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Lake Worth hit-and-run
LAKE WORTH — Chris Journeay's grieving family is asking for help in finding whoever is responsible for a hit-and-run accident that left the their son critically injured.
"We need some closure to all this horrible situation," said Journeay's mother, Jo Oswalt. "Very tragic with no reason."
Journeay was riding his yellow Honda moped early Sunday morning, headed home from work about 3:30 a.m., when someone hit him from behind along Lake Worth Boulevard.
The 44-year-old was dragged about a block, according to police.
The driver fled, leaving the damaged bike and Journeay, critically injured, in the middle of the road.
"Chris is a very loving, good-hearted person, and we want him to come back to us whole and healthy," said his sister, Miranda Calder.
Police have little go on — no witnesses and no vehicle description. All they know is the car or truck would have front-end damage.
While Journeay's family prays for his recovery, they also hope that whoever is responsible will have a change of heart.
"Please do what is right and come forward," Calder said. "Just do what is right."
Anyone with information in the case is asked to contact Lake Worth police.
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WORCESTER Warriors full-back Chris Pennell won his first England cap when he came on for the last few minutes of the 20-15 defeat against the All Blacks in Eden Park, Auckland today.
England battled courageously to contain the world's top-rated international team and had exchanged penalties with them througn a pulsating game.
The match-winning try came just two minutes from time, however, when Conrad Smith dived over in the corner.
Aaron Cruden landed five penalties for New Zealand, while England's points cane from four kicks by Freddie Burns and a late Danny Cipriani penalty.
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From the outside, Boeing's new spacecraft mimics the Apollo-era capsules from back in the day. The interior, however, is all about the future. Boeing today showed off the inside of its CST-100, a commercial spacecraft the company is building in hopes of flying NASA astronauts to the International Space Station. On Monday at Boeing's Product Support Center… Read More
Planetary Resources founder: 'Humans will migrate off Earth in the next 30 years'
Can you imagine packing your belongings and hopping on a spaceship to go live on another planet for the rest of your life? Eric Anderson, co-founder of Bellevue-based asteroid mining company Planetary Resources, certainly can. Anderson gave a great talk at this week's Hacker News Meetup, a monthly get-together of geeks who like reading Hacker News. The… Read More
Deep Space Industries entering asteroid-mining world, creates competition for Planetary Resources
Planetary Resources, the Bellevue-based asteroid-mining company backed by some of the biggest names in technology and aerospace, now has some more competition. A new Virginia-based space company called Deep Space Industries announced today that by 2015, it will be sending a 55-pound "FireFly" spacecraft into the sky in search of asteroids near earth. The company vows… Read More
Veteran NASA astronaut Nicholas Patrick joins Blue Origin as human integration architect
Nicholas Patrick, the fifth British astronaut to go to space and a NASA veteran, has joined the Blue Origin team to provide his expertise as a human integration architect. Blue Origin, the often-secretive commercial space venture started by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, is based south of Seattle and is one of the companies using funding from… Read More
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Seattle may have lost a bid to house one of the retired Space Shuttles. But, who needs a clunky, old spacecraft, when you can actually play a part in building the next-generation space vehicle? Two companies with ties to Seattle, Boeing and Jeff Bezos-backed Blue Origin, have won tens of millions of dollars from NASA to… Read More


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The bouncy pop group Hope 7 features singer Kristi McClave, guitarist Dave Noble, bassist Chevy Martinez, and drummer Ricky Rodriguez. A singer since age six, McClave began auditioning for roles in musicals in her early teens; producer Rodney Jerkins was at one of those auditions and decided she would be the featured vocalist for his new girl group, the 3Gs. However, finding the right mix of other singers proved difficult, and the 3Gs disbanded. McClave continued to work with some of the other producers involved in the 3Gs; together, they decided to move in a more rock-oriented direction. McClave contributed a track to the [RoviLink="VW"]Cheetah Girls soundtrack and another song to the [RoviLink="VW"]Legally Blonde 2 soundtrack, which was credited to Hope 7 even though the band's lineup was still being finalized. By early 2004, Noble, Martinez, and Rodriguez had joined the band, and Hope 7 began playing and recording in earnest. A tour with the ATV pro volleyball tournament and the single "I Want Everything," which also appeared on the [RoviLink="VW"]Sleepover soundtrack, were two of the band's highlights that year. Another single, Breakthrough, arrived later in 2004. ~ Heather PharesPortions of Content Provided by Rovi Corporation.
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Then Congress returns from a summer hiatus and enters the pivotal home stretch before elections, the Indiana Chamber of Commerce will be there with its annual Washington, D.C., Fly-in event Sept. 19 and 20. The organization is encouraging business leaders from throughout the state to join them.
Attendees will have the opportunity to dine and speak with the Indiana congressional delegation during a panel discussion and dinner. The next morning, the chief lobbyist for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Bruce Josten, will serve as keynote speaker at a breakfast gathering. Hoosier leaders will then visit several Indiana congressional offices to discuss key issues.
Cam Carter, the Indiana Chamber's vice president of economic development and federal affairs, urges a large Hoosier contingent to attend as a number of important tax rates are set to expire in 2013.
"The discussion of whether or not to extend the current tax rates or to let them expire for those who make $250,000 or more per year is very important to Indiana's small business community," Carter said in a press release. "Many business owners and operators, job creators, file taxes as individuals; they will take a real hit if this isn't favorably resolved. And this is just one of dozens of tax issues waiting to be resolved by Congress before year's end."
The registration fee for this event is $149. Organizations sending three or more employees will receive a discounted rate of $99 per person. Hotel and air fare accommodations are not included in the price. However, a discounted Indiana Chamber rate is available at The Liaison Capitol Hill, an Affinia hotel.
The D.C. Fly-in is sponsored by Duke Energy, Purdue University, St. Vincent Health, and Zimmer Inc. Additional sponsorship opportunities are available by calling Jim Wagner at 264-6876.
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While SAP HANA's ability to dramatically accelerate queries on massive data sets and thus enable real-time business intelligence (BI) clearly represents the 'next big thing' for SAP customers, it's understandable that many of them are still on the fence when it comes to adoption.
Since the HANA software has already undergone several iterations, and capabilities continue to be added, SAP customers want to be sure that any investment they make— and the requisite hardware— will continue to provide a return and be viable for their enterprise needs.
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This petition is being written for the sole purpose of restoring the basketball rims at Indian Road Park. The rims were taken down for a number of reasons but the main reason is the percieved trouble it has brought into the neighborhood in the past. I believe that over the Park's long history, the basketball court has been responsible for much more good and community than it has ever been responsible for aggresiveness.
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Police are searching for a man who tried to entice a young teen into his car. It happened Monday just south of Lincoln High School, as the girl was walking home.
Lincoln Police say a 13–year–old girl was walking by herself from an after school activity when an unknown man tried to lure her into his car.
The teenager was in a neighborhood near Randolph and Capitol Parkway just after 5 p.m. when a gray four-door car with tinted windows stopped next to her.
"The lone driver said that he needed to talk with her and wanted her to get into his car," Officer Katie Flood said.
Police say the teen said no and kept walking but the man turned around and came back to ask her again. That's when she took off running to her house and had an adult call police.
"She had an excellent response to the situation. She told him no and then got away from the area as quickly as she could."
In situations like this, police say it's critical to call and report the suspect's description right away while it's still fresh in the victim's mind and it allows officers to get into the area and look for the suspect.
The man in the car is described as a black male with a medium to dark complexion, 25 to 30 years old, with longer afro–style hair in a ponytail and a beard.
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MURRAY, Ky. (AP) -- It wasn't pretty, but Murray State pulled out another win.
Isaiah Canaan had 30 points, three assists and two steals to lead Murray State to a 79-72 victory over Old Dominion on Saturday night.
Ed Daniel added 15 points and a career-high 15 rebounds for the Racers.
"We just didn't play with a hunger tonight," Murray State coach Steve Prohm said. "Anytime you can get a win, especially against an opponent like Old Dominion, we'll take it.
"It wasn't the prettiest of games by any stretch. We've got to get better on the defensive end. I know this team can score but we've got to sell out and continue to get better in transition."
Murray State (4-1) built a 12-point lead 11 minutes into the first half, but the game went down to the wire with the lead changing hands nine times, the last time with 2:49 on the clock when Canaan drained a 3.
"I told the guys at the beginning of the game, when we were up either seven or 10, you can either (lead by) five or six the whole night or we can start really guarding and extend the lead," Prohm said. "I knew it was going to be (so close); I could sense it all night. You could feel it in the arena tonight, if that's possible."
Murray State was coming off a six-day break after an 81-74 loss to Colorado in the championship game of the Charleston Classic six days earlier.
Despite Daniel's performance, the Racers were outrebounded 41-30 in a game where Murray State shot 49.1 percent from the field (28 of 57) and 42.3 percent at the line (11 of 26).
"Coach told us in practice every day since we've been home they go to the glass hard, so I already knew what to expect during the game," Daniel said. "My main objective was to hit the glass as hard as they (did). I'm going hard every day trying to get my team better. I know I have to step up this year so I have to do that like every game."
Old Dominion (1-5) outscored the Racers from the bench 38-5 in its fourth consecutive loss, shooting 44.6 percent from the floor (29 of 65) and hitting just 7 of 23 3-pointers.
Donte Hill's 16 points led the Monarchs, who were picked to finish fourth in the Colonial Athletic Association after finishing fourth last season.
The teams met for the first time since the 1990-91 Puerto Rico Shootout when the Racers topped the Monarchs 76-61.
Nine minutes into the game, the Racers pulled ahead of the Monarchs by 10 points when Canaan knocked down a 3-pointer.
"Isaiah is terrific, he plays the game the right way," Prohm said. "If there is such a thing as a quiet 30 (points), he made the quiet 30. He made the big shots when he had to, but for us to be great it can't just be Isaiah and Ed. It has to be Isaiah and Ed, Brandon (Garrett), Stacy (Wilson), CJ (Ford), Dexter (Fields). It needs to be all eight or nine of them guys."
With 3:03 left on the clock in the first half, Fields stole the ball and kept it from going out of bounds before it was passed to Canaan, who made a 3-pointer to put the Racers up five.
Deion Clark, who had a career-high 12 points, made a layup to answer before the Racers' Terron Gilmore went to the line and made both free throws, taking Murray State to a 38-33 lead.
Garrett, who had 13 points and four rebounds for Murray State, dunked with 40 seconds left in the first half to take the Racers into the break leading 40-35.
Garrett scored the first points of the second half with a layup before Old Dominion went on a 6-0 run, ended by Fields draining a 3-pointer. DeShawn Painter answered to make it a one-point game, 47-46.
Daniel made a jumper to tie it at 50 with 14:17 remaining. The score remained unchanged for the next 90 seconds until Hill pulled the Monarchs ahead on a three-point play.
About 6 minutes later, Canaan hit a 3 to tie the game at 65. Hill responded with a layup to give the Monarchs the lead before Fields downed a 3 to regain a one-point advantage for the Racers.
"Glad to pull out a win," Canaan said. "It wasn't pretty but you can't take nothing away from winning. You've got to give Old Dominion credit. They didn't give up; you can't take no opponent lightly."
The teams stayed neck-and-neck in the second half before the Racers pulled ahead in the last three minutes and never looked back.


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Following last Friday's record sellout of this year's Splendour in the Grass, The Smashing Pumpkins have announced their Melbourne sideshow.
The Pumpkins will also be debuting a unique stage design in Australia created to reflect the visual themes to go along with the full presentation of their new album, Oceania – which is set for release this June 22.
Speaking of the new show, frontman Billy Corgan noted "Australia is the perfect place to usher in a new era of The Smashing Pumpkins, where we look to combine an epic rock show with the latest in visual mapping technology to create a one-of-a-kind experience for our fans."
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The Philadelphia Flyers (11-12-1) will host the Pittsburgh Penguins (15-8-0) at Wells Fargo Center on Thursday night.
It will mark the third of four meetings between the clubs this season and will be the final game between the two in Philadelphia this regular season.
With this matchup already considered one of the fiercest rivalries in the NHL, the Flyers and Penguins managed to add more fuel to the fire in their last encounter. Playing in NBC's nationally televised "Rivalry Wednesday," the teams traded goals in a contest reminiscent of their playoff series from last year. Despite a late goal from the Penguins, Flyers forward Jakub Voracek responded seconds later with the eventual game-winning goal to cement the win for Philadelphia, 6-5.
The goal was Voracek's third of the game and it was the second consecutive contest in which he recorded three or more points. Dating back to Feb. 16, the 23-year-old Kladno native has compiled 17 points (seven goals, 10 assists) in nine games.
In addition to Voracek, captain Claude Giroux (13 points) and forward Wayne Simmonds (11 points) have been key contributors over that nine-game span. However, secondary scoring is beginning to become an issue for the club.
Pittsburgh will enter the night on a two-game winning streak, which has seen a considerable amount of scoring. The Penguins outscored opponents 11-9 over those two games. The team is currently ranked second in the NHL in average goals per game (3.48), trailing only the Tampa Bay Lightning.
Penguins captain Sidney Crosby will enter Thursday night as the league's top scorer, registering 36 points (11 goals, 25 assists) in 23 games this season. He has produced 19 points over his last 10 games. He will carry a five-game point streak (11 points) into Thursday's contest.
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In the fall of 1989, a group of concerned African American faculty, administrators, and staff came together to discuss a number of issues including, but not limited to, employment practices of the College; the Campus; minority student recruitment; retention, and transfer; and the results of the "Building Communities" survey affecting the Black community.
After a meeting with the College administration on November 20, 1989 to discuss the concerns of the African American community, a consensus emerged that a broad-based representation of the College's Black community was necessary. Therefore, on January 26, 1990 the original group invited all Black CCAC employees to meet at the Homewood-Brushton Branch to seek broad input on the issues being raised across the College. At the meeting the Community College African American Caucus (CCAAC) was born.
The Caucus developed an organizational structure consisting of officers, a Core Committee (executive) with two representatives from each Campus, and three standing committees. The standing committees are: Finance/Membership, Fund Raising/Public Relations, and Scholarship. The Core Committee meets regularly. The general membership meets a minimum of once quarterly or as needed.
The Caucus envisions a comprehensive Community College that employs a workforce that is ethnically, racially, culturally, and gender diverse in numbers that are proportional to the service areas demographic mix and that serves a student and customer base similarly representative.
The mission of the Community College African American Caucus is to support African Americans at CCAC, to work toward the elimination of racism, to influence the Colleges' policies, procedures and practices as they affect the African American community and to work toward positive change in order to impact CCAC's internal and external environments.


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a photo journey of a five-year-old little girl
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Just one decade can make a fascinating difference.
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Cultural immersion, terrific wildlife viewing and a reception with a king—an MTS exclusive!
In the northeast corner of India, Nagaland and Assam are two of the country's last strongholds of old tribal cultures. Together, they represent at least two dozen tribes and ethnic groups; each one strongly connected to its customs, folk arts, language, and traditional dress. Teeming with green rolling hills, lush river valleys, rice paddies, tea gardens, forests, and nature preserves, these vibrant lands are open and hospitable, yet still largely devoid of tourism. Though these cultures have been fading quickly, ecotourism plays a key role in their preservation. This is a one-of-a-kind journey that only MTS can deliver—where moderate walking and hiking through gorgeous, unspoiled landscapes meets superb wildlife viewing and genuine, enriching cultural encounters with the local people—including their angh, or tribal king! You'll learn about the Buddhist, Hindu, and Animistic roots of the people, be welcomed for tea in local homes, and partake in colorful traditions like folklore, dancing, singing, and weaving. Topped with a safari in Kaziranga National Park, you'll have had a full-immersion experience in a magical place where few outsiders have been. Now that's discovery!
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- Trek in the remote Naga Hills as royal guests of the Angh (hereditary ruler of a group of Naga villages)
- Immerse yourself in the unique ecology of Majuli, the world's largest river island and home to the Mising tribes, and their fascinating textile-weaving, fishing, and folk traditions
- Explore ancient Hindu monasteries and experience traditional performing arts
- Ride an elephant through the swamps of Kaziranga National Park to see the endangered one-horned rhinos of the Himalayan lowlands
- Get a true insider's view from our guide, Mahesh Sriram, who has over 20 years' worth of connections here—a unique experience you can only get with MTS!
Duration: 13 days Start Location: Kolkata End Location: KolkataDownload Detailed Itinerary
Day 1 : Arrival in Kolkata (This entire trip is below 6,000')
We arrive in Kolkata. After transferring to the hotel, you have the opportunity to relax or explore the city on your own. We meet in the evening for dinner and trip orientation.
Day 2 : Sibsagar, Assam
Fly into Jorhat, a thriving cosmopolitan city and drive to Sibsagar. Settle into the hotel then attend an anthropologic lecture on the tribal community of Nagaland.
Day 3 : Drive to Jahpho Long, Nagaland
Drive to Mon, passing tea gardens, paddy fields, and montane forests on the way. We'll settle in camp at Jahpho Long, located between the modern town of Mon and the traditional village of Mon.
Day 4 : Tangnyu Village
Hike to Tang Village, have a traditional lunch with the Angh ( the hereditary chief of the village). Then hike around the village, where we will visit traditional morungs (youth dormitories), view skull mounds, and stop at the gun maker's home to learn his craft and trade firsthand. In the evening, we'll be honored with a traditional Konyak warrior dance and sit down to dinner with the Angh.
Day 5 : Lungwa Village – Jahpho Long
In the morning, we visit the Angh's housewhich is the largest in the villages and also distinguishable by its display of skulls in the front. After our meeting with him, we drive toward Lungwa Village to a traihead and hike to Konyak villages. We meet the Angh Nogawang in his incredible home, where we see the finest pieces of Konyak architecture this culture has to offer. After lunch in the Angh's house, explore the home's amazing Konyak architecture and decorative art, with its pillars, wood carvings, ceremonial bronze drums, and bamboo craft.
Day 6 : Jahpho Long
Today is highlighted by a meeting with the Angh of Waching at his house. After a drive to Shangunyu Village to visit their small museum, which features a wonderful preserved wooden panel depicting a special folk story, we visit the Angh and explore his fascinating village with interesting architechure which is in desperate need of preservation . We return to our camp and enjoy a presentation of the Konyak Naga singing tradition over dinner. In the evening, we are joined by local youth and elders who demonstrate their unique knitting and weaving skills. This is usually accompanied by the singing of Naga folk stories. (Approx. driving time: 3 hours; hiking time: 2 hours)
Day 7 : Jorhat
Drive to Jorhart. Visit monuments of the Ahom dynasty on the way.
Day 8 : Majuli Island
Early morning drive to to Nimhati Ghat and drive to Majuli and then hike through villages, paddy fields.
Day 9 : Majuli
We begin with a short morning drive to Dapakgaon, a Mising tribal village, where we are welcomed by dancing Mising men and women. We explore their village and learn about their lifestyle. After eating a traditional Mising lunch, we'll take a short hike to Benganati Satra to tour an old monastery that has been relocated three times on the island due to the threats of soil erosion. We visit the Namgarh (prayer hall) of the Satra—first joining the monks in their regular prayers, then visiting their homes.
Day 10 : Kaziranga National Park
Take a private ferry to Neematighat, then drive to Kaziranga National Park, a beautiful wildlife sanctuary. Explore the tea estate where we stay for the night, and learn about the real issues connected with Rhino Conservation and anti-poaching operations.
Day 11 : Kaziranga National Park
We spend a memorable day in Kaziranga, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where wildlife watching is truly spectacular. We'll do our game viewing by vehicle and from the back of trained elephants—a great way to get close to wild animals and view them from a high perch.
Day 12 : Kolkata
Drive to Jorhat, and fly to Kolkata in the early afternoon. After transferring to the hotel, we have the rest of the day free to either rest or to once again explore this rich, metropolitan city.
Day 13 : Fly home
Our rooms are held until noon for the most time to prepare. We transfer to Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport to return homeward or join one of our extensions in Asia.
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But for now, just in time for the New Moon craze, his music flick How to Be will hit DVD shelves on November 17. In honor of the event, a clip from the film has hit the net, courtesy of Access Hollywood. (Check it out after the jump.) The video finds Robert's character psyching himself up for a performance in the mirror, before throwing the harmonica in his mouth and hitting the stage to sing a song called "I'm Doing Fine." If you're not used to his singing, this is not really an indication of his singing voice (go here to hear one of his actual songs). I'm guessing he's supposed to be playing a crappy singer?
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The following people, with name, age, address, charge and arresting agency, were booked into the Boone County Jail; charges are preliminary and may be changed subject to review by the Boone County Prosecutor's Office.
Monday, Jan. 21
6:50 a.m. — Joshua E. Shipp, 31, Indianapolis, operating while intoxicated and leaving the scene of a property damage accident, Lebanon Police Department.
Sunday, Jan. 20
7:44 p.m. — Laura E. Boss, 34, Lebanon, pointing a firearm, Boone County Sheriff's Office.
9:52 a.m. — Antionette White, 37, Gary, probation violation, Jail Corrections Officer.
2:53 a.m. — Tracy Michael Ferch, 51, Zionsville, operating while intoxicated, Whitestown Police Department.
2:15 a.m. — Elmer Province, 29, Whitestown, failure to appear, LPD.
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5:29 p.m. — Gregory Lawson, 51, Indianapolis, habitual traffic violator and failure to identify, BCSO.
4:58 a.m. — Kenneth W. Baker, 23, Zionsville, operating while intoxicated and public intoxication, Zionsville Police Department.
3:52 a.m. — Ariel Fagoth-Muller, 27, Frankfort, failure to appear, JCO.
1:34 a.m. — Hershelle L. McGuire, 30, Indianapolis, driving while suspended, BCSO.
12:37 a.m. — Jonathan P. Thompson, 32, Indianapolis, possession of marijuana, hash or hash oil and possession of paraphernalia, BCSO.
Friday, Jan. 18
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---- — METHUEN — A rash of bank robberies in the city continued this morning as a man held up an NESC Federal Credit Union Branch on Pleasant Street.
Police are looking for a man between 5-feet-6-inches and 5-feet-9-inches tall. He was wearing dark sunglasses, a gray hooded sweatshirt with black stripes and the sleeves cut off, a dark baseball hat, a white t-shirt, baggy blue jeans, tan work boots and black gloves with white printing.
He showed a gun during the robbery and fled on foot toward Rite Aid, police said.
Lawrence police received and broadcast a be-on-the-lookout for a white Nissan or Honda that could have been involved in that robbery.
Three grammar schools, the Timony, the Tenney and CGS, instituted a perimeter lock down today, Police Chief Joseph Solomon said. That means no one is be allowed into the schools, which typically are locked, and no one will be allowed to leave. Solomon said the measure is only precautionary, and does not change anything going on inside the schools.
"We have no information he went near the schools," Solomon said. The school resource officers remains in the buildings, and no additional officers have been assigned to the schools. More officers were sent to the area to check the banks.
Anyone with information on today's robbery or any of the bank robberies this year should call Methuen police at 978-983-8676.
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In a violent family dispute, Hopkins County Sheriff's Deputies say the suspect, Curtis Brasher stabbed his step-mom, Sherry Brasher at her home in Nortonville Monday night. He was arrested Tuesday morning.
Authorities say it took about 12 hours to locate and arrest Curtis, but it was one neighbor who was there to help save Sherry's life.
Late Monday afternoon, Christina Pendley says her family was getting ready to go out to grab something to eat, when her son came running in saying the neighbors needed help.
"So of course, I walk over there and I see the elderly woman standing on her porch covered in blood," said Pendley.
Pendley says some of the other neighbors called 911 as she tried to apply pressure to 66-year-old Sherry Brasher's wounds.
"Me and my husband are sitting there with the woman, trying to keep her awake, because we was afraid to let her pass out because we could tell she lost so much blood," she said.
Sheriffs Deputies say Curtis fled the scene soon after the alleged stabbing in a stolen vehicle. Pendley says she wasn't even thinking about the fact that a dangerous man could still be in the area.
"I was more focused on trying to keep her calm and then afterwards I was scared," Pendley told 14 News. "It kind of freaked me out."
Detective Will Coursey says crews searched for Curtis all night. He was finally brought into custody in Nashville around 4:00 Tuesday morning.
"They went to at least 15 to 20 houses," Detective Coursey noted. "They really got out there and they knocked on the doors and they beat the bushes trying to locate this guy."
Sheriffs Deputies say Sherry is recovering at an undisclosed hospital and should be fine.
"Neighbors helped, we helped, so it was kind of a good thing," said Pendley. "I feel good about that."
Authorities say there were no other injuries from this incident, despite rumors from community members.
"He didn't hit anybody else, he didn't shoot at anybody else. I don't know how all that got started, it's all rumors that just got out of hand," Detective Coursey said.
Authorities say Curtis could face multiple charges once he arrives back in Kentucky, and they say that could take about a week or two.
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Stuff I'm Reading this Morning…
JC's epic post on how stocks historically perform in the month of January is must-read. (AllStarCharts)
This is it, the final attempt at a Fiscal Cliff deal… (WaPo)
As more and more academic papers are published, more trading edges will be ruined forever. Now what? (PriceActionLab)
Twas a good year for stocks, for pundits not so much. (WSJ)
How the Fed brought back the housing positive feedback loop in 2012. (hint: rhymes with shminting) (TIME)
Eric Jackson crowdsourced a bunch of long and short ideas for 2013 from some of the top tweeters. Quick, make an ETF out of this one. (Forbes)
"It's far easier to create fear than to soothe it, far easier to argue for a conspiracy than to prove that one doesn't exist" (SethsBlog)
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) -- New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick has confirmed that Josh McDaniels will be the team's offensive coordinator next season.
McDaniels was brought in during the playoffs to serve as an "offensive assistant." He was widely seen as the heir to offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien, who had been hired to replace Joe Paterno at Penn State.
But it wasn't official until Belichick confirmed the move on Monday, a day after the Patriots lost 21-17 to the New York Giants in the Super Bowl.
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Americans behind the wheel may get some relief in their wallet this weekend, as Labor Day gas prices are forecasted to reach the lowest holiday levels since 2010, according to a study by GasBuddy.
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The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, or SCDHEC, has denied the Department of Energy's request to extend waste tank closure dates at the Savannah River Site and reaffirmed its threat to fine the Energy Department more than $100 million if dates aren't met.
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On the road again after battling cancer, Sharon Jones talks to Lydia Jenkin about how music-- and her fans -- have helped her fight back Sharon Jones had her last chemotherapy treatment on New Year's Eve, and four days later, she was performing live on The Jimmy Fallon Show .
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As the new school year starts around the country, educators and students in Oklahoma are caught in the middle of a dispute between the U.S. government and the state's lawmakers over what to teach in their classrooms and how.
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Percent of public school students in the South who are Latino, now the largest racial/ethnic minority group in the region's public schools: 23.5 Year that the number of Hispanic children under 18 surpassed the number of African-American children in the U.S., becoming the largest minority group among children: 1998 Percent increase in number of ... (more)
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As the 2014 legislative session ended and lawmakers rode off into the sunset, many South Carolinians said the General Assembly glossed over one key issue for them: the state's aging roads.
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You think the gas near you is getting cheaper? Try filling up in the South Carolina city of Rock Hill.
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We know that sex trafficking is no longer just a theme for blockbuster movies. It's sadly become a booming industry, and it's happening right here in the Valley. That's why a group of researchers, law enforcement agencies and social workers are teaming up to educate a surprising population: hotel staff.
Experts tell us it doesn't matter if it's a 2-star motel or a 5-star resort; sex trafficking is happening inside Valley hotels and there are some warning signs to identify victims.
"I had a young woman who had been trafficked by her boyfriend's parents, her prostitution fed their drug addiction," said Kristi Hickle, a researcher at ASU's School of Social Work. She has a dozen stories like that since Phoenix has become the third-largest hub in the nation for sex trafficking accessibility. We can thank our accessibility and tourism bringing in fly-by-night clientele.
"We have some transportation corridors that link it to other states," Hickle said. She and her team at ASU worked with Phoenix police and the O'Connor House to come up with a list of warning signs hotel personnel should be on the lookout for. Signs include a single older male with multiple females renting a room in cash, several phone calls from "Johns" at the front desk, garbage cans full of contraceptives and drugs and pornography in the room.
"If you start to look at these together as a whole package of warning signs, that would be something that should raise a red flag," Hickle said.
"The response we've gotten back has been largely positive," said Kimberly Klein with O'Connor House. She said an anonymous grant of more than $70,000 will help them train hotel staff across the Valley to tell traffickers - do not disturb.
"Try and demolish some of those systems to so we can really reduce and ultimately end domestic minor sex trafficking in the U.S.," Klein said.
This team said they'll be studying which hotels are reporting the most activity. They said they'd like to have solid data by the time the Super Bowl comes into town in 2015 because sex trafficking is likely to increase then.
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Manchester United is through to the semifinals of the FA Cup, an for a team that had to start three defenders in midfield, it was surprisingly easy. Never facing a moment where it look like their defense would crack, Manchester United got goals from Fabio da Silva and Wayne Rooney en route to a 2-0 victory over Arsenal, handing the Gunners their third competition elimination in two weeks.
Arsenal did put 11 shots on Edwin van der Sar, truly testing the United `keeper on a couple of occasions. Yet a large portion of Arsenal's shots failed to trouble United, with the 20-plus-yard shots being put right at van der Sar, Arsenal's chances were more akin to turnovers than threats.
It was a disappointing showing for an Arsenal side who, facing a team that was juggling injury concerns with the need to rest players for Tuesday's UEFA Champions League match, had to start Wes Brown and Chris Smalling in defense, Fabio, Rafael da Silva, John O'Shea and Darron Gibson in midfield. Wayne Rooney played central midfield for most of the match, leaving Javier Hernández to fight his own battles. Yet, despite those limitations, a prepared United team never looked a more limited side.
An even first half was tilted in the 28th minute, Manchester United going ahead when a counter attack produced a Fabio da Silva goal. The tally came after Manuel Almunia had made a diving save on a Javier Hernández header, with Fabio there to put home the rebound.
Though Arsenal would dominate possession after the opener, the goal exemplified how the first half was played. United relied on swift, direct movements - counter attacks - to threaten Arsenal, while the Gunners were left to craft chances from their possession advantage. It was the type of match that would lead many to claim Arsenal carried the advantage, but it was an even affair. United was playing the type of match they'd set-up for, and with their goal near the halfhour, they had executed their plan better than their opponents had implemented their's.
The second half started with promise for Arsenal, seeing Laurent Koscielny nearly beat Edwin van der Sar (twice) in the half's opening minutes. But moments later Manchester United had burst into the Arsenal third, with substitute Antonio Valencia finding an on-coming Rafael da Silva. The Brazilian's saved shot on goal set up a header for Wayne Rooney, the United star putting it far post from the right to double Manchester United's lead.
With the lead insured, United willingly resumed the defensive stance they were forced into at the end of the second half. The midfield collapsed to the edge of the box, while the wingers fell deep and allowed the fullbacks to play narrow. Arsenal passed the ball across the top of the area and dominated possession but had few ideas on how to threaten van der Sar.
Even after the teams started making adjustments - Marouane Chamakh on for Denilson at the hour mark, Ryan Giggs on for Rafael da Silva moments later - the match assumed a posture we've become accustomed to in United-Arsenal matches. Because United has had their way with Arsenal of late, the Gunners chasing a late United lead has been an unfortunately common viewing experience for Gooners. And as the match aged toward the 90-minute mark, the overwhelming feeling was this match would be no different.
Arsenal spent 15 minutes after the Rooney goal holding possession, checking United's shape for cracks, but ultimately found none. Come the 66-minute mark, United was starting to assume more possession, with Giggs' inclusion coinciding with (though not causing) a number of United forays into the Arsenal third. A cross from Giggs let to a corner. The resulting play nearly gave to a chance to Javier Hernández. Antonio Valencia was able to play-in a few targeted crosses from the right. United was starting to look like a team in control while Arsenal had assumed the stance of a team that had accepted its fate.
Sensing this, Arsène Wenger spent his final two substitutions in the 72nd minute. Aaron Ramsey, playing his first match for Arsenal since suffering a broken leg a year ago at Stoke City, came on for Abou Diaby. Tomas Rosicky also came on, replacing Andrei Arshavin. The changes seemed to inject some life into the team, but unable to crack United's defense, the Gunners were resigned to testing van der Sar from distance.
In the 80th minute, Wenger's decision to spend his subs came back to cost Arsenal, though that was the second thing on viewer's minds. In the process of trying to get between Javier Hernández and a Wayne Rooney cross, Johan Djourou suffered a shoulder injury, the Gunners' center half spending near eight minutes on the pitch before being carried off. The oft-injured defender's bad luck took the Swiss international out of the match and left Arsenal with 10-men, chasing United's two goal lead.
Though Arsenal had eight minutes of extra time to craft something miraculous, their attitude projected a team that had come to grips with the day's results. Alex Ferguson had his hands tied by congesting fixtures and injuries, had to start a midfield with three defenders, and still exerted his dominance in a fading rivalry. United booked a date at Wembley with a 2-0 win while Arsenal was eliminated from another competition.


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The Government drafted in an extra 3,500 military personnel to protect London 2012 after G4S admitted it had staffing issues
G4S says it will meet the full cost of deploying thousands of extra troops to the London Olympics after it failed to supply sufficient numbers of security guards.
In a statement, the company disclosed that it stood to lose up to £50 million on its £284 million contract with the Games organisers, Locog, as a result of the fiasco.
Chief executive Nick Buckles confirmed that they would be facing a penalty payment "in the range" of £10 to £20 million as a result of the firm's failure to meet its commitments.
However he said that the bulk of the loss would come from paying the Ministry of Defence to supply 3,500 additional troops to make up the shortfall.
"We accept that we underestimated the task of supplying staff for the Olympics. We deeply regret that," Mr Buckles told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme.
It emerged on Wednesday evening that additional troops would be required after G4S admitted that it would not be able to deliver the 10,000 security guards it was contracted to provide.
Despite having signed the initial contract in 2010, Mr Buckles said that he had only realised "eight or nine days ago" that there would be a shortfall in the numbers.
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She was preceded in death by her husband, Theo Nix; grandson, Larry Baughns; sisters, Mae Wilkins, Hazel Benson and Glenda Waldrep; and brothers, Brady "Doc" Waldrep and Colen "Bud" Waldrep.
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Rex Ryan says Mark Sanchez will be the New York Jets' starting quarterback for "the first snap" in minicamp, but insists there will be an open competition at the position.||||||| The Jets coach says at the NFL meetings Tuesday that the team needs "to get better" at the position." Sanchez struggled mightily last year, and was benched in favor of third-stringer Greg McElroy for a game. New York brought in veteran David Garrard to compete with Sanchez for the job, and anything is possible with Ryan at the helm of this circus.
The Jets are hamstrung by the contract of Sanchez, who is coming off a miserable season but is guaranteed $8.25 million next season. He would cost the Jets a $17.1 million cap hit if they cut him.||||||| Sanchez will almost certainly be back, unless the Jets can trade him. If Sanchez returns, he will likely have to compete for the starting job, and the Jets will be in the market for a quarterback in free agency or the draft.
Greg McElroy has a concussion and will be replaced by Sanchez as the New York Jets' starting quarterback in the season finale at Buffalo on Sunday.||||||| Coach Rex Ryan says Thursday that McElroy, preparing to make his second NFL start in place of the benched Sanchez, was lifting weights and had headaches. Ryan says he chose to start Sanchez over Tim Tebow because the team has just two practices and a walkthrough to prepare before the game and he feels "more comfortable" with Sanchez. Sanchez was benched after turning the ball over five times at Tennessee on Dec. 17.
Sanchez and Tim Tebow are both active as Greg McElroy's backups in the New York Jets' regular-season home finale against the San Diego Chargers.||||||| It is the first time all season that Rex Ryan has had all three of his quarterbacks active for a game. By having all three available, Ryan avoids having to designate either Sanchez or Tebow as the No. 2 quarterback Sunday.
Sanchez knows he won't be the New York Jets' starting quarterback this week. The one-time face of the franchise won't say whether he thinks he'll be back with the team next season.||||||| Benched in favor of Greg McElroy for Sunday's game against San Diego, Sanchez said he hadn't thought about his future. He says that "I'm a Jet, and that's all I've known," despite the fact the team will consider all options with Sanchez - including a trade - in the offseason. Sanchez threw four interceptions and lost the football on the final offensive play as New York was eliminated from playoff contention with Monday night's 14-10 loss at Tennessee.


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Great Barugh traders hit out over closures of Malton to Kirkbymoorside road
Updated 7:47am Thursday 20th February 2014 in News By Hannah Bryan
BUSINESS owners in a Ryedale village are furious after claims that road closures are damaging their trade.
The eight-week closure of the Malton to Kirkbymoorside road, which runs from the A170 at Keldhome to the B1275 at Amotherby, has left Marton, Normanby, Great Barugh and Amotherby cut off since the closure began on Monday, January 27.
The road was closed for a new drainage system to be installed along Barugh Lane, in Great Barugh. But despite the road being open weekdays, from 4pm to 8am, as well as at weekends, villages with pubs, which rely on passing trade, say that the signs are not clear enough and they have been losing trade.
Ian Boyington, owner of The Golden Lion, in Great Barugh, said he relies a lot on passing trade, but has definitely seen a fall in business since the closure came in to place.
"Although we have a number of regular customers, we rely a lot on passing trade and that has been affected. We have definitely noticed a fall in traffic," he said.
"For people who are just driving through and do not know the area, they think the road is closed.
"The signs indicate that the road is closed totally for eight weeks when in fact the closure is only in place between 8am and 4pm weekdays."
Ian said that although the signs are meant to be removed at night, they often are not, resulting in people believing that the road is still closed and doing uturns back along the lengthy diversion route.
He said: "I asked for more informative signs but they don't have to put signs up at all if they don't want.
"My wife and I, as owners of The Golden Lion, find it incredible that this attitude was taken. I think it could have been signed a lot better."
North Yorkshire County Council has put up a diversion while the works take place during the day and full details of the works and the diversion route can be found on the council's website at www.northyorks.gov.uk/article/28390/Road-closure-fordrainage-scheme
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Roger S wrote:I think the heartless pub owner is being served up a small portion of Karma.
This has been mishandled and feel for this guy, and all the people who have been doing the round trips unwittingly. Villages are desperate to keep their pubs.
On Wednesday 8th Jan this year he happily hosted a meet of the Sinnington Hunt.
I hope he goes out of business.
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I want to applaud the Louisville City Council for voting to allow recreational marijuana sales in their town. Their decision reflects the choice made by the voters.
While here in Lafayette, the City Council has chosen to ignore the will of the people who live here. I'll do my recreational pot buying in Louisville, and I hope that others from my town will follow me there.
Let the revenue flow, to Louisville.


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Matt Bowen announces his retirement
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Scott Prince announces his retirement
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Keenan Lewis - #28 - CB
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|Oregon State
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Wilkerson agrees to one-year deal with Saints
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The New Orleans Saints have signed free agent cornerback Keenan Lewis to a five-year contract.||||||| The 6-foot-0, 208-pound Lewis is a New Orleans native, playing high school football in the city at O. Perry Walker. The 26-year-old spent his first four seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers, moving into a starting role last season and leading the NFL with 23 passes defended. Lewis visited with the Saints earlier this week.
Lewis is done for the season witha back injury.||||||| He was reaplced on the roster by Trae Williams.
The Steelers signed Lewis, one of their three third-round draft choices, on Friday. He had seven interceptions over the last two years at Oregon State.||||||| Lewis is considered by the Steelers to be a physical cornerback who should complement starter Ike Taylor. Also signed were cornerback Joe Burnett of Central Florida and running back Frank Summers of UNLV, the Steelers' fifth-round selections.


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Madeira Sands in Madeira Beach
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Madeira Beach Serenity! This spacious and beautifully appointed gulf front unit offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full bath accomodations and spectacular direct views of the Gulf of Mexico. Enjoy the ever changing Gulf of Mexico sunsets from your balcony or open living room/dining areas. Take the elevator down to the pool or step on to the white sands of the beach directly. There is one large master bedroom with a king- sized bed and an attached full large bath, a medium bedroom with double bed, and a smaller bedroom with a Murphy style double bed. Private numbered parking is at ground level and there is secured elevator access.
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The condo. unit is fully equipped for all of your cooking and entertaining needs, including pots/pans, dishes and silverware, cooking utensils, towels, bedsheets, beach towels, microwave, full stove, refrigerator,oven, toaster and coffee maker. The unit also has a full washer/dryer set. Internet wireless service is available. Televisions are located in the living room and in the master bedroom, as well as DVD players.
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Madeira Sands condo. is ten mintues from all of the things that you would need or want on a vacation. You are five minutes from the famous John's Pass Village with entertainment, dining and shops. There are grocery stores, drug stores and convenience stores within the same radius. Besides enjoying the fabulous white sands of the Gulf of Mexico beaches and the pool, there are local rentals for parasailing, fishing and other water sports. You also have easy access to other surrounding beaches, fine restaurants or across the bridge to Tampa. Access to the Magic Kingdom in Orlando is about 1 1/2 to 2 hours away. Whether it is solitude, adventure or escape from the cold, Madeira Sands Serenity is the place for you and your family. It really is the best of both worlds!
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Madeira Beach
- Enjoy the beach
- Fishing
- Water Sports
- Fine restaurants
- Shopping
Devoney Bedami , owner