowell (SU) def. Mandic (FGCU), 6-3, 6-2
Villajuan (Louisville) def. Botha (FGCU), 6-4, 6-4
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---- — LAWRENCE — An unlicensed dentist who treated as many as 30 patients a day was shut down this week after local and federal detectives stumbled upon her illegal "makeshift dental office" during a drug investigation.
Patients sat in lawn chairs set up in a waiting room prior to their appointments, according to a police report.
Criminal charges are now being sought against Maira Josefina Villanueva, 43, who claimed to be a doctor in her native country, the Dominican Republic. She told police she recently opened the office at 273 Prospect St. because she has "an infant child and needs money," according to a report by Officer William Olivieri.
Villanueva said "she works on people with minor toothaches, fixing cavities, tightening braces, changing crowns and so forth," Olivieri wrote. She said she did not pull teeth "due to not being outfitted for such things," according to his report.
"She also had a place on Broadway last year where she did the same thing. From speaking with her it was clear that she was running a dental office where she was performing dentistry services for monetary gains," Olivieri wrote.
She said she became a licensed doctor in the Dominican Republic in 1997 and worked for the government there for several years. She came to the United States in 2001 but never obtained proper dental licensing here afterwards.
"She states due to her knowing limited English it has hurt her in completing her dentistry license here," Olivieri wrote.
Police were not able to substantiate that Villanueva was a doctor in the Dominican Republic, Police Chief John Romero said.
Police discovered the bogus dental practice on Monday while working on an unrelated narcotics investigation. Lawrence Detective Robert LeFebre, who was working with a Drug Enforcement Agency task force, suspected 273 Prospect St. was a possible drug stash house and investigated.
Detectives in turn, alerted city inspectional services of Villanueva's bogus dental office.
Just before 3 p.m., Michael Hanson and Gregg Arvanitis from the city's inspectional services department shut down the office.
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Olivieri took 14 photos as evidence for detectives to use in the case.
Attempts to reach Villanueva for comment yesterday were unsuccessful. Her phone was disconnected.
She was issued a summons yesterday for a public health crime, posing as a dentist, which is punishable by six months in jail and/or a fine of $1,000. Villanueva, because she was issued a summons, is entitled to a hearing before a district clerk magistrate who will determine if enough evidence exists for her to be arraigned on a criminal charge.
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Hawk sucks. That was a nice pass and catch by Davis, but Hawk sucks. They could have been doing that all game (though they haven't had to as our D has been so awful). The other major problem here today as far as defending Kaepernick has been the play of our ILBs. Whenever Kaepernick has run the ball, he's had gaping holes – just huge holes and a lot of that seems to me to be on our ILBs. I can't say for sure whether both Hawk and Jones were on the field for all those runs, but my guess is they're fairly guilty. We really miss Bishop out there.
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James Says:
January 12, 2013 at 9:54 pm |
I'm inclined to agree that this is game over
Lynn Dickey Says:
January 12, 2013 at 9:57 pm |
Game set and match. Oh well at least we kept the bears out and knocked the Vikes off. We're an O Line and another pass rusher away from a Super Bowl.
James Says:
January 12, 2013 at 10:01 pm |
And an ILB who can move with TEs
Barutan Seijin Says:
January 13, 2013 at 1:52 am |
Actually, i was shocked at how close Hawk was on that play. Hawk is pretty slow. Davis must have lost about 3 steps in the second have of the season.


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Chin up nixxy, you've come so far. So you won't be the slimmest girl in the beach this year, you certainly have nothing to be ashamed of and putting off getting out there enjoying the great NZ country side/beaches because you aren't a "healthy weight" is a load of crap.
Get out there, live life and enjoy yourself!
Arse kicked?.. ;-)
Good luck with your exams too!