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An Arizona graduate assistant named Jack Murphy was Iguodala's roommate on the road, and this night -- Nov. 28, 2003 -- Murphy swung open the door to spot the star player, despondent, following a loss to Florida.
"He just cared so much," said Murphy, who went on to become a Nuggets scout and is currently the coach at Northern Arizona. "In today's day and age, you don't see that all the time, especially from the most talented guy on the team."
Iguodala is now a Nugget. Denver acquired the 6-foot-6 swingman from Philadelphia in Thursday's four-team blockbuster trade that sent all-star center Dwight Howard to the Los Angeles Lakers and sent Arron Affalo and Al Harrington to the Orlando Magic. Iguodala was an all-star last season despite averaging 12.4 points per game. He thrives because of his tool belt of intangibles, notably his dedication.
"He's very, very loyal, and when you add that to your team," Murphy said, "that's an element that can't be outweighed. And you just don't how he's going to affect the game, but night-in, night-out, he affects the game."
To understand the enigma that is "Iggy," just look at a two-week period last January. In back-to-back games he scored 23 and 21 points. There was a game against Denver during that period in which he had 11 points, 10 rebounds, nine assists and nary a turnover. Another game he had 11 assists and one turnover. And he capped off the fortnight fittingly -- a triple-double in which he had 10 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists.
Murphy remembers a Nuggets scouting session, prior to a 76ers game, in which then-assistant coach Adrian Dantley, a Hall of Famer, sighed and said, "Man, this guy is way better than people think."
The Nuggets, you may have heard, like to run. They push the basketball in transition at every opportunity. Iguodala should fit right in with his rebounding, speed and hustle. Sebastian Pruiti is a D-League assistant coach and blogs about intricate basketball stats. He wrote that 18.1 percent of Denver's possessions last season were in transition, tops in the league and that Denver had the third-highest offensive efficiency in transition. Iguodala gets out on the break and gets the ball in the basket. In situations in which he wasn't handling the ball in transition, he shot 79.2 percent last season.
JaVale McGee knows the guy's game. The Nuggets center, acquired from the Washington Wizards last season, had often battled Iguodala in the Eastern Conference.
"He's just a real good addition to the team -- and he's definitely a defensive threat," McGee said. "And he's very athletic. It's good to have more defensive-minded people on the team, because you can score a lot of points but you have to also be able to defend."
Last season, Denver did the former but not the latter. No team scored more per game than the Nuggets last season (104.1). But every team except one allowed fewer points than the Nuggets (101.2).
"He's going to bring fierceness on the defensive end that's really going to raise us to a different level," Nuggets president Josh Kroenke said. "He's a guy who brings it every night."
Players such as the Oklahoma City Thunder's Kevin Durant and James Harden have torched the Nuggets from the perimeter. Durant has had some of his best games against Denver. According to ESPN's "Stats & Info" site, the Nuggets allowed the fifth-most points per play in the NBA last season. That has to change for the Nuggets to improve. Iggy could help. Last season, 113 players defended at least 50 plays and Iguodala ranked 10th, holding opponents to 37 percent shooting.
Iguodala is in London with Team USA, which plays Spain today for the Olympic gold medal.
Kroenke is in London, too. He has been at the Games, and as it turns out, making a major move to move up in the Western Conference.


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The United States had big wins on Thursday at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. The day was highlighted by gold medals in women's soccer and women's water polo, which helped push the U.S. back into the medal count lead -- in both total medals and gold medals. The United States is now a full 10 medals ahead of second-place China and has 39 gold medals to China's 37.
Further down the medal count leaderboard, there are three different countries that are a perfect one-for-one: one total medal, one gold medal. Algeria won its gold medal in the men's 1500m, after winner Taoufik Makhloufi was briefly in danger of being expelled from the Games. Grenada earned its top honor thanks to Kirani James winning the men's 400m. And Venezuela's Ruben Limardo Gascon captured the gold medal in men's individual epee in fencing.
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2. China - 80 (37, 24, 19)
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Odd. Why don't they just have the comp in a gym and let everyone stay warm?
It's just a fun circus. Bring some hootch, some vino, and little bit of cowbell. If I remember correctly, just a few years back, a natural awfulwidth shut most down when Wharton cruised right up it all. I bet Langston coulda romped up it too, that year.
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People in the Triangle interested in jobs in technology got a chance to network Wednesday during the second day of the CED Conference at the Raleigh Convention Center.
The CED – the Council for Entrepreneurial Development - brought leaders of the tech sector in the Triangle together for a chance to discuss strategy.
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By Emmett Dulaney
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---- — When I was an undergraduate student, I took a film appreciation course for easy credits. One of the films we had to watch was "It's a Wonderful Life" and I will never forget what I did when that class session was over. Rather than stick around to offer my usual snide witticism to those sitting around me, I high-tailed it out of there and got to a place where no one else was so I could cry my eyes out. I cried for a long time and then walked around on the verge of it for days after.
There aren't a lot of movies that have made me react to them with anything other than numbness and I've wondered every now and then what it was about that one which caused it to have such an effect. There are a number of other films in similar veins – some even with Frank Capra or Jimmy Stewart – and I haven't responded to them the same. I certainly didn't like the George Bailey character and that angel has to be one of the most annoying ever created. As best I can tell, my response was just to the final scene where all of these people come together to unconditionally help a business in trouble. With the exception of the evil Mr. Potter, no one wanted anything other than to help George Bailey stay in business. That got to me.
It got to me because it is normative rather than positive: representing the way things should be rather than the way they are. We ought to understand that most businesses exist to fill a need and by filling that need, they make our lives better. We should appreciate that most businesses are the manifestations of individuals who are taking risks. We need to chip in every now and then to help those individuals far more than we do. The last thing we should ever contemplate doing is abusing a situation and taking advantage of them in a time of weakness for nothing more than our own gain.
Sadly, self-interest keeps that movie from ever being a reality. Contrast the scene described from the film with one that actually took place in Anderson six days ago. The pumps at a gas station malfunctioned and caused the price of premium fuel to be one-tenth of what it should actually be. Rather than the kindly townspeople making sure that no one took advantage of this glitch while it was being worked on, the problem was posted on Facebook and lines of "customers" formed. According to an article in The Herald Bulletin, those customers demanded to be given the same price others got and at least one person felt they should be compensated further just for having to wait in line so long.
If "It's a Wonderful Life" were worried about realism, all of those individuals rushing to the Baileys' house at the end of the movie would have been doing so to buy the furniture for pennies on the dollar, to look at the office equipment, and to let George know he'd been a fool for taking such risks. There is a little Mr. Potter in all of us.
Emmett Dulaney is an Anderson resident and the author of several books on technology. His column appears Tuesdays.


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AP 'Scoop,' Naively Reported: WH to Form 'Rural Council' -- As If Help Is Needed
Statism never sleeps.
The Obama administration has apparently identified a significant constituency it hasn't been able to buy off, and is attempting to do something about it.
Of course, the ever-gullible Darlene Superville at the Associated Press is swallowing the White House line completely, as seen in these excerpted paragraphs:
Obama to create White House Rural Council
President Barack Obama plans to create a special advisory council to recommend ways to boost the economic outlook and quality of life for the estimated 60 million people who live in rural areas of the U.S., a White House official said.
Obama was expected to sign an executive order Thursday establishing the White House Rural Council and naming Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, of Iowa, to be its chairman.
The official asked not to be identified in order to speak freely before a formal White House announcement about the council.
The panel will be responsible for providing recommendations to the president on investment in rural areas, as well as coordinating with a variety of rural interests, including agricultural groups, small businesses, and state, local and tribal governments.
... the panel's initial focus will be on job creation and economic development.
... The remaining subject areas will be: agriculture, access to credit, innovation, health care, education, Internet access, infrastructure, conservation and developing regional economies.
It never even occurs to Ms. Superville that rural areas might not be interested in more government "help" or "investment."
Yesterday, the government released GDP by state information for 2007-2010. As the following graphic shows, eight of the nine states with the fastest economic growth are predominantly rural:
What was that about economies needing a "boost"?
Of course I recognize that oil and other natural resource discoveries are helping many of these states. So? And don't forget that the Obama administration is feverishly resisting efforts to explore and develop domestic energy resources.
As to "job creation," here are the seasonally adjusted unemployment rates of the seven highlighted states as of April 2011, all of which were lower than that month's nationwide rate of 9.0%:
- North Dakota -- 3.3%
- Wyoming -- 6.0%
- South Dakota -- 4.9%
- Alaska -- 7.3%
- Nebraska -- 4.2%
- West Virginia -- 8.8%
- Utah -- 7.4%
What was that about "job creation"?
The real "problem" with the seven highlighted states is that the government hasn't figured out how to "cure" them of their inherent hostility towards initiatives designed to increase Washington's control over them. I will suggest that this is what the "Rural Council" is really about. As seen in the stats cited, it can't possibly really be about "job creation" and "economic development" -- Washington's targeted clients are doing fine on their own.
Poor Darlene Superville and the Associated Press just can't (or won't) see past the superficial.
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The Obama wouldn't have
Submitted by Dan The Man 2 on Wed, 06/08/2011 - 11:04pm.
The Obama wouldn't have nefarious plots in play, would he? All praise Allah Obama.
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What the hell do these city
Submitted by killa37 on Wed, 06/08/2011 - 11:14pm.
What the hell do these city slickers/shysters/scammers/ con men know, or care to know, about 'rural America'..........which is also known as 'flyover country'??? The only thing that I can deduce from this proposal is some insidious play for more power, more control,and more forced influence over this 'unconquered territory'. Maybe Boy O'Barry has been reading up on the hammer and sickle brand of agriculteralism and industrialism of Soviet Russia...........or the 5-year plans of Mao.........or the way that the Nazis took over that segment of the German economy............
Any way you look at it, it's NOT an 'innocent' or 'up front' or 'transparent' program..................
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By suburban he means...
Submitted by USMC8411 on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 12:13am.
white America, right? Isn't that the spin on the Ireland trip? Ireland's native son huh? Looks to me like that photo op O'Backfired on him, as the US was staring down natural disasters, he was pounding pints and prepping for a visit to Poland, where he would become obamski, Poland's long lost native son, partaking of the fine potato vodka. Reminiscing about how his father, grandfather, or step-father liberated Auschwitz in the great war. Thank allah the father dude spoke austrian fluently enough to understand the prisoners and the imprisoned. He alone, saved the camp. It was a courageous decision to do so... After thinking deeply on it for 3 days, he went in...
Without the blind support of the "suburbanites" this time, he will lose, and his internal polling may be showing that. Probably the reason for so much golfing over his favorite b-ball/hoops that he sported early on in the regime. Remember that? He was always on the court. He got bloodied on the court. His lip was a casualty of the game, requiring 12 sutures. Now he's always on the course. Mulligans, sand traps, and shanking to the LEFT... kinda like the direction A Weiner's ding a ling leans...
Come to think of it, he hasn't taken over a baseball game to throw out the first pitch since the first attempt fell, well, limp before the target. You fill in the weiner joke here...
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Submitted by Blonde on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 11:00am.
USMC, that post needed a beverage alert.
Sarcasm much?
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Why do we even have state governments any more?
Submitted by The Vet on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 12:43am.
Let's just let the Executive branch do it all.
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Ahh reach out and touch the food stamping country folk.
Submitted by upcountrywater on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 1:42am.
Must still be some National Treasure Dept, able to be given away. STILL Hope baby, crawling around checking the slouching couch for Change...
Spending someone else's money is a hard habit to break.
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Submitted by well99 on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 1:46am.
As someone who lives in a rural area I have a suggestion for the Rural Council.There is some goats that need stump breaking.When they finish with that they can get back to us.
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Obvious vote-buying scheme.
Submitted by Phryj1 on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 4:05am.
Also, it gives the Obama administration a way to clamp down on oil, natural gas fracking, and other natural resource/fossil fuel production to protect the green agenda.
Helping rural areas that obviously don't need help? Since Obama and the Dems' idea of help ALWAYS involves making more people dependent on gov't entitlements and assistance, rural areas need their brand of help about as much as they'd need a kick in the head. Hopefully, rural communities will be saying 'no, thank you' to whatever assistance/vote-buying programs the Obama admin. cooks up.
Progressives seem to be completely averse to facts and logic. Apparently, reality has a conservative bias.
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Submitted by kinijane on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 6:26am.
Sounds like a way for the Gov. to get their hands on the self sufficient and start adding regulations so that soon it will be illegal for you to grow your own garden, go hunting or even make your own soap, after all the small farmer isn't unionized.
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High-Speed Rail to Paloookaville
Submitted by ChrisNH on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 6:29am.
Libs care only about urban areas. That's where their union-hack friends are; that's where the illegals they 'depend on' are. They care about things like 'Ed-you-cay-shun' only to the extent that it's URBAN schools--'publick skools'--they're talking about. And let's not forget the joys of 'mass transit' and 'high-speed rail,' which are Liberal wet dreams and focused only on their beloved 'urban areas.'
No, this 'play' for the heartland is nothing but a limp-wristed ploy by a bunch of limp-wristed Libs. Remember that so-called 'laser-like-focus' on 'jobs, jobs, jobs' from Obamo a year or so ago? Yes...limp-wristed like that.
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Submitted by MidAmerica on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 7:05am.
Throughout history the rural peasants have always been a troublesome lot for whomever desired to dominate them. Stalin and Mao starved and imprisoned millions of them in a futile effort to make them compliant.
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My rural friends and I have a
Submitted by HockeyKid on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 7:21am.
My rural friends and I have a proposal for the Rural Council, but I sincerely doubt Obysmal would implement it, since it has to do with his permanent residence in points south of Antarctica. I guarantee it would improve the outlook of rural America, though.
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Submitted by Specialty Machining on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 8:57am.
Most of us country folk find it shameful, to not support ourselves & help others. Government attempts to destroy the honor of self reliance & charity, & to do it with money coerced from others,
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North Dakota GDP +24%???
Submitted by SickofLibs on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 11:52am.
I'd secede. Or at least lock down the state and kick all the feds out immediately.
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moving inland
Submitted by mom_rox on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 12:19pm.
I guess he wasn't getting enough support (aka campaign $$) from The White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, which President Obama established by Executive Order in 2009.
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That's it, waste more money
Submitted by jessieH on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 12:28pm.
That's it, waste more money on nothing. The White House is either brain dead or there are more traitors in there than we thought.
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Another executive order;
Submitted by pylgrym on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 12:31pm.
Another executive order; another bureaucracy, another czar. It's impossible to believe he really thinks we bitter clingers to our God and our guns will surrender both along with our pride, our self-suffiency, and our votes for government "assistance".
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Maybe he's going for a full Stalin
Submitted by lgeubank on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 1:11pm.
Maybe Obama is plotting to collectivize agriculture, just as Stalin did in the U.S.S.R.
Obama followed Stalin's pattern perfectly in collectivizing medical care, so maybe he's going to go 100% literal and collectivize the production of food.
Only problem: Obama doesn't have "kulaks" to demonize, as Stalin did (and as Obama had doctors and insurance companies to demonize). So he'll have to find another cosmic rustic villain to justify his complete takeover of agriculture.
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I live in "Rural
Submitted by UpNorth on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 4:49pm.
America". Stay away, stay far away, Obie. We don't want you, or need you and your czar, or your council. My quality of life is just fine, and if your past performance is any indicator(and it is), we sure as hell don't need you doing anything more to our economy.
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Pathway for pork?
Submitted by nkviking75 on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 5:09pm.
Perhaps this is cover for Obama to funnel pork into Iowa, not only for his benefit, but also for Christie Vilsack. If that last name is familiar, it's because she's married to USDA Sec. and former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack. Sec. 3 of the Executive Order creating the council names the USDA Secretary as chairman. And that's convenient for Christie because she's just moved into the territory that will become Steve King's district in the next election in order to run against him.
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If she's claiming to have moved
Submitted by UpNorth on Fri, 06/10/2011 - 1:40am.
there, and hubby is still living in D.C., isn't she committing fraud? Or have they separated? I know, stupid questions..
I would assume that Rep. King's people would be smart enough to challenge her residency? After all, they ARE living in D.C.
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6, 12, and 18 pack 12 ounce clear bottles have been recalled.
East Hills Mall's back-to-school commercial goes viral for being laughably 'bad.'
Carroll Harris Cooling and Heating is seeing business slow down this summer with the lack of high heat.
$6 million in tax revenue for the St. Joseph School District is threatened unless a school tax levy is renewed by next summer.
The St. Joseph City Council passed a tax levy of $1.14 per $100 valuation for 2015. It is unchanged for the upcoming year.
Graves says non-elected Washington insiders are taking power away from Congress and making laws themselves.
The Griffons' Mike Jordan and Darrian Bass grew up just miles away from Ferguson.
The divide in Ferguson between police and the public is adding to the tension. In St. Joseph, local authorities and members of the community responded to the shooting.
The St. Joseph Police Department will soon get more than a dozen new vehicles.
A diabetic shoe clinic will be visiting Maysville Senior Living on Tuesday, August 19th.
University President Dr. Robert Vartabedian addressed faculty and staff about the future Monday as Western approaches its 100th year.
Apple Bus Company held its annual 5-hour training for bus drivers.
AgriLabs celebrated its 30th anniversary. The agriculture-based business launched a new tool to get rid of pests from cattle.
Carden Park and Oak Grove opened Monday, the first new schools for the district in more than 40 years.
National Guard members are reporting for duty at an Armory in South St. Louis City, Monday. Gov. Jay Nixon signed an executive order to help restore peace and order and to protect the citizens of Ferguson.
According to Sheriff Darren White, a man suspected of stealing a vehicle from Nebraska, crashed in Maryville following the pursuit.
A fresh surge of raw emotion led to a night of violent chaos in the streets of Ferguson, Missouri. Also overnight, word that Missouri Governor Jay Nixon has ordered the National Guard to restore order.
Monday marks the first day of school for kids in the St. Joseph School District. On Sunday, a few kids enjoyed it by playing at the park.
KQ2's Mitch McCoy was in Ferguson on Saturday and spoke with several protestors in the Missouri town.
Trails West brought a mix of art, music and more to St. Joseph over the weekend.
St. Joseph Police Officer Mike Moore volunteered at the festival for more than a decade and is retiring.
Teen pregnancy in Buchanan County is on the rise, to raise awareness a local group held a community baby shower.
A wreck in rural Andrew County Saturday night injured John Williams, 19.
The flooding is near Agency.
The Kansas mother has turned her natural soaps into a business.
On Saturday, Nixon placed Ferguson under a curfew. KQ2's Mitchell McCoy has reaction.
A pickup truck hit a church in the 1200 block of Felix on Saturday evening.
People were still satisfied despite Friday's rain and Saturday's clouds.
A Trails West vendor is catching people's attention with a different style of pottery.
The Kids Tour of St. Joseph gave kids the opportunity to ride their bikes for a good cause.
A program at Mizzou is teaching kids about trap shooting.
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Ronald Dauphin has been imprisoned without trial for over five years. On May 2, after weeks of negotiation with prison authorities, a physician was allowed to examine Dauphin inside Haiti's National Penitentiary. The physician concluded that Dauphin should be immediately hospitalized.
Dauphin suffers from strong headaches, digestive disorders and frequent loss of consciousness. He was illegally seized by armed paramilitaries on March 1, 2004 – the day after the democratically elected government of Jean Bertrand Aristide was overthrown in a coup. Dauphin is a political activist and a member of Aristide's Fanmi Lavalas (FL) party. He was not formally accused of any crime until 18 months after his illegal arrest and detention. Along with several other FL members – most notably former Prime Minister Yvon Neptune – Dauphin was accused of participation in the "La Scierie Massacre".
FL opponents claimed that FL officials and supporters killed over 50 people in the city of St. Marc during February of 2004 – weeks before the coup. The Haitian human rights group RNDDH was especially vocal and aggressive in its accusations against FL members – and received funding from the Canadian government for the prosecution of the supposed perpetrators of the "massacre". However, UN investigators – despite UN hostility to FL and support for the coup installed government – have not backed the accusations made by RNDDH. The UN concluded that what happened at St. Marc was that armed groups (supporters and opponents of the Aristide government) clashed and that there were casualties on both sides. Thierry Fagart, head of the UN Human Rights Commission in Haiti, rebuked RNDDH for never substantiating its allegations by even providing a list of the names of the victims.
On May 4, the Marin Interfaith Task Force on the Americas (MITF) asked Joe Tilghman, with the US State Department Office for Caribbean Affairs, to ask his colleagues in Haiti to express concern to the Haitian government about Dauphin's health and violations of his rights. Remarkably, Tilghman replied to MITF telling them that their concerns about Ronald Dauphin had been forwarded to RNDDH by the US embassy in Haiti.
Dauphin is the last detainee held in connection with the "La Scierie Massacre". One of his codefendants, Wantales Lormejuste, died of tuberculosis in prison in April of 2007. As if to mock his death, a Haitian Appeal Court decision granted his pretrial release posthumously. No one has been convicted or even tried for the events that took place in St. Marc. However, Haitian prison conditions have already imposed lethal punishment.
Diseases thrive in Haiti's National Penitentiary because inmates do not have adequate access to potable water, food, health care, shelter, or exercise. Cells are so overcrowded that many prisoners must take turns to sleep on the floor.
Father Gerard Jean-Juste, a former political prisoner, is now battling cancer in a hospital in Florida. Friends and relatives suspect that he was poisoned while in prison and that he is still suffering the consequences of his imprisonment. The coup installed regime of Gerard Latortue allowed Jean-Juste a provisional release for medical treatment in January of 2006 only after it came under tremendous international pressure to do so. All charges against Jean-Juste were not dropped until June of 2008.
In June of 2008, the Inter American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) ordered the Haitian government to immediately improve prison conditions. That ruling also ordered the Haitian government to pay $95,000 in damages to Yvon Neptune for numerous violations of his legal rights. The Haitian government has disregarded the ruling.
The Haitian judiciary was stacked with vehemently anti FL judges by the Latortue government and they remained on the job after democracy was formally restored in February of 2006. That would explain the ongoing strategy of foot dragging in cases involving FL members – often in violation of the law – while the defendants deteriorate in prison. In contrast, shortly after the coup, death squad leader Jodel Chamblain was acquitted in a widely ridiculed overnight trial. Similarly, Guy Philippe, who led the paramilitaries who illegally seized Ronald Dauphin, remains free despite an indictment by a Miami Grand-Jury in November of 2005 for cocaine trafficking.
The physician who examined Ronald Dauphin was not permitted access to the infirmary by prison authorities, nor was Dauphin allowed any privacy during the examination.
Neither Amnesty International nor Human Rights Watch has ever commented publicly on Ronald Dauphin's case. Neither organization responded to requests for a comment.


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Jets sign Nick Folk, otherwise quiet on free agency's first day
The first day of NFL free agency passed relatively quietly for the Jets despite having nearly $40 million in salary cap space.
Kellen Winslow Jr. signing could be steal of offseason for Jets
It took until minicamp for the Jets to add a veteran tight end but last week's signing of Kellen Winslow Jr. could be one of the team's biggest moves of the offseason.
Jets officially sign Kellen Winslow Jr. to contract
In a move that surprised no one, the Jets announced Friday afternoon tight end Kellen Winslow Jr. signed a deal with the team.
Winslow Jr. rekindling old memories in Jets minicamp
Having lost Dustin Keller this offseason, the Jets have an unproven group of tight ends, which is why the team is now taking a look at Kellen Winslow Jr.


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LANDLORDS can network and learn more about housing issues at an event later this month.
The Landlords' Forum, hosted by Colchester Council, will feature speakers and information stands on topics such as welfare reform and the tenancy deposit scheme.
The free event takes place in the Moot Hall, High Street, Colchester, on January 29. There are sessions at 2pm and 6pm and include free refreshments.
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101.5 Seconds of Sports August 23, 2012
Thursday, August 23, 2012
The Yankees and Mets are both experiencing troubles with their pitching staff ... The Yankees sent Ivan Nova back to New York for an examination of his pitching shoulder by team doctors. Nova has complained of tightness and soreness recently. The Yanks got some good news when it was announced yesterday that ace C.C. Sabathia will return to the rotation Friday against the Indians.
Meanwhile the Mets have shut down Johan Santana for the rest of the season due to inflamation in his back. Santana, who's already recovering from should surgury, is expected to be ready for Spring Training.
The Syracuse Men's Baseketball team will meet the Colgate Raiders on November 25th at the Dome. It will be the 165th meeting between the two schools in Men's Hoops.
The New York Jets' take on the Carolina Panthers Sunday night in their third pre-season game starting at 8pm. The pregame show on Oldies 101.5 starts at 7pm.
Our High School and College Football coverage begin next week as well ... the Cortland/Homer game will be week 1 of our high school coverage Thursday night August 30th at 7pm (6:45 Pregame) and the SUNY Cortland Red Dragons open at Buffalo State on Saturday September 1st at noon (11:25 pregame).
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By George Bremer The Herald Bulletin
The Herald Bulletin
---- — ANDERSON — John Broughton was musing about the reasons it took Pendleton Heights and Anderson so long to meet up on the football field.
Most of them can be traced to conference schedules.
For years, the Arabians opened with a pair of Hoosier Heritage Conference games. And those were the only two weeks the Indians had open before starting their North Central Conference schedule.
So Pendleton Heights played games against Madison Heights and Highland but never against the Tribe.
Until 2011, that is, when Anderson lost its grip on the inaugural contest with a fumble shortly before halftime and the Arabians stormed out of Collier Field with a 41-23 victory. Last year, Pendleton Heights won again — this time 44-21 at home — and Broughton can say he's never lost a game against Anderson in his storied 38-year career.
Madison County's newest rivalry has been pretty one-sided thus far. But that doesn't mean the Arabians (1-0) are taking tonight's third edition at Collier Field lightly.
"We're ready for the challenge Anderson is going to give us," Broughton said. "And we know they're going to give us one."
Neither team is coming into this game at full strength.
Anderson (0-1) lost star running back Jerian Beard and fullback Jarmeel Graves during an opening 61-27 loss at Fort Wayne Wayne last week.
Pendleton Heights, meanwhile, likely will be without three-fifths of its starting offensive line. Trey Green and Mason Loman will be sitting out for the second straight week, and Hunter Cook left during the first half of last week's 33-0 dismantling of Muncie Central.
The Arabians rushed for more than 200 yards last week behind a three-back rotation of Chris Clemmons, Noah Etchison and Jim Arney.
Anderson could answer with a powerful tandem of its own if Beard is able to join Tyler Welch, who ran for 196 yards in Week 1, in the backfield. When healthy, the Indians' skill position talent belies its slow start.
"We have to get better quick if we want to compete," Tribe coach Randy Albano said. "But we've got the athletes that can turn it around if they just continue to work. Our kids will be up for Pendleton."
Broughton is counting on it.
He has the more experienced squad, especially at quarterback where Jesse Furrow enters his second season as a starter and Anderson's Gavin Owens is making his second varsity start.
But Broughton learned long ago to take nothing for granted. He's seen the Indians' athleticism on film and is nearly as wary of Welch as he would be of Beard.
"When you lose, you go back to practice and work harder," he said. "They're somebody we've got to contend with whether Beard's there or not."
Broughton gave defensive coordinator Tom Huth credit for putting together an outstanding game plan for last week's shutout, and he believes that side of the ball again will be a key tonight.
On offense, he saw a few too many mistakes, particularly with blocking assignments. But there's nothing wrong that can't be fixed.
Albano, meanwhile, is concerned with turnovers. The Indians moved the football consistently against Wayne but often torpedoed their own drives by fumbling away the football.
So ball security will be one of the keys for Anderson.
But exposing the team's weaknesses is part of why the Indians like their early schedule. Wayne offered an athletic and experienced team that provided a completely different look than the more physical Arabians will tonight.
And Albano believes both opponents will help prepare Anderson for the NCC season ahead.
"I think these two games can do nothing but help us," he said. "Win or lose, they're going to show us what it takes to be competitive."
For Pendleton Heights, tonight's game is about heading into HHC play on the right note.
Both teams have big conference games next week, with Anderson hosting Richmond and Pendleton Heights traveling to New Palestine.
But neither team can afford to look past the big game in front of it tonight.
"I look for a real scramble," Broughton said. "I think it's going to be a competitive game for four quarters. I think it's going to be a game people want to see."


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Carbide.UI Series 40 Theme Edition ver 6.0 works goon in almost all Nokia mobile phone using Series 40 Operating Systems.
Recently I bought Nokia 110 and try to modify it's appearance using the software I stated above... Some icons can be override but others can't:
For Example:
In icon
- SIMATK remain default in all state
- Chat Unmodified (Not available even in Template)
- SIM Manager Unmodified (Not available even in Template)
- Nokia Life remain default in all state
- Store remain default in all state
- Messaging in Single and List view fail to change
The rest icon fail to chage in List view only
I have not test the appearance, but I can say most are working fine.
I tried to update the phone model but the default template for the Nokia 110 does not reflect the appearance of Nokia 110 itself.
The last time I tried is to copy the original theme (Nokia.nth and Lime.nth). each time I tried to move or copy, a message appear stating, "Not available for sytem file."
Has anyone have any idea? Or where should I go to give feedback over this matter. Thank You.


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This oceanfront, luxury, two bedroom, two bath condo is located on the finest section of Grand Cayman's famed Seven Mile Beach. The Coral Sands Resort provides a private, tranquil oasis on 400 feet of pristine white sand, while offering the convenience of a central location.
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Towards a mainstream Open Source OSGi application server?
It's official: SpringSource has just acquired Covalent. Or as I explained it to one of my colleagues, "the company behind our IoC framework has bought the one behind our application server".
My first reaction was satisfaction, because it's another step forward in the direction of corporate Open Source adoption. It's always amazed me to see how big companies can be afraid of Open Source. And the fact that there is now one bigger support service offer behind two of the most popular Open Source technologies in the enterprise will certainly reassure some skepticals.
The second "kiss cool effect" was undoubtedly about something I've really been playing with lately, since Javapolis: OSGi. The fact that componentization-related JSR's are so fragmented and so alpha, plus the recent works of Spring Dynamic Modules for OSGi, added to Peter Kriens' presentation at Javapolis, all of that really got my attention. And now I'm dreaming of building a collaboration platform using Flex for the front-end and OSGi, Spring and Hibernate JPA for the back-end. The only component that's missing in my big picture is a deployment target platform, i.e. an OSGi application server. Of course, JOnAS is working on that but there's no documentation on their 5.0 server whatsoever. And I've heard Websphere and Weblogic are using OSGi too, but hey, I'm talking about Open Source here! Now have a look at the documentation of both Tomcat and Spring. They're probably amongst the best Open Source documentations on the planet. Now imagine that quality of documentation for a brand new Tomcat 7 server using OSGi as a core deployment mechanism, and integrating Spring DM libraries to ease the development of web application bundles.
(Note: Opinions expressed in this article and its replies are the opinions of their respective authors and not those of DZone, Inc.)
Ronald Miura replied on Tue, 2008/01/29 - 11:51am
SpringSource didn't acquire Tomcat, it acquired expertise. I don't think it will cause such an overhaul in Tomcat's internals. And even if SpringSource decided to build a OSGi deployment platform (what is not likely), it would probably happen at the level of Spring, in an application server-independent manner.
This is just the beginning of OSGi on the server. As initiatives such as Server-Side Equinox mature, they will surely provide convenient means for deploying modules dinamically.
Mike Heath replied on Tue, 2008/01/29 - 12:42pm
I know that WebSphere 6.1 is built on Equinox but is there any way for the applications I deploy to WebSphere to gain access to Equinox services? I haven't seen any documentation for this. The only way I know of to deploy OSGi components to WebSphere is to copy the OSGi bundle to the WebSphere plugins directory (the same way Eclipse plug-ins are deployed). There not much utility here from the appliction developer point of view.
Am I missing something? Is there some way I can take advantage of OSGi and it's dynamic reloading from my web applications that are deployed to WebSphere?
Mark Unknown replied on Tue, 2008/01/29 - 1:03pm in response to: Ronald Miura
Fred Grott replied on Tue, 2008/01/29 - 11:55pm
Sebastien Arbogast replied on Wed, 2008/01/30 - 6:06am in response to: Fred Grott
Mike Heath replied on Wed, 2008/01/30 - 1:13pm in response to: Fred Grott
Geronimo is only now starting to move towards OSGi, http://blog.hogstrom.org/?p=17. How then, can something like WebSphere get its OSGi support from Geronimo? WebSphere uses Equinox which comes from the Eclipse Foundation.
Equinox is open source but I fail to see how that is relevant. Software licensing doesn't change its functionality. If I deploy, for example, a .war to WebSphere, I can not access WebSphere's OSGi services from my app. This makes the fact that WebSphere use OSGi absolutely meaningless to an application developer. Yes I could deploy an OSGi bundle to WebSphere by placing it in WebSphere's /plugin directory (the same you deploy plugins to Eclipse) but how our the incompetent system administrators in our org going to manage my OSGi bundle let alone deploy it?
Benoit Pelletier replied on Wed, 2008/03/12 - 3:58am
As said in the article, JOnAS 5.0 relies on a pure OSGi architecture. Main advantages are dynamic services enabling to reconfigure them at runtime, JEE/OSGi gateway, extensibility, pluggability. Furthermore, with EasyBeans (JOnAS's EJB3 container, http://www.easybeans.net), EJB3 modules can be deployed as OSGi bundles.
You'll get more information in the white paperavailable on the JOnAS web site here : http://wiki.jonas.objectweb.org/xwiki/bin/download/Main/Documentation/JOnAS5_WP.pdf


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Three purse snatchings in parking lots along Route 60 this week are indicative of a big problem that is getting bigger, according to West Virginia State Police.
Trooper Will Hash, who is investigating an incident on Friday evening where a woman had her purse stolen out of her shopping cart, says drug addiction is the main reason these thefts are happening.
He says police have seen an increase in these types of thefts.
"If it keeps up like this, someone is going to get seriously hurt," says Hash. "And lately there have been a lot of women who became victims. We want them to keep their heads on a swivel and carry a weapon... ...because of the world we live in."
The "world" Trooper Hash is referring to is one where police are seeing drugs change good people into criminals that will go to extreme lengths to support their habits.
Police are asking the public, particularly elderly women, to do the following, when they go out:
1. Do not carry a large purse. Police say large purses attract attention, increasing the chances that you could become a victim of theft; take just what you need with you when you leave your vehicle.
2. If you have a large bag, strap it down in your car. Police say this makes a quick smash-and-grab much harder to commit.
3. Keep a firm grip on any bag you are carrying. Police say thieves are looking for someone who is off-guard or loosely holding something valuable. It's also recommended that you wear the bag strap *across* your body, instead of just over one shoulder.
4. Keep your keys in your hand. Police say they want good people to carry legal weapons. If you don't have a weapon, or are against carrying one, car keys can become a weapon by holding them in your fist with a key sticking out. There are even key chains designed for this purpose. Police say a stab or punch with a key can create enough space to allow you to get away.
5. Look around. It sounds simple, but police say shoppers are often in their own world, not paying full attention to their surroundings. They say criminals look for someone who appears to be unconcerned or unexpecting, and they can pick up on whether or not you're on the lookout.


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The USC Trojans have had to undergo a bit of turmoil with their 2013 recruiting class. With only a limited number of scholarships available they've had to deal with, there have been plenty of recruits that have committed, only to reopen their recruitment when they realized USC might have different visions of how to use them as Trojans (or whether to use them at all). Of the 19 players that have committed to USC, six have ended up decommitting, or 31 percent.
Go to Conquest Chronicles for further USC recruiting updates
Perhaps the darkest mark that USC has had to deal with is denying defensive end Kylie Fitts early entrance. After months of reassuring the Trojan commit that he could enroll in the spring, USC informed him otherwise when Leon McQuay III committed early and took his EE spot. Fitts's high school coach has expressed displeasure at the way the USC coaching staff treated his player.
There have been several other decommits from USC, all of them high-profile:
Wide receiver Eldridge Massington decommitted from USC early in December. Massington suffered an injury during the season and eventually it appears as if the Trojan coaching staff decide to part ways. Massington has since committed to UCLA as an early entree and is already on the Bruin campus.
Wide receiver Sebastian Larue decommitted from USC early in the month to take a few looks at other schools. Right now, Texas A&M and Washington State appear to be schools going hard after Larue. He will not be considering Notre Dame.
Defensive tackle Eddie Vanderdoes was a summer commitment to USC, but he has reopened his recruitment and is considering schools like Alabama, Notre Dame, UCLA and Washington. The Trojans have no desire to let Vanderdoes go, though, and have gone so far as to offer Vanderdoes's sister a basketball scholarship. Baylee Vanderdoes is still a high school freshman.
Safety Max Redfield was recently a Trojan commit, but reopened things in November. Redfield eventually committed to Notre Dame.
Then there's defensive end Jason Hatcher, who decommitted several days ago and now has Kentucky and Louisville among his top schools. Just like Vanderdoes, USC has no plans on losing Hatcher and has applied the full court press.
Does that mean USC is in peril of having a bad recruiting class? Hardly. The Trojans still could bring back a few of those decommits, but they also have the eye of some huge uncommitted recruits.
To replace Redfield, USC managed to get McQuay. Some recruiting prospects believe McQuay and Su'a Cravens are the two best safeties in the country. Both are enrolled and should compete in spring camp.
If USC cannot get Vanderdoes or Hatcher back in the fold, five-star linebacker Quinton Powell is a top target for the Trojans. Powell has Florida and USC in his final two, and he figures to announce on National Signing Day.
Behemoth offensive tackle A'Shawn Robinson remains committed to Texas, but he has been looking around at multiple schools that include the Trojans. Alabama got a visit recently, and so did USC, although, no one has any idea on what his true intentions are.
And then there's outside linebacker Matthew Thomas. Thomas is one of the best in the country at his position and visited USC last week. Thomas has the Trojans on his final list and could very well be a surprise commitment come the final rush.
In USC's case, they lose some of the rich and still end up getting richer.