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Eagles cut WR Curtis, DE Howard
The Eagles have given up on two of their former big free-agent signings a few days after they traded another one.
Eagles release OT Shawn Andrews
The Eagles made a surprise move Wednesday, releasing ORT Shawn Andrews.
Eagles land Tapp from Seahawks for Clemons, pick
The Eagles and Seahawks swapped defensive ends Tuesday, with the Eagles landing Darryl Tapp and Chris Clemons heading to Seattle.
Eagles think they got bargain in Jackson
The Eagles' trouble at free safety caused more problems than the team expected last season, but the signing of former Colts CB Marlin Jackson could be the answer.
Eagles bring back WR Baskett
The Eagles have re-signed WR Hank Baskett, who last played with the team in training camp in 2009 before being let go as one of the final cuts.
Eagles sign Marlin Jackson
The Eagles have signed former Colts CB Marlin Jackson to a two-year deal to play free safety.
Eagles' Stacy Andrews restructures deal
Eagles OG Stacy Andrews has restructured his base salary, according to an ESPN report.
Eagles sign WR Avant to five-year deal
The team announced it has re-signed restricted free-agent WR Jason Avant, 26, to a five-year deal. Financial terms were not released.
Early winners and losers in free agency
Here's a look at the teams that have spent the most wisely to this point and which ones overextended themselves after the first weekend of free agency.
Eagles cut WLB Witherspoon
The Eagles have cut WLB Will Witherspoon, a team spokesman said Friday afternoon.
Eagles sign FB Weaver to three-year deal
The Eagles announced Friday they have re-signed FB Leonard Weaver to a three-year contract. Weaver, 27, had been a restricted free agent.
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Regardless of whether RB Clinton Portis is still in Washington next season, the Redskins need new blood at running back. PFW concludes its analysis of team needs with the NFC East.
Eagles release RB Westbrook
The Eagles have severed ties with RB Brian Westbrook after a season in which he was plagued by concussions.
Eagles' Andrews needs serious work on contract
Word that the Eagles might move on without OG Stacy Andrew unless he redoes his contract was quickly followed by Andrews saying that he would be willing to do a "minor" contract readjustment.
Eagles know value of quarterbacks
Some may criticize the Eagles for having acquired Michael Vick and Kevin Kolb, but they understand the importance of the QB position, one NFL insider says in "Audibles."
McCoy returned to action on Sunday and finished with 122 total yards for the Eagles in a loss to Washington.||||||| He had nine catches for 77 yards, and rushed 13 times for 45 yards.
McCoy will start at running back for the Eagles against Washington in his first game back after missing four because of a concussion.||||||| Rookie Bryce Brown filled in nicely for McCoy, running for 347 yards and four touchdowns in his first two career starts. But Brown had just 40 yards in the next two games and fumbled four times in four games.
Quarterback Michael Vick and running back LeSean McCoy will not play Sunday, when the Philadelphia Eagles meet the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-6). In an expected announcement, Eagles athletic trainer Rick Burkholder said Friday that neither has been cleared to return to football activity after suffering concussions last month.||||||| Burkholder sent McCoy to Pittsburgh to be examined by the University of Pittsburgh's concussion specialists because he "just didn't like the way things were adding up. I didn't like how he was getting symptoms at night and not during the day." He said those tests yielded nothing alarming but did convince Burkholder to change McCoy's rehabilitation protocol.
McCoy ran for 119 yards in Monday's 28-13 loss to the Saints.||||||| McCoy has two rushing scores through eight contests. He had 17 last season.
McCoy ended up with 67 total yards and two touchdown in the Eagles' loss to Atlanta Sunday.||||||| McCoy had one rushing score and one TD catch. He remains one of the top backs in fantasy football.

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When it comes to hair, it seems like we all want what we don't have. People with thick hair wish it was thinner, those with dark hair envy the blond, and straight hair just seems boring when you have it. It seems like the dream for curls begins at a young age, and a perm is a seemingly logical step to make a girls dream come true, right? How young is too young for a perm?
For the purpose of this article I'm referring to an in-salon service called a permanent chemical wave, or perm for short.
What Is a Perm?
Before you decide to perm your child's hair, it's important to understand what a perm is and what it does to the hair. Very basically, hair is wrapped around a perm rod and a chemical called ammonium thioglycolate, sodium thioglycolate, or glyceryl monothioglycolate is then applied to break down the structure bonds of the hair. These bonds are the building blocks of hair that cause it to be straight or curly. When the bonds are broken the hair is, quite literally, reduced to a mush-like state. After processing, hydrodgen peroxide is applied to the hair, restructuring the hair's bonds and reforming the hair to the shape of the rod, creating curls.
Risks to Your Child's Hair & Scalp
Over the years it's been likely obvious to you that your child's hair changes as the years go by. Color, thickness, texture, and curls can go through several changes from birth until puberty, and sometimes even after that. Many recommendations from professional hair stylists to medical professionals indicate that chemically changing a child's hair prior to puberty age is not ideal. Kid's hair before this time is typically thinner and more fragile and can be easily damaged by even the most gentle perms.
The same holds true for your child's scalp. Children's skin and scalp are more tender, sensitive, and prone to irritation or allergic reaction. It's the reason why we use specially formulated shampoo, body wash, and sun protection for our kids. The chemicals of a perm can be very irritating. Perms can cause an allergic reaction in some cases, but more often chemical irritation can cause broken skin, hair loss, itching, and in some cases chemical burns to the scalp and surrounding skin. It is very important that a patch test be given to any child that is having a perm service to prevent serious problems.
Other Risks and Considerations To Consider
While skin and scalp irritation is the primary focus for consideration when perming your child's hair, other considerations hold just as much, if not more influence in my opinion.
- Perms require products. Many people are of the impression that a perm will result in carefree, fun hair for their child. The opposite is true. Even the best perm can result in dry hair and will require regular maintenance and additional hair products to keep the perm looking nice. Leave in conditioners, deep conditioners, and styling products for curly hair are a necessity for proper perm maintenance. Are you and your child ready for the maintence efforts of a perm?
- A loose wave perm, is still a perm. Another misconception is that a "body wave" is a better or safer option for a perm. The perm chemicals are the same regardless of the size of wave or curl. The only thing that changes is the size of the perm rod. A body wave is not a safer option and will not result in less frizz or dryness.
- Beware of frizz and breakage. While perms have come a long way in terms of causing frizz and hair damage, they are still quite capable of leaving your childs hair a disaster, especially considering the more fragile nature of a child's hair. A poorly processed perm can result in major damage, frizz, and unmanagable hair. Are you and your child prepared to cut significant length off in the event that your child's perm goes drastically wrong?
- Perms are expensive. The initial cost of a perm will typically begin at around $75 and can soar based on hair length, thickness, and the type of perm chosen. The costs don't stop there, as product costs will be significantly higher in order to properly care for your child's perm.
- Perms take time. A properly rolled perm takes signifcant time to accomplish. At minimum a perm will take two to three hours on shorter, thinner hair and upwards of four to five hours for longer hair. Is your child capable of sitting still for two to five hours to get a perm?
- Beauty is pain. As adults, we're used to enduring a little pain for a beauty treatment. For kids, pain is a big deal. The process of getting a perm can really hurt. The rods can be heavy and pull your child's hair. Rinsing is also a painful process. A sucessful perm requires a minimum of two five minute rinsing sessions, typically with the rods still rolled in the hair and pressing up against the sides of the shampoo bowl. It's incredibly uncomfortable. How well does your child deal with uncomfortable painful hair pulling?
- Perms just aren't kid friendly. Kid friendly activities and perms aren't exactly a match made in heaven. Kids love to run and play, which can make the frizz in a perm make an appearance in a big way. Perms and pool water can be a giant disaster, causing additional dryness and even a green tint from the pool; I haven't even touched on what heat and humidity can do to a perm. I also don't know a lot of kids that want to spend any more time in the bathroom than they already do.
- Most people hate their perm. The idea of a perm is almost always such a romantic idea. Beautiful waves seem like a dream come true, but in reality perms just don't pan out like we want them to. Fighting frizz, chemical damage, or uneven curl can be a nightmare. In my experience, most people get their first and last perm at the same time. Consider these additional red flags before you say yes to a perm.
My Recommendation
As a professionally licensed cosmetologist, I do not recommend perming a child's hair prior to puberty, even after I'd think long and hard before opting for a perm and prepare yourself with the proper knowledge to make sure you get a perm that you won't hate. Instead, embrace the options your child's current hair texture offers and explore ideas to give your child curl that isn't as permanent as a perm.


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FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) -- DJ Baxendale's earliest memories aren't all that different from his life these days.
The Arkansas pitcher, one of the Southeastern Conference's and country's best, wouldn't have it any other way.
"From the time I could walk, I had a bat in my hand," Baxendale said. "I knew early on that I wanted to play big-time college baseball and in the major leagues. ... Everything I've done and worked for is to do that."
Baxendale, a junior, took a giant leap toward reaching his goals last season when he moved from the closer's role to Friday-night starter for the Razorbacks. The right-hander excelled in his new role, posting a 10-2 record with a 1.58 ERA -- fourth in the SEC and 10th nationally.
For all of the success, however, Baxendale wasn't satisfied with either his own performance or that of his team last season. That's why he spent much of the summer pitching for Team USA, hoping to make another jump in progress and lead Arkansas back to the College World Series for the first time since 2009.
And maybe, just maybe, more than that.
"We've done so much here, but the one thing we haven't is win the whole thing," Baxendale said. "There's no reason why that can't happen."
The Razorbacks are expected to be one of the top teams in the SEC this season after finishing 40-22 last season and reaching an NCAA regional before falling to Arizona State. They are ranked No. 4 by Baseball America and return a pitching staff that is so deep that coach Dave Van Horn expects to struggle to find innings for all of his hurlers.
"Obviously, we're excited about the season," Van Horn said. "(With the) preseason rankings and whenever you have a pitching staff coming back like we have, we feel like we can be in every game."
Arkansas finished fourth in the SEC with a 3.20 team ERA last season and returns all nine of its top pitchers this year. At the top of that list is Baxendale, who allowed just 69 hits in 85 1-3 innings and held opposing batters to a .228 average.
The junior, who throws consistently in the low 90s, struck out 77 and walked just 21. Despite the success, he spent much of the offseason working to tighten his curveball and also added a cutter to his arsenal of pitches.
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"Every time he pitches when you talk to him, he wants feedback," Arkansas catcher Jake Wise said. "He wants to know how every pitch was, how everything is. That's just how he is. He's a great competitor, and he wants to know how his stuff is so he can get better."
Arkansas pitching coach Dave Jorn said Baxendale worked on the curveball and cutter to improve his strikeout numbers, as well as continuing to sharpen his changeup. Jorn also credited Baxendale for his receptiveness to new ideas, calling the pitcher "a coach's dream."
Baxendale's ERA last season fell by two runs from 3.58 as a freshman, and Jorn also has no doubt Baxendale can make an equally dramatic jump in improvement this season.
"I'm not sure where his ceiling lies," Jorn said. "I'm not sure he's every going to be an upper 90s fastball, but sometimes that's not what controls the level of success.
"It's your intangibles, your work ethic, your instincts, your ability. He's got a good package of all those things."
Jorn is also confident Baxendale can put any thoughts about this summer's draft out of his head and concentrate on the Razorbacks' goal of returning to the College World Series.
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With $85 million earmarked for two major road projects in the Panhandle, Governor Rick Scott's fiscal budget was met with satisfaction. On the list was the 23rd street flyover, it's a long awaited project that can alleviate traffic congestion and bring business to Port Panama City.
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5.0 out of 5 stars By PyroMessiah
Brilliant stuff! The second kick ass lead single in a row following the equally kick ass 'Modern Day Delilah' from the last album Sonic Boom.
MONSTER will be a KILLER album if this single is anything to go by. Fast paced and powerful. Love it!
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5.0 out of 5 stars By Neal.W
KISS are back with a BANG! With what Paul Stanley described as just great rock n roll! and I couldn't agree more. Following on from the great Sonic Boom album, Kiss seem to have stepped it up another gear for this new single and hopefully the new album {out in oct 2012}. This track still has the old Kiss feel with great riffs and a catchy chorus but this time with a harder edge, what's not to like.
5.0 out of 5 stars By S. E. Jones
Was expecting to be disappointed by this song. After the excellent Sonic Boom album, there was a lot more anticipation leading up to the new material... I need not have worried. Following the rule that if it ain't broke, don't fix it... Hell or Hallelujah has all of the best bits of KISS from the late 70's through to the mid 80's.... and (listening to it as I write this) it's just put a whopping smile on my face... Just listen to that gonzoid guitar attack!!! AWESOME!
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This is a real return to KISS of old. A brilliant song, and with a one off concert on 04/07/12 in London for Help For Heroes, the 'Hottest band in the World' are back.
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5.0 out of 5 stars - Joshua Sharrock
I have been waiting for this single and the whole album for ages! This is more than I expected, one again KISS have outdone themselves. Great pounding in your face guitars. Can't wait till the whole of "Monster" comes out!
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"This could certainly end up being a Top 10 for Concord and certainly southeast New Hampshire," Hawley said.
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Public Service of New Hampshire said it planned to open its emergency operations center today, while also adding more line crews in the Seacoast and southeastern areas. Hampton-based Unitil and other power companies took similar steps.
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Local road crews spent Thursday attaching their plows and loading their trucks with sand and salt.
Kingston Road Agent Rich St. Hilaire lined up two extra trucks and put others on standby to help the dozen he normally has on the roads during a storm.
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The High Holidays begin sundown September 24, 2014
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Only available land is Tipton farmland
The opponents for the wind turbines need to get on the same page. They didn't want the turbines because they were going to ruin the farmland, and the farmers were just trying to make a fast buck. Now they say we need families and businesses in Tipton County.
Where are these families and businesses going to build? How many families and businesses will be enough? How many housing additions, apartment complexes, condos, restaurants and Wal-Marts will it take?
Or maybe you want malls. And don't forget: We need some roundabouts.
Where are all the projects going to be built? The only land available is the farmland; the land that you said you wanted to protect. Whom do you think will make a profit or fast buck then?
What about the people who said they moved to Tipton County to build their retirement homes for the peace and quiet? I guess that wasn't true.
The BZA wouldn't let two of its members be included in the decision-making because it said they had a conflict of interest, yet it got two members who were against the turbines. No conflict of interest there! The board overstepped its bounds, and its decision should be thrown out and the county should get to vote.
We all know the county and townships need money. The question is where the money will come from. Do we really want Tipton County to be another suburb of Kokomo or Westfield–Carmel? I certainly don't.
Gloria Maxwell
Romans would look approvingly at U.S.
"Will the way of suffering love prevail, or not?" Pastor Randy Miller of Howard-Mennonite Church asked in one of his recent Sunday morning sermons.
He told the story of a first century Galilean rabbi named Hananiah. The occupying Romans forbid the teaching of the Torah, to ordain rabbis or gather publicly to pray, under penalty of death. Hananiah openly worked among the poor and needy, ran a school and both taught and prayed in public. The Romans arrested him, wrapped him in the scrolls of the Torah and burned him at the stake.
Today we are much like yesterday. The government forbids prayer before events it sanctions. We cannot post God's commandments in our schools. The government separates itself from God and does not project God in its workings, even when the foundation on which our nation was built was the belief that God is at our head. And we cannot teach in our school how the God, in whom we trust, created everything.
If we refuse to comply with these edicts, we figuratively will be wrapped in the Scriptures and burned at the stake because, when push comes to shove, we will be punished by the existing laws as we advance God in — as of right now — forbidden ways.
The ancient Romans thought watching people die helped build character, and they gathered in their arenas and coliseums to see the sacrificial events. Their gladiatorial contests and public executions were well-attended. Those Romans would look on approvingly at us today.
With all of the murders we hear about in our area, our state, our nation, in the other countries of the world, and the murders we see on our television shows, in the movies we watch, on our newscasts, in the video games our children play, and the 40 million-and-counting murders of our unborn babies since it became a court-ordered option in 1973, we ought to be the people with the greatest amount of character in the entire world.
Oughtn't we?
Jeff Hatton


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Van driver, Billy Hewitt, jailed after being caught two and a half times drink drive limit in St Albans
9:02am Monday 17th February 2014 in News By Court Reporter
A Transit van driver who caused a policeman and a club doorman to jump out of the way as he drove off at speed outside a St Albans night club was jailed for two months on Friday.
Billy Hewitt, 27, of White Hart Drive, Hemel Hempstead, was convicted last month of dangerous driving in Victoria Street and Bricket Road, St Albans, on October 28 2012.
He was banned from driving for 15 months by Judge Stephen Warner and must take an extended retest before he gets his licence back.
The court heard Police Sergeant Duncan Prior put his hand up to stop the van after he heard it crash into a parked taxi in Victoria Street.
But Billy Hewitt ignored the officer and forced him and another man, John Curtis, to move out of the way.
Prosecutor Nick Bonehill said DS Prior was in his high visibility jacket on duty near the Havana Night Club at around half past one on the Sunday morning when he saw the van reverse at high speed into the taxi, which was parked at the junction of Victoria Street and Bricket Road.
"The van then accelerated off at speed into Bricket Road. It did a U turn at the entrance to the police station and drove back. PS Prior put his hand up to try and get the vehicle to stop, but he didn't and it made PS Prior and Mr Curtis, a member of the club door staff, jump out of the way," said Mr Bonehill.
He said the van took off down Victoria Street towards the railway station, narrowly missing members of the public coming out of the club. It went on the wrong side of the road, nearly missed another taxi and jumped a red light.
The registration number was noted and the van was found in a parking bay at the rear entrance of St Albans City Station. Another police officer stopped Mr Hewitt, who was running down Alma Road near Telford Court.
He was arrested and, on his way to Hatfield Police Station, told officers: "That's my van. There are three or four others who have keys to it. I have a set on me."
Mr Bonehill said he gave a drink drive breath reading of 84 - nearly two and a half times over the limit.
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The Obama administration has picked a private attorney and former federal prosecutor who helped send former Illinois Gov. George Ryan to prison for corruption to head the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago, Illinois' senators announced Thursday.
Zachary Fardon would replace Patrick Fitzgerald, who stepped down last summer to enter private practice. Fitzgerald rose to national prominence during more than a decade in the office and successfully convicted two Illinois governors, including Ryan. The U.S. Senate must confirm President Barack Obama's nomination of Fardon.
Both of Illinois' senators, Democrat Dick Durbin and Republican Mark Kirk, support the choice.
"Zachary Fardon will be an exceptional U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Illinois," Durbin said in a news release announcing the nomination. "I spoke to him today and advised him that he'll have to hit the ground running and immediately focus on daily gang and gun violence plaguing the streets of Chicago."
Kirk called Fardon "an outstanding pick to continue Patrick Fitzgerald's tradition of aggressively prosecuting criminal activity that threatens northern Illinois."
The post is widely regarded as Chicago's second-most powerful job, after the mayor. The chief prosecutor and around 170 assistant attorneys also have an impact beyond Illinois, including by handling major terrorism cases.
Fardon, a partner at the Chicago law firm Latham Watkins, was on the team of federal prosecutors who secured convictions against Ryan in 2006. In that case and in others, Fardon gained a reputation as an adept, quick-witted cross-examiner.
The global firm congratulated Fardon on his nomination Thursday saying, "Zach has outstanding experience as a public servant and as a litigator in private practice. He is an exceptionally talented attorney who practices with the highest level of integrity and ethical standards, and has made significant contributions to our firm."
Fardon also served in the U.S. attorney's office in Nashville, Tenn., and later entered private practice. Among his clients was John Wyma, a longtime lobbyist and friend of former Illinois Democratic Gov. Rod Blagojevich, whose testimony helped convict Ryan of corruption.
Fitzgerald's shoes would be large ones for anyone to fill.
The lanky, soft-spoken lawman from New York arrived in Chicago with a mandate to clean up corruption-plagued Illinois, and he had helped put several public officials behind bars, including Blagojevich.
The Obama administration made its selection from four finalists: Fardon, Lori Lightfoot, Jonathan Bunge and Gil Soffer. Their names were forwarded to the White House by Durbin and Kirk, who vetted a longer list of prospective candidates.
Any of the four would have known their way around the federal prosecutor's office in Chicago -- one of the nation's busiest -- each having worked there as assistant attorneys.
Fitzgerald was a surprise pick for the job in 2001. At the time, he was co-chief of the organized crime and terrorism unit for the U.S. attorney's office in the Southern District of New York.
Fitzgerald spearheaded the investigations that put both Ryan, a Republican, and Blagojevich, a Democrat, in prison on corruption convictions. Fitzgerald also helped send dozens of other city and state officials to prison.
Leading up to the announcement of Fitzgerald's replacement, many legal observers said appointing someone with close Chicago ties could convey confidence that the city is no longer as corrupt as it was. Others wondered if it might signal a desire to shift the focus from corruption to other crime, such as drug trafficking or gang-related murders.
Still, public corruption was one of the matters all four finalists thought should be among the office's concerns, co-chairs of a screening committee for the U.S. senators wrote in a letter describing interviews with the four. The letter said all four also cited violence and drugs; financial crimes; and terrorism, though not necessarily in that order, as primary matters of concern for the office.
Federal investigations can take years before they result in indictments or go to trial, so any shift in direction is likely to be incremental.
As Fitzgerald racked up flashy convictions -- including those of reputed mobsters and terrorists -- he gained a reputation as a no-nonsense prosecutor who erred on the side of secrecy and typically eschewed banter with reporters. He could be tenacious to a fault, defense attorneys said. Over the years, many complained that Fitzgerald pursued their clients with too much fervor, loading indictments up with as many charges as he could muster.
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Tweet Beat: #Overshare?
Tweeting can be tricky, even for celebrities. This week brought us several #overshare Tweets that were deleted, like Kanye's (alleged) naked Kim TwitPic. And Chris Brown's (alleged) fight with Drake Instagram/rant.
We rounded up some of the best of the Tweets that didn't get deleted when cooler heads prevailed but still made us think…is this an #overshare?
For once, Rihanna isn't Tweeting any nudes. But…?
Is it just me or is twitter way too complicated when you're drunk? *still drunk*—
Rihanna (@rihanna) June 15, 2012
Those One Direction boys are getting a little restless on tour.
@NiallOfficial is your email still firstname.lastname@example.com?—
Harry Styles (@Harry_Styles) June 14, 2012
Now that The Voice is wrapped until the fall, looks like Adam Levine is doing a little reality TV watching of his own.
I'd like to one day meet the mothers who allow their daughters to be on 'toddlers and tiaras' so I can vomit in their faces.—
Adam Levine (@adamlevine) June 13, 2012
Wonder how this idea even occurred to Mariah?
Ok, apparently my dog likes strawberries, should I be concerned? Jill E. Beans! http://t.co/o1QENJ3i—
Mariah Carey (@MariahCarey) June 14, 2012
Thongs happen when Nicki Minaj goes on one of her long Twitter binges.
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Oh dear.
The air here in Shanghai, China is windy and polluted. …Nevermind …I just farted.—
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DOVER, Del. -- A warning for Kent County residents. Saturday, The Delaware State Police Explosive Ordnance Disposal Team, along with the Baltimore office of the FBI, will be conducting an explosives manufacturing awareness demonstration.
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Ashley Varsity Baseball team win 2 close games against Lumberton
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• 3/12 – Ashley 10 Lumberton 9 – The Ashley Screaming Eagles baseball team survived a wild game to overcome the visiting Pirates of Lumberton by a score of 10-9 tonight. It was definitely not a defensive showcase, as the two teams combined for 9 errors during the game. Lumberton struck first, scoring 2 runs early. Ashley came back, scoring 3 runs in the second to take the lead. After adding a run in the 3rd to take a 4-2 lead, we quickly coughed it up, as Lumberton scored 3 in the 4th to take a 5-4 lead. We then scored 3 runs in both the 4th and 5th innings to go up by 5. The Pirates capped the scoring, posting 4 runs in the 6th. Pante Miliotis started the game for the Eagles, with Sam Cavanaugh picking up the win in relief. Matt Davis came in to finish the game, earning his first save of the season. We did, however, finally get the bats going, collecting 9 hits for the game. Shane Shepard led the way with a 3 for 4 performance, including a triple. Clayton McGee went 2 for 3, with a double. Justin Ray added a double and Eric Eason had a triple. That brings Ashley's record to 4-1 as we head to Lumberton on Thursday for a 5:00 game.
• 3/15 – Ashley 10 Lumberton 8 - The Eagles traveled to Lumberton High School on Thursday afternoon, and got off the bus looking like it was gonna be a quick win. After no scoring in the first inning, Ashley exploded for 8 runs in the top of the second, seemingly ready to roll to a victory. But the Pirates had something else in mind, as they responded in the bottom of the inning with 7 runs of their own. Eric pitched 3 innings, giving way to Matt Davis in the fourth. Matt started cruising, not giving up a hit until the bottom of the 7th, when Lumberton plated one more run. Fortunately for us, that was after we had already added 2 insurance runs, and we ended up winning a wild one, 10-8. Shane Shepard had another good night at the dish, pacing the offense with a 2 for 4 night with 3 RBIs. In his first at-bat of the season, Trey Eller roped a double to left-center, earning his first RBI of the season. Eric Eason and Dakota Perryman added 2 hits apiece. The Eagles are off until Wednesday, when they travel to Pender High School to take on the Patriots. Our record is now 5-1.


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ABORIGINAL community leaders have defended the $200 fee for delivering a welcome to country saying it is not used for individual gain, and instead goes towards sending Aboriginal youth away for sport and Naidoc Week celebrations.
Orange Aboriginal Lands Council chief executive officer Annette Steele said councillors had no right to suggest the welcome should be a free service.
"Everyone else gets paid for their services," she said.
"We have to create income for ourselves... it's not a huge amount of money, we might only have $1500 to $2000 a year [in the fund]."
The Aboriginal Working Party chair Jamie Newman said the fee was part of protocol agreed to by Orange City Council.
"For council to come out and say they shouldn't pay it... creates this issue that we as Aboriginal people don't support Australia Day and we've supported it since its inception," he said.
"To single out Aboriginal people because we didn't do a welcome to country is childish... we are very actively involved in this community... these comments derail what we're doing."
Mr Newman said councillors should have raised the issue with the Aboriginal Working Party rather than at a public council meeting.
Ms Steele said a member of the Australia Day Committee was told two weeks prior to Australia Day that there were only four or five individuals endorsed to deliver the welcome and no one was available on the day.
But Australia Day committee chair Helen Corby said there was no communication between the two groups.
"It was just a break down in communication with our committee and their committee," she said.
Ms Steele said the Australia Day committee should do more to involve the Aboriginal community in future events.
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The National Weather Service warned on Sunday afternoon that Hurricane Sandy brings with it a "life-threatening" storm surge that will hit the Mid-Atlantic coast, Long Island Sound and New York Harbor.
As of Sunday afternoon, Sandy was lumbering along at 14 mph, its center 575 miles south of New York City. But the storm's hurricane-force winds extend out 175 miles from the center, so its effects will be felt in Connecticut long before it hits landfall Monday, likely now in Central New Jersey.
Carl Parker, the Weather Channel's Hurricane Specialist, emphasized Sunday that this is a historic storm that may cause unprecedented damage to a large swath of the heavily populated Northeastern United States.
Parker said the low pressures recorded from the storm are hitting levels never seen before, which is "a measure of how strong and energetic this storm is."
Connecticut shoreline towns continued to issue evacuation orders throughout the day on Sunday, and many towns further inland have canceled school for up to three days. New York City is evacuating 375,000 people from lower-lying areas and shutting down the transit system on Sunday evening.
Amtrak and Metro-North trains will halt at 7 p.m. and CT Transit buses will stop at midnight Sunday, according to The Hartford Courant.
Fox CT Chief Meteorologist Joe Furey said Sunday that some minor flooding had already occurred in some shoreline areas because winds were elevating the levels of water in Long Island Sound. "It's not good," he said.
Forecasters are calling for rain to begin Sunday night, with conditions deteriorating on Monday. Connecticut should be experiencing the worst of the storm on Monday night into early Tuesday, though winds will continue to gust through Wednesday and rain may linger into Thursday.
Rainfall forecasts for inland parts of Connecticut have decreased, along with the threat of flooding. While forecasters on Saturday were talking about up to 6 inches of rain, the forecasts are now to 1-3 inches with 4 inches in some spots.
Wind gusts of up to 60 mph will still be a problem, however, across the state and will likely cause widespread power outages as trees and branches fall across power lines. If Sandy makes its turn west at a point further north than New Jersey, Connecticut will feel even stronger winds.


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Vineyarddawg reviews the recently-released ESPN documentary on the Georgia-Alabama women's gymnastics rivalry.
The Georgia Gym Dogs once again led through 3 rotations on the road, but a poor team performance on beam cost them the meet.
The Georgia Gym Dogs not only beat the Iowa Hawkeyes, they did so by carding the second-highest score in the nation so far this season. Vineyarddawg provides your roundup.
The Georgia Gym Dogs closed out their regular season on Sunday afternoon by turning in a season-high 197.800 to defeat NC State in Raleigh.
Jay and Silent Breaux Strike Back - LSU Defeats Georgia Gym Dogs, 197.050 - 196.825
The Georgia Gym Dogs fought valiantly, but came up one beam-rotation short of upending top-ranked Florida.
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