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Drivers on Milwaukee Avenue know that once you hit 98th Street, the concrete ends, but development and increased traffic has folks calling for pavement. Now, supporters have a new petition to get the work done.
Some are petitioning for the city to pave to 114th Street, but others say it needs to go through to F.M. 1585.
"I've received a petition with quite a few names on it," Lubbock City Councilman John Leonard said.
Those names represent folks who want a hard surface to head on down Milwaukee Avenue.
"It needs to be connected to 1585 there," Roger Britt said.
He goes out of his way to avoid the un-paved portion.
"I go a mile this way or two miles that way to stay off that road. If it's not muddy, it's too dusty to drive down and you may meet somebody who will run you off the road. It's narrow," Britt said.
The pavement on Milwaukee narrows and then ends just north of 98th Street. The pavement doesn't pick back up until just south of 114th Street. That's where the city limits end, and the county takes over.
"What they're wanting the city to do is to pave this and complete this so that there's not dirt, because there's increased traffic here, and there are trucks, you know, the development is going on," Leonard said.
"It's already picked up, the trucks going down there, hauling stuff down there," Britt said.
Milwaukee is not the only project people have brought up.
"There was a petition, gosh about six months ago, to widen Indiana, Indian south to 1585. We need to re-pave and rework 82nd Street, 34th Street. We've got a number of street repairs and new street construction that we've got to do," Leonard said.
All those projects take money, though.
"I think that we probably need to come back to the citizens with a realistic bond proposal, not a $300-million bond proposal, but something that really meets the need of our community," Leonard said.
However it gets accomplished...
"They need a highway through there," Britt said.
The new youth sports complex is also expected to bring more traffic down Milwaukee. That project is under construction on the corner of Milwaukee and F.M. 1585.
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Two Dauphin County women have been arrested on charges they endangered the welfare of two children by handcuffing one and locking the other in her bedroom at night.
Mary Theresa Sekula, 30, and Leeann Nicole Alberts, 33, both of Williamstown, repeatedly handcuffed the leg of Sekula's 7-year-old son to a dresser so he could not get out of bed, according to the criminal complaint.
His 11-year-old sister was repeatedly locked in her attic bedroom, the complaint states.
Sekula admitted to investigators that she restrained her children so they couldn't sneak out at night, according to the complaint.
She said she and Alberts had been handcuffing the boy and locking the girl in her room for about a month, the complaint states.
Alberts also admitted to restraining the children, police said.
The boy had visible injuries to his left ankles, the document states.
Sekula and Alberts were arrested Tuesday by state police in Lykens and charged with two felony counts each of unlawful restraint and endangering the welfare of children.
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Fri Oct 18 00:00:00 MDT 2013jen526 Rating:5.0
The rug just arrived and I have it unrolled in my living room. I think that the product image is very accurate - but color will vary from computer to computer. The rug has two dominate colors: a lot of vibrant red - almost a maroon - and the gold is definitely a tan (there's no shimmer). I have this laying atop sage carpet and that brings out the more subtle soft green. It's bordered with black and there is black throughout, but not so much that it takes away from the rest of the pattern. It's very pretty and BIG. It came quickly and was wrapped only in a thin plastic, but undamaged. I would most definitely recommend this to a friend looking for a contemporary rug for a great price. I priced similar rugs and was expected to pay more.
Fri Feb 07 00:00:00 MST 2014austinjillygirl Rating:5.0
This rug delivered quickly and was packaged in a neat roll. It is a little thinner than I anticipated; however, I put a thick rug pad under it. Overall, the design is as expected. The color is a true ivory color throughout. From the photo online, I anticipated ivory/white, but both the impressions and the raised area are the same ivory color.
Sun Jun 09 00:00:00 MDT 2013helenfic1 Rating:5.0
So I was nervous about ordering a big black outdoor rug, just because I feel like I usually go for the safe beige. But my outdoor furniture has a dark muted black metal with a stone top table and I was looking for something different. After it came and put it down........I love it!!!! It's so contemporary and adds a warm cozy-ness to my big deck. So don't be nervous take a chance!!!! Look rich too! I get lots of compliments on it.
Sun Jun 30 00:00:00 MDT 2013maverickg Rating:4.0
I saw this rug in a furniture store at a much higher price, so I was pleased to buy it at a nice discount from Overstock. I like the colors and contemporary look with my simple black and white furniture in a gray room. One negative....the pile height is different on the center of the squares and higher on the edges. This makes it hard to vacuum and hard on my vacuum cleaner. Other than that, I really like it, my dog likes it, and it makes a nice presentation.
Sun Mar 09 00:00:00 MST 2014barbaradecorate Rating:3.0
This rug is exactly the style I was looking for. The quality of the rug is not excellent but for the price I would say it is a very good value. It is in my dining room and when chairs are moved across it, it sometimes creates pulls in the fabric.
Thu Mar 28 00:00:00 MDT 2013georgiamsmith Rating:5.0
I love this Moroccan Trellis Rug. I am using it under my dining room table and chairs and it is absolutely perfect. I does not have the look of an outdoor rug at all and could easily be thought of as an indoor rug. I really like the way the white trellis design contrasts against the blue background and the geometric shape of the white design calls to mind a lovely outdoor trellis. I am very happy with this purchase.
Fri Jan 24 00:00:00 MST 2014unity9579 Rating:5.0
I ordered 2 of these rugs (8� round & 8 x 11) based on great reviews. After ordering I was apprehensive as I had neglected to check pile height and they are listed as .625 which is great except that I actually wanted something a little thinner. Trying to find just that right height between indoor/outdoor which is usually scratchy & too thin and rugs that are soft and plush. I was pleasantly surprised when I opened each of them and found them to be closer to .50 than .625. Enough plush and softness that I don�t need extra padding. Delivery was practically overnight, as I received these rugs 4 days after placing order! Color is spot on with my computer monitor for both rugs which was also a nice surprise � beige background with light brown diamonds and white rings.. Neutral contemporary look will give me lots of options to add color with accessories which is my decorating preference. My only neg is sizing. 8x11 is really 10�7 x 7�7 and 8� round is actually 7�9 and I really wanted those extra few inches but these sizes seem to be pretty common.
Sun Jul 13 00:00:00 MDT 2014britbit Rating:5.0
I purchased this rug about 9 months ago . I also purchased a rug pad as this is a short pile rug. It lays beautifully and the geometric patten really adds dimension to the room. Make sure you enlarge the pictures of this rug to see the actual pattern. The original picture doesn't do it justice.
Thu Oct 17 00:00:00 MDT 2013dsm50312 Rating:5.0
Even though the taupe/cream colors in this rug are neutral, the visual interest and texture says "Pizzazz!" Our home is contemporary, and we chose this rug to be the focal point of our 3-season porch. It is a well-made wool area rug, with a well-defined geometric pattern. There was a hint of odor from the rug initially, but with a couple days of fresh air running through the room, the odor has diminished. This wool rug is suitable for any room, and the neutral tone will not limit color selection for furnishings. The rug is heavy, and covers a tile floor. The cushioned pile is pleasant on bare feet. There is a combination of upholstered furniture and woven furniture anchoring the rug, and we find no need for a rug pad. VERY PLEASED with this selection, and recommend it to anyone who wants a rug that makes a statement in the room they are furnishing. We have 2 adult cockers who also enjoy the rug, although I would not recommend that young, not-house-trained pets be allowed on the rug. Due to the texture of the rug, clean-up would not be pleasant.
Tue Jan 21 00:00:00 MST 2014gapwa Rating:3.0
I needed a large flat weave rug that my dog would not be able to scratch & damage so I chose this indoor/outdoor carpet for my living room. The rug arrived as pictured -- it had one large tuft of fuzzy, frayed material which I cut off - the thought of repackaging this rug to send back when the not-too-large flaw would be under a chair wasn't worth it to me. If I had purchased it from a local store I would have taken it back for replacement. That said I like the rug - the colours and design are pleasing and the rest of the rug is in excellent shape. Therefore I recommend this product with some caution.
Tue Feb 26 00:00:00 MST 2013swiper0723 Rating:4.0
The area rug is very stylish and contemporary. It has nice colors even though the picture shows up more gray it's has more of a blue gray color. I really liked the rug so even though the color was a little off I am still going to keep it. As for the pile of the area rug it's thick and comfortable under the feet.
Wed Oct 19 00:00:00 MDT 2011fretak Rating:4.0
It took a little love when I rolled it out. I had it laying flat in an open area in my bedroom with items weighting down the edges so it would uncurl. The pattern is super nice. It is contemporary and rustic all rolled into one. I put it under my king sized bed over hardwood floors in my log home. It definitely needs a rug pad for under it to preserve your floors. I ordered the smaller one to put in front of french doors for for a little extra floor coverage. You can't beat the price and I would say it is an accurate depiction in the photos.
Thu Oct 10 00:00:00 MDT 2013mali67 Rating:5.0
Loooooove this rug ! My whole living room looks so nice wit this rug I love tats y I got 1 for the breakfast room too love it:)
Fri Apr 05 00:00:00 MDT 2013jlauv451 Rating:4.0
This was the perfect rug for our space. The color is just right. Our only issue we are having is that it sheds more than our four cats!
Fri Jul 19 00:00:00 MDT 2013floridagirl99 Rating:5.0
We had been searching for the PERFECT rug for our lanai. We spend a lot of time on it, so it needed to be durable, but we didn't want something all dark because the furniture that sits on it is dark. This rug is just PERFECT! It has a great design, and feels great under my bear feet. I was worried that I wouldn't like the pattern, but it is great. My only regret is that I waited so long to finally make the purchase. Then the shipping time was very quick. We are so happy.
Sat Feb 01 00:00:00 MST 2014sarahbethk Rating:5.0
This is the perfect large rug for a tight budget! I love the look of this rug in my apartment.
Fri Aug 03 00:00:00 MDT 2012donohue1 Rating:5.0
I bought this rug to use in my office at work. I needed something attractive yet highly durable as I don't intend to replace it for a very long time. I love this rug! When I first opened the package and examined the threads up close, I thought it looked a little plastic-y, but once it is unrolled and you don't have your it two inches from your face, it looks incredible. My initial concerns quickly evaporated. The color is rich, beautiful and very close to the gorgeous French blue of the picture. Everyone who has seen it has been very complimentary. No one can tell it is an outdoor rug and the durability will be awesome. I also ordered another one in a slightly different pattern to use on my back patio and I love it too. I highly recommend this rug.
Wed Apr 10 00:00:00 MDT 2013divasmurf4090 Rating:5.0
I purchased this rug as an area rug for my living room. I absolutely love it! Very elegant touch.
Wed Jun 12 00:00:00 MDT 2013jerzeymom Rating:5.0
OMG! I am in love with this outdoor rug. Since there were no reviews, I took a chance on the color. It is just as pictured. It is an orange red color with tan swirls. The size was accurate. I can't comment on the durability since I just got it. Before using, I sprayed it with Scotchguard carpet protector. It is on my gray paver patio and the color just pops. I couldn't be happier.
Wed Mar 12 00:00:00 MDT 2014runnerrunner Rating:5.0
This is a high quality rug with very dense construction. Shipping weight was 100 lbs, and this was not understated. Rug is solidly constructed and good on top just about any surface as it will not slide on hard wood or other smooth surfaces. Laid flat within 2 days after being unrolled.
Aug 12, 2014bennyfibers from Montana, Rating:4.0
If this is an ivory rug, it is a VERY old ivory. Background color is a creamy yellow. But for the price, and to keep spouse and dogs from scratching up the hardwood, it will do for a couple of years.
Aug 12, 2014susmc from Pittsburgh, Rating:2.0
The rug itself is well made and nice, but it does not match the colors of the image portrayed on the website. fell in love with the cream and blue rug shown, what I got was brown and green / teal. It does not go with the room. The provider of the image needs to change it to be more accurate.
Aug 12, 2014galthng from Southern California, Rating:4.0
The rug arrived quickly and as described. The colors are vibrant and very close to those pictured. There is one minor imperfection in the rug...but what do you expect for mass produced machine made products??? Overall we are happy with the purchase
Aug 12, 2014linmar96 from Illinois, Rating:5.0
I love, love, love this rug!! It is absolutely beautiful, color is as shown, more blue than greenish. It's soft, very soft and very plush!!! My grandkids love to waller all over it. If shag is your thing then this rug is for you!! It came wrapped very tightly and is very heavy (I got the 9X12) and I didn't notice any odor at all as with some rugs.
Aug 12, 2014raxmee from Arlington, VA, Rating:5.0
This rug perfectly complements my living room. It does not shed, is durable, and stains are not clearly visible due to the beautiful print on the rug. I bought a nice thick rug pad to go underneath. The rug feels nice and soft with the pad. I wouldn't say this rug is sumptuous. I'd say it feels like thick carpet. Great buy!
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4:36pm Tuesday 27th March 2012 in What's on
'SISTERS are doing it for themselves' at Chorley Little Theatre, with auditions taking place for Calendar Girls on Sunday at 11am.
The popular Tim Firth tale, made famous by the film of the same name, is being produced by Chorley Amateur Dramatic and Operatic Society from September 1 to 8. With Vaudevillian-style nudity, director Barbara Wilcox is also recruiting a female backstage crew.
She said: "Calendar Girls is a wonderful play, hilariously funny, poignant and uplifting. The audience will love it and so will the cast and crew.
"It is not a difficult play to learn because it is so well written, technically however it is challenging at times and requires great collaboration between those onstage and off."
Rehearsals will take place throughout the summer holidays, with all cast off script by July.
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In what was a very physical game last night at Beasley Coliseum, the Washington State Women held off the USC Trojans as time expired.
The Cougs (9-13, 5-6) managed to avoid a sweep at the ends of USC by winning tonight, and they pulled themselves into a tie with the Trojans (8-14, 5-6) for sixth in the Pac-12. It was a tense, back and forth affair in the second half that saw the Cougs hold off the Trojans 57-54. The Trojans managed to build a ten point lead throughout the early parts of the first half.
The Cougs didn't do themselves any favors as they either forced a shot early in the shot clock, or just tried to get a shot off in order to avoid a shot clock violation. Almost every time those shots missed, the Trojans would recover the boards (USC had 17 defensive rebounds at the half). That wasn't really the Cougs only problem though as the Trojans were 4-6 from behind the arc in the first half.
Somehow the Cougs managed to close the gap, and went into half time only down five. The score was 28-23 USC. Here are the two players who I felt made a big impact in the first half, one Coug and one Trojan;
- #00 Christina Marinacci was huge for the Trojans's offense in the first half as she was shooting 100% (3-3) from beyond the arc, and had a field goal percentage of 80% (4-5). In other words, she was the primary reason the Trojans built that ten point lead mid-way through the first half.
- #42 Hana Potter helped the Cougs cut the Trojan lead down to five before the half. With 1:32 left in the half she drove towards the bucket and made a tough layup while getting fouled. She promptly missed the free throw but gathered the offensive rebound and sank another lay up. She had cut the Trojans lead down to four while only burning three seconds of game clock.
The second half started off much better for the Cougs as USC struggled to find their shot and missed two of their first three wide open shots. Cassie Harberts put an end to that streak as she hit her first three pointer of the night. This is the point in the game where the Cougs began to apply a lot of defensive pressure, and it paid off initially when Sage Romberg got a steal and passed it to Katie Grad.
Grad drew a blocking foul (I still think it was a charge) attempting a layup; she hit one of her two free throws. Ariya Cook stepped up for the Trojans and prevented the Cougs from getting the lead as she hit four points in less then a minute. But the Trojans time in the lead was numbered as the Cougs match-up zone finally began to force the Trojans to make several contested shots, and missing the bulk of them.
Throughout the second half Coach Daugherty began to rotate Dheenshaw into the game more. And when she and Romberg where on the floor, the Cougs actually managed to coral quite a few rebounds. It not only allowed them to stay in the game, it allowed them to take a 41-39 lead with 12:21 left in the second half. Dheenshaw was the one who made the jumper that gave the Cougs that two point lead. USC would only end up regaining the lead once during the remainder of the game; it was a 47-45 lead with 5:48 left in the ball game.
The Cougs largest lead of the night was six points, and it came with 2:40 left in the ball game. The score was 53-47.
Christina Marinacci had gone quiet throughout the bulk of the second half, but she made a pair of free throws to cut the Cougar lead to four with 2:08 left in the ball game. Her free throws would spark the Trojans to go on a 6-2 run. With 50 seconds left in the ball game, the Cougs were up 55-54.
After Alofaituli missed an easy jumper, Lia Galderia came down with the defensive rebound. With two seconds left, Alofaituli made the questionable decision to foul Lia Galderia, it was the Trojans seventh foul of the half. Galderia hit both of her free throws to clinch the Cougar victory.
Here are the players who I think had a major impact on the second half;
- #3 Lia Galderia's stats may not look that impressive in this game, but she came up clutch when the Cougs needed her to. Of her ten points, six of them came in the second half; and none of them were bigger than the two free throws she hit at the end of the game to seal the Cougs fourth straight victory.
- #11 Cassie Harberts had one point in the first half. She finished the night with eight. Her lone three point attempt at the beginning of the second half ended a string of missed Trojan shots. That being said,her biggest contribution was from the charity stripe, as she hit a couple of clutch free throws late in the game to prevent the Cougs from running away with this game in the second half.


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(WMC-TV) - The city responded to new claims about the care of dogs and cats at Memphis Animal Services.
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ST George's Day celebrations will take place at St Mary's Church, Ashill.
Admission on Saturday, April 26, at 7.30pm is by ticket only, priced £5 – available from Brenda Pyle on 01823-480017.
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University of Colorado at Boulder - $7300.00Proposal seeks support for development and launch of a web based electronic community guide. The team has developed prototype sites in their local area and are planning to create a system that can be readily transferred to suburban and rural communities in partnership with a small local newspaper. The community guide has partnered in their prototype systems with a local paper that provides content. They sue an advertising and sponsorship revenue model that brings in revenues from an early stage. The project won second prize in a local business plan competition and has had a prototype system operating in a several local communities for some time. In one locations the site had a very high usage rate (2200 hits/week from a community or 4400). Support is sought for computer equipment, web programming services, team stipends, business expenses and supplies.Item $ Requested $ ApprovedNetworked Laser Printer 2,500 0Web Development/Programming Services 8,500 3,300ECG Team Members Stipends 5,000 0Domain Name Renewals and Expansions 800 800Office Supplies 500 500Intern Stipends 1,500 1,500Annual Hosting Service Fees 599 600Info USA Business Listing Directory 600 600Total $19,999 7300The proposal was originally submitted as a replacement for a previous proposal ShopLoco # which was abandoned before the $ was used. They have requested more than the account balance as an additional grant. The project has come a long way. They are operating in a very crowded space, but have identified a niche (suburban / rural) that the larger players have ignored so far with their regional sites. The focus on local politics, issues and information supported by local advertisers, primarily small businesses, could be challenging, but may be worth a try. The team is highly motivated and has strong recommendations.
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As I'm sure you've already heard, Scott Boras has some high-profile clients who are still, technically speaking, unemployed. That's the bad news. The good news is that blogger Murray Chass recently got Boras on the blower, and Boras has cut through all the statistical and economical claptrap to arrive at an explanation for his clients' inability to secure gainful -- I mean, really gainful -- employment.
Boras, who doesn't let any baseball financial aspect escape him, has made a study of payrolls and has found, he said, that most teams have lower payrolls five weeks before spring training than their highest opening-day payrolls since the 2000 season.
"Only about five teams have higher payrolls," the agent said. "Everybody else is below even though revenue is up by 200 percent and the value of franchises is up 300, 400 percent. What we're seeing is not many teams are spending on payrolls despite the fact that their profits are extraordinary. You'd expect teams to have their highest payrolls but they don't."
No, you wouldn't expect that at all. You would expect some teams to have their highest payrolls, and some teams to not have their highest payrolls. In 2009, the Astros spent $102 million on player salaries; does any reasonable observer, Non-Agent Division, really believe the Astros should be spending more than $102 million in 2013? You can always find the number you're looking for, if you try hard enough.
What you would expect, with a significant increase in revenue, is a significant general increase in salaries. And guess what: The players have done pretty well since 2000. That season, teams spent roughly $1.7 billion on their major-league payrolls. In 2012, teams spent roughly $2.9 billion. You know, give or take a few million here or there. Essentially, salaries went up around 76 percent from 2000 to 2012.
Two obvious caveats. One, that 76 percent isn't adjusted for inflation. Inflation's been generally low in the U.S. since 2000, but the rate is still around 33 percent over those years. Players' salaries, as they have since at least the 1970s, have far outstripped the inflation rate. But their buying power hasn't gone up 76 percent. The other caveat is obvious: The players' salaries have almost certainly not kept up with MLB's revenues. So where's all that money going? Straight into the pockets and the swimming pools and the yachts of the owners?
Maybe. But here's Boras's theory:
Now what was Boras' point in citing the depressed payrolls? Was he subtly saying that clubs have not made substantial offers for Bourn, Lohse and Soriano, and their refusal to spend money was the reason?
I don't know, but his comments are valid. With Major League Baseball annual revenue soaring to $8.5 billion and lower-revenue clubs getting millions of dollars in revenue sharing, every team should be in good enough economic condition to build their teams.
"What are they doing with all of the profits?" Boras asked. "They're paying off the debt they acquired to buy the team. The fans need to be aware of it."
Classic Boras!
The fans need to be aware of it? I'm trying to think of some reason why the fans being aware of franchise debts would lead to higher payrolls. I mean, it would be great for Boras and his clients if every owner with big debts was forced to sell to a billionaire with unlimited funds, but there are only so many Frank & Jamie McCourts to go around.
In the absence of more McCourts, though, I have a hard time faulting owners for, you know, paying back money that they borrowed to purchase baseball teams for huge amounts of money and spend almost $3 billion on their payrolls last season.


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VANCOUVER, Wash. -- Clark College has presented a Community Service Award to First Aid Only for their efforts in supporting adult literacy in the workplace.
Lynn Miller, human resource coordinator at First Aid Only, accepted the award from Clark College Basic Skills Director Mark McLean. The college and First Aid Only have teamed to offer an English as a Second Language (ESL) class at their workplace so employees can have easy access after their shift if they want to improve their ability to speak, listen, read and write English. Located in Vancouver, First Aid Only specializes in first aid kits and supplies. The award was presented as part of the college's 2007 Adult Literacy Week celebration.
In 1993, First Aid Only, Inc. won the "Clark County Employer of the Year Award" for its commitment to diversity and providing all individuals with opportunities to succeed. Lynn Miller said, "Even then, one of our main challenges was the difficulty in communicating with our non-English speaking employees. We asked that they all take ESL classes at Clark College. Unfortunately, the classes were either full or were offered only during our normal hours of operation."
Ten years later, Miller noted, "the issue is more difficult than ever….All departments of our company are now experiencing a complete process improvement phase which includes the rebuilding of our production facility. Our team needs to think and operate differently. This will be more successful if we can communicate more easily and effectively." Miller added, "We know that the only way to provide this opportunity to our team was to bring the English opportunities to them.
Working with Clark College, the company has provided a classroom setting for ESL assessments, testing and classes to all employees. First Aid Only pays the $25 student tuition for its employees, has purchased dictionaries and supplies for its workers, and has offered financial incentives for perfect attendance. Class is held immediately after work so employees can arrive home before dinner.
According to Miller, First Aid Only is excited about their continuing partnership with Clark College. "We consider this an investment in the future," said Miller. "Our employees have made great progress and look forward to achieving their next level of language success."


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"Some people make a scene when they get fired.
After being terminated on the eve of this NBA Draft, former Portland Trail Blazers general manager Kevin Pritchard made one of the best decisions of his career on the way out the door.
The Blazers ranked 13th in the NBA with a 35.4% mark from the 3-point line this year. But by sending Martell Webster to Timberwolves for No. 16 overall pick Luke Babbitt, the former Blazer GM may have turned Portland into one of the better shooting teams in the league. Pritchard's robbery made him the Willie Sutton of the 2010 NBA Draft.
Hey, if he can't be an NBA executive, maybe he can be a full-time thief.
Here's a list at some of the draft day steals:
Luke Babbitt, Forward, Portland Trail Blazers – Nobody appreciates half-court basketball more than Blazers coach Nate McMillan. Portland averaged 90.2 possessions per game last season, which ranked last in the NBA. The Blazers like to slow the pace, set up an offensive rotation and work the ball for the most efficient shot.
But halfcourt offenses need someone who can space the floor, and with Rudy Fernandez likely to follow Travis Outlaw, Steve Blake and Martell Webster out the door, Babbitt is the perfect player to pull defenders away from LaMarcus Aldridge and Brandon Roy.
Babbitt sank 41.6% of his 3-pointers with Nevada this year and an even 50% of his field goals. He's also a 90% free throw shooter who got to the line nearly seven times per game. Sure, the Blazers ranked third in free throw shooting this season, but every team can always get better.
But what will really impress Portland fans is Babbitt's passing skills and surprising athleticism. He isn't just a shooter. Babbitt is a solid basketball player who happens to be an exceptional shooter."
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Item: Avalanche Education Based on the Information-Sharing Concept at Japan Avalanche Network
Title: Avalanche Education Based on the Information-Sharing Concept at Japan Avalanche Network
Proceedings: Proceedings Whistler 2008 International Snow Science Workshop September 21-27, 2008
- Degawa Azusa [ Japan Avalanche Network ]
- Hirota Yusuke [ Japan Avalanche Network ]
Date: 2008-09-22
Abstract: Japan Avalanche Network (JAN) is a non-profit organization founded in 2000 for the purpose of avalanche education and information sharing. In Japan, unlike in Europe and North America, there is no public avalanche information and no avalanche forecaster. And the standards of the mountain guiding and ski patrols, who are supposed to have specialized skills and knowledge, lag behind those in North America due to the problems with the education system. In these situations, JAN has been seeking the way how to educate mountain guides and recreational users engaged in backcountry activities, to share mountain snowpack information and to develop a system helpful for those guides and users. We report JAN's eight-year efforts.
Language of Article: English
Presenters: Azusa Degawa
Keywords: avalanche education, avalanche bulletin, backcountry users
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With the return of Von and the possibility of adding Tavvares King to the active roster the Broncos are in a position this week to make one, and possibly two roster moves. I will give my thoughts on who will or should be moved and why. Let me know what you all think. I will follow the premise that the roster remain balanced with 25 on offense and 25 on defense. So one move on the defensive side of the ball to accommodate Von, and one potential move on the offensive side to accommodate the potential King move.
If we were to look at this matter simplistically, we could say "Adrian Robinson, your time is up. Thank you for your service." We could cut Robinson, or Lennon for that matter. But those moves would leave the Broncos thin at an important special teams position. In my view of the Bronco defensive roster, the linebacking corps has the least amount of depth of the three position groups. Combine that with the reality that Von often plays DE in specialty packages (which we run a lot) and it seems a move in this position grouping in unlikely.
While I think the depth in the defensive line group is better, there is little room for movement here. The Broncos use all of the 8 lineman in rotation, with Sly being the only occasional odd man out. I don't see any way a move with this group is even considered. Therefore, looking to the back end of the defense provides the most probable solution to this roster spot issue.
I see three possible candidates and two possible scenarios here. First, an outright release of Jammer or Boldin is a possibility if we are looking strictly on performance and contribution thus far. Jammer has done little or nothing in his short time on the active game day roster. But he does add a wealth of veteran savvy and experience not only on the field, but in the locker room, in practice and in the meeting rooms. Boldin on the other hand has added solid contribution in the special teams context as well as some uneven defensive effort. I don't see either of these players having any real trade value, and I do not believe Boldin is PS eligible, so either of these moves would be a see you later affair.
Another possibility I see in this grouping is offering Tony Carter for trade. Is he worth a 6th or 7th round pick in 2014 or 2015 to a team like, say the Jags? If memory serves correctly we have traded with another team within a week or two of playing them (I could be wrong though, I just had a brain flash). Carter has shown that he is a legitimate NFL cover man, and I think he operates quite well under certain circumstances.
Defensive Move Conclusion:
Broncos will shop Carter, but won't find anything worthwhile. So they will let Jammer go and keep him on speed dial in case of injury.
This group is a bit more difficult to find a spot in my opinion. In my view there are two groups that are no fly zones: 1) WR and 2) OL. The only possible roster move from the WR spot would be to release Caldwell. No way that a Manning led team drops a veteran WR in favor of an untested rookie, just can't see that happening. And on the OL, after the Franklin injury I can't see the FO risking depth when we are down a key player and a possible replacement is playing on one leg. I see the Broncos standing pat in both of those areas.
I think while there is a possibility of a move at the RB position, that is also unlikely. Anderson could be cut and run through to the PS. But seeing as how he showed enough to make the 53 in the first place, and with the January RB issues still fresh enough to taste, I can't see that move being made. So we have to look at QB and TE as the action areas.
The QB issue seems simple to me, has Dysert shown enough that he should stay around? I have no idea about the answer there, and quite honestly I was really surprised he made the 53 in the first place. There are so many NFL ready QBs in college now I see guys like Dysert as a dime a dozen. Another consideration for Dysert is he, like Anderson, can be waived and resigned to the PS if he is not claimed.
TE is the last group, and another that I see the Broncos likely leaving untouched. There may be some trade value for a guy like Tamme, but his value to the Broncos at this point in the season is higher than for any other team. But maybe Jimmy Graham is hurt badly and they make an offer the Broncos can't refuse. Could happen, but not likely.
Offensive Move Conclusion:
Broncos release Dysert and sign him to the practice squad.
That is my story and I am sticking to it, tell me what you think.


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Legendary film editor Thelma Schoonmaker is to receive the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement at this year's Venice Film Festival along with film director Frederick Wiseman. Schoonmaker could be described as the woman behind Martin Scorsese's work.
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Go to any Italian town or village and you'll see benches in piazzas and on streets occupied by retired Italian gentlemen. To the foreign tourist maybe they look idle or lazy, but these guys have life worked out, there's much we can learn from them.
One of the biggest idiosyncrasies of Italy is that in August the whole country shuts down for the summer holidays. The cities empty out, with everyone who can escaping to the beach to enjoy some well deserved r'n'r. This means that gyms tend to have restricted hours and often courses are suspended. And that's exactly...
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An international fashion retailer has announced details surrounding another expansion of its reach into the Charlotte-area.
H&M says it is building its newest store at the Northlake Mall in north Charlotte.
Opening by late fall, in time for the holidays, the Northlake store will be approximately 25,600 square feet in the former Borders Books location at the front of the center.
Northlake also has broken ground on a parking lot expansion to accommodate increased growth and traffic.
The new lot will be adjacent to Entry 1 and is expected to open in late October.
"Charlotte has wanted an H&M for a long time, and we're truly excited to be welcoming them to our retail lineup," says Phil Morosco, Northlake Mall general manager.
For more information about Northlake Mall, visit www.shopnorthlake.com.
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€˜Woo hoo – It€™s a British Heatwave Weekend!€™ summertime family recipe from @ScottDunnTravel and children€™s food expert @fiona_faulkner €" creator of our new Scott Dunn Explorers children€™s club menu.
This, along with other healthy recipes, is currently going down a storm in Scott Dunn's family-friendly resorts in the Med. As the weather all over the UK is Med-worthy too, it seemed a great recipe to share.
You can find the recipe online here, or just follow it, below:
Avocado & Lime €˜Arriba€™ Ice Cream
Serves approx 10-12
RECIPE PREP TIME: Approx 10 minutes
RECIPE COOK TIME: No cook recipe €" freezes in 3 hours
No ice-cream maker required! This is a little nod to those flavours of Mexico €" avocado and lime. Create an adult€™s batch by adding shards of fresh mint at the very end €" and top with chopped pistachios just before serving €" summer in a cone!
4 (ripe) avocados
Juice of 2 limes
200g caster sugar
300 ml double cream
½ tsp vanilla extract (optional)
1. Place the avocado and lime juice in a blender and whizz up until it€™s a smooth puree.
2. Put the avocado-lime mix in a food processor with a whisk attachment (or use a handheld whisk) and add the double cream, caster sugar, and vanilla extract. Whisk on a medium-high setting for about 3 minutes.
3. Place in a freezable container for 3-4 hrs. (Any longer and it€™s a bit hard to scoop out. This isn€™t in itself a detriment to the recipe €" just remember to let it thaw slightly before serving for a creamier €˜soft scoop€™ effect).
Taken from the new Scott Dunn Explorers Children€™s Menu created by Fiona Faulkner, author of 25 Foods Kids Hate and How To Get Them Eating 24.
For more information on Scott Dunn Explorers children€™s clubs visit www.scottdunn.com/explorers
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From Michael Jackson's bizarre guest appearance that kickstarted the golden era to the death of Maude Flanders and all the Conan O'Brien throwaway gags, Phil Hartman guest voices, extensive movie references and encore worthy musical numbers in between, We Put the Spring in Springfield serves as the perfect companion guide to the Simpsons' golden years and delves into the particular elements that made seasons 3-8 so magical.
It was a busier than usual Christmas Eve night. Santa Claus had many extra deliveries to make due to an unexpected explosion in the world's population this past year, giving him several extra pounds of toys to deliver to all of those screaming new babies. But this Christmas Eve night, things were about to become ugly for Santa Claus thanks to an unexpected stop he was about to make.
Baltimore Blaze tight end Brody Janik is a natural-born football star-his record-breaking athletic performance and his cover-boy good looks have turned him into a household name. But Brody is hiding a health condition that may cut his career short.PhD candidate Shannon "Shay" Everett works multiple jobs to put herself through school-including an unpaid internship with the Blaze training department. Strapped for cash, Shay answers the call of an NFL gossip blogger to uncover personal details about the Blaze players.
Nobody had any idea what it meant to truly be a phone actress. This is what the woman who worked the job preferred to be called. I have met a lot of woman in my life who have done it, but none like Linda. An actress is what Linda was the moment she logged in. She would pretend for each and every guy that he was her main interest. How a normal call would go, would be the man would be drunk, or high, heavy breathing, and begging to just hear her.
There have been so many books written about the Titanic that there are very few that will tell you anything new, but every now and then you find an absolute gem. Charles Hagan's audiobook adds to the Titanic story with his 12 Titanic Lessons for Christians! There are danger lessons, time lessons, and motivational lessons all culled from the disaster that was Titanic!
Things were starting to get out of control. I didn't know what was happening. Everywhere I went, guys were falling in love with me. Guys I had never met before, never knew existed were asking me out, bringing me flowers, following me, writing me love poems, etc.
Creating order within our thought process is critical to us understanding what truth is and what is false. Very often we confuse subjective thinking with objective thinking and as a result, we confuse ourselves with the truth. There is great wisdom in learning when to be objective and when to be subjective. Learn about the various scenarios on subjective and objective thinking. Discover what happens when you don't have a clear vision and the actual benefits of having a clear vision.
This is the third installment of the Modern Arrangements Trilogy. Lillian Snowe has been seduced, wedded, and bedded by the reformed playboy turned husband. Aidan Iverson III finally has his wife and unborn children home, where he can participate in their lives and protect them. But when hurdle after hurdle is thrown in the way of their happily ever after, will they be able to survive betrayals, lies, and the realization that they may really be meant for each other after all?


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Three people were injured Friday morning after a wreck involving a passenger car and a Pell City school bus. The wreck happened on Alabama 144 at Center Star Road about 9:45 am.
The bus was carrying students from Walter Kennedy Elementary School.
According to a release from the Alabama State Troopers, the driver of the bus and the driver of the passenger car were transported to UAB Hospital. The injured student was transported to Children's of Alabama with non-life threatening injuries. There were seven other students on the bus, none suffered injuries and were transported from the scene by school van.
It is unclear if road conditions were a factor residents in the area say the road was covered with ice.
At this time, the accident is still under investigation.
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Directorless, Rehearsal-less WHITE RABBIT, RED RABBIT Opens at The Court Tonight
It has been described as an actor's dream... or an actor's nightmare. White Rabbit, Red Rabbit has no director, no set and a different actor for each performance. The actors don't get to see the script until they arrive on stage to perform this utterly wild, original play.
Imagine being 29 and forbidden to leave your country. Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour turns his isolation to his own advantage with a play that dissects the experience of a whole generation. White Rabbit, Red Rabbit now travels the world in a way that he himself cannot.
White Rabbit, Red Rabbit has been performed around the world and translated into over 15 languages since it was written in 2011, and for the first time it comes to Christchurch. Book tickets at www.courttheatre.org.nz.
Performances run from 22 March to 5 April, 2014. Showtimes are Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 8.00pm, & Mondays and Thursdays at 7.00pm. All tickets are $20 at www.courttheatre.org.nz or 963 0870.


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CHATTANOOGA, TN (WRCB) -- Do you have dinner out plans for the weekend? We have the Hamilton County Health Department's most recent report card. About 20 restaurants were visited this week. Jack Falcon with the Department tells me that inspectors are finishing up visits to outdoor pools and now will start checking out school cafeterias. No failing grades this week, but remember a failing grade is anything below a 70.But the low score this week can be found at the China Moon at 5600 Brainerd Road at Eastgate Town Center. Not good news when inspectors find roaches, dirty floors and ceiling, dented cans. Beef, chicken and oysters were being stored improperly. They scored a 75.This week's high score with a 95, congratulations to the Taco Bell on Highway 58.If you have a complaint about a restaurant, hotel or motel, daycare center swimming pool, call the Hamilton County Health Department complaint line at (423)209-8110.
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Officials in Canada hope the gadget will chase Canadian Geese and their droppings away from the parks.
If you watch, you can see it busting through a goose party.
Crews plan to test out the Goosinator all week.
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For nearly two months, Southern California sheriff's deputies and a legion of volunteers scoured the vast, rough terrain peppered with abandoned mine pits and deep bodies of water where the 19-year-old pregnant wife of a U.S. Marine disappeared.
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"Dozens" of civilians were killed in a shelling attack Monday on a convoy of refugees trying to flee war-torn eastern Ukraine, a top Ukrainian official said. Both the government and the rebels traded blame for the attack.
Spacewalking astronauts launched a tiny Peruvian research satellite Monday, setting it loose on a mission to observe Earth.
The U.S. has expanded its air campaign in Iraq with attacks aimed at helping Iraqi forces regain control of the strategic Mosul dam.
The government wants to recoup benefits paid to the daughters of a man who was declared legally dead and then turned up alive years later.
Republican Texas Gov. Rick Perry vowed Saturday to fight a criminal indictment in a defiant response that showed an old slice of swagger that he's kept holstered lately while seeking to remake his image for a potential 2016 presidential run.
A Missouri teenager fatally shot by police suffered a bullet wound to his right arm that may have occurred when he put his hands up or while his back was turned to the shooter, "but we don't know," a pathologist hired by the teen's family said Monday.
Maryland police say a 3-year-old girl died from wounds received during a shootout between authorities and the man driving a car she was in.
Kurdish forces took over parts of Iraq's largest dam on Sunday less than two weeks after it was captured by the Islamic State extremist group, Kurdish security officials said, as U.S. and Iraqi planes aided their advance by bombing militant targets near the facility.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder on Sunday ordered a federal medical examiner to perform another autopsy on a black Missouri teenager whose fatal shooting by a white police officer has spurred a week of rancorous and sometimes violent protests in suburban St. Louis.
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told the visiting head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog on Sunday that Tehran will not discuss its long-range missile program as part of talks aimed at resolving a decade-long nuclear dispute, official media reported.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency Saturday and imposed a curfew in the St. Louis suburb where a black teenager was shot to death by a white police officer a week ago.
A woman who unknowingly drank iced tea laced with an industrial cleaning solution at a Utah restaurant has whispered and gotten out of bed, her lawyer said Saturday.
After a decade of sending military equipment to civilian police departments across the country, federal officials are reconsidering the idea in light of the violence in Ferguson, Missouri.
The main Western-backed Syrian opposition coalition called on Saturday for U.S. airstrikes against the Islamic State extremist group as the jihadists captured three northern villages, putting them within striking distance of a mainstream rebel stronghold.


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He hasn't signed yet, but the hold-out is over, and a deal is done.
I am probably the only Niners Nation member currently awake, and in front of a computer, so I figured I'd get a Fan Post up. If Fooch wants to move it to the front page when San Francisco wakes up, that's cool (and could delete the italics). If you want to delete this and get an official post up, that's cool too. But for now, I figured it would be somewhere to discuss it (possibly with myself ...)
Matt Maiocco is reporting that Crabtree has agreed a six-year deal, which will void to five if he has a couple of good years. Barrows reporting similar.
The 49ers have a new weapon in their offense, and the lengthy, tedious and at times bizarre hold-out is at an end. Over to Coach Singletary to decide how this young man fits in, and where he goes from here ...


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Police have arrested a man for several sexual offenses against a minor that took place over a 19-month span.
Paul Clifton Canally, 29, was arrested Wednesday at his home by Clayton Police detectives.
The arrest comes after a single victim reported several allegations against Canally that allegedly began in April 2010 and lasted until December 2011.
Canally is facing five felony counts of statutory rape, five felony counts of indecent liberties with a child, eight misdemeanor counts of sexual battery, and 13 felony counts of third degree sexual exploitation of a minor.
The exploitation charges stem from a search of Canally's home, where authorities seized child pornography.
Authorities say the victim is not related to the subject and is between 13 and 16 years of age.
Canally was placed in the Johnston County Jail under a $1.02 million secured bond. The investigation is ongoing, according to police.
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98. The Delegation of the Netherlands introduced the document Discussion paper on HACCP in Small and Less Developed Businesess, which had been developed following a meeting of the drafting group in April 1998, and pointed out that the revised title did not any longer refer to developing countries but to small and less developed businesses because difficulties existed both in developed and developing countries in the application of the HACCP system.
99. Several delegations stressed the difficulties related to a definition of small businesses, as this term might be understood to include retailers or restaurants, whereas the focus of the paper should rather be on small and medium industry; it was proposed to refer to processing units and to put more emphasis on the level of technological development and food safety education. The Delegation of Argentina proposed to delete the reference to small businesses in view of these difficulties and the Committee agreed that this issue should be addressed in the redrafting of the document.
100. The Committee generally recognized that there might be some flexibility in the application of the seven principles of HACCP but that the principles themselves should be retained. It was proposed to develop generic plans to facilitate HACCP application but these should be used only as examples.
101. The Committee discussed whether or not the scope should cover both export industry and production for the domestic market. In this context and with a view to suggesting a practical orientation for the document, the Delegation of Mexico highlighted the importance of HACCP application in exporting industries, which although being small, would serve as a model and motivate other businesses of all sizes for its application within the country, thereby facilitating a generalized application of HACCP. Some delegations noted that manufacturers involved in international trade had to apply the HACCP System in order to export their products, irrespective of their size. The Delegation of Argentina pointed out that there should be no distinction on the basis on the destination of the product (export or domestic market) as the essential objective was to ensure consumer protection. In this sense, the concept of equivalence should be taken into account, as currently under discussion in the CCFICS in order to ensure food safety. This view was supported by several delegations, the Observer from Consumers International and the Representative of WHO. The Representative pointed out that according to the WTO/SPS Agreement countries that require application of the HACCP system for imported food should apply similar requirements to their local food productions.
102. Some delegations pointed out that exchange of information between governments on the implementation of HACCP programmes and training would be useful to official authorities, as they would benefit from the experience of other countries in this relatively new discipline.
103. The Representative of FAO informed the Committee about the experience of FAO in technical assistance to small and medium industry in developing countries and drew the attention of the Committee to the Training Manual on Food Hygiene and the HACCP System. Although the usefulness of the HACCP system was recognized, the application of Good Hygienic/Manufacturing Practices seemed to be the priority for this type of industries. The difficulties in the identification of the hazards and the Critical Control Points appeared to be the major problems in the implementation of HACCP. The measures which could be taken to solve these difficulties included direct technical assistance from governments and research institutes.
104. The Representative of PAHO stressed the limitations of small and medium businesses and the need to apply GMP before the introduction of the HACCP system could be envisaged. The Representative underlined the necessity to stimulate the involvement of industry at the management level in the application of HACCP, and that the Committee should define clearly how HACCP could be applied with flexibility in those cases.
105. The Representative of WHO supported work on this Agenda Item and offered its collaboration in the further development of the document. The Representative referred to the long standing experience of WHO in the application of HACCP and stressed the importance of the document in order to address food safety problems associated with small businesses as they are the source of a significant proportion of foodborne diseases. The Representative recommended that the outcome of the work on this question could be in the form of guidance to governments in the implementation of HACCP in small businesses.
106. The Committee had an extensive exchange of views on the purpose of the document; there was general support for the application of HACCP and the need to address the difficulties of food businesses which were unable to apply the present HACCP system, irrespective of their size and of their involvement in international trade. The Delegation of Germany, supported by other delegations, pointed out that in situations where the GPFH and HACCP could not be applied, alternative systems to ensure food safety were likely to be more complex and onerous for the industry, as was the case in certain current codes of practice.
107. The Delegation of France expressed the view that the current Annex on HACCP in the General Principles of Food Hygiene already provided valuable guidance and that it was the responsibility of governments to implement HACCP and Good Hygienic Practice at the national level in view of specific conditions in their industry; it did not therefore appear necessary to develop other texts as international recommendations in the framework of Codex. Several delegations supported further development of this document in order to provide useful guidance on the application of HACCP, while some delegations questioned the purpose of this exercise as related to the elaboration of Codex Guidelines on this specific subject. The Delegation of the United Kingdom expressed the view that guidelines for the application of HACCP were needed for all businesses unable to apply the present application Guidelines.
108. The Committee agreed that the discussion paper would be revised by the Delegation of the Netherlands, assisted by the countries involved in the initial draft (see ALINORM 99/13, para. 92), taking into account the above discussion, for circulation and further consideration at the next session.


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Google Spreadsheets pushing Web 2.0 limitsJune 6th, 2006
Google is pushing browser capabilities to the limit again by launching Google Spreadsheets – a Web 2.0 implementation.  The sharing capabilities are really neat and allows you to share spreadsheets, similar to sharing Google Calendars. You can upload Excel spreadsheets as well. Google is not the first and at this time not the best on-line spreadsheet service: It is still in alpha (Google Labs) and by invitation only, but it's really good to get a player like Google in the game because it will certainly help put pressure on Microsoft to reconsider it's MS Office licensing strategy.
Some other on-line spreadsheet service providers:
- Zoho Sheet has a more advanced on-line spreadhseet with a very good interface.
- gOFFICE
- ajaxXLS is a on-line spreadhseet viewer (vierwer only)
- EditGrid
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"Until this school stands up, there's no child that's safe here except bullies," said Reene Miller, Grandmother of a victim of bullying.
Reene Miller called into middle school principal Mike Morran's office with her grandson after Morran learned that the 11-year-old threatened to end his life because of bullying.
"Mr. Morran looked at Dawson and told him he was a chicken**** because that's what you are when you say you're going to kill yourself," said Miller.
Mandy Robertson moved her son to a different middle school after she says she was constantly taunted and physically assaulted at school.
"There was a teacher right there. Nothing was said. He wasn't helped in the office. He walked from the school building all the way up to the elementary school where I was waiting to pick up the other boys and from there, an hour later, we went to the emergency room," said Robertson. When your child expresses to you that he's ready to end his life, it's time to move. It's time to find a different school community," said Robertson.
For the parents of the boy who was allegedly sexually assaulted, they are not backing down. They want to put a stop to what they call a vicious cycle of bullying at Sibley-Ocheyedan once and for all.
"Unfortunately for this school this time around, this family isn't going to be quiet about it," said Tom Taylor, son victimized by bully.
Saturday the Board of Directors punished the two boys involved in the alleged case.
"Student "A" and "B" are expelled until December 20 of 2013. They will have an in-school suspension for the 3rd quarter," said Steve Avery, Sibley-Ocheyedan School District's attorney.
"That young man inside those doors that's taking a stand, he's a hero to so many kids. You guys have no idea. you have no idea," said Robertson.
This young hero told his parents that he wants to help other victims of bullying to find their voice and to help them take a stand.
"Words can't put into place. We love him to death,"said Taylor.
In addition to being expelled, the two boys will not be able to participate in sports or extracurricular activities until November 1, 2014. The boys will have to give a bullying presentation to the entire middles school, show proof participation in counseling, perform community service and there shall be no social media retaliation.
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When you dine out, you might think about the ingredients that go into your food, but you probably don't think about all the numbers that make your meal happen. Restaurants are filled with interesting figures that might not be apparent when you bite into an enticing entrée or take a sip of a signature cocktail, but they're all around you.
This week we traipse over to Georgetown's historic 1789, which takes its name from the year the restaurant's property was purchased by GU's founding father Archbishop John Carroll (a little piece of paper known as the Constitution was signed that same year). We get the lowdown on how many staffers it takes for a single diner to enjoy a meal and the number of times one serious regular has dined there in the past decade.
Seats in restaurant: 201
Bar stools: Four
Years 1789 has been in business: 50
People who have dined in there in last 10 years: 542,359
Most number of times one regular has dined there over ten years: 233
Rooms in the restaurant where you can dine or drink: Six
Framed prints of the Civil War on the wall of the Manassas Room: 65
Minimum number of employees it takes to execute a diner's meal: 27
Years the longest running employee has worked at the restaurant: 32
Pounds of sugar used every month: 400
Ducks used every week: 40
Bottles in the wine cellar: Over 5,000
1789 chocolate coin desserts sold every month: 312
Number of celebrity guests: Too many to count over five decades, but favorites include Barack Obama, President & Mrs. Clinton, Julia Child, Elizabeth Taylor, Nicole Kidman, and Paul McCartney
Supreme Court justices who have dined there recently: Six


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I'm sitting alone in a hotel room in Los Angeles. I got here this morning, and I took a cab to Fairfax. The hotel is called the Farmer's Daughter, and I picked it because it was across the street from the Farmer's Market and the website had an animation that made it look like there were fireflies blinking through the lobby. The headboard is made of green lattice, and the duvet cover is denim. There's butter-yellow rooster-patterned wallpaper behind the bed, and a little red stool and gingham drapes. It's somehow an approximation of a boutique hotel, a hostel, and a divey motel (bathtub).
After I checked in I walked over to the Farmer's Market and ate endive salad at a white countertop. The girl behind it was wearing a sweatshirt patterned with lobsters and fine china; she talked to me about how much she loves Montreal and tried to guess at the meaning of Maisonneuve. "All I can get is nine." I asked her what I could do in this neighbourhood without a car, and she told me to walk up Fairfax to Melrose. Continue reading


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In the family of Mets pennant winning teams, 1969 is the favorite son, 1986 is the badass-but-cool black sheep, 2000...well I'm not exactly sure where they fit in, and 1973 is the redheaded stepchild. Too close to 1969, with too many of the same players, there is simply no way even a conventional pennant winner could compare to the Miracle Mets. And the 1973 team was hardly a conventional winner -- the team was still dead last until August was almost over. With 82 wins, they had the worst record of any pennant winner, and had they won one more game in October they would have had the worst record of any world champion. Yet these flaws -- which were quite evident -- added to the team's charm. Yes, they only won 82 games, but they went 20-8 from September 1 on, passing the other teams like a race car somehow driving unscathed through a crash scene. To this day, this is the only team in franchise history to win the division in the final weekend -- and there were very few races as wild (if albeit unorthodox) as this one. (The 1999 and 2000 teams, of course, clinched the wild card in the last week, with the 1999 team requiring a one game playoff.) How wild? The day the season was supposed to end, a five way tie was still mathematically possible. Somebody had to win it, and the Mets were there when opportunity knocked. And along the way, they beat the top NL team of the decade in the LCS and nearly beat the top AL team of the decade in the World Series. It's high time to give this group of Dangerfields some serious respect.
This team started the season with eleven holdovers from the 1969 champions. (Actually, the answer to the trivia question is that were really twelve men who played for both teams -- Jim Gosger was a journeyman who was with the team briefly in 1969, left, and then returned briefly in '73. Just for laughs, there was even an Original Met besides Ed Kranepool. Bob Miller -- that's Bob L. Miller, aka Bob "Righty" Miller -- was acquired during the stretch drive and pitched one inning.) Jerry Grote was the catcher, with Duffy Dyer backing him up. Kranepool played first base as needed, but John Milner had taken over the regular job. Ken Boswell went from platoon second baseman to bench player after Felix Millan had been acquired from Atlanta in the off season. Bud Harrelson was still at shortstop. One season earlier, the Mets had traded Nolan Ryan and others to the Angels for Jim Fregosi, which was supposed to have put Wayne Garrett on the bench, but Garrett had a way of outlasting the team's annual third base import by season's end. Cleon Jones was in left, and Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman, Jim McAndrew and Tug McGraw were still on the pitching staff.
As for the rest of the team, Willie Mays had returned to New York during the '72 season, but age 42, could not be expected to play every day. Don Hahn, a good field/no hit center fielder, was there to play when Willie could not. Rusty Staub had been acquired in spring training 1972, but was injured most of that year. (Another oddity -- in Hahn and Staub, there were two Original Expos in the outfield much of the time.) Teddy Martinez joined Boswell as utility infielder. An unlikely rookie named George (The Stork) Theodore, who looked like the last man to be chosen in just about any pickup game, had a hot spring training and made the team as a fifth outfielder, quickly earning a cult status far out of proportion to his actual talent. Jon Matlack had been named 1972 Rookie of the Year and was expected to continue his success. McAndrew, George Stone (who came in the Millan trade), Ray Sadecki and Harry Parker alternated between the rotation and the bullpen. Phil Hennigan and Buzz Capra pitched out of the bullpen.
The Mets started the season winning their first four games. This would be the high water mark for the season, although it would be matched at 12-8 on April 29 (their last game in first place until September) and again at 19-15 on May 18. Then the team sagged as the injuries mounted: Grote missed two months, Harrelson and Jones a month each. Mays was out for three weeks. On July 7, Hahn and Theodore collided in the outfield going for a fly ball. While Hahn only missed one game, Theodore broke his hip and would have only one more at bat for the season. (Ironically, he was replaced by Jones in Cleon's first day back from the DL.) After Seaver, Koosman and Matlack, the pitching became spotty. McGraw was doing so badly he was actually given two starts to figure out his problems. Hennigan did no better and was released, also on July 7. Fregosi was sold to Texas four days later, giving Garrett the full time job at third. By June 29, the Mets were in last place and, except for five games, would remain there through August 30.