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"It's healing pretty good, and I plan on coming back as soon as I can," Denson said.
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Now, walking with crutches and still battling pain, Denson would rather be in uniform.
"Words can't exactly say what I felt at that time. I was just trying to take cover. I was just trying to get out of the line of fire when he was shooting," Denson said. "Adrenaline was pumping at the time and I didn't know until a few minutes later."
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ONE person was left trapped following a three-car crash.
The crash happened at 6.40am on Runwell Road, Wickford on Thursday.
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I agree with the above comments, but people really do need to learn how to drive, then this accidents wouldnt happen.
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The A Mere Con Delusion, exposed by Hart, Thinks he can beat Floyd, ba-haha!!
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AMIR KHAN, one of our genuine role models, appears to be suffering delusions of grandeur.
Khan was ringside to see Floyd Mayweather Jnr outclass Robert Guerrero in Las Vegas last Saturday.
Like millions of others, Khan was mesmerised by Mayweather's defensive skills that reduced Guerrero — a four-time world champion — to the level of a sparring partner.
We are led to believe Golden Boy, Amir's promoters are lining him up to clash with Mayweather this time next year.
Khan, licking his lips at the prospect of earning millions if that fight should happen, has already started his publicity campaign.
Though not foolish enough to predict a victory, he gives himself a great chance of being the first to inflict defeat on masterful Mayweather.
Khan said: "None of Mayweather's recent opponents have been able to match how fast he is.
"The only thing that can trouble him is genuine explosive speed and that just happens to be my best asset.
"I don't believe he will be as comfortable against a really fast puncher like me."
Khan is certainly banging a very loud drum. He better be careful otherwise he will have Dame Helen Mirren after him.
He is right when he says speed would be a major factor. It would be a question of how quickly Mayweather would knock him out.
Is this the same Khan I saw put on the floor and wobble like an unset jelly every time Julio Diaz, a built-up lightweight, hit him a couple of weeks ago?
The miracle of modern medical science means transplanting hearts, livers and kidneys is common place.
If only surgeons could transplant china chins with a far more formidable substance a number of boxers would be flocking to their consulting rooms.
And I suggest Khan would be favourite to be first in the queue.
He left Freddie Roach and employed Virgil Hunter as his trainer with the sole intent of improving his defence.
On the evidence of what we saw against Diaz, Khan's defence is now bordering on the non-existent.
After just scraping through the 12 rounds with Diaz he got praise for being Britain's most exciting fighter.
But there's a simple reason why he's exciting. It's because he is so very vulnerable.
For all those who enjoy watching car crashes, a Mayweather-Khan match-up would be ideal entertainment.
Here is my reply to Khan:
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Diaz wasn't able to deal with Khan's offense. Khan won the fight even though he was knocked down and hurt badly. If Daiz was able to easily deal with Khan's offense and dish out a beat down, he would have won the damn fight. He didn't.
Khan is not worthy of a fight with Floyd. He isn't I will repeat this 3 times because it seems like I have to do that in order for some of you people to fully understand what I am saying...so here goes...
1. Amir Khan is not worthy of a fight with Floyd Mayweather
2. Amir Khan is not worthy of a fight with Floyd Mayweather
3. Amir Khan is not worthy of a fight with Floyd Mayweather
I will also say that I am not a big Amir Khan fan. I will repeat that 3x so it get through most of the heads on this board...
1. I don't think Amir Khan is a great fighter
2. I don't think Amir Khan is a great fighter
3. I don't think Amir Khan is a great fighter
I hope all of that is understood. Khan does pose a mild thread to Floyd...a threat that Garcia, Peterson, Lucas, and Alexander do not. That is all I am saying.
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Not so sure a helmet will prevent a bloody face. It's a weak ad campaign that won't change whether someone wears a helmet or not. -Joseph
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Definitely allow it. Those kids whose parents aren't going to just steer them in the other direction might just learn something useful (like remembering to use a condom!!!). ;-) -Eric Herot
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Given the disastrous condition of the economy, I don't believe anything Obama says. In 2008, he said he was going to fix all the economic problems, and it's gotten much worse. Is anybody better off? Not me. I'll take the guy who has the experience to actually get things done. Obama's in way over his head. Obama was thoughtful and convincing? I suggest you do some fact checking before you fall for the same old BS again. -Kasey cowart
Obama came across as substantive and thoughtful. None of us know what issues presidents have to deal with on a daily basis. Romney camne across like a bully asking the same question over and over (e.g., "What's in your pension?") like a third grader who has more toys than all his friends. How many things will Romney do on that first day in office? Add calling China a cheater to that list: Repealing Obamacare, killing Big Bird, de-funding planned parenthood, and cutting the deficit! Busy day, Mitt! -Dan Bellack
In the grand scheme, who won the debate as if this were a high school debate team is not that important. What's more important is who better articulated his vision and came across better since the end goal is convincing voters. In that sense, I think both candidates did pretty well. I would give the edge to Obama for being sharper and crisper in his answers. Also, Romney really stepped in it with his silly attempt to "gotcha" the president on Libya that blew up in his face. Obama had the last word and really hammered Romney with it too. -Robert Orthman
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BREAKING: 4.0 Maine Earthquake Felt in Boston Area: The U.S. Geological Survey reports a 4.0 shake near Hollis, Maine.
I fell out of my bed. -Lorelei O'Lott
I'm a Californian, living in a high rise on bedrock in Boston. I felt the quake at home and knew immediately what it was. I was surprised it was so brief and mild, but my 2 cats got bug eyed. It's good to be reminded that earthquakes do happen here. The Cape Ann quake in 1755 was a big one, something like 6 on the Richter scale. I hope people in Boston get serious about earthquake preparedness. I think a lot more attention needs to be paid to earthquake safety for brick buildings on fill in places like Back Bay. -Schuyler Sackett
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So I spent the last month and some change trying my best to be a good, frugal Peace Corps volunteer - refusing to buy a brand new bike because of the cost. Sure I have enough money to buy a shiny new bike, and sure I have family members back home who would have loved to "sponsor" my purchase, but I wanted to accomplish this using only the money from my Peace Corps "salary" without leaving myself starving for my next paycheck. [That's generally been my rule here because I'm really trying to live at the level of the people around me. Peace Corps pays us the same salary that teachers here receive, and I figure since I'm not supporting a family like all the other teachers are, I have more than enough money to get by on each month, as long as I'm willing to budget.]
Entonces (therefore) I spent weeks visiting used bike shops and asking everyone I knew if they had any friends with bikes they wanted to sell. What did I learn from this?
1. Pretty much anyone that has a bike that still functions has no reason to sell it.
2. The bikes that are halfway decent in a used bike shop cost almost as much as the new ones!
Of course I could have settled for one of those bikes with the super skinny tires and curved handle bars (like the one my dad still rides), but I already stick out enough here, and didn't want to draw anymore attention to myself by riding around on an ancient artifact. (Hehe, just kidding Dad)
So just as I was about to give up hope and settle for spending the money I've been saving for my future house purchases (yes I'm still hopeful that I will soon be living "sola" and will therefore need money to furnish a completely empty house), a friend came to the rescue! Josue, a volunteer from my PC group in the town over from mine, found someone willing to sell a halfway decent bike!! After getting new gears and a new seat, the grand total came to 700 cords!! That's just about $35! Sure, it's a tiny bit small for me, and it might not be shiny and new; but it serves it's purpose! Also, I figure if there are nicer bikes "parked" near mine, they'll get stolen first bwahaha.
Fun Fact: Upon purchasing my spectacular new mode of transportation, I began fantasizing about how peaceful and beautiful it would be to ride it to my school out in Chacalapa the next day. It's only 4km after all. Surely the birds would sing to me as they accompanied me out of town...the wind would be at my back, refreshing me with cool scents of banana trees and ripening mangoes...my students would be waving and smiling as I passed their houses...
Needless to say, my fantasy excluded the fact that I'd be riding uphill all the way to class at high noon when the sun is at it's strongest, right smack in the middle of dry season when the dirt roads turn into sandstorms at the slightest hint of a breeze. Did my students call my name and wave at me as I rode out of town towards the other school? Sure they did, and I loved every second of it. As for the harmonizing birds and refreshing breeze, I was too busy gasping for air, cursing my bag that kept getting in the way of my labored pedaling, and choking on the dust kicked up by the bus I could have been on, to notice anything else that was going on around me. Yeah...I showed up to school a sweaty mess, out of breath, with my face "bien roja," and the whole world proceeded to ask me sarcastically how I liked the hills. Maybe I'll wait for the bus next time...
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For this issue 16 students from across all three years of the BA(Hons) Photography course at Sheffield Hallam University have responded to the theme of 'collector / archive'
Contributors met at 10.00am on the morning of the 5th November 2010 with a selection of images exploring the above theme produced over the preceding week. After a discussion of the work and an introduction to the process of on-line, on-demand book production each contributor edited and laid out their images for the page. A full set of finished page layouts were then provided to each contributor for them to determine their personal page sequence, image juxtapositions and overall design. The resulting books were then reviewed and a final design selected before being published.
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NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Kurt Busch tested Tuesday in an IndyCar in preparation to make a qualifying attempt for the Indianapolis 500 next month.
Busch is hoping to drive in the Indy 500 and NASCAR's Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte, N.C., on May 25. Only three other drivers -- John Andretti, Robby Gordon and Tony Stewart -- have done it.
Busch and former Indy 500 winner Jacques Villeneuve passed through the rookie orientation program at the historic 2.5-mile oval. Villeneuve last ran at Indy when he won the race in 1995.
Busch has previously driven in Sprint Cup races at the historic oval and so the track was not unfamiliar to him. He ran a lap at 220.844 mph before rain ended the practice session.
"This attempt is something serious," Busch said. "It's an amazing challenge.
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Crews have started work on the demolition of the old Elkhart Armory.
Workers started preparations for the demolition on Monday. The work includes removing some decorative items that will be saved. The actual demolition could begin on Tuesday.
Denny Correll, with Elkhart Economic Development, says the city wanted to save as much of the architectural facade as possible. They will be saving corner pieces along with the sign. "It's very important to a lot of people to know it did exist and will be somewhat remembered."
The Elkhart Redevelopment Commission had hoped to save the building, which was in bad shape, including a cave-in of part of the roof. In July, the Commission rejected two plans submitted for restoring the building.
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HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER is a comedy about Ted (Josh Radnor) and how he fell in love. It all started when Ted's best friend, Marshall (Jason Segel), dropped the bombshell that he was going to propose to his longtime girlfriend, Lily (Alyson Hannigan), a kindergarten teacher. At that moment, Ted realized that he had better get a move on if he, too, hopes to find true love. Helping him in his quest is his friend Barney (Neil Patrick Harris), a confirmed bachelor with endless, sometimes outrageous opinions.
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When times are tough people want more for their money. Shoppers care about where products come from, how they were made and how they impact the planet, says Priya Haji (left), the 38-year-old founder of World of Good, which sells ethically produced handcrafted items from all over the world.
The idea was hatched during Haji's travels after graduate school. She met women who made beautiful things, from jewelry to baskets, and asked them how she could help. The answer was always the same: Create a connection with shoppers in the United States, and the proceeds could help the artisans' communities, schools, and homes. So Haji partnered with retailers like Whole Foods Market and eBay to sell her finds.
"We've created opportunities for thousands of marginalized artisans around the world to reach consumers who want to make socially responsible decisions when they shop," says Haji. At Worldofgood.com, each product includes a detailed description of where it comes from and how the sale will impact the person who crafted it. Haji also suggests that shoppers look for the Fair Trade seal, which verifies that items are made in safe conditions and have the impact they claim.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Deshaun Thomas scored 25 points, including 10 during a game-breaking 15-0 second-half run, to lead No. 11 Ohio State past Wisconsin 58-49 on Tuesday night.
The leading scorer in the Big Ten, Thomas took over the game as both teams tried to gain leverage in a typically physical matchup between them.
The victory moved Ohio State (16-4, 6-2 Big Ten) into third place in the Big Ten and dropped Wisconsin (14-7, 5-3) two games off the pace set by co-leaders Indiana and Michigan (6-1).
Traevon Jackson, the son of Buckeyes great Jimmy Jackson, led the Badgers with 12 points in the arena where his dad's jersey hangs from the rafters.
The Badgers didn't shoot a free throw in the game finishing 0-0 from the line.
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Andrea Brazier's home was sprayed with racist graffiti in November, her son, a football player on the Lunenburg High School football team was the target. In an exclusive interview with 7News she said her family struggled with the vandalism and the following investigation.
"The school has accepted him that he's at now. He's mad a lot of friends but obviously it's hurt, it's affected him," Brazier said.
Brazier choked back tears talking about her teenage son. The Lunenburg mother is heartbroken watching her family cope with seeing her go from victim to villain.
"People are swearing at me, if I'm with the kids they're yelling. It's never happened before, but me kids don't get that, they shouldn't have to see that," Brazier said.
She said the trouble started last November when the family found racist graffiti spray painted on their home. The hate message was directed at her 13-year-old biracial son who was a member of the Lunenburg High School football team. He was allegedly being harassed by other players.
"My 9-year-old is saying he wants to move. My 13 year old wants to move, they don't want to be here. They're uncomfortable and not happy," Brazier said.
With the investigation on going the school canceled the Thanksgiving Day game and held a healing candlelight vigil for town. Weeks later sympathy turned to anger after police suggested 38-year-old Brazier was now a suspect in the investigation.
"There was a search, it's no secret a search warrant was executed for the home. The rumor was that two cans of blue spray paint were seized at the home but that's simply not true," Brazier's attorney Ed Ryan said.
Wednesday the District Attorney said he did not have enough evidence to charge anyone in the case.
"I'm happy with the DA's decision but it's my family that's being affected by it. It's just hard and it's not fair," Brazier said.
The District Attorney's office said it does not have enough evidence to charge anyone in this case but they did say the investigation remains open and active.
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"…on the broader unraveling of both civilization and the natural world, we saw eye to eye, both in anger and in hope."
"Like a multivalent electron of some strange element, Peter could exist in numerous orbits in quick succession, one week being feted among the brightest literary lights and the next hanging out with fishermen or teachers or conservationists or birders."
(Peter Matthiessen also served as an honorary board member of The Safina Center.)
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- REPORTS are coming in of a road traffic collision involving two cars and a First bus on the A38 between Wellington and Taunton.
- The accident occured near the Rumwell Farm Shop and the road is closed both ways.
Both lanes of the A38 are now open again and all vehicles involved in the collision, including the service 22A double decker bus, have been removed from the scene.
WITNESS Barry Roberts who was driving along the road at the time of the crash said he heard a loud thud behind him and saw a head on collision between two cars in his rear view mirror.
Moments before, he had stopped to allow a vehicle into the farm shop before driving on.
It is believed that a fourth vehicle was involved after the initial collision.
A DOUBLE decker bus travelling from Taunton to Wellington was involved in the collision with two cars, a spokeman from First Bus Group has confirmed.
The bus was in service at the time and was carrying a number of passengers and one of those is being treated for neck pain.
The driver was not hurt. But two women travelling in separate cars have sustained injuries and have been taken to hospital.
The spokesman added: "An immediate investigation into the cause of the incident has been launched and our teams are at the scene and will work with the relevant authorities to determine what has happened.
"Our thoughts are currently with those who have been injured as a result of the incident."
A POLICE spokesman said the incident happened just after 8am and ambulance and fire crews attended the scene.
Two women were taken to hospital, one with a leg injury and the other with a head injury but neither are considered to be life threatening.
The road is still partially blocked with only one lane open and the vehicles that were involved in the collision are currently being recovered.
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Penn State players can transfer without having to sit out a year. And with Mark Richt's Georgia squad under the NCAA's scholarship limit, Nittany Lions may become Bulldogs before long. Richt said at a booster meeting Monday night that Georgia will look into the possibility of accepting Penn State transfers, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Jeff Schultz.
"We do have some space available and if somebody fits a need and they're excited about coming we would look into that possibility," he said at the Cobb Galleria Centre. "There may not be anybody. But we're at least going to explore. … I don't want people to think we're trying to load up a bunch of them. It could be zero, it could be one or two."
Richt could be in search of a running back. Or a defensive back. Or ... well, Steve Spurrier could probably tell you more.
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Thursday's game were rained out, leaving all six county teams to play two games today. Earlier in the week, Monday's games were rained out, leading to make-up games on Wednesday.
Both Dora and Oakman enter today's games with perfect 3-0 records in the county tournament. Cordova is one game back at 2-1. Curry is 1-2 and both Carbon Hill and Parrish are 0-3 in tournament play.
Dora has defeated Cordova (3-2, 8 innings), Carbon Hill (10-5) and Parrish (10-0, 5 innings) while Oakman has beaten Carbon Hill (5-2), Parrish (10-1) and Curry (4-3).
Cordova has scored the most runs in the tournament — 26, including 24 in the last two games.
Three games will start at 1:30 p.m. today: Oakman vs. Cordova, Dora at Curry and Carbon Hill at Parrish.
Cordova has a chance to draw even with Oakman — and earn the tie-breaker over the Wildcats.
In the late games — tentatively set for 4:30 p.m. — Cordova plays at Parrish, Dora travels to Oakman and Curry plays at Carbon Hill.
The games at Curry and Parrish will depend on the condition of the baseball fields on Friday morning. Both games could be moved to the opposing teams' fields.
Three games are set for Dora High School on Saturday with the fifth-place game scheduled for 11 a.m. followed by the third-place game at 1:30 p.m. and the championship game at 4 p.m.
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Join a refuge ranger for a behind-the-scenes tour of the refuge. Tours will be conducted via refuge van, with several brief drive-by stops along the way. The tour will present an up-close-and-personal look at the refuge through the multiple lenses of the cultural history of Plum Island and the Great Marsh, native wildlife and their habitats and the role of refuge management in the conservation of these precious natural resources. Participants will be driven along areas on the refuge otherwise closed to the public. This guided, two-hour program is most appropriate for older teens and adults. Binoculars and/or a camera are recommended, but not required. Meet the ranger in the lobby of the refuge visitor center. Each session is limited to 10 participants; no more than four individuals allowed per sign-up.
Tours will be held Saturday, Nov. 3, 9:30 a.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 7, 9:30 a.m.; Thursday, Nov. 15, 1 p.m.; Sunday, Nov. 18, 1 p.m.; Wednesday, Nov. 28, 9:30 a.m. Registration required. Individual tours may be subject to cancellation.
A new nature and wildlife photography club has formed at Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. The next meeting will take place Saturday, Nov. 10, at 1:30 p.m. at the refuge visitor center. The club is intended for anyone, from beginners to professionals, who has an interest in nature and photography. The club meets monthly, generally on the second Saturday, in the afternoon. Club activities include slide shows of members' work, intra-club mentoring and training, photo safaris, online photo sharing and involvement in the refuge's photography-related programming and outreach work. Registration not required.