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Politico's Patrick Gavin on Monday hyped the evolution of a 13-year-old conservative to a 17-year-old liberal in an article trumpeting, "CPAC's Boy Wonder Is All Grown Up." Grown up equals liberal? The headline proved too much even for Politico. It was quickly changed to "CPAC's Boy Wonder Swings Left."
Gavin breathlessly recounted what a difference four years makes: "[Jonathan] Krohn is bucking the received wisdom that people become more conservative as they get older, a shift he attributes partly to philosophy."
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Jonathan Krohn took the political world by storm at 2009's Conservative Political Action Conference when, at just 13 years old, he delivered an impromptu rallying cry for conservatism that became a viral hit and had some pegging him as a future star of the Republican Party.
Now 17, Krohn — who went on to write a book, "Defining Conservatism," that was blurbed by the likes of Newt Gingrich and Bill Bennett — still watches that speech from time to time, but it mostly makes him cringe because, well, he's not a conservative anymore.
"I think it was naive," Krohn now says of the speech. "It's a 13-year-old kid saying stuff that he had heard for a long time.… I live in Georgia. We're inundated with conservative talk in Georgia.… The speech was something that a 13-year-old does. You haven't formed all your opinions. You're really defeating yourself if you think you have all of your ideas in your head when you were 12 or 13. It's impossible. You haven't done enough."
Thirteen is too young to have a coherent, mature political philosophy, but 17 isn't?
Gavin's article originally featured the "all grown up" headline. The Media Research Center's Tim Graham tweeted Gavin, pointing out, "You're aware that your headline suggests you're 'all grown up' when you become a liberal?" Gavin tweeted back, "Headline wasn't my doing but it's a fair point. Lemme inquire..."
Krohn recounted to Gavin how much he had grown: "I think I've just matured overall."
The problem isn't that this teenager is a young liberal and that he was an even younger conservative. It'sPolitico's definition of "all grown up": Liberal.
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I'd like to
Submitted by nolefan2 on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 4:58pm.
talk to him when he graduates from college and tries to find a job to be able to pay off all of that massive debt his new "idol" has thrust upon him and his peers. I imagine he will sing a different tune then.
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Submitted by gwalt on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 5:03pm.
"A lot of briefing for a 2 hr. special with Dan Rather. Saw the show & wonder why we bothered". Ronald Reagan
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I had no idea
Submitted by amlaml on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 5:04pm.
that 17 years old was grown up. No wonder they changed their headline.
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Is it that "all grown up"
Submitted by Kubrickfilmfan73 on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 5:47pm.
Is it that "all grown up" equals Liberal, or is it that Liberal equals "17 years old"? My money's on the latter.
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Submitted by stratman on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 5:50pm.
1) Seventeen is an expected age to rebel, which is a sine qua non of Leftists - except when rebellion is directed against them.
2) Loosening of morality is also a sine qua non of youth and the Left.
3) Conservative know that 13 year olds normally respond to their environment using learned behavioral mimicry. But the Left (in this article), unlike Conservatives, think 17 year olds no longer rely on heavy usage of mimicry - except if the teen is Right of Center politically, enjoy firearms sports, doesn't do drugs or alcohol, are virgins, or believe in God. Then the teen is brainwashed and mimicking.
I'm fine with giving recognition to whomever recognized the inanity of the headline and changed it. The Right used the kid and now the Left is using the kid. In 15 - 30 years he'll probably be Conservative for life once Life mugs him a time or two. Hopefully the Right of Center will have reclaimed the MSM and we'll read the story of his conversion.
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And good points they are
Submitted by Dragoon on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 6:14pm.
This is much ado about nothing. A 17 year old changing his mind from what he believed at 13 is not worth the ink. But since this is one of those "nyah-nyah" moment for the liberal adults, they'll try to rub it in our faces. If you really want to see "evolution" of this kid, come back to him in four to five year increments and see how his political beliefs change.
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Submitted by amyshulk on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 6:13pm.
Sounds to me like he still doesn't know who he is or what he is about. It does sound like his enviroment has changed, and he was unable to support his views, so he went with the flow.
I'm always suspect of "wunderkinds" and I pity them - hard to go on if/when you peak young!
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Submitted by amyshulk on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 6:13pm.
Sounds to me like he still doesn't know who he is or what he is about. It does sound like his environment has changed, and he was unable to support his views, so he went with the flow.
I'm always suspect of "wunderkinds" and I pity them - hard to go on if/when you peak young!
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I thought the media were
Submitted by ant on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 7:20pm.
I thought the media were convinced Trayvon Martin was a 'child'.
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I think childhood ends at age
Submitted by MrSnuggles on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 8:15pm.
I think childhood ends at age 27 when you are no longer able to be on mommy and daddy's insurance.
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The libturds are contorting
Submitted by Scuba Dude on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 8:08pm.
The libturds are contorting themselves to positions no human body was ever meant to do. Politico is saying a 17 year old is all growed up but Odumbo calls 26 year olds children.
Wow, the liberal logic is a wonder to behold.
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Submitted by Boudin on Mon, 07/02/2012 - 8:20pm.
pp calls 14 yrolds woman?
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See? That's why liberals
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See? That's why liberals think muzzies are more 'progressed'...they think they're women at 9.
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An elderly pastor suffered a heart attack after police burst through her door in an early-morning drugs raid which her family say was a "massive mistake."
A burkha-clad gang who stole £1.5million worth of jewellery from Selfridges in Oxford Street have been sentenced to a total of 58 years in prison.
An American journalist has been beheaded on video by an ISIS fighter in Syria - who is believed to be from London.
A man has been robbed of £19,000 worth of cash in euro notes in an attack at Kings Cross station.
Thieves have stolen a bicycle worth £7,000 - just weeks before its owner hoped to raise money for cancer sufferers in a charity triathlon.
A woman attacked and racially abused a fellow passenger for asking someone to move away from the platform edge on the Victoria Line in Stockwell.
Police have swooped on over 170 addresses to crack down on crime before Notting Hill Carnival.
The family of a man who may never recover from his injuries after being brutally asasulted have made an emotional appeal for help to trace those responsible and for a potential key witness to come forward.
An innocent woman who survived the gangland shooting which claimed the life of her friend Sabrina Moss in Kilburn has spoken about the fateful night.
Three men have been found guilty of gunning down an innocent nursery teacher with a Mac 10 submachine gun as she celebrated her 24th birthday in Kilburn.
The man who caused a ruckus when he invaded the pitch at a West Ham match at the weekend has bragged that his potentially criminal actions have made him a 'legend'.
A woman was sexually assaulted on a late night train between London Bridge and Chislehurst – as passengers looked on.
Detectives made an early-morning swoop on east London addresses on Monday in a bid to nab those responsible for a fraud scam that has tricked pensioners out of a million pounds.
A man will appear in court today charged with raping a woman in her 80s in Shepherd's Bush on Saturday morning.
A man on the run from police smashed into a motorcycle, drove into oncoming traffic and then rolled his car which then set on fire in what a judge described as the worst case of dangerous driving he had ever seen.
A football fan who ran on to the pitch at Upton Park and took a free kick during West Ham's match against Tottenham has been arrested and charged by police.
Police are hunting a sick couple who beat a man in an 'unprovoked', "violent and sustained" attack on a train to Liverpool Street.
A 25-year-old man was stabbed to death in Wandsworth last night say police, who have launched a murder investigation.
A London nursery has reportedly received firebomb threats after a mother posted on social media that her daughter wasn't allowed to eat her packed lunch because it "wasn't halal".
A 15-year-old girl was followed after she got off a train and then forced into a public toilet and sexually assaulted in Ilford.
Nawal Msaad, 27, posted song on YouTube as part of campaign over innocence
Police are desperately searching for a man who punched a young woman in the head and dragged her through Pages Wood in Romford.
A schoolboy who secured top marks in his GCSEs is set to follow in the footsteps of David Cameron and Boris Johnson after winning a scholarship to Eton worth £76,000.
If you're thinking of adding running treadmill to your fitness routine, you're on the right track! There are several advantages to running on a treadmill versus running outdoors.
The Renault ZOE follows on from the introduction of the electric Fluence ZE and Twizy, but unlike the former, the ZOE was designed from the ground up as an electric vehicle.
When no simple way to find Real Ale was at hand, 4 Ale enthusiasts got together to allow anyone with a smart phone to find Real Ale no matter where they happened to be, this was the birth of the Perfect Pint app.
I'm somewhat of a casual, lazy and very much amateur painter and after a busy day at work, the prospect of getting all my brushes, acrylics, water and other faff out is far from appealing.
Will the National Gallery become selfie central after it removes the ban on photography to avoid confusion over visitors using the new Wi-Fi?
Now that whole regiments of London comedians have dissolved in the festival mists north of the border it's a good time to sample a different sort of humour.
James Bond is Britain's most famous secret agent, and the capital is its most famous city, so it makes sense that 007 would live and work here when he isn't gallivanting around the world.
You may not realise it but there are animals hiding in stations across London? Play our quiz and see if you can you find them:
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The food was nothing to write home about - especially the midnight buffet. It was a Mexican buffet and...to tell you the truth... Taco Bell is better. On past cruises, the buffets were photo worthy. Not this one at all! Not even close.
The every day food was simple - I didn't gain any weight. Matter of fact, I probably lost weight. Drinks were good, and the prices weren't out of line either.
A lot of the niceties weren't there, and some of staff weren't as friendly as on other cruise lines. We had a wonderful waitress in the formal dinning room and 2 favorite bartenders at the pool on the Lido Deck.
The security was over the top. Great to know they are watching out for us. There were ample tours to choose from.
Our room was nice - the shower was great! Folded animal towels on our beds every night.
Can't say anything bad - but, it wasn't special either. I'd probably go on again, but will try Royal Caribbean next time.


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Hunter Education
Firearms Safety Tips
- Treat every gun as if it were loaded. Watch the muzzle! Prepare to control the direction of the muzzle even if you stumble.
- Be sure the barrel and action are clear of obstructions and that you have only ammunition of the proper size for the gun you are carrying.
- Be sure of your target and what is beyond it before you pull the trigger; know identifying features of the game you hunt.
- Unload guns when not in use. Take down or have actions open. Guns should be carried in cases to the shooting area.
- Never point a gun at anything you dont want to shoot or kill. Do not play with a firearm.
- Never climb a tree or jump a ditch with a loaded gun. Never pull the gun toward you by the muzzle.
- Never shoot a bullet at flat, hard surfaces or water.
- Store guns and ammunition separately, beyond the reach of children and careless adults. Consider using trigger locks.
- Avoid alcoholic beverages and medications that cause drowsiness before or during use of a firearm.
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The 1.3 version of Livescribe+ available now introduces new ways to send and share Livescribe 3 notes to OneNote. The introduction of Auto-Send builds on the earlier Send feature, and gives you the ability to send any snippets, pages, pencasts and even entire notebooks from Livescribe+ directly to your OneNote account. Now you can continue working with your notes on your Windows PC or Mac, your Android device or any one of the many platforms supported by OneNote.
Using Send, you can select whatever content you want and choose the specific OneNote notebook you'd like to send your notes to. Send is all about giving you more control over what gets sent and where it goes. Auto-Send lets you put things on 'Automatic.' Auto-Send allows you to select any notebook in Livescribe+ and automatically send all notes and any updates directly to your OneNote account.
To start, you'll need to connect Livescribe+ to your OneNote account. Once you've updated to the latest version of Livescribe+, open it up and go to Settings (from the Left Menu Panel) and tap "Cloud Services."
- Tap on the OneNote icon and then tap "Sign In" to login to your account.
- You'll see the Microsoft Account Sign In screen. Enter your Microsoft username and password.
- Use any email account you have linked to your OneNote account.
- You'll be returned to Livescribe+ and will now see your OneNote username under "Account," with the option to Sign Out.
The Send feature in Livescribe+ is the best way to send snippets, pages or pencasts to a specified notebook in OneNote. For example, you can use Send to place a list of ideas in your 'Big Ideas' notebook.
Once your account is linked, it's easy to Send notes to OneNote. In Livescribe+, navigate to the page or snippet that you want to send.
- Select the page or snippet you want to Send. Access Share by tapping the Share icon from Page view or the Menu icon (the chevron icon in the bottom border) from the Feed view.
- Tip: If you want to send multiple pages or snippets, you can tap the "Select" button in the top right corner.
- Tap Send and then select OneNote
- Choose the OneNote notebook you'd like to send your notes to.
All done! Your selected notes have been sent to OneNote and will appear in your selected OneNote notebook almost immediately, depending on the number of pages and the speed of your Internet connection.
You can also send pencasts to OneNote. Simply use the same process as described above, making sure that you are in Pencast view before you tap "Share." You can even send multiple pencasts by hitting the Select option, then highlighting all the pencasts you'd like to upload to OneNote. Because of the audio and other information needed to play back pencasts, they will be sent to OneNote as PDFs. Keep in mind that the pencast files can run 12-15 MB per hour of audio, so balance this with the limits of your mobile data plan if you are uploading over a cellular connection.
The Send feature is great if you want to push selections of notes to OneNote. If you want to send an entire notebook, then Auto-Send is the right way to go. You can setup any Livescribe+ notebook to Auto-Send so that its entire written contents are delivered to OneNote and any new notes or pages that are added will automatically go to OneNote.
- From any page in the notebook you wish to Auto-Send, just tap the Share icon.
- Tip: You can also access Auto-Send by long-holding on the notebook cover and selecting "Share."
- In the Share panel, tap on Auto-Send.
- Tap on OneNote and your notebook's contents will start uploading to OneNote.
In Livescribe+, you'll be able to tell that your notebook is setup to Auto-Send because you'll see an Auto-Send icon on the notebook cover and in the top border in Page view when you're viewing any page of that notebook. Anytime you add new notes to the notebook, they will be sent to OneNote. Due to file sizes, pencasts are not automatically uploaded, but you can use the Send feature to store pencasts in OneNote.
In OneNote, the Livescribe notebook will be created using the same name it has in Livescribe+ (eg. "Livescribe 3 Journal 1"). If you change the name, or move the notebook into a Stack, Livescribe+ will still send updates to the notebook.
If you'd like to open and access your Livescribe+ notes in an app other than OneNote or Evernote, then use the Open In feature. When you tap Open In, you'll see a panel that includes the option to share a note via AirDrop, or by any external application that can work with PDF files. You can tap on these icons to open your file in these other applications, and store or edit your notes there. However you cannot automatically send your notes to those applications at this time.
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ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- Ghana coach Kwesi Appiah says he will not pick Andre Ayew in his squad for the African Cup of Nations after the Marseille winger failed to report to a training camp to have an injury assessed.
Appiah says in a statement on Monday that he had decided to "exclude" Ayew, one of Ghana's best players, because of uncertainty over his fitness after he picked up a hamstring injury with his French club.
Ayew was asked to report to Ghana's pre-tournament camp in the United Arab Emirates on Saturday but still had not arrived by Monday morning, despite being released by Marseille.
Appiah says Ayew will not arrive in time to have his fitness assessed before Wednesday's deadline for African Cup squads and will not be considered for the Jan. 19 - Feb. 10 tournament.


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RALEIGH — A 24-year-old Franklin County man was being held Thursday on charges that he contacted a 14-year-old Apex girl online last August and went to her home to have sex with her.
Apex police arrested Michael Aaron Zovistoski of 207 N. Main St., Franklinton, on Wednesday afternoon.
In arrest warrants, police said Zovistoski had contacted the girl through a website and went to her home in mid-August.
The warrants listed two counts of statutory rape and one count of taking indecent liberties with a child.
Zovistoski was being held in lieu of $350,000 bail and was scheduled for a court appearance Thursday afternoon.


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CATEGORIES Top 25'Bambi' ... 'Shrek' ... 'Toy Story' ... find out where they rank on our list.
Walt Disney is certainly still the king, but it's a studio called Pixar that owns animation in the 21st century.
So where do classically drawn 'toons stack up against the best in computer-generated animation of today?
From the greatest hits of Disney and Pixar to wildcards like Hiyao Miyazaki, Tim Burton and Homer Simpson, we rank the best animated movies ever.
Actually, they can do all those things better than live action movies can, sometimes -- because they're drawn, which makes them that much more, you know, impressive. Check out these 25 awesome animated treats and see if you don't agree.
-- By Glenn Kenny
25. 'The Simpsons Movie' (2007)
There are some who complain that this long-awaited feature is not much more than three TV episodes of 'The Simpsons' strung together and livened up with widescreen picture and some fancy effects. And their point is? We don't know. The movie, with its entirely nude Bart, Springfield-under-a-dome, and President Ahnuld, rules.
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24. 'Dumbo' (1941)
This Disney classic has it all -- a story line to tug at the heartstrings (try not to cry when the big-eared pachyderm is rocked to sleep by his mom), surreal humor that's ahead of its time (it doesn't get any more bizarre than the 'Pink Elephants on Parade' bit) and a rousingly redemptive climax. Not to mention the most improbably cute young hero in all of cartoons.
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23. 'The Triplets of Belleville' (2003)
An innovative, eerie, almost all visuals-and-music tale of bicyclists, washed-up singing sisters, and chronically farting pooches, this French-produced 2003 Oscar nominee is one of the most curious animated features ever produced. The kids might not get it -- in fact, 'Belleville' may flat-out weird them out -- but adult fans with a taste for the outré will want to lap it up three times.
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22. 'Lady and the Tramp' (1955)
Sometimes a simple love story of a well-brought-up maiden and an incorrigible but good-hearted ne'er-do-well is just the romance you want to watch on a Friday night. There are plenty of live-action options, but rare is the endearing cartoon version. This 1955 Disney perennial, with its enchanting bow-wow interaction and fabulous Italian restaurant scene, is, as they say, the pup of the walk.
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21. 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' (1993)
Stop-motion animation was never as creepily hilarious as it is here. Cinematic misfit Tim Burton concocted this twisted tale of a Halloween maven who wants to expand the holiday franchise and knock over old St. Nick. With the help of animator/director Henry Selick and prodigious composer Danny Elfman, this 'Nightmare' dazzles and delights, making the macabre seem, well, kind of cozy.
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KLTV 7 has joined the "Made in America" movement started by ABC News and Diane Sawyer.
Here is how it works: The average shopper usually spends about $750 on holiday gifts. If everyone spent only about $65, or 8%, of that on American-made gifts, we could potentially create hundreds of thousands of jobs for Americans.
Shannon's Beading Basket and Gallery in Longview offers several products made right here in the USA.
It is something owner Shannon Gilliland is proud of.
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Diane Raver The Herald-Tribune
The Batesville Herald-Tribune
---- — ST. LEON – Support services director Tom Harris gave Sunman-Dearborn Community School Corp. trustees an update Aug. 8 of projects completed over the summer.
"The summer projects are right where they need to be .... We are behind on the tennis courts, but we're taking care of the kids .... (boys' tennis team members) are practicing at Harrison because they haven't started school yet. It's not costing us anything except for transportation to get them there. The courts are projected to be ready for the first home match.
"At the middle school, the art, science and special needs rooms were really updated. I think the staff really likes what we did .... At North Dearborn Elementary School, we redid the ceilings and lighting as well as the playground, which is relieving some of our water issues."
In addition, Harris gathered all custodians from each building and as a group, "they basically blitzed one building at a time .... Typically, we always kept them in their own buildings, and it took them all summer to clean." By doing this, they had to time to "do things like getting rooms painted and windows caulked.
"I think it was a very successful thing and the apprehension turned into something positive."
Harris also revealed, "I think our enrollment may be up because in day two with the buses, we have some that are very overcrowded to where I need to make changes.
"I want to thank the principals publicly" for their assistance in making sure the kids, especially the kindergarten and first-grade students, get on the correct buses at the end of the day. "They are extremely organized, and I appreciate their help along with the teachers who are out there."
Diane Raver can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com or 812-934-4343, Ext. 114.
OTHER NEWS • Trustees gave a nod to Sunman-Dearborn Middle School bullying surveys that will be distributed to parents, students and faculty/staff members. They agreed to add the ALICE (Alert-Lockdown-Inform-Counter-Evacuate) response option for faculty and students to survive a violent intruder to the school safety policy. Members also gave approval for the East Central Athletic Hall of Fame. • Superintendent Dr. Jeff Hendrix said he had the opportunity to tour all buildings on the first day of school Aug. 7. "The first thing I noticed is school is going on ... it's almost like nothing has changed (since they got out in May). Teachers didn't miss a step. They were going through the routines. I commend the principals and our teachers who know just what to do. I commend Mr. Harris for the transportation piece .... This year again, we're working really hard at communicating with the public." He has started a blog with information about the SDCSC. There is a link to it on the corporation Web site (www.sunmandearborn.k12.in.us). "Our buildings are in perfect shape. The custodians and maintenance crew have worked really hard. I think we're going to have one of the best school years ever."


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Pastor Profile:
Sutton Turner
Executive Pastor
Sutton Turner is the executive pastor and an executive elder of Mars Hill Church. He spent years in the business world, working in Texas and the Middle East before God called him to serve at Mars Hill. Turner oversees the church's central operations and business functions, including finance, property, media and communications, and technology. He also trains and mentors the executive pastors and deacons across all 15 Mars Hill Church locations. He recently published his first book, Invest. Together with his wife, Marci, they have one son and two daughters. He loves all things Texas A&M football.


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In a battle of UFC veterans Heavyweight Todd Duffee knocked out Neil Grove in 34 seconds at today's Super Fight League 2. The event was held in the T-Box Mobile Arena in Chandigarh, India. Duffee went 1-1 in his UFC run, briefly holding the UFC record for fastest KO with his 7 second win over Tim Hague. He's 1-1 since leaving the promotion. He didn't fight at all in 2011 after being KO'd by Alistair Overeem at Dynamite 2010.
Grove went 0-1 in his brief UFC tenure, losing by heel hook to Mike Ciesnolevicz at UFC 95. Since then he's gone 3-3 in Bellator and is currently on a 3 fight losing streak. Not good for a fighter who's on the wrong side of 40.
Here's a recap from Anton Tabuena's Bloody Elbow live blog of the fight:
Todd Duffee vs. Neil Grove - Finally. Duffee and Grove walking to "the O-Zone". Round 1 - Duffee with a quick takedown that gets stuffed. BIG RIGHT HAND. Grove is down, quick GnP, and it's over. Reminiscent of his sole UFC win. Todd Duffee wins by TKO (punches)
Todd Duffee talked to Baroni post-fight and gave credit to AKA for the win. He says he wants to keep active and begs SFL for another fight in the next 6 or 8 weeks.


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Every draft has more than a few surprise picks, players that nobody outside of those war rooms had on the radar. Sometimes, that works out just fine; sometimes it doesn't. The St. Louis Rams made a surprise pick last year, kind of, when they selected Brian Quick with the first pick in the second round of the draft. Could Les Snead and Co. have another surprise pick up their sleeve this year?
Matthew Fairburn from Mocking the Draft had a list of potential surprise picks drop Monday morning. The second name on that list was UCLA running back Johnathan Franklin, who is suddenly getting plenty of attention from draft pundits. Teams have probably had Franklin on their radar for some time; the media is just now catching up.
Here's what Fairburn said about Franklin, who visited Rams Park last week:
This running back class is a jumbled mess at the top. Rankings will vary quite a bit, and the position is deep this season. Most think this could be the first draft in history that doesn't see a running back come off the board in the first round. That's a possibility, but with UCLA's Jonathan Franklin generating some buzz lately, he may have a shot at getting drafted in the first round. He's arguably the most complete back in this class, with the only knock on him being his size. Franklin has a real shot to jump Eddie Lacy on draft week.
The Senior Bowl helped push his stock upward, and one of the things teams saw there was his pass blocking ability. But don't think that he's just a third down back. Because he doesn't fit the profile of an every down bruiser, it's easy to write him off as a scat back. He is not, though he may not be a guy ticketed for 25 carries per game.
Franklin is unlikely to be drafted in the first round, but he is someone to keep an eye on when they start calling out names on the second day of the draft.


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A fugitive who died after exchanging gunfire with an FBI agent on Tuesday in east Las Vegas was wanted for a number of crimes, including an assault on his ex-girlfriend.
The bureau's Las Vegas Field Office said a Criminal Apprehension Team was serving an arrest warrant for Javier Solomon Reyes, 32. Reyes had been pursued by the multi-jurisdictional team Tuesday afternoon near Charleston Boulevard and Christy Lane.
The FBI said one of its agents was shot during a foot pursuit with Reyes but was protected by a protective vest. The agent was treated at University Medical Center and later released, a hospital official confirmed.
The suspect in the chase was also hospitalized but died from gunshot wounds he sustained in the chase, the FBI said.
Reyes was the same person Las Vegas Metro police suspected of threatening a woman on Dec. 29. According to Metro, the woman who was identified as Reyes' ex-girlfriend had a gun to her face at a home in the 6300 block of E. Sahara Avenue.
Police also said Reyes was suspected of breaking into an elderly couple's home on Feb. 7. In that incident, police said officers spotted Reyes. He then fled to the home, took the couple's car keys and took off in a Hyundai model vehicle.
Meanwhile, neighbors in the area were shaken by the eruption of gunfire during the chase. One neighbor witnessed the suspect run into her yard before climbing onto a roof. It was there that witnesses said he was shot.
"I was terrified," a neighbor who wished to remain anonymous said.
At 2:50 p.m., the anonymous neighbor was working inside her home when she heard banging.
"I saw an FBI agent right here and around the corner. He had his gun drawn," she said.
The agent instructed her to get down as the suspect ran into her backyard.
"I got down and gunshots started going off. And I just stayed down until I didn't hear them any more," she said.
"I realized it was directly behind us. I called my friend who lives behind us. She said the police shot someone on the roof of a house," neighbor Darlene Ulibarri said.
"I was terrified. My back door was unlocked to my sliding glass door. All I was thinking was he was going to come inside and try to hide from police or try to take me, shoot me or something," the anonymous neighbor said. "It's just really scary."
The Criminal Apprehension Team is made up of federal agents along with officers from Las Vegas Metro and the Henderson Police Department.
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Apple's web-based office software will force Google and Microsoft to up their game
Software developers who have early access to Apple's competitor for office software programs like Google Drive and Microsoft Office are tripping over themselves to sing its praises.
It is truly startling how much iWork for iCloud feels like a native app experience.—
Zac Cichy (@zcichy) June 30, 2013
Apple's solution, named (awkwardly) iWork for iCloud, was built with one goal in mind, apparently: to make a web-based app experience that's as good as a desktop application. The results are impressive. It's a sharp contrast with Google's strategy with web-based Google Drive, which has been purposefully minimalist from the beginning, frustrating users who wish it were more like the office productivity software we all grew up on: Microsoft Office.
Google is REALLY going to up it's game when iWork for iCloud goes public. It's not just good, it's miles ahead.—
Jamie Ryan (@ChunkyGeek) July 02, 2013
But here's the irony: Because iWork for iCloud works on the web, guess which company it might benefit just as much as Apple? That's right, Google. Google's Chrome OS, which runs only web-based apps, seems to be the perfect platform from which to access iWork for iCloud.
iWork for iCloud. Color me impressed. This could be the best thing Apple's done for the Chrome ecosystem! edd.me/12aI1EJ—
Edd Dumbill (@edd) July 02, 2013
But there's one hitch to iWork for iCloud: collaboration. Apple's new office software doesn't allow multiple users to work in one document simultaneously, which is strange considering that collaboration is the primary reason that people embrace (or put up with) the simplicity of Google Drive. That could be rectified in future updates of iWork for iCloud. Roger Rosen, head of iWork at Apple, said at Apple's recent developers' conference that "awesome" updates are coming for iWork for iCloud by fall.


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Torrealba makes most of rare start
Rangers catcher records three hits in Game 3 loss
DETROIT -- Yorvit Torrealba wasn't guaranteed a start in the American League Championship Series with the Tigers planning to use four right-handed starters, but when an opportunity came his way in Game 3 on Tuesday night, the catcher delivered a perfect night at the plate.
Giving starter Mike Napoli a night off behind the dish, Torrealba recorded a hit in all three of his plate appearances during the Rangers' 5-2 loss, singling in the second and fifth innings before doubling to left in the eighth.
Finding at-bats for Torrealba, who went 0-for-3 in the AL Division Series against the Rays, hasn't been an easy task for manager Ron Washington, but the skipper opted to start Napoli at designated hitter on Tuesday and give Torrealba an opportunity.
"Yorvit played a big part of where we are," Washington said before the game. "I haven't had an opportunity to get him in the game. ... This is my chance to get him in there."
Torrealba tallied three of the Rangers' seven hits against Tigers starter Doug Fister, a feat made all the more impressive by the catcher's limited opportunities of late.
"He pitched a really good game," Torrealba said of Fister. "He was pounding us inside all game long, and I was able to try to get my hands inside and pull the ball. ... I saw the ball really well today."
Not surprisingly, Torrealba would have preferred to enjoy a victory in Game 3.
"I was just looking more for the win than anything," Torrealba said. "If I can trade my three hits for a win, that would be great."
Torrealba's strong night didn't lead to a victory, but it did give Napoli a day off from catching -- part of Washington's rationale for the lineup change.
"I want to get [Napoli] off his feet, stoop him down, giving him relaxation mentally," Washington explained before the game. "So I decided to DH him."
Napoli said afterward that his legs were fine, but it was good to see Torrealba get an opportunity.
"Yorvy had a great night," Napoli said. "He hadn't played for a while. He did a great job tonight."
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GAINESVILLE -- Farmers and ranchers across Grayson, Cooke, and Montague counties stepped away from their farms Thursday.
Terry Kirkpatrick says on his ranch he gets to see miracles.
"You plant one grain of wheat and you watch it multiply a hundredfold. That's a miracle. You see a calf being born and get up in five minutes and knows where the supper table is. That's a miracle."
Kirkpatrick was one of 150 farmers and ranchers who turned out to the Gainesville Civic Center Thursday to learn more about their trade.
"Its very important to keep these farmers and ranchers up to date because of all the products and everything that are coming out and all the new things going on, the new ideas," says Justin Hansard, the Montague County Extension Agent.
Wildlife and Fishery Consultant, Mike Porter, talked about aquatic plant management.
"Plants in a pond or stock tank is not necessarily bad. In fact its very desirable most of the time. I hope they learn to recognize some of the most common or dominant plants in their stock tanks and ponds."
"It's been very beneficial. I didn't realize all the weeds that ponds have in them and there are beneficial weeds. I just spray mine and kill all of them," says Kirkpatrick.
Even managers of the Gainesville Zoo came to learn more about ways to keep their animals healthy.
"A lot of the things we are going to cover here ... will have to do with internal and external parasite control as well as control of weeds and management of different plant species and so its very beneficial for us to attend every year," says Rebecca Parker, Operation Manager at Frank Buck Zoo.
Despite his years of experience Kirkpatrick says attending events like this help him learn new things that will keep his ranch going strong.
"Everyone looks at our place and says you're sure lucky and I go there is no luck to it. Its called you do what's right by the book by attending these programs to improve your property."


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Back-ups for four miles stretched in both directions near the overpass over the weekend. The construction replaced nine sections of the southbound side of the bridge. VDOT spokesperson Dawn Eischen anticipates the work will finish three hours early, at 3 a.m. Monday morning, so commuters won't get hit in a snag.
"Folks going to work in the morning will be driving over a new bridge," said Eischen.
Crews are lifting out sections of the bridge, piece by piece, to be replaced.
In two weekends, the same type of replacement will begin on the north side of the bridge. Single-lane traffic detours will be the same as this weekend.
"It's a huge project for the region, replacing 11 deteriorating bridges," said Eischen. "These bridges are 50 plus years old. They are safe to drive on, but they really do need to be replaced."
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How to avoid summer vacation weight gain
Souvenirs aren't the only extra baggage people often bring home from summer vacations. What with all the eating and drinking, and lazing on the beach or by the pool, the hard work getting into shape for the beach can be easily undone. We asked Peter Lavelle, founder of and trainer at Ultimate Bootcamp, New England's largest outdoor fitness organization, for tips on arriving home flab-free.
Pack sneakers!
"If you're in flip-flops, you're far less likely to keep moving throughout the day," he says. "Wear sneakers, which allow you to sightsee and move from place to place without your legs and feet becoming tired quickly."
Don't just lie there
"It's easy to see vacation as laying on a beach," Lavelle says. "There's no reason it shouldn't be, but you can earn that beach time by going on some excursions. The more active the excursion, the better. Kayaking, snorkeling, and hiking are all great ways to stay active. Rent a couple of bikes and see where it takes you. While you're out there having a blast, you'll be burning the calories too."
Pack an exercise band
"You'll be more likely to do some muscle-sculpting in your hotel room," he says. "Do some exercises before breakfast or while waiting for the shower. If you don't own a resistance tubing band, buy one that comes with a chart of exercises."
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If you're in a warmer climate, "beat the heat by choosing cold menu items," Lavelle says. "Salads and other cold dishes are less likely to be fried and more likely to get you your daily fiber dose."
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla.- - With three double-doubles in three matches, Petya Borisova was named to the all-tournament team at the Denver Invitational.
For her efforts, Borisova also earned honorable mention honors from the Atlantic Sun Conference for player of the week.
"Petya had a very solid weekend for us," said JU head coach Kevin Paul. "She is very deserving of this honor. Hopefully we can take what we learned during that tournament and build off of it this week."
Borisova had 13 kills and 10 digs in the opener against Denver. She followed with 16 kills and 11 digs against TCU and wrapped up the tournament with 11 kills and a season-high 18 digs against Idaho State. She also had six blocks in the three matches.
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WR Terrell Owens will be a free agent whenever the lockout ends but with the latest news on his ACL injury, which required surgery, it's unlikely he signs with a team until late November, at the earliest. Then again, some would also say it's unlikely he ever signs with another team.
A significant injury like an ACL tear is bad for anyone but it's especially difficult to return from if you're going to be 38 years old soon. That's why some people, like Mike Freeman of CBSSports.com, believe Owens may never play in the league again.
In fact, Freeman reports Owens has told people he is considering retirement.
I expect Owens to publicly state his career will go on and there will be no retirement but I can tell you Owens has told several people in the NFL that he has indeed considered retirement. Again, that doesn't mean he will, but he's told people in the sport he's considering it.
Though Owens' agent, Drew Rosenhaus, has been fairly silent since news of Owens' injury broke, he did say it was premature to assume he would retire.
As we've said before, if anyone is going to return from a major injury at 37 years old, it's Owens. He's the same guy who returned from a broken leg in six weeks to play in the Super Bowl.
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SHERIDAN—The Sheridan College Theater Department is proud to present a theatrical double feature of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and Gerry Hansen's Commedia dell'Arte play "Ros & Guild". At the new Mars Theater August 15-24. Shows are at 7 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays and at 2 p.m. on Sundays. The second feature of the evening is Gerry Hansen's new farce "Ros and Guild," which places Shakespeare's "Hamlet" in the topsy-turvy world of Commedia. Both plays are directed by Hansen, whose nimble staging sets the iconic "Hamlet" up so that it can be punched squarely in the funny bone by "Ros and Guild." Tickets are available at the WYO Theater box office at 672-9084 or www.wyotheater.com. General Admission is $10. High school and college student admission is free with valid student ID. This event is rated PG. For more information about this double feature contact DannyLee Hodnett at firstname.lastname@example.com.
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Farmers Market will be moved farther up Grinnell Street this Thursday, in front of The Sheridan Press, to celebrate the Third Thursday Street Festival.
From 5-7 p.m. vendors will sell produce, arts and crafts and more as live music, children's activities, demonstrations and nonprofit booths are hosted.
Rockin Jake will perform from 5:30 p.m.-9 p.m. on the Main Stage and Canary Joe will perform at the same time on Loucks and Main Street.
Attendance is free for customers and vendor booths are available to rent. For more information or to sign up as a vendor call Bonnie Gregory at the Downtown Sheridan Association 672-8881 or see www.downtownsheridan.org.
SHERIDAN— The Wyoming Drifters will be playing Friday at the Sheridan Senior Center. Come dance to their music for free from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The Senior Center is located at 211 Smith St.
BIG HORN— The first annual Big Horn Market will be Saturday, Aug. 30th from 9a.m.-2 p.m. Collette Eliason has been working with the Smokehouse and the Big Horn Mercantile to participate through great food and music. Although the event is small, there is a nice variety of participants from local artists paintings, pottery, baked goods (gluten free), home goods, locally made bath and body items, face-painting, wagon rides, locally grown vegetables and kids' activities. Big Horn Heritage Days will also bring live music to the Big Horn Smokehouse Friday and Saturday night. For more information call Collette Eliason at 752-3764.


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By Richard Gaines
---- — In Salisbury, The winners in the selectman election were Freeman Condon and Ed Hunt, who won the two seats available on the 5-member Board of Selectmen. The two candidates, both of which have served on the board before, blew away the other competition by wide margins.
But perhaps the biggest cheer of the night came when bystanders learned that voters approved the override granting permission for the town to bond for a new town library. Yes votes outweighed no votes by 1,134 to 733. The measure now goes to Town Meeting for its final approval on May 30.
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COLONIE, N.Y. – A Colonie motel owner, who had one of his properties shut down in light of hundreds of code violations, could now face criminal charges, officials say.
Motel owner Arjun, also known as Alex, Patel is being investigated by police and town officials after allegations that he misled his tenants into believing they had a place to stay when they did not.
Town officials say Patel could face criminal charges, and police are investigating claims that he continued to collect future rent as late as last week. He is also being accused of misleading tenants over the imminent shut down when he had official placards removed.
Officials also said Patel was making money off the county by housing homeless, displaced families, and some sex offenders. Patel also owns the Blu Bell Motel, Super 8, and the Golden Corral.
The latest figures, courtesy of Albany County, show that Patel received more than $647,000 from 2008-2013 for housing at the Skylane Motel and more than $1.6 million at the Super 8, which total than $2,312,000.
Police say they found things like mold, exposed wires, and unsafe stairs during a search warrant after officials say a tenant fell through the floor at Skylane Motel last week.
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