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Here's another key matchup for Sunday's Vikings-Bills game in Minnesota:
Vikings CB Antoine Winfield vs. Bills WR Steve Johnson
Although the Vikings play a two-deep zone most of the time, they veered off of that approach somewhat with some new pressure looks from de facto defensive coordinator Fred Pagac, who has taken over some play-calling responsibilities for interim head coach Leslie Frazier. The Vikings remain a zone-heavy outfit, though, which means Winfield won't be matching head up with Johnson on every play, per se.
But they will line up opposite each other quite a bit, as Winfield typically mans the left side of the defense and Johnson often lines up on the offense's right side. And when they do square off, it will be a good battle of strength vs. strength. Winfield is a compact, hard-hitting and quick-reacting corner who can redirect receivers' routes or fight through their blocks to make plays in the backfield. Johnson is a strong, sleek, young receiver who doesn't have world-beating speed but has emerged as the Bills' best playmaker this season.
Of course, Johnson now is most famous for his endzone drop Sunday and Twitter meltdown afterward, but neither that nor his four other drops in the game negates the fact he has had an outstanding breakout season in his third year. Winfield has had a very quiet season in contrast, and it has been because he is helping shut down one side of the field, rarely challenged by opponents who would much rather go after Asher Allen, Chris Cook or whoever else is lined up at right corner.
When going head to head, look for Winfield to have the edge. But because of the zone schemes and the fact that the Bills are likely to try to move Johnson around some, this is not going to be an every-down matchup.

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To Robert Greenwald and the
MoveOn.org Campaign:
Although Robert Greenwald's latest video (i.e., "FOX Attacks! Obama — Part Two" – also see below) is very effective at highlighting one species of smear tactics that FOX News uses against Illinois Senator and Democratic Party candidate Barack Obama, nevertheless, Mr. Greenwald's video suffers from a serious theoretical fallacy. —
Let's see whether we can first define the fallacy. And then help clear it up.
For starters, the smear tactics highlighted by Mr. Greenwald's video are those in which FOX News makes demands upon the candidate to distance himself from and even to publicly denounce first the Rev. Louis Farrakhan and, more recently, the former pastor at the candidate's church, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, over comments these two gentleman have uttered, rather than the candidate.
Now. It is without doubt that multiple American media cover the presidential campaign of Barack Obama from points of view similar to the point of view exhibited by FOX News and highlighted by Mr. Greenwald in his latest video.
But now to the fallacy. — Whereas Mr. Greenwald's video explains this likeness as resulting from or having been caused by the viral-like spread of FOX's original point of view to these other media, on the contrary, it is the case that these other media more or less share the fundamentals of FOX's point of view going-into a story about the candidate.
With respect to the Rev. Farrakhan and the Rev. Wright, NBC TV's Meet the Press and the New York Times and the Washington Post (etc.) don't need any promptings from the more hysterical stable of performers at FOX News to replicate a FOX-like point of view. The reason they don't is that, simply put, it is the same point of view they already share.– Hence, no viral-like spread is required.
Mainstream media coverage of Barack Obama's relationship with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright since ABC-TV placed a series of excerpts from the Rev. Wright's sermons into circulation via its Good Morning America program for Thursday, March 13, confirms the latter theoretical approach as well as explanation, rather than Mr. Greenwald's.
Indeed. In this particularly revealing case, which deserves a great deal more study, the near-univocal demand imposed upon the candidate to distance himself from and to publicly denounce the Rev. Wright for utterances made by the Rev. Wright but not by the candidate neither resulted from nor was caused by a point of view originating at FOX News and spreading outward.
Instead, it followed from far more fundamental and enduring factors at work within the captive minds of American media personnel pretty much across the board.
In the final analysis, it is this Captive American Mind and the ubiquity of the false beliefs that serve as it "operating system" that are the real culprits here.
Nor need we look to FOX News to find evidence of them.
"FOX Attacks! Obama — Part Two," Robert Greenwald, MoveOn.org, March 21, 2008
"Audacity and Hopelessness," Z.Com, March 16, 2008
"Rev. Jeremiah Wright for President," Z.Com, March 17, 2008
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The memorial service for Philip Dean Bacon, who passed in September, was held on Saturday, June 4 at 2:30 pm at his parents' Little Pend Oreille Lake home; the ceremonial spreading of his ashes took place at his Deer Creek home later that weekend.
He is survived by two of his children, daughters Amber and Breanne, and granddaughter Katya; as well as a niece and nephew and various extended family. Philip loved his children greatly and often spoke of their accomplishments proudly.
Philip was born on April 8, 1951, to Stanley and Elizabeth (Sperry) Bacon in Spokane. He graduated Deer Park High School in 1969 and went on to attend Spokane Community College where he studied psychology for a time.
Philip was not conventional in his thinking or in the way he chose to live his life. He enjoyed the spirituality of the Native American culture and living peacefully and simply in his Deer Creek home.
He bred and raised wolf-hybrids from 1978-2009. Within that time the Department of Fish and Game would often test his hybrids against canine field samples to compare genetics, for some of Philip's hybrids were so close to purebred wolves that genetically there was no difference; this was a point of pride for Philip. In his later years he kept the last two males of his breeding lines for his own.
He was a great lover of nature and knowledge, and spent most of his life pondering the greater questions of humanity. He enjoyed discussing his thoughts and opinions in great detail with family and friends, and sometimes even strangers; amazing conversations could be had with Philip. He gleaned his knowledge from people such as John Muir and John Lust.
His greatest goal was to live off the land. He had hoped to have a lovely garden, a large green house abounding with fruits and vegetables…as well as some exotic plants…and an orchard. His daughter, Amber, now hopes to someday succeed in making some of his dreams reality.
His memorial was held in conjunction with his mother Elizabeth's. His daughter Amber handled the services.
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A local university is getting a facelift with the addition of a fieldhouse.
Construction is slated to begin in May at Saginaw Valley State University's Ryder Center.
The $20 million project will include a 300-meter indoor track, which will have synthetic turf for baseball, softball, football and soccer practice.
The plan also calls for a reduction in the number of seats at O'Neill Arena, which plays host to the men's and women's basketball teams.
The addition is scheduled to be completed by April 2014.
The Ryder Center was built in 1989 and is SVSU's primary indoor athletic facility. The building also houses academic classrooms and labs.
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if you notice it was posted days before they found out it was friendly fire.. It was sad.. Oh by the way they did catch the drug dealers that they shot at...
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As this newspaper has reported time and again, cruelty comes with a price tag. Over the two-decade span that Arpaio has been sheriff, wrongful deaths and other jail-related torts have cost taxpayers more than $50 million in legal fees, settlements, and awards.
In the case of Deborah Braillard's untimely demise, it's already cost the county $1.8 million in legal fees. And that was before the civil trial in Braillard v. Maricopa County began this month.
After it's over, it will cost us far more.
It cost Jennylee Braillard her mother and Jennylee's baby girl her grandma.
As Village Voice Executive Editor Michael Lacey recounted in a 2010 cover story ("What's a Mom Worth?" December 9), Braillard, a diabetic, was arrested in 2005 on a minor drug-possession charge.
For four days, fellow inmates watched in horror as the 46-year-old Braillard, denied her insulin, slipped into a diabetic coma, as she moaned in pain, begged for help, vomited, and soiled herself repeatedly.
Other inmates demanded she be tended to, but the MCSO guards told them, "She's getting what she deserves," and, "This is jail . . . Get over it."
These goons, both male and female, thought Braillard was in withdrawal from a controlled substance. Never mind that she could have died that way, as well. But she wasn't coming off anything: Tests later showed she was drug-free.
By the time officials, spurred on by Braillard's daughter, moved her to the hospital, it was too late. Eighteen agonizing days later, her internal organs shut down and her body bloated by fluids, Braillard died, just as surely as if she'd been pummeled and Tased like Marty Atencio.
Just as Charles Agter, Scott Norberg, and Clint Yarbrough were offed in restraint chairs by MCSO thugs; just as Phillip Wilson and Brian Crenshaw were beaten to death, the former by members of the Aryan Brotherhood, the latter by MCSO guards.
I'm out of space before I'm out of names of those who were unfortunate enough to die in Arpaio's dungeons or his Tent City "concentration camp" (his words, not mine).
"Thank you, Sheriff Joe?" Please.
if you notice it was posted days before they found out it was friendly fire.. It was sad.. Oh by the way they did catch the drug dealers that they shot at...
I know.. If you look at the date of my posting it was before they knew it was friendly fire.....
One U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent was killed and another wounded after they were shot early Tuesday while checking a motion sensor near the Arizona-Mexico border, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
A CBP official said that 30-year-old Nicholas Ivie died after the agents encountered gunfire around 1:50 a.m. near Naco.
Complete CoverageEXCLUSIVE COVERAGE:Arizona's Broken Border5 INVESTIGATES: 24 Hours at the BorderRELATED: Stories on border patrol agent Brian TerryRELATED: Coverage on Operation Fast and FuriousPDF: DOJ's full report on Operation Fast and FuriousRELATED: Immigration NewsSLIDESHOW: Brian Terry station in wake of shootingSLIDESHOW: CBS 5 Investigates' special reports "24 Hours at the Border"
SLIDESHOW: 4 men wanted by FBI in agent Brian Terry's death (7/9/12)
Both agents worked out of the Brian Terry station in the Tucson sector. The shooting occurred on State Route 80 about seven miles east of Bisbee, according to Carol Capas of the Cochise County Sheriff's Office, one of two investigating agencies.
The wounded agent was flown to a hospital with injuries to his lower extremities that were not life-threatening, according to Capas. A third agent in the area was not injured, Capas said.
Capas said the agents were walking up a hill to investigate the triggered sensor, indicating something that was moving across the area, when they took on the gunfire. Capas said it was not known if the agents returned fire but that they were able to radio in they were under fire.
The FBI and Cochise County Sheriff's Office are leading the investigation and search for suspects.
Terry was a U.S. Border Patrol agent killed in a December 2010 firefight with a group of armed Mexican bandits just north of the Arizona-Mexico border.
Two guns found at the scene were bought by a member of a gun smuggling ring that was being monitored in the government's botched gun smuggling probe known as Operation Fast and Furious.
It has been a devastating week for Cochise County law enforcement. Sheriff Larry Dever was killed in a one-car crash on Sept. 18 as he was headed to meet family in northern Arizona for a camping and hunting trip.
"You know we haven't completely processed today yet, but ... it's just been devastating for us," Capas said. "Our biggest concern right now is for the Border Patrol agents, their families and the people that they work with directly. Our hearts go out to them. We understand how difficult of a time this can be."
"You know, we have such a vast amount of land to cover from our department's standpoint with 86 sworn officers, and that includes our administration, Border Patrol is an integral part of assisting us whenever we need backup on any type of call that we have, specifically when we are in the remote areas," Capas said. "So it's very difficult for us right now."
I fed the fuel and was wondering how many fish i could hook....... Looks like i got my catch for a week! LOL.. It has been fun messing with you minds!
Wake up people. This is Arizona, leaders in torture, abuse and cruel and unusual punishment. Two decades of Arpaio's culture. What does this say about the "compassionate conservatives" Bush talked about that drive the state of Arizona? Hypocrites ALL. This film is disgusting. Arpaio should put this in his ads.
Torture in American prisons - YouTube Take the time to watch Arpaio's jails. Arizona led the way.
Sunbelt Justice: Arizona and the Transformation of American Punishment - Mona Lynch
"In the late 20th century, the United States experienced an incarceration explosion. Over the course of twenty years, the imprisonment rate quadrupled, and today more than than 1.5 million people are held in state and federal prisons. Arizona's Department of Corrections came of age just as this shift toward prison warehousing began, and soon led the pack in using punitive incarceration in response to crime. Sunbelt Justice looks at the development of Arizona's punishment politics, policies, and practices, and brings to light just how and why we have become a mass incarceration nation."
Accidental Felonsby Daniel Horne (wake up people this could happen to you)
Maricopa County is a place where first-time DUI offenders can find themselves facing thirty years in prison, where parents can find themselves woken up in the middle of the night, their bedroom filled with armed men and drawn guns, their home being invaded after the County Attorney suspects their child of viewing porn. The sheriff s challenger in the last election woke up one morning to find himself defending allegations that he had raped his mother. And, the prior County Attorney, a Conservative Republican, ran television ads asking people to vote for the Democratic challenger of the existing County Attorney.
Sheriff Joe Arpaio and County Attorney Andrew Thomas are the two most controversial lawmen in the United States today. They both reside in Maricopa County, Arizona, where their respective departments are fraught with lawsuits and investigations of wrongdoing all at taxpayer expense. Yet they remain defiant that their ultra-rightwing form of Western justice is what the American people want.
This story takes you through the heart-wrenching experience of one suburban family s tragic encounter with Maricopa County justice soon after having their second baby. It shows how the Maricopa County Prosecutor abuses mandatory minimum sentencing to manufacture violent criminals out of ordinary citizens, and it exposes the dangerous truth about Sheriff Arpaio s infamous Tent City found nowhere else."
The truth of Arizona's mass industrial prison complex driven by an out of control sheriff who is misleading the public... get informed.
"Arizona's prisons deadlier than most
by Bob Ortega - Jun. 5, 2012 11:18 PM The Republic | azcentral.com
"At least seven Arizona inmates have been murdered over the past two years, a prison-homicide rate more than double the national average, an Arizona Republic investigation shows.
The killings have occurred amid rising violence behind bars. Between fiscal 2009 and 2011, as the state's prison population rose by less than 6 percent, inmate-on-inmate assaults jumped 90 percent, to 1,478, and assaults on corrections staff rose 18 percent, to 362.
Arizona prison inmate deaths
The Republic investigation found two common threads in a majority of the killings: inmates housed with violent cell mates and inmates targeted by groups or gangs.
Among the victims was Eduardo Martinez, 51, who was beaten to death in the Yuma state prison in December, reportedly by the same men who six months earlier had assaulted him at the Florence state prison."
Oh i know her and her family.. She was bad looking.. I'm glad he picked her... The comments i read about her.... It proves you should do some back ground searching before speaking... Glad she got help by Joe! If you look at tent city.. there is a vacancy sign.. lol.. It like a hotel.. lol.. but this hotel keeps you tell you pay your dues! you get a choice in tent city. you can sit there do your time or choose Joe drug program.... I hate to say it.. there are other States that could use tent cities to.. it would cut the crime down a whole lot... I have no compassion for criminals.. all of you that do. Should remember.. For a fact all they are allowed by geneva convention.. Is a toothbrush, toilet paper, soap, and razor. Minimal medical.. time to treat them as such.. Criminals.. but we have boohoo bleeding heart liberals that have made it so inmates now get better Medical care ( organ transplants included ), better education, food, and yet they feel like their lives are hell.. then when they get out and can't get the luxury stuff they had in jail.. they do a harder crime so they get longer time.... they even get the top dental care who would want to live outside their.. when they want something they whine and congress and the bleeding hearts.. It's time to get tough... Screw the families that come here and are worried about there babies in jail here why did you come here to the USA.. because the Jails and prisons are ten times worse than are... We have spoiled prisoners in are country.. time to make their time hell.. Isn't that what jail and prison is for.. to make you never want to commit that crime again!
Sounds to me like this author is just sour grapes........you go JOE
I graduated ALPHA in 2002 - Been clean and sober now for ten years. The tents is where I got my introduction to God and CA / AA, and it was in ALPHA where I actually realized the desparity of my adiction. I now am a religious volunteer at tent city and facilitate a church service there on Tuesdays. Further, I know MANY who have found recovery in the jails in Maricpoa County. I currently run a successful HVAC company in Phoenix, and I have been given a greater life than I could ever imagine. I can't say that the credit goes to Shreiff Joe, but instead to God, but he sure di use ol' Joe to save my butt! - I submit to you, Mr. Lemons, that perhaps you should do some research into the PEOPLE involved here. The program of custody support volunteers is Joe's program, but it is the people that volunteer that are making the impact. I find it insulting that you suggest that "Randall" may not ever have been an addict. If you would like to meet for lunch sometime, I would be happy to share my experience with you - and I have PROOF of bad it was for me then and how good it is for me now. If I were a journalist, I would jump at the chance to get some real insight into a story that interests me. I was an inmate therte for seven months, and I KNOW!
Joe does a job that none of the commentators are capable of. If you do not like him vote. But please keep your mouth shut about rumors you propagate.
For many, a stint in jail is required to get off drugs; often these addicts are truly grateful for being locked up as it results in getting their lives back.
And they wonder why businesses and people want to leave Arizona.... The power behind the media "puppets" Arizona's puppetiers put out there. Wake up people, you're being redirected, masking Arizona's reality -- a "prison" state. Who puts people into prison? The police / the prosecutors and bad lawyers and their team of enablers.
Locking up profits - Opinion - Al Jazeera English
well, even for old feeble joe these new ads are wading in deep bullshit....we already knew he was a liar and a blow hard and needs a shampoo, but geez you old pathetic creep you must really be feeling the heat from penzone, after all is this the same joe who said so many times he doesnt care what anyone thinks of him, he is DOING HIS JOB AS HE SEES FIT......remember this fellow voters, you cant always believe what Joe SAYS, but you can ALWAYS believe what Joe DOES....follow the money, ask the real question: Are you receiving good value for your tax dollars? Didnt think so.
Hey Machete wants to give you a bear hug too, Arpy. He told me he's looking for you. He said "if chu see Arpy tell him, MACHETE, MACHETE, MACHETE!"
Oh, boy, you comsoclibprogs are at it again. Being on the side of criminals, you have to scream at their nemesis. Sheriff Joe's my guy. You go, Joe!
Just when you think Arpaio cannot get anymore disgusting, he tops all his other nonsense. Surely there is some 51% in Maricopa County that can see thru his crapola?
All the kicking and screaming and racist remarks will not keep old Joe from being elected.
The people have spoken at the ballot box for 6 elections now. They say the same thing. Joe Arpiao. I think some folks have seen the light and turned themselves around after going through the Maricopa County Jail, there are programs for inmates who want to change.
It should be remembered, no one is in jail for singing to loud in church. Some folks hit rock bottom, go to jail and turn it around. Others are repeat customers by their own admission. Inmates like most people are not perfect, they make mistakes, some people learn from their mistakes when a better way is shown. Sometimes that occurs in jail.
I am disappointed that the federal government spent 4 years and countless millions of dollars on an investigation that went no-where. There final report seems to lay waste to all the folks who were ready to crucify MCSO
Joe Arpiao, may not be perfect, but he exists by the popular will and vote of the people.
Will the Clown Sheriff agree to a debate in this election? He can get Russ Pearce and Candy Thomas as his "practice" debaters, as neither have jobs, thanks in part to Joke himself!
The citizens of Maricopa County ARE incredibly stupid when it comes to...well, everything!
Arpaio has created jobs for lawyers, who he has made obscenely rich. Why would any of them want to stop the gravy train?
i love how his tent city ad claims "most citys let criminals out if their jails are too full, i dont do that" YET ANOTHER LIE!!!!!! name me one city that does that, and i want proof!!! thats all this man does is LIE!!
@pp_sheeba The Border Patrol agents shot each other. It's tragic, but there were no Mexicans involved.
@truthseekeraz Arpiao still leads the way in the abuse, torture, neglect, and summary execution of it's inmates, many of them not convicted. Anyone who has any kind of medical condition that is medicine dependent can pretty much count on getting your final affairs in order before going into Arpaio's jail,as there is a chance that they may decide to neglect you to death. They have not changed policy one since the documentary, and continue using the chair, including the torturous practice of sitting the inmate down, then leaning the inmate forward so the inmate can no longer breathe.Sadly Arpiao will win the next election, and everyone who voted for Arpiao will love him until he executes one of their relatives, probably for a minor traffic offense or shoplifting.
@pp_sheeba You might want to keep in mind that you don't necessarily have to commit a crime to end up in Joe's correctional system. Just fall in his bad side, or get profiled by his deputies, and you can find yourself in his jail, and if the conditions are right, you can find yourself on his execution list. It is one thing to be detained awaiting conviction or sentencing. It is another to be executed for shoplifting. If you take issue with my statement about being executed for shoplifting, might want to take a look. Inmates who were awaiting appearance before a judge have ended up dead before a judge even adjudicated the case.
The U.S. is the #1 Jailer in the world. The only one with the barbaric Death Penalty of the civilized nations. The death rate of inmates in Arizona has more than doubled under this governor and ADC director. Unnecessary deaths that will result in wrongful death lawsuits that will waste millions of tax $$'s. Your tax $$'s? Don't believe you are a taxpayer anyone with your ignorant comment.
@george13 troll.
@twelvestepreaper wrong. wasting millions of taxpayer $$'s when they need treatment NOT costly incarceration ($$'s for the profiteers -- pink underwear, vending machines, inmate collect calls, bobble heads, armored tanks, luxury Penthouse offices in the Wells Fargo Bank building underwriting the private prison corporations and on and on.
Because someone opposes the unprofessional, corrupt, and criminal behavior of the MCSO shurf you deem them to "being on the side of criminals"? Hmmmm... you must be a posse member waiting on your knees in line for a promotion to "Hawaiian Detective", that newest rank accorded to those with the strongest ability to defy gravity....
@ReggieVV Sadly the only people who vote in maricopa county are the old people. I suppose we will continue to vote him in til the nasty creep dies....
@godhatesdems Genesis 1:27, "So God created man in his own image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them"
Sometimes a child gets molested, then the sheriff redirects investigators to getting after brown people instead of helping that child, and the child is left to fend for him or herself. Somtimes that happens over 400 times. But that's OK with you, right? You still would say he's doing a fine job. Joe's got the child molester vote locked up, that's for sure.
@andre-leonardHe's been elected five times, dummy.
No, he won't 'debate'. He only talks TO people, not with people. He also has no depth of knowledge upon which to rely should he actually have to think about a cogent question presented to him and other candidates. Such as, "What can be done to use monetary and human resources better within MCSO so as to put more officers and deputies in positions where they can be most effective"?
His answer would simply be, "I don't recall".
And you comsoclibprogs call names because you have no cogent argument.
Zigs, other jurisdictions allow reduced sentences at the direction of the courts and the ciy and county jails must comply. The Maricopa Superior Court has the authority to do so, as well, but may be intimidated by the shurf since MCSO realizes some serious money from state and federal funding for each person per day who is being held in our jails in Maricopa County. The old man is seriously mentally ill and applies his own brand and definition of "law" as he sees fit. It's well past time for him to stain his dentures with the grass from his favority pasture, in Massachusetts. If they will let him in, without credentials of course.
@danzigsdaddy His TV ad is deceptive and misleading, in that it shows inmates in "orange" state issue -- that California state prisoners wear. Maricopa County jail detainees and inmates wear black and white stripes with pink underwear showing through. So is aPaio creating "fear" with the "orange" since he's turned the black and white stripes look into a South Park cartoon?
@danzigsdaddy I hate Arpio with a passion but other states do this on a regular basis, it's well documented. But yes he is a liar and a criminal and should be on the other side of the bars.
@errolmcinnes Well informed comment that rings true. Everyone dies at some time. When you're in your 80's if you care about your family more than your "job", then it's time to smell the roses and enjoy his "empire". He'll probably die on the job -- an appropriate ending for a narcissist protecting his domain that no one has been able to see.
@Tommy_Collins @WhoKnows Well said.
@tomphrey1 @anonymous troll. no credibility.
Your reply, it seems, is not without a sense of irony.
@Tommy_Collins true tommy, it comes into play AT sentencing. if they are overcrowded they will hand out a 5 month sentence instead of a 6 or 7 month sentence, and i have seen it happening here. but the way i am seeing the commercial, he is implying that if they are overcrowded they will let a guy with a 7 month sentence walk after only doing 4 or 5. and that is something i have never heard of. there are certain programs that will allow a somewhat earlier release like a prison early release credit or temporary release credit. but these only come into play if certain criteria are met and if it is allowed in the sentencing report. county jail (here) has day-served-day-earned, that relies on "if you are working, if you you have no write ups, if sentencing allows it" as some of the criteria. another would be ALPHA itself and only if sentencing allows it and you meet the criteria. its just another sneaky half story by him to scare people into thinking the streets will be flooded with people who werent supposed to be released. jail or prison cannot change what sentence was meted out. i think its called the truth in sentencing law
It appears that the DOJ dissagress with you.
@errolmcinnes What goes around, comes around.... ask andrew thomas, lisa aubuchon, rachel alexander, hendershott, russell pearce, lester pearce, joel fox, ...black and on and on with bigger fish in the pipeline. They are all so power hungry and narcissist they are all self destructing in front of eyes, unfortunately taking the people and the state of Arizona, they care nothing about. Why? They are carpetbaggers with their hands out for Federal $$'s = corporate and government welfare for the "public servants". Self-destruction for all.
@pp_sheeba The facts are in the links through-out this blog. You need to read the books and articles filled with fact. This is NOT a Third World dictatorship and its time to get rid of "torture" in America -- a civilized nation? Arizona is not a civilized state and it needs to be brought into the 21st century, starting with the ousting of the Maricopa County Sheriff "little, big man with a badge" and millions of $$'s to crush whoever crosses his path.
@pp_sheeba I must have hit the bull's eye with the truth, to receive your rabid response. Educated in Arizona?
@godhatesdems @bveater @danzigsdaddy It is the very definition of mendacity to conflate a declination to prosecute with a declaration of innocence.
A child-rapist who stays one step ahead of the police does not have the police's endorsement of his conduct, so too you can't say the DoJ sustained Arpaio behavior, especially considering they are still chasing him for civil remedies.
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Potato Market Area Development ~ Proposal
Architects: Murray O'Laoire
Client: Limerick Market Trustees
Proposed development of a mixed use civic space, incorporating building(s) of appropriate scale, form and location so as to enhance the areas existing qualities. Central to the development is its sympathetic integration into the urban, historic and natural context of the site.
The development comprises of a slender, linear building running East to West with a generous Plaza to the North and a more intimate space to the South enclosed on the water's edge by two smaller buildings.
The existing open space on Merchant's Quay will be landscaped as a civic amenity, integrating a new sculpture as its central focus. Provision will be made for some car and bus parking, if required, but this will be sub-ordinate to the overall quality of the urban space with an emphasis on pedestrians and enjoyment/ relaxation.
The buildings will be 3-storey in height, complementary to the scale of the Courthouse. The gateway building at Matthew Bridge will be taller to create the gateway effect.
The development is intended to incorporate a mixture of commercial, residential and retail units. The use of stone, timber and glass in various proportions will be contemporary, while being sympathetic to the historic surroundings and existing scale and proportion of St. Mary's Cathedral, the County Courthouse and the Civic Offices.


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In 1979, NYC Public Advocate Bill De Blasio's wife wrote an article in Essence Magazine's September issue titled "I Am A Lesbian."
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New Jersey-based NMR Staging & Events, a division of National MicroRentals (NMR), recently acquired two new, technologically advanced pieces of lighting equipment.
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His name is Marauder Shields.
His name is Marauder Shields.
His name is Marauder Shields.
Seriously, stop it with the "creative/artistic vision" bulls*it - they simply messed it up. That's it. The sooner they acknowledge that and patch it up, the sooner all of this bs will die down. Untill then, hold the line.
And before calling bs on them "never promising anything" and "they have the right to end their series as they see fit" - http://social.bioware.com/forum/1/to...dex/10056886/1
And after reading the real writer's (the one who left bioware) thoughts on the ending, I'm also sure this is not how ME was supposed to end. If the decisions didn't end up with people who obviously valued their own ideas over players choice, we possible wouldn't have ended up with this disaster which ignores many things the ME series stood for.
The real writer said it best when he said that a artsy emo ending isn't what the majority of the players want to see - not after playing through 3 games of "saving the universe" - it's sad that so many players were left with enormous regrets of ever finishing the trilogy. It's also sad that choice, the one game mechanic ME revolved around (until ME3 with auto-choice cut-scenes came along), was not possible at the one point where it would have counted the most - letting players finish their story, how they liked.
Another exceptional review that sums up things quite well
The amount of rage is well over 9000.
While I can understand most of it, it isn't really worth getting worked up over it that much.
Mainstream games like Mass Effect are like Hollywood movies today, they are exactly as creative, artistic and intellectually challenging as a Michael Bay movie.
This is simple economics.
Seriously, whenever I hear that "your choices matter" I only think of the Witcher 2. Where your choices DID matter.
You can have as much artistic vision as you want, you try to force feed me a turd and tesiticle curry? I aint gonna eat it.
Gaming will simply become like movies:
If you feel intellectually superior to EA games, play indie games.
Just like if you don't like Hollywood, there's plenty of indie/smaller films to choose from.
Actually the border between mass effect 1 and 2 pretty much can serve as an example how a game series changed from creator driven to commercially driven.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Control_3SC3's story expanded on the mystery of the Precursors' disappearance, and introduced new enemies in the form of the Hegemonic Crux.
In Star Control 3 it is revealed that to protect themselves from the Eternal Ones, a race that inefficiently consumed the energy of all sentient beings once an eon, the Precursors genetically modified themselves to mentally resemble the intelligence of a cow. They created mindless robots (the Daktaklakpak) to reverse the process after the Eternal Ones left. They also left huge caches of their technologies on planets in hopes other races could find how to defeat the Eternal Ones. During the last feeding, their robots malfunctioned, leaving them stranded at that intelligence level for thousands of years. Humans, forever searching for the Precursors but oblivious to their plight, along with many other races found the meat of the Precursors, called by them Ortogs (a 6-legged cow), more delicious than cow, and hence raised, domesticated, and consumed them in massive quantities. The process was able to be temporarily reversed on a single Precursor, giving this knowledge to a captain before it died, instructing him to keep the nature of the Ortogs secret, but to stop their consumption as a food product.
Cows? Seriously?
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Luke Whisnant,a two-time recipient of the Bertie Fearing Excellence in Teaching Award, is the author of Street,a chapbook of poems; the story collection Down in the Flood, which won the department's research/creative activity award for 2006-2007; and the novel Watching TV with the Red Chinese, made into an independent film in 2010. His fiction and poetry have been published in the U.S. in Esquire, Arts & Letters, American Short Fiction, Poetry East, Quick Fiction, Grand Street, Potomac Review, and others, and internationally in Frank (France), Revista Neo (Portugal), and Flash: The International Journal of the Short-Short Story (England). His work also appears in the anthologies Racing Home; This Is Where We Live: Stories by 25 Contemporary NC Writers; and Long Story Short: Flash Fiction by Sixty-Five of North Carolina's Finest Writers. Three of his stories have been reprinted in New Stories from the South: The Year's Best, and he has been included three times on The Best American Short Stories "Distinguished Story List." He has served on the staff of Tar River Poetry since 1985, becoming editor in 2006. He joined the ECU English faculty in 1982.
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Modern & Contemporary American Literature
The Short Story
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6870: Literature from the Writer's Perspective
6865: Special Topics Seminar in Creative Writing
5860: Advanced Nonfiction Writing
5850: Advanced Fiction Writing
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3410: Introduction to Poetry
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2000: Interpreting Literature
1200: Composition
1100: Composition
1000: Appreciating Literature
Selected Publications and Presentations
Down in the Flood. Knoxville: Iris P, 2006.
Watching TV with the Red Chinese. Chapel Hill: Algonquin, 1992.
"How To Build A House." New Stories from the South: The Year's Best, 2006. Chapel Hill: Algonquin, 2006.
"Across from the Motoheads." This Is Where We Live: Short Stories by 25 Contemporary North Carolina Writers. Chapel Hill: UNC P, 2000.)
"Connor's Story." Racing Home: New Stories by Award-Winning North Carolina Writers. Durham: Paper Journey, 2001.
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Personal Site & Writing Samples
Watching TV with the Red Chinese (the film)
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SAN ANGELO, Texas - Sports for West Texans appears Sundays and Wednesdays. Items must be submitted in writing at least two days before publication date. Mail items to Sports for West Texans, Standard-Times Sports Department, P.O. Box 5111, San Angelo, TX 76902. Fax to 325-659-8112. E-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
What:Concho Valley Archery Association Club shoots
When:8 a.m. on the first Saturday of the month, February-September
Where: Next to Middle Concho Park
More info:Mark Barta at 325-227-3064 or www.conchovalleyarchery.com
What:Hammerheads Select Baseball Club tryouts
Cost: Free
More info:Paul at 325-234-9814 to schedule a tryout
What:Wall Hawks 12U Select Baseball Team
When:Upcoming season
More info:Those interested can call 325-656-5511 or 325-234-4407.
What:Cylinder of Fire double elimination tournament
When:Feb. 24-26
Where:San Angelo
Cost: $200 per team
More info:Open divisions, including women, six feet and under. Team and individual trophies awarded first through third in each division. Contact Tony Cedillo at 325-365-2538.
What:Express basketball tryouts for high school boys and girls
When:Feb. 26. Noon to 3 p.m. for girls, 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. for boys
Where:Cornerstone Christian School gym, 1502 N. Jefferson
More info:T.J. Everitt at 325-315-6254 or Vince Joines at 325-212-1970.
What:San Angelo Storm AAU high school basketball tryouts
When:Mar. 4, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. for boys; Mar. 11, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. for girls
Where:Cornerstone gym, 1502 N. Jefferson, for boys; Old Lincoln gym, 4100 Bowie, for girls
Cost: $15
More info:sanangelostorm.com.
What:San Angelo Storm AAU middle school basketball tryouts
When:Feb. 26, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. for sixth-eighth grade girls; 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. for sixth-seventh grade boys. Mar. 3, noon to 6 p.m. for eighth-grade boys
Where:Old Lincoln gym, 4100 Bowie, for everyone but eighth grade boys; Cornerstone gym, 1502 N. Jefferson, for eighth grade boys
Cost: $15
More info: sanangelostorm.com.
What:March Madness Showdown
When:Mar. 9-11
Where:Cornerstone Christian School
Cost: $150 per team, entry deadline Mar. 3
Divisions: Boys and girls 8U, 10U, 12U, seventh grade, eighth grade
More info: 325-300-1727
What: Concho Valley Cheer Cats
Ages: 4-14, any level of experience (no tryouts)
More info:Tawnya at 262-3305
What:SuperSquad of San Angelo
Ages:Pre-k through sixth grade
Where:10 locations
More info:Carolyn Crill at 655-1045.
What:Brady Lions two-round doubles tournament
When:Mar. 3, 9 a.m.
Where:Richards Park, Brady
Cost:$25 per team ($15 goes in the purse, $10 goes to support Brady Lions), registration at 8 a.m., $500 has been added to the purse
More info:Long drive and closest-to-pin/ace contests. Food and drinks available for donations. Contact Larry Mann at 512-517-9224.
What:Learn to perform dives safely
When:Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings
Where: Central H.S. pool
Who: Participants must know how to swim; all ages are welcome
Instructors:World-champion divers Kevin and Debbie Wilson
More info:Kevin Wilson at 325-234-1893 or Debbie Wilson at 325-234-0347
What: Youth Fitness Classes for Weight Training
When: 8 a.m. or 2 p.m. Saturdays. The course lasts six weeks, with one-hour classes.
Where:San Angelo YMCA, 353 South Randolph St.
Ages: 11-13
Cost: $40 per child
More info:Amber at 655-9106
What: Piloxing
When: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Mondays and Fridays and 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays
Where:San Angelo Broadway Academy Dance Studio, 10 N. Taylor
More info:Meredith Herbert at 325-234-2661 or email@example.com
What:Willpower and Grace
When: 7:15-8:15 p.m. Mondays and 9:30-10:30 a.m. Wednesdays
Where:San Angelo Broadway Academy Dance Studio, 10 N. Taylor
Cost:10 classes for $65 or $8 drop-in
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What:West Texas Sports and Wellness Institute training programs
Where: Bentwood Country Club
More info: wtswi-shape.net or Ashley Gay at 325-212-1639 or email@example.com
What:City recreation coaches needed
More info:325-657-4450
What:Women's self-defense class
When: Tuesdays, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
Where: Team Chip Tae Kwon Do, 3301 Southwest Blvd.
Ages: 12 and older
More info: 325-944-1405
What:Third annual Best Dog Softball Tournament
When:Feb. 25
Where:Texas Bank Sports Complex
Cost:$175 per team, plus $20 at plate
More info:To Benefit Bulldogs Baseball Club. Call 325-277-5705.
What:Angelo Aquatics lifeguard class
When:Feb. 27-Mar. 5
Where:Central High School pool
More info:David Hague at 325-659-3434 x133
What:SAISD Age Group Swim Team Spring
When:5-6 p.m., Monday-Thursday, Feb. 13-May 27
Where:Central High School pool
Cost:$35 per month, registration can begin anytime
Ages:7-15 with some side breathing skills
More info: David Hague at 325-659-3434 x133
What:Concho Valley Tennis Association Youth and Adult Lessons
When:Session I: February 27-April 12; Session II: April 23-May 31
Times:Varies by level
Where:The community tennis courts at Knickerbocker Road and Johnson Street
Cost:$40 for beginners, $50 for intermediate/advanced. Lessons are twice per week.
More info: Visit www.conchovalleytennis.net or call Marney Babbitt at 325-944-1903
What:Concho Valley Pole Vault Club
When: 5:30 p.m. Sundays
Who:All ages
Where:1021 Montague
More info: Willie Ruiz at 325-650-3354
What:Recreation Summer Track Club
When:Three times per week
Ages: 6-18
Cost: $75 per person
More info: 325-657-4450
What:Belle Volleyball Academy
When:Every Monday through April 30. Sessions are 5-7 p.m. and 7-9 p.m., depending on number of walk-up registrants for the 5 p.m. session.
Where:Junell Center
More info:ASU head coach Chuck Waddington will teach fundamental volleyball skills and techniques. Info at www.asuvolleyball.com. Contact Waddington at firstname.lastname@example.com or 325-656-5827.
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A 34 year old northeast Jackson woman has attracted a lot of attention, with a home made sign, in her front yard. She is warning people who live in the area, that her house and neighbors on either side, have been broken into recently.
The house is very close to Old Canton Road and the sign can easily be read from the street. It says, in part, "Warning, our home was robbed while we were home on Thursday July 26th, 2013."
She goes on to warn people in the neighborhood to "Be aware, protect your home and families."
Jessica Rainey has three children, 17, 10 and five, and works nights. She is very unhappy about the break in, that occurred while her children were there.
"My baby was in here and they were in the room with her," said Jessica. "She was asleep."
She has no complaint about the way the Jackson Police Department investigated the case and hopes they will follow up and help her recover some of her great grandmother's jewelry.
Jessica still loves Jackson and wants to stay.
"I'm not really scared, I am more angry," said Jessica. "How dare you walk in my home. She was saving money for her bike all summer, they stole her money. She lost her stuff and they stole her things that she worked hard for you know."
She says her neighbors have thanked her for putting up the sign and are heeding her warning. In all cases the burglars entered rear windows of the houses.
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The beach in front of my house is gorgeous and is hardly used as there is no public access to it close to my home. The water is crystal clear and the snorkeling is great!
The home has 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms and is perfect for parties of up to 8 people with comfort and ease. There is a Jacuzzi on the deck overlooking the beach and my own private volleyball/badminton court is right along side the house, as you can see in the aerial photo of my home.
The house is only a 7-8 minute drive from the historic whaling town of Haleiwa, which is the main town on the North Shore of Oahu. It has lots of restaurants, shopping, a marina (in case you would like to go deep sea fishing), and live entertainment is abundant in many of the restaurants and bars. The Turtle Bay Hilton is about 5 miles away from the house in the other direction, and they have 2 golf courses, horseback riding, and a disco.
There is a Foodland supermarket about 1/2 mile from the house.
All the island activities, from hang gliding to scuba diving, and polo matches to jet skis are all just minutes away from my house.
We are also proud members of the Hawaii Visitors and Convention Bureau.
The Water is crystal clear and the snorkeling is great. SCUBA diving is a major attraction on the North Shore with both boat and shore dives available. Waimea Falls is only a mile away, and hiking at Waimea Valley is an unforgettable experience.
There are 4 bedrooms, and sleeps a maximum of 8 people.
Each bedroom is like a master bedroom.
The master king bedroom upstairs looks out to the beach and ocean.
The downstairs queen master bedroom looks out to the volleyball court and beach and ocean.
Both of the other bedrooms feature views of the lush greenery and mountains behind the home. The jungle like foliage comes down from the mountains and surrounds the home creating a unique feeling of privacy while looking out at the spectacular vistas of Sunset Beach, which is one of the most famous and romantic beaches on Oahu, and certainly in all of Hawaii. Both bedrooms have 2 twin beds which can be changed to kings upon your request.
The house is my own personal residence and is completely furnished in rattan and antiques. You'll see pictures on the walls of stars like Susanne Somers and David Carradine who have stayed and relaxed here.
You won't have to bring anything except your Swimsuit and a Smile to Have a Great Time!
Aloha from Your Owner,
Michel Rubini
house rental amenities
For your viewing pleasure the living room has a 46" Flatscreen HDTV featuring all the movie channels with stereo DVD, and there are Flatscreen TV/DVDs in all the bedrooms.
The home also has digital security and an electronic safe for your valuables.
Also, for all you gourmet chefs, the kitchen has a gas range, and there are 2 barbeques, one in the ground (Hawaiian style) and a George Foreman Grill to cooksteaks and seafood on.
In addition to the 3 inside baths there is a hot and cold 2 headed shower at the bottom of the deck which is hidden by foliage, and is everybody's favorite place to shower and refresh after coming off the beach or after a long soak in the spa.
The kitchen is custom crafted in local island Koa hardwood & has every appliance you can think of, and of course there is a Telephone, High speed DSL Wireless Internet (Wifi), Free Long Distance, iron, and all the other items you would find in your own home.
activities and attractions in Sunset Beach Oahu
What People Have Been Saying:
Well . . . the "Sunset House" on "Sunset Beach" lived up to its name, by playing audience
to several spectacular sunsets! This has by far been our best trip to the islands; and it
sure beats those 5-star hotels. The Sunset House, and all of the things it offered, really
made this a very special vacation. Although we are saddened to leave this tropical
paradise; we know we will see the Sunset House next year, with an entirely different set
of sunsets and good times.
The Ostrosky Family
Orange, California
The Amaro Family
Huntington Beach, California
. . . Great weather, perfect waves, whales, the green spark at sunset. Warm ground and
cool waters everyday. Four or five extra pounds, all those books we've been trying to
read for months, Primo Beer . . . I'm sure we have a life back on the mainland; work
children, etc., and if we don't leave now, we may not be able to make the transition back
to real life.
See you in the fall.
Ken and Louise Bowers
"Just one More Day"
We had a tremendous time here in Sunset Beach. It is truly the only paradise I have
actually experienced. Amy and I had a great wedding and honeymoon on the Island. This
place is really beautiful! Your house was great. (Great loft for a honeymoon). It is too bad
we could only spend a week. Next time it will definitely be longer. When we are back at
our house on the Oconee River in Athens, Georgia, we will be thinking of this place
often. Until next time!
Gary and Amy Clark
"Honey, can't we stay just one more day?"
The Sunset Beach House has been our home for almost a month and we all could stay
longer. Scott and I came by ourselves for the first two weeks and then our 5 children and
2 friends flew over to join us for the remainder of our stay. The sunsets are beautiful and
we got to see moon rays during the a.m. hours of the full moon. We've seen sea turtles
and lots and lots of tropical fish. We loved the outdoor shower, especially during an
afternoon rain. The many birds have been a true delight and our children coveted the
feeding job. Scott and I enjoyed the solitude and the sparsely populated beach; having
such privacy spoiled us.
Mahalo and Aloha,
The Hamon Family and Friends
Our third stay at Sunset Beach House. When one finds their sacred place why go
anywhere else?! Weather turned cool after we got here and the water was wonderful. In
short, we had another wonderful stay! We'll have to bring the kids next time . . . .
Burt and Joan Powers
Well, you certainly didn't exaggerate the house and the beach behind it. We had a truly
wonderful time . . . and for all others who read this go to Jamesons in Haleiwa for dinner;
ask for Gerald's table and tell him we recommended him. Be sure to order the
Opakapaka, Panko style with macadamia nuts (AWESOME) and Gerald will treat you extra
good. We have already started our dream fund so we can come back and buy our next
home, here on Sunset Beach.
Dennis and Vicki Fitzgerald
Just one other thought;
I have a wonderful 2 bedroom 2 bath condo on the ocean in
Puerto Vallarta, Mexico named Home Of The Dolphins. Its listing number
is 21954. Just search for:
World: Mexico: Pacific Coast: Puerto Vallarta, and then scroll down the list
until you see "Home Of The Dolphins" and click!
I also have a magnificent 3 bedroom 4 bath condo right on the beach in
Cancun, Mexico. Its name is Casa Maya Playa. Its listing number is 16739. Just search
World: Mexico: Yucatan: Cancun, and then scroll down the list until you see "Welcome
To Casa Maya Playa" and click!
I know you will love them!
vacation rental rates
$800/nt Jan 4th through March 31st
$650/nt Apr 1st through April 30th (Easter Week $800/nt)
$800/nt May 1st through June 30th
$900/nt July 1st through August 31st
$800/nt Sep 1st through Dec 18th
$950/nt Dec 19th through Jan 3rd (Christmas/New Years)
50% of the rental amount is required to confirm the booking. The other 50%, tax and cleaning fee are due 60 days prior to the arrival date. Please note: There is a 7 day minimum stay requirement. For exceptions, please contact the owner.
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Lincoln, Neb.- The Nebraska football team practiced for two hours on Wednesday primarily inside the Hawks Championship Center in preparation for its Big Ten road showdown against the Northwestern Wildcats.
The Husker defense will have their work cut out trying to stop the zone-read attack that the Wildcats present. Running backs coach Ron Brown discussed how stopping the zone-read is no easy task for a defense.
"Zone-reads came out in the early 2000's, and I think Northwestern was one of the teams that were really pioneers of it." Brown said, "You don't just read the backside end, you can read the linebackers, you can read a three technique, a nose, and even somebody in the secondary."
On the offensive side of the ball, the Husker offensive line will have to try to contain junior defensive lineman Tyler Scott. Scott is the current sacks leader in the Big Ten with six sacks through seven games.
Offensive line coach Barney Cotton discussed the difficulties blocking Scott, "Most of his sacks have come inside, in almost a rabbit package like we have in third and long." Cotton said, "We have got to do a good job transitioning from second down to third and medium or third and long."
*Coach Brown noted that senior running back Rex Burkhead has looked good this week, and has made a lot of progress this week. "We are expecting some good stuff from him."
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There is no shortage of opinions at the race track, no matter the sport. With Super Bowl 44 set for Sunday in Miami between the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints, horsemen at Santa Anita were at the ready with their thoughts on which team would win the big game, as the following random sampling attests:
Barry Abrams: Indianapolis. They have the experience. They've been there.
Ron Anderson: Under the total (of 56). I don't bet against Peyton Manning.
Jerry Antonucci: Colts.
Bob Baffert: I'm a Manning man. I see them at the (Kentucky) Derby every year, Archie, Eli and Peyton. They all know me, so I'm rooting for the Colts.
Brian Beach: New Orleans and Drew Brees, because he's a racing fan and lives in Del Mar.
Bob Bean: The Colts. They're a better team.
David Bernstein: New Orleans.
James Cassidy: The Colts. Manning is the difference.
Vladimir Cerin: The Colts by 20.
Eddie Delahoussaye: New Orleans has been trying for a long time. It's great to see them winning. I used to ride horses for the team's owner, Tom Benson.
Caesar Dominguez: Saints. I'm rooting for Brees and the underdogs.
Ron Ebanks: Who Dat? If I don't pick the Saints, my mom's going to give me a whipping. I lived in New Orleans as a kid, and my mom lives in Lafayette.
Joe Ferrer: I lived in New Orleans all my life, and wore paper bags over my face when the Saints were so embarrassing they were called the Aints.
Carla Gaines: My big thing is the NCAA. Alabama is my team and they already came through, so I'll root for the Saints.
Paddy Gallagher: I like the Dodgers, myself.
Rick Hammerle: The Saints. The Colts are the Atlanta Braves of football.
Eoin Harty: I met Drew Brees a couple times at Del Mar. He seems like a great guy so I'm pulling for him.
Dan Hendricks: New Orleans. They deserve it after 40 years of what they've been through there.
Jerry Hollendorfer: Sentimentally, New Orleans, but I think the Colts are the best team.
Kurt Hoover: Colts, 31-20. Peyton Manning does not lose these types of games. Sandy Kilmer, wife of ardent horseplayer and original Saints quarterback, Billy Kilmer: Billy wants the Saints to win, but he's torn because he knows the Manning family. Archie succeeded Billy in New Orleans in 1971, when Billy got traded to the Redskins.
Steve Knapp: The Saints. I'm pulling for the underdog, because they've never won it.
Brian Koriner: I'm a Reggie Bush fan.
Eric Kruljac: I'm rooting for the Saints, because of the people who endured Katrina and because of what Brees had to go through to reach the top. It's a good underdog story.
Mike Machowsky: Colts.
Gary Mandella: Peyton Manning can win the game by himself. He's too smart. Richard Mandella: Who's playing?
Ron McAnally: The Colts. Manning is more agile back there than Favre, and he gets his passes off quicker.
Sean McCarthy: I'm pulling for New Orleans. It would be fun to see them win it.
Charlie McCaul: Indianapolis. Manning will make the difference.
Henry Moreno: I'm rooting for the horses and Kobe. I played basketball at Corona in my youth.
Craig O'Bryan: New Orleans.
Dennis O'Neill: Indianapolis. I don't think New Orleans is that good. I think it will be a blowout.
Doug O'Neill: The Colts.
Martin Pedroza: The Saints. I'm going with the underdog, and rooting for my man Joe Talamo, the Cajun. Brad Pegram: The Saints. I love the city of New Orleans and I'd like to see it for that reason.
Mike Puype: The Colts easy.
Jay Robbins: Colts.
John Sadler: I'm happy with either team, but I like the Saints because they've never won.
Richie Silverstein: Indianapolis.
Danny Sorenson: I'm pulling for New Orleans. I like Drew Brees. It's an even match. I just want to see a fantastic game.
Vic Stauffer: They could play the game 100 times and Indianapolis would win every time. Manning finds a way to win. He's like Zenyatta.
Gary Stevens: Indy. I figure if we had Peyton Manning in Iraq, the battle would have been over a long time ago.
Gary Stute: I'm rooting for New Orleans. I like Drew Brees.
Chantal Sutherland: I think I'm watching the Oscars that day.
Richard Tedesco: New Orleans. It would make for a good story if they win, what with Katrina and all.
Toby Turrell: I'm the master of the obvious when I pick the Colts, but no guarantee on whether they'll cover the point spread.
Jon White: I think either team can win. That said, I'll pick Indianapolis because Peyton Manning is one of the all-time great QBs and seems in a zone right now. New Orleans was very lucky to beat Minnesota. But if the Saints win, it wouldn't surprise me because they look like a team of destiny.
Howard Zucker: Colts. They've been there before and it's tough for a team to win the first time in the Super Bowl. The game should provide a lot of fireworks, though.
Evening Jewel lost to Crisp by a length when spotting that rival six pounds in the Grade III, Santa Ysabel Stakes on Jan. 10. Trainer James Cassidy is hopeful a break in the weights will be beneficial to the daughter of Northern Afleet when she tackles Crisp, prohibitive favorite Blind Luck, and three others in Saturday's Grade I, $250,000 Las Virgenes Stakes.
"We're taking on a monster (in Blind Luck), but my filly worked awfully good last week," Cassidy said. "I'm quite happy to run her. We gave six pounds to Crisp last time, and we're at equal weights this time (at 118). She only beat us a length, so I think it will make a difference." After finishing sixth in her debut, Evening Jewel has never been worse than second in five starts, winning the California Breeders' Champion Stakes for fillies in her final race as a 2-year-old on Dec. 27. The bay filly has a 2-3-0 record, with earnings of $120,600 for owners Tom and Marilyn Braly of Indian Wells.
The field for the Las Virgenes, which goes as the fourth race on a 10-race program: Summer Games, Michael Baze, 116, 20-1; Blind Luck, Rafael Bejarano, 122, 1-2; La Nez, Mike Smith, 118, 8-1; Switch, Tyler Baze, 116, 6-1; Evening Jewel, Victor Espinoza, 118, 8-1; and Crisp, Joel Rosario, 118, 4-1.
American Lion makes his first start in nine weeks Saturday in the Grade II, $150,000 Robert B. Lewis Stakes at 1 1/16 miles, a major prep for the Grade I, $750,000 Santa Anita Derby on April 3.
A son of 2000 Horse of the Year Tiznow owned and bred by WinStar Farms and trained by Eoin Harty, American Lion last raced on Nov. 21, winning the Grade III Hollywood Prevue at seven furlongs.
"I didn't have a race for him," Harty said in explaining the absence. "This is the first opportunity, and he's doing fine."
American Lion will be ridden by 2009 Eclipse Award winner Julien Leparoux, who is unbeaten in two previous rides aboard the bay colt, both at the distance of seven furlongs.
The field for the Lewis: Macias, Victor Espinoza, 117, 8-1; Dave in Dixie, Joel Rosario, 115, 3-1; Tiz Chrome, Garrett Gomez, 117, 2-1; Caracortado, Paul Atkinson, 117, 6-1; Tango Tango, Rafael Bejarano, 115, 20-1; American Lion, Julien Leparoux, 117, 5-2; and Domonation, Joe Talamo, 115, 8-1.
HRTV will expand its programming lineup when it begins airing top-flight Equestrian-related programming, commencing with the World Equestrian Festival, CHIO-2009 from Aachen, Germany, this Monday, Feb. 8.
HRTV's airing of the best of the Aachen event at 6:30 p.m. will be the North American premiere of English-language coverage of the prestigious event, which took place in late June-early July, 2009.
The initial broadcast is the first of five one-hour shows from Aachen, which will be shown on successive weeks on HRTV. Each new show will premiere on Monday nights, with re-airs slated for Tuesdays and the following Sunday.
Headlining HRTV's first foray into Equestrian programming will be the 2009 Eventing Nation's Cup CICO from Aachen, featuring international horse-and-rider teams. Sometimes termed a "horse triathlon," Eventing is a demanding event testing the training and strength of a horse, along with the unique connection between a horse and rider, who work in tandem through Cross Country, Stadium Jumping, and Dressage disciplines.
"HRTV, based in horse sports, is pleased to expand its mission of leadership in Equestrian TV by bringing the Aachen World Equestrian Festival, in English, to the US TV and worldwide internet audiences," said Jim Bates, HRTV's executive vice president and general manager. "This production by Carr-Hughes, Saratoga Springs, NY, is a great start to HRTV's launch of a series of horse-oriented programming."
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Have you heard of Muay Thai? It is a martial art style, used throughout the world, that started in Thailand. A form of kickboxing, this martial art style makes use of elbows, knees, your feet and hands for striking and defense. In reality, Muay Thai is sometimes called the art of eight limbs, where the knees and elbows are counted as limbs. In this article, we are going to be checking out a number of interesting facts about the fascinating martial art of Muay Thai.
Getting back to nearly 1000 years ago, Muay Thai is an extremely old martial art style that has been with us for some time. american kenpo karate studio mma classes for kids Thailand was invaded by numerous countries over the centuries, and prior to the age of guns, fighting was close up and usually hand-to-hand. In this particular form of martial arts, striking techniques were created to end fights very quickly. Of course, in the past, safety equipment and rules were not used. Shots to the groin area, in addition to headbutting your opponent, were used quite freely. Even though this form of fighting has been in existence for hundreds of years, the name Muay Thai has only been around for about 100 years.
Competitors in modern day mixed martial arts will usually add Muay Thai into their fighting strategies. Like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai grappling tactics are utilized. In reality, a lot of MMA fighters use their powerful striking techniques. People that make use of this form of martial art can produce powerful knockout blows from their hands or feet very effectively. At close range, there aren't many martial arts techniques that are as good as those found with Muay Thai. At times an elbow or knee is used in a tight position. This is indicative of Muay Thai fighters and not those that practice karate which requires some distance to attack. This is one of the things that makes this martial art form very deadly. Muay Thai is employed very effectively by Anderson Silva, one of the very best MMA fighters in history.
Muay Thai is not only a very effective form of self defense, it requires an incredibly high level of physical conditioning. You must have staying power, strength, and flexibility to do incredibly well. For this reason, there are a number of great fitness workouts that are based on Muay Thai training. These can be useful for any person who doesn't have the time or need to be an actual Muay Thai student but who wants to gain the fitness benefits of such training. Muay Thai is actually a form of kickboxing, and many modern cardio workouts use kickboxing as part of their workout routines. The training to be a Muay Thai fighter is extremely intense. It'll get you into shape, even if fighting is something that you do not want to do.
All of the world, a lot more people are experiencing Muay Thai, a type of martial arts that has existed for some time. It's now possible to find Muay Thai trainers in virtually any country, and whether your purpose is to learn self defense or train for MMA competitions, these strategies can be very helpful. Muay Thai is just as good for men and women looking for a high intensity cardio workout.


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A researcher at RENEW, Aga spoke about how antibiotics move
through ecosystems and how to detect them.
The purpose of the National Grid/UB Engineering Leadership Camp
is to stimulate student interest and to encourage curiosity.
By restoring abandoned buildings with found
materials, Andrew Perkins is battling a culture
of rampant consumerism and reckless waste—and
creating some pretty cool spaces in the process.
A protein UB scientists found in the venom of a South American
spider could finally answer the need for an effective muscular
dystrophy treatment - and save a young boy's life.
The colleges in this collection do a great job of teaching their
students sustainable practices, working in their communities, and
spreading information. These institutions deserve credit and
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I successfully Symbian Signed 7 SIS files yesterday and in each case I requested a new UID from the protected range. Today I have only requested 2 UIDs and the message "You have requested maximum number of UIDs per day" has appeared. How many UIDs are we allowed to request per day? And why is there a maximum limit?
Any help would be appreciated.
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X-Girl x adidas ZX 8000
July 14th, 2014 by Brendan Dunne | No comments
Those who have tried to track down previous X-Girl sneaker collaborations know how tough of a task that is here in the United States. There's no official word just yet regarding whether or not this adidas Originals ZX 8000 from them will have a similar Yanko-phobic distribution plan, but we'll just advise for the time being that you not get your hopes too high. The sneakers take the adidas ZX series classic and rework it with a cheetah print across the upper and some synthetic suede sections for the accents. See them in better detail after the break and tell us in the comments how you feel about the X-Girl x adidas ZX 8000 release.
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The Alabama soldier accused of child enticement, sexual abuse and kidnapping is free on bond.
First Lieutenant Aaron Gregory Lucas now faces 24 charges from three different Colorado agencies.
Lucas has multiple court appearances in the near future, including two hearings in Colorado over the next four weeks.
Lucas will appear in court in Colorado next week on the 21st. The court will list all 24 charges against him.
Another hearing will take place December 13. That hearing will determine if there is enough evidence to send the case to trial.
Investigators in El Paso County and the cities of fountain and Colorado Springs said this all started in October when Lucas was picked up for charges including enticement, sexual assault of a child, and kidnapping.
The Army Criminal Investigation Division is also in on the case. In fact, they're working with the Madison County Sheriff's Office to determine if Lucas exposed himself to two young girls in Hazel Green several years ago.
At the time, Lucas lived just a few miles away from the girls.
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