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Collier County deputies are asking for the public's help locating an East Naples man who left his house to play golf Monday morning and hasn't been seen since.
Detectives said Barry Lee Rackover, 66, left his residence in Fiddler's Creek around 9 a.m. to play golf in his community. Records show Rackover's vehicle was registered as leaving the community at 9:06 a.m.
Deputies say Rackover has a medical condition that prohibits him from driving outside the community.
Detectives said family members have not heard from him since he left. They said it is unusual for him to be gone from home this long.
Rackover was driving a 2008 silver BMW 6 Series convertible with Florida license plate number AQZH72.
Detectives said Rackover is described as white, 5 feet 11 inches tall and 190 pounds. He is mostly bald with some gray hair and has blue eyes.
Anyone with information about Rackover's whereabouts is asked to call the Collier County Sheriff's Office at 239.252.9300.
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Google Maps Mania is an unofficial Google Maps blog tracking the websites, mashups and tools being influenced by Google Maps
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Watching the Watchers with Google Maps
Teleschirm is an Austrian website that wants to turn the tables on the pervasive users of CCTV by mapping where video surveillance is being used in public spaces. The site allows anyone to take a photo of a CCTV camera and enter its location on an OpenStreetMap or a Google Map.
Currently Teleschirm has active maps for all the major Austrian towns and cities. As well as the map view it is possible to view a list and photographs of the latest CCTV cameras to be posted to Teleschirm.
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Dolphins Overcome at Georgia Southern
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STATESBORO, Ga. - A big first inning by Georgia Southern proved to be too much for the Dolphins to overcome on Tuesday as Jacksonville dropped a 13-5 decision at Clements Field.
"I was disappointed with the mental mistakes that we made tonight," said Head Coach Tim Montez. "We had three errors in the outfield is inexcusable."
Georgia Southern (21-9) stole the momentum early with a six run first. After a leadoff double, the Dolphins looked to be out of the inning unscathed, but Ryan Cleveland beat out an infield hit to score the first run and open things up. The Eagles followed with five straight singles to build the 6-0 lead.
"They can really run as a team. We told our guys before the game started that they like to run. They have good team speed and we didn't field a couple of those ground balls early with a sense of urgency and they got down the line for infield hits."
The Dolphins would get two back in the next inning. Out of the line-up since March 22 due to injury, Connor Marabell (Jacksonville, Fla.) hit a deep home run to right that landed in a tree 30 feet above the 330 foot wall. Freshman Jordan Mullis (Jacksonville, Fla.) added a RBI bunt single later in the inning to extend his hitting streak to five straight games.
"It was good for him to see pitches tonight so he can get ready for UNF this weekend," added Montez on Marabell who led the Dolphins going 2-for-3.
Jacksonville (8-18) climbed back in the game in the fourth pulling within two runs at 7-5. After loading the bases, freshmen Seth Dewitt (Jacksonville Beach, Fla.) and Alex Seifert (Lakeland, Fla.) each brought home a run after getting hit by a pitch. Michael Babb added another RBI with a pinch hit single to right.
That would be as close as the Dolphins would get however as Georgia Southern added another run in the fifth, four more in the sixth and one in the seventh.
"The big picture for us now are the weekend games, but we still have to come out mid-week and complete in every inning like its out last so we can be sharp going into the weekend," added Montez. "We can't expect to take a night off mentally and expect to be able to flip the switch come the weekend."
Jacksonville is back in action at Sessions Stadium on Wednesday against the College of Charleston. The Dolphins then continue A-Sun play next weekend at North Florida. All four games can be heard on 92.5 FM.


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We've always kept things pretty traditional at Thanksgiving - your basic turkey and all the fixings, pumpkin pie, and a good red wine with dinner, usually a Pinot Noir or Beaujolais Nouveau. We're going to mix it up a bit this Thanksgiving and serve less traditional but nevertheless terrific wines with our holiday fare.
Craig Shoemaker, otherwise known as "The Lovemaster" will bring his unique brand of comedy to the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center at College of the Canyons on Saturday, Nov. 13, at 8 p.m.
The SCV Emergency Winter Shelter invites the community to enjoy its annual Humor Helps comedy fundraiser, a four-headliner show featuring Randy Lubas, Don McMillan, Derrick Cameron and comedy magician Hal Marquardt.
The Repertory East Playhouse will end its 2010 season with Peter Shaffer's critically acclaimed "Amadeus."
The Santa Clarita Valley Emergency Winter Shelter will host its annual Humor Helps comedy fundraiser at 4:30 p.m. Sunday at Blessed Kateri Catholic Church.
The California School Boards Association has selected the Newhall School District as this year's honoree for its Coherent Writing Program.
Golden Valley High School has about $10,000 worth of new laboratory equipment, thanks to a donation Wednesday from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station.
The deadline to apply for a position on the city's Citizens Public Library Advisory Committee is today.
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In the past few years, there's been a big push by employers to have employees sign agreements stating that any dispute between them would go to an arbitrator rather than a judge and a jury.
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It's 3 p.m. Wednesday, and there's a whirlwind of activity at the Boys & Girls Club facility in Newhall.
Dear Smarties: I was recently laid off. I have a good severance package, and I know I'll be able to find something eventually. But my finances are getting strained.
Whether they're new to the community, longtime residents or slowly establishing local roots, three Facey Medical Group doctors share why they are proud to live and work in the Santa Clarita Valley.
Always his passion to work with people in a healthcare related field, Moazzem H. Chowdhury decided when he was young that working as a pharmacist would give him the most direct ties to the community he wanted to serve.
With 22 years in practice, Dr. Linda Chenaur is creating a new standard for helping people in the community solve their back pain problems.
One patient was wheeled down the hallway, stable after an open-heart surgery.
It is my honor to serve as your councilwoman. I am available full-time and every-day – responding to your concerns – bringing fresh, new ideas to ensure that our city continues to provide the high quality of life we demand.
Scott and Vanessa Wilk have made Santa Clarita Valley their home for nearly 25 years, and last year, he was honored to be elected to the 38th Assembly District.
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My wife Pamela and I moved to Santa Clarita in 1965. We raised two children and have five gorgeous grandchildren. Four generations of our family live in Santa Clarita.
This summer, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Patriot Luncheon on July 11 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
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— Gerald Rex Brattain of Danville died Wednesday. He was 73.
Mr. Brattain was born in Lansing, Mich. He went to Green Castle High School and served in the U.S. Army with the 81 Division Paratroopers.
He worked as a truck driver.
Mr. Brattain enjoyed camping and bicycling. He was a member of Cathedral of Prayer Baptist Church.
Survivors include a son, Dewayne Brattain; a sister, Dixie Visker Brattain; a companion of 20 years, Norma Fortune; and a grandchild, Elizabeth Brattain.
Preceding him in death was his mother, Rosemary Brattain; a sister, Rosemarie Steely; and a son, Gerald Brattain.
Private graveside services are planned.
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Asian Legal Business has announced the list of finalists for the 13th annual The Macallan Hong Kong Law Awards.
Singapore's WongPartnership has expanded into Indonesia by teaming with Jakarta-based firm Makes & Partners.
Ashurst has hired two partners and one counsel from OMM in Singapore, as well as a senior consultant to boost its restructuring and special projects capability in Asia.
Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman has hired corporate partners David Livdahl and Jenny Sheng from Paul Hastings to open its Beijing office. They will be joined by three other Paul Hastings...
Duane Morris has formally opened its Shanghai office after getting approval and a licence from authorities. The firm had announced plans to open in Shanghai in January.
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Alumni News
Gayane Besnelian, PharmD '01, is the CEO/President/Pharmacist at Arcade Lane Compounding Pharmacy in Pasadena, CA. While in pharmacy school, she was a recipient of the Humanitarian Award by Elli Lilly. Dr. Besnelian serves on annual medical mission trip to Armenia, a humanitarian cause that aims to provide medical services, including medicinal needs to developing towns and villages in Armenia. She holds various certifications specializing in immunizations, diabetes, cholesterol, and medication therapy management. She also received specialized training in compounding with special emphasis in hormone restoration. Dr. Besnelian gives lectures at various institutions about profession of pharmacy and compounding medications. One of her recent talks was on "Sex Hormone Therapy Using Pharmacotherapeutic Compounding Medications" at the 11th Armenian Medical World Congress. She also gave a talk on "Compounding Pharmacy" at Glendale Adventist Hospital, as well as "Pharmacy Career" at Loyola High School to a pre-med group of students.
Nogie Demirjian, PharmD '13, is featured in a newsletter produced by the Los Angeles County Department of Health Services (DHS) about a 16-week advanced research elective he took in the DHS Office of Pharmacy Affairs, where he led a project looking at ways to assess sterile compounding to improve medication safety within DHS hospitals.
Faculty News
Pharmacy Practice and Administration Department faculty members have published a wonderful overview and update on Collaborative Pharmacy Practice. This was an Invited Publication directed to Dr. Law by Integrated Pharmacy Research and Practice (A Dove Press Journal). The CORE (Community Pharmacy Research and Education) faculty members were asked to participate in a "collaborative" attempt at writing this review article. This is the second publication through a group effort by CORE. Citation: Law AV, Gupta EK, Hata M, Hess KM, Klotz RS, Le QA, Schwartzman E, Tai BB. Collaborative Pharmacy Practice: An Update. Invited Publication in Integrated Pharmacy Research and Practice. Published Date June 2013 Volume 2013:2, Pages 1 – 16. Click here to view the article.
The College of Pharmacy is pleased to announce the following faculty promotions:
- Roger Klotz, BS Pharm, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Administration
- Fadi Khasawneh, PhD, Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences (with tenure)
- Janice Hoffman, PharmD, Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Administration
- Arbi Nazarian, PhD, Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences (with tenure)
- Cynthia Jackevicius, PharmD, Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Administration (with tenure)
Dr. Fadi Khasawneh has been awarded $416,976 by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute for his project, "Investigation of Platelet G-Protein Coupled Receptors."
Posters presented by Pharmacy Practice and Administration faculty at the recently held American Diabetes Meeting in Chicago, Ill.:
- Dr. Jonathan Watanabe presented a poster based on work with colleagues at the VA: Mark Bounthavong, PharmD '04, Timothy Chen, PharmD '04, and Sunder Mudaliar. "Comparison of adherence levels and ADA lipid goal attainment in a retrospective cohort of veterans."
- Dr. Olivia Phung presented a poster based on a Merck-funded project co-authored by colleagues at Hartford Hospital. Phung OJ, Sobieraj DM, Engel SS, Rajpathak SN. "Early Dual Therapy is Associated with Improved Glycemia in Type 2 Diabetes: A Meta-Analysis." This poster was also featured in the Clinical Pearls Guided Audio Poster Tour.
Dr. Janice Hoffman was successful once again in securing a $4,000 Target Case Study Competition grant for "Capturing the growing Pharmacy market."
Congratulations to the Pharmacy Practice residents and fellows for 2012-13 on their many accomplishments.
Megan Nguyen, PharmD '00, presented "Managing Resistant Community Acquired Infections" at the annual Western Foot and Ankle Conference, held June 20-23, 2013 in Anaheim, Calif.
Drs. Micah Hata and Emmanuelle Schwartzman are the recipients of a $20,000 Partners in E grant in the amount of $20,000 for the first year of a two-year award. Partners in E was developed as an education and outreach program by the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) with funding by the CA DHHS. The focus of the Partners in E program is to educate and deploy a pharmacy student workforce with the attitudes, knowledge, and skills required to identify and resolve barriers to e-prescribing. Pharmacy students will receive comprehensive classroom instruction on pharmacy informatics and specific e-prescribing issues from school or pharmacy faculty experts.
Dr. Cynthia Jackevicius and her former resident Dr. Noelle deLeon recently published an article that compares the use of Niacin for lowering lipid levels in the U.S. and Canada; prior to the two large trials (2011) that showed questionable outcomes with Niacin. Jackevicius CA, Tu JV, Ko DT, de Leon N, Krumholz HM. Use of niacin in the United States and Canada. JAMA Intern Med 2013: Online ahead of print: June 10, 2013. Click here to view the article.
Dr. Jonathan Watanabe published the following papers:
- Kazerooni R, Watanabe JH, Bounthavong M. Association Between Statin Adherence and Cholesterol Level Reduction from Baseline in a Veteran Population. Pharmacotherapy. 2013 Jun 6. doi: 10.1002/phar.1305. [Epub ahead of print]. Dr. Mark Bounthavong, PharmD '04, Health Outcomes Fellow 2007, was a co-author.
- Ney JP, van der Goes DN, Watanabe JH. Cost-benefit analysis: intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring in spinal surgeries. J Clin Neurophysiol. 2013 Jun;30(3):280-6. doi: 10.1097/WNP.0b013e3182933d8f. PMID: 23733093 [PubMed - in process]
Dr. Karl Hess published a paper with his AE student, Olga Krymskaya, PharmD '13. Olga Krymskaya, Karl Hess. Pre and Post Rabies Prophylaxis: Current Recommendations. Pharmacy Today. Click here to view the paper.
Student News
College of Pharmacy student Eva Levbarg, PharmD '14, received the 2013 Student Leadership Award from the California Society of Health-System Pharmacists. The award was established to recognize the contribution of pharmacy students to CSHP, the pharmacy profession, and local communities. Each year, one student from each of the California schools of pharmacy is eligible to receive this award. Their outstanding activities in pharmacy and/or community service have been exemplary.
Read the latest updates from the students themselves in the latest Student Government Association Newsletter.
Upcoming Events & Conferences
August 28: Alumni Summer Mixer. Celebrate summer and reminisce with fellow WesternU Alumni. Join us for an evening of complimentary appetizers, drinks and lively conversation as you meet up with former classmates at Buster's Lounge at Dave and Busters, Ontario Mills Mall, 6:30-8:30 p.m. To RSVP, contact Susan Terrazas at firstname.lastname@example.com or 909.706.3476 or Austin Braunwalder at email@example.com or 909.469.8495 by August 26.
September 18-21: CE Program: Intensive Course in Geriatric Pharmacy and Board Review, Marina del Rey Marriott, Marina del Rey, CA.
September 21: CE Program: MTM – A Clinical Approach, Fountain Valley Regional Medical Center, Fountain Valley, CA – 10am-3pm. RSVP at http://fountainvalleymtm.eventbrite.com by Sept. 16.
October 8: CE Program: Maximizing the Opportunities for Learning on Pharmacy Practices, 94th Aero Squadron – San Diego, CA – 6:30-9pm. RSVP at http://westernucontinuingeducationsd.eventbrite.com by Sept 30.
October 18-20: CE Program: Contemporary Compounding Intensive CE (Certification Course), WesternU Campus. RSVP at http://westernuoctobercompoundingcourse.eventbrite.com/ by October 10.
October 24: WesternU's Pumerantz Lecture in the evening on campus. Details to follow.
October 31-November 3:California Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists' Seminar in Anaheim, CA. WesternU dinner, Friday, November 1, 5:30 p.m., Naples Ristorante e Pizzeria (in Downtown Disney). RSVP online. Also, visit us in the CSHP Exhibit Hall at Booth #164.
November 9: WesternU's A Tribute to Caring at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, CA. Save the date!
December 8-12: American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists' Midyear Clinical Meeting in Orlando, FL. WesternU reception TBA
See a full list of upcoming events on the Online Alumni Events page.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- The Peoria Friendship House held a community health fair on Saturday, providing free services to area residents in need.
People received free blood pressure readings along with eye and breast exams.
The Friendship House sits in a largely Hispanic neighborhood, and translators were on hand to help patients communicate with doctors.
Organizers said it is crucial to take advantage of the free opportunity.
"Last year, when he had the mammogram here, we did have two woman get detected with breast cancer. So we were able to get them services to be able to avoid more problems. If they would have waited longer it would have effected them," said Sandy Arreguin, the Latinos United Director.
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Players, band members and cheerleaders stir up school spirit on the first Friday of the season.
Boaters gather to cool down at this not-so-secret hot spot.
Meet Lori Danko, an ER nurse who unwinds at the roller derby rink
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Annual Fire Safety Report
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Annual Fire Safety Report 2013
The Belmont University Annual Fire Safety Report is published in October of each year to provide information on reported fires in on-campus student housing facilities for the previous three years in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act and the Tennessee College and University Security Information Act.
The 2013 Annual Fire Safety Report contains information dated from January 1, 2010 - December 31, 2012.
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Ex-Robins hot-shot in line for World Cup dream (From Cotswold Journal)
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Ex-Robins hot-shot in line for World Cup dream
Updated 11:05am Wednesday 14th May 2014 in Sport
FORMER Evesham United midfielder David Accam could be off to Brazil after being named in Ghana's provisional World Cup squad.
The 23-year-old, who scored 10 goals in 20 appearances for the Robins during the 2010-11 season, is one of 26 players selected by coach Kwesi Appiah, which will be trimmed to 23 after a friendly against Holland on May 31.
His call-up comes after scoring five goals in the first nine games of the season for Swedish top division club Helsingborgs.
If he makes the cut, Accam could face Germany, Portugal and the United States in Group 'G'.
It is a remarkable rise for a player who was playing in English football's seventh tier - the Southern League Premier Division - with Evesham while studying at Hartpury College.
He was at the club along with fellow Ghanaians Isaac Shaze and Samuel Mensah but they left at the end of the season due to work permit issues.
However, the trio joined Swedish third tier outfit Ostersund in March 2012 before Accam signed for Helsingborgs for 500,000 Euros in August 2012 and played in the Champions League against Celtic.
Elsewhere, Worcester City's rivals Altrincham have joined champions Telford in winning promotion from Skrill North after beating Guiseley 2-1 in the play-off final.
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• The Northeastern Clinton Central School Teachers Association is willing to waive class-size requirements to decrease the tax burden after the board of education created new teaching positions to keep class sizes within the limits, which would ultimately cost $19,000. The school board offers several ways to fund the new positions, including decreasing the Gifted and Talented Program, and cutting field trip funds.
• The Putnam Central School District considers annexing to Ticonderoga Central School District, the largest in Essex County, as an economic solution for shrinking enrollment. A feasibility study will be conducted and meetings will be held for Putnam and Ticonderoga residents to gather recommendations for the annexation.
• State Police raid a St. Regis Mohawk Reservation truck stop for the second time in nine months, seizing gaming machines. Tribal leaders said they would issue a formal protest with Gov. Mario Cuomo, and consider the intervention a violation of the Mohawks' rights as a sovereign nation.
• George Yokum, a professor of music at SUNY Plattsbugh, and his wife, were killed in a car accident in Quebec during their first vacation in 23 years, leaving five surviving children. The president of SUNY Plattsburgh, George W. Angell, expressed his sympathies. "George Yokum was a devoted member of our faculty and an inspiration to the students whom he instructed and to those whom he worked with as a leader of our choral groups."
• The Conservation Department discontinues the use of DDT after a study of 11 Adirondack lakes blames the pesticide for the death of newly hatched trout. Other pesticides on the market that disintegrate more quickly than DDT will be used.
• A new perfume operation is opened in Rouses Point at the old Lyric Theater by William Thompson. The former electrician learned the business during two months in New York City.
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The living Room/Dining room has Recessed lighting, A/C, 96" sofa, a table and chairs for dining/and can serve as a desk, high speed internet, and premium cable.
The Kitchen has a smaller stainless refrigerator and no stove, but we have made it the finest kitchenette in town. There is a hot plate, electric frying pan, toaster oven, Bodum Coffee Press, George Foreman Grill, and Microwave oven. There are dishes, silverware, glasses, and wine glasses (For Four), as well as cooking knives and utensils, cutting board, serving pieces and storage pieces for food.
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Such were the astounding comments made by the Pope's spokesman in
As if there was no massacre in
Now, there are a lot of important religious sites to see around the Holy Land, lots of old churches, stones, ruins and the like…sites of much more significance, such as the Western Wall, the Holy Sepulcher and so on… far more important than visiting the site of a fresh massacre, where the stench of rotting bodies – laid to rest beneath a tomb consisting of the rubble of their own homes – has just faded. Such sites are apparently of little import to the Holy See. Rather, there are memorials to victims of greater standing, in shrines of superior grandeur, such as Yad Vashem…now, that's something to see.
On a trip that was apparently dedicated to promoting "reconciliation", it is baffling that Pope Benedict made little mention of the Israeli occupation of
As if he was imploring two nations with common grievances, with mutually strong armies and nuclear arsenals. As if he were exhorting two peoples, both of which have access to clean water, both of which are properly nourished and educated. Or to put it another way, as if both peoples face the daily threat of their house being toppled while they are held up inside by an occupying army, as if both peoples face the daily threat of arrest, extra-judicial execution, the humiliation of curfews and checkpoints.
More, as an institution that has garnered the reputation of advocating social justice throughout the world in recent years, the Catholic Church must abandon its current course, cowering before Israeli leaders, its Holy Father imparting such smug condescension on a nation that has endured a slow and gradual process of genocide for the past six decades.
Wishy-washy is the term that comes to mind. While he never wavered from condemning the "godless nation" that carried out the Holocaust, his references to
And it is completely unacceptable for anyone to have the 'audacity' to urge Palestinian youth not to allow, as the Holy Father stated, "the loss of life and the destruction you have witnessed to arouse bitterness or resentment in your hearts". More, when making a stop at Aida Refugee Camp, he blamed the plight of the displaced population on "the turmoil that has afflicted this land for decades." It would have been far more favorable for him to stay home and not insult these sites of misery at all.
But in the end, the Pope finally was able to muster up some courage and took one truly audacious stand: When at the Notre Dame Center in Jerusalem, the Palestinian Authority's chief Islamic judge, Sheikh Tayseer Rajab Tamimi, declared that Israelis had killed innocent women and children in Gaza, the Pope stood up and in an act of defiance, walked out. Now that's courage.
The Palestinians, and millions of people around the world, expected more from a person who should be advocating the New Testament teaching: "let justice flow like a river and righteousness like an ever-flowing stream."
But the Pope has proven fallible, after all.
Ramzy Baroud (www.ramzybaroud.net) is an author and editor of PalestineChronicle.com. His work has been published in many newspapers, journals and anthologies around the world. His latest book is, "The Second Palestinian Intifada: A Chronicle of a People's Struggle" (Pluto Press,


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With the passage of national health care reform completed, many immigrant advocates are urging Congress to revive efforts for comprehensive immigration reform. Their hopes were boosted on April 10, 2010 as the U.S. Senate majority leader, Harry Reid told a cheering crowd of 6,000 people, "We're going to come back; we're going to have comprehensive immigration reform now." Congress returned from spring recess on April 12.
As new legislative proposals begin to circulate, the national debate on immigration will surely heat up just as it has in our nation's past. The debate is often times a contentious and rancorous one full of fiery rhetoric and nasty invectives. This was certainly the case in the late 1870s, and the result was the Chinese Exclusion Act.
The current national debate on immigration coincides with the 100th anniversary of the U.S. Immigration Station at Angel Island. While AIISF is not primarily an immigrant rights advocacy organization, our board of directors believes it is important to address this important national issue during the centennial year. The historical lesson of Angel Island is that unfair immigration laws have harsh and deep repercussions on the lives of people. Conversely, fair immigration policies can lead to beneficial gains for our entire society. It is in the spirit of fostering a civil discourse that the AIISF Board of Directors has adopted the following set of principles for immigration policy reform.
The United States is a country built on immigration; it's part of the fabric of our national identity. Yet, there is broad consensus that our nation's immigration system is broken and needs to be fixed. Legal means for immigrants to enter and work in our country have been very limited. Immigration visa backlogs have caused some families to wait more than 10 years to be reunited with their relatives. Consequently millions of immigrants have entered the U.S. without authorization, and others on travel visas remain here after their visas have expired.
Based on its mission to help Americans learn the lessons of the past to improve how immigrants are treated today, the Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation Board of Directors calls on the President, federal policymakers and stakeholder groups to observe the principles below as they engage in the national debate to reform our nation's immigration system.
#1: Pursue a rational and humane approach to the undocumented population.
#2: Promote economic opportunity for all.
#3: Implement an employment verification system that works for workers and employers.
#4: Protect and advance family unity as a cornerstone of the nation's immigration system.
#5: Allocate sufficient worker visas to close incentives for unlawful migration.
#6: Implement smart, effective enforcement measures.
#7: Limit mandatory detention and create alternatives to detention.
#8: Establish a strategic border enforcement policy that respects the rights of border community residents.
The Centennial Commemoration of the U.S. Immigration Station, Angel Island provides AIISF and its supporters the opportunity to share the lessons on past immigration detention and their effects on immigrants to inform the current, at times heated, national debate on immigration reform. The Immigration Station stands as the National Historic Landmark that symbolizes how much American immigration policy has rightly progressed in the last century, yet faces many of the same questions for the next century.
America has had an uneasy, unsettled relationship with immigrants and the changing demographics they bring to local communities. As such, AIISF has sought to educate the public about the complex story and rich cultural heritage of Pacific Coast immigrants and their descendants. Consistent with its Principles for Immigration Policy and as a member of the International Sites of Conscience Network, AIISF seeks to add its voice and participate in the national dialogue and urges policymakers to embrace and adopt reasonable, workable solutions to immigration reform.


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If you've lived in Atlanta for any length of time, you may have heard of Eddie's Attic. If you live here and can make an F-chord on a guitar, you most likely have heard of Eddie's Attic. If you live here, can make an F-chord on a guitar, and have subjected your family to Johnny Cash and John Prine covers to the point of imminent violence, you not only have heard of Eddie's Attic, but you've been there, you've drunk there, and you've gone to bed wondering what it would be like to play there. You've imagined achieving, on that tiny stage in that tiny room in Decatur, in front of those 150 rapt listeners, a moment of perfect musical transcendence, when audience and performer are linked by a bridge built of nothing more than sound waves, but no less strong than if it were of iron and steel. Truly, in concert.
Or is that just me?
This month's issue features a profile of Eddie Owen, the guy behind Eddie's Attic. I first stumbled on the place not long after moving to Atlanta in 2000. My wife and I had heard about Eddie's and figured we'd check it out, without knowing anything about the headliner. Turned out it was Matthew Kahler, a Georgia boy who reminded me of what James Taylor would sound like if he lived in the real world and not Martha's Vineyard. The set was fantastic—a mix of silliness, solemnity, and catchy pop songs. When we left a few hours later, Kahler's CD in hand, I remarked how lucky we were to have come on such a good night for music.
What I came to realize is that hearing good music at Eddie's isn't a matter of luck, it's a matter of fact. So many great local musicians have played there—and I don't mean just superstars like John Mayer and Sugarland and the Indigo Girls, but lesser-knowns like Derek Webb and Tyler Lyle—that it's become a sort of rite of passage for singer-songwriters in the hothouse of Atlanta's music scene. And that's not even accounting for the amazing national talent that graces its stage.
Last year I was invited to be a judge for the Attic's biannual open-mic shootout, in which winners of the weekly contests face off for the top prize of $1,000. Eddie was the host. If you ever get the chance to be a judge for this event, I suggest you take it. Not only are the drinks and food on the house, but you also get a ringside seat for musicians who can't believe their luck that they're playing this stage. And you get to watch Eddie in action, and marvel how a little second-story room across from a Chick-fil-A could conjure so much magic, night after night after night.
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The term "Middle East" comes from the British navy, which used it to describe the countries on the trade route from Europe to India and China. Everything from Afghanistan to Morocco may possibly be classified as "middle eastern", depending on whom you ask -- and when.
Only a partial list of past Empires in the middle eastern territory includes Sumeria, Babylonia, Persia, the Ottoman Empire and the Roman Empire!
When northern Europe was still lurking about in slimy cold stone castles playing chess, the Middle East was enjoying the flowers of poetry, luxurious craftsmanship, music and literature. In fact, the Renaissance in Europe was partly inspired by stories brought back from the middle east by travelers along the trade route.
Strategic location, religious history and the world's largest supply of crude oil have kept the Middle East at the center of world activity for centuries. The saga continues.
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Chinese Spinach-Almond Salad Recipe
This recipe combines power-packed spinach, a good source of vitamins A and K, with other veggies, lean meat and crunchy, heart-healthy almonds. Reduced-fat dressing adds a light Asian flavor and touch to each hearty serving. Mary Ann Kieffer - Lawrence, Kansas
- 1 package (6 ounces) fresh baby spinach
- 2 cups cubed cooked pork
- 1 cup bean sprouts
- 2 medium carrots, thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1/4 cup sliced almonds, toasted
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat sesame ginger salad dressing
- In a large bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Divide among four salad plates; drizzle each serving with 2 tablespoons dressing. Serve immediately. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Chinese Spinach-Almond Salad in Healthy Cooking April/May 2009, p25
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Jason Isaacs Confirms Return as Lucius Malfoy for "Deathly Hallows"Isaacs Interviews
Actor Jason Isaacs has given a new interview where he confirms again he will return as Death Eater Lucius Malfoy in the film version (s) of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Speaking to Coming Soon.com, Jason says while he is uncertain when he is to begin filming (he thinks February at this point), he is very much looking forward to returning to the part, and to working with actress Helen McCrory who has taken on the role of Narcissa Malfoy.
"I am very excited. Also, the woman who is playing my wife I've been a fan of for a very long time. In fact, one of the great things about going to do "Harry Potter" at all is that a lot of people who are my acting idols I see sitting in make-up chairs beside me. To get to do scenes with Gary Oldman and Richard Harris, Michael Gambon and now Helen McCrory, who I'm a big fan of – it's fabulous."
Jason also admits he had not read "Deathly Hallows" before learning that his character would return, but did admit again that he spoke with author J.K. Rowling before the publication, begging for Lucius to get out of prison after book five. Quotage:
"I'm not quite strong enough to pick up a book of that weight. I had a couple of people to help me, and a winch. The secret can be out now. Before it came out I wasn't quite sure – there was a point where I wasn't sure I was going to do anymore because there wasn't much for me to do in number five and I wasn't in number six. I met Jo Rowling for the first time at a big awards dinner. I went over and basically fell to my knees and said "Get me out of prison, I beg you." She looked over her shoulder and looked back at me mouthing "You're out. Chapter One." And that was it, that's all I had to know, and I signed up immediately.
Jason Isaacs also says he is currently filming a guest spot for the hit HBO series "Entourage," noting: "I play a truly monstrous character. Frankly, there is not point in competing with Ari frankly. The thing is all those characters are so deeply drawn, a little like "Harry Potter" you've got to hit the ground running. Similarly to "Harry Potter" also, you get to set and it's such a popular show here in Hollywood that they are so comfortable with what they are doing. They are so good at what they do that you feel like you have to come in with some pretty bold colors or you'll fall through the cracks."Thanks to Coming Soon!


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I am up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Hi folks we are the cast of Charlie's Angels. I am a little Lab mix puppy and I was born on March 4, 2013. Us kids were born in a barn and nobody wanted us so they took us to this rescue place. There's lots of puppies and kitty cats here and the Crazy Dog Lady takes real good care of us but we want a home of our own. I'll be ready to leave here in a couple of weeks and would love to be your "furever" pup. Won't you choose me please??????
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Luxurious Oceanfront Pet Friendly House Pool - SDAYS A & B in North Myrtle Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 5
- sleeps 20
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- community Windy Hill
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This Pet Friendly property is a Luxury Rental!*
Spend your lazy, sunny vacation days in North Myrtle Beach, SC at an oceanfront beach Duplex where spaciousness meets convenience.
Each side of Seaside Days Duplex is a fabulous and comfortably sleeps 20 people. Nestled in the Windy Hill section of North Myrtle Beach, Seaside Days A or B is an Ocean Boulevard favorite. These luxurious accommodations include a SHARED sparkling blue swimming pool, in addition to private, easy beach access. Take a dip and cool off during the day and in the evening, enjoy a relaxing dip in the pool under the stars.
Rise and shine to the sound of ocean waves crashing ashore and the North Myrtle Beach sunrise that peeks over the Atlantic Ocean. It is a glorious scene that you can enjoy every day of your North Myrtle Beach vacation when you bring your family and pet to Seaside Days A or B.
The luxurious interiors of these family vacation rentals feature a fully-equipped kitchen boasting everything you need, including a dishwasher. Numerous televisions with DVD players, a big-screen plasma TV and high-speed Internet access. A washer and dryer add to the long list of conveniences found at Seaside Days A or B, while oceanfront, postcard-perfect views are the natural reasons families vacation in this stellar beachfront location.
Race barefoot to the white, sandy beaches and spend hours enjoying the oceanfront. Stretch out on your beach towel for an oceanfront nap or bring a beach chair to the water's edge and read a book while the waves keep your feet nice and cool. Marvel at the North Myrtle Beach coastline while walking the sandy shores and beachcombing for seashells. Seaside Days A or B is oceanfront fun that is as relaxing as it is exciting.
And it is conveniently located near Myrtle Beach's popular golf courses (there are more than 100 golf courses in the Myrtle Beach area), shopping meccas and seafood restaurants. From miniature golf and ice cream shops to deep-sea fishing and parasail rides, North Myrtle Beach has everything and Seaside Days A or B luxuriously puts your family in close proximity to all of it.
Spend your next Family Reunion in luxury! Rent both sides of Seaside Days!!
*Luxury Rentals include linens and departure maid service. An additional reduced rate luxury fee is added to all luxury rentals.
Seaside Days A & B will allow you to bring a small pet under 15lbs with a $300 deposit.
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*Please refer to property name when making an inquiry or reservation. We rent to families and responsible adults only. No house parties. No Smoking. Weeks only June thru August.
Note: Please note rental rates are subject to change and may increase or decrease depending on availability. Existing reservations with prepayment are excluded.
Reservations: Open 7 days a Week; 8:30AM to 9PM (Mon-Sat) and 8:30AM to 7:00PM (Sunday)
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Both sides feature: Elevator, Central Heat/Air, Microwave, Dishwasher, Disposal, W/D, 7CCTV (1-52"), 7DVD, high speed internet, game room with Foosball, Game Table and Shuffleboard, tile flooring, granite counters, 4 bedrooms with balconies, 2 charcoal grills, outside shower, SHARED inground pool. Over 3100 heated square feet per side.
Small Pets under 15lbs with $300 deposit.
Bedding: 1 King, 3 Queen, 3 Double, 3 Queen Sleepers
activities and attractions in North Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Ripley's Aquarium, Believe It or Not Museum, Haunted Adventure and 4-D moving theater, ice cream shops, outlet malls, seafood restaurants, water sports, Miniature Golf, Indoor Miniature Golf, championship golf, Casino Boats, shopping, gourmet dining, concerts, live theatre, Dolphin Sighting Cruises, Fishing Charters, freshwater fishing, Family Kingdom amusement park, water parks, museum, fitness center, day spas, jet ski rentals, parasailing, windsurfing, kayaking, biking, shelling, surfing, swimming, Myrtle Beach Pelicans professional baseball team, Broadway at the Beach, Barefoot Landing, Tanger Outlet Centers, Alligator Adventure, Alabama Theatre, Dolly Parton's Pirates Voyage Fun, Feast and Adventure, Carolina Opry, House of Blues, Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament Show, Le Grande Cirque, Legends in Concert, Banana Boat Rides, Brookgreen Gardens, Huntington State Park, Wonder Works, Myrtle Beach Skywheel, Myrtle Beach Zip Line, Myrtle Beach Speedway Nascar Experience and much more!
vacation rental rates
Prices are set according to location of unit, unit condition, number of bedrooms, and amenities offered with unit. Rates are higher Easter, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, and special event weeks.
13% tax, $2.00 per night resort fee and a non refundable processing fee 5% of rental amount, $25 minimum. (Subject to change)
One half of the base rental amount is due within 7 business days after booking reservation. Final payment is due 30 days before arrival date. Payment may be made with personal check, cashiers check, money order or MC or VISA.
A valid MC or VISA must be on reservation or a $500 cash security deposit is added to the rental amount. Deposit will be refunded 4-6 weeks after your departure date.
Confirmed reservations are not transferable. Confirmed reservations may be cancelled by written notice. Upon confirmation, the unit is off the market to anyone else; therefore, the advance deposit will be refunded only if the unit is re-rented at the full rental amount. All refunds are subject to a $100.00 cancellation fee.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in North Myrtle Beach
- House of Blues
- Shopping & Dining
- Golf
- Amusement Park - Summer months only
- Night Life & Live Dinner Theatres
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- Beach - shelling, swimming, sunbathing
- Flea Markets
- Outlet Shopping
- Thrift Store
- Picnic at the park or on the Beach
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Do i need to use mysql_real_escape_string with the above $_post values
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I think there are many ways to improve that code, using arrays more efficiently (code as arrays).
For one, it contains rows of repetitive code like this:
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$paypal['firstname'] = isset($_POST['firstname']) ? $_POST['firstname']: "";
$paypal['lastname'] = isset($_POST['lastname']) ? $_POST['lastname']: "";
// ad nauseum
PHP Code:
// these are the required paypal fields (you would have to add them all)
$original = array('firstname','lastname','address');
// then you could assign an empty string to each one
$pp = array_fill_keys($original, '');
// var_dump($pp) // have a look and check by uncommenting this line
// here is an example of some incoming POST vars:
// 2 you ARE expecting, and will use
$_POST['firstname'] = 'Joe';
$_POST['lastname'] = 'Bloggs';
// imagine $_POST['address'] is missing
... nothing here, its missing ;)
// one you DONT want to use, say ...
// then merge them
$paypal = array_merge($pp, $_POST);
var_dump( $paypal);
// gives:
'firstname' => string 'Joe' (length=3)
'lastname' => string 'Bloggs' (length=6)
'address' => string '' (length=0)
There are other similar things you can do to eliminate all those hardcoded keys which appear in that code.
Getting back to your original question, Mike is right of course, you do not need to prepare it for insertion into a db, you have no idea what PP are going to do with those values - that is their responsibility, unless they instruct you to do otherwise of course.
Your responsibility is to Escape Output (from FIEO, Filter Input Escape Output) ready for the next environment the vars are heading.
Where this code falls down again is that it (seemingly) does not Escape Output when subsequently echoing those vars into a HTML page, that is where you should be using one of the PHP escape mechanisms prior using htmlentities() htmlspecialchars()etc.
So, good question, and yes, you should be escaping your data, but not there and not using mysql_real_escape_string (which counters SQL injection attacks) but as you dump the vars back onto a page (to counter XSS attacks in html).
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Sorry, I meant to point you to this link loops are good as further reading on the benefits of using your PHP code as arrays, which I apologise to everyone else here for adding (yet) again.
Its just one of those articles that for some coders, at the right time can cause a 'light bulb' moment, and from then on ought to really cause you to grind your teeth when you see reams of repetitive hard-coded arrays.
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The cryptically-named Wrongbar has taken over the old Dragonfly spot (and the short-lived B-Sweet). The difference this time around is that the new owners – Nav Sangha a.k.a. DJ Nasty Nav and Chris Harper a.k.a. DJ Jelly – are well connected in the Queen West scene.
Anchored by the ambitious duo, Wrongbar displays a rugged attention to detail – from the vintage pinball machine to the eclecticly-stocked jukebox. In particular, the boys tried to avoid the contemporary clichs of bar-making, hoping instead to give Wrongbar the austerity of Parkdales distinctive character.
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Schnucks officials say they have found the issue that has caused reports of unauthorized access to customer's payment card information.
The investigation came after authorities say hackers may have stolen thousands of customers' credit card information after shopping at stores in and around St. Louis, MO.
They say they have taken measures designed to block any further access. The computer forensic firm that Schnucks was working with, found evidence of computer code that would capture the magnetic stripe data on the back of payment cards.
Now that the issue has been identified and contained, the investigation will turn to determining for how long the issue existed and which stores were affected.
They say customers can continue to use credit and debit cards at Schnucks.
"After an extensive review, we confirmed that Schnucks was the victim of a cyberattack," said Chairman and CEO Scott Schnuck. "We have identified the issue and taken comprehensive measures to contain the incident. We are cooperating with law enforcement, the Missouri Attorney General's Office, and the credit card companies to determine the scope and magnitude of this crime and apprehend those individuals making fraudulent purchases. We have been told by the computer forensics expert that the security enhancements we have implemented in the last 48 hours are designed to block this attack from continuing. Our customers can continue using credit and debit cards at our stores. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers, and we thank each of them for their patience while we worked hard to investigate their concerns."
Schnucks advises that if customers suspect their cards may have been compromised, they should immediately contact their credit or debit card company, typically a bank or credit union.
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Is it safe to use my card at Schnucks?
The issue has been identified and contained. The comprehensive measures enacted in the last 48 hours are designed to block this attack from continuing. Customers may continue to use their credit and debit cards at our stores.
How many customers were affected? How many cards compromised?
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What can I do if my card might be affected?
Schnucks advises customers to immediately contact the bank, credit union, or other financial institution that issued their credit or debit card. The phone number to call is usually on the back of the card.
Now that the issue is contained, could I still experience fraud?
Even though we have contained the attack, any card that was already accessed could still experience fraud. When we identify the cards that may have been accessed, we will work with the credit card companies to notify the banks that issued those cards so those banks can take preventative measures. Even if you have not noticed fraudulent charges, your bank may still cancel and reissue your card.
Why did you wait until now to make this announcement?
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According to president John W. Fuller, "Consistent growth during the course of 2006 has demanded a larger shop, warehouse and office environment to properly service our Colorado and regional client base. Frankly, we also needed a large enough shop to maintain our Skytrackers inside, throughout the cold months of winter." Fuller adds, "Growth in sales and rental clients outside of Colorado, combined with more involvement in design solutions have necessitated partnering with individuals who have diverse experience, such as Buddy, who can more work more closely within markets like Oklahoma."
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The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer (http://bit.ly/Uf27zz ) reports that the British broadcasting behemoth picked Melt -- a bar and restaurant in Cleveland Heights that specializes in grilled cheese sandwiches -- as one of its American locations for reporting on the election.
The BBC will be broadcasting live there from early evening until about 2 a.m. -- or until the election results are final. The restaurant in the battleground state of Ohio was chosen because it's known for drawing a cross-section of the area's population.
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*Dick Vitale has called college basketball games for 34 seasons. He'll turn 74 in June and lives a wonderful life chasing his grandchildren with his wife, Lorraine, in southeastern Florida.
When people ask Vitale how he maintains his boundless passion for college basketball, this is what he tells them:
"Games like the Michigan-Indiana game Saturday night (in Bloomington)," Vitale said. "It's has all the makeup you could want from a game. Two monster teams, great individual players, an unbelievable atmosphere and first place in the best conference (Big Ten) in the country on the line. I can't wait."
*Vitale identified two keys to the game: "Indiana needs a monster game from (center Cody) Zeller," he said. "He has to be dominant in the paint. They need to go to him. The other thing is how Indiana defends Michigan's backcourt (Trey Burke and Tim Hardaway Jr.). They're the best backcourt in the country and they can really control a game with their speed and ability to make plays."
*No word on the line for the game yet, but Jeff Sagarin's power ratings favor Indiana by nearly 5 (3 ½ for the homecourt advantage) and Ken Pomeroy's analytics have it IU 76, Michigan 70. I'll guess the number will be closer to 3.
*Games like this bring out the celebrities: Vitale is traveling with tennis guru Nick Bollettieri. Two-time American League home run champion Jose Bautista and his Toronto Blue Jays' teammate Adam Lind will accompany ESPN play-by-play voice Dan Shulman.
NBA Hall of Famer Dolph Schayes, who is 84, will attend the game as will Jonathan Martin, one of the nation's top political writers from Politico.com
*Here's one other Assembly Hall visitor to remember: Theo Pinson.
Dave Telep of ESPN.com rates Pinson the seventh best prospect in the 2014 high school class. He's a 6-foot-6 wing from Greensboro, N.C. who will be taking a look at Tom Crean's program.
*Vitale puts Michigan and Indiana on his list of the four best teams in the country. The other two?
"Florida and Louisville," he said.
Even though the Cards have slipped from the Top 10 while losing three of their last four?
"Absolutely," Vitale said. "Two of those games were heartbreakers that could have gone either way. Louisville can still play with anybody."
*Remember what Kentucky coach John Calipari said about Kyle Wiltjer, his sophomore forward, after the Wildcats nearly blew their first SEC road game at Vanderbilt?
He said that every team in the SEC was going to watch video of Wiltjer's dreadful defense and attack him. He said that if Wiltjer didn't pump up the adrenaline that Calipari would not be able to play him.
Wiltjer responded with his worst game of the season against Texas A&M, failing to score in 19 minutes as the Wildcats were upset at home. Since then it's been nearly impossible to criticize Wiltjer's play.
Over the last five games, Wiltjer has averaged 16.4 points, making nearly 52 percent of his field-goal attempts, including 11 of 29 from the three-point line (37.9 percent).
*What happened to Purdue, losers by 37 to Indiana Wednesday?
Others will dwell on the loss of Robbie Hummel and other top players over the last two seasons. But here is another factor that Matt Painter has not been able to overcome:
The loss of two major legacy recruits. Two of the top five freshmen in the Big Ten have major ties to Purdue, but are playing elsewhere. One is Michigan freshman Glenn Robinson III, whose father, Glenn "Big Dog" Robinson, was a teammate of Painter's at Purdue. The other is Michigan State freshman Gary Harris, whose mother, Joy (Holmes) Harris, scored nearly 1,800 points for the Boilermakers.
Robinson is averaging 12.1 points for the Wolverines, while Harris is giving the Spartans 12.7 per game.
*Who better to make a Super Bowl prediction than former Green Bay Packers star Paul Hornung, who was on his way to New Orleans Thursday for several Super Bowl appearances?
"Baltimore," Hornung said.
But the San Francisco 49ers are favored?
"I know," Hornung said. "I like Baltimore. I think Joe Flacco (the Ravens' quarterback) has been tremendous during the post-season. I really like the way he's playing."
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Wasps have responded in a statement to speculation about a potential move to a new ground.
James O'Connor will return to Australia in January after signing for the Reds along with league star Karmichael Hunt.
Alipate Ratini scored a magnificent hat-trick to lead Grenoble to a first win of the season, 37-23 over Bordeaux-Bègles.
The Welsh Rugby Union and the four Regions have struck a deal which puts an end to their long-running dispute.
London Welsh coach Justin Burnell believes Piri Weepu has tenacity to thrive in Aviva Premiership after stroke recovery.
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Stuart Barnes reflects on the Heineken Cup final and how Saracens must pick themselves up.
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You've seen guys like Henry Ellard do flips to celebrate touchdowns. You've even seen guys flip into the endzone. Maybe you've even seen them do it to avoid a tackle. But, man, this has to be one of the first times you've seen a guy flip over a tackler to score a touchdown AND land on his feet. Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Jerome Simpson did just that against the Arizona Cardinals.
Now, if this were the Olympics Simpson would probably get a couple points deducted for putting his hand down. But seriously, check this stuff out. Pretty amazing.
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