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The OMG PD Twist: The East Central Narcotics Task force charged Lyons on Feb. 26 while he was working at the Route 83 Subway restaurant in Vernon, police said. Officers had set up surveillance at the restaurant around 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, according to the police press release.
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Gold bullion falls as dollar strengthens, ends July at $1,282.55 per ounce.
Gold reached a monthly high of $1,345 per ounce on July 10 when it
was reported that the parent company of one of Portugal's largest
banks missed some debt payments. So far it seems there has been
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an important base. Chinese demand, marginal mining
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I'm confused what exactly the "fall of the card" means in this sentence. Pls help.
"Although my sister's grade didn't fall of the card, she turned around enough to stay in school."
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In this sentence, "fall off the card" implies that the grade was a low one. It is similar to the expression "off the end of the scale".
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I have no iodea whether it's BE only, or if it exists in AmE. TDOL may know.Originally Posted by RonBee
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Red, is that BE? Any clue as to its origin? (Never heard that one before.)
(Pay no attention to this. I am only putting this post here because I didn't like the way it looked in the other place. (Red, you are too fast.))
I must confess that the expression is new to me.
That's a good point. It's a first for me. Thanks! :DOriginally Posted by Red5
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Original post made by Cindy Cross on Jun 10, 2011
Newt Gingrich's top tier of his presidential campaign team resigned today. Rick Tyler, Gingrich's former spokesman cited, "a difference of opinion on how to move forward."
Left with no solid campaign team, will Gingrich call it quits on running for president? It appears the answer is "no" when reading his statement: "I am committed to running the substantive, solutions-oriented campaign I set out to run earlier this spring. The campaign begins anew Sunday in Los Angeles." Hopefully Sarah Palin's magical mystery tour won't show up in LA to steal his thunder.
We all know about Gingrich's thunder. He unleashed it recently with harsh criticism of the GOP plan developed by Congressman Paul Ryan to reform Medicare. Gingrich called Paul Ryan's Medicare reform "right-wing social engineering."
Gingrich, former Speaker of the House, hasn't been in Congress since 1999. His most recent job was political commentator for Fox News. Gingrich doesn't hold back when expressing his true feelingsnot a great quality for a president.
Gingrich has another scandal he needs to address. CBS News confirmed that Gingrich and his wife Calista have a Tiffany and Company credit card charged up in the range of $250,000 to $500,000. Looks like Newt likes bling.
Obama and the democrats love reading the news these days. Scandal and shenanigans seems to be the rule rather than the exception for the republicans. If it's not Sarah Palin getting her history mixed up, or Gingrich dissing his own partyits Trump eating pizza in Times Square. Nothing of any significance or substance is coming from the GOP.
Gingrich should simply step aside and let serious contenders take reigns of this out of control GOP train. Otherwise, Obama will be a shoo-in in 2012.
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Stacey is a registered user.
There's nothing uncertain about his future. He's done for, whether he realizes it or not.
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"Scandal and shenanigans seems to be the rule rather than the exception for the republicans. If it's not Sarah Palin getting her history mixed up, or Gingrich dissing his own partyits Trump eating pizza in Times Square."
Guess you didn't bother to read the rebuttal from the folks at the 'Paul Revere Society' that Palin did repeat history correctly. In any case, how is that scandalous? Trump eating pizza?--Really---this is the best you can do?
All these shocking revelations in the same week that you left wing shills try to ignore your poster boy Anthony Weiner as he sends numerous disgusting self images to young women in an unsolicited manner, then proceeds to lie about is and blame others for an entire week before finally being outted. Of course, for Democrats, this is a resume enhancement, right Cindy?
on Jun 10, 2011 at 9:17 am
Yes, it is pretty pathetic when all that the Republican candidates have to offer is indistinguishable blather. Except beauty queen Sarah, whose brilliance seems only matchable by the indefatigable troller steve. Both operating at about a 7th grade level of education. Go chime the bells, Paul, and ring the whistles and protect us from those gun-thieving Brits.


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They were left burned and disfigured in a place where caring for their wounds is considered, not a need but a luxury. That isn't stopping some Houston doctors from coming to their rescue. This is the story of eight little survivors who have come to Houston for healing.
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"Zeeshan, he lost one of his arms," Effendi points out. Hashmat Effendi started The House of Charity more than fifteen years ago. She brings kids in need of healthcare from all over the world to Houston where gracious, good-hearted doctors donate their services. The kids aren't coming for cosmetic corrections. The children who are burned, for instance, get skin grafts to close wounds, exposed sores that would otherwise remain open and then blister and break open again. The kids would go through life with their skin infection prone and repeating that cycle.
"It's very emotional. I mean, people think that I sleep peacefully at night. If I sleep, I'm always thinking," Effendi explains. The big-hearted founder of this non-profit group is from Pakistan. She tarted the organization because she saw the need firsthand. Effendi knows how desperate the parents must be to turn their kids over to perfect strangers who are taking their little ones a world away, all the way to America for medical treatment. "The situation is so bad, the poverty is so severe these parents have no other option," explains Effendi.
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CHAMPLAIN — Marle Curle had a double-double with 31 points and 10 steals Saturday as the Plattsburgh High School girls' basketball team recorded a 55-43 win over Massena in the Section VII vs. X Challenge.
Curle also had five rebounds for the Hornets (4-2), who held a 23-16 lead at the half.
Olivia Carlsson chipped in with 12 points for Plattsburgh and Brin Keyser contributed a team-high 11 rebounds.
Marissa Manley paced the Red Raiders with 20 points and Bailie Young followed with 14.
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"We played better than we did yesterday, but still have some things to clean up."
Plattsburgh 55, Massena 43
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Curran 0-1-1, Valencius 1-0-2, Manley 7-6-20, Young 5-2-14, Villnave 3-0-6, Peets 0-0-0, Boudreau 0-0-0. Totals: 16-9-43.
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Dragoon 1-0-2, LaBarge 0-1-1. Carlsson 5-1-12, Keyser 2-1-5, Curle 11-7-31, Duquette 2-0-4, Bedard 0-0-0, Cantwell 0-0-0, Reif 0-0-0, Miller 0-0-0. Totals: 21-10-55.
3-point goals: Massena (2): Young 2. Plattsburgh (3): Curle 2; Carlsson.
Halftime: Plattsburgh, 23-16.
Franklin Academy 43, NCCS 21
CHAMPLAIN — The Huskies jumped out to a 20-9 first-half lead against the cold-shooting Cougars (1-5).
Janelle Heden played a strong game for Franklin Academy with 10 points, while Morgan Fountain, Kristin Barrett and Emily Marshall all followed with eight apiece.
Skyler Hebert led Northeastern Clinton with nine points and Allie Cartier played a strong game on the boards in addition to her six points.
"Franklin Academy played well defensively, but we were very cold," said NCCS coach Frank Dumas. "The girls played their hearts out and we had plenty of good looks. We shot just six-of-15 from the foul line."
Franklin Academy 43, NCCS 21
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Fountain 3-1-8, Scott 0-0-0, O'Conner 0-0-0, Lamica 2-1-5, McDonald 0-0-0, LaPage 2-0-4, Heden 5-0-10, Barrett 3-2-8, Marshall 3-2-8. Totals: 18-6-43.
Roush 0-0-0, Menard 0-0-0, Hebert 3-2-9, Arless 0-0-0, Babbie 0-0-0, Dominic 1-0-2, Cartier, 1-4-6, Paola 0-0-0, Sample 0-0-0, Rabideau 1-0-2, Miller 1-0-2. Totals: 7-6-21.
3-point goals: Franklin Academy (1): Fountain. NCCS (1): Hebert.
Halftime: Franklin Academy, 20-9.
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PORT HENRY — For the second consecutive day, the Vikings (4-3) suffocated their opponents on the defensive side of the basketball en route to winning the Moriah Holiday Tournament.
Madison Stahl fired 20 points and dished five assists. Sisters Caitlin Pelkey and Lauren Pelkey combined for 17 points in the winning effort.
"We knew we had to contain (Brendee Russell) because she had played extremely well Friday night," Moriah head coach Steve Pelkey said. "Sarah Slattery did a good job defensively and limited opportunities. It was another team effort and we continue to get better every game."
Taylor Sprague grabbed 10 rebounds, while Stahl added five assists.
Russell totaled 11 points for the Eagles (3-5), while teammate Danielle Schwoebel accumulated five points in the loss.
Moriah 57, Westport 27
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Kurth 0-1-1, Sudduth 2-0-4, Mitchell 0-0-0, Rascoe 1-0-2, Russell 4-3-11, Looby 2-0-4, Schwoebel 2-1-5, Quaglietta 0-0-0, Viens 0-0-0, Burch 0-0-0. Totals: 11-5-27.
Moriah (57)
Wykes 1-0-2, Cross 4-0-8, Stahl 10-0-20, Slattery 2-2-6, C. Pelkey 3-0-7, L. Pelkey 5-0-10, Snyder 0-1-1, Sprague 1-1-3. Totals: 26-4-57.
Halftime: 30-10, Moriah.
3-point goals: Moriah (1): C. Pelkey.
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PORT HENRY — The Warriors (3-4) jumped out to a 27-point halftime lead, while senior center Amanda Mahoney (11) and forward Renee Marcotte (8) combined for 19 markers.
"We committed turnover after turnover, but came out strong in the second half," Schroon Lake head coach Rich Hall said. "(Mahoney) was strong on the glass and Willsboro controlled the boards all game. We were missing two post players and a guard, and without them in our lineup, we're young. Hopefully, it's a learning experience."
Lindsay Reynolds led the Wildcats (4-4) in scoring for the second straight day, totaling eight points and 10 rebounds.
Willsboro 40, Schroon Lake 21
Willsboro (40)
Belzile 1-0-2, Marcotte 3-0-8, Crowningshield 1-0-2, O'Hara 3-1-7, Swires 1-2-4, Blanchard 0-0-0, Mahoney 4-3-11, Burt 3-0-6. Totals: 16-6-40.
Schroon Lake (21)
Jarrell 1-0-2, Hall 1-5-7, Lanoue 0-1-1, DeZalia 1-1-3, Reynolds 4-0-8. Totals: 7-7-21.
Halftime: 30-3, Willsboro.
3-point goals: Willsboro (3): Marcotte 2, O'Hara.


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Fork Report: ASU drops first Pac-12 game at Oregon
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a basketball game. So, we will give you a fork report, providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from ASU's loss to Oregon on January 13. Final score: Oregon 68, Arizona State 65.
The Good
Jahii Carson had one of his most balanced games (20 points, seven rebounds and four assists) in a Sun Devils uniform but it wasn't enough, as Oregon made seven clutch free throws in the last minute to prevail 68-65.
Carson's backcourt mate, Evan Gordon, also had a nice night offensively. The junior guard scored 17 points, including 10 in the first half.
Junior center Jordan Bachynski came in with a Pac-12-leading 4.6 blocks per game. While he didn't match that mark Sunday (3), Bachynski was just as effective at the defensive end against Tony Woods and Waverly Austin. Afraid to go at Bachynski in the paint, the duo settled for shots away from the rim and combined to score 16 points on 6-of-15 shooting.
Carrick Felix found his touch in the second half, but his greatest impact was on the defensive end. The Ducks' senior leader, E.J. Singler (10.5 points per game), was quiet Sunday night, as Felix held him to seven points on 1-of-9 shooting.
The Bad
Jahii Carson may have had the better statistics in the battle of freshmen point guards, but the former Mesa High star did little to stop Dominic Artis in the second half. Offensively, Artis had his way with Carson, specifically on dribble penetration moves to the basket. He finished with 10 points, three assists and two steals.
Carson scored six of ASU's final nine points but was not even targeted in the final seconds, as Carrick Felix was forced to take a desperation game-tying three-point shot at the end of regulation.
The Sun Devils have shown signs of improvement when it comes to holding on to the rock over their last 10 games (11.1 turnovers per game), but Sunday they regressed slightly, committing 12 turnovers.
In a tight game, depth can often make a difference. Herb Sendek only used three reserves against the Ducks and their impact was hardly felt. Chris Colvin, Eric Jacobsen and Ruslan Pateev combined for three points. Luckily, the Ducks' bench unit wasn't much better, scoring just nine points.
He Said It:
"I thought there were some 50/50 plays -- balls that could go either way that we just didn't come up with. They had some offensive rebounds that were very timely for them and very untimely for us down the stretch there. I thought that they went up and made some plays and we didn't, and I think that was the difference in the game right there." -- ASU associate head coach Dedrique Taylor
� The loss snaps ASU's six-game win streak and knocks them from the ranks of the unbeaten in Pac-12 play.
� Sunday night's contest marked the first time the Sun Devils played in Matthew Knight Arena. Ironically, ASU's last game in Eugene was a win in Oregon's finale at McArthur Court.
� Carrick Felix has scored in double figures in 16 straight games.
� After pulling in a season-high 49 rebounds against Oregon State, ASU was actually out-rebounded by Oregon 36-33.
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The Sun Devils will host rival UA at Wells Fargo Arena on Saturday, January 19. The game is scheduled to tip-off at 12:30 p.m. and can be heard on Arizona Sports 620.
- Jeff Van Raaphorst, Sun Devil Football Color Analyst - Friday August 29Doug and Wolf talk to Sun Devil football color analyst Jeff Van Raaphorst.
- Doug Haller, AZCentral Sports - Thursday August 28Doug Haller predicts the Sun Devil offense won't play much after halftime of tonight's game.
- Bickley Blast - Thursday August 28Which Valley football team will win more games this season, the Cardinals or the Sun Devils?
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Today, the Florida Public Service Commission approved the settlement filed by Gulf Power and consumer representative groups to the case regarding Gulf Power's petition to increase base rates. The new customer rates will help pay for the largest power grid construction program in the history of the company.
Starting last year and continuing over the next three years, the company is building and replacing power lines and infrastructure — some more than 70 years old — to keep electricity flowing to its 430,000 customers. In addition, new lines and equipment are needed to comply with new mandatory federal environmental regulations. The formal request was filed in July.
"We're pleased with the PSC's decision because it will help us continue to deliver long-term, reliable service throughout Northwest Florida," said Stan Connally, Gulf Power President & CEO. "Our focus will continue to be on maintaining high reliability and high customer satisfaction. They are the heart of our business."
The residential bill in January 2014 for 1,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity is currently slated to be $127.94. That same bill will increase $4.06, an increase of about 3.2 percent. In addition, in January 2015, the price will increase an additional $2.42 per 1,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity. Originally, Gulf Power filed a request that would have increased the cost for a residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity $10.93 per month by the end of 2015.
"There's never a good time to raise prices — but we are obligated to serve our customers with electricity when and where they need it," Connally said. "This investment is necessary to maintain high reliability, as well as meet new mandatory federal environmental regulations."
Another significant part of this settlement includes new job creation incentives. These incentives will reduce the amount the business pays for electricity by a certain percentage for four years if the business meets certain eligibility requirements.
"Some businesses could apply for incentives for relocating to Northwest Florida or for expanding their existing business in Northwest Florida," said Connally. "This is another important element in the growing portfolio of economic development programs and activities Gulf Power can use to help draw businesses and jobs to the region."
Examples of Gulf Power Infrastructure Investment:
1. Substations are being added and improved to continue to provide reliable service to our customers. In Pensacola, a substation on Devilliers Street has been rebuilt. On Allison Avenue in Panama City, a new substation has been built.
2. Seventy miles of 70-year-old transmission line is being rebuilt from Panama City to Holmes County.
3. An existing transmission line between Highland City and Holmes Creek substations in the Panama City area is being upgraded to maintain reliability for our customers.
4. A new 38-mile line is being added that begins in the Pensacola area and goes to the Florida-Alabama state line. This project is necessary for mandatory federal environmental compliance.
Gulf Power Company is an investor-owned electric utility with all of its common stock owned by Atlanta-based Southern Company. Gulf Power serves more than 430,000 customers in eight counties throughout Northwest Florida. The company's mission is to safely provide exceptional customer value by delivering reliable, affordable and environmentally responsible electricity while strengthening our communities. Visit online at GulfPower.com or on the company's Facebook page, "Gulf Power Company."
Certain information contained in this release is forward-looking information based on current expectations and plans that involve risks and uncertainties. Forward-looking information includes, among other things, statements concerning Gulf Power Company's construction program, infrastructure investment, and economic growth. Gulf Power Company cautions that there are certain factors that can cause actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking information that has been provided. The reader is cautioned not to put undue reliance on this forward-looking information, which is not a guarantee of future performance and is subject to a number of uncertainties and other factors, many of which are outside the control of Gulf Power Company; accordingly, there can be no assurance that such suggested results will be realized. The following factors, in addition to those discussed in Gulf Power Company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2012, and subsequent securities filings, could cause actual results to differ materially from management expectations as suggested by such forward-looking information: state and federal rate regulations and the impact of pending and future rate cases and negotiations, including rate actions relating to the Florida Public Service Commission's review of Gulf Power Company's filing to increase retail base rates and the related settlement; the impact of recent and future federal and state regulatory changes, environmental laws, and also changes in tax and other laws and regulations to which Gulf Power Company is subject, as well as changes in application of existing laws and regulations; ability to control costs and avoid cost overruns during the development and construction of facilities; the ability of counterparties of Gulf Power Company to make payments as and when due and to perform as required; catastrophic events such as fires, earthquakes, explosions, floods, hurricanes, droughts, pandemic health events such as influenzas, or other similar occurrences; and the direct or indirect effects on Gulf Power Company's business resulting from incidents affecting the U.S. electric grid or operation of generating resources. Gulf Power Company expressly disclaims any obligation to update any forward-looking information.


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---- — ROCKPORT — After decades on the bench for the Rockport boys soccer team, coach Dave Curley is no stranger to the state tournament.
His teams that have enjoyed the most postseason success, Curley said, have shared the same three attributes: health, timely scoring and strong goaltending.
The No. 5 seed Vikings found that recipe last night when they hosted No. 12 seed North Reading, a Cape Ann League rival, in the first round of the Division 3 North tournament. In a tightly-contested, physical contest, Rockport broke through for a goal midway through the second half and senior goalkeeper Eric Littlefield was able to preserve that lead as the Vikings advanced to the North quarterfinals with a 1-0 victory.
"That's high school soccer and that's Cape Ann League soccer," Curley said. "That's the way this league has been all year long. It's really a shame, just the luck of the draw, that North Reading and Rockport had to meet so early. Those are two very, very good teams. Just a great back-and-forth game."
For a time, it seemed as though neither team would budge. Both the Vikings and Hornets played fast and physical, and their respective backlines prevented many quality chances from getting through.
And when they did, Littlefield (10 saves) and North Reading goalkeeper Josh Intorcio (eight saves) were there to turn them away.
Ultimately, though, Littlefield won the goalkeeper battle. After senior captain Tucker Meredith flicked a header past Intorcio with 20 minutes left to play, Littlefield locked his net down.
If it weren't for a phenomenal, sprawling save by Littlefield with 10 minutes to play, it's likely last night's game would have gone to overtime.
But when North Reading's David Donegan laced a set piece toward the top corner from just outside the penalty box, Littlefield was there, diving up and to his left to deflect the ball off the post and out of bounds to preserve the Vikings' lead and send them on to the quarterfinals, where they'll meet No. 4 seed St. Mary's on Tuesday at Manning Field in Lynn (6:00).
"That was huge," Meredith said of Littlefield's highlight-reel save. "That was absolutely the play of the game right there."
The Vikings' veteran presence shone through from the start. North Reading came out flying from the start, still riding the momentum from its 6-1 drubbing of Mystic Valley in the preliminary round.
But Rockport held steady, eventually gaining some momentum as the first half wore on. Were it not for the impressive play of Intorcio — who made four great saves before Meredith eventually beat him — the Vikings may have run away with last night's game, outshooting North Reading, 18-12.
North Reading held tight, though, trading chances with the host Vikings in a back-and-forth first half.
After Intorcio turned away a Shaun Aspesi bid early in the second half, sprawling to punch the ball over the crossbar, it seemed as though the Vikings may never get one past him.
They finally did, though, when a North Reading foul left Rockport with a set piece along the right sideline from 30 yards out. Aspesi threaded the ball perfectly into the penalty box, and Meredith broke free, rising up above the charging Intorcio to flick the eventual game-winner into the back of the net.
"They hadn't been marking me on the last two [set pieces]," Meredith said. "So I just went for the ball. It was there and I just had to elevate, and I got it."
"Great service by Shaun and Tuck made great contact," Curley added. "Didn't go the way I drew it up, but we'll take it."
From there, Rockport held onto control. Outside of the foul just outside the box that led to Littlefield's great save, Rockport's veteran backline of Matt Rostowski, Caden Tibert, Nick Scatterday and Mike Carbone paced a shutdown defensive effort to preserve the win.
"I thought that the kids did a really nice job of limiting them to maybe three good chances," Curley said. "We knew going in that this was probably going to be a 1-0, 2-1 game at most. Both teams played good, physical defense. That's just great high school soccer."
This Rockport squad has been in these situations before, having advanced to at least the Division 3 North semifinals in each of the past three seasons.
That experience carried them last night. And as the field narrows and games become tighter, they'll continue to lean on that veteran presence to carry them through.
"We've been in games like this before," Meredith said. "We were never worried. We knew we were the better team and we knew we could get it done in the end."


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Elkhart — Authorities say a gunman walked around a northern Indiana grocery store for about 30 minutes before he fatally shot two women and threatened at least two other people.
State police Sgt. Trent Smith says 22-year-old Shawn Walter Bair of Elkhart first shot a 20-year-old store employee as she was stocking shelves at a Martin's Super Market in Elkhart late Wednesday.
Smith says Bair then walked to another aisle when he exchanged words with another employee who he shot at and missed while she ran away. He later shot a 44-year-old shopper several aisles away.
Smith says Bair had the store manager on his knees and was pointing a gun at him just before two Elkhart officers shot him.
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