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CHATTANOOGA, TN (WRCB) -- John Delk, 40, of Cleveland, Tenn., was sentenced Thursday in U.S. District Court in Chattanooga to serve two years of probation and 100 hours of community service. Chief U.S. District Judge Curtis Collier handed down the sentence, which was the result of a guilty plea by Delk on November 9, 2011, to a federal indictment charging him with falsifying work records at the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Watts Bar Nuclear Facility.As part of the plea agreement, Delk stipulated that in August he fraudulently and knowingly signed a work closure form certifying that work had been completed when, in fact, the micrometer measurements were not completed and were forged. The certification of micrometer readings of cables such as the one in this case was and is relied upon to both ascertain the degradation of the cables and to determine the precise equipment needed to protect areas where the cable was to be spliced. "It is particularly disturbing that a federal contract employee would falsify information serving the containment area of a nuclear facility. In addition, the defendant was a supervisor of other employees. This case reminds federal contract employees that actions such as these could result in conviction of a federal felony," said U.S. Attorney Bill Killian. The indictment and guilty plea were the result of a 13-month investigation conducted by the TVA Office of the Inspector General. Assistant U.S. Attorney James T. Brooks represented the United States.
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Atlanta is rapidly becoming the Hollywood of the South, which means our ongoing relationships with celebrities and costumers can grow and flourish in person. Local celeb (and one of the manliest onscreen crossdressers in the history of cinema) Tyler Perry set up shop here full-time nearly 5 years ago. And while we've been working with the studio–which plays home to both film and television productions–the PR team had its first opportunity to visit the creative compound this week.
Spanx-ters from the PR team packed up wardrobe essentials (including the Hide & Sleek Hi-Rise Thong, pieces from the In-Power Line and Tight-End Tights) for the cast of Tyler Perry's House of Payne and headed for the set. After getting through what might be tightest security in town (NDAs! Drivers License numbers! Pat downs!—Ok, maybe not that last one.), we met up with the costume department for an unprecedented tour of the facility.
While we can't divulge much (see above) we can tell you that the studios are enormous and play home to a backlot that could give any Hollywood studio a run for its money. We can tell you that the cast members of House of Payne, Meet the Browns and current Tyler Perry film production The Marriage Counselor, are huge Spanx fans.
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Police: Man passed out drunk while stalking womanSeptember 12,2013By Patrick McArdle
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BENNINGTON — A man is facing criminal charges after police said he stalked an Arlington woman who said she was trying to stay away from him so she could maintain her sobriety.
Gerald V. Vaughn-Tifft, 54, of Sandgate, was arraigned Wednesday in Bennington criminal court on misdemeanor charges of stalking and driving under the influence of alcohol.
In an affidavit, Sgt. Jesse Robson, a trooper with the Vermont State Police, said he and another trooper were sent to Roy's Road in Arlington on Tuesday around 10:30 p.m. Police were told a "male stalker," later identified as Vaughn-Tifft was passed out in his truck near a woman's home.
Robson said he spoke with the woman who said she was an alcoholic. After eight years sober, she told police she had relapsed when she began drinking with Vaughn-Tifft until going to a rehabilitation facility Aug. 4.
After leaving the facility, she decided she didn't want to see Vaughn-Tifft because she is "being careful with her sobriety and feels as though his presence in her life would put her sobriety at risk," she told Robson.
The woman said she ran into Vaughn-Tifft unexpectedly at the Vermont State Fair on Sept. 7 and told him she was done with drinking and wanted him to leave her alone.
On Tuesday, she found she had a message on her answering machine from Vaughn-Tifft saying he loved her and was 100 yards from her home. The message caused the woman "substantial emotional distress" and she called police, Robson said.
Robson said police found Vaughn-Tifft passed out behind the steering wheel of his truck on a side street near the woman's home. Robson said he opened the door and, "smelled the strong odor of intoxicants and urine."
"It appeared to me that Gerald was waiting for (the woman) to arrive home. However, he passed out while waiting," Robson said.
A preliminary breath test taken around 11:40 p.m. Tuesday indicated Vaughn-Tifft's blood alcohol content was 0.122 percent.
The legal limit in Vermont is 0.08 percent.
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Many of the games-within-the-game this week involve, naturally, Tiger Woods (see: Can he finally win his 15th major and chip away at Jack Nicklaus's 18? Will he move closer to Sam Snead's all-time record of 82-wins? Will he get out to a strong start, only to stumble once again down the stretch? Et cetera, et cetera).
Woods also has the chance to climb back atop the rankings ladder for the first time since October 2010. But the current No. 2 has some competition for the first slot from last year's PGA Tour wunderkind. Indeed, Rory McIlroy, currently third in the Official World Golf Rankings behind Woods and top-ranked Luke Donald, sent a message with an opening-round 5-under 67, that he was, indeed, "playing pretty well" entering the year's final major.
"There's still a lot of golf left to play, but very happy with some of the golf that I've played this year," McIlroy told reporters Wednesday, when he gave himself a "B" for the season to date. "You know, I've still got a lot of good golf to look forward to."
Woods, whose flat stick has been suspect off and on this season, needed just 22 first-round putts and canned a dozen 1-putts during an otherwise up-and-down day. But a stretch of three straight birdies as he made the turn at 18 helped him into the clubhouse with a 69. He credited some changes he made during last week's Bridgestone Invitational for Thursday's putting prowess.
"I putted well on the weekend, made a few adjustments Friday night last week, and felt like I hit a lot of good putts," he said after watching defending champ Keegan Bradley post a 68 and 2010 PGA winner Martin Kaymer cough up an ugly 79. "Started the ball on my start lines again and I think I made six putts over 20 feet out there or something like that on the weekend, which is good. Came here with the same thoughts, same feels, and I made a few today."
Woods, who plummeted as low as 58th in the rankings after his sex scandal and injuries, already sits atop the FedEx Cup points standings and is the only three-time tour winner this season. He conceded he would enjoy reclaiming the No. 1 spot as well.
"It would be nice to get back there because obviously it meant that as far as I had dropped, to build my way back up to this point, I've had some wins, I've had some very high finishes, I've been consistent," Woods declared prior to the Bridgestone. "That's how you get to be one of the top players in the world. To be ranked as low as I did and then come all the way back to, as of right now, No. 2, that's pretty good."
For OWGR geeks, here's what the PGA Tour says has to happen for Woods and McIlroy to surpass Donald at the top of the rankings leaderboard:
- Win and go home -- Woods would take back the crown he held for a record 623 weeks with a victory this week. A solo second finish would do the trick as well -- if McIlroy were to come up short of a victory and Donald ended the week in sixth place or lower.
- He tries harder -- For McIlroy (who has played musical chairs for much of the season with Donald for the top ranking) to get to No. 1, he would need the current king to finish no higher than in a two-way tie for second. Finishing in second by himself would move McIlroy into the top slot if Donald missed the cut and Woods did not win.
Heading into Friday's second round, McIlroy was one of four players in second, one back of 18-hole leader Carl Petterrson. Woods was three off the pace.
Donald, by the way, was not so keen about relinquishing his crown but he was well aware of those seeking to stage a coup.
"Obviously I've got a lot of great players behind me, including Tiger," Donald said ahead of last week's Firestone clash. "It's good to have guys like that chomping at your heel. They push you to work harder, to challenge yourself to try and get to that next level."
Donald finished his first day at Kiawah Island with a 74 and will begin Friday's second round in a tie for 88th.


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Columbus Heights, Ocho Rios, Jamaica in Jamaica
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Columbus Heights in Ocho Rios overlooks the crystal blue waters of the Caribbean Sea and this luxury condo features spectacular harbour and city views. Watch the cruise ships come into the Ocho Rios pier from your own private balcony or gazebo. This two level unit has 2 bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom, Both bedrooms have access to the expansive private patio. The lower level features a spacious living room with fold-out bed, dining room, fully equiped kitchen and private gazebo also overlooking the bay. Maid service is included.
The condo complex has 5 oversized swimming pools, and a fully equipped gym. A quick 10 minute drive takes you the the world famous Dunns River Falls, water sports, zip lining and Island Village, featuring Margaritaville is across the streeet. A short walking distance away is the Jerk Centre and local shops, Craft Market, supermarket, duty free shops and other local restaurants , pubs and night clubs.
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cookie carnival :: may round-up!
i am so excited to say that this is our biggest carnival yet--12 participants came through. which is so great! i'm thrilled to have all these folks focusing our food obsession on cookies once a month with me.
on to this month's cookie! from Emeril (bam!) came our recipe for
BLUEBERRY DROP COOKIES. i have to say, i LOVED these cookies. they were one of the things i baked for the bake sale i told you about recently. yum. they were light and airy while still being moist---tasty! i made a few tweaks to the recipe which i noted below.
this recipe also marked the first time i ever used shortening. i usually balk at it...just the *idea* of it, but this time i thought, "i'll trust good ol' emeril and see what it's like." it certainly made a light cookie--like little blueberry-lemon cloud, they were. so, i can see why peeps use the shortening. so, thanks emeril!
* one-half cup shortening
* 1 cup sugar
* 1 egg
* one-fourth cup milk
* one-half teaspoon almond extract i omited this--thought i had some in the cabinet, but didn't, so i used a bit of vanilla and added some fresh lemon juice to kick up the lemon aspect, which was yum.
* one and one-half teaspoons grated lemon zest
* 2 cups all purpose flour
* 2 teaspoons baking powder
* One-half teaspoon salt
* 1 cup blueberries, rinsed and picked over i used frozen.
1. in a large mixing bowl, cream the shortening, sugar, egg, milk, almond extract and lemon zest, mixing well after the addition of each ingredient. slowly add the flour, baking powder and
salt. fold in the blueberries and mix until well blended. since i used frozen and feared they would make the dough a soppy mess, i did not add blueberries at this stage, but rather let the dought chill w/o 'em.
2. cover and chill for 4 hours. preheat oven to 375 degrees. drop the dough by teaspoonfuls, (i added the frozen blueberries to each spoonful) one and one-half inches apart onto greased cookie sheets. bake 12 to 15 minutes. remove from the oven and let cool for a few minutes before removing them with a spatula.
Makes about 4 dozen. mine did not yield nearly this many. mine might have been a *tad* large, but not my too much and i only got 2 dozen out of it.
let's find out how everyone else did! i hope i got all the right pics with the right people and the links to all of your posts in there properly. if anyone finds an error, email me. i'm starting to see double here!
first there's holly over at Phemomenon.
she's funny because she is a self-proclaimed food "fiddler." she loves to tweak the recipes and i love that. here's a bit of her post. "In the beginning I was just going to substitute half the shortening with some butter, just for flavor, just because. Then, I got thinking about how much I love orange with blueberry, so I switched out the lemon." read the rest on her blog.
Jen, the Beantown Baker is next.though she's been on the email list for a while now, this is her first entry in the carnival and we're so happy to have her. read her post (and many others!) here.
on to hygeian at Phamished.
she give some great bits on the health benefits of blueberries. read her post here.
sihan of Fundamentally Flawed is up next.
here's a bit of her blog post. "A simple recipe that calls for minimal ingredients yet yield such a delectable goodie all a very short span of time. We're talking about express cookies on the go over here! *yum*." read the rest here.
next we have april and Abby Sweets.
she also went for the vanilla rather than the almond. it's fun to see how people like to change things up. read her post here.
tiffany of Lattes and Life is next. isn't that a good blog name?
she has a fun little tale to tell about how she got a hold of her blueberries. check out her post here.
robin of Made With Love is up next.
she also found that the recipe didn't yield as much as it said it would. so, thanks robin for helping me feel less crazy! read her post here.
next up is temperance at High on the Hog.
this is her first carnival and her post cracked me up. here's a bit of it. "Thoughts while baking...Pure almond extract may smell good but you really don't want to try it. Also Ammaretto is not an adequate substitute (darn it). I have always wondered when you zest a lemon what are you suppose to do with the rest of it?" read the rest of her post here.
and on to the hilarous kitty over at Boring History Girl. she's had trouble with nearly every cookie recipe, but bless her heart she keeps at it!!! i love getting her emails. check out her post here.
next up is megan over at My Baking Adventures
she also has the food "fiddler" bug. she omitted the BLUEBERRIES. cookie carnival renegade is what she is. here's a bit of her post. "Now, being the person that I am, I couldn't leave well enough alone. I asked Kate if I could try a different fruit, as blueberries aren't too popular with certain family members. And I felt really silly asking her that, considering the name of the cookies are BLUEBERRY Drop Cookies." read on HERE.
on to steph over at Steph Chows.
now it's getting just silly. she also tweaked the recipe. the fun thing about hers is that she tricked them out health-food style. check her post here.
finally, we have megan over at Megan's Cookin'.
she noted that the unbaked little cookie dough lumps look sorta like aliens. it's true. check out her post here.
whew! that's all 12 of you! hooray! thanks, everyone for participating. JUNE'S cookie recipe is coming soon.
i stand corrected---THIRTEEN of you. we had a late comer to the round-up. mari of Mevrouw Cupcake!she paired hers with lemon ice cream and frankly, the thought of this has me just squealing with delight over here. i can't believe that i can't try a bite of it right at this very moment. she's got a great post up telling her tale of baking these little beauties and a great book recommendation, to. i've already got it on hold at the library. thanks, mari! better late than never!
happy summer!
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It is the second time in about a month MLGW is putting out a warning about a scammer trying to use the utility's good name to rip off its commercial and business customers.
This time the caller somehow managed to gain another level of perceived authenticity.
MLGW says over the weekend a commercial customer got a call from someone claiming to be from MLGW. The caller claimed the utilities would be cut off unless the customer made a payment using a Green Dot money card.
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Camp Salmen Nature Park - Slidell, Louisiana
Located on scenic Bayou Liberty near Slidell, Louisiana, Camp Salmen is historically significant for many reasons:
- It consists of land originally awarded as land grants by Spanish governor Estevan Miro in 1785 and 1787
- It hosted a trading post in the Bayou Liberty region which was probably built in the early years of the 1800s
- It is the site of a major ferry across Bayou Liberty which operated from the early 1800s into the early 1900s
- The Salmen Brick and Lumber Co. acquired the property in 1901, and conducted timbering operations there for many years before donating the property to the Boy Scouts in 1924
- The scouts used the property for nearly 60 years as its regional camp reservation for the Greater New Orleans Area
Illuminating the property's heritage is a 200-year-old French Creole-style building, which was probably built in the first decade of the 1800s and served as the major trading post in the Bayou Liberty region for over a century. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2006.
An enduring scout culture—one which developed from the collective experiences of tens of thousands of young scouts—endures in the shadows of this building, nicknamed Salmen Lodge by the scouts. Dominating the property, however, is a rich ecological endowment of native landscapes and an unusually diverse community of plants and animals, which make the Camp Salmen Nature Park a living museum.
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HEAT large skillet sprayed with cooking spray on medium-high heat. Add fish; cook 5 min. on each side or until fish flakes easily with fork. Remove from skillet; cover to keep warm.
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Salisbury, MD. Here's a suggestion for getting over the Winter Blahs: the Philadelphia Flower Show…. the Grandmama of all flower shows! Long known as the largest, most spectacular show on the East Coast, the Philadelphia Flower show has something to tickle the fancy of absolutely everybody.
This year the show begins with a PHS Member's preview of Saturday afternoon, March 5th. It opens to the rest of us on March 6th and continues through March 11th. The great news is that the Wicomico Youth and Civic Center in Salisbury is taking a bus trip up on Friday, March 13th. The bus leaves the WYCC in Salisbury at a leisurely 9:30AM, arriving at the Show at approximately noon. It departs Philadelphia at 6:30PM and will deliver gardening enthusiasts back in Salisbury at 10PM. The great thing about going by bus is that, after six hours of walking and shopping at the Show, you can sleep on the way home! Not only that, there is a ton of storage space on the bus, so you can shop to your heart's content. And the best part? The trip is only $64 per person (includes bus transportation, show ticket and driver gratuity). When we checked last Friday, there were still 20 seats left.
The theme, "Springtime in Paris" says it all! Each of the gardening displays and exhibits interprets the theme in its own way. "A blooming "Springtime in Paris" will greet us with a bucolic park scene along the Seine. Flowering trees, lilacs, roses and borders of lavender will lead visitors through gardens inspired by the Tuileries. In the distance, a daring Moulin Rouge atmosphere will pulse with cabaret performances, spectacular flower sculptures and carousel topiaries." In addition, "foodies" will love the International Wine and Spirits Garden presented by the PA Wine & Spirits Store. Based on what we've seen at previous shows, the Show experience should be spectacular!
And what can you expect to learn on Friday? The free seminars are as follows:
12 noon: Butterfly Gardens presented by Carrie Wiles (assuming traffic moves right along and the bus gets us there in time)
1PM: Rain Gardens presented by Kevin Staso
2PM: To be announced
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5PM: Tips on Veggie Gardening presented by Chris Holt
6PM: Zoo on Wheels will be presented by a traveling naturalist from the Philadelphia Zoo. If you elect to attend the first part of this one, watch your time, because the bus leaves to come home promptly at 6:30PM…..and it's too far and too cold to walk!
Clothes, Gifts, garden gadgets, plants, specialty items…it's a garden shoppers heaven, so bring your credit cards with you! If it sounds like a bit more walking than you are used to, not to fear, wheelchair rentals are available. For ticket information, just call the Wicomico County Youth and Civic Center at 410.548.4911. Hope to see you there!
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Not far from where I lived in Stow, Massachusetts, just outside of town, I came across a very typical New England white cedar swamp, and was immediately drawn to it's unique beauty.
Barely noticeable from the road, and not easily accessible, one has work hard to actually wade through it, however once inside it feels like you are on a completely different planet. In the swamp you lose the sense of seasons and the surreal landscape tricks your eyes into appearing infinite, dark, deep and dead. Far from being dead, as you tread carefully through the tea-coloured water, you start to notice all the life in these unique ecosystem.
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An American flag flying upside down, historically, is a signal of distress. A Palm Bay family did just that, hanging a flag upside down to signal that they believe the outcome of the presidential election has put the country in distress.
Shirley Moore and her husband Thomas, a disabled war veteran, find the sight of the Star Spangled Banner flying upside down right across from their house upsetting.
"To do something like that was, un-American," said Shirley. "That does not present us as a United States of America, to have our flag upside down, and it hurt my feelings, because my husband's a veteran."
The flag has been upside down since Saturday and has stayed that way through Veteran's Day, something Moore says is especially disrespectful.
"I feel that a lot of people, grandparents, great grandparents all fought for this country and that they deserved at least one day of recognition, without there having to be something turned upside down."
But the family that lives in the home said they don't mean any disrespect, especially to veterans, and said the upside down flag is simply an expression of their disappointment about the election. They even posted a sign on their door citing Title 36, Chapter 10, of the flag code, explaining the meaning of the flipped flag.
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All last week we provided you with our team's recaps and experiences at the Dwell on Design event. We wrapped it all up yesterday with Annie's post about the Sander Architect's Green House. Today, I'd like to start back at the beginning and talk about what I discovered on my way to the event...
I had to pick up a friend at Union Station in downtown Los Angeles and then head over to the convention center not too far away for the Dwell on Design event. Since L.A. traffic is always unpredictable, I arrived about thirty minutes early and was wondering where I would wait. I drove maybe 100 yards past Union Station and found a large, modern looking structure with the word "bakery" on it. Perfect.
Not only did I have the best powder-sugar almond crousant, but I made an incredible discovery. Homeboy Industries is a non-profit organization, founded by a Jesuit priest Father Greg Boyle, which helps former gang members and recently incarcerated youth rebuild their future and their life. It is the largest gang intervention program in the country.
It provides programs designed to meet multiple needs, such as counseling, tattoo removal and education. There are also four businesses that serve as job-training sites, such as the bakery where I stopped in that morning. The first thing I noticed when I walked in, besides the fact that it was packed, was the energy level... It was so positive and it was everywhere.
Through various charities and profits earned from the bakery and cafe (which just sold their first products to the Ralphs grocer chain), Father Greg Boyle provide and his organization are able to provide second chance opportunities, most importantly hope for change.
For more information you can visit their website.
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One of the many beautiful projects in this year's Dwell on Design Home Tours line up was Sander Architect's Green House pair. This set of townhouses on one single lot face each other over a drivable courtyard. They are very similar in appearance, yet not identical. Both buildings are wrapped in a skin of 1" x 2" aluminum edges that give it a very distinct appearance, but also act as a shade screen throughout the day.
This pair is what Whitney would call a Hybrid House. "This is a new type of house that we have developed, using a prefabricated metal frame, skin and roof. We have achieved unprecedented economies by using prefabricated building (warehouse) fabricators to manufacture the most expensive parts of the houses at a fraction of the normal costs. We have also achieved unprecedented scale."
The windows are wrapped in the same material used for bus graphics, which allows the home owners to see out, but no one to see in. What a brilliant idea! The custom pattern was designed to reflect the surrounding environment.
They photographed a tree and blew up the image so each building looks as though the the trees are reflecting in the windows. This organic element brings a lot of character to these ultra modern homes.
The front townhouse faces the street and features a quaint zen garden for a front yard. The concrete floors blend with the natural stone wall to create a very calm and peaceful area, filled with lots of natural sunlight. Simple organic wood furniture paired with these modern materials create a great balance in an industrial style space.
What a stunning kitchen! The dark oak Italian kitchen cabinetry contrasts perfectly with the concrete floors, while the two-story oxidized metal panels dominate the space.
The second floor living room features a glass railing and glass walkway which overlooks the kitchen. Modern glass dining tables are a great choice for an open plan. From above the dining table basically disappears.
The soft industrial aesthetic of this modern dining table (below) will help you get this look in your home.
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The contemporary chandelier adds an elegant touch to the industrial space and brings the organic elements of nature indoors.
If you love the chandelier, but aren't one of those lucky enough have these gorgeously high ceilings, a shorter capiz shell pendant would work beautifully in your space.
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Many innovative green materials were used throughout this entire project, including passive heating and cooling, natural daylighting, shade screens, bamboo flooring, green cabinetry, and recycled glass countertops.
There were many amazing homes on the the Dwell Home Tour schedule and this is just one of them! I hope you had a chance to check them all out! But if not, there's always next year.....
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The Cowboys announced a well-anticipated new contract for head coach Wade Phillips today that runs through the 2011 season.
Phillips' deal ended after this season but contained a team option for next season. Owner Jerry Jones assured Phillips that he has a contract for the next two seasons.
"I'm encouraged by the progress that we made this year, but in no way are we satisfied," Jones said. "This contract represents that. Two years in the NFL is an eternity, but it has to be urgent."
The deal originally was announced on the team's Website that it ran through ''12, but a last-minute change shortened it by a year.
It is significant for a few reasons. Phillips will not enter next season as a lame-duck head coach, and it for now assures that he will be paid a year from now if the owners decide to lock out the players if no new Collective Bargaining Agreement is reached.
Phillips has a 33-15 record over his three seasons in Dallas, winning two NFC East titles. This season, Phillips was the defensive coordinator, too, overseeing a top-10 unit that played some of its best ball down the stretch prior to the team's 34-3 loss to the Vikings in the divisional playoffs.
The playoff win over the Eagles was the team's first since 1996 and it was Phillips' first postseason victory as a head coach.
This will be the first time Phillips has made it to a fourth season with a team as a head coach. He was fired after two seasons with the Broncos, compiling a 16-16 record before the team hired Mike Shanahan. He lasted three seasons in Buffalo but was fired despite a 29-19 mark.


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The Themed Entertainment Association has accepted a permanent seat on ESTA's new Certification Council. The Certification Council is the governing body which will manage the development and implementation of a new industry-wide certification program for entertainment technology technicians.
The TEA board of directors has appointed TEA executive director Gene Jeffers as their representative to the Council. Gene brings a significant association background to the table with over 30 years experience in nonprofit management, communications and analysis, including a stint as vice president of public affairs for the National Association of Broadcasters.
"This Entertainment Technician Certification Program is a win-win program for all concerned," says Jeffers. "Helping to improve safety and ensure consistency within the industry has never been more important to the guests we all serve, to the owners of projects and attractions, and to the TEA member firms who design and develop these wondrous places and experiences."
"We are delighted that the TEA is taking a seat on the ESTA Certification Council," says ESTA president Mike Wood. "The intent for this certification program is that it will cover all areas of the entertainment industry and the involvement of TEA ensures that the specific needs and concerns of the themed entertainment sector will be considered."
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Lewiston, Maine – The Portland Pirates, AHL Affiliate of the Phoenix Coyotes, announced updated totals for the inaugural Goals for Good program today. Each of the Goals for Good sponsors has an in-ice advertisement for the 2013-14 season at the Androscoggin Bank Colisée in Lewiston. For every goal scored by the Pirates from the sponsor's portion of the ice, a $100 donation will be made to a charity of the sponsor's choosing.
With 12 home games remaining this season, L.L. Bean leads in donations with $3,200 raised for Healthy Hometowns. Baxter Brewing Co. has seen 17 goals from their logo to increase their donation amount to Androscoggin Home Care & Hospice to $1,700. On Target Utility Services, will donate $1,400 to Maine Children's Cancer Program, and Electricity Maine will make a $1,300 contribution to New Beginnings. The total amount donated to the four charities through 26 Pirates home games is $7,600.
The amount each charity will receive will be tracked online on the Pirates website throughout the remainder of the season at portlandpirates.com/community/goalsforgood as well as announced during every Pirates home game.
The Pirates return to action Thursday night when they host the Worcester Sharks at 7 pm at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee in a game rescheduled from Friday the 28th. The first 1500 fans will receive a Chris Brown Bobblehead courtesy of Bath Savings Institution. Thursday's game can be heard on the Pirates flagship stations WPEI 95.5/95.9 FM as well as WEZR FM 105.5/AM 1240 in the Lewiston/Auburn area and WTME AM 780/1450 in Oxford County. The game can also be heard online at portlandpirates.com by clicking "Listen Live" and can be seen live on AHL Live at ahllive.com. The pregame show starts at 6:40 with Jeff Mannix. Tickets are available at the Androscoggin Bank Colisee by calling 783-2009 ext. 525 or online at thecolisee.com.
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I must have been out of town when Mark left. I thought he was on vacation, and then I realized he was not coming back.
If anyone is familiar with Oakland, diversity is shoved down your throat. KTVU probably has been threatened by some group, so to avoid litigation; one gets punished just for being white. I see this all to often.
In the courts whites are even handed stiffer sentences, so the judge does not get accused of favoritism.
I will miss Mark and I hope they will bring him back in the morning. It was so pleasant to hear him in morning.
I loved to hear about the different charities he helped out on, either over the weekend or after work hours. He is a true to his community and sacrificed time with his family to help others.
It is almost like nice guys finish last and the one who makes the most trouble gets ahead. There is something wrong with the Bay Area.
Good Luck to you Mark we will miss you.
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I no longer watch Channel 2 morning news. It's not the same without you. Good luck Mark.


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PORTLAND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Earlier this month Facebook finalized a deal to buy Instagram for what was rumored to be hundreds of millions of dollars. The deal has made many people far more aware of Instagram. So what is it and how do we use it?
NEWS CENTER'S Social Media coordinator, Brett Whitmarsh, walks us through it.
So what exactly is Instagram?
It's a social media network specifically for sharing photos, but you use it as a free app on a mobile device. Think of it as Twitter for photos. Unlike other social media sites, you don't go to Instagram's website and share a photo. You need to download the app on either your Android or Apple device and then use it for sharing.
But you can use it on other social media?
Yes, you can tell Instagram to post your photos on Facebook, Twitter and even Flicker, Tumblr and FourSquare -- or you can just keep them on Instagram.
When you first launch the app, you will see some samples of the service. Set up your user name and password and when you do that it will give you the chance to link it to both your Twitter and Facebook accounts. Overall the social network of Instagram acts a lot like Twitter, but before we go there, let me show you how to take a picture with it. This is the part people love.
-Right in the center of the app is the camera icon. Once you tap it --- it looks like a regular camera app, but beefed up.
-You can take a picture... or you can choose a picture from your photo library.
-Once you have your image selected you can play with the filters. These are way to make the photo look "old timey" or put border on it like a polaroid, or add a blur effect to make it more dramatic.
-Check the check mark when you're done and from here you can share it.
-Add a comment and then choose the other networks to share it with. At this point you can tag other people that are on Instagram.
So can we connect it to Facebook or Twitter automatically?
Yes, if you are comfortable with Twitter settings, the functions will look a lot like that. If we look at the settings, you can see all the social networks that you can link with and you can also see an option here to keep your images private. Also as you take photos with the app, you can choose whether to save it to your library or not.
What if I want to just use the Instagram social network. How does it work?
There are things here that both Facebook and Twitter uses will find familiar. There is a "like" button and a comment button. There is also a spot to use hashtags or to map out the locations of your photos like FourSquare. You can find people posting photos near you, or you can email a photo to someone who is not on Instagram or share a link that someone can look at it.


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On Sunday, New York Mets players wore caps with "NYPD" and "FDNY" on them to honor first responders in what turned out to be a moving pre-game ceremony nationally televised before their game against the Chicago Cubs on ESPN. The players also wanted to wear the caps during the game.
Simple, right? The Mets did exactly that on Sept. 18, 2001, their first game after the 9/11 attacks, when they faced the Pirates in Pittsburgh.
Not so fast, said the commissioner's office. There were official caps, you see, with American flags on them that all teams are supposed to wear, and oh by the way, we're selling them online with part of the proceeds going to various 9/11 charities. According to at least one report, the team was threatened with large fines if they wore them during the game, according to Mets player rep Josh Thole:
Thole was not aware of his predecessors' actions until Sunday afternoon. When he learned about the '01 Mets standing up to MLB, he discussed with deputy player rep Tim Byrdak whether to also violate the league stipulation. Current players had mixed opinions. And Thole said Mets brass instructed them not to violate the MLB policy.
"Evidently it's going to come down on the club," Thole said before the Mets lost to the Cubs 10-6 in 11 innings. "I guess they cracked down on it pretty hard. So it's just something we can't do. As a group, we think it's right, and it's the least we can do. We're going to wear them for a ceremony we're having, and then we're going to have to switch hats for the game."
Other reports indicated that large fines were threatened on both Mets players and the team if the players wore the caps, and that the caps were "confiscated" so the Mets couldn't wear them.
Only now, that appears not to have been the case, or so it's being reported today; now Bud Selig is "angry" that this whole thing became public:
Major League Baseball's commissioner called the Mets on Sunday night irate that the club had gone public that his office had prevented players from wearing the caps of Sept. 11 first responders for that night's game at Citi Field, the New York Post reported.
A Mets official told the newspaper that the commissioner said the team threw the league "under the bus."
"Selig got embarrassed by it," the official told the Post. "The game got moved into prime time (on ESPN) because of 9/11, and MLB ended up getting embarrassed."
Someone's not telling the truth here, it would seem. Either MLB gave the order -- in which case Selig's embarrassment should be due to making an embarrassing decision, nothing new for him -- or they didn't, in which case the whole thing was made up. And then there's this New York Post report which says the commissioner's office did make a threat. Sort of. But it wasn't "heavy-handed", and:
A person familiar with Selig's thinking said the commissioner never threatened the Mets with a fine. The source hinted the Mets' hierarchy perhaps used threat of a fine as a scare tactic in getting players to comply. The source also suggested the Mets perhaps fueled the fire by waiting until the last minute to inform players they couldn't wear the caps during the game. MLB had issued the memo several days in advance of the game.
But another source said Mets COO Jeff Wilpon was "back and forth" with the commissioner's office on the matter until the proverbial 11th hour, when it was decided the Mets, on the hook for a $25 million loan from MLB, shouldn't risk the wrath of Selig.
The report about the caps being confiscated apparently wasn't true either; the team signed all the caps they wore during batting practice and the ceremony and those will reportedly be auctioned for charity, one of the few good things to come out of all this.
In all, though, the whole thing is a giant mess, which isn't surprising given that Bud Selig is in charge. There seem to be two things at work here: first, MLB wanting to have iron-fisted control over everything any of its teams do, and second, marketing, since the caps that MLB was dictating the Mets should wear are being sold. Sure, some of the money is going to charity, but a lot of it is profit... and further, if the loan from MLB to the Mets had anything to do with this decision, both the Mets and MLB should be ashamed.
The bottom line here is that MLB, like the NFL, seems to be getting way too corporate for its own good. Mets players wanted to make a heartfelt gesture to people who were being honored at their game. Was there absolutely no one with any common sense in MLB's offices who could have said, "Hey, this is a nice thing, let's do it"?
I guess the answer to that is "No", and as a result everyone's mad at everyone else, no one seems to want to tell the truth, except to cover their own butt, and Bud Selig looks like an incompetent leader. Of course, that's not unusual.
Sometimes, the simplest thing to do turns out to be the right thing. Unfortunately, no one connected with MLB figured this out on Sunday. The resulting "embarrassment" Bud Selig feels is his own fault.


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Casting Complete for Off-Broadway's Love Song
By Andrew Gans
The Seeing Place Theater has announced casting for its upcoming production of John Kolvenbach's Love Song, which will play ATA's Sargent Theater Nov. 23-Dec. 9.
Directed by Erin Cronican, the ensemble cast comprises Erin Cronican as Molly, Marnie Klar as Joan, Javan Nelson as Bill, Brandon Walker as Beane and Jason Wilson as Harry.
"Meet Beane. He's depressed," press notes state. "His well-meaning sister, Joan, and brother-in-law, Harry, try and make time for him in their busy lives, but no one can get through. Following a burglary on Beane's apartment, Joan is baffled to find her brother blissfully happy and in love with his assailant, Molly. Suddenly Beane's got something to live for, and that's contagious enough to transform his sister's life too - right down to the nuts and bolts of her marriage. Unfortunately, Beane's got a problem that could land them all right back where they started."
Show times are Wednesday-Saturday at 8 PM and Saturday and Sunday at 2 PM.
The Seeing Place @ ATA's Sargent Theater is located at 314 W. 54th St., 4th Floor. Tickets are $12 and are available by calling SmartTix at (212) 868-4444 and at www.smarttix.com. For more information visit www.seeingplacetheater.com.
The Seeing Place Theater is an "actor-driven ensemble known for its intense and intimate work - with ticket prices anyone can afford."
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Not quite sure how Burnley lost that, they dominated for most of games, so many chances in second half. Derby beat Huddersfield 3-1. On to Blackpool on Good Friday in the bid to seal automatic promotion.
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Attendance: 16,661 (Boro 1,086)
Boro sub: Graham for Main on 90 mins
Heaton saves from Chalobah in a rare Boro attack
Konstantopoulos is having a blinder here, another great save from Wallace.
Konstantopoulos saves again before Barnes puts rebound wide
Boro sub: Luke Williams for Tomlin
Burnley subs on 80: Wallace and Stanislas on for Arfield and Kightly.
Konstantopoulos tips over Jones' free kick.
Boro sub: Varga on for the goalscorer Butterfield
Mee header over from corner. No idea how Burnley haven't scored in this game.
Ings now absolutely furious as ref waves play on as he's hauled to the ground from a corner
Another fine save from the Boro keeper, thwarting Trippier's free kick
Graham clears Shackell's header off the line, then Konstanopoulos saves another header from Barnes.
Huddersfield are down to nine men against Derby now, so at 3-1 down I think it's looking like Derby will win that and Burnley will not be getting promoted today - whatever happens here at Turf Moor
Boro's goal came on counter attack, Tomlin raced clear of Arfield and Butterfield was on hand to fire in from edge of box. Burnley have come close three times since then, with Trippier firing over before Ings had two more efforts off target.
Apologies, internet connection died at exactly the wrong moment. Bad news all round for Burnley, they trail to a Jacob Butterfield goal on 51 minutes, and Derby now lead 3-1.
Burnley 0 Middlesbrough 1
Second half underway
As things stand Burnley are one goal away from Premier League, but Derby playing 10-man Huddersfield in second half
Teams back out at Turf Moor for second half.
Gary was joined on the pitch by David Eyres and Barry Kilby, who also received warm receptions from the crowd.
Gary Parkinson receives standing ovation from all sides of ground as he appears on the pitch at half time. The former Clarets ace has locked-in syndrome and is appearing at Turf Moor for the first time since his stroke. A moving moment.
Huddersfield down to 10 men at Derby, Lynch sent off. Half time at Turf Moor, 0-0
Now Heaton tips over Butterfield's shot, Boro having a good spell here
Good save from Heaton to keep out Graham's angled effort.
Ings 20-yard shot stings palms of Konstantopoulos
First chance for Boro, Graham turns over Adomah's cross.
Johnny Russell has equalised for Derby, 1-1 at home to Huddersfield.
Great move ends with Ings almost tapping in Marney's cross. Ings played in Marney with a fine flick but a defender got back just in time to clear the pull-back. Marney appealing for a penalty after being caught late after his cross.
It was hard on Chris Baird to lose his place at right back after the form he's been showing, but the returning Kieran Trippier had to play and he is causing havoc on the flank so far. Burnley's best outlet, as is often the case.
Kightly hits the bar for Burnley! The winger got on the end of Mee's cross and looped a header on to the woodwork, before Barnes put the rebound just over.
Just a reminder that Burnley have to win this game to go up today, even if Derby lose. Otherwise it will go to Good Friday, when the Clarets travel to Blackpool.
Great cross from Trippier but Ings lashed a left foot volley wide from a great position
Huddersfield goal scored by Nahki Wells, who was a target for Burnley earlier in the season.
Hearing that Huddersfield have gone 1-0 up at Derby. Chants of 'We are going up' ringing round Turf Moor
Clarets doing ok so far but no clear cut chances yet
PICTURE: Burnley fan Jason Kostilek urging on the Clarets!
Burnley on attack early on.
We've had a rugby tackle in the stands already as a Middlesbrough fan was wrestled out of the ground by police.
We've just had the minute's silence for the Hillsborough anniversary. Sadly some Middlesbrough fans did not stay quiet for the full minute, although most seemed to be applauding rather than anything ill-meaning. Burnley fans weren't happy with them though.
Match is underway.
Teams coming out here at Turf Moor.
Burnley fan Oliver Norwood starts for Huddersfield at Derby today on his 23rd birthday, can he score the goal that gets the Clarets promoted?
Middlesbrough: Konstantopoulos, Whitehead, Ayala, Woodgate, Ledesma, Leadbitter, Chalobah, Butterfield, Adomah, Tomlin, Graham.
Subs: Steele, Varga, Atkinson, Jackson, Morris, L Williams, Main.
Burnley: Heaton, Trippier, Duff, Shackell, Mee, Arfield, Marney, Jones, Kightly, Ings, Barnes.
Subs: Cisak, Long, Baird, Edgar, Treacy, Wallace, Stanislas.
Kieran Trippier starts after injury so the Clarets are back close to the team that has played most of the season, with the exception of long term injury victim Sam Vokes.
Stanislas returns to the bench after a hamstring problem.
Just a reminder that this game kicks off seven minutes late at 3.07pm as a mark of respect for the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster. All games across the country today kick off seven minutes late.
Welcome to Turf Moor for live updates from Burnley's home game against Middlesbrough this afternoon. As I'm sure you all know the Clarets can seal promotion to the Premier League this afternoon if they beat Boro and Derby County fail to win at home to Huddersfield Town
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5:10pm Sat 12 Apr 14
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5:20pm Sat 12 Apr 14
Elysiumfire says...
Ings still looks out-of-sorts, Trippier needing more games, and Dyche being shown his tactical naivety by Karanka.
Four games left and five points needed, and suddenly the remaining games begin to look like rocks beneath the waves of stormy seas ready to break the hull of the Burnley ship. Derby, now having gained the scent for 2nd place, can overtake us if they win their remaining games and Burnley miss winning two of their remaining games.
Boro were superb! Burnley were no slouches either, but they could not break them down. I lost count of all the chances, the Burnley siege was relentless!
Huddersfield, the gormless pratts, went suicidal, and Derby just brushed them aside. It is going to be a close run thing, but I still think the Clarets will do it, but only just. UTC's!
5:30pm Sat 12 Apr 14
look.up.blackburn. says...
A Darener wrote:Just prolonging your misery...
Who is getting nervous now?
I had us down for defeat at Barnsley and a win today. Never mind. We're effectively 9 points clear with 4 games to go. Disappointed today but its not a bad position to be in. Derby cannot afford to drop another point, they still have to play Watford and Leeds away.
We battered Boro today but just couldn't put one away. That will change, we've got Blackpool next. We're on 83 points, I still think 85 will do it. That leaves Derby having to win all four of their remaining games.
Time for Blackburn to throw the towel in on this latest play-off push... to be 3-1 up against Sheffield Weds and NOT win is shocking.
5:40pm Sat 12 Apr 14
Elysiumfire says...
I disagree with this. I think we need to hit 89 points, because I think Derby will tear through their remaining games and reach 87...but I hope I am wrong. The way Burnley besieged the Boro goal was frantic and haphazard, which is why they didn't score, it needed a lot more composure, but considering the circumstances, the energy they expelled is understandable.
I can only see Watford giving Derby any trouble, so if they lose that game then 84 points is the best they can do, and in that respect I can agree with your assessment. If Burnley don't win at Blackpool, the remaining fixtures become very hard games...it dose not bear thinking about!
5:44pm Sat 12 Apr 14
Elysiumfire says...
7:21am Sun 13 Apr 14
Chris P Bacon says...
A Darener wrote:You, obviously. Your worst nightmare is about to come true and apart from bellyaching and whingeing about Burnley's superiority, there's literally noting you can do about it.
Who is getting nervous now?
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