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Bested by Hot-Shooting Furman Squad
Furman shoots 67% from beyond the arc to top the Eagles
GREENVILLE, S.C. – Georgia Southern Men's Basketball ran into a hot-shooting Furman squad on Thursday night, falling 81-74 to the Paladins. Furman shot 64% from the field, but spent much of the contest above the 70% mark. GSU opens a three-game home stand on Saturday night against Chattanooga inside Hanner Fieldhouse at 7:30 p.m.
"Ultimately it was their night," said Head Coach Charlton "C.Y." Young. "It's tough when the other team makes two or three baskets from over 30 feet. From here on out every game is a one-game Super Bowl as we look to stay in the race for the SoCon Championship. We've got to make sure we don't put ourselves in a hole like we did tonight going forward."
C.J. Reed scored 20 points on the night, reaching 20-or-more points for the second time this season for the Eagles who fall to 9-13 overall and 3-6 in league play. He was 2-for-4 from downtown to go with five assists. Eric Ferguson scored 14 points in the loss with three steals, helping to spark the Eagle comeback in the second half.
Marvin Baynham and Tre Bussey each scored eight points while Baynham added seven rebounds to lead the Eagles who out-rebounded Furman 25-24 with a 10-5 lead on the offensive glass. Brian Holmes and Cameron Baskerville each added seven points to the cause.
Furman (6-13, 3-5 SoCon) was led by 20 points from Charlie Reddick on 6-for-6 shooting overall and a 5-for-5 mark from downtown. Bobby Austin scored 17 with a perfect 3-for-3 mark beyond the arc. Three other Paladins scored in double-figures, giving the hosts five scorers in double-figures.
The only bad line for Furman was 18 turnovers off 12 GSU steals. Georgia Southern converted those turnovers into 26 points.
Georgia Southern opened the game shooting very well from the field, but would go nearly six minutes down the stretch in the first half without a field goal. The Eagles trailed by 18 points with four seconds left in the first half, but a three-pointer from midcourt by Reed cut the lead to 15 points at the intermission.
After the break GSU got it to within 11 points before Furman stretched the lead back to 14 points with just less than 12 minutes remaining in the contest.
GSU ramped up the full court pressure in the second half, forcing turnovers and putting the Paladins under duress on the offensive side of the floor. The Eagles got the lead under 10 points for the first time in the second half with 8:50 remaining in the contest.
With just better than six minutes remaining, the Eagles got the lead to six on a dunk by Baynham, his second of the evening. On the next trip, Baskerville drained a three-pointer to cut it to three. Reed got a steal on the next trip and was summarily fouled where he made both ends of the one-and-one. The Paladins missed a basket on offense, allowing Bussey to give the Eagles their first lead of the game with 5:05 remaining on a 9-0 GSU run.
The teams traded the lead three times over the final four minutes, but back-to-back three-pointers by Austin inside the final minute gave the Paladins a lead they would not relinquish. Ultimately, Furman would stretch the lead to seven points with 26 seconds remaining and hold on for the 81-74 victory.
After shooting as good as 72% from the field in the game's first 32 minutes, the Paladins cooled, slightly, from the field and finished the game with a season-best 64% mark from the field. Georgia Southern shot the ball very well, finishing the game at 53% from the field. Both teams knocked down their three-point shots with the Eagles shooting 42% from downtown while Furman made 67% from beyond the arc.
Furman's marks from both the field and bonushphere were their best numbers in the Jeff Jackson Era which spans the last seven seasons.
Georgia Southern is back at home on Saturday night against Chattanooga on Alumni Night at Hanner Fieldhouse. The Eagles will honor its former student-athletes at halftime of the contest which is set to start at 7:30 p.m.
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Houston Astros outfielder Hunter Pence is one of the oddest baseball players in the game today. Oh, I don't know about his personality -- he might be one of those iconoclasts that likes to hunt, fish, and golf when he isn't playing baseball -- I'm just referring to how Pence looks, swings, and runs. I'm not sure if he has extra joints, or if he's missing a couple. I'm not sure if he's the one running like a weirdo, or if he's just figured out the next stage of man's evolution.
It doesn't really matter what the aesthetics are, though. What matters is that it works for him. The 28-year-old is a two-time All-Star, and he's on track for his fifth straight season with an OPS+ over 100, and his third straight over 110. He's hit exactly 25 home runs for three straight years, and he's a plus runner with solid defensive skills. He's not great, but he's consistently good. Most teams would be happy to have him.
And now the Astros might trade him. From Buster Olney:
Sources: HOU shows willingness to trade Pence; rival executives expect he will move. Braves have prospects to make deal happen; we'll see.
Pence is easily the most popular Astro among the fans, and he's under team control for 2012 and 2013. And that makes what Olney tweeted one day earlier make a ton of sense:
Teams that talk to Astros about Hunter Pence walk away convinced it will take a major, major overpay to pry him away from Houston right now.
Pretend it's end times. Like, something from The Stand or The Road. And you have a backpack filled with delicious pound cake. You meet a guy who has a backpack filled with turnips, but he also has a can of whipped cream. Your first instinct is to ask politely for the can. Can't use it with those damned turnips. Just give up the can. You're not using it. Please? He'll refuse because he doesn't need to give it up, and whipped cream is pretty hard to come by in the apocalypse.
It's not really fair to describe the rest of the Astros as turnips. You can probably make some sort of liquor with turnips, so they have some use. Stop picking on turnips. But you get the idea. The Astros are right to ask for twelve prospects, six players to be named, and a refund for the money lost on the canceled Hunter Pence bobblecreepystare night. They don't have to trade him.
His value, though, might never be higher. The team control is enticing, and his .377 BAbip is really far above his career averages -- he's usually at a .310 or so. His batting average and on-base percentage have never been better. If there were a time to reap a bounty of young players, this might be it.
Using MLB Trade Rumors' spreadsheet of Ed Wade trades, it looks like Wade has done two star-for-bushel-of-prospect trades before:
- Scott Rolen for Placido Polanco, Bud Smith, and Mike Timlin
- Curt Schilling for Omar Daal, Nelson Figueroa, Travis Lee, and Vicente Padilla
Polanco and Padilla did okay for the Phillies, but they weren't exactly franchise cornerstones. It's tough to grade Wade's trades on just a couple of deals from almost ten years ago, and it's also worth noting that a) Pence isn't nearly the star that those two were, and b) it's fun to mutter "grade Wade's trades" to yourself, over and over again while you wait for a bus.
So we have no idea what the Astros will think is a fair return for Pence. They should ask for a great-player package. But if they get a "good-player package" -- one of another team's top prospects, a second-tier guy, and maybe some filler -- maybe they should jump. Pence could be an Astro through 2013, but the Astros aren't likely to be good by then, and his value might be at its peak right now.
Just don't think about who would hit third for the Astros if Pence should leave. Eric Anthony wouldn't be the oldest player in baseball. See what he's up to, Ed.

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Fur Bearer Defenders work to end the commercial fur trade by exposing trapping cruelty and through protecting fur-bearing animals in the wild or in confinement. They aim to abolish the commercial fashion fur trade, ban the import and sale of domestic dog and cat fur in Canada, and create opportunities to co-exist with urban wildlife.
In June of 2010, LUSH contributed money towards funds that were required to support a public awareness campaign for Bill C-439 that would amend the Hazardous Products Act to include cat and dog fur. If passed, this would prevent cat and dog fur from being imported and sold in Canada. Elements of the campaign included postcards, online petition and Awareness Ads.
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More women to get health services under new law
Original post made on Aug 2, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Thursday, August 2, 2012, 10:22 AM
Comments (10)
on Aug 2, 2012 at 11:26 am
So now the Obama administration can force Catholics, Mormons, orthodox Jews, Muslims and other people religiously opposed to abortion to pay for these services through their insurance premiums. They are running rough shod over the Constitution and many in Mountain View slavishly support them because they agree with their views. Well, when they run over your views there will be no one left to help you.
on Aug 2, 2012 at 12:39 pm
If my tax dollars can be used for endless ever-expanding wars against anybody that didn't get a Hanukah card from Netanyahu, I suppose they might as well be spent on abortion.
on Aug 2, 2012 at 2:40 pm
Where does it say ANYTHING about abortion? That is the problem. Say a lie loud enough and long enough and it becomes a truth. It's not a truth, it's still a lie. There is nothing about paying for abortion. I have heard many of the arguements from the religous organizations complaining about having to offer contraception which is against their moral views. It is an offer - do they not believe that their people share their moral views? They don't have to use the services, not if they don't believe them to be moral. No one is forcing them to use them, only to offer them.
on Aug 2, 2012 at 2:50 pm
Well said Liz. I totally agree.
on Aug 2, 2012 at 5:29 pm
Thank you Liz! You are so right. The reason that it does not say abortion is that the healthcare law does NOT cover abortion.
on Aug 3, 2012 at 10:40 am
Suppose the Romney Administration forces insurance companies to pay for counseling for teenagers with homosexual tendencies to "straighten" them out. You, of course, would not have to use the counseling for your children. Would you be OK with paying for the extra fees charged by the insurance company for providing this counseling?
on Aug 3, 2012 at 2:08 pm
so from now on, men's PROSTATE TESTS will be free ? More men die each year from Prostate Cancer than do women from breast and uterine cancers.. and since Men usually don't live as long as the ladies, then Men should be able to cut to the front of the Medical Waiting lines, even ahead of the illegals.
on Aug 4, 2012 at 9:54 am
George, a resident of the Rex Manor neighborhood,is correct. He dared mention the unmentionable: health discrimination against men.
"Health Disparities Persist for Men, and Doctors Ask Why"
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And that's in the pro-female New York Times!
See also liberal men, take note):
"Obama's discrimination against men"
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on Aug 6, 2012 at 8:46 am
Obamacare does not cover abortions.
It's a really bad tactic to outright lie about something you don't agree with. If you want to change people's minds, maybe, then you have to stick to the facts.
When you lie they just write off everything else you have to say.
And I'm against Obamacare but it has nothing to do with abortion rights.
on Aug 8, 2012 at 5:01 pm
Otto, you are wrong. Obamacare not only covers abortions but it forces businesses and religious groups opposed to abortion to provide abortifacents (morning after pills).
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Laser Show: Pink Floyd on the Chesterfield Mega Sc
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Pink Floyds laser show will feature the album Dark Side of the Moon in its entirety, along with excerpts from the movie version of Pink Floyd - The Wall including Comfortably Numb. These well-known hits will perfectly accompany a sight and sound experience like none other. The Wehrenberg Laser Experience, designed and programmed by the award-winning company Laser Spectacles, is a sensory overload of lasers, lights, music and sound! Up to thirteen separate laser projectors are used, providing the most brilliant colors ever seen in a laser show. These lasers combine to offer stunning, exciting 3D images throughout the auditorium. These laser projectors surround the auditorium, and a haze fills the entire room. The light graphics are visible not just on the screen, but on the walls, ceiling and as 3D images floating inside the auditorium itself! This is not your dads laser show!
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To the editor:
I am writing in response to the extensive article published in The Eagle-Tribune on Oct. 20 regarding the plight of the piping plovers. Much has been made over the beachfront residents who are trying to maintain their private walkways.
My home is not on the waterfront but I am a year-round resident and my family enjoys the beach nearly every day in the summer and frequently all year long. As I hear it, this argument of walkway legality has been going on for literally generations. I do take issue with the implication that beach residents don't care about these endangered birds because we do care.
It seems that the real threat to these birds is continually overlooked. Every winter the heavy ocean winds drive the white beach sand up against the dunes, extending them closer and closer to the high tide line, as much as 100 feet over the past years. The aggressive dune grass continues to creep ever closer to this line and consequently these nesting birds, who seem to prefer the sparser, new grass, get swept away with the higher tides.
The actual beach is dwindling away. If in the off-season the dune grass was maintained and cut back somewhat away from the water, there would be safer areas for the birds to nest and the beachgoers would have ample area to enjoy the beach without endangering the birds.
Because the grass has narrowed the beach so much, it cannot be properly maintained by raking it from June to the middle of August (prime beach time) and is plagued by seaweed, and whatever else the ocean deposits.
We love our beach and respect our wildlife, but it's time that the authorities stop the blame game and fix the real problem.
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We're learning about another child pornography case in metro Atlanta, its the fourth case since late October.
Federal agents said Jerry Lanier purchased sexually explicit DVDs showing boys as young as 8 years old, lasciviously displaying their genitals.
It all started with the 2010 raid of a foreign company that sold the child pornography to people here in the United States. The United States postal inspector traced some of those sales to men in Atlanta.
All four men arrested worked in jobs that put them in close contact with young children.
Federal authorities raided a home on Roswell Street in Smyrna on Tuesday. They said Jerry Lanier purchased child pornography over the internet.
The criminal complaint said Lanier worked as a trumpet instructor at the University of West Georgia. The complaint also said Lanier offered private music lessons to children beginning at age 7.
"He still taught music to middle school and high school children," said Assistant United States Attorney Paul Jones.
Jones is prosecuting Lanier's case, and three other men accused of buying child porn.
Federal agents arrested Stanley Johnson who worked as a transportation coordinator at the Cobb County School District. Johnson also volunteered for a vacation bible school at the Mableton First Baptist Church.
Authorities raided Johnson's Mableton home and found photos of naked young boys in addition to DVDs he purchased on the web.
"These tended to be videos of young boys between the ages of 8 and 14," said Jones. "These boys were for the most part naked and the filming was for the most part on their genitals."
Several weeks ago in October, authorities said a janitor at the Paideia School, Josh Ensley, videotaped high school students while they used the bathroom. Ensley is also alleged to have purchased child porn DVDs over the internet.
Then, just a few days later, federal agents arrested an instructor who worked at the Pace Academy named William Villemez. Investigators said Villemez also purchased child porn over the internet.
Jones pledges that the federal government does not tolerate the production, distribution or possession of child pornography.
"They are very difficult cases," said Jones. "They can be a little bit tolling, but at the end of the day the reward is greater knowing that somebody is going to be held accountable for what they're doing. "
Lanier was released from federal custody after appearing before a magistrate judge, but his movements are severely restricted. Lanier is required to wear an ankle monitor at all times, and he's also barred from access to the internet.
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12:00pm Saturday 19th January 2013 in Devon By Mid Devon Star Reporter
TIVERTON and Honiton MP Neil Parish joined campaigners from Friends of the Earth to help draw attention to the decline of UK bee numbers.
Mr Parish was one of 125 MPs who showed their support during the event at the Westminster on Tuesday.
A study last year found that if bees disappeared it would cost British farmers at least £1.8 billion a year to pollinate their crops by hand.
Friends of the Earth's Bee Cause campaign is asking David Cameron to adopt a National Bee Action Plan to ensure our towns and countryside provide the insects with enough flowers to feed on and places to nest.
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Posted: 11:22 pm Friday, April 23rd, 2010
New Orleans Saints and Jimmy Graham seem like a perfect fit
By Jorge Milian
Jimmy Graham probably couldn't have landed in a better place than New Orleans, and we don't mean because of the wonderful cuisine.
With two veteran tight ends - Jeremy Shockey and David Thomas – already in place, the Super Bowl champion Saints won't need the inexperienced Graham to play right away.
But even with Shockey and Thomas established and in place, there should be plenty of pass-catching opportunities for Graham, taken in the third round with the 95th overall pick, in coach Sean Payton's pass-happy attack. Having Drew Brees at quarterback won't exactly slow Graham's development, either.
Graham will also get to learn from Shockey, the former UM tight end. It was Shockey's game tape that Graham said he watched before he took a step on UM's football field last summer.
Got to wonder how much having former Hurricanes' assistant coach Curtis Johnson on the Saints' staff had to do with Graham getting the call from New Orleans. Johnson, UM's wide receivers coach from 1996-2005 under Butch Davis and Larry Coker, still closely follows the Hurricanes.
This was ESPN.com's analysis of Graham's selection by the Saints:
What he brings: Graham has one of the biggest upsides of any prospect in this year's draft. The former basketball player has great athleticism, the ability stretch the field, body control and hands. Those assets could help him become a dynamic playmaker at the next level. With that said, this is all based on potential; Graham's lack of mental toughness could hinder his ability to cash in on his natural gifts. This is a big risk-reward pick in our opinion.
How he fits: Jeremy Shockey and David Thomas are not in risk of losing their jobs anytime soon because Graham is extremely raw. Thomas was very productive in his role last year and though he will likely repeat that this year, Graham is expected to be his replacement in the future.


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We're starting off our list with a man whose courtroom theatrics have done nothing but add fuel to the fire – and potentially add more years to his upcoming prison sentence. Christopher Coomes was convicted earlier this year of scamming three boat owners out of more than $70,000 in bogus work. Coomes was a yacht detailing and repair man in Naples, and sent the victims bills – which they paid – for work he never did. At his original sentencing hearing, which was for 8 years in prison and 20 years probation – Coomes demonstrated some dramatics, and collapsed in the courtroom. The judge gave him a temporary stay of the sentence's execution, but last week he was supposed to show back in court to pick up where they left off. But, knowing he was headed to prison, Coomes – a father of six – was a no show and has since gone into hiding. Given his family ties, Coomes is likely to still be in the area, though he does have ties to Lakeland and Jacksonville. Upon his arrest, Coomes will have to sit through that sentencing hearing, and will then be on his way to prison.
And in Lee County, deputies are on the hunt for Theresa Pasquazzi, a native New Yorker wanted for violating her probation for dealing in stolen property. 47-year-old Pasquazzi is a registered convicted felon, with a string of theft, fraud and drug possession charges under her belt. She's known to run with a crowd of folks very familiar to local law enforcement officers, in fact her ex-husband Louie was recently indicted on federal charges of counterfeiting cash. Pasquazzi was last known to be living in Lehigh, and may have friends hiding her out. She is 5'6", 120 pounds and has a tattoo of a Yankees logo on her right ankle, an Italian flag on her right shoulder, and a heart on her hip with the name of her jailbird ex-husband. Pasquazzi may be using the aliases of Theresa Swisher, Katherine Juliano or Anna Juliano.
And trying to keep handcuffs off his wrists in Lee County is Thomas Legg, a man who has served three stints in state prison and has been booked into the Lee County Jail 20 times before. A registered convicted felon, Legg has been arrested on a variety of charges, including grand theft auto, DUI, larceny theft, aggravated battery with a firearm and the always unwise move of battery on a law enforcement officer. 34 year old Legg is currently wanted on a bench warrant for failing to show up in court, following an arrest in March for the possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. He was last known to be living in the Lehigh area, and due to his penchant for violence, Legg should definitely be considered armed and dangerous. Legg is 6'2", 200 pounds and has several tattoos, including the words Outlaw Hell Raiser on his back, and a cross with praying hands on his left arm.
And rounding off our list of felons is 23 year old Michael Jay Richardson, on the run in Lee County for violating terms of his probation, on the heels of an arrest for grand theft. Born and raised in Naples, Richardson has run into repeated problems with the law since he was 17. His first felony as a teen was for three counts of burglary and two counts of larceny theft, followed by jail time as an adult for battery, drugs, grand theft, hit and run and dealing in stolen property. He even racked up two DUIs in a two month time frame last year. Though his roots are here in Southwest Florida, deputies believe he may have fled to the east coast – possibly the Brevard County area – but they're confident someone local knows exactly where to find him. Richardson is 6'0", 150 pounds and has a tattoo of a cross with wings on his left arm. Upon his arrest, Richardson will be held without bond in the Lee County Jail.
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The newest version of the official UFC rankings feature a lot of movement. Some of it is as a result of UFC Fight Night 33, some one it is to correct injustices, and there are also some moves that seem to have come out of nowhere. In other words, welcome back to the wacky world of rankings.
You can check out the full rankings here, and use the dropdown menu to see the individual picks of the five BE contributors (myself, T.P. Grant, Chris Hall, Fraser Coffeen, and Stephie Daniels).
We'll start with the divisions affected by UFC Fight Night 33. Shogun Rua's big win over James Te Huna sent him well up in the light heavyweight rankings, from the number nine contender's spot all the way to six. As a result, Dan Henderson, Chael Sonnen, and Gegard Mousasi all fell one spot each to seven, eight, and nine respectively. And in the heavyweight division, Mark Hunt re-entered the rankings in the nine spot after his draw with Antonio Silva. Silva stayed in the four spot. Hunt's re-entry sent Stipe Miocic down a spot to 10, while Roy Nelson was bumped off the list.
As a result of his move to light heavyweight, Daniel Cormier has started his descent down the heavyweight ladder. It's slow-going at first though - he dropped just one spot to number three, giving Fabricio Werdum the number two spot. Also, for reasons unknown, UFC 168 opponents Josh Barnett and Travis Browne flip-flopped the five and six spots.
One of the more obvious disgraces in ranking history has quickly been recified, as Robbie Lawler has moved back into the third spot at welterweight ahead of Rory MacDonald, the guy he just beat.
In one of the more humorous errors I've seen on the rankings, Scott Jorgensen is tied at number seven on the bantamweight rankings with...Scott Jorgensen. Yeah. I think that's supposed to be UFN 33 winner Takeya Mizugaki, but I'm not sure. Jorgensen's move up to the seven spot (?) sent T.J. Dillashaw and Mike Easton down a spot. Also for no apparent reason, Raphael Assuncao and Eddie Wineland flip-flopped the four and five spots.
Here's a rundown of the other changes:
Ali Bagautinov and Tim Elliott both moved past Chris Cariaso at flyweight into the seven and eight spots.
- Khabib Nurmagomedov and Rafael dos Anjos flip-flopped the six and seven spots at lightweight.
- Martin Kampmann moved up to number seven at welterweight, bumping Jake Shields down to number eight.
- Lyoto Machida moved up to number four at middleweight, dropping Michael Bisping to number five. Also, Tim Kennedy moved up to number nine, which dropped Costa Philippou to 10.
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An email sent to parents by the office of the Orange County schools superintendent confirmed an arrest was made following a bomb threat at Locust Grove elementary and middle schools Thursday morning.
The Orange County Sheriff's Office reported that charges related to the threat have been filed against a 13-year-old seventh-grade Locust Grove Middle School student.
Locust Grove middle, elementary, and primary schools will resume normal operations Friday.
Email sent to parents from Orange County school superintendent:
As many of you know, Locust Grove Middle School and Locust Grove Elementary School were evacuated this morning as a result of a bomb threat. Both schools, as well as Locust Grove Primary School, were dismissed by 1:30 p.m. today. Late this afternoon, the Orange County Sheriff's Office reported that charges related to the threat have been filed against a 13-year-old seventh-grade Locust Grove Middle School student. Locust Grove Middle School, Locust Grove Elementary School and Locust Grove Primary School will resume normal operations tomorrow, Friday, January 17.
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Thursday, November 21 Melisa Pond, 44, of Holcroft Road, Harpenden. Between October 27, 2008, and October 21, 2012, at Harpenden, dishonestly failed to promptly notify DWP of a change of circumstances which affected entitlement to carers allowance, namely that was no longer caring for another. Fine, costs: £1,185.
Luke Benjamin Nimmo, 24, of The Ridgeway, St Albans. On September 6, 2013, drove conveyance which knew had been taken without consent of owner; also, on same date, used vehicle without insurance and drove without a valid licence. Also: drove in Coopers Green Lane, after consuming so much alcohol that the proportion in blood was 139 milligrammes in 100 millilitres of blood. The legal limit is 80 milligrammes. Community order made with alcohol treatment and supervision requirements.Costs: £145. Banned from driving for 17 months, to be reduced by 17 weeks if approved course undertaken.
John-Richard Ward Casewell, 43, of Drakes Drive, St Albans. On November 9, 2013, was guilty, while drunk, of disorderly behaviour. Discharged conditionally for six months. Costs: £15.
Ludovic Patrick Dominique Ryckelynck, 36, of Willow Crescent, St Albans. On November 16, 2013, stole items from Iceland, St Albans; also, on same date, used threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour. Fine, costs: £251.
Zachari Xavier Wilding, 21, of Belmount Court, St Albans. On November 10, 2013, destroyed a sliding door and sign belonging to St Albans City Hospital; also, on same date, destroyed a custody issue pillow belonging to Hertfordshire Constabulary. Discharged conditionally for six months. Compensation, costs: £115.
Kevin Michael Morris, 49, of Orchard Drive, Park Street. Between February 16, 2013, and September 24, 2013, pursued a course of conduct which amounted to stalking of a person, contrary to Protection from Harassment Act. Restraining order made. Fine, costs: £525.
Adrienne Posner, 66, of Little Croft Court, Beningfield Drive, London Colney. On April 1, 2013, drove in St Albans Road, Watford, at 40mph, the legal limit being 30mph. Fine, costs: £60. Three penalty points.
Susanna Hills, 36, of Cottonmill Crescent, St Albans. On April 26, 2013, drove in St Peters Street, St Albans, while using a hand-held telephone. Fine, costs: £305. Three penalty points.
Ian Kirby, 25, of Hyde View Road, Harpenden. On April 20, 2013, used a vehicle without insurance. Fine, costs: £745. Eight penalty points.


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Barry Manilow: Music and Passion
Music legend Barry Manilow continues his Vegas success at the Las Vegas Hilton
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Las Vegas has become Mecca for 'fanilows' worldwide ever since "Manilow: Music and Passion" opened in 2005 at the Las Vegas Hilton. During the 90 minute show, which runs for approximately two weeks every month, Barry Manilow sings his famous songs that make the whole world sing. He also serenades the audience with music and lyrics from each decade starting with the 1940s.
Although the show may not be for the most budget conscious person, fans of the Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee will feel that it's money well spent.
All shows are inside the Hilton Theater starting at 8 p.m., and children must be at least 4 years old to enter.
When: Friday, Nov. 27, 2009
Where: LVH - Las Vegas Hotel, 3000 Paradise Road, Las Vegas
Cost: $95 - $225
Age limit: 4+
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"I grew up watching the FA Cup final and seeing grown men cry on the stairs after winning it and I could never understand it, but as soon as the final whistle went in Barcelona, the tears came. I just couldn't control myself," continued the club's most decorated star as he looked back on that unforgettable night at the Nou Camp.
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Ibraheem Suberu, who built the Pittsburg State University women's volleyball program from a lackluster background to one of the perennial powers in the MIAA during his 15-year tenure, announced Thursday (Nov. 21) his intention to retire from coaching. Suberu, 44, cited his desire to "take a long time off" to travel back to his native Nigeria to be close to family after leaving there in 1988 and his comfort in leaving the Gorilla program in a better place than he found it in 1999 as the guiding motivations to his unexpected departure. "Making this decision was very hard on a lot of levels and I am sure it will come as a surprise to the many wonderful people who are significant in many ways to our program: our past, current and future Gorillas, colleagues on our staff and in the profession, mentors and community of great friends on campus and beyond," Suberu said. "I am very grateful to everyone whose vision and energy made my being a part of this exceptional educational institution and community of Pittsburg, Kansas possible – from Coach Broyles, Dr. Bryant, Mr. Patterson, the late Tommy Riggs, President Scott, Jim Johnson, Diana Polston, former team members, current team members and their families, our outstanding colleagues at PSU Athletics, along with so many others on campus, and in/outside of Pittsburg whom I owe tremendous lifetime of thanks. I appreciate Jim's support over the years and his caring understanding when I shared my decision that this is the right time for me to take a long time off from coaching for family reasons." Pitt State Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Jim Johnson said he was surprised but supportive of Suberu's decision. "I know I speak for all of our coaches and staff in PSU Athletics when I say we did not expect Coach Ib's news, but we certainly understand how he came to this equally difficult and exciting decision for his future," Johnson said. "We all have come to know him as a friend as well as a mentor for so many of our student-athletes. Above all, he poured his heart and soul into the Gorilla volleyball program and the Pittsburg community. He will be sorely missed, but we are excited for him as he begins his journey in the next chapter of his life." Suberu inherited a Pitt State volleyball program that had won just 35 percent of its all-time matches when he was hired prior to the 1999 season. His first squad managed just a 2-32 record, but by year three the Gorillas went 17-11. In 2003, his squad won 26 matches — the program's first 20-win season in 11 years — and earned the program's first berth in the NCAA Division II National Tournament. His 2007 and 2008 squads each recorded 28 wins while making back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances. All told, the Gorillas made six trips to the NCAAs during Suberu's tenure: 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, and was ranked among the nation's top 25 programs by the AVCA in 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008 and 2009. Suberu compiled a 264-237 record leading the Gorillas, setting the school record in victories. During his 15 seasons, Pitt State recorded 45 percent of the program's 590 all-time victories. In addition to team success on the court, his squads consistently achieved at a high level in the classroom. His squad received the annual AVCA Academic Award 10 times with a program-best 3.72 GPA in the 2011-12 academic year. Johnson said assistant coach Jenny Mueller has been named the Gorillas' interim head coach effective immediately. Mueller, in her third season as Pitt State's assistant, previously served as head coach at William Woods University for three seasons from 2008-10, compiling a 64-43 (.598) overall record. She also served three years as head coach at Coffeyville Community College. "I am very happy that Jenny was promoted to allow for immediate smooth transition and show confidence to our current and incoming Gorillas," Suberu said. "Jenny has been involved in all the phases of relationship with the community, our former team members, current team members and the young ladies who will be wearing the Crimson & Gold in coming years. She is trusted and highly respected as a teacher by our team members and colleagues and she will do a great job in moving the Gorilla Volleyball program forward."
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public to keep an eye out.
sisters, ages 8 and 10, are safe because they did what they were taught and ran
to an adult when confronted with "stranger danger." Now police are trying to
make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else.
van started to execute the turn, was going very slow, almost came to a stop,
and the driver said to the 8-year-old, 'Hey, I just bought a puppy. Would you
help me find it?'" explained Sgt. Corbin Carpenter of the Port Clinton Police
happened Sunday evening, when the girls were laying outside near the intersection
of East 10th Street and Jefferson Street. A white van with five
males inside approached the girls.
Carpenter says the girls immediately went and told their grandfather.
very satisfying to know what we do and what the school does, trying to keep the
kids protected, that it does sink in," he said. "They retain that and they're
able to identify, 'This isn't right, I don't know this person, and I need to
tell somebody.'"
girls said the van was an older model, white, with windows all around and rust
above the wheels. They described the driver as a white male with short, dark
nearby witness also confirmed what the girls described. Now police need help
from the public.
an eye out for this vehicle, and hopefully we can avoid any tragedy down the
road," Carpenter said. "Yes, we'd like to catch the person, but first and
foremost, we like to keep the kids protected."
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After a dismal 16-0 loss to the Bears on Thursday night in Week 11, it was hard to predict how the Dolphins would respond in Week 12 against a Raiders team that had given up 35 points the week before, but which also had a stellar pass rush. It wouldn't be ridiculous to predict another game full of offensive stalls the way this season has gone.
All Miami did, though, was answer the doubters with one of their best all-around games of the season, keeping their miniscule playoff hopes alive.
The Dolphins scored 33 points, the most they've tallied this season, and stayed resilient after giving up a kickoff return for a touchdown to start the game. The defense continued to be Miami's calling card, but few expected the offensive explosion they put on display in Oakland.
And their offensive star on Sunday has arguably been the team's offensive MVP in 2010. In just his third start this season with Brandon Marshall out nursing a hamstring injury, WR Davone Bess returned home to Oakland and had a career game.
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In QB Chad Henne's return to the starting role, he relied upon his security blanket, Bess. Because of Marshall's two monster games earlier in the season (10-166-1 against the Jets and 10-127-0 against the Packers), Bess is second on the team in receiving, but he has had a much bigger impact on the 'Fins than Marshall this season.
Bess had six catches for 111 yards on Sunday, the second-most receiving yards in a game in his career. But what really illustrates Bess' impact on Sunday and this entire season is when he made those grabs — four of his seven catches came on third down.
This has been a theme for Bess, who was second in the NFL in 2009 with 35 receptions on third down. This season, Bess continues to be a third-down machine, hauling in 24 catches, just one behind the league leader Roddy White. Bess also added a 47-yard punt return to his career day — and he did it all against the team for which he cheered growing up in the Oakland area.
In addition to success through the air, the Dolphins finally got moving on the ground. Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams both had season-high rushing outputs, as the team rushed for 186 yards. And that helped them dominate the time of possession, with a 41:38 to 18:22 edge. The Dolphins have a 5-0 record when rushing for more than 100 yards this season.
With five games left and trailing the Jets and Patriots by three games, the Dolphins have their work cut out for them. But with games against the Browns, Bills and Lions in addition to rematches with the Pats and Jets, Miami could pull off the miracle and make the postseason if the offense can be as efficient as it was on Sunday.


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Burns' Scottish ale has a dark body and a small tan head that leaves spots of lacing behind.
The aroma has just a touch of earthy hops, the rest is all malt. Toffee, a bit of roasted malt, a bit of smoke and some nuttiness.
The flavor is what I would expect from the aroma. Sweet caramel and toffee mix with a slight nuttiness, with a bit of bitterness in the background. A hint of smoke and a moderate roasted malt come next, with a little bit of earthy hops in the finish.
Fairly light body, but not bad.
I love getting to try all of the Sly Fox one-offs here in Ithaca, and this is no exception. Nice beer.
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On the hand-pump at Al's of Hampden...
A - A rich warm medium brown color... No head and only a very minimalist splotchy veil of lace...
S - Caramel... Toffee... Diacytel... Toasted malts... A vague nuttiness... Sweet, but far from either over powering or cloying...
T - Caramel... Nuttiness... Toasted malts... A touch of molasses... Butterscotch... A hint of smokiness...
M - On the lighter side of medium bodied... Smooth... Sleek... Slighlty lush... Minimal carbonation...
D - Quaffable... Sessionable... Easy drinking... A simple straight forward and enjoyable Scottish Ale...
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One of the best Scotch Ales outside of the imports. Had on their annual Burns Day celebration.
A luxurious head even from the hand-pump. A deep ruby-brown with copper highlights.
The aroma is toasted-malts, nutty and only slightly hop-bitter.
The flavor is multi-layered peat smoke, crisp nutty malts with a lingering sweetness. There is only a slight amount of bitterness that resonates on the tongue as you drink down the glass.
The mouthfeel is full and smooth for a relatively low-impact alcohol level. It is highly drinkable.
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Draught in Phoenixville: This one pours a clear, light brown color. It had a small white head. The aroma was a bit light, but still pleasant. Notes of malts and a touch peppery. The taste is a bit dry. Some roastiness and malt taste. A touch peppery also. A decent quaff.
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Thin, off-white head off the pour, this beer was quite clear and a chestnut brown colour. A bit of spotty lacing throughout. Very malty aroma with a bit of roast, nuts and toffee. Mild bitterness with plenty of caramel malt sweetness and faint earthy hops. Toffee and nuts come out towards the end, followed by a bit of chocolate and roast in the finish. Off-dry with a medium/light body and moderate, creamy carbonation. A nice session beer, very quaffable, with flavours that become fuller as it warms.
06-16-2006 23:55:19 | More by DrJay
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This beer came an brownish amber with orange highlights that was slightly cloudy with a thin dirty tan creamy head. Smelled of dirty dry corn, a bit of smoke and a sweet doughy yeast. Tasted of dry crisp corn that blended into a pungent sourness with light overtones of molasses. Mouth feel was medium bodied with a crisp light carbonation. This is a nice understated beer thats easy to drink.
01-13-2006 19:58:21 | More by DarkerTheBetter
New Jersey
3.63/5 rDev -8.1%
My friend from The Abbaye brought a growler of this to the superbowl party yesterday. Nice treat. Slightly sweet malt nose. Initialy a nice off white head on the pour leaves a decent persistant lace and sheen on the brew. Brownish dark ruby in color. Tastes quite rich and sweet with a touch of smoke left on the tongue. Quite drinkable and medium smoothish mouth. A beer that you would want a few of..
02-03-2004 03:11:52 | More by frank4sail
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Strange. There are two Scottish Ales listed for SF. Robbie and Burns. The beer I had tonight was Robbie Burns Scotch ale. I believe it was 5% abv. I think all three are all the same. Me, myself and I will review...
This poured out a deep amber-red color. Nice creamy head of foam. The aroma is subdued, with just a hint of sweet malts. This is a very light and drinkable Scotch Ale. Taste is semi sweet with a pleasant finish. Decent, medium body of malt. I didnt detect much of the common smokiness thats attributed to the style, but a nice light version. Highly drinkable.
01-28-2004 05:23:00 | More by pezoids
North Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +9.6%
Just another masterful job by the people at Sly Fox,pours a copper color with a nice well retained sticky head aroma is malty and slightly sweet.Taste is a great malt attack with a light caramel sweetness but not overpowering by any means there is a slight toastiness in the finish to make this even more appetizing.Low in alcohol like it should be makes it extremely easy to drink,a big winner in my books.
09-27-2003 22:29:40 | More by oberon
4.1/5 rDev +3.8%
Falling somewhere between an 80 & 90 -/- ale with a starting gravity of 13 degrees Plato, this is a rich but still very drinkable brew. The body is a deep chestnut brown with some orange highlights; and the creamy head that caps it is bone-white. The head holds fairly well at the outset, but soon drops to a creamy collar and very minor surface foam. It does, however, leave some limited lace throughout the glass. The nose is quite clean (as might be expected), and reveals only a very mild fruitiness amongst a gently caramelized and slightly roast/peat-tinged maltiness. As you progress through the glass and it warms, however, a mildy smoky roastiness becomes more apparent in the bouquet. It's subdued, as the style dictates, but reveals more of its pleasing character as it warms beyond the halfway point. I'd love to try this from a cask! The body is medium; and it's somewhat creamy and nicely smooth in the mouth due to a fine and moderate carbonation. The flavor follows the aroma with a maltiness that's gently caramelized and laced with roastiness. There's a touch of dark malt acidity at the outset, and it re-appears in the finsh, but it softens overall with a rounded maltiness in the middle; and ends with a moderate lingering bitterness. Although the BU's are listed at only 13, it appears to fall more in the 20-25 range; possibly due to the composition of the water. There's no butteriness here (which is proper, although sometimes present within the style), but there is a mild fruitiness that accentuates the malt. It finishes dry with a touch of acidity, some dark fruit, and a cusp of roastiness. Overall it's a pretty decent rendition of the Scottish style. I can easily imagine receiving a pint of this in Edinburgh. Well done, and worth trying.
04-06-2003 17:41:41 | More by NeroFiddled
Burns' Scottish Ale from Sly Fox Brewing Company
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A great excerpt from Mark Driscoll's message from the Advance09 conference:
The full length video is available below & is well worth spending an hour or so watching. In it, Driscoll asks 11 questions about ministry idolatry:
- Attendance idolatry: Does your joy change when your attendance does?
- Gift idolatry: Do you feel that God needs you and uses you because you are so skilled?
- Truth idolatry: Do you consider yourself more righteous than more simple Christians?
- Fruit idolatry: Do you point to your success as evidence of God's approval of you?
- Method idolatry: Do you worship your method as your mediator?
- Tradition idolatry: What traditions are you upholding that are thwarting the forward progress of the gospel?
- Office idolatry: Are you motivated primarily by God's glory or your title?
- Success idolatry: Is winning what motivates you at the deepest level?
- Ministry idolatry: Do you use the pressure of ministry to make you walk with God?
- Innovative idolatry: Does it matter to you that your ministry be considered unique?
- Leader idolatry: Who, other than Christ, are you imaging?


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As a long time fan of their music, my only disappointment with this album is that it is not all new material. Also, some of the songs are shortened from their original versions. Despite this, the two new songs are absolutely fantastic and worth the price of the whole album. The selection of the old songs is also very well done, especially for new fans not as familiar with all of the Scorpions material. This is truly a great band and they are way too under-rated in the United States.
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I love the Scorpions. They are my favorite heavy metal band. They are one of the few German rock bands to ever exist. I've never heard of any other German rock bands, to be honest.
And, they have TONS of hits compilations. Some unnecessary ('20th Century Masters,' 'Best of Rockers n' Ballads'), some decent ('Deadly Sting,' 'Big City Nights') and some flawless ('Gold'), they are so influential.
And, then there's this one.
This isn't a bad Scorps set, but there could be some major changes here. The new tracks are definitely worth getting, but why edit 'Still Loving You'? That awesome Rudolf Schenker-Matthias Jabs guitar solo is simply amazing, and yet THEY EDITED THAT PART OUT!!! Ugh! Come on Hip-O!!!
And there are many missing songs. Where is 'Steamrock Fever,' 'Can't Live Without You,' 'In Trance,' 'Another Piece of Meat,' or even 'Lovedrive'?
But, there are some great songs here, nonetheless. 'Rock You Like A Hurricane,' 'No One Like You,' and 'Rhythm of Love' are still here, and those were major Scorps hits in the '80s.
Overall, if you are an easily pleased casual Scorps fan, than this is a great set for you. Otherwise, go for the big one and buy 'Gold.'
Recommended, but only for really casual fans.
Well, I just got this album, and here's my review about it:I don't wanna say anything about the 16 first songs cos they're not new songs, we all know that those songs are hits and ones of the best of Scorpions! so if you don't know the Scorps, this will really help you know about their music! but what i wanna talk about is the two new songs: "bad for good", and "cause i love you". well, it's been a few times the scorps were talking about a new album coming soon, and that will be a back to the roots album! well, those two songs seem to be samples from the upcoming ablum' style! and this style's just amazing! althought, musically talking, the scorps have released much more professional albums (pure instinct, eye to eye, moment of glory, acoustica), but weren't really rock albums, a bit slower than the old scorps songs, but those two songs really join between the "on the top" music and the … rock songs! well, if this is the style the scorps are planning for the new album, it will be so good, although the last 4 albums i talked about are the best to me, but this style (bad for good and cause i love u) will satisfy all fans around the world! and still they're not 100% like the old stuff, they really are homogeneous with the new rock music!!! also, about the recording! it just rules! the sound of the guitar is excellent, and also the drums!!!! and the arrangements are so cool (done by dieter dierks), especially on bad for good! thanks matthias for using your voice box on 'cause i love you! i really like its sound! and the way you play on it! keep on rockin' scorps!!!!!! you're just the best!
This collection is awesome! The two new songs are great & granted, "Deadly Stings" is better because there's more of it, but this is great for the new & uninitiated. Anybody besides me tired of hearing people dog 80s bands? This is some of the greatest music ever & all they talk about is their hair! I guess that's the "hip" thing to do nowadays. How 'bout being an original? THINK FOR YOURSELF & get this collection! Maybe you'll realize what a jerk you've been for putting down things you've never heard! Music was a lot more exciting back then, I'll tell you that. Now…if this will only turn into the best new Scorpions studio album in over a decade. In my humble opinion, they haven't made a great album since "Crazy World" (not counting "Live Bites" which is awesome!!). It's time, guys! The world needs you now more than ever! By the way, these guys are still killer live too! Saw them with Deep Purple & Dio & they rock!! The Wolf
If you don't own any Scorpions Best Of or Greatest Hits cd's than this is a nice collection to own. If you want to have a more complete collection then you'll have to fork out more dollars for the two cd package called "Deadly Sting: The Mercury Years". This Scorpions greatest hits cd has all their good songs from 1979's "Love Drive" album to 1993's "Feel The Heat". Also included are two new tracks. The Scorpions didn't make much of a dent in rock here in the U.S. until the 80's (although they were popular in Europe and Japan). With the help of MTV with videos like "No One Like You" and "Rock You Like A Hurricane" the Scorpions became a household name. This 24-bit digitally remastered cd sounds great, much better than some other hits cd's i've heard. Fans of groups such as Def Leppard, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, and AC/DC, etc. will love this new collection. Five stars for song selection and sound quality.


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Halloween is just hours away and many are out stocking up on candy and putting the finishing touches on their costumes.
Annisa Kucera was at Target Wednesday afternoon buying big bags of candy because she hates the idea of running out and turning people away.
"We're from West, so we're gonna have twice as many kids as we did last year because our end of town is the only end of town that you can be on past seven o'clock," she said.
Other shoppers today were more concerned about costumes than the candy.
"I bought a hat here and a cape there and I'm making my little skirt," said Kathy Webb. "It's gonna be purple!"
The excitement of Halloween is definitely here, but it's a night that comes with a little mischief. It's important to remember basic information that can keep everyone safe.
First, make your kids visible to drivers on the road. Reflective stickers and flashing necklaces are a great way to make sure that your child can be seen in the dark while trick-or-treating.
Patrick Swanton of the Waco Police Department says it's also important to go with your children around the neighborhood.
"Better safe than sorry would come into play on this," Swanton said. "Your kids may not want you with them, but that's a part of being a parent...sometimes we go with our kids even though they don't want us."
For anyone on the road, police say drive slow, keep your lights on and be aware of any Trick-or Treaters in your path.
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This Soda Shop Arch makes a great entrance or photo op with the two ice cream soda bases and our included Fifties Sound Chip. Each one-sided Soda Shop Archway is made of cardboard and balloons and measures 10 ft 6 inches high x 12 ft wide x 2 ft deep. Helium is required to inflate the balloons in order to make the arch. Assembly required.
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This really created the WOW factor at our elementary school sock hop. The standups were sturdy and can be reused. The baloon arch really needs helium, and can be challenging to put together--you want more than one person!!
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A Masshole Goes Among The Thugs
Just before kickoff, "You'll Never Walk Alone" came on the PA, and fans started singing along. This moment was supposed to give me chills — 45,000 people singing with one voice about loyalty and kinship. It beats the hell out of "Sweet Caroline," but I gotta tell you, the song's a bit of a downer — not exactly pump-up material. The Everton fans liked it even less than I did. Throughout the song, they were chanting, "Mur-der-ers! Mur-der-ers!" This ugly reference was to the 1985 Heysel Stadium disaster, when a charging mob of Liverpool fans and the collapse of a retaining wall led to the death of 39 people, most of them fans of the Italian team Juventus. Life and death really are central themes in soccer here. It was for good reason, then, that a cordon of brightly uniformed police surrounded the Everton rooting section.
With the ceremonies and cruel chants finished, it was time for kickoff. For all the talk about how delirious and amazing English soccer games are, I was a bit skeptical. I was there when Pedro threw down Zimmer in '03, and at the Garden when the Celtics pushed the Lakers to the brink in Game 5 of the Finals last season. Those crowds were electric. Could these people possibly dial it up higher?
At the beginning of the game, I thought they might. The singing and chanting was nonstop, and Anfield's low ceilings added to the volume. Dalglish was getting serenaded and fans were singing "You'll Never Walk Alone" and "When the Reds Go Marching In" verse after verse after verse. When Liverpool's Raul Meireles drove home a rebound in the 29th minute to put the Reds up 1–0, the crowd's reaction must have registered on the Richter scale.
But as the game settled into its rhythm, the fans settled down with it. The guys behind me weren't saying much beyond "fucking hell" this and "fucking hell" that. The guy in front of me was fiddling with his BlackBerry. And when the second half started with two quick Everton goals, the place went dead. Everton continued to control possession, and the stadium started to get agitated, almost angry. The guy next to me kept chewing his nails and staring at the floor. A man behind me huffed, "This is the worst we've seen."
Thankfully, after a questionable call by the referee, Liverpool's Dirk Kuyt knocked in a penalty kick. The fans reacted with relief and glee, and tensions were soothed for a little while. But 15 minutes later, a Liverpool player blew a scoring chance, and the catcalls and boos began. The game ended in a 2–2 tie. People filed out quietly. That's soccer for you.


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UPDATE: David Archer is being held without bond at the Polk County Jail. At approximately 7:30 p.m. Saturday night, David Archer turned himself in to authorities at the Polk County Central Booking Facility in Bartow Florida. Winter Haven Police Detectives interviewed Archer. He is charged with Aggravated Assault, Kidnapping, Domestic Violence, and Shooting into a Dwelling.
There is only really one way to describe David Archer's actions.
"It is really sad and its really disturbing," said Jamie Brown.
Jame Brown a public information officer with the Winter Haven Police Department said Archer's rage started as the couple celebrated New Years Eve together.
"Something occurred and he got extremely angry and violent with her," she said.
So violent officers said he beat and strangled his wife of several years.
She even lost consciousness.
"He kept her confined in the home for awhile got very irate at one point even took a handgun out and shot a bullet into an interior wall," Brown said.
Officers said Archer caused major damage to his wife's face and upper body.
She begged to go to the hospital.
At first Archer agreed, but changed his mind.
"He kind of took a detour. He went over to Orlando and threatened to jump off of an overpass," said Brown.
His wife talked him down.
But officers said he threatened to kill her and himself numerous times before finally taking her to the Winter Haven Hospital.
"He made her fabricate a story stating that she had gotten into a fight with two other females at their home,"she said.
Nurses called officers telling them something did not seem right, but Archer's wife stuck with her story.
"Archer would not leave his wife's side he made sure he was right there making sure she would tell the story he wanted it," she said.
From there officers said Archer brought his wife to a Hampton Inn off Highway 27 and held her against her will for two days.
"She just started talking to him again begging him lets end this," said Brown.
Just as quickly as Archer's rage started it ended.
Officers said after three days he dropped his wife off at home
and left on his motorcycle.
The couple's children were staying with a relative during the incident.
Archer faces charges of Domestic Battery Strangulation, Kidnapping, Aggravated Assault, Shooting into and Occupied Dwelling Suspect stemming from an incident that began on New Years Eve and continued into New Years Day.
He is possibly driving a blue 2008 Yamaha YZF-R6, Florida tag 98676N. He is considered armed and dangerous.
Anyone who knows of Archer's whereabouts or who sees him is asked to call Winter Haven Police Detective Steve Rusich at 863-401-2256.
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CATEGORIES Action, RumorMonger, 20th Century Fox, Comic/Superhero/Geek, Remakes and Sequels, CinematicalEven if you're not a Twi-hard, you probably heard that the latest installment, The Twilight Saga: Eclipse, was a step up, and many people credit director David Slade with the improvement. Cinematical's Eric D. Snider, for example, described him as "a good fit for the material," noting his past work on the unsettling Hard Candy and "energetically creepy vampire flick" 30 Days of Night. Could Slade work his magic next on an ailing superhero?
We're talking about the beloved and hairy Wolverine, of course. X-Men Origins: Wolverine, the first solo outing with the character, did not fare well with critics, but it made $373 million at the box office worldwide, so a sequel is moving forward. The process of choosing a director has narrowed down to two men, Slade and Robert Schwentke (The Time Traveler's Wife). New York Magazine's Vulture blog says that Wolverine himself, Hugh Jackman, will make the pick, though they report: "A well-placed source inside the production insists: 'It's going to be Slade.'"
Between the two, I'd rather see Slade give it a go. Schwentke made Tattoo, a very stylish serial killer thriller, in his native Germany, then made his first Hollywood feature with Jodie Foster, Flightplan, following that up with the soapy The Time Traveler's Wife. Maybe the upcoming Red will change my mind, but so far all I've seen out of Schwentke is good-looking, anonymous films.
That's all that director Gavin Hood could produce with the first film; the next one needs more of a harder edge, and Slade might be able to accomplish that, even working within the PG-13 ratings limitation. Wolverine is too good a character to let drown in increasingly mediocre product. Wolverine 2 (or whatever it's eventually called) will start off in Japan as our hairy hero learns martial arts and falls in love with a good woman.
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Montana State University Police responded to seven sexual intercourse without consent cases since January. On Monday, the MSU Police responded to Bozeman Deaconess Hospital for a late report of sexual intercourse without consent at the North Hedges Residence Hall.
The victim said she was spending time in a room with a male she knew when he sexually assaulted her.
MSU Police would like to remind all staff, students and campus visitors to always know your surroundings. "People should know who they are alone with," said Robert Putzke, MSU Police Chief. "Also, don't accept already opened bottles of alcohol or alcohol beverage drinks from people you don't know."Two incidents of sexual assaults were reported last month at two MSU Fraternity houses. Those cases have been turned over to the county attorney to see if further criminal charges will be pressed.