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Ya Boy Songs, Videos, & Albums
Rich Rocka - Ya Boy Rich Rocka [Album]
Formerly known as Ya Boy and YB the Rockstar, and previously signed to label deals with the Game and to Akon, ceaseless Bay Area representer Rich Rocka is now back on the independent grind with his aptly-titled new album, Ya... Read More
Rich Rocka ft. Clyde Carson - 4 the Money [Stream]
Rich Rocka's stage name is always changing—in the past, he has been known as Ya Boy and YB The Rockstar—but one thing that remains a constant (besides change) is his fun, club-friendly style. Rich is gearing up for the... Read More
Traxamillion ft. Clyde Carson & Ya Boy - Boy [Stream & Download]
The summer before I began college, E-40 had a hit where he instructed us on how to Go. Intrigued by the sound, I quickly found super banger Super Hyphy, which was produced by today's featured artist Traxamillion with his... Read More
Glasses Malone ft. Ya Boy - Rich N Thuggin [Stream]
You can take Glasses Malone out the street, but you can't take the street out of Glasses Malone. On current single Rich N Gangsta, originally released last month, the West Coast emcee affirms that, no matter how flush... Read More
Ya Boy ft. Akon - Lock Down [Stream]
Featured back in February, promo single F_#k U Rite found Ya Boy informing a girl that, though he wasn't exactly swimming in paper just yet, he made up for it with the kind of lovemaking skills that no amount of money... Read More
Ya Boy ft. Marty James - F_#k u Rite [Stream & Download]
Expensive gifts and luxury vacations may be an effective means of attracting a mate, but no amount of cash can fulfill your sexual needs (well, unless your name is Rick Ross). Just in time for Valentine's Day, San... Read More
SparkDawg ft. Gudda Gudda & Ya Boy - Drank-N-Dank [Stream]
Lone Star State emcee SparkDawg doesn't require much to be happy – as he explains on his latest feature, a little Drank-N-Dank (or a lot) is enough to leave him without a care in the world. This track, the final leak... Read More
Crooked I, K-Young, Ya Boy & One-2 - My Story [Stream]
Hip-hop has always been about telling a story, and Crooked I's determined to let the world hear the intricacies of his life on the new cut My Story. A force on the west coast underground scene for years, Crooked I lays down... Read More
Far East Movement ft. Ya Boy & Lil Eddie - 2 Is Better Than 1 [Stream]
Though new to the Booth, the Far East Movement are clearly on the rise—they've brought their crowd-pleasing electro-hop sound to collaborations with such Booth favorites as Wiz Khalifa and One Block Radius,... Read More
K-Young ft. Ya Boy - Summer Love (Remix) [Stream]
Though this is the singer's Booth debut as a headliner, K-Young has amassed considerable reader acclaim for his hook vocals on Nipsey Hussle's Roll The Windows Up, Yung Berg's With You, and Hot... Read More
Ya Boy ft. Lil Wayne - Oh My! [Stream]
Though the Shop Boyz have fallen off the national radar, hip-hop's Rockstar fixation is back in full effect; this time, however, it's Lil Wayne who's spearheading the movement (in addition to co-signing... Read More
The Game ft. Ya Boy, Crooked I, Jay Rock, K. Dot, Juice, DUBB & Ab-Soul- Big Dreams (WC Remix) [Stream]
DJBooth affiliate DJ Ill Will, along with DJ Rampage, has taken a big dream and made it much much bigger. Following the release of The Game's street single, Big Dreams, the two West Coast based DJ's scooped up... Read More


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WESTON — After waiting nearly three years for a victory, Brooks football broke that streak in impressive fashion yesterday.
Behind a stellar offensive performance, Brooks crushed Rivers 36-7, snapping a 20-game losing streak, which dated back to Nov. 21, 2009.
The Green and White showed good balance offensively with a solid ground game to go along with improving sophomore KJ Moore, who threw three touchdowns, and their defense dominated.
Chris Cervizzi led the rushing attack with 101 yards and two touchdowns while Coy Candelario gained 70 yards on just seven carries and Geoff Fulgione chipped in with 38 yards on six attempts.
Moore, meanwhile, was 8 of 17 through the air and had scoring strikes of 5 and 31 yards to Andrew Hulshult and 20 yards to Luke Hajdukiewicz.
"It's his (Moore's) second game starting and he's becoming more comfortable," said Brooks coach Alex Konovalchik. "That just makes us much stronger."
Defensively, Brooks held Rivers to 48 yards rushing and applied constant pressure. Andrew Kimball had three of the team's six quarterback sacks, Josh Jacobo had an interception and Ryan Miles stood out up front.
"We played well and the news is that Rivers isn't bad," said Konovalchik. "They beat Groton last week and Groton had beaten us."
Brooks 36, Rivers 7
Brooks (1-3): 7 8 7 14 — 36
Rivers (1-3): 7 0 0 0 — 7
First Quarter
B — Chris Cervizzi 7 rush (Andrew Hulshult kick)
R — Carlan Haymon 3 rush (Steven Richlen kick)
Second Quarter
B — Hulshult 5 pass from KJ Moore (kick failed)
B — Safety, Ryan Miles makes tackle in end zone
Third Quarter
B — Luke Hajdukiewicz 20 pass from Moore (Hulshult kick)
Fourth Quarter
B — Cervizzi 2 run (Hulshult kick)
B — Hulshult 31 pass from Moore (Hulshult kick)
RUSHING: Chris Cervizzi 20-101, Coy Candelario 7-70, Geoff Fulgione 6-38, KJ Moore 5-14, Jalen Martinez 1-1, Justin Freeman 1-3
PASSING: KJ Moore 8-17-0, 135
RECEIVING: Cervizzzi 2-12, Hulshult 2-37, Geoff Fulgione 2-28, Luke Hajdukiewicz1-20, Will Kimball 1-32

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Receive FREE access by logging in to or creating your Spokesman.com account. As a physician, John Moyer had a soft voice and a calm bedside manner that brought thousands of Spokane's babies into the world.
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In April, then-U.S. Senate hopeful Julianne Ortman , distributed an absurd petition calling for Al Franken to apologize for a secretly recorded 2012 video showing him joking around in an Arizona driveway with traffic cones.
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Former Eagle Lamely to Play in First Career Major, U.S. Open
FORT MYERS, Fla. – As the U.S. Open gets underway on Thursday, former FGCU golfer Derek Lamely will take to the course for the first major tournament of his young PGA career. Lamely earned his place in this weekend's tournament following a six-way playoff for the final five spots at the sectional qualifier in Columbus, Ohio, on June 7.
Lamely won his first professional event on the Nationwide Tour in August, after missing the cut in four of his previous seven tournaments. He followed that up with a second-place finish two weeks later, then another in October that solidified his 2010 PGA Tour exemption by placing in the top 25 on the Nationwide Tour money list.
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Another NRA-sponsored massacre for Christmas 2012.—
Joyce Carol Oates (@JoyceCarolOates) December 14, 2012
Another set of tweets to add to the gallery of ghouls, courtesy of bestselling author Joyce Carol Oates.
Like many of her fellow gun-grabbers, Oates wasted no time on prayer and grieving after news of the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre devastated Newtown, Conn., and the nation. She was too busy turning the blood of innocents into warpaint for her battle against the NRA.
Her first idea? Publicizing the names and images of "politicians in thrall to the NRA" as guilty of "felony homicide."
Names & photos of politicians in thrall to the NRA should be publicized in connection with the Newton, CT massacre. "Felony homicide."—
Joyce Carol Oates (@JoyceCarolOates) December 14, 2012
"Guns don't kill people. People with guns kill people."—
Joyce Carol Oates (@JoyceCarolOates) December 14, 2012
But Oates wasn't done co-appropriating the tragedy for her left-wing agenda. In keeping with President Obama's "new era of civility," she seized on a possible strategy to force through gun control legislation: violence against NRA members.
If sizable numbers of NRA members become gun-victims themselves, maybe hope for legislation of firearms?—
Joyce Carol Oates (@JoyceCarolOates) December 14, 2012
That's right. Oates is pinning her Constitution-stomping hopes and dreams on "sizable numbers of NRA members" getting shot. And she certainly wouldn't be the first anti-gun zealot endorsing or wishing for violence against those who treasure their Second Amendment rights:
- University of Rhode Island professor's retweet: Murder anyone who thinks teachers should be armed
- Amid increasing death threats, NRA braces for D.C. anti-gun march led by left-wing CREDO Mobile
- Post-Newtown witch hunt: NRA president and members bombarded with death threats
But Oates questions whether others are making the nation less "civilized" than it could be by clinging bitterly to their rights.
What a strange "civilized" country where it is considered a brave act to suggest banning assault weapons…—
Joyce Carol Oates (@JoyceCarolOates) December 16, 2012
Good news, Mayor Bloomberg: She's on your team!
(No wonder Bloomberg is a "sane, sensible Republican"–people have pointed out to me that he's not a Republican any longer.)—
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With a resume of building young men, establishing
tradition and winning championships, Guy Van Arsdale was named head coach of
the Jacksonville University men's lacrosse team in August 2011.
"We are excited to have Guy join our staff and his vision to build our men's lacrosse program into one of the best in the country," said former JU director of athletics Alan Verlander. "Guy is deeply connected in the lacrosse community and has been successful at every level of coaching. We know that he can continue to build on the foundation we have in place.
Van Arsdale is the second coach in JU history and came to the
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III Colorado College, with previous stops as an assistant coach at Notre Dame
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Van Arsdale, who has been a collegiate coach for 27 years, led Colorado College to its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament in 2011, overseeing a Tigers program that finished 15-1 en route to capturing a SCAC championship by going undefeated in league play.
In two seasons with the Tigers, Van Arsdale posted a 25-3 record to earn SCAC "Coach of the Year" honors both times. He has a career head coaching record of 135-57.
Prior to his stint in Colorado, Van Arsdale was as an assistant coach at Penn State University from 2004-09, serving as the recruiting coordinator and running team film sessions. He fulfilled a similar role in 2003, working as an assistant on the Notre Dame staff.
Van Arsdale started his head coaching career in 1988 when he took over the men's lacrosse program at Rochester Institute of Technology. In 12 seasons, his compiled a 112-54 record and made five NCAA Tournament appearances. He led his team to the quarterfinals four times and reached the semifinal round in 1999.
He has coached more than 50 All-Americans in his three decades in the profession and continues to be sought after as a featured speaker at regional and national coaching clinics.
Besides his collegiate experience, Van Arsdale has also coached in the professional ranks. From 2001-03, he served as head coach and assistant general manager of Major League Lacrosse's Rochester Rattlers. Besides being the franchise's first-ever head coach, Van Arsdale also oversaw the budget and marketing plan.
Van Arsdale also was an assistant for the Rochester Knighthawks from 2001-03, serving under Paul Day to help the franchise advance to the National Lacrosse League's championship game in 2003.
Before entering coaching, Van Arsdale excelled as a player at Hobart College, earning NCAA Division III "Player of the Year" honors in 1983. A member of the Hobart College Hall of Fame and the Western NY Chapter of the U.S. Lacrosse Hall of Fame, Van Arsdale played under then-Hobart coach and former Georgetown head coach Dave Urick.
Van Arsdale graduated from Hobart with a degree in history in 1984. His brother, Marc, is the associate head lacrosse coach at the University of Virginia.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennessee believes it can bounce back from another slow start in Southeastern Conference play.
The Volunteers lost 4 of their first five SEC games last season and ended up 10-6 to finish tied for second in the league standings. This year, they're 1-3 in league competition and confident they can turn things around again.
Tennessee beat Mississippi State 72-57 on Saturday to end a 4-game losing streak that included three conference games.
The Vols (9-7, 1-3 SEC) play at No. 23 Mississippi (15-2, 4-0) on Thursday and host Alabama (12-6, 4-1) on Saturday, giving them a chance to avenge their first two conference losses of the season. Mississippi beat the Vols 92-74 in Knoxville on Jan. 9. Tennessee fell 68-65 at Alabama three days later.
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RALEIGH — With his newly presented masters degree in liberal studies tacked atop the business finance undergraduate degree he earned last year, Mike Glennon arrived at football practice Saturday assured of an impressive Plan B.
Plan A for the N.C. State quarterback is a career in the NFL.
In that field, Glennon is just beginning a final exam process that will start against Vanderbilt in the New Years Eve Music City Bowl in Nashville, Tenn., followed by the Senior Bowl on Jan. 28 in Mobile, Ala., and a likely trip to the NFL talent combine Feb. 20-26 in Indianapolis.
Its an important period, but the bowl game is all that matters right now, Glennon said. I want to win for N.C. States sake. Its our last time playing together. Its the last time with this coaching staff, so we want to win for that reason.
But I also know its very important for me moving forward. Its a game the scouts are going to look at and getting ready for the next chapter in my life.
Barring something totally unexpected, Glennon will be drafted in the April 25-27 rounds in New York. The question that could be resolved during the next few weeks is which round.
ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper has said Glennon could easily be the first quarterback selected. Other projections have him in a small group of quarterbacks behind West Virginias Gino Smith and Southern Cals Matt Barkley.
But as Wolfpack interim head coach Dana Bible said Saturday, the bowls have become more important than ever in assessing prospects.
Especially for the quarterbacks, said Bible, who will bridge the coaching change from Tom OBrien to Dave Doeren. Scouts want to see how a guy can do against quality opponent that has had a lot of preparation time.
For previous Wolfpack quarterbacks Philip Rivers and Russell Wilson, the bowls were launching pads.
Rivers was most outstanding player in the 2003 Tangerine Bowl and then the top offensive player in the 2004 Senior Bowl.
Wilson had a big performance in a win against West Virginia in the 2010 Champs Sports Bowl and another in the Rose Bowl for Wisconsin last season.
Glennon understands the stakes but made it clear Saturday that the game against Vanderbilt is about the Pack and not about himself.
Its an important game for this program, thats the main thing, he said.
Although the players arent saying much about it, they obviously want to win the game in honor of OBrien, who was fired on No. 25 but spent Friday night with his former players at the teams graduation banquet.
It was just nice to see him again and talk to him, Glennon said. All of the seniors enjoyed it.
Eleven of those players graduated Saturday morning. Including three others who graduated in May, the Pack will have 14 graduates in uniform for the Music City Bowl.
Defensive back Earl Wolff, a spring graduate, said the coaches kept the seniors focused on academics throughout the season and it paid off. Its been a great weekend, Wolff said.
Bible credited the seniors focus during the past two weeks.
Sometimes when theres a coaching change, things can get a little out of order, so we put a lot of emphasis on getting ready for the exams, Bible said. The players took a lot of ownership, I think because of how much Tom had stressed graduating since we first got here. He was proud of them. Last night really was special.
Bowl notes
• Bible will coach and call plays from the press box during the bowl game, keeping the game routine as it was under OBrien.
Its just easier to stay with what weve done, Bible said. Mike Archer (defensive coordinator) will be in charge on the sidelines.
• Among the weekend grads were several offensive players, including linemen R.J. Mattes, Asa Watson, Camden Wentz, Andrew Wallace and Zach Allen, running backs James Washington and Brandon Barnes and receiver Tobais Palmer.
• Saturdays practice ended with officials from the Music City Bowl presenting the school with a commemorative bowl guitar, which fullback Logan Winkles attempted to play for a minute or two.
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Its score is unchanged from last year, with improvements in the control of government spending and monetary freedom offset by declines in freedom from corruption and labor freedom. Qatar is ranked 2nd out of 15 countries in the Middle East/North Africa region, and its overall score is above the world and regional averages.Qatar's economy continues to be "mostly free," with foundations of economic freedom solidly in place. With a well-functioning legal framework, the country's rule of law has facilitated vibrant economic expansion including double-digit growth on average over the past five years. Although the perceived level of corruption in Qatar has increased over the past year, the country's record on tackling corruption remains much better than the world average.As reflected in the country's steady improvement in economic freedom since 2008, the Qatari government has pursued reforms to improve the entrepreneurial environment and broaden the economic base beyond oil and gas. The country's open trade regime and growing status as a regional financial hub have also contributed to private-sector growth outside of the energy sector. Read more about Qatar Economy. Close Background Qatar has been ruled by the Al-Thani family since independence from Great Britain in 1971. Political reforms promised by current Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani have largely stalled. Qatar is endowed with 25 billion barrels of proven oil reserves and the world's third-largest natural gas reserves. Oil and gas account for about 85 percent of export revenues and more than 50 percent of GDP. Qatar has permitted extensive foreign investment in its natural gas industry and in 2007 became the world's largest exporter of liquefied natural gas. With one of the world's highest per capita incomes and almost no poverty, the country has largely avoided the political instability that other Middle Eastern countries suffered as a result of the "Arab Spring." Rule of LawView Methodology Property Rights 70.0 Create a Graph using this measurement Freedom From Corruption 72.0 Create a Graph using this measurement The rule of law has been solidly respected. A well-functioning legal framework is in place, but the judiciary is susceptible to political influence and can be bureaucratic. Protection of intellectual property rights has been strengthened. The law imposes penalties for bribery on public officials and those who attempt to influence them illegally. Qatar continues to maintain the Middle East's highest degree of transparency. Limited GovernmentView Methodology Government Spending 81.2 Create a Graph using this measurement Fiscal Freedom 99.8 Create a Graph using this measurement There is no income or domestic corporate tax. Foreign corporations operating in Qatar are subject to a flat 10 percent corporate tax rate. Aside from customs duties, there are no other major taxes. The tax burden equals 4.9 percent of total domestic income. 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Just days after the draft has ended, the Chargers rookie class has already taken a hit.
According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, fifth-round OG Johnnie Troutman is expected miss the entire 2012 season after recently undergoing pectoral surgery. The newspaper says it was a pre-existing medical issue that the team was well aware of when they made the selection.
"We wanted the player," GM A.J. Smith said of Troutman.
Troutman suffered the injury in a pre-draft workout while bench-pressing at his hometown gym. A specialist performed the surgery, and a post-operation report was sent to all 32 NFL teams detailing the operation and recovery process.
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Harlan Spiller, 64, was charged with DUI and failing to obey law enforcement.
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Big Goose Egg is all about bringing you great games… even if… no, especially if they belong to another developer or company. Sure we want you to check out our games like Guano, H2Whoooa!, Newton's Nightmare, Vision Impossible, and others. But every month (or so), Big Goose Egg Games issues a Platinum Egg Award that goes to the best up-and-coming iPhone or iPad (or occasionally Android) games. Most often, they are free. And for sure, my kids have to like them. The winner for the month of November is Brain Drain by Rowdy Apps.
I call Brain Drain one of those "potato chip type" games. You know… where you think you will only have so much? First, I was drawn in by the name and the icon. And I thought, "Let me just quick check this game out."
When I first opened it, I was like, "Meh. Graphics aren't that great, but I'll try it."
Simple gameplay – tap where you want the ball to go until you get to the goal. Even simpler graphics – I mean, we're talkin' a ball and moving blocks – that simple.
The first two rounds, I thought, "Oh. This is kind of cute, actually. Simple, and doesn't require a lot of time to do."
Urrrnnt! Wrong! Sure one game doesn't take long at all, but I got completely sucked in.
Brain Drain is extremely engaging and challenging. Here's why I think this is:
- It is the opposite of what it appears… you think it's going to be easy (Nope). You think ultra-simple graphics equals a throw-away game you won't play very much (Nope),
- Since each round is so fast, there is always time to "try just one more round" (i.e. potato chip phenomenon), and
- If you lose one round, you have to redo the round before it, before you can retry the one you missed.
That last point is key. I was quite frustrated with the game itself the first couple of times it put me back at the beginning of the previous level. But then I was more incentivized to solve each level. The frustration turned on myself… sort of like "You idiot! Why didn't you concentrate and get it done right the first time?!" That made me more up for the challenge than before.
Now, add a group element to it and WOW! When you and your friends or family each take turns trying to get further, there's a lot of shouting It's hilarious, actually.
The negatives? Just one- the music. I play it on silent and it is great.
You won't think it at first, but Brain Drain is truly awesome. And you have no skills unless you can pass the growing ball in level 4 or 5.
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More than two years ago I wrote arbtt, a tool that silently records what programs you are using and allows you to do statistics on that data later, based on rules that you define afterwards, hence the name automatic rule based time tracker. I wasn't doing much with it recently (the last release has been half a year ago), but it nevertheless was running on my machine and by now has tracked a total time span of 248 days in 350000 records.
Yesterday, I had a use for it again: measuring the time spent creating a certain document with LaTeX. So I added a rule to my categorize.cfg and ran arbtt-stats. I knew that it was not very fast, and that my data set has grown considerably since I last used it. And indeed, it took more than 6 minutes to process the data and spit out the result.
Since I'm currently working on the GHC 7.4.1 transition in Debian anyways, I decided to check what happens if I compile the code with that version of the Haskell compiler, instead of the previous version 7.0.4. And behold: The whole process took merely 17.3 seconds to complete! At first I did not believe it, but the result was identical, both binaries were built with the same option, i.e. no profiling enabled or anything like that. Wouldn't you also like to have such speed ups for free, just by waiting for someone else to improve their work?
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Conferences like this are energizing; they make you re-examine what you are doing and may kick you into a better place.
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Just off the Yucatan Peninsula, this small, personable island is a short ferry ride from Cancun. In recent years, its waters have produced fabulous underwater photography showing hordes of sailfish decimating huge baitballs; anglers look for such scenarios during the January-to-June peak season for sails.
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It seems nobody, including yourself, is able to give a straight answer today. Try to hold off important conversations for another time. People are a bit confused, thanks to a difficult astrological aspect between the Moon and Neptune. Right now silence is golden.
Your friends are giving you mixed messages and conflicting stories today, Taurus. You don't know whom to believe or which side to take. Try not to get involved, and if asked to weigh in, keep your comments limited to how their behavior affects your feelings. Addressing the situation this way might bring them back into reality and help them to realize that their petty fighting isn't worth it.
This is not a day to try anything fancy at work, Gemini. Although you feel confident, you can end up shooting yourself in the foot by attempting clumsy self-promotion, or by appearing ego-driven in your desire to advance your career. For today, keep it humble. Wait for a more opportune moment to strike.
Unforeseen circumstances or a miscommunication could foil your plans today, Cancer. The best thing to do is simply let the day unfold without trying to fix your original plan. No one is very concerned with your agenda. So just roll with it. Any attempt at a quick fix will only cause more confusion.
Don't look to your friends for flattery today, Leo. They will be more likely to tell you exactly what's wrong with you. If you're up for the challenge, invite their critique and listen to their advice. But if you're not willing to undergo a little ego-taming, don't force the issue.
Virgo, today you are like a human lie-detector, making sure that everyone stays on the up-and-up. If you don't feel certain about a person's character or trustworthiness, feel free to investigate more. Talk it though, ask questions, and go with your head, not your heart.
Be sure to double-check your work, Libra; today you may be prone to error. This might be due to an unconscious misunderstanding of the work that needs to be done and your overarching goals, and maybe there's a bit of resentment at what feels like mindless busy work. In other words, you don't see the reason for the work today and are careless as a result. Focus, focus, focus.
Watch out, feisty Scorpio, you're on the loose and your Scorpion sting is out of control! You're a bit uncalibrated today because you are reacting to changes that are occurring inside of you. As a result, you could find yourself accidently hurting someone you care about. Instead of lashing out toward them, express your feelings calmly. Allow yourself to be vulnerable. The same kindness you would give to someone else you should extent to yourself.
Touchy, touchy, touchy! It's going to be easy to get your feelings hurt today, Sag. If you sense that someone is goading you into an emotional reaction, take a step back. Rather than sulking, talk about it. If you're feeling wounded, let them know. Besides, getting it off your chest and actively confronting the situation makes you feel better.
It's hard being the boss today, Capricorn. You know what needs to get done but communicating your plans is tricky. Though you choose your words carefully and strive to be clear, something still manages to get lost in translation. If possible, try to be concrete, perhaps providing physical examples or pictures of what you're talking about.
You hate feeling needy or dependent on anyone, freedom-loving Aquarius. But today you can't help but feel a little vulnerable: the trade-off to your fierce sense of autonomy is that you sometimes crave connection, be it casual or close. Don't hide in a corner; imagine the perfect scenario and then go out and create it.
You're very up front about your feelings today, and while it's good to tell it like it is, you might also find that your honesty is too much for someone. They push back, and you feel affronted. Try not to—nobody can invalidate your feelings, Pisces. Hold to the courage of your convictions.


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Attorneys for Andrea Sneiderman challenged the indictment against her in a DeKalb County courtroom on Tuesday.Sneiderman is scheduled to go on trial later this summer on charges implicating the mother of two in her husband's murder. Rusty Sneiderman was shot in November 2010 outside a Dunwoody daycare facility. Andrea Sneiderman's boss, Hemy Neuman, is serving a life sentence following a trial last yearAndrea Sneiderman's case is moving toward jury selection, which is set to begin on July 29. Tuesday was the last scheduled date for the judge to hear arguments on pretrial motions. The indictment charges Sneiderman lied to police and concealed evidence in the case. Sneiderman's lawyers claim the charges against her are vague and make it unfairly difficult to defend her against charges in her husband's murder.During Tuesday's hearing, a DeKalb prosecutor called the defense arguments "merit-less."Judge Gregory Adams plans to rule later on the defense motions. The judge said the trial is expected to last at least three to four weeks.
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I know you guys were breathlessly awaiting another turn in the CM Punk leaves WWE and becomes the new Brock Lesnar, single-handedly reviving the UFC boom. Oh wait, let's not get carried away.
Here's what we got, pro-wrestling and MMA media guru Dave Meltzer is reporting that the closest thing the UFC has to a rival is interested in the 35-year-old 0-0 fighter. From the Wrestling Observer (HT Cageside Seats):
"Bellator has already expressed at least preliminary interest in him. He would be free and clear of any WWE contractual obligations in July....
I get the impression a part of him would like to do it the same way Batista did it as a bucket list thing. With Batista, it seemed on the surface to be a real bad risk, but in the end, he did it and wasn't hurt at all. With Punk, on the surface, it would seem the same thing. A theoretical big risk....
The key is he's 35 and his body is beaten up from years of pro wrestling. While he does train in fighting disciplines, he doesn't have the competition background at a high level in any fighting sport. That is very old to start out in unless you want to compete at the beginners level. It's also hard to say if he goes against someone legit and loses, how it would affect him for a WWE return, either with the fans, or with management. And I'm not sure exactly what kind of challenge he'd be up for."
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So now that CM punk is out of his contracts and wants to do MMA. Why not me? He already said he fight me. I got this on video from a fan. Come on CM punk we could make this a awesome fight. Plus his weight is way down. ... I'll make any weight to make this happen!!
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East Carolina University soon will welcome to campus Dr. Jane Goodall, DBE, founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and a United Nations Messenger of Peace, who will deliver the Premier Lecture of the 2013-2014 Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences Voyages of Discovery Lecture Series.
Goodall will discuss "Sowing the Seeds of Hope," at 7 p.m., Oct. 1, in ECU's Wright Auditorium, followed by a question and answer session.
The lecture in Wright Auditorium quickly sold out, but the university has announced plans to simulcast the lecture in Mendenhall's Hendrix Theatre and in room 1031 of the Bate Building.
A shuttle service has also been announced to help patrons bypass construction and the limited parking on campus. The shuttle will operate every 15-20 minutes from the Five Points' lot and Willis building lots in Uptown Greenville.
"Dr. Jane Goodall's lecture will surely rank with earlier historic lectures on campus, including those by eminent women such as Helen Keller (1916), Amelia Earhart (1936), Eleanor Roosevelt (1941), Gloria Steinem (2009) and Louise Leakey (2012)," said Dr. John Tucker, director of the lecture series. "The Voyages of Discovery Lecture Series is proud to partner with Health Sciences, the Division of Research and Graduate Studies and Academic Affairs in making this exceptional opportunity for our students, faculty and the community possible."
In July 1960, Goodall began her landmark study of chimpanzee behavior in what is now Tanzania. Her work at Gombe Stream would become the foundation of future primatological research and redefine the relationship between humans and animals.
In 1977, she established the Jane Goodall Institute, which continues the Gombe research and is a global leader in the effort to protect chimpanzees and their habitats. The Institute is widely recognized for innovative, community-centered conservation and development programs in Africa, and Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots, the global environmental and humanitarian youth program.
Goodall's honors include the French Legion of Honor, the Medal of Tanzania and Japan's prestigious Kyoto Prize. In 2002, she was appointed to serve as a United Nations Messenger of Peace and in 2003 she was named a Dame of the British Empire.
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The students put it together after they had to cancel the school's Battle of the Bands because there just weren't enough bands to play in that.
The students still wanted to do something to raise money for charity and did they ever. The food bank was pretty surprised at the amount raised.
Milt Lee, Executive Director of the Food Bank of Northern Indiana said, "They did surprise me. Eleven hundred dollars that's nearly 11,000 pounds of food. That means fifty families will eat for two weeks."
The music festival will continue under a new name going by the name the Caug Music Festival.
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Tiered of burgers and brats on the grill, looking for something different to put on the BBQ this summer, well look no further. The experts at North Dakota State University Meat Lab are full of ideas.
NDSU Meat Lab Manager, Austen Germolus, says you shouldn't be afraid to explore different cooking techniques on your grill. "You can do a wide variety of fruits and vegetables on the grill, some people bake. There's a lot of fun things you can do on the grill, you just have to watch your temperature and pretend that you're cooking inside."
Friday Morning, Germolus and his Meat Lab team woke up early on the Valley Today to share some new and unique recipes:
Korean (Asian) Marinade: lamb, pork, chicken, turkey, beef
For 5 lbs. of meat
4 tbsp. minced garlic (fresh) jarred garlic is the easiest
2 tbsp. of runny honey
½ tsp. sesame oil
1 tbsp. of toasted sesame seed
½ tsp. white pepper
½ tsp. black pepper (fresh ground is best)
3 tbsp. hoisin sauce
4 tbsp. soy sauce
6 tbsp. rice vinegar
6 green onions chopped
Put all of the ingredients in a large plastic bag or container and marinade overnight or 6 – 8 hrs. if using 5 lbs. of meat.
Carolina Dry RubIngredients: 2 tbsp salt2 tbsp sugar2 tbsp brown sugar2 tbsp ground cumin2 tbsp chili powder2 tbsp black pepper1 tsp cayenne pepper¼ cup paprikaInstructions: Combine ingredients, mix well & liberally rub ribs, steaks, roasts, chops or lamb leg
Peach Sauce and dry seasoning
Split peaches and pull out the pit.
Dry rub: (make a double batch but split)
1/4 cup of brown sugar
1 tsp. ground nutmeg
1 tsp. cinnamon
1 tsp. pumpkin spice
4 tbsp. of butter
½ cup of brandy
1 cup of peach schnapps
Add liquids to the same amount of dry rub
Melt the butter in a pot over medium heat, add the brown sugar and spices and melt the sugar down until it starts to caramelize, then add the brandy and let the brandy cook down for a couple of minutes, then finish with the peach schnapps and let that cook down for a couple of minutes. More spice can be added for flavor.
Baste the sauce over the peaches while they grill. Peaches should be grilled open side down first for 5 min. then flipped and basted and cooked for an additional 5 min. or until soft. Make sure they do not burn but you do want them to caramelize. Add the peaches to ice cream and cover with sauce and enjoy!


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Former Eagle Audrey Campbell to Join Volleyball Coaching Staff
FORT MYERS, Fla. - After spending last season as an assistant at Division II Tusculum College, former Eagle Audrey Campbell will return to her alma mater as an assistant coach for the FGCU volleyball team, announced by head coach Dave Nichols on Wednesday, August 8.
"We are thrilled to have Audrey join the coaching staff," Nichols said. "She will bring an energy and passion to the sideline that will be very beneficial for everyone on the team. Audrey was a great leader as a student-athlete at FGCU and I believe that she will continue that throughout her coaching career."
The Tampa, Fla. native, who served as FGCU's Development Assistant for Athletic Advancement from 2009-11, will assist in all aspects of the FGCU volleyball program, including identifying, recruiting, and retention of student-athletes, conducting on-the-court coaching and tape exchange and monitoring study table. Additionally, Campbell will help in department fundraising, community involvement and scheduling.
"I'm excited and honored to be joining the FGCU volleyball coaching staff," said Campbell. "There is nothing better than coming back to your alma mater. I can't wait to get started and be apart of the FGCU volleyball team again. I'm eager to be back in a capacity to help the team reach its goals and hopefully chase Atlantic Sun championships and NCAA Tournament berths."
Campbell helped lead Tusculum to an 18-13 overall record and the No. 6 seed in the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional (lost to No. 3 Armstrong Atlantic, 3-0) last season. The Pioneers advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the third consecutive season and recorded their sixth straight winning campaign.
As a standout middle blocker at FGCU, Campbell helped lead the Eagles to back-to-back Atlantic-Sun regular season titles (2007, 2008). She finished second in the league in hitting percentage (.407) as a junior and earned A-Sun All-Academic honors as a senior. During her two seasons for the Green and Blue, her teams posted an impressive 43-11 overall record, including 28-3 in conference play and a remarkable 19-1 record at home.
"Audrey is a fantastic young coach. With her tireless work ethic and love of volleyball, I'm sure she will make many positive impacts in the lives of her players."
- Michael Robinson, Tusculum College Head Volleyball Coach
"Audrey will bring an energy and passion to the sideline that will be very beneficial for everyone on the team. She was a great leader as a student-athlete at FGCU and I believe that she will continue that throughout her coaching career."
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reviews for: listing #1280 - Puerto Vallarta, Pacific Coast House rental
- bedrooms 4
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- type House
- baths 3
- hot tub yes
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- sleeps 8
- pets allowed no
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$1,190 - $2,100 /wk
$4,340 - $5,040 /mth
Great location spoilt by neighbor problems
Review submitted: February 16, 2014 Date of arrival: February 8, 2014
The location is wonderful and great for young children. The house is good although it is beginning to show signs of wear particularly in the bathrooms. The problem we encountered is that other owners object to renters. The owner only told us about the problem after we had paid the rent, and we never expected to be confronted over the issue by neighbours and made to feel uncomfortable.
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Oh My Goodness, La Paz!!!
Review submitted: April 5, 2013 Date of arrival: January 18, 2013
When we arrived to Puerto Vallarta our Car was waiting, just like Bill said. When we got closer to our internet booked Villa we thought Ok, this area seems alright ,and The little town of La Cruz is so quaint. When we arrived to the Gate of Punta Pelicanos we thought, oh this is nicer and as we ventured along the roadway to the Villa La Paz we said, this is Very nice. We opened the door of our new abode and we said…. Holy,,,, molie!!! Or something like that. We were blown away with the charm and its friendly happy holiday look. Then it was just an argument as to who got the master bedroom suite the first week! All the rooms were beautiful. The décor and charm of each room was so fun. When we explored the double doors that open to a spacious patio that overlooked the grounds towards the pool and ocean we knew this is going to be a magical holiday with peace and quiet. Until we met the Canadian neighbor's. Toooo Fun!!! Thank you Sue and Doug!! ( Lucy here). The home had every amenity we needed and then some. Thank you for the coffee you left for us Bill, it was delicious. This is a very special property. We heard booms in the night and early morning. We thought it was road construction somewhere but I was not convinced. Then one afternoon at the beach we hear a Boom! We see a splash and then another delayed Boom! There were whales. Oh My. It was a Mommy and baby playing in the distance. We found Elriques. A little restaurant in town, THE BEST! . Mmm, Popcorn shrimp with mango sauce.Please, everyone get up early a few mornings and watch the sunrise over Puerto Vallarta. You will not regret it. We truthfully recommend this property to share with families or friends. As you read along below in the wonderful comments and adventures from others, you will see there are many satisfied holidayers. he way Bill and Shirley have organized their home, Car, directions, instructions, and suggestions is down to a science. You have succeeded in making what could be a disaster into the smoothest adventure leading to a fantastic Happy Holiday. Thank you from your new Canadian Friends, Randy and Debbie Bryant and Linda and Gord Shea
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Wonderful Vacation Home
Review submitted: April 21, 2011 Date of arrival: March 4, 2011
My family and I recently stayed in the Villa La Paz house in LaCruz de Huanacaxtle. Every one in the family agreed that the house was beautiful, better than promissed. We loved the town, the people are warm, friendly and welcoming. They even open their homes to serve dinner. La Cruz is a very short walk down the beach and the new marina is a blessing to the town. I think we all especially liked Philo's, the local pub. In the midwest, we hear so many horror stories about violence in Mexico and I can honestly say that we never once felt threathened or unsafe. We all agree that the people of La Cruz seem to love tourist and we loved them. Every one in our partly willingly recommends vacationing in La Cruz and the Villa La Paz.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with teenagers, girls getaway, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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A great vacation
Review submitted: March 14, 2010 Date of arrival: March 14, 2009
We had a wonderful time at Villa La Paz. We enjoyed the comfortable accommodation, the view from the house and the serenity of the place very much. Your property manager was very helpful. He gave us a good introduction to the area, got us connected with Jesus who took us whale watching and snorkeling. Jesus and Letti cooked for us one evening too....some of us went zip lining while others went scuba diving with a dive shop in Punta La Mita. It was such a great vacation and we are considering making it an annual tradition. Hidden Paradise was such a hit! We enjoyed dining there very much. Thank you for making such a great place available for us. Having the car was also an extra convenience to go to the beaches and visit the smaller towns. Again thank you for sharing your house and we would love to return next year.
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Family Vacation At Villa La Paz
Review submitted: January 15, 2010 Date of arrival: December 27, 2009
To begin with, I would highly recommend Villa La Paz as a vacation destination for families. We were there for two weeks in Dec./Jan. 2010 with two small children (ages 3 & 6), two parents in their 30's, and four grandparents, and all of us loved everything about the place. Our son-in-law loves to cook, and the kitchen is completely furnished with a large assortment of cookware, plastic storage containers, etc. So, we had some terrific dinners using the outdoor gas grill for fresh seafood dinners. You can literally walk down the beach to a fish market at the marina and buy shrimp and fresh fish as they are brought in daily from the fisherman's boats. We went on a whale-watching trip in a panga (26 ft. boat) out of the La Cruz marina and got very close to many Humpback whales - incredible experience! The swimming pools are especially suited for having small children as they have shallow pool areas that the kids can wade in without risk of deeper water. The grounds and views are gorgeous, and the villa is very comfortable with a lovely Mexican decor. The small town of La Cruz de Huanacaxtle is a short walking distance from the Villa, and it is small enough that you can walk the whole town. And yet, it has some terrific restaurants that we thoroughly enjoyed. We elected to use the car rental from the Villa owners and so were able to drive around to a number of other towns and beaches, and having the car was a huge plus, especially for going grocery shopping, to the ATM for more money, and for going in to Puerto Vallarta several times. I would also strongly recommend the car rental for those who like to get out to other places. After confirming the Villa rental, the owners provide the most complete information I've seen on where to go, what to do, what to bring with you,and how to quickly settle in to a great vacation experience. We have been to a number of other locations in Mexico, and as a option for vacationing with family I would rate this as one of our best.
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, romantic getaway
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Villa La Paz Wonderful!
Review submitted: May 23, 2009 Date of arrival: May 5, 2009
Our family dream vacation was awesome! The home met all of our needs and we had a group ranging in ages from 8 months on up! The accomadations were clean, comfortable and best of all affordable and beautiful! I can still feel the ocean breeze and hear the waves crashing a few yards away! The owners were easy to work with and gave us great information before our trip, Renting the car was a bonus as well as everything else.I am recommending this property to our friends and we hope to be back! We had dinner at different restaurants every night and each one was very good and close by. We liked the location for the quietness and the feeling of it beng home for a few short days! Too beautiful for words-must see to appreciate it!
Recommended for: adventure seekers, age 55+, families with young children, people with disabilities, families with teenagers, girls getaway, romantic getaway
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Amazing Villa and Great Location!
Review submitted: April 10, 2008 Date of arrival: March 22, 2008
My group had the pleasure of staying at Villa La Paz March 2008. When we arrived we were amazed by how beautiful the Villa truly was. It was even better than pictured. The kitchen was HUGE and all 4 ladies were able to cook together. The back patio was so big that all 8 of us fit comfortably for evening grill outs and dinners. The beach was just a few steps away and there were two gorgeous pools available for us.
The home was immaculate and bedrooms far better than anticipated. Spacious!
The location of the Villa (Las Cruz) was perfectly located in between the hustle and bustle of Puerto Vallarta and authentic Mexico. Great town to walk around, wonderful restaurants and wonderful people.
We can't wait to go back!
Recommended for: age 55+, families with young children, families with teenagers, girls getaway, pet-friendly, sight seeing, romantic getaway
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