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The chief tenant of the Just Love Animals Society's mission is to educate pet owners about holistic animal care. To achieve this, the nonprofit's directors help to organize events such as Pet-A-Palooza, one of Victoria's largest one-day pet adopt-a-thons, and Running of the Bulls, a 10K race for Chihuahuas in costume. These efforts directly impact local rescue shelters, generating both the funds and awareness needed to keep them operating and placing animals with loving families.
As a completely independent enterprise, Just Love Animals Society relies solely on fundraising, donations, and volunteerism.
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Spay and neuter surgeries change the lives of free-roaming cats. For females, it means a lower risk of infections and pregnancy complications; for males, less fighting and fewer health problems. When the Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project started in 1997, the mission was to spay and neuter as many free-roaming cats as possible, helping reduce overpopulation and the need for euthanasia deaths in community shelters.
Today, the organization has expanded its work to include all cats, including those with homes. When a cat arrives for surgery, it also receives a basic health exam, rabies vaccination, and, for free-roaming cats, an ear tip to identify it as spayed or neutered. Since its inception, the Feral Cat Spay/Neuter Project has performed the surgery on more than 82,000 cats. The organization collaborates with other like-minded groups and individuals striving to care for animals in a safe, humane environment.
There's much more to a Seattle Walk Star experience than walking. Canines are given the opportunity to run, play, or even swim—all in the pursuit of tiring out even the most high-energy pooches. Adventures vary greatly depending on the location, the number of dogs, and their combined knowledge of local plant life. An insured walker can be solicited for a one-time jaunt or routine walks on a weekly, biweekly, or monthly basis.
With 18,000 square feet of boarding facilities and 10 park-like spaces for pups to romp in, the Academy of Canine Behavior is a true pet-care destination. Dogs bunk down with the staff of trainers and behaviorists for the signature five-week Board and Train program, during which they learn proper manners, such as how to share toys, greet guests, and do their own taxes. Both boarding and daycare guests frolic in indoor or outdoor dog runs during the day, and cats can daydream about enemy birds in their own exclusive area. Owners can also schedule sessions with the on-site groomer, who has experience with hard-to-handle animals, especially those who insist on doing their own makeup.
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Baseball Blue Jays at Rays 7 p.m. Sun Sports; 620-AM Red Sox at Yankees 7 p.m. MLB Mets at Marlins 7 p.m. FSF Basketball World Cup: New Zealand vs. United States 11:30 a.m. ESPN2 World Cup: Korea vs. Slovenia 2 p.m. NBA Golf Ryder Cup: Europe captain's picks 7 a.m. Golf Ryder Cup: U.S. captain's picks 6 p.m. Golf Tennis U.S. Open 11 a.m. ESPN, Tennis U.S. Open 7 p.m. ESPN WNBA playoffs West final, Game 3: Minnesota at Phoenix 10 p.m. NBA
Middle school teacher accused of drunken driving, causing crash in Clearwater09/01/14Accidents
Fitzgerald teacher charged with DUI
Police arrested a Morgan Fitzgerald Middle School teacher they said drove under the influence and caused a multi-vehicle crash on Labor Day.
Lisa Micalizzi, 35, was booked into the Pinellas County Jail on Monday evening on a charge of misdemeanor DUI involving property damage.
Clearwater police officers said they stopped Micalizzi about 5:30 p.m. Monday at N Fort Harrison Avenue and Fairmont Street because she was at fault in a five-vehicle crash, according to an arrest affidavit. ...
FSU's Jesus Wilson can return vs. Citadel09/01/14Colleges
TALLAHASSEE — Florida State WR Jesus Wilson is no longer suspended.
Wilson will be eligible to play against Citadel on Saturday, Seminoles coach Jimbo Fisher announced Monday.
Per athletic department policy, the sophomore was suspended after he was charged with a felony for stealing a scooter on campus in June. The felony charge was dropped to two misdemeanors in July....
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One person was sent to the hospital after Hillsborough Fire Rescue units extinguished a fire caused by a possible lightning strike Monday night, authorities said.
Hillsborough County Fire Rescue responded to a report of a structure fire about 8:15 p.m. at 15255 Bellamy Road. Firefighters saw smoke coming from the attic. The crews were able to contain and extinguish the fire....
Prescription painkiller crackdown has gone 'way too far,' some doctors believe09/01/14Health
Tampa anesthesiologist Dr. Rafael Miguel helped lead the fight against a surging prescription drug abuse crisis in Florida.
As vice chair of the state's Board of Medicine, Miguel called for legislative change to stem the flow of drugs that led to thousands of overdose deaths each year.
Eventually, people listened.
Laws tightened. Police stepped up enforcement. And deaths declined by 23 percent from 2010 to 2012....
Rays' Grant Balfour thinks improvement is for real this time09/01/14 The Heater
ST. PETERSBURG — RHP Grant Balfour knows that you've heard this before.
But after a third straight solid, successful, stress-free outing, working the 10th inning in Monday's 4-3 win over the Red Sox, he feels he may have corrected the issues that have marred what has been a mutually frustrating season.
"I know what I'm doing out there. I've got a few little things," he said. "I know I've said that before this year, but I like where I'm at right now. The last three outings, the stuff that I've done, it kind of feels good right now. So I feel good about what I'm doing, minimizing pitches and getting outs."...
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TAMPA — Both sides in the battle between local regulators and ride-share company Uber are taking their fight to the public, despite claims of an imminent compromise.
Uber sent an email blast to its riders last Tuesday urging them to contact Hillsborough County Public Transportation Commission Chairman Victor Crist telling him they "want access to safe, affordable, and reliable rides like Uber." Crist's office said it received more than 750 emails by the end of the day....
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TAMPA — Bucs CB Mike Jenkins, sidelined all August with a hamstring injury, returned to practice Monday, an encouraging step toward his playing in Sunday's season opener against Carolina.
Several other key players were held out, and coach Lovie Smith is maintaining every strategic advantage, disclosing only what information the league requires, which isn't until later in the week for injuries....
Top things to do in Tampa Bay for Sept. 209/01/14Events
Target Tuesday: The Glazer Children's Museum and Target join together to offer free admission to everyone from 2 to 7 p.m. It's at 110 W Gasparilla Plaza, Tampa. Free. (813) 443-3861.
Spirited: Prohibition in America: This exhibit takes you back in time when flappers, suffragists and bootleggers took sides in the battle against the bottle. Opens at 10 a.m. at Tampa Bay History Center in Tampa. $12.95 adults, $10.95 seniors and students, $7.95 children under 4-12. ...
For Zara clothing retailer, lesson to be learned from Nazi shirt controversy09/01/14Retail
Trendy clothing store Zara landed in a world of trouble last week over its release of a children's pajama top that resembles a Nazi concentration camp uniform.
The shirt, with its dark stripes and yellow star, caused an avalanche of criticism on social media, with many Twitter and Facebook posts accusing the clothing retailer of anti-Semitism and heartlessness.
"I can't believe a major multi-national company could be so clueless and insensitive," wrote one person on Facebook....
Many issues for Florida Gators in playing, or not playing, makeup game09/01/14College
GAINESVILLE — Florida athletic director Jeremy Foley said Monday a multitude of factors are under consideration as officials from Florida and Idaho try to decide what to do about Saturday night's suspended game but he hopes to have a resolution by Wednesday.
The Gators and Vandals got just one play in before the game was suspended. The start was delayed nearly three hours due to heavy rain and lightning in the area....
Preview: Rays-Blue Jays09/01/14 The Heater
vs. Blue Jays
What's new: Since losing two of three to the Rays the weekend before last, the Blue Jays have gone 3-3 vs. the Red Sox and Yankees to cap a disappointing 9-17 August that dropped them to the fringe of the playoff race. OF Jose Bautista is on a power trip, homering in five straight games, giving him 29 overall, one more than 1B/DH Edwin Encarnacion. OF Melky Cabrera is second in the American League with 169 hits, but the overall offense is lacking. As usual, pitching and defense are issues. The Jays dumped OF Nolan Reimold and acquired John Mayberry Jr. from the Phillies....
Video: NASA captures beautiful solar flare09/01/14Nation
NASA reported the sun emitted a mid-level solar flare on Aug. 24. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the images of the flare, which erupted on the left side of the sun.
Matt Joyce gives Rays walkoff win over Red Sox in 1009/01/14 The Heater
The Rays haven't had much to celebrate this season.
So the mass explosion out of the dugout, the hugs, the high-fives and the other accompanying gestures were understandable Monday after Matt Joyce's fly-ball single gave them a 4-3 10-inning victory over the Red Sox that was their first walkoff win in more than three months.
"I knew it was a while," manager Joe Maddon said. "It's good to get that lovin' feeling back."...


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Okay peanut butter fans there is an event just for you! The peanut butter festival is underway in Brundidge and it boasts loads of fun for all. The festival starts with a 5K Peanut Butter Run and continues with non-stop entertainment including construction of Alabama's Largest PB&J Sandwich. Meteorologist Josh Johnson will be live from the festival to give you all the details.
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Join the nation's food movers and shakers at a two-day celebration and discussion of where the American food movement is, and where it's going. This annual think tank, part of the meeting of 80 Edible magazine publishers from around the nation, will feature talks and panels by farmers, chefs, drink makers, journalists and food and drink enthusiasts (like you).
Attendees enjoy two days of discussions at the New School in Manhattan, food and drink tastings, as well as invitations to selected events during the weekend, from walking tours of Brooklyn's rooftop gardens and bus trips to Hudson Valley wine country to a live food-tech meetup.
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Friends pay tribute to drowned teenager
Friends have described a sixteen year old who drowned in the River Wear on saturday evening as always happy and smiling. Colin Dodds was swimming with friends in Bishop Auckland when he got into trouble in the water.
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Kansas fuel inspectors say they receive the most complaints about gas pumps during the spring and early summer months. The top complaints made by consumers to the state have to do with accuracy, followed by reports about fuel quality problems.
"Personally, I drive around and look at the different stations' prices and opt to get the lowest per gallon price," said Kansas State Senator David Haley. "For anybody else who does that comparison shopping, you lose that savings once the pump is jumped."
Haley wasn't too happy after he stopped for gas at a station at North 13th Street and Quindaro Boulevard in Kansas City, KS, earlier this spring.
Haley says the pump jumped 10 cents before he even squeezed the handle.
"They said, 'we'll give you your dime back,' or whatever, but I said, 'that's not the point,'" Haley said.
Haley said he reported it to the station. The clerk offered a refund, but nothing was done to the pump.
"People will see me and share with me different places where it happens to them, it's probably not just one place where it's happening," Haley said.
That was when Haley contacted KCTV5 investigative reporter Eric Chaloux to look into the matter.
KCTV5 News made two trips to the station to purchase gas at the same pump that was giving Haley problems.
During one purchase, the pump jumped 4 cents. The next visit days later, the pump jumped once again by 4 cents.
Chaloux went into the gas station to alert the clerk to the pump jump problem.
"I just used your pump 1, and it jumped before I pumped any gas in," Chaloux said.
The clerk said he would let his boss know and kindly offered a refund for the pump jump.
At the time KCTV5 was at the station, there wasn't a bag placed over the problem pump.
Therefore, KCTV5 filed a complaint with the Kansas Department of Agriculture, the agency that oversees fuel station inspections.
An investigator was later dispatched to the station, and determined that it was a worn valve at the end of the nozzle that caused the pump to jump.
"They (valve) don't go all the way shut, which allows product to drain out of there. When the next person comes along, they turn on the device. If the hose has been drained a bit, it records a sale," said Lewis Hutfles, an inspector with the Kansas Division of Weights and Measures.
With high gas prices, drivers want to make sure what they pay for makes it into their tank.
KCTV5 discovered that it depends on where people live as to how often an inspector checks a pump for accuracy and quality.
If drivers fill up in Johnson or Wyandotte counties, the state has a private contractor who inspects all the pumps within 12 months.
For the rest of the Kansas counties around the metro, an inspector only checks the pumps once every 18 months. There are eight inspectors, including five state workers and three contractors, to inspect the state's 31,804 pumps at 1,980 gas stations.
The National Conference on Weights and Measures found that during July 2010 through June 2011, Kansas inspectors found a number of miscalculated pumps.
If those corrections had not been made, consumers would have spent nearly $2.3 million on gas they never received.
For the state of Kansas to close a gas pump, there is plus or minus of a six-cubic inch tolerance of gas that basically breaks down to around half a cup of fuel either extra or short before it is shut down.
"I mean it's pretty strict, and it's amazing they do hold it, there are some that do need to be calibrated from time to time," Hutfles said.
In Missouri, gas pumps are checked more often. Under state statue inspectors check every pump, once every six months.
A Missouri Department of Agriculture spokeswoman told KCTV5 that the state has an out-of-tolerance pump rate of 1.94 percent with 64 percent in favor of the consumer, for an estimated additional value of $1 million per year for the consumer.
After Haley's experience, he feels that every consumer needs to be on alert at the pumps for any possible problems.
"Vigilance is important for the consumer," he said. "The consumer really has to pay attention wherever you are."
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Insecure behavior will be magnified in a post-patch world, too, so be sure to check out PCWorld's guides to keeping your PC safe in the web's worst neighborhoods and protecting yourself against devious security traps.
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Barring being purely disconnected, if there's a single tip that could make any Windows PC more secure, it's this: Stay away from administrator accounts. If you're blasted by malware, it can only do as much damage as the account it infects. Admin accounts give baddies the keys to your computing kingdom.
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Kari Goebel is the Marketing and Communications Intern based out of Grameen Foundation's Technology Center in Seattle, WA.
As a full-time intern and volunteer, I have had a lot of time to reflect about life on a budget. I am constantly making decisions about how to keep my spending low and maintain a positive savings-account balance. Yes, I should start taking the bus to work so I do not have to pay for parking or gas. No, I should not go out to lunch, but pack some leftovers from home instead. Yes, maybe it is a good idea to move in with my parents, versus paying rent on an apartment. No, maybe I do not need a fancy espresso this morning.
Discussions of the microfinance crisis in Andhra Pradesh, India, have, so far, overlooked one area that might have a played a contributing role: human capital management practices.
Grameen Foundation's Human Capital Center focuses on improving these "people practices" at microfinance institutions (MFIs). In this piece for CGAP's Microfinance Blog, Peg Ross, director of the Human Capital Center, discusses the critical role frontline staff can play in improving MFIs' overall social and financial impact.
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Jason Hahn is the Information and Communication Technology Innovation (ICTI) Development Manager at Grameen Foundation. The ICTI team develops, tests and advances mobile phone products and services in Uganda, Indonesia, and Ghana to improve healthcare, farming, banking, and more.
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In Uganda, women do 85% of the planting, 85% of the weeding, 55% of the land preparation, and 98% of all food processing. This may explain why 90% of rural women in Uganda work in agriculture, compared to 53% of men. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), women in rural areas produce at least 50% of the world's food. While women are hard at work on farms, we also know that many women do not have access to mobile phones. According to the Women and Mobile Report by the GSMA and Cherie Blair Foundation, women are 24% less likely than men to own a mobile phone in sub-Saharan Africa, and women in rural areas and lower income brackets stand to benefit the most from closing the gender gap in mobile phone ownership.
Ayesha Abbasi was an intern on Grameen Foundation's Marketing and Communications team from August through November of this year. A senior at American University's Kogod School of Business, Ayesha wrote this blog post as she was preparing to graduate in December.
As I walked into the Grameen Foundation office in Washington, DC on my first day back in August, I remember being captivated by the vibrant images of microfinance borrowers from around the globe. One by one, I closely examined the portraits hanging on the walls, trying to understand the relationship between the organization and these individuals with smiles of satisfaction on their faces. Now, having been at Grameen Foundation for more than three months, I am not only aware, but wholeheartedly passionate, about the organization's noble influence in underprivileged communities around the world.


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This study tested universal healthcare symbols in the United States, South Korea, and Turkey to compare the comprehension of symbols cross-country and identify predictors of the correct comprehension. To explore statistically significant relationships between symbol comprehension and countries, Pearson's Chi-square tests, logistic regression, and ANOVA were conducted. The test results showed that ten symbols among 14 tested have significant relationship with countries. Results of this study demonstrate that symbol comprehension can be varied significantly in different countries. This is an author's peer-reviewed final manuscript, as accepted by the publisher. 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Stakeholders may have competing demands: A buyer may consider only potential environment-cost trade-offs while the government balances the environment, increased cost-competitive manufacturing and job creation. Such demands compete for the same resources within the supplier's organization, forcing suppliers to satisfice and compromise. This paper qualitatively examines Chinese suppliers' responses to requests to adopt energy efficiency initiatives in their production plants by two of their most critical stakeholders: buyers and the government. We identify three categories of energy efficiency (EE) initiatives implemented by the suppliers and find that their implementations are contingent on their ownership characteristics and value alignment with these two stakeholders. Further, we find that suppliers interpret buyers' motives regarding EE in the context of buyer-supplier relationships and environmental positioning of the buyers' products. These findings are articulated in a set of propositions that are introduced based on our analysis of these case study data. This is an author's peer-reviewed final manuscript, as accepted by the publisher. The article is copyrighted by the Institute for Supply Management, Inc. and published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd. It can be found at: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1111/%28ISSN%291745-493X. 2014-04-01T00:00:00Z Perceived Support, Knowledge Tacitness, and Provider Knowledge Sharing http://hdl.handle.net/1957/47170 Perceived Support, Knowledge Tacitness, and Provider Knowledge Sharing Swift, Michele L.; Virick, Meghna This study provides a direct test of social exchange theory on knowledge sharing from the perspective of the provider by examining the role of both perceived coworker support (PCS) and perceived organizational support (POS) on the extent to which employees share their knowledge with their coworkers. Also examined is the moderating role of knowledge tacitness. Results show PCS has a strong positive relationship with provider knowledge sharing but, contrary to expectation, POS does not have a significant relationship. Further, knowledge tacitness moderates the relationship between PCS and knowledge sharing such that the relationship between PCS and knowledge sharing is stronger for providers who perceive their knowledge as tacit. However, the difference in knowledge sharing between providers with knowledge high in tacitness versus low in tacitness is greatest at low levels of PCS and decreases as PCS increases. The implications of these findings to research and practice are discussed. This is an author's peer-reviewed final manuscript, as accepted by the publisher. 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Dri Archer will be the one to look out for when the Bulls tangle with the Golden Flashes on Wednesday night to open up MAC play. Courtesy of Kent State
Let the MAC games begin.
After two weeks of playing non-conference opponents, the football team will finally get a chance to back up the comments made by senior defensive end Steven Means, who promised a Mid-American Conference championship before the season.
The Bulls' (1-1) first conference opponent is Kent State (1-1). UB will showcase its talents in front of not only Buffalo, but the entire nation, as this game will be broadcast on ESPNU.
This game marks the first time Buffalo has had a home game on national TV since 2009, when the Bulls beat the Golden Flashes 9-6. Playing in this type of environment will be a big test for the Bulls, but it won't change their game.
"It's very exciting for us knowing that we're the only team on TV at that time," Means said. "But like coach [Jeff Quinn] said, we're just going out there to play. [We'll be] playing hard like we always do."
On defense and special teams, the Bulls will have one primary objective - stop Dri Archer. The sophomore running back has only carried 16 times in two games, but with eight yards a carry on the season, he is a change-of-pace back who can explode for a game-breaking run at any time.
Archer has shown his ability to change the game on special teams, too, as he has already returned a kick for a touchdown - a 98-yard scamper against Football Championship Subdivision team Towson (1-1, 1-0 Colonial Athletic Association).
On offense, the Bulls will continue to do what has worked in their first two games - run a balanced offense. Buffalo's offense has dominated its opponents, as junior running back Branden Oliver and junior wide receiver Alex Neutz are among the MAC leaders in rushing and receiving statistics, respectively.
Things will be tougher for the Bulls this week, as this is the first game without sophomore running back James Potts, who left last week's game against Morgan State (1-2) after a 49-yard touchdown run. Potts is out for the season with a torn ACL. Finding a solid backup for Oliver will be one of the keys to beating Kent State.
The passing game should be an advantage for Buffalo, as the Golden Flashes are third worst in the MAC in terms of defending the pass, giving up 300 yards a game.
Key Matchup: Kent State running game vs. Buffalo run defense
This will be the most important matchup for the Bulls. Archer is well known, but his compliment, Trayion Durham, is the guy who takes most of the carries. Durham is a solid compliment to Archer. They will try to exploit a defense that has given up rushing yards in bunches, allowing players to rush for 100 yards in both games. Overall, the Bulls have given up 214 yards a game on the ground, a number that has to be smaller if they want to control the Kent State offense.
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The Bulls have yet to force a turnover in their first two games of the season - one of only two teams in the Football Bowl Subdivision yet to force one. The other? Southern Mississippi.
With a Wednesday night primetime slot on ESPNU and the "Sea of Blue" at UB Stadium, the fans should be jacked up for this game and so should the players. Getting over their nerves and starting off strong will be key.
A prolific pass attack led by junior quarterback Alex Zordich against a defense that has had trouble stopping the pass will be the factor that leads to an eventual Bulls win. Stopping the run game is also very important, as Kent State doesn't scare many teams with its pass attack. Special teams will play a role, as the Bulls can't afford to surrender any big plays or squander any scoring opportunities in the kicking game. This should be a high-scoring affair, with a late touchdown deciding the game.
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Earlier this month, the Metro Ethics Commission recommended Shanklin's ouster after finding her to have violated provisions of the city's ethics law.
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One eve of season, Savin Hill Little League 'wiped out' by thieves
Just days before the first pitch of the season, Savin Hill Little League has been dealt a tough blow by thieves who pillaged their equipment locker at McConnell Park. The weekend incident left the up-and-coming youth sports league without helmets, bats, bases and balls— a loss of "thousands of dollars," according to Mike Christopher, one of the volunteers who runs the league. Read more
Teen charged in brazen knife attack on Savin Hill Ave.
Apr. 2, 2013
A 17 year-old Dorchester woman was formally charged with armed assault with intent to murder this week after she allegedly stabbed a rival during a vicious sidewalk attack in Savin Hill on Monday afternoon. The victim was attacked as she pushed her 8-month-old baby in a stroller near 15 Midland Street. Prosecutors say that the teenage victim was lured to the scene by her baby's father, who allegedly held down the victim while the suspect, Samia Jones, stabbed her repeatedly with a butcher knife in her back, leg, face, and torso. Read more
Morrissey: More closures ahead without fix-it plan
In the mid-1990s, a group of community activists began a three-year effort— in conjunction with the state's Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) — to re-imagine Morrissey Boulevard. The result of their work was a 1998 report that proposed an ambitious, $35 million rehabilitation project that would have transformed the 2.75 mile-long boulevard into its original "parkway character." Read more
William McDermott, a Boston attorney, fatally struck by car in South Boston
Feb. 28, 2013
A top Boston lawyer who was working for Congressman Stephen Lynch's U.S. Senate campaign died on Wednesday night after a Range Rover hit him in South Boston. William A. McDermott, Jr. was 66.
An attorney who specialized in elections laws, McDermott grew up in Savin Hill. He was a son of the late William A. McDermott, who was a longtime assistant corporation counsel for the city of Boston. Read more
Building atop JFK/UMass station? Still a possibility, officials say
Dec. 27, 2012
Could the wave of development hitting Columbia Point spark a renewed look at a development on top of the JFK/UMass MBTA station? Some local officials think it's a possibility. Read more
Police: Bandit may be targeting passengers leaving Red Line
Boston and MBTA Police are stepping up patrols this week and warning the public after a flurry of street robberies targeting women that may be the work of a single, armed bandit. The incidents have all targeted women who were walking home from Red Line stations, including JFK-UMass, Savin Hill, Shawmut and Ashmont.
"We're concerned about it," said Captain Richard Sexton, commander of the Area C-11 police district. "It seems like it's one person right now. We've had a few others on the district recently, but there's definitely a pattern going here along the Red Line." Read more
Meeting to discuss planned BMW dealership on Morrissey Blvd.
The Boston Redevelopment Authority will convene a public meeting on Thurs., Dec. 6 to discuss auto magnate Herb Chambers' plan to convert the old Channel 56 building on Morrissey Boulevard into a car dealership and repair center.
The Reporter first reported in October that Chambers intends to purchase and renovate the now-empty TV studio at 75 Morrissey Blvd, which is valued at $4.5 million according to city records. The sale price of the property has not been disclosed and it is not yet clear if Chambers has acquired the property at this time. Read more
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Boston Votes 2012, By the Numbers
Polls open across the city at 7 a.m. on Tuesday and close at 8 p.m., at which point results for Boston will start to trickle in on City Hall's website (www.cityofboston.gov).
So here's a few numbers, provided by Mayor Thomas Menino's press office and the city's Election Department:
-- Thanks to the ballot questions, the ballot will be 18 inches long. Read more
Dinner to salute civic warrior Joe Chaisson
Joe Chaisson has seen a lot of change take place all around him over his 80 years on this earth. But this lifelong Savin Hill resident —who has been one of the fixtures of civic life in this part of Dorchester since 1970— has been a largely unmovable object.
Chaisson and his wife Carol still live in the Auckland Street home that his mother bought in 1955. As a young man, the St. William's Grammar School graduate, who went on to Dorchester High for Boys, logged many hours on the highways of the country as a trucker. But he never strayed too far from home, living all of his years within a six-block radius of where he was born in 1932, on Maryland Street. Read more


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Month: October 2013
Florida State QB Jameis Winston on facing Miami: 'It's like we're going to be in the backyard. … we want to beat our brother'
- 2:06 pm Wednesday, October 30th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Jameis Winston met with the media today. Here are some of the highlights.
* The freshman was asked about leadership: "I try to lead by example. But the whole thing that I was brought up, in a camp when I was little, they said, 'Leaders are born, not made.' I don't try to be too intense with the leadership. I just try to let it happen. When things get going and I start feeling that something needs to be said, I just react."
* Winston calls the FSU-Miami rivalry more of a "brotherly" game, saying it's like "we are going to be [More]
Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher says he will not be concerned about the polls/BCS until the season is over
- 2:14 pm Monday, October 28th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Jimbo Fisher was asked several times about his reaction to the polls and BCS standings at his weekly press conference today and his answer was the same: "We don't worry about it."
FSU dropped a spot in the second BSC standings, to No. 3, and now is third in the three polls, BCS standings and computer rankings.
Florida State opens as a 21-point favorite over Miami
- 12:57 pm Sunday, October 27th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Although Florida State and Miami will meet Saturday in Tallahassee with both teams in the top 10 for the first time since 2004, the odds makers do not believe the game between the two 7-0 teams will be close.
The Seminoles open as a 21-point favorite over the Hurricans.
Timing perfect for Bobby Bowden's return to Florida State this weekend
- 9:09 am Thursday, October 24th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Timing is everything.
Jerry Kutz, the senior vice president of Seminole Boosters, said he spent the last three months worrying about this week, the one in which Bobby Bowden returns to Doak Campbell Stadium and the field named in his honor.
Florida State QB Jameis Winston is at his best under pressure
- 8:37 am Wednesday, October 23rd, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Teams who continue to blitz Jameis Winston are doing so at their own peril.
ESPN put out a stat that further enhances the legend of Florida State's freshman quarterback. Of Winston's 444 passing yards against Clemson on Saturday, 293 were against the blitz, the most by a quarterback from a BCS automatic qualifying conference in three years.
"We work the blitz every day," FSU coach Jimbo Fisher said. "I think the most critical thing on offense is learning how to handle the blitz. You can't handle blitz you can't play. Blitz can be two things: it can be devastating or big time. [More]
QB Jameis Winston, CB Lamarcus Joyner head list of Florida State players honored this week
- 2:27 pm Monday, October 21st, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Quarterback Jameis Winston and cornerback Lamarcus Joyner head the list of honors for Florida State players this week.
Winston was named the Athlon Sports national player of the week for the second time and freshman of the week for the fourth time this season after throwing for 444 yards and accounting for four touchdowns (three passing, one running) in the Seminoles' 51-14 wipeout of Clemson.
Florida State No. 3 in AP poll, should land in same spot in BCS standings
- 12:58 pm Sunday, October 20th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Florida State, as expected, is No. 3 in the Associated Press poll today, behind Alabama and Oregon.
The Seminoles, coming off a stunning 51-14 victory at Clemson Saturday, received two first place votes. FSU (6-0) has 1,395 votes, behind Alabama's 1,495 and Oregon's 1,427. The Crimson Tide and Ducks are 7-0.
Bobby Bowden would pick Florida State if game were home, but says Seminoles 'really got their hands full'
- 7:43 am Friday, October 18th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Bobby Bowden's 3 ½ year absence from Doak Campbell Stadium will end in one week when he returns for a special weekend dedicated in his honor.
But first, Bowden will do what has become one of his passions since retiring after the 2009 season, sit in front of the television on Saturday and watch football … all day.
Florida State's Jameis Winston latest freshman QB to make big impact
- 8:50 am Wednesday, October 16th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
Johnny Manziel becoming the first freshman to win the Heisman Trophy last season probably will help Jameis Winston if he is in the thick of the race come late November.
Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher on Clemson's struggle at BC, Nick O'Leary, Tajh Boyd, Vic Beasley and more
- 2:10 pm Monday, October 14th, 2013 by Tom D'Angelo
For those believing Clemson looked vulnerable against Boston College, Jimbo Fisher says not so fast.
"Boston College is a pretty good team like I tried to tell everybody," Fisher said today at his weekly presser today. "They're not bad. Everyone says Clemson struggled, to me that does an injustice to Boston College. They played very physical. They played a great game. They did the things they had to do.
"We didn't play as well as we thought against Boston College but I think Boston College had a lot to do with that. I think the same (with Clemson)."


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Updated Dec 28, 2012 - 8:08 am
Whisenhunt not ready to name starting quarterback for Week 17
On the Monday following losses this season, Whisenhunt is often bombarded with questions regarding the quarterback situation for the team's upcoming game.
Such is the life of a head coach whose team is 1-10 in its last 11 games. And after Sunday's 28-13 loss to the Chicago Bears -- one aided by poor quarterback play and costly turnovers -- Whisenhunt didn't get a free pass Monday.
Rookie Ryan Lindley went 17-of-30 for 141 yards, but despite showing signs of improvement, put the Cardinals in a deep hole to start the second half when he threw his third pick-six of the season to Charles Tillman.
Veteran Brian Hoyer, who was signed on December 10, also had some encouraging moments in his relief appearance of Lindley Sunday. The former Michigan State star completed 11 passes for 105 yards, but he wasn't immune to the turnover bug either, throwing a late fourth quarter interception.
The mixed results for both against Chicago left Whisenhunt without an answer Monday when asked who would get the nod when the team travels to play the San Francisco 49ers next Sunday.
"We haven't even watched the tape with the team yet," Whisenhunt said Monday. "I'm hesitant [to make a decision] until we go through some of those things. When we talk, there are always situations where you want to know what was going through the player's mind, what they were thinking, what causes them to do something. That all goes into the decision part of it."
If Hoyer does get the chance to start in Week 17, it would be his first career NFL start. The Cardinals would also be the only team this season to use four different starting quarterbacks.
Arizona's Week 1 starter, John Skelton, was inactive for Sunday's game against the Bears. And Kevin Kolb, who went 3-2 as a starter, has not played since suffering a season-ending rib/sternum injury in the fourth quarter of the team's Week 6 loss to the Buffalo Bills.
"It's unfortunate," said Whisenhunt of how the quarterback situation has played out this season. "With that position, you have to have stability, you have to have consistency of play, and we haven't had that.
"I think the thing that has been the hardest are the turnovers, especially the turnovers for points. You can't overcome that, not every week."
Since starting the season 4-0, the Cardinals have given up seven defensive touchdowns in their last 11 games.
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Kirby Derby 5K and 10K Monticello, IL
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Kirby Derby is on Facebook
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Runner in 2010 10K
My sister and I ran it together and had a blast. Nice route (near end there is a good sized hill, wow that was rough when you don't run many :-))
Shirts were very nice. I run in it often!
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I ran the Kirby Derby 10K in 2010 and I had a blast! It's a great, well-organized running party. The route was nice, with about a mile of it being hit with some stout winds (the 5K route avoided that hazard). Decently scenic for Illinois. Lots of friendly people, good refreshments, and some really nice looking shirts for the event if you register early enough!
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Quest On The Terrace Serviced ApartmentsIn the heart of Wellington, the Quest on the Terrace has modern apartments with free Wi-Fi and a full kitchen. Guests have free access to an off-site fitness center and a small lap swimming pool.
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Faulty washbasin plug - could not drain
Wonderfully large apartment with great kitchen facilities!
Was a bit noisy at night, but I guess that is to be expected in the city!
Staff were great when you called down for something they were very prompt at delivering.Always very pleasant.
Huge, beautiful apartment! We were so pleased. wished we could have stay more than 1 night. helpful staff
challenging to find (small sign on main street address) and very difficult to find the route to the parking area. specific directions sent prior would be helpful.
Ease of booking and friendly staff.
The location is good. The staff where friendly and attended to problems promptly. Was comfortable and meet our needs.
Parking was sometimes a problem. The room was dated. The cupbd doors needed repair. Some trims needed replacing. Not a good image.
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Comfortable and clean rooms. The rooms and spacious. Proximity to town is outstanding. Staff are very freindly and helpful. My daughter loves staying here.
TV had poor reception (possibly due to storm). As with all of wellington parking is not ideal.
We loved the fact that through our whole week of stay at this gorgeous hotel we not once needed to hire a car as we were so central to everything. Buses and trains just made our holiday more fun. And CityLife Hotel was really lovely. We absolutely relaxed in our luxury apartment and spoilt ourselves to eating out every single night. A week in Wellington was just not long enough for my husband and I so we will just have to come back and stay at the same place and carry on from where we left off. Thanks CityLife Hotel, will see you next year!
Having to leave, we were enjoying ourselves too much!
Parking was limited
Laundry and dryer in the apartment
Double room perfect for family as the living area is huge and if you get a directors room the kids have their own ensuite.
Liked the location and service.
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Lovely big spacious beautifully furnished rooms. Right in the middle of the city centre. The staff were amazing. So helpful when we had problems with our hire car.
No external window in the bedroom which was a shame.
Location, quiet, easy access, a bit of luxury with bath robes and nice toiletries. Comfortable bed
Bathroom getting a bit tired, crack in vanity basin and toilet seat was loose
Location. Ease of access to city.
Dated decor and facilities. Lack of daylight. Advertised bath robes, ipad dock, charges did not reflect advertised booking rates. Very busy check out desk on Monday morning.
Space was great everything was comfortable apart from queen bed
Bed was to soft both my husband and I woke with sore backs
The close location to town
The overall stay was appalling. The bathroom was dirty. The bedroom and kitchen were cramped for space with the airflow / dehumidifier in the way.
Helpful & friendly staff, comfortable bedding and perfect location.
Location, Location, Location. Ease of being able to walk to destinations in central city, without catching taxi.
Location is excellent
The rooms are getting a bit tired
Great room with amazingly comfortable beds! All the staff we came into contact with were lovely and very helpful.
The 2 bedroom Executive Suite was clean, modern & spacious!
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I raise a variety of Farm Fresh Veggies along with Farm Fresh Eggs, Quail Eggs & Quail for table fare as well. I have hatching Eggs for chickens & quail. I can hatch your fertile eggs for you. I will also be able to provide Bob Whites for hunting purposes . Here at 7L we use no chemicals. Contact Randy Hooper at 713-206-3256 for more info.. Located 6 miles headed North on Hwy 90 from TX 6 on the right. The entrance gate is highlighted with the 7L brand.
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