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Weekend plans? Big Dog Ranch Rescue Sale; Woof Gang Bakery turns 1Thursday, April 16th, 2009
Go to a Great White Elephant Sale to help the Big Dogs… yes, this active rescue group is holding a huge sale from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday (April 19) at 11334 81st Court North, West Palm Beach.
There are hundreds of items for sale, and great bargains to be had. There are also a lot of dogs who need adopting.
Click here to see a terrific slideshow by The Palm Beach Post's videographer Libby Volgyes featuring the dogs of Big Dog Ranch.
For more info, see the Web site here.
The bakery with the terrific name, Woof Gang Bakery, is celebrating one year of business all next week (April 19-25) – with the current economy, that is a milestone!!
To mark the event (so to speak!), they'll be handing out free gourmet dog treats and pet food samples, and will have tons of items on sale.
This is taking place at the Palm Beach Gardens store, 6271 PGA Blvd., Suite 204. Call 561-627-8808 for more info or visit their Web site here.


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The most frequent call the past two weeks has been about ash trees with problems.
Elkhart County residents are reporting ash trees with bark or limbs falling off the tree, a yellow to tan discoloration of the trunk or major limbs, or younger trees with many water sprouts growing from the trunk and limbs. These are all signs the tree is infested with emerald ash borer.
The number of ash trees infested in the community is nearing 100 percent, so the likelihood of having a tree healthy enough to treat is next to nothing at this point. Woodpeckers or woodpecker injury is one sign the trees are heavily infested. Woodpeckers are experts at detecting the ash borer larva as they crawl around under the bark feeding on the cambium (green growth area). The yellow to tan discoloration, often in large patches on the trunk, is a sign that woodpeckers have been hard at work, and that the tree's days are numbered.
Water sprouts springing out of the trunk and limbs are yet another sign the tree is on its last leg. As the borers feed under the bark, they cut off the water and food supply to upper portions of the tree. In a last-ditch effort to survive, the tree will send out these water sprouts, using the last of its stored food reserves.
Damaged ash trees are amazingly quick to fall apart once they are fully infested. Limbs and bark begin to fall off rapidly compared to other trees when they die, thus becoming a safety hazard. For that reason, it is generally a good idea to remove the ash trees as soon as possible.
I have been asked if there are any government programs or assistance available to remove these dead trees, and I can say I honestly have not found any. When looking for someone to remove a tree, an all-purpose handyman driving around a neighborhood in a pickup truck with a chainsaw and a ladder may not be suitable for work demanding such a high level of responsibility.
Be wary of hiring tree services requesting payment in advance or who wish to begin work without having drawn up a free estimate of the cost. In fact, consumers should demand not only an estimate but also a written contract, laying out precisely what the job entails and for how much. The cost of tree removal can vary from service to service, so it is suggested you get at least two estimates for the job.
Tree removal can be dangerous work. Asking a tree service for proof of insurance is a good idea. Request to see certificates of liability and workman's compensation insurance, and check that they are current. Phone the insurance company to verify current policy information.

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Khmer Rouge
News about the Khmer Rouge, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Mar. 15, 2013
Ieng Sary, former foreign minister of Cambodian Khmer Rouge who was one of three elderly leaders on trial on charges of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes, dies at age 87. MORE
Mar. 20, 2012
Second international judge resigns from the Khmer Rouge war crimes tribunal in Cambodia, citing interference by Cambodia's government after he tried to investigate more suspects. MORE
Nov. 21, 2011
Trial is set to begin Cambodia for three senior members of the Khmer Rouge leadership, who are accused of genocide, crimes against humanity and other charges during group's brutal rule in late 1970s. MORE
Nov. 18, 2011
United Nations-backed war crimes tribunal that is trying top leaders of the Khmer Rouge announces that Ieng Thirith, a sister-in-law of the regime's former leader Pol Pot and herself the regime's former minister of for social affairs, is unfit to stand trial and should be released because she suffers from dementia. MORE
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Let the Khmer Rouge Record Show
The archives amassed by the tribunal risk being censored or sealed by the Cambodian government.
August 27, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON KHMER ROUGE AND: Cambodia , Khmer Rouge , Archives and Records
Khmer Rouge Convictions
James A. Goldston of the Open Society Justice Initiative responds to a news article.
August 9, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON KHMER ROUGE AND: Khmer Rouge , Cambodia , War Crimes, Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity , Decisions and Verdicts
2 Khmer Rouge Leaders Are Convicted in Cambodia
Two senior leaders of the Khmer Rouge, which brutalized Cambodia in the 1970s, were found guilty of crimes against humanity, in the first convictions of members of the regime's leadership.
August 8, 2014, Friday
MORE ON KHMER ROUGE AND: War Crimes, Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity , Cambodia , Khieu Samphan , Khmer Rouge , Nuon Chea , Sentences (Criminal)
Returning, in His Own Way, to the Killing Fields
In "The Missing Picture," the director Rithy Panh uses figurines and the usual documentary devices to relay his personal story regarding Cambodia's killing fields.
March 19, 2014, Wednesday
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Cambodia: Workers at Khmer Rouge Tribunal Strike
Nearly 200 staff members at the Khmer Rouge tribunal, which is supported by the United Nations, have gone on strike to demand wages that are several months overdue.
September 3, 2013, Tuesday
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In Cambodia, Shifting Allegiances Shape a Tougher Than Usual Election
Despite Prime Minister Hun Sen's ability to overcome the resistance of even his toughest enemies, he is finding new challenges from other quarters of Cambodian society.
July 26, 2013, Friday
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Calculating the Cost of Revenge: The Price Is Always High
The Khmer Arts Ensemble brought Cambodian classical dance to the Joyce Theater with its show "A Bend in the River."
April 11, 2013, Thursday
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Ieng Sary, Former Official of Khmer Rouge, Dies at 87
Mr. Ieng Sary was part of an inner circle of communists who led the movement that caused the deaths of 1.7 million people in Cambodia from 1975 to 1979.
March 15, 2013, Friday
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Ieng Sary, Dead Before Justice Is Done
Cambodia's genocide court faces a challenge as the elderly former leaders of the Khmer Rouge defendants are hospitalized, declared mentally unfit or die, delaying justice, perhaps forever.
March 14, 2013, Thursday
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January 18, 2013, Friday
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The Times photojournalist whose gruesome ordeal in the killing fields of Cambodia was re-created in a 1984 movie died at 65.
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PEORIA, Ill.—The Central Illinois Auto Show highlights one of the hottest trends in the car industry right now.
One of the hottest trends in the car industry right now is going green.
The Central Illinois Auto Show gave car dealers a chance to show off their latest environmentally friendly rides.
Mike Murphy Ford Sales Associate Sam Grebner says Ford recently released some new hybrid cars that are getting roughly 47 miles to a gallon.
Grebner said, "They just introduced the new hybrid C-max and they also introduced the new Ford fusion C-max energy which is a full plug in and a full hybrid as well."
Grebner says drivers who live in a city like Peoria where there's a lot of stop and go, can really benefit from a hybrid car.
Grebner said, "Your battery life is going to be extended as far as the fuel savings is concerned so you're really going to see a jump up in your miles per gallon."
But hybrid cars are not the only way to get more fuel efficiency.
Sales Consultant at Uftring in Pekin Austin Street says Dodge Ram doesn't have a hybrid but customers still can get better gas mileage in other ways.
Street said, "Just adding gears to the transmission provides better acceleration, better fuel economy at your high end speeds."
And while most of the car dealers depended on signs and sales pitches to draw in customers... One dealer brought something a little different to grab people's attention…the Kia Hamstar Mascot.
Mike Miller Auto Park Sales Consultant Joe Miller said, "Once the music starts going and the hamster starts dancing it brings people over and it adds a little spice to the auto show. We've been doing this for 15 years and we've figured out that it kind of works."
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Adding trees to you landscape can help beautify your home, but it involves some careful planning.
Trees are a great asset. They can add up to 15% value to your home and also provide shade, but you can buy or plant the wrong tree and in the wrong place.
"Sometimes, people make the mistake of planting them too close to their driveway or to their home, which could cause their driveway to buckle or their foundation to crack," Angie Hicks, who is the founder of Angie's List, said.
When you find the right spot, you need to select a healthy tree.
"The most important thing really is the framework of the tree, the wood part," Jeff Gatewood added, who is a nursery owner. "A good, clean, straight trunk and a good even branching habit. More important than anything else is the framework, because it's going to be there year after year."
Know how the tree is packed. Are you getting it in a container or a root ball?
"When it's in a pot, it has its entire root system underneath of it in the pot, whereas a ball one has been cut and dug up out of a field. So, it hasn't got all of its roots by any means and it has to spend the first two years regenerating all of its roots, whereas a tree in a pot immediately can start growing on top where the customer wants to see it grow," Gatewood mentioned.
One common mistake is how deep you plant the tree. The top of the soil in the pots should be exactly level with the soil in your yard. A tiny bit above won't hurt, but an inch or two deep can hurt the tree.
"You never want the grass to grow around the trunk of the tree. Always take out a big circle of sod, four to six feet in diameter, plant the tree in the middle, mulch it," Gatewood added.
Finally, do not pile up mulch along the trunk, because the mulch stays moist and attracts insects and causes rot.
Before you dig for any tree, call 8-1-1 to schedule an underground utility inspection.
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Two CSC wrestlers finish third
KEARNEY Senior Dustin Stodola of Clarkson and sophomore Michael Hill of Fort Laramie, Wyo., each placed third in their weight classes to lead the Chadron State College wrestling team at the University of Nebraska-Kearney Holiday Inn Wrestling Tournament on Saturday.
Approximately 450 wrestlers were in the tournament.
Stodola went 4-1 in the Elite Division at 133 pounds while earning third. His only loss was to Daniel DeShazer of UNK, a transfer from the University of Oklahoma. All four of Stodola's wins were over wrestlers from Central Oklahoma. Two of them were by scores of 3-2 and 4-2 over Casy Rowell, who placed fifth at 141 pounds at last year's NCAA Division II National Tournament.
Hill went 5-1 while placing third at heavyweight in the Amateur, or underclassman, bracket. His only loss was to Collin Hansen, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln wrestler who won the weight class.
Hill has placed second once and third twice while building his record to 13-3 at the first three tournaments this season. He defeated Marcus Malecek of the U.S. Air Force Academy 7-2 in the match to decide third place at Kearney.
Two more Eagles, Chris Leak of Boys Town at 197 pounds in the Elite Division and Devan Fors of Roseburg, Ore., at 184 in the Amateur Division, finished sixth in their weight classes. Leak split his six matches while Fors went 3-2.
Spencer Hunt of Bellevue also was 3-2 at 125 pounds in the Amateur Division, but did not place. Both Bryce Wiedeman of Mitchell and Dylan Fors, Devan's twin brother, were 2-2 in the tournament.
The Eagles will not be in action during the Thanksgiving weekend, but will enter the Fort Hays State Open Tournament on Dec. 1.
The results at Kearney:
Elite Division
133-Dustin Stodola, CSC, pinned Austin McNatt, Central Oklahoma, 2:08; Stodola dec. Casy Rowell, Central Oklahoma, 3-2; Daniel DeShazer, UNK, dec. Stodola 2-1; Stodola dec. Trison Graham, Central Oklahoma, 11-4; Stodola dec. Rowell, Central Oklahoma, 4-2 for third. (Stodola 4-1).
133-Adam Joseph, UNL, tech. fall Josh McCance, CSC, 16-0; Jeremiah Peterson, Augustana, pinned McCance 2:26. (McCance 0-2).
141-Leandro Arias, CSC, pinned Tim Crocker, unatt, 6:07; Ryan Fillingame, Adams State, dec. Arias 7-5; McCade Ford, Wyoming, dec. Arias 3-1. (Arias 1-2)
157-Dakota Friesth, Wyoming, pinned Bruce Zurek, CSC, 4:43; Zurek dec. Brandon Sharkey, Concordia, 12-8; Chase White, UNK, pinned Zurek 4:19. (Zurek 1-2)
184-Jordan Debus, CSC, dec. Greg Isley, Air Force Academy, 13-6; Jahsua Marsh, Midland, dec. Debus 6-0; Tanner Keck, Central Oklahoma, tech. fall Debus 19-4. (Debus 1-2).
197-Chris Leak, CSC, dec. Hashem Omari, Kansas Newman, 10-5; Tanner Kriss, Fort Hays State, major dec. Leak 13-0; Leak dec. Brad Caris, York, 5-4; Leak dec. Sean Derry, Augustana, 6-4; Jayd Docken, Augustana, major dec. Leak 12-0; Josh Mohr, Air Force Academy, major dec. Leak 11-1 for fifth. (Leak 3-3)
285-Nick Bauman, UNL, pinned Ryley Dawson, CSC, 4:06; Bentley Alsup, AFA, pinned Dawson 2:30. (Dawson 0-2).
Amateur Division
125-Spencer Hunt, CSC, pinned Mike Rothbaum, Midland, 3:20; Drew Templeman, Wyoming, pinned Hunt, 1:28; Hunt dec. Javier Vieyra, Augustana, 5-4; Hunt dec. Alan Callahan, Baker, 6-2; Sebastia Nehis, Colby, major dec. Hunt 6-2 (Hunt 3-2)
125-Jay Stine, CSC, major dec. Brady Wurdeman, Midland, 9-1; Rhett Leach, Labette, dec. Stine 7-2; Ryan Brooks, Central Oklahoma, dec. Stine 11-6 (Stine 1-2)
133-Ryan Bauer, UNK, dec. Bobby West, CSC, 9-7; Juan Zorilla, Labette, major dec. West 10-1. (West 0-2)
141-Paxon Fowler, Baker, dec. Jesse Larralde, CSC, 14-11; Mike Williams, Labette, pinned Larralde 3:12 (Larralde 0-2)
149-Brad Little, Fort Hays, pinned Reed Burgener, CSC-unatt, 5:45; Burgener pinned Drew Fairchild, AFA, 1:12; Troy Bainter, UNL, major dec. Burgener, 14-6. (Burgener 1-2)
157-Bryce Wiedeman, CSC, pinned Ian Ousley, UNL, 6:45; Wiedeman dec. Don Ervin, Central Oklahoma, 8-6; Colton Johnson, UNL, major dec. Wiedeman 8-0; Tyler McMichael, Midland, major dec Wiedeman 12-3. (Wiedeman 2-2)
157--John Lewis, CSU-Pueblo, major dec. Taylor Pownall, CSC, 10-2; Cole Price, Baker, dec. Pownall 3-1. (Pownall 0-2)
165-Dylan Fors, CSC, dec. Jack Wyman, CSU-Pueblo, 6-1; Fors dec. Nick McLean, Baker, 3-0; Tyler Mergen, AFA, dec. Fors 3-2; Bill Baker, AFA, dec. Fors 2-0. (Fors 2-2)
165-Mitch Rechtzigel, Augustana, dec. Tyler Pownall 5-3 in OT; Trevor Sutton, Baker, pinned Pownall 1:07 (Pownall 0-2)
184-Devan Fors, CSC, pinned Kyle Needham, Kansas State, 2:59; Fors dec. Josh Eklund, York, 7-2; Fors dec. Payne Hatter, Labette, 2-1; Dylon Braun, Colby, dec. Fors 4-3; Landon Kieswetter, Pratt, dec. Fors 5-3 for fifth (Fors 3-2)
285-Pedro Garcia, Colby, major dec. Dillon Spies, CSC, 9-1; Travis Schmitz, Wayne State, pinned Spies, 1:30. (Spies 0-2)
285-Michael Hill, CSC, pinned Micah Kekela, Midland, 51 seconds; Hill dec. Grant Sundbye, Baker, 4-2; Hill pinned Jordan Hanson, Wyoming, 3:43; Collin Hansen, UNL, dec. Hill 9-2; Hill pinned Mike Miller, CSU-Pueblo, 1:53; Hill dec. Marcus Malecek, AFA, 7-2 for third. (Hill 5-1)
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Olympic skating champions Jamie Sale and David Pelletier christened Princess Cruises newest passenger super Liner Island Princess earlier this week. The first cruise ship ever to be christened in Vancouver, the ceremony also aptly marked Princess's third decade of sailing from the Canadian Port. Island Princess and her sister ship Coral Princess, which joined the fleet in January, will be sailing seven-day Gulf of Alaska cruises from Vancouver and Seward. The entertainment facilities onboard feature three show lounges including the state-of-the-art Universe lounge. Split over two decks, the Universe lounge was designed to facilitate a diverse range of entertainment options from Princess production shows to movie screenings.
Engineering specialists Stage Technologies, perhaps most widely recognised for their work on land-based theatres such as the Royal Opera House and the stage production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, have been working closely with P&O Princess for some time now tasked with ensuring that their onboard theatres are equipped to provide passengers with shows to rival any west-end production.
Stage Technologies originally developed some of the concepts of the Universe lounge with P&O and architectural designers Gem. Accommodating three revolving stages with integrated lifts, giant projection screens and flexible seating and staging options, the ship is able to host full-blown Vegas-style extravaganzas for an audience of more than 400. This multi-purpose venue can also be reconfigured from a conference room to TV studio or cinema in minutes.
The ships automation systems use Stage Technologies Acrobat, Solo and Juggler consoles allowing its users to programme a vast array of show cues, achieve quick changeovers and enable new shows to be quickly and easily added to its repertoire.


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OMAHA, Neb. (AP) -- Nebraska coach Doc Sadler says he appreciates the support he received from basketball donor Neal Hawks in a full-page ad in the state's largest newspaper.
Sadler said Monday on the Big Ten coaches' call that several people called him to discuss the ad in Sunday's Omaha World-Herald. He said he hadn't seen the ad or thought much about it because he's concentrating on preparing for Wednesday's game against Iowa.
Hawks is a Nebraska alumnus who lives in Texas. In his open letter, he says the school needs to show more commitment to the struggling basketball program.
The Huskers are 12-15 overall and 4-10 in the Big Ten in Sadler's sixth season at Nebraska.


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Federal agents said they spent months investigating Danny's Family Car Wash. Undercover agents even had their cars washed by the very people they arrested. Dozens of the people arrested were released within hours, but more than a dozens face serious criminal charges.Danny's Family Car Wash in Phoenix was back open Sunday after the massive raid on the valley chain on Saturday. Officials say Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents rounded up 223 people at 16 locations. "I just saw-- I was getting coffee walking out and I just saw local law enforcement rolling up pretty quick," said Tori Burris.
The vast majority of those detained, 179 people, have been let go. The agency said it was not targeting undocumented workers with no criminal background."This was not an enforcement of targeting illegal immigration or illegal immigrants. It was a criminal investigation," said Barbara Gonzalez with ICE Homeland Security Investigations.The investigation into fraud, identity theft and financial violations netted 14 arrests. Four US citizens and 10 Mexican nationals face criminal charges. "It's a major crime, a very serious crime," said Dick Arthur. A Danny's Family Car Wash manager tells FOX 10 they're cooperating with federal investigators. "As everyone here knows we target employers, employers that aren't playing by the rules. We don't target the employees, we're targeting the companies that are not playing by the rules," said Gonzalez. Still, 30 people arrested in the raid could face deportation based on their past criminal record or immigration violations. Some customers out on Sunday were upset by the way agents rounded up workers. "I think it's horrendous. We need a pathway to citizenship and we need to value them as citizens of our community," said Tatianna Massaro. The US Attorney's Office has not released the court documents detailing who was arrested and why. Those documents are expected to be made public Monday.
Follow this story: 44 detained after feds serve warrants at Phoenix-area car washes
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National studies reveal that American universities falter at civic education, having forgotten Jefferson's warning that any country expecting to be both "ignorant and free" expects "what never was and never will be." Happily, Texas, since 1955, has required collegiate courses in American history. Unhappily, this requirement is not always followed. To correct this through clarifying …
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We stayed 10 days over the Christmas in 2013. We got to know many other foreigners who stayed in Jambiani at that time. By comparison with the other resorts - I can honestly say that White Sands was the best in terms of the value for money. It is located in the middle of the beach in Jambiani village, everything is close. It has the reasonably priced restaurant with tasty food. And most of all - the owner is always around - providing very helpful advice on everything you ask.
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PREPARATIONS have been taking place before West Somerset Railway opens for the start of the new season this weekend.
Despite the wind and rain, permanent way department workers have been relaying track at the Bishops Lydeard station over the past few weeks.
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Early Thursday morning around 7 a.m. the Arizona Humane Society on Hatcher was filled with pet parents.
Here for a free spay or neuter but the wait started much earlier than that. "I got in line at 11:30 last night" said Cheryl Chavez.
Cheryl Chavez brought newly adopted chichi a stray she found. The two spent the night in line with about 150 other valley residents, dogs on one side and cats on the other.
"I wanted to be out here and be prepared" said Chavez.
Brenda Wallace was also in line, "stood in line, I got in at midnight so I wanted... the next cat people showed up at 4".
Brenda brought Hans and Mimi, kittens she found under her carport she's hopeful to find them forever homes once they're fixed.
"It'll already be taken care of so they don't have to worry about that" said Wallace.
Spokesperson Bretta Nelson says what can end up costing a pet owner hundreds of dollars is free. The Humane Soceity offers events like this one only a few times a year. "Every time we do these free spay & neuter clinics we do see such a line."
Nelson says it's not just about pet population and responsible ownership, spaying and neutering provides health benefits. "It prevents cancers, infections, things down the road are going to cost you a lot more".
February 25th is international spay day a world wide event but the Arizona Humane Society is celebrating all month long for those who didn't get in todays event.
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Jets rookie DE Coples showing plenty of flashes
Early returns on Jets first-round DE Quinton Coples have been positive, and his play in practice has been improving.
Jets place WR Hill on I.R.
The Jets placed WR Stephen Hill on injured reserve and promoted DB Donnie Fletcher from the practice squad.
Jets announce QB McElroy will start Sunday
The Jets announced Tuesday that Greg McElroy will be the team's starting quarterback in Sunday's game against the Chargers.
Tuesday's 60-second rant: Win's a win for desperate Titans
The Titans' victory over the Jets was almost unwatchable, but you won't hear Mike Munchak or his staff apologizing for a win they desperately needed.
Titans end Jets' playoff hopes
Chris Johnson went 94 yards for the longest touchdown run in the NFL since 2006 and the Titans beat the Jets 14-10 on Monday night.
Jets claim WR Edwards
The Jets claimed WR Braylon Edwards on Tuesday, bringing the wideout back after he played the 2009-10 seasons with the Jets.
Jets DE Wilkerson turning it on in second season
Jets DE Muhammad Wilkerson has flown under the radar nationally, but he is having a huge season helping keep New York in the playoff hunt.
49ers-Seahawks flexed to SNF in Week 16
The 49ers-Seahawks game in Week 16 has been flexed to be on "Sunday Night Football" on NBC.
AFC East Spin cycle: Pats romp, Jets stay alive
The Patriots torched the Texans on Monday night, while the Jets, somehow, remain in the AFC wild-card hunt after beating the Jaguars.
Jets remain in hunt with win over Jaguars
Shonn Greene and Bilal Powell ran for short touchdowns and the Jets kept their postseason hopes alive with a 17-10 win over the Jaguars on Sunday.
FBI agents raid sites belonging to ex-Jet, brother
Federal, state and local agents searched Fort Wayne property belonging to former Jets OT Jason Fabini and a home owned by his brother.
Sanchez named Jets' starting QB for Week 14
Rex Ryan named Mark Sanchez the Jets' starting quarterback for their Week 14 game against the Jaguars.
Tuesday's 60-second rant: McElroy the only decision for Ryan
Now that Rex Ryan has made the tough decision of yanking Mark Sanchez, he should make the easy one and start Greg McElroy Sunday.
AFC East Spin cycle: Patriots again reign supreme
It's a familiar sight — the Patriots donning celebratory AFC East champion gear, with the rest of the division looking up at them.
Jets bench Sanchez, beat Cardinals
Third-stringer Greg McElroy stepped in for a struggling Mark Sanchez and energized the Jets to a 7-6 victory over the Cardinals on Sunday.
The Jets have cut veteran kicker Josh Brown, giving Folk the job after a tight competition.||||||| Folk, entering his third season with the Jets, was re-signed in March after going 19 for 25. Both were solid in the preseason, with Folk going 4 for 4 and Brown 3 for 4, but Folk was more consistent throughout training camp. Folk beat out Nick Novak last summer.
The Jets have re-signed kicker Nick Folk, who spent the last two years with the team. Terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed.||||||| Folk, a former Pro Bowl selection with Dallas, converted 19 of 25 field-goal attempts last season, but three of those misses were from 50 yards or more. Folk was signed by the Jets in 2010 after three seasons with the Cowboys. After struggling a bit in his first training camp with New York, Folk was solid while setting the franchise mark with a career-best 56-yard field goal. He set a team record by making his first 11 field-goal attempts.
Folk is rejoining the Jets after agreeing to terms with the team on a one-year deal.||||||| Folk wrote on his Twitter page Wednesday night that he's "Happy to be headed back to Jersey on Friday." Folk was 30 of 39 on field-goal attempts last season, his first with the Jets after three years kicking for the Dallas Cowboys. He was also 2 for 3 on field goals in the postseason. New York also has veteran kicker Nick Novak on the roster.
The New York Jets have signed Folk.||||||| The signing of Folk to a one-year contract Tuesday gives the Jets some insurance if incumbent Jay Feely, who'll be an unrestricted free agent, isn't re-signed. Folk made the Pro Bowl as a rookie with the Cowboys in 2007, but was cut last season when he made just 18 of 28 field-goal attempts. Folk could also provide competition in camp if the Jets do re-sign Feely, who was 30 for 36 on field-goal attempts this past season.
Folk will work out for the Giants, according to a report by the New York Daily News. He may also work out for the Jets.||||||| New York's Lawrence Tynes made 27 of 32 field goals last season, but was woeful on kickoffs. Folk is a former Pro Bowler who was cut by the NFC East champion Cowboys in December. Folk, however, is not strong on kickoffs and did not even handle those duties for the Cowboys.


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Brutally Bullied: Mother returns to Tucson to share her haunting past
Reporter: Valerie Cavazos
TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) -- Bullying can happen anywhere --- and to anyone. And sometimes it leaves emotional scars that could last a lifetime.
But one Tucson boy's anti-bullying crusade is giving hope -- and inspiration -- to a mother and daughter as far away as Las Vegas.
Two mothers -- two 12-year olds -- strangers -- but for this letter that tells of a haunting past that connects them.
"I've never found out how to let go of my past," said 34-year-old Amy Schaus. She had been brutally bullied while growing up in Tucson. That's why when she saw a KGUN 9 report on Congressman Ron Barber's meeting with 12-year-old author Levi Fallavollita -- to talk about his book on bullying -- she was moved to take action -- putting pen to paper -- and sent a letter to Levi and his mom.
"I called Levi in -- Levi, Levi, I got to read this letter to you. Someone in Las Vegas saw your interview," said Levi's mother, Chantel.
In the letter Amy describes her worst bullying experiences. "In 6th grade, some kids brought dog biscuits to school and two girls held my hands down and they tried to force it in my mouth. And in High school - six kids that I went to High School with beat me up while my neighbor stood and watched," said Amy.
Amy says the kids threatened to kill her if she squealed -- she even tried to commit suicide. And -- as Amy reads the letter next to her 12-year-old daughter Calissa -- she thanks Levi for trying to make a difference and encourages him to keep pushing forward.
"What you're doing is helping people of all ages. To this day I'm learning to let go and forgive. Hopefully, I can now, knowing people like you care," Amy read.
Reporter Valerie Cavazos asked Calissa, "Is it hard to see your mom cry?" "Yes, she answered, "it is. It's very difficult. It's hard to know that that happened to her and she was one of the kids who couldn't stand up for herself. She didn't know what to do and it haunts her to this day. And I don't like that. She didn't do anything wrong. It's not her fault."
Calissa says Levi has inspired her to launch her own anti-bullying campaign in Las Vegas. "Knowing that he wrote a book makes me know that nothing's impossible. I can do it," she said.
"I was just really happy that my projects being an inspiration to others." said Levi.
And now a friendship is forged between two mothers and two 12 year olds brought together by a haunting past -- determined to help give victims a voice in battling bullies.
Levi is working on his second anti-bullying book. This one contains bullying stories from victims in Tucson and Amy's story will be included.
Meantime, Cngressman Barber told Levi that he's planning to reintroduce anti-bullying legislation this year and if that happens, he's invited levi to testify before Congress.
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With apologies to Ausage, a great contributor imo.
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"People make me happy.. not places.. people"
"When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life." - Samuel Johnson
"Hope is the fuel of progress and fear is the prison in which you put yourself" - Tony Benn
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The color of immortality, nature and envy - you are truly a unique person. While clearly the color of nature, you also symbolize rebirth, fertility and hope in the world. On the other side of the spectrum, a natural aptitude to money with green coming to signify money and possibly even *********!
And I recall my fall from grace, another time another place..
Ausage is a genuinely good bloke, but fred is diffwent gwavy. A writer of real talent IMHO.
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- As featured in The Independent.
"The committee discussed the issue of illegal bowling actions, and believed that there are a number of bowlers currently employing suspect actions in international cricket, and that the ICC's reporting and testing procedures are not adequately scrutinising these bowlers."
- Even the ICC's own official press release thinks things must change
marc71178 - President and founding member of AAAS - we don't only appreciate when he does well, but also when he's not quite so good!
Anyone want to join the Society?
Beware the evils of Kit-Kats - they're immoral apparently.
Doff my caps to Athers in respect, whilst planning sabotage of his next round.... and you colonials accuse us of block voting for our own!!!
Fred in this one.
"All are lunatics, but he who can analyze his delusions is called a philosopher." - Ambrose Bierce
Langeveldt: I of course blame their parents.. and unchecked immigration!
GingerFurball: He's Austrian, they tend to produce the odd ****ed up individual
Burgey: Be careful dealing with neighbours whose cars don't have wheels but whose houses do.
Uppercut: Maybe I just need better strippers
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'Sparkle' Saturday matinee at Black Rep benefits the Bay View
by Sharon Jones
"Sparkle" is a GREAT play from a GREAT film now playing at the Black Repertory Group Theatre, 3201 Adeline St., Berkeley, across from Ashby BART. This is the first stage production of the classic musical – and it's a hit!
The Saturday matinee THIS SATURDAY, Nov. 28, at 2:30 p.m., is a benefit for the SF Bay View newspaper.
Call (510) 652-2120, make your reservation(s), mention the Bay View and get an amazing discount.
Who composed the music? Curtis Mayfield! Whose lives are evoked by this moving and wonderful play? The Supremes!
Reviewers praise the play and the players
Bay View arts editor Wanda Sabir: "It is marvelously sung and acted. The cast is fantastic, especially the lead, Sparkle! The live band is all the way live! The musical direction is great too and the songs from the film are sung just the way one remembers them."
Minister of Information JR: ["Sparkle" is a classic drama that] "teach[es] people lessons without preaching at them"!
Epheann English, who plays Sista, is a triple threat — a young starlet who can sing, dance and act. Born on the Southside of Chicago, now a student at Contra Costa College, she appeared on "The Arsenio Hall Show" and "Martin" with Martin Lawrence, performed with Wynton Marsalis and participated in shows at different venues around California before "retiring" to raise a family.
"'(She) is always willing to help others in need,' Henry said. 'With all the work she is doing with the play, the turnout should be really good.'
"Sean Vaughn Scott, director of the play, said English is a real teacher's teacher when it comes to music, and with all the big names that she has worked with, she brings experience to the cast.
"'She is a very positive influence and keeps a really upbeat and positive attitude about everything,'" according to The Advocate.
Give 'Sparkle' as a gift to yourself and your loved ones
This week's Saturday matinee is a wonderful way to celebrate the holidays with those you love. Treat yourself to "Sparkle" and take along your loved ones.
Remember, the process is easy. Just call (510) 652-2120, reserve your ticket(s), mention the Bay View and get a discount.
The Bay View needs your support, and you deserve to see a play that will leave you, like Sparkle and her sisters, singing your troubles away!
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Malaika H. Kambon
I do SO want to see this!!
I remember having the album by the same name, sung by Aretha Franklin; and I've seen the original movie a number of times as well.
Several thumbs up in advance to this newest stage production of the famous film musical!↓
Alberta Henry
This play for me was such a great experience, i did get to sing with my choir precious lord, The director sean did a good job, also we had so much fun and laughter doing this play, so many good memories,God Bless*↓


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Cabin We had a balcony cabin. Love my balcony. No better place to enjoy my cup of coffee in the morning. Our bed was by the closet near the bathroom. I liked this layout. There was room to get into the closet and I could sit on the bed when using the safe which is situated quite low in the closet. My hubby and I both thought there was ample closet space and the drawer room is just scattered around the cabin abit. Don't forget the overhead drawer space over the bed, kept alot of things there and still had room. My sister and I will be on Equinox for a 14 day TA in November and I am not worried about storage space at all. Love the bathroom, drawer room was fine, lots of room, shower is great, except that you can see yourself in all your glory in the mirror while showering(would suggest frosting the glass a little). There is nightlight in the bathroom, yeah! The waterjug has been removed in the cabin, just ice and glasses. We bought bottled water before boarding. And the frig actually keeps things COLD. We asked our room steward, Anil, who did a wonderful job, to take out some of the things in the frig and had room for our water and wine. The beds are very comfortable, I thought the couch was comfy too. It becomes the sofa bed and a trundle pulls out under for a fourth. Though we didn't check it out. Nice hairdryer in the vanity drawer. The flat screen TV's very nice, you can turn them toward the bed or sofa. Interactive TV keyboard did not work well in our room. Perhaps it was just us.
Pool This is where we noticed all the children. On our sea days the kids were in the smaller pool and for some reason the other pool was netted off. Parents pulled their chairs right up to the edge of the pool so it was difficult to get in and out. I only tried once. The chair hogs were out as usual. We had great difficulty finding chairs. We searched hi and low, front and back and finally gave up and went back to our cabin and sat on the balcony. The Solarium was no better, it was full and alot of people in the pool. I suspect because that second outdoor pool was closed. The Lawn It is really pretty and a very relaxing place to sit. We liked the Sunset Bar area and sat there and read and sea gazed. Smoking is allowed there so you have to watch where you sit. Lots of comfy sofas and chairs thru out the ship.
Entertainment We liked the production shows. The balcony seemed to be the best place to sit to view the aerial activities. Enjoyed a backstage tour this time. We have enjoyed the Rendevous lounge on M Class, often stopping for a cocktail and a few dances before dinner, they didn't have this on Solstice. There was a band and limited dancing in the atrium by the pursers desk. Not the same. Oceans four was on the cruise, an acapella group, they were very good.
Atrium I forgot to mention the live tree growing in the atrium elevator area. We loved it. It sounded silly when we heard about it, but it is really interesting and adds to the decor. Overall the Solstice is a beautiful ship, has it's pros and cons and I am anxious to sail her sister ship Equinox with my sister in November.


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The Sarah Cutts Frerichs Lectureship
in Victorian Studies
"Sentiment to Cinema: Revisiting Eisenstein on Dickens and Griffith"
April 18, 2012
Pembroke Hall 305
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5:30 - 7:00pm
James Chandler
Barbara E. & Richard J. Franke Distinguished Service Professor
Department of English Language and Literature
University of Chicago
Director, Franke Institute for the Humanities
What do we mean when we call Dickens' imagination "cinematic"? The most celebrated answer to this question occurs in what may be the most influential single piece of writing on the relation of film to literature, Sergei Eisenstein's 1944 essay, "Dickens, Griffith, and the Film Today." Eisenstein, however, is interested in this connection chiefly as a way of producing a genealogy of Soviet-style "dialectical montage." What he disregards in the Dickens-Griffith connection, more or less deliberately, is the rich highly articulated tradition of eighteenth-century sentimentalism, with all its evolved forms and procedures. That neglected connection is subject of this lecture, and like, Eisenstein, Prof. Chandler looked at how Griffith adapted Dickens' second most famous Christmas tale, "The Cricket on the Hearth," for a 1909 one-reeler of the same title.
"The Case of the Literary Spectator"
April 19, 2012
Frerichs Master Seminar
70 Brown Street, Barker Room
1:00 - 3:00pm
Speaker James Chandler conducted a master seminar for faculty and invited graduate students. Assigned reading required prior to day of seminar.
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MOUNT CHARLESTON, Nev. -- The Carpenter 1 fire burning on Mount Charleston has consumed 25,524 acres and six structures, wildfire fire officials said.
The structures were in the Prospect Ranch area, several miles from where most of the Mount Charleston homes are located. The fire has been burning for nine days and displaced 500 people who live on the mountain.
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There are more than 1,000 firefighters working the blaze which covers nearly 40 square miles. The fire is 15 percent contained, up 5 percent from the previous day.
The fire lines protecting homes in the Rainbow subdivision appear to be holding strong. Incident management officials at the command center said fighting a fire is like playing a chess match and firefighters battle difficult terrain and wind.
"There are big concerns with the fact it's at the mouth of Kyle Canyon and it could turn if the winds shift on us. It could turn and go up the canyon which would not be good," said Madonna Lengrich, public information officer for Carpenter 1 Fire.
Firefighters have made good progress and are still working on the fire that crossed Kyle Canyon Road Tuesday. State Route 157 is the main road in and out of Kyle Canyon and provides the best access for firefighters.
The Incident Management Team is hoping to increase its fire fighting ability by bringing in a retardant mixing station. It would allow helicopters to quickly scoop up the retardant and drop it into more remote areas.
The cost of fighting the fire is nearing $6 million.
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05-18-2014 21:03:48 | More by Durandal_777
4/5 rDev +2.6%
On tap @ Iron Hill Lancaster on 7/16/11 during their Christmas In July event. Served in a tulip glass.
Pours a crystal clear golden copper, topped with a roughly ½ cap of frothy bright-white head. This retains with darn near the same look, leaving back a nice amount of foamy swathes of lacing. The aroma smells lightly floral, which is layered on top of notes of green hops, sweet sugary grains, and ripe soft fruit. A zesty smelling spiciness mingles with those floral tones.
The taste mostly mirrors the nose and has a firm base to it of tight sweet grains, green citric hops, and some light fruity character from the yeast, which also contributes a lively peppery spice that dries the backend of the profile out and lingers with some leftover green bitterness. The mouthfeel is fuller bodied, with a firm and sharp creaminess to the carbonation, which definitely combines that well hid ABV here to give this a warming yet still very accessible presence on the palate.
This came off as wanting to be more of an American take on a Tripel but never did quite seem to want to commit to that in the hop department, yet the gentle assertiveness from the spice and alcohol were more than enough to help balance the malt and fruit sweetness that were present. That warming 9% ABV really helps make this work overall. This is a solid take on the style.
07-27-2011 19:18:00 | More by Kegatron
4.1/5 rDev +5.1%
On tap at Iron Hill Lancaster on 7/23/11.
A - Clear golden liquid with amber hues, modest carbonation and a slim, bright white head that receded to a thin ring but flared up with each swirl of the glass.
S - Aroma elicits plenty of citrusy notes paired with grainy and bready malt characteristics and a hint of alcohol. I do not get much of a Belgian yeast or spicy presence in the nose. Overally, the aroma is bright and citrusy with underlying bready, grainy malt.
T - Like the aroma, the flavor packs a zesty citrus punch with an equally pronounced bready malt character. Finishes with a hint of hop bitterness accompanied by a distinctive grainy malt character.
M - Medium bodied with a slick mouthfeel and hint of syrupy texture. Alcohol presence remains quite restrained for a 9% beer, even after it warmed up significantly.
D - Great tangy, citrusy Tripel with a big bready multi-grain malt character. The minimal alcohol warmth really kept the drinkability high here.
07-24-2011 15:19:09 | More by ffejherb
3.48/5 rDev -10.8%
On tap at the Lancaster location on Memorial Day 2011.
Pours a medium golden color with a good white head and a bit of lacing on the way down the glass. The nose brings a bit of bread along with some light spicing and a bit of booze. The flavor consists mostly of a yeasty spice but also has a bit of bread in the background. Too much booze toward the finish. The body is too full and heavy, and while I was told a certain yeast was selected to give a fuller body, I still didn't really enjoy it and didn't find that it fit well with the spiciness and other characteristics of a tripel. Also, too much alcohol taste. An interesting take on the style, but not one of my favorites.
06-03-2011 11:02:11 | More by Thorpe429
3.95/5 rDev +1.3%
I enjoyed this at Iron Hill Lancaster - served in a goblet.
The clarity and color or good with a healthy head topping and visibly carbonated and good lace clings to the glass. the aroma of belgian yeast is apparent with a slight sweet ester and light pilsner malt quality. the feel is great - not too sweet or strong, smooth and well carbonated with a semi-dry finish.
This triple is not too fruity or banana heavy from the yeast but has a semi-dry yeast taste which accents the malt nicely with a complimentary hop flavor and mild sweet sugar-like edge in the finish that seems to balance some of the spice from the yeast. This is a good example of Paul Rutherford's strengths as a brewer as this stays true to the style well -I found this to be a nice Tripel, it does have some alcohol flavor but I wouldn't have guessed that until I saw it listed here. I would probably say one is enough in a sitting, but I liked it and would order it again.
05-30-2011 17:41:10 | More by Slatetank
4/5 rDev +2.6%
On-tap at the Lancaster location.
A: The tripel is clear, a light golden yellow hue that happily shines in my glass. An active carbonation lends to the head that measures over half a finger.
S: The nose is heavy on candi sugars, sweet initially with pears, apples, and pepper leading the way. Anise and clove add to the spice profile. A sweet tripel that hides its booze well.
T: The pears are strong upfront, lending an immediate sweetness to the tripel. More sweetness follows as the candi sugars bloom. Anise and pepper follow, adding spicy depth to the ale's light biscuity base. Clove stands tall through the finish, a spicy pairing for the sweet sugars. Light for 9%.
M: The spicy mouthfeel does an excellent job of hiding its strength. The sweet start allows for the hotter clove/pepper to gradually come through. The wide array of spices makes the tripel work.
05-30-2011 00:51:50 | More by akorsak
4.05/5 rDev +3.8%
On tap on 5/23/11 at the Lancaster location served in a thin stemmed goblet. This brew appears a clear light orange to copper color. A thin white head appears less than a finger strong and holds in lace across the top. The bubbles collect closer to the edge of the glass which creeps upwards creating patchy lacework. Bubbles rise constantly through the clear solution.
The smell is very spicy with Belgian yeast notes. Plenty of clove and light peppery notes meets alcohol and herbal rind character smelling lightly like orange peel. Overall it has a touch of medicinal quality coupled with faint mineral and sulfur aspect across the back as it warms.
The taste is also medicinal with lots of rindy bitterness like orange peel. Herbal hops are present all before the typical Belgian character comes into play with spiciness like clove. This brew finishes dry, somewhat crisp and quite warming. As the brew warms up some hidden notes of banana are left lingering inside the mouth.
This brew hits with much more heat than 9% which I think is mostly due to it's dryness. The lack of residual sweetness doesn't help any to help mask the abv. Overall it is well balanced and a spicy offering that is worth trying. It's medium bodied and modestly fizzy with carbonation. A mighty fine sipper.
05-24-2011 11:33:11 | More by stakem
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The Trade Act of 1974, referred to in pars. (2) and (3), is Pub. L. 93–618, Jan. 3, 1975, 88 Stat. 1978, as amended. Chapter 1 of title II of the Act is classified generally to part 1 (§ 2251 et seq.) of subchapter II of chapter 12 of this title. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see section 2101 of this title and Tables.
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The POD was intended as a warm up for the harder routes at the Mill Creek Crag. It is a sub-vertical slab that begins on thin edges and ends on huge holds. The rock quality is good throughout. One can catch a little caving experience on The POD as well. When lowering off the anchor, just squeeze through the slot on the right at the base. It takes you into a large cave feature that can be ascended on top rope as a chimney. If you get down but cannot get out, the cave can be accessed from the base of the crag for an easy escape.
This is 50 feet right of Sweet Petite. Downclimb the corner on the left side of the slab.
Six quickdraws, a #2 1/2 or #3 1/2 Friend or equivalent, and something for the double bolt anchor at the top. The Friend placement is not really optional. If, for some reason, you did not place the Friend and you failed to clip the bolt above and fell, you would definitely hit the ground.


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