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38 U.S. Code § 7106 - Administrative appeals
Application for review on appeal may be made within the one-year period prescribed in section 7105 of this title by such officials of the Department as may be designated by the Secretary. An application entered under this paragraph shall not operate to deprive the claimant of the right of review on appeal as provided in this chapter.
Source(Added Pub. L. 87–666, § 1,Sept. 19, 1962, 76 Stat. 554, § 4006; renumbered § 7106 and amended Pub. L. 102–40, title IV, § 402(b)(1), (d)(1),May 7, 1991, 105 Stat. 238, 239; Pub. L. 102–83, § 4(a)(3), (4), (b)(1), (2)(E),Aug. 6, 1991, 105 Stat. 404, 405.)
Prior Provisions
Provisions similar to those comprising this section were contained in subsec. (c)(2) of former section 4005 of this title, prior to the general amendment of sections 4005 to 4007 by Pub. L. 87–666.
1991—Pub. L. 102–40renumbered section 4006 of this title as this section and substituted "7105" for "4005".
Pub. L. 102–83substituted "Secretary" for "Administrator" and "Department" for "Veterans' Administration".
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In 1979, then-President Jimmy Carter told the nation he had detected a malaise in America, "a crisis of confidence ... that strikes at the very heart and soul and spirit of our national will." That malaise arguably lost him reelection, with candidate Ronald Reagan forcefully rejecting the notion that America's best days were behind it. Reagan's optimism bested Carter's pessimism.
Might the same storyline play out again this year?

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One reason the Bengals have surged back into playoff contention: their running game has taken a major step forward.
In recent years, the Bengals have largely had a persistent-but-punchless rushing attack, and through the first nine games of 2012, that was again the case, with Cincinnati gaining just 843 yards on 228 attempts (3.7 yards per carry). However, in the Bengals' last three games — all victories — the rushing attack has been outstanding, racking up 538 yards on 104 attempts (5.2 yards per attempt).
RB BenJarvus Green-Ellis has been the star of the Bengals' ground-game turnaround, exceeding 100 yards in each of the last three games and thriving in a heavy-duty featured back role. For his part, Green-Ellis, who's in his first season with the Bengals, has said the running game needed time to jell.
The Bengals were expected to turn to a rotation at running back with Green-Ellis and Bernard Scott, but those plans were dashed when Scott suffered a season-ending injury. Though Cedric Peerman has done well spelling Green-Ellis of late, Green-Ellis has received the bulk of the carries, and he has responded very well. In the last two games alone, Green-Ellis has reeled off the three longest runs of his career (39, 41 and 48 yards).
Credit is also due to the Bengals' blocking, both in the trenches and on the edges.
"We keep blocking at wide receiver better and that helps those big runs," Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis said after the Bengals' Week 13 win at San Diego. " … Those are the things that we have to keep doing. I keep pointing those things out. You want to get more chances to catch touchdowns? Let's get Benny in the secondary more often."
One example of strong blocking from the receiving corps came Sunday, when slot WR Andrew Hawkins sealed off Chargers CB Quentin Jammer on Green-Ellis' 39-yard run.


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Better Because of Illinois
- PwC xACT National Case Competition Champions: 2008, 2009, 2010
- 90% of students who begin in the College of Business will graduate from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (highest on-campus)
- #3 preferred institution for recruiters Wall Street Journal
About Us
"I have never been surrounded by such a hardworking, professional, diverse, and talented group of people like those in Business Honors Program. Each of them has left a significant mark on the College and the University." - Dan Korenchan, Class of 2015
Learning to develop and nurture a diverse network of colleagues upon whom you can rely for advice, support, and encouragement throughout your business career is an essential leadership skill. The Honors Program in the College of Business fosters this skill and develops high-potential students into strong business leaders who not only excel intellectually, but also understand that with success comes responsibility to serve their communities, their alma mater, and each other. The program strives to challenge tomorrow's business leaders to redefine leadership as helping those around them and to view networking as creating relationships without any expectation of return. Honors students leave a legacy in their diverse endeavors- leading the way with energy, optimism, and enthusiasm. By doing so, the Business Honors Program benefits all undergraduates, and not just the students in the honors cohort.
Our mission is Leadership Through Service.
In November 2012, we held the first annual Business Honors Conference, which combines TedTalk style presentations with a whole-program reception that allows students to share the diversity of their experiences. The Honors Program at the College of Business of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is a one-of-a-kind leadership program with the mission to make the College of Business, and the world, a better place. The Conference was sponsored by Illinois Business Consulting, and the keynote speaker for the night was Denise Jovanovich of State Farm.
Here is a montage of the conference itself:
Program Components
The Honors Program provides significant experiences for the Honors Program students and expects the students to make the College of Business a better place by using the skills learned from those experiences to be undergraduate leaders of the college. Most of the activities for the honors cohort will be concentrated in the students' freshman and sophomore years. Juniors and seniors in the Honors Program will participate in leadership teams that will work with faculty and administrators of the College of Business and the University of Illinois to encourage broader participation in programs that better prepare students for their professional futures. The framework of the Honors Program for juniors and seniors also recognizes the commitment to major studies that is required of these students.
Advantages of membership in the Honors Program include:
- A 4-year, renewable merit scholarship.
- A seminar series, "Conversation with Leaders," with national and international business leaders.
- A mentorship program based on the idea of "mentoring chain reaction" to teach students to rely on each other for support and council and begin to develop a life-long network of business contacts.
- Representing the College of Business as a Business Student Ambassador.
- Weekly honors course for freshmen and sophomore students taught by College of Business Deans featuring hands-on leadership development projects.
- An international experience, largely funded by the College of Business, at the end of the freshman year. Students are expected to pay $1,000 of the nearly $4,000 cost. Financial aid is available for students with significant demonstrated need. In 2014, the students will be visiting Singapore and Thailand.
- Opportunities to directly shape the direction of the Honors Program by serving on the Business Honors Student Board and various task forces.
- Unparalleled access to a growing network of Honors alumni at annual Honors Conference
- A job shadow program during winter break of freshman year.
- Social activities for honors students.
- The Assistant Dean for Honors serves as a leadership development advisor for honors students.
The Honors Cohort
The heart of the Honors Program is the group of students selected to be College of Business Honors Program students. The 35 Honors students who make up each year's cohort will be selected based on multiple criteria. In addition to academic achievement, candidates will be evaluated on their leadership skills, community service activities, extracurricular impact, critical thinking, and problem solving skills. Those students will work with the Assistant Dean for Honors, faculty, staff, and fellow students to develop the leadership skills that will be used to encourage all business undergraduates to take advantage of the resources of the College of Business to prepare for professional careers.
Here are 15 Honors members and their stories from the Fall 2012 Honors Conference:
Since the founding of the Business Honors Program in 2004, we have had numerous opportunities, including meeting Warren Buffett, as pictured below
Contact Us
If you have any questions regarding the Honors Program, then please email the Assistant Dean for Honors, Rich Johnson.


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When Sarah Brightman was ready to take her career to new heights she meant it, literally.
The singer and trained cosmonaut is traveling to the International Space station on aboard a Soyuz rocket.
The ambitious entertainer who recently dropped a new album, 'Dream Chaser,' visited the set of Good Day NY on Monday.
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Yes I read the reviews! Clean ship so so food and cheap.
How bad could it be? I've been to 5 star and 2 star resorts, No star camping in the mud. I'm not that hard to please.
I started calling MSC Florida office well before I left home.
Fixing problems with booking rooms,names,birth dates, and booking packages.
The head office is hit and miss. I suggest they should start some customer service skill classes with all staff.
I even started communicating with Face book page of MSC.
Same problem no followup on problems.
The Good:
The ship is very clean. The staff were friendly.
They don't push anything on you. Drinks,games,excursions etc.
Lots of great excursions that you can book last minute. Always has a rep from the boat on the tour. Very organized for disembarkment.
The boats not full of over hungry Americans.
No plates full of food left in the hallways or on tables.
Dinner has a good choice in the dinning room.
The Very Bad:
I was booked into a room with Two people I didn't know. Left at the front desk for 3 hours no room card or offer of a snack or water.
packages booked before cruise were not delivered as promised, no refund offered. Have to call Italy.
The buffet is a total sham. Not enough room to sit or get around.
Watered down ice tea, tang for juice, acid for coffee, pizza pizza pizza
Stations opened up erratic, no food at all at some daytime hours. Popcorn isn't even free for the movies!
The dining room staff have no knowledge of wine packages offered.
The room service staff have no idea what packages you ordered. You constantly have to be at the front desk or accounting office trying to get things delivered or charges taken off that you have already paid for.
I have two notes of apologies and free gift of champagne and a book.
I got to meet the Captain while losing my cool at the front desk and the head of customer service 5 days later after repeat screw ups. I didn't want any gifts just a delivery of packages for wine,fruit baskets and cocktail party that I had prepaid for. If you don't deliver what was promised I want a refund.
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The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is traveling to play at Carnegie Hall for the first time in 17 years. A sendoff concert is Tuesday, May 7 at 7PM at Orchestra Hall. The concert is free and open to the public. Music performed will be a combination of the works performing in New York City: Charles Ives Symphonies 1 $ 3, and Kurt Weill's Seven Deadly Sins performed with Oregon-based rock singer Storm Large. A champagne reception follows the concert for all attendees to toast the orchestra's Carnegie Hall sendoff. The orchestra will depart for New York the following morning, and perform at Carnegie Hall May 9 and 10. Check out the video of DSO Assistant Conductor, Teddy Abrams, joining us live in studio.
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Southend United manager Paul Sturrock has no complaints about Brentford defeat (From Echo)
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Southend United manager Paul Sturrock has no complaints about Brentford defeat
3:21pm Wednesday 16th January 2013 in Blues By Chris Phillips
SOUTHEND United manager Paul Sturrock had no complaints after a 2-1 defeat at Brentford last night ended his hopes of hosting Chelsea in the fourth round of the FA Cup at Roots Hall.
Blues would have taken on the European Champions later this month and earned an estimated £300,000 in the process if they had won at Griffin Park last night.
However, Southend were second best for most of the third round replay and would have lost by a far greater margin had goalkeeper Paul Smith not pulled off a number of fantastic saves.
Sturrock said: "The better team won on the night and I don't think there are any doubts about that.
"They're a very good side and that's why they're going for promotion from League One.
"We allowed them to have too many shots for my liking. Our goalkeeper was fantastic. He made some very good saves but unfortunately we couldn't capitalise on that and get through.
"It's obviously disappointing because you don't get many chances to play against a team like Chelsea and we all knew about the financial rewards it would bring.
"But now we need to get back on the rails because we're still in with a chance of promotion and that has always been our number one aim this season."


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We're at the super-shiny NAB tradeshow in Las Vegas, reporting on very important topics such as how to stock up on swag bags. We also met up with Vimeo member Nick Campbell to play pinball and talk shop. You may know Nick's graphic work from the opening credits of The Tonight Show and Dexter, and from his awesome site, Greyscale Gorilla.
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Family Cabin near Pine Meadows Country Club in Heber-Overgaard
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 18
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cabin
- community Pine Meadows
rates (USD)
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$ 850 - $ 850 / week
vacation rental description
Log Cabin in the cool pines only 2 1/2 hours from the Valley. Tucked away near the back of a Loop so it is very privite and very little traffic.
Cabin can sleep 18+
It has 2 bedrooms downstairs and a Loft that has 3 Queen beds, 2 twins and a Bunk Bed. 2 leather couches and 2 wood boxes that can convert into a beds as well.
2 large porches, 1 picnic table on front porch, 3 picnic tables on back porch
vacation rental location
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Jim Davis 602-697-5291
cabin rental amenities
Cabin is fully furnished and has everything you will need for a wonderful vacation/get-away.
Kitchen is fully stocked with everything except the food!!
Beds are covered with fresh linens and blankets!
Cabin is heated and also has a wood burning fireplace!
Gas Barbeque
Horse shoes
Poker table for the older Kids and plenty of games and crafts for the younger kids!
activities and attractions in Heber-Overgaard Arizona
Pine Meadows Country Club is just down the dirt road and is a fun little course for any level of player.
Many Lakes within a 20-30 minute drive for all the fishermen in your family!
1 hour and 45 minute drive to the Sunrise Ski Resort.
30 minute drive to horse back riding!!
Plenty of trails for off road riding!!
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Cabin Rates
Week-end Summer Rates Apr 1st thru Oct 1st
(Arrive Friday - Depart Monday or Arrive Thursday - Depart Sunday)
$400 + $100 Cleaning Fee = $500 Total
Week-end Winter Rates Oct 1st thru Apr 1st
(Arrive Friday - Depart Monday or Arrive Thursday - Depart Sunday)
$500 + $100 Cleaning Fee = $600 Total
Weekly Summer Rates Apr 1st thru Oct 1st
(Arrive Monday - Depart Monday or any consecutive 7 nights)
$700 + +100 Cleaning Fee = $800
Weekly Winter Rates Oct 1st thru Apr 1st
(Arrive Monday - Depart Monday or any consecutive 7 nights)
$850 + +100 Cleaning Fee = $950
Cleaning Deposit $100
Deposit of $200 (Non-Refundable) is required to hold your dates. Balance of rental $$$ is due 4 weeks before your rental date.
We do not rent the cabin for just 1-2 nights. If you do want it for just one or two nights, the rate will be the week-end rate during the time of your stay.
Jim Davis 602-697-5291
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Top things to do in Heber-Overgaard
- Go to Bison Ranch and check out the Bison
- Check out the famous Red Onion!
- Golf!!
Top things to do on a budget
- Playing Horseshoes
- Long walks in the woods
- Practice your putting at the Course
Top things to do with a family
- Horse Back Riding
- Fishing at one of the Beautiful Lakes
- Golf!!
- Skiing
- Playing Horseshoes
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Trials & Litigation
Libel claim fails because in-house lawyer's letter was opinion, judge rules
Posted Mar 27, 2013 2:56 PM CDT
By Molly McDonough
A contractor who didn't like what an in-house lawyer for Merck had to say about him sued the company and the lawyer.
But a federal judge in Pennsylvania has tossed the claim, saying the letter was opinion and fell short of the standard for defamation, the Legal Intelligencer reports.
At issue was a letter sent by Merck in-house lawyer Thomas Fitzgibbon to the plaintiff, Leo Gibney, and five other people. Gibney had asked for an investigation into possible overbilling by a contractor.
U.S. District Judge Harvey Bartle III, of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, characterized Fitzgibbon's conduct as professional and found that, "Gibney's dislike of the result of the investigation he caused to take place does not make libelous the communication of the result."
The Intelligencer notes that Gibney, who was pro se in the case, took issue with Fitzgibbon's assertion that Gibney's claims were "unfounded."
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It is no secret that Earlham lacks school spirit for its sports teams. Crowds at games are usually small but enthusiastic. The Wellness Center is a quality facility for both athletes and non-athletes alike.
We have athletics, that's about all I can say. They accept anyone who wants to join. Very few students participate. We're in the lowest division and worst school in that division. We never win. We have decent athletic facilities though...
Let's be honest. We are "Div III" here at Earlham. The club sports are actually more popular for the most part than the collegiate ones and the sports fields are kind of pathetic looking. We've got some pretty great athletes but...mehhh
This past year our football team lost every game they played, and it wasn't until recently that I even knew we had a baseball team. Soccer is very good, though few students make it out to even those games. Ultimate frisbee and rugby draw a much larger crowd. Most importantly, though, in my most biased opinion, is that EARLHAM HAS AN EQUESTRIAN PROGRAM. It's completely student-run, and the equestrian team does very well in competition.
Ha! That's Funny. Earlham is not known for its athletics. The athletes are good people, but when it comes to actually playing sports, they're not so good.
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Football? Oh yeah, we have one of those teams. Varsity sports are a great way to get involved on campus, and most teams welcome walk-ons and first-timers. The upside is that you don't have to sign your life away to play on a varsity sport; the downside is that our final records can be a bit dismal. That's not to say that our small pockets of fans aren't as die-hard as the crowds at some of big-name schools—there's just not quite so many of them. A handmade Earlham Quaker flag (designed in the style of the Japanese war flag, with a headshot of the Quaker Oats dude in the center) often billows on the side of the lacrosse field in the spring as the core group hoots and hollers and bangs on drums. Once you get them going, the fans can be better entertainment than the players. With a mascot like the Hustling Quaker, you've got to get creative. Cheers help evoke a dose of competitiveness to counteract that Quakerly spirit of cooperation and pacifism: "Fight! Fight! Inner light! Kill, Quakers, Kill! Knock `em down, beat `em senseless! Do it till we reach consensus!" Soccer and basketball draw the biggest crowds, but don't get your expectations up—"bigger" is just relative.
For those students who aren't interested in going varsity but still want to play some ball with the buds, there are always intramurals. People of all abilities get really pumped up about the latest developments in the IM tourney, and the league has even given rise to a collection of small team subcultures.
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Captain's Cottage in Grand Haven
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 11
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
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vacation rental description
Old Victorian Home With Lovely Wrap-Around Porch for Relaxing and Entertaining
4 bedrooms, 1 sleeping alcove, 3 full baths, sleeps 8-11
Enjoy a beautiful turn-of-the-century home built by a Lake Michigan Merchant Marine Captain. The house is located three blocks from downtown shops, galleries and restaurants and the same distance to the boardwalk leading to beautiful Lake Michigan. The Captain's Cottage sleeps up to eleven and has three separate living areas -- main floor, second floor and a studio apartment. While you can enjoy each others company for meals and interaction, you can also have privacy when desired.
The main floor of the Captain's Cottage, decorated in costal eclectic style, has a spacious kitchen, large dining room seating eleven, living room with gas fireplace, master bedroom with queen bed, and second bedroom with a queen and daybed. The kitchen is well-stocked with a stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker and toaster. The second floor has a bedroom with a queen, a sleeping alcove with two twin beds, a living room, kitchen and full bath. The studio apartment has a double bed, full bath and combination refrigerator/stovetop burners.
While other cottage advertisements mention porches and sundecks, the Captain's Cottage wrap-around covered porch is one of the amenities guest enjoy the most. One section is large enough to gather all guests together for conversation and refreshments, another section has an octogonal picnic table and the third section has a comfortable wicker sofa for quiet reading or napping.
Saturday to Saturday rentals.
No smoking or pets.
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Todd and Patti Johnson 616-318-0675
house rental amenities
- Five window air conditioners strategically placed throughout the house.
- WiFi, basic cable and DVD player.
- Laundry on first floor with washing machine and dryer.
- Vintage bicycle built-for-two for riding enjoyment.
- Large parking lot in back of the house for off street parking.
- Choose between a gas or charcoal grill.
- Full kitchen with basic cooking utensils.
- Basic staples are provided so you can leave all of those little bottles of condiments and spices at home.
- Electronic piano for those who want to entertain the group by playing tunes.
- Please bring your own linens and towels or make arrangements with us to use ours.
activities and attractions in Grand Haven Michigan
- Swimming and sunbathing at Lake Michigan
- Shopping and antiquing in downtown Grand Haven and surrounding area
- Farmer's market on Wednesday and Saturday.
- Charter fishing.
- Amusement and water park 30 minutes away.
- Excellent restaurants and bars downtown and on the beach
- Library and local museum
- Playscape for children only five blocks away
- YMCA day camp activites available
- Board walk to Lake Michigan three blocks away
- Large indoor shopping mall 20 minutes away
- Cinema 15 minutes away
vacation rental rates
- $1,950 for the entire house.
- $2,050 for 4th of July Week (July 4-11) and Coast Guard Week (July 25 - August 1)
- $250.00 refundable cleaning deposit required
- Saturday to Saturday rental
Todd and Patti Johnson 616-318-0675
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Top things to do in Grand Haven
- Sunbathing on white sandy beaches
- Boating, fishing, biking, hiking and swimming
- Shopping and art galleries
- Walking on the boardwalk and pier
- Great restaurants. coffee shops and bars
Top things to do on a budget
- Walking and biking
- Musical fountain
- Sunbathing
- Reading and relaxing
- Sitting on pier watching boats go in and out of the channel
Top things to do with a family
- Swimming in Lake Michigan
- Michigan Adventure -- Amusement Park
- Miniture golf
- Playscape and parks
- Ice cream or corn dogs while watching the musical fountain
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The Titans re-signed DB Jordan Babineaux on Tuesday, hours before he was set to hit the open market, according to multiple reports.
Babineaux, signed by Tennessee last season after seven years with the Seahawks, played in all 16 games with 14 starts in 2011. He had 93 tackles, seven passes defensed and a 97-yard interception return for a touchdown.
Babineaux's deal is a two-year deal with a maximum value of $5 million, according to Fox Sports' Alex Marvez.


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After grabbing the third No. 1-qualifier of her career, Courtney Force wrapped up the weekend with her second career win and first at the season-opening 53nd annual O'Reilly Auto Parts NHRA Winternationals at Auto Club Raceway.
She defeated Ron Capps in the final round of eliminations and ran the quickest pass of the weekend, a 4.025 second run.
"It was definitely pretty unbelievable," Force, the 24-year-old from Yorba Linda, Calif., said in a press release. "My team — Ron Douglas and Dan Hood — thanks to them. They've given me a great race car all weekend long; a consistent one, running 4.0s. I just try to keep it straight down the center. They really made my job easy. I really owe it to those guys."
Force is the fourth person to qualify No. 1 and win the Winternationals in the last 25 years. She took on the No. 16-qualifier at the start of race day and never looked back. It was the first time Force and Phil Burkart Jr. have faced each other in eliminations and the daughter of 15-time world champion John Force came out on top with a 4.066 ET at over 316 mph.
Force went on to race No. 9-qualifier Matt Hagan in the second round and claimed victory when Hagan slowed and Force posted a 4.070 ET. She is now 4-2 to the 2011 Funny Car World Champion.
The 2012 Rookie of the Year ousted fellow Ford racer Bob Tasca III in the semifinals after he fouled out and sent Force on to the final round of eliminations against Ron Capps.
"I saw the red light. I knew I was good, but it was definitely pure luck," Force said. "I got on the radio and I said, 'Guys, we just won that by pure luck. God wanted us to win that round.' But you know what, Bob Tasca III, we both get fired up against each other. He's always good on the lights so he's always a tough competitor, but the main thing is we both bleed Ford blue and we knew one of the Fords were going to the final so we were excited about that. You know, things happen. We both just wanted to get that win and we got lucky."


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For some, the holidays are a time of joy and being together with the ones you love. For others the holidays can be depressing and lonely. But this holiday season, senior citizens struggling with poverty and loneliness just might find some cheer after all. Mike McCune spoke with Patrice Thabault, the owner of the Home Instead Senior Care in South Burlington. She is involved in the "Be a Santa to a Senior Program."
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A student who helped extinguish a classmate who caught on fire is speaking about the event.The accident happened when a science experiment at Douglasville High School went horribly wrong.A girl standing nearby caught fire, so Will Wheeler and a teacher jumped in to help."I remember hearing a bang, turning and looking and seeing her hit the ground on fire," Wheeler said. "I froze up for a little bit and then I just ran into the room to get the fire blanket and then I threw it on her and that's really all I remember."The female student was transported to the hospital with burns covering approximately 25 percent of her upper body. Doctors expect her to make a full recovery.
The FOX Medical Team's Beth Galvin shows us new tactics doctors are trying, to help patients tackle anxiety.
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Town Square
Editorial: Why the secrecy in Menlo Park?
Original post made on Jan 30, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, January 30, 2013, 10:05 AM
on Jan 30, 2013 at 10:42 am
I guess the Almanac got tired of beating up on the Atherton police department (for awhile) and is now moving on to the Menlo Park police department.
See any commonality here? These guys just don't like law enforcement.
The laws on the book protecting police confidentiality are designed for the protection of citizens. Criminals would love to retaliate against cops by obtaining every minor compliant made against them to try to use with a jury to get out from under their own criminal acts.
We all get this. The Almanac doesn't.
Editor's note: The editorial makes it clear that we are seeking data, but not identifying information: "Reporter Sandy Brundage made it clear in her request to the city that she wasn't seeking any identifying information, which the city would be unable to provide legally because of laws protecting the privacy of public employees, particularly police officers."
on Jan 30, 2013 at 10:59 am
This sounds eactly like the sort of thing the San Mateo County Grand Jury should be investigating. We pay the taxes that make the Menlo Park Police exist and allow for pensions....We should be entitled to the information.
on Jan 30, 2013 at 12:22 pm
Look, the problem stems from the fact that the current San Mateo District Attorney - unlike many DA's in the country - is thick as thieves with ALL San Mateo County law enforcement and that his first inclination is to cover and protect them when they get into trouble. Take the incident involving Sheriff Greg Munks. Both Wagstaffe and then DA Fox came to his defense after he was found at the house for underaged prostitutes in Las Vegas. We all saw the weirdly fawning emails Wagstaffe wrote to Munks after he broke the law. If that had happened in say, LA, or Seattle or Boston, the press would have called for Wagstaffe and Jim Fox's heads, as well as Munks'
There's no oversight committee to review the culture of secrecy fostered both by police departments and the DA's office when crimes have been committed by officers.
The Almanac was fortunate that one of their reporters happened to overhear the incident involving Vasquez. Are there crimes committed by police officers in San Mateo County that have been hushed up ? Hypothetically, what if a police officer in San Mateo had raped a citizen but the public never got to hear about it?
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Honest John rocket, inherited from US Army, there is rumor that it is fitted with guidance system by SK. Unknown whether it is withdrawn from service.
Hyunmoo I & II - while Nike Hercules is dual role missile, the Korean version is throughly modified that it can be argued as wholly different weapon. It is fitted with different rocket motor than Nike Hercules, fitted with cluster warhead and British guidance system. Early version had range of 180 KM, but Korean cladestinely developed 300 km version. In total SK has about 300 of them.
Korea developed the cruise missile also cladestinely with reports coming in early as mid 90s. Eventually US relent and approve of CM development. When it was first announced, the Hyunmoo IIIA had range of 500km, but when NK were making saber rattling posture, MND also announced that it already developed 1000 km version and is working on 1500 km version.
South Korea military tend to report to the world its new system only after it is deployed.
To properly coordinate its SSM asset, MND created Missile Command to oversee its offensive capability. As a reminder this is not missile defense as some people has confused with.


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The part of Snape seemed so perfect for you... there was something about it which made it look like you were stretched and yet sort of confined at the same time. Did you feel that?
Good way of putting it, actually. Because that's what Snape's like. There are such still waters in there. And the trouble is that there's so much we don't know yet 'cause JK Rowling hasn't revealed it. I know a couple of things about all that, that you don't and I'm not telling...
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The internal investigation into a candidate for Rutherford County sheriff has been reopened after the alleged victim turned over her ex-husband's computer containing possible evidence.
Ralph Mayercik said he hasn't done anything wrong, and the outcome of an internal affairs investigation backs up that claim.
"They did a fantastic job, and they've vindicated me. They've come out and decided there is no proof," Mayercik said.
Mayercik first came in contact with the alleged victim, Shelly Wells, in 2004 when he investigated a harassment case involving her mother. Wells was 17 years old at the time.
"I didn't want to come forward at all. This just ruined a friendship of 10 years almost," Wells said. "But I'm not going to see innocent people like Sheriff Robert Arnold and [Chief Deputy] Virgil Gammons be dragged down at all."
Wells' mother, Sherree Brew, first mentioned her concerns to Arnold when he was first running for sheriff, but she said she decided to come forward officially after Mayercik qualified to run against Arnold in the upcoming election.
"You want someone with who is upstanding with integrity in office," Wells said.
Mayercik said he had no choice but to resign as a detective last week after being denied a transfer from the sheriff's office to the Rutherford County Work Center.
In order for him to get the new job, Mayercik has to sign a document stating he won't sue the county.
Arnold recommended Mayercik be transferred to the Adult Detention Center, instead, after Mayercik allegedly wiped clean his department-issued iPad after the investigation began.
However, Mayercik said he believes the investigation was politically motivated.
"This came out during the week that Robert Arnold was to be deposed in a federal lawsuit involving with another detective, Jim Tramel, when he was fired wrongfully," Mayercik said.
Tramel said he was wrongfully terminated after an internal affairs investigation claims he was spreading rumors about co-workers having inappropriate relations. This came after he told the sheriff he was running against him.
"There is no doubt in my mind it was politically motivated," Tramel told Channel 4 in a 2013 interview.
The sheriff confirms the case was re-opened after Wells turned over her ex-husband's computer that is supposed to contain detailed conversations she's had with the sheriff's candidate over the years.
"The truth is we did have inappropriate communications, and the truth is he did take me to the bar behind D & D Lounge and buy me alcohol three months before I turned 21," Wells said.
Rutherford County Human Resource Director Sonya Stevenson said the only reason county officials want Mayercik to sign that document stating he won't sue the county is because of the tone of his resignation letter.
In it, Mayercik claims Arnold has retaliated against him and created an unstable work environment since he announced he's running for sheriff.
Arnold, Mayercik and Tramel - an independent - will face off in the Aug. 7 general election.
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The lineup is officially out for Movement Detroit 2013, the electronic music festival happening May 25-27 at Hart Plaza.Richie Hawtin, Big Gigantic, John Digweed, Derrick May and Kevin Saunderson are just a few of the big names scheduled to appear at the 14th annual Memorial Day weekend festival.In all, five stages will feature live music throughout the weekend. Click here for the complete DEMF lineup.For ticket information, maps and more, log on to movement.us.
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Hello GAGA team members!
Here is the information about the needs of the families that we will be building homes for in March. We hope to help them with some basic clothing and household needs as well. Items will be gathered and sorted then distributed once the homes are nearing completion. Below is a list of family members with specific sizes and needs. Please feel free to share with your friends and neighbors what you are doing and see if they have anything they would like to contribute. If someone would like to donate money, it can be given to Leslie and she will set it aside for purchasing items that we still need once we get to Mexico.
Please bring all items to our work day on Saturday Feb. 26 so we can pack it for the trip!
Luz's Family
Mom – Luz, size 5-7 pants it says but she is very tiny. Size 7 ½ shoe.
Son – Roberto, age 5. Wears size 4/5 pants and size 12c shoe.
Daughter – Anna, age 9. Size 1 shoe, size 10 pants.
Francesca's Family
Mom – Francesca. Size 7 shoe, size 0-1 pants
Maribel – daughter, size 6 ½ shoe, 0-1 pants
Diana – daughter, size 8 ½ shoe, 0-1 pants
Maria – daughter, age 7?, wears 8-10x
Marco – son, size 7 ½ shoe, 30×32 pants –works as a mechanic every day after school & all day Saturday
Jose – son, age 6? – wears 6-8x,
Christian – son, age 3? – wears 4T clothing, size 10-11t shoe
Julio's Family – three young niece/nephews
*Miralda – age 2, so 3-4T clothing, size 8c shoe
*Kevin – age 4, 5T clothing, size 11c shoe
*Brian – age 10, says he wears 32×28 pants. Possible?
*Julio – age 19, wears 9 ½-10 shoe, medium shirts. Needs tennis shoes, underwear, undershirts, socks
Julio's Mom – Manuela
Julio's Grandmother – Aurelia
Julio's Uncle – Joel
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All the ladies in this family are bigger. The men seem to wear size large? I'd like to focus on Julio and the three younger ones.
Julio's home recently burned down so they could also use many household items, especially items for the kitchen.
If you have questions, please call Sandra Fish (503.550.1763) or Mindy Porter (503.502.7000). We will help collect and organize the items.


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The Nevada Highway Patrol says a teenage driver slammed into a trooper's patrol car Friday afternoon.
Troopers say the 16-year old was a driving a Honda south on U.S. 395 toward Minden around 3 p.m. The Nevada Highway Patrol car was parked about five feet from the road. For unknown reasons, the Honda drifted off the pavement and hit the back of the patrol car.
Both the trooper inside the patrol car and the teen were taken to the hospital for non-life threatening injuries.
The cause of the crash is still under investigation.
Witnesses to the event or anyone with additional information are encouraged to call the Department of Public Safety-Communications Center at (775) 687-0400 regarding case number: 130207719.
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A 29-year-old man has been charged with voluntary manslaughter in Friday morning's stabbing death in South Bend.
Brian McNeill is currently behind bars at the St. Joseph County Jail. His bond was set at $1,000,000 Corporate surety or $100,000 cash.
The St. Joseph County Prosecutor's Office has identified the victim as 27-year-old Matthew Mitchell.
Friends and family gathered outside the home where he was murdered Friday night for a vigil. They shed tears, said prayers and left flowers on the side of the house.
Just across the street in the Monroe Park Apartments, Tikea McMillan said she's worried about the recent violence in the city. "South Bend, it just seems like it's becoming worse."
She says the early morning stabbing happened feet from her front door. "It's just scary knowing at night while you're sleeping that so much crime and violence is just that close to you."
Right now, she's worried about the violence affecting her family. "I have a teenage brother," she says. "I have younger brothers, and I got my own kids, and it definitely concerns me."
All thoughts that were echoed by another neighbor right after the stabbing took place Friday morning. Brandy Taylor said, "I'm shocked. I'm loss for words. I don't even know what to say. It's just so close to home. I just feel like that being so close it's gonna be hard to go to sleep tonight."
Both women want the violence to stop. A message that was shared by those grieving at the vigil.
At the vigil Mitchell's sister announced that his funeral will be held next Saturday.
Metro Homicide said they were called to investigate the murder around 3:00 a.m. Friday on the 500 block of S. Rush St. near Lincolnway. According to documents, when officers arrived, they found a woman standing on the porch pleading for police to help him. Officers entered the home and found Mitchell lying on the floor suffering from a stab wound to his torso.
Following an autopsy Friday, a forensic pathologist determined Mitchell died of trauma and blood loss associated with a stabbing. The manner of death was ruled a homicide.
Documents state that witnesses told Metro Homicide that Mitchell and McNeill got into an argument, and McNeill pulled out a knife, stabbing Mitchell. McNeill then fled the home.
McNeill was booked into the St. Joseph County jail Friday night.
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5 or 10 Bdrm ~ Gulf View ~ Heated Plunge Pool and More! in Fort Morgan
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Four Fun is a Fort Morgan beach house vacation rental in the Bay to Breakers community. Four Fun has two sides, Side a and b, and each side has five bedrooms with its own kitchen and living rooms and the capacity to open up as one large 10 bedroom beach house. Newly added Heated Plunge Pool!
Four Fun is only 1 lot from the white sandy beaches and it has a beautiful UNOBSTRUCTED Gulf View. There is no road to cross to get to the beach! You can literally walk out your back door onto the white sandy beaches. This house is as good as gulf front without the high price tag!
Each side has 5 bedroom and 3.5 baths. The Home must be rented as one large 10 bedroom home during the summer.
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Carolyn Shannonhouse never knew why Charlie Adams, then the executive director of the N.C. High School Athletic Association, sought her when the NCHSAA decided to add its first female commissioner.
I saw him at some games, Shannonhouse said. Maybe he liked the way I coached.
Shannonhouse, who is retiring this month from the NCHSAA after 28 years, was the girls basketball coach in 1986 at Cary High, Adams alma mater and where he began his coaching career.
Adams wasnt there to watch the games or pull for the Imps. He knew the NCHSAA soon would add its first female staff member, someone ho would administer the girls athletic programs. Adams believed the hire would be one of the most important he would ever make.
We had to get this one right, Adams said recently. We were going to greatly expand our womens program and I knew there was going to be some resistance to that. We needed the right person in that chair.
Adams talked to coaches, administrators, officials, principals and superintendents. Many of them mentioned Shannonhouse, who had a 125-60 career mark in girls basketball coaching at Cary.
I wanted to see for myself, said Adams, who was succeeded by Davis Whitfield in 2010. The thing that stood out about Carolyn was that she was always professional. Everything she did or said she did in a professional manner.
Debbie Antonelli, a college basketball analyst for ESPN, CBS and Fox, played for Shannohouse on a team that reached the NCHSAA 4A title game in 1981.
The thing about Coach Shannonhouse was that there was never any doubt that she cared more about you as a person than as a player, said Antonelli, who was later a standout at N.C. State. She was a great coach who always stressed that you could be competitive and fight to win and still have the right values.
Her Cary teams hold occasional reunions to maintain their bonds.
We are still that close, Antonelli said. She was just a very special coach. I was extremely lucky to have Shanny and Kay Yow (at N.C. State) as my coaches. They are two of the best people I have known.
Shannonhouses last official day will be July 31, although she will work part-time through December to help get the fall and winter sports seasons started.
I really dont know what Im going to do, Shannhouse said. Hopefully, there will be a lot more family time. It has been a great 28 years.
Title IX, which says schools receiving federal financial aid cannot discriminate based on gender, had been in force for more than 10 years when Shannonhouse joined the NCHSAA staff, but there was still resistance to womens athletics.
It was going to take a special person and I knew in my heart of hearts, that she was the best person for the job, Adams said. I think history has proven me right. Carolyn has become one of the very best athletic administrators in the country. She was the perfect hire for us.
Whitfield, the NCHSAA commissioner, said Shannonhouse is a consensus builder.
She comes to work with the best attitude every day, Whitfield said. Her concern is always for what is best for the boys and girls of our state and is never on what is best for her.
She is a tremendous ambassador for interscholastic athletes and all the positive things we stand for integrity, leadership, fair play, self-sacrifice, dedication and hard work.
The NCHSAA had not had a championship for girls until golf (1969) and tennis (1970) were added. Basketball, track and swimming had playoffs in 1972, softball in 1975 and softball in 1976.
The program still was in its infancy when Shannonhouse joined the staff in 1986. Most girls NCHSAA championships were open, meaning that there was one state title, not separate championships for the associations four classifications.
If there is one thing that I am most pleased with, it is the growth of opportunities for our boys and girls, Shannonhouse said. That has been such a good thing. When I got here the only sports that were fully classified were football, baseball and basketball.
Now all the sports except golf, lacrosse and indoor track are full classified. We have gone from championships in 10 boys sports and seven girls sports to 12 and 11. Our boys and girls have many more opportunties.
To me, that is the best part.
Shannonhouse has seen girls sports go from being accepted to being embraced.
The girls are such a big part of the program, she said.
Robert Kanaby, former executive director of the National Federation of State High School Associations, said the NCHSAA and other state associations adding girls programs was the best thing that has been done for athletics in the country.
The impact of girls high school athletics is felt throughout our country at every level, Kanaby said last year. The NCHSAA was at the forefront of that movement, showing other state associations how it should be done.
Adams, the former NCHSAA executive, said Shannonhouse was a big part of that national movement.
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First and foremost, the entire Gateway team extends their sincerest well wishes to everyone affected by Hurricane Sandy. We hope that each and every one of you is safe and warm.
As an update, the Belford office now has power and telephone service but as a result of the hurricane we are experiencing some server and Internet issues, which have impacted our email system; we appreciate your patience as we work through these issues. We are putting forth all our efforts to get back on track as soon as possible. It is now ok to drop boats off in Highlands for winter storage but the marina office is still closed due to flood damage. Parts and boat supplies will be done through Belford for the time being. Belford is also now excepting boats on trailers for winter services.
Once again, the Gateway team wishes our best to all of those that have been affected by this devastating storm. We are available to assist or provide resources in any way that may be helpful to you, your family, and your business at this difficult time.
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Gateway Marina & Yacht Sales is dedicated to providing a full service experience for those interested in purchasing, servicing and enjoying their boat. Owned and operated by the same family for three generations; that's 62 years and counting. From bow to stern we will take care of all your boating needs.
We are proud to announce that we are now a New Jersey dealer for Contender Boats, thoroughbreds in the marine industry. Contender offers sport fishing, express cruisers, center consoles and walkarounds that deliver the ultimate fishing and cruising experience. As a factory authorized warranty center, we can fulfill any warranty need for both future and current owners of these first-class boats.
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N.O.V.A. - Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance HD
The premier sci-fi FPS on iPad takes full advantage of the device's capabilities for optimal fluidity, staggering graphics and extended gameplay, creating the most impressive gaming experience to date.
With Earth no longer able to sustain life, huge artificial satellites called "near-orbitals" were constructed for people to live on. To protect themselves, the near-orbitals banded together to form N.O.V.A., the Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance. Against his will, retired marine hero Kal Wardin is forcefully returned to active duty to prevent mankind's annihilation.
- Curve your grenade's trajectory with the new 2-finger-based throwing move
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Be prepared
The holidays tend to initiate a kind of open-door policy in a neighborhood. When guests drop by unannounced, it's nice to welcome them with a small, seasonal gift — what we call a reverse hostess gift. Whether it's a loaf of homemade pound cake paired with a jar of local honey or a tin of hot chocolate and some of your favorite flower seeds, it's an easy way to show your guests you've been thinking of them (even if you weren't expecting them).
Here are a few ideas so you don't get caught empty-handed.
Eggnog carries a special sentiment because it's only served this time of year. We recommend filling six to eight glass bottles ($4-6 at the Container Store). You can buy it from the store or make your own, but the packaging is key: Trim the bottles with festive ribbons, bows and gift tags. If you go the more spirited route, warn your guests by labeling the bottles with a skull and crossbones or three X's and keep them out of little elves' reach.
If you're pressed for time, wine is almost always a crowd-pleaser. Save yourself time and money by buying a case of wine instead of individual bottles. Whole Foods, Harris Teeter and Safeway offer a 10 percent discount when you buy six or more bottles of wine. Package each bottle in a festive tote — about $4.50 each at the Container Store — and toss in a few chocolates or candy canes.
If edible and potable gifts aren't your bag, consider candles or ornaments. "No matter how long you've been collecting ornaments, there are always a couple casualties along the way," said Susan Cannaday, the general manager of Bloomingdales in Chevy Chase. "Candles are fabulous because they're universal. No matter your style or decor, a candle goes with everything."


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(RNN) - The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has authorized President Barack Obama to use military force against Syria.
Obama asked Congress for the authority for military engagement after Syrian President Bashar Assad allegedly used chemical weapons against civilians.
The vote was 10-7. The Senate will likely vote on the measure next week.
Secretary of State John Kerry has testified in front of the Senate committee yesterday, and is testifying in front of a House committee Wednesday.
Both Obama and Kerry have said military force will be missile strikes, and ground troops will not be sent into the conflict.
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Update - I've fixed the link to the Leaky Book Six News LiveJournal Feed now - sorry about that.
We've been meaning to do this for a while and haven't had the time, but found some between 4:30 and 4:31 a.m.
You can now customize your news-gathering from Leaky. Look at the drop-down menus on the right sidebar. One is for RSS feeds, another for LiveJournal feeds, one for each of Leaky's news categories.
Our regular LJ and RSS feeds ship out our news, so that readers can look at a streamlined list of headlines, be alerted when there's news via Web site, and generally have the news come to them instead of vice versa. With Leaky's categorized feeds readers can shape their HP news-reading to their own interests and needs.
Confused? Yeah, I know, this was all Greek to me until a few days ago. Read on, it's not too hard to grasp after a minute or so.
Say, for instance, you only want to hear news about book six. If you'd like to be alerted when there's a book six item and have a LiveJournal, you simply add the Leaky Book Six News LiveJournal Feed to your friends list. (If you don't have a LiveJournal just bookmark the page.)
If you don't have a LiveJournal but understand RSS feeds (which can feed news right into your own reader, such as Sharp Reader for Windows and Pulp Fiction for Mac), you simply subscribe to Leaky's Book Six RSS Feed.
You'll find there are categories covering everything; we've been categorizing each item since we started using Movable Type, often putting them in multiple categories (a J.K.Rowling.com update, for instance, would go under "J.K. Rowling" and, depending on what is in the update, "Books," "Book Six," "Book Five," and so on.)
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Chris Kamara: Bradford City cup run just unbelievable
6:40am Saturday 19th January 2013 in Bantams Exclusive By Simon Parker, Bradford City Reporter
By 10pm on Tuesday, Phil Parkinson could be ready to join Bradford City's most exclusive club.
There is currently only one member. Chris Kamara maintains a unique place in City's 110-year history as the only manager to lead them out at Wembley.
That never-to-be-forgotten afternoon in late May 1996 also marks the pinnacle of Kamara's management career before he made the smooth transition to highly-successful TV pundit with Sky Sports.
The man who coined the phrase "it's unbelievable Jeff" admits that the prospect of Parkinson taking the Bantams back to Wembley for the Capital One Cup final is literally out of this world.
Kammy said: "I spoke to Parky after they had won the first leg against Aston Villa. I told him the biggest tribute you could pay is that if you were an alien who had just landed on this earth and watched it, you would have thought Bradford were the Premier League team.
"It's been magnificent for the city. There has been doom and gloom for so many years and you wondered when something good was going to happen again. But this really has been more than anyone could have hoped for."
Kamara has to tread a fine line as a national presenter, with no hint of bias. But he was hugely impressed at the way Villa were dismantled at Valley Parade as City earned their 3-1 lead to take into that defining return date in the midlands.
He said: "We were talking about it on Goals on Sunday and reading (Villa boss) Paul Lambert's quotes about having to be wary on set-plays. But it was more than that.
"It was the football that Bradford played that night and they well deserved the victory. There was no luck involved.
"Getting the third goal was so important because it was never a 2-1 game. With Villa getting the away goal as well, at that stage it would have been very difficult for Bradford.
"But scoring again – and what a header it was from young (Carl) McHugh – really does give them a chance.
"I don't know how Parky approaches it at Villa Park. That's the big dilemma for me.
"But he knows his players better than anyone. If he can set his stall out and make them hard to break down, then they will fancy themselves going forward.
"The fact is that every team they've come up against, Bradford have matched them, so there's no fears about that.
"The only doubt in his mind could be those first 15 minutes at Valley Parade when (Christian) Benteke had all those opportunities. But for the next 75, Bradford were the better team."
City's Wembley triumph 17 years ago is a classic case study for anyone daft enough to think the job has already been done.
Nobody should need reminding about the two-goal turnaround at Blackpool in the play-off semi-final second leg when Kamara's Bantams won 3-0; nor the infamous match-day programme at Bloomfield Road containing the directions for Wembley.
Kamara recalled: "It was the best thing that could have happened. I'd got to the stadium early in the day to let the players have a kip and picked up a programme to flick through.
"There was a map of how to get to Wembley and details about booking coaches. It was full of it. I went straight out and bought as many as I could and stuck them all over the dressing room wall.
"It might have only helped a tiny bit but it was something to give the players that extra determination.
"We knew us and Blackpool were the best two teams. We knew we could beat them but I'd just made a mistake tactically in the first game playing big Stix (Ian Ormondroyd) down the middle.
"Seeing all that about Wembley in the programme just got the lads going even more. Mind you, I never got the money back from the club!"
Around 32,000 supporters headed down the M1 to see City clinch promotion against Notts County – a result that Kamara felt was never in doubt.
He said: "It was one of the rare occasions that I just knew we couldn't lose. I'd never experienced that feeling before.
"But everything was right, we were the better team and were better prepared – and we had far more supporters. Anybody who called themselves fans were there and wanted to be there."
Kamara used that supremacy in the stands to City's advantage. He cleared it with the police to hold the team bus back ten minutes just to make sure that the opposition arrived at Wembley first.
He said: "I wanted Notts County to be on the pitch already so they could hear the roar when we walked out. It was such a loud noise.
"We were also all suited and booted – all they had on was a yellow carnation. Every little thing was in our favour."
Now Parkinson's City stand on the brink of an even greater achievement. And while the outcome remains balanced on a knife edge, Kamara feels the underdogs should take heart from Aston Villa's current wobbles.
He said: "This is the biggest game of their lives for the Bradford lads, every one of them. For many this will be as good as it gets.
"They can play for another 20 years and some will never again be involved in a cup run like this.
"It's hard to predict. It's not over and I'm sure they don't believe it is. But the more that Aston Villa's confidence keeps getting dented, the more of a chance Bradford will feel they have.
"Confidence is such a massive factor in football and to lose again to another team at the bottom last week (Southampton) was another massive blow for Villa.
"I know it was never a penalty but that still won't have done them any favours. They are still in the relegation zone.
"You know what it's like. You read the papers, where people like Alan Shearer are writing articles saying that they aren't good enough, you see the league table on TV all the time, you hear the supporters grumbling.
"It all adds up and gets into the heads of the players and you start to doubt yourself. And Villa are a very young team. They haven't got the older heads to calm everyone down.
"It can be absolutely brilliant with a side full of youngsters when you're on a roll. Everybody enjoys it and there's a real buzz. But on the other side of it, with what they're going through at the moment, there's nobody experienced in the dressing room to help lift them.
"It's all there for Bradford. They have another cup final at Villa to get to the final."
And that would be truly unbelievable ...
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10:03am Sat 19 Jan 13
radiobantam1 says...
10:13am Sat 19 Jan 13
Bantam76 says...
radiobantam1 wrote:I remember it so well on the radio. What a night! And then passing all the Notts County fans down the M1 on the way to Wembley - what a great time for the club! I'm feeling it again now! Can't wait for Tuesday!! CTID
"Blackpool Tower is only a mile down the road, but the twin towers of Wembley are beckoning now". Legendary Chris Cooper!
1:52pm Sat 19 Jan 13
lawsonio123 says...
4:44pm Sat 19 Jan 13
undercliffebantam says...
lawsonio123 wrote:Score 2 and Villa have to get 5 on the night to beat us.
Oh Chris The man who started it all badly missed in football management you built us a great team As for Villa as i posted score 2 and villa must score 6 to win. GOOD LUCK CITY
4-2 to Villa (aet) we are through. Its gonna be a long 90 (or 120) minutes, bring it on.
8:23pm Sat 19 Jan 13
RuggerTyke says...
Lets hope its Parkie's winterland!
8:30pm Sat 19 Jan 13
bcfc1903 says...
We shout with pride....we'll never hide...Claret and Amber!!!!!
8:46am Sun 20 Jan 13
ALEXIMO.56. says...
radiobantam1 wrote:What twin towers are those m8? You can go there if you want but you won't find owt lol. Don't you mean the Wembley Arc?
"Blackpool Tower is only a mile down the road, but the twin towers of Wembley are beckoning now". Legendary Chris Cooper!
2:14pm Sun 20 Jan 13
bcfc1903 says...
ALEXIMO.56. wrote:Yeah, the twin towers at Wembley were unfortunately demolished...it would have been better to incorporate both into the new stadium.
radiobantam1 wrote:What twin towers are those m8? You can go there if you want but you won't find owt lol. Don't you mean the Wembley Arc?
"Blackpool Tower is only a mile down the road, but the twin towers of Wembley are beckoning now". Legendary Chris Cooper!
We shout with pride...we'll never hide...Claret and Amber.
2:16pm Sun 20 Jan 13
bcfc1903 says...
bcfc1903 wrote:Also the bit of legendary Chris Cooper radio commentary is from 1996 when the Wembley twin towers were still part of the old stadium.
ALEXIMO.56. wrote:Yeah, the twin towers at Wembley were unfortunately demolished...it would have been better to incorporate both into the new stadium.
radiobantam1 wrote:What twin towers are those m8? You can go there if you want but you won't find owt lol. Don't you mean the Wembley Arc?
"Blackpool Tower is only a mile down the road, but the twin towers of Wembley are beckoning now". Legendary Chris Cooper!
We shout with pride...we'll never hide...Claret and Amber.
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