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Man accused of neglecting 11-year-oldJune 26,2013Man denies neglect of 11-year-old
BENNINGTON — A local man is being held on $5,000 bail after police said he neglected a developmentally-disabled, wheelchair-bound child who a doctor said was "critically ill."
Ralph Brown, 44, of Bennington, pleaded innocent in Bennington criminal court to a felony charge of first-degree aggravated domestic assault and a misdemeanor charge of cruelty to a person in the care of another.
In an affidavit, Detective Anthony Silvestro, of the Bennington Police Department, said he was told about the child on April 19. At the time, the child was a patient at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in New Hampshire.
The child was taken to the emergency room of the Southwestern Vermont Medical Center in Bennington on April 17 and then to Dartmouth-Hitchcock because he was hypoglycemic, dehydrated and in respiratory distress.
Brown, who had custody of the child from April 8 to April 17, told police he knew the child had been sick during that period. He also told Silvestro that he regretted not taking the child to see a doctor.
At Dartmouth-Hitchcock, an evaluation of the child was done and a resulting report found there was evidence of possible maltreatment and neglect because of poor hygiene, pressure ulcers and the dehydration.
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MADISON (WKOW) -- Tuesday afternoon, two Madison women were attempting to flee Boston Store in West Towne Mall when a loss prevention officer stopped them.
One of the women pushed and threw a punch at the face of the officer.
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One suspect, 37-year-old Tara Hatter, pushed him and took a swing at him. He was not hurt. The security officer says the store will ban Hatter and 38-year-old Aneaka Mobley, for life.
The women were arrested for retail theft, and Hatter was also booked into jail on a tentative charge of disorderly conduct and a probation hold.


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At the height of the nursing shortage, some nurses figured that how they dressed or what they said in interviews really didn't matter-they'd still get the job. How times have changed! Yet despite significant competition for jobs today, I still encounter avoidable gaffes in employment interviews.
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Residents of Mayfield Township near Kingsley got creative a few years ago when they learned of a proposal to inject liquid industrial waste into a disposal well located in a field near the corner of of M-37 and M-113.The township enacted an ordinance to require a special use permit for the disposal of industrial waste and amid public opposition, the owner of the well, Team Solutions of Kalkaska, backed off plans to dispose liquid waste from the shuttered Glen's Landfill at the site.
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Life Matters Media Announces New Multimedia Site
Posted on Tuesday, June 25th, 2013 at 12:00 pm by Life Matters Media
Life Matters Media's new multimedia website has launched!
Randi Belisomo and Dr. Mary F. Mulcahy
Two years after they joined forces with an idea, Life Matters Media co-foundersRandi Belisomo and Dr. Mary F. Mulcahy announce that lifemattersmedia.org is now live and providing news and up-to-date information about end of life-related issues.
Life Matters Media features expert columnists offering diverse perspectives and counsel regarding various subjects and trends associated with advance care planning, health care costs, legal issues, faith and caregiving. Bruce Japsen, a Forbes Magazine health care contributor, and Michele Weldon, an associate professor of journalism at Northwestern University's Medill School, are two such contributing writers.
Life Matters Media aims to empower patients about their end of life choices, Belisomo told friends, family and supporters at the Life Matters Media launch party Sunday. "Last year we started with the Newswire and now we have the new, complete multimedia website," Belisomo said.
Visit lifemattersmedia.org for more complete coverage of end of life-related issues, expert columns, medical analysis and first-person multimedia narratives from those navigating life's final phase. The Life Matters Media Newswire will continue to operate and provide coverage for Life Matters Media.
Death With Dignity: Vermont House To Vote Amended Bill
Posted on Monday, April 29th, 2013 at 4:39 pm by Life Matters Media
The Vermont House will soon vote on a more stringent version of the Senate legislation known as "Death with Dignity." The House legislation would grant physicians the ability to prescribe life-ending drugs to some terminally ill patients; however, the bill has more caveats, such as mandatory hospice enrollment.
Several weeks ago, the Senate whittled down its 22-page bill to just two pages, simply granting doctors immunity from prosecution for supplying life-ending drugs to any terminally ill patient with less than six months to live.
But with a 7 to 4 vote, the House Human Services committee backed a new bill restoring much of the process the Senate version eliminated, such as the requirements for both oral and written requests, and a 48-hour waiting period before filling a prescription. Furthermore, it requires every prospective patient to have an advanced directive and be enrolled in hospice, VPR's Bob Kinzel reports.
"We have all of the safeguards that they have in Oregon. We have a 15-year track record in Oregon with this law," said Rochester Rep. Sandy Haas, a Democrat who helped overhaul the Senate's bill.
Oregon mandates patients verbally request life-ending drugs to their physicians, followed by a 15-day waiting period and then another verbal request. Patients also must submit written requests. Then, they wait 48-hours before picking up the barbiturates.
"That bill was about doctors. The bill we passed this morning is about patients," Haas said. "The Senate bill purports to be immunity for doctors for malpractice, basically for misprescribing, for confusing patients about what happens."
Republican Rep. Anne Donahue from Northfield, said she worries the new version will make it easier for families to coerce loved ones into committing suicide. "A person can then wait a month or two or three or more before actually taking (the drugs)," Donahue said. "And at that point there's absolutely no protection about coercion, family pressures, financial pressures and even whether a person still has the capacity to make that decision."
Donahue said she favors how the Senate version limited the ability of the state to intervene once an individual committed to end his or her life. "I think that the direction that the Senate went made a huge amount of sense and didn't have the intrusion on rights and the intrusion of the state actually sanctioning suicide," Donahue said.
A possible vote is set for Tuesday. If passed, the bill would be kicked back to the Senate for a vote. This is the farthest this Oregon-style legislation has advanced in Vermont. Last year, a bill came before the full Senate, but it failed.
Being A Friend To Someone Sick: Advice From Author Letty Cottin Pogrebin
Posted on Wednesday, April 24th, 2013 at 10:01 am by Life Matters Media
Empathy + action = kindness
Feminist writer Letty Cottin Pogrebin discussed her new book, How To Be A Friend To A Friend Who's Sick, at Chicago's Tribune Tower Monday, as part of the Printer's Row literary series.
Pogrebin, a breast cancer survivor, spent most of her presentation telling the emotionally-charged room of fans, caregivers and journalists what not to say or do when friends first learn of a serious or terminal diagnosis.
"The thing that bothered me the most was the gossip," Pogrebin said, recounting her own diagnosis at age 70.
Upon learning of her cancer, Pogrebin told only her family and 12 "uber-pals." Humans have concentric circles of intimacy, Pogrebin said, and she told only those she completely trusted.
However, word of her diagnosis eventually reached Pogrebin's outer circle of friends and acquaintances. Someone let the secret slip.
Pogrebin soon became inundated with concerned calls from acquaintances and colleagues. With each conversation, Pogrebin felt forced to once again explain her diagnosis, and in turn, she relived painful emotions. "My advice: Tell everyone so you can tell them all at once." If she could rewind and do it a different way, Pogrebin would have sent a mass email to both explain her diagnosis and ask not to be disturbed.
Furthermore, Pogrebin insisted these phrases should never be uttered to a sick friend:
"Oh my God!"
"How are you?"
"You look great!"
"It's God's plan."
These phrases, she said, can sound both fake and cliche. "Do you really want to know how I am? Did I not look good before?" Pogrebin laughed.
Instead, she advised that it may be more prudent to say something such like, "I'm so sad for you" or "I will be here for you, the moment you need it, and I mean it."
Sometimes, Pogrebin said, family and friends visit just to make themselves feel better. "But what about the patient?" The sick person has to entertain the guests, get dressed, explain their most traumatic moments, and wonder if the person really even cares to know the full story. She suggested friends call before a visit, or plan a future date for dinner- once the patient starts feeling better.
Keeping The Dead Among Us
Posted on Tuesday, April 23rd, 2013 at 9:08 am by Life Matters Media
One Indonesian culture could offer new perspective on the end of life in America
When members of the Toraja ethnic group of eastern Indonesia tell you the dead live among them, they don't mean that figuratively.
Corpses of loved ones often remain in households for up to two years until a traditional funeral can be held, and in the interim, family members symbolically feed and bathe the body of the deceased.
Kelli Swazey, a cultural anthropologist at Indonesia's Gadjah Mada University and wife of an ethnic Torajan, told an audience gathered at the TEDMED 2013 conference in Washington, D.C. that a careful examination of her husband's native culture has reshaped her views on death and could be helpful in allaying common American fears surrounding the end of life.
"Death is the most visible and remarkable aspect of the Torajan landscape," Swazey says, describing the typical sight of one or more corpses in a Torajan home.
Funerals in this culture are elaborate, often stretching days or weeks. Because they are so expensive to carry out, the average family may need months or years to save the funds needed for such a ritual. In the time prior to funerals, bodies are placed in special rooms of a family's household, symbolic of that family's identity.
Swazey says this period of Torajan transition serves as a gentle way to come to terms with loss and to properly grieve.
"They socially recognize and culturally express what many of us feel to be true," Swazey argues. "Our relationships with certain humans and their impact on our social reality does not cease with death."
As Americans see death as an unquestionable reality, Torajans view it as a part of a larger social genesis. Dying is a process for the entire Torajan community, Swazey says, not solely a biological definition. Examining death this way removes some discomfort towards the physical realities of dying.
Because the bodies of the dead are revered and attended to for such lengthy periods, death is not only honored, but normalized in the Torajan culture, she says. Prolonging life in the face of debilitating illness is unheard of in this culture. Torajans view human life as having a pre-set length of thread that should be allowed to unspool to its natural end.
When illness strikes in our own western culture, Swayze says "we decide whether to stretch that thread of life based on emotional ties between us."
As global citizens, she says we can't afford to devalue knowledge because it emerges from a place so foreign and one that most Americans don't understand. A cultural shift in perspective could be what is needed to transform end of life care and the frequent use of heroic, costly and often futile treatments for the dying.
"If we entertain and value other knowledge about life, including views on death, it can change the way we die, but more importantly, it could transform the way we live."
Life Matters Media Participates In "Great Challenges": Caregiver Crises
Posted on Monday, April 22nd, 2013 at 3:17 pm by Life Matters Media
Life Matters Media is proud to participate in the TEDMED "Great Challenges" program, sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The caregiver crisis has been designated as one of the twenty "Great Challenges" in health and medicine. The program's mission is not to solve the caregiver crisis, but to provide unbiased, inclusive viewpoints of the challenges from a multidisciplinary perspective.
At the conclusion of TEDMED 2013, Life Matters Media was pleased to take part in "Great Challenges Day," held at George Washington University, in which participants explored how storytelling and narrative framework can be used to gain a deeper understanding of the caregiver crisis. Storytelling is at the core of what our organization aims to do as we prepare to launch our full digital platform in the coming weeks, and the "Great Challenges" program shares our belief that greater understanding in health care and decision making stem from sharing true narratives- not data.
Below is the "Discovery Doodle" by graphic recorder Robbie Short, depicting some of the challenges offered by program participants in coming to grips with the caregiver crisis.
An estimated 44 million people provide care for the elderly, disabled, sick and injured. Caregivers have few tools and few support systems as they carry out their tasks, and they receive minimal, if any, training for these responsibilities.
Here are some of the contributing factors that make the caregiver crisis such a pervasive health and social problem, as offered by "Great Challenges" team members:
-Lack of recognition by payers, providers, employers and regulatory agencies on the value and financial impact family caregivers bring the health care system. (Cheri Lattimer, Consulting Management Innovators)
-Emotional isolation and lack of support (paid and unpaid) to help a family caregiver balance his or her life. (Suzanne Geffen Mintz, National Family Caregivers Association)
-The graying of the U.S. – 10,000 Americans turn 65 every day (Alan Blaustein, CarePlanners)
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[Each week, SOHH asks two entertainment personalities to name their Top 5 rappers of all-time. To make things fair, we've created a "Hall of Fame" of emcees (see right) who are universally respected and therefore may not be mentioned. After Cali Swag District's Yung dished out his top choices, New York rapper Kyle Rapps unleashes his top five.]
Pharoahe Monch. He has a unique flow. His cadence is so ridiculous. His lyrical capacity is probably one of the best. His rhyming skills are so amazing. His rhythm and flow are so hard to duplicate. The flow is just incredible and he's been able to stay relevant.
Common. He's a guy who has such a unique voice. His language really stands out on records. I've loved all of those albums he dropped when he came out. He was a dude that didn't have to be a gangster and still was able to maintain a level of credibility without having to compromise his image. He can flow on probably any beat.
Black Thought. He has probalby one of the most prolific voices. Outside of 2Pac, he has the highest quality of product of any rapper out. His bar is set so high that his throwaway verses are incredible.
Redman. Redman's swagger stands out. The word swagger has been used a lot over the past few years and I think Redman really embodies swagger. He's got to be the Michael Jordan of swagger. He can spit a verse but his punchlines can be so hard and with so much personality. He can be doing things in his raps that I completely disagree with, but with his personality, I still love that f*cking verse. His personality is so electric.
Ice Cube. I think he's the reason why gangster rap became famous. He was able to spit real hard bars and talk about real intense sh*t but make it seem cool. He could make political sh*t sound cool to anybody.


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Prior to kick-off of Sunday's game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Philadelphia Eagles, Marie Miller and her husband tailgated in the shadow of Raymond James Stadium.
A little shy of 10 years ago the couple was inside Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego for Super Bowl XXXVII between the Bucs and the Oakland Raiders.
"I was thinking about it as I was getting ready this morning," Marie Miller recalled. "It was a dream."
At the time the Raiders were expected to be crowned Super Bowl champs, but that day Tampa Bay had other plans. The Bucs pummeled Oakland, 48-21.
After the game Tampa Bay Head Coach Jon Gruden hoisted the Lombardi Trophy high above his head as his players looked on with approval.
"When we won everyone was standing up and crying," Miller added.
Sunday afternoon the Bucs played the team they beat in the NFC championship to reach Super Bowl XXXVII, the Philadelphia Eagles. At halftime Tampa Bay enthusiasts stood up once again to honor the team that brought home the franchise's first Super Bowl trophy.
The cheers were loud as the former Bucs came running out of the tunnel to the field. Their hearts were pounding just as they were nearly a decade ago.
"It is a party," explained Sapp, describing Sunday's festivities. "All the boys back together [telling] the best stories. [It's a] special group of guys, special to be back."
Martin Gramatica was the kicker on the 2002 Bucs. Sunday's trip onto the turf at RJS brought back some old, familiar feelings.
"You want to play again," he said. "[It] brings back the memories real quick."
Since leaving the sidelines Gruden has become a fixture on ESPN's Monday Night Football telecasts. Fans greeted the former Buccaneer head coach warmly on Sunday.
"I still think about the days as the coach of the Buccaneers," Gruden said. "All the time and I still have a lot of respect and I'm a big fan."
As for the current Bucs, under first-year Head Coach Greg Schiano, the team continues to improve. Sunday's last-second 22-21 loss to the Eagles left Tampa Bay with a record of 6-7.
Despite the setback Gramatica feels like Schiano and his staff has done a good job this season.
"I think it's getting back to what Buc football used to be," he said. "It's [headed in] the right direction."
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November 14-16 Annual State Convention at the Sheraton Baltimore North Hotel: Towson MD 903 Dulaney Valley Rd, Towson, MD 21204. This convention will be part of the 75th Anniversary of the National Federation of the Blind. Details will be coming soon.
Important Information about the Education of Blind Children - Maryland Common Core State Curriculum Frameworks for Braille
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As a national fundraiser, the National Federation of the Blind has partnered with Vehicles for Charity to launch a new vehicle donation program. The NFB's vehicle donation program accepts almost any vehicle, including cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles and recreational vehicles. All donations may be eligible for a tax donation on your federal income tax return. For more information, including how to donate, please follow this link!
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How to Print on Canvas
Three Methods:Print with the Right CanvasPrint Digitized Fine Art on CanvasPrint Digital Photos on Canvas
There was a time when high quality prints on canvas involved an actual artist copying the work onto the canvas. Photographs would only be transferred to canvas through a professional specializing in photo press work. However, with today's technology, you can print on canvas yourself. You can achieve high quality prints on canvas using the correct computer programs, canvas, printers and subject matter.
Method 1 of 3: Print with the Right Canvas
1Printable canvas comes in a variety of textures and quality. It should also be specifically designed for use with an inkjet printer.
- Gloss canvas creates a work of art equal to something you would buy.
- Important works of art or keepsakes will benefit from UV resistant canvas.
2Purchase your chosen canvas at an office supply or crafts store.
Method 2 of 3: Print Digitized Fine Art on Canvas
1Search online to buy digitized art prints. Visit art supply stores, galleries and museum stores to get an idea of what is offered.
2Select the fine art file you want for your new canvas print.
- Saved or scanned images will print directly on canvas.
- Make certain the file has good clarity and contrast before making your final decision.
3Decide what size picture you want to create. Run a trial copy on plain paper to get the look and feel of the final product.
4Insert the printable canvas sheet into the printer as you would ordinary paper.
5Print the artwork.
6Dry the canvas completely before you handle it in order to prevent smudging.
Method 3 of 3: Print Digital Photos on Canvas
1Open Windows Photo and Fax Viewer on your PC.
- Edit the photographs before you begin to print.
- Choose the right document or image from within this program.
- Go to "Printing Options."
- Choices will range from wallet size to full-page photos. Make the correct choice. Press "Print" when finished.
2Access the file you want to print by selecting "Application" on a Mac.
- Edit the graphic file so it is the way you want it.
- Open "File" and select "Print."
- Select your printer if it is not already chosen.
- Review the variables and change any that need to be different.
3Click on "Print."
4Process digital photographs as you would the artwork example above. Insert the printable canvas sheet and allow it to dry before handling.Ad
- Frame and/or wrap the piece to reflect your d�cor.
- Visit a local office supply store to create a larger image for framing. They can print large sizes on canvas for you. You must take the artwork or document with you and make sure it is print-ready.
- A professional who specializes in printing on canvas is well versed in how to maintain the artistic quality of the print. Consider taking your piece to a professional if this is a one-time occurrence.
- Make certain that your printer and scanner are completely dust and lint free before you begin the job.
Things You'll Need
- PC or Mac
- Inkjet color printer
- Printable canvas
- Fine art or photographic digitized image
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The El Dorado County Sheriff's Office says a woman received major injuries after falling about 100 feet in the Lake Tahoe area Saturday.
Deputies tell Channel 2 News that the unidentified 20-year old California woman was hiking Eagle Falls, near Emerald Bay, when she fell.
When search and rescue crews were able to get to her, she was air-lifted by helicopter to Renown Regional Medical Center. Deputies or hospital officials do not have an update on her condition at this time.
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When it's boiled down, there are essentially two standard methods of roof construction, each having some flexibility. We explore both.
To eliminate the danger and discomfort of framing and shingling a roof, Lee McGinley takes the task to the ground.
For a perfect fit, pay attention to how the roof will be stacked when calculating lengths and laying out cuts.
Now that there are alternative methods using ripped strips and metal connectors, why are we still cutting birdsmouths in rafters?
The Smart Baffle is made from corrugated plastic and comes in versions for 16-inch and 24-inch framing
With the Chappell Master Framer, you can calculate cuts for complex roof frames
Field repairs should always be designed by an engineer
Since 2007, Florida has required contractors to reinforce the wall-to-roof connection during some remodeling or re-roofing work.
New LVL framing straightens and stiffens an underbuilt timberframe
The Horizontal Under-Eave Guardrail System is an easy-on, easy-off rooftop railing for use with trusses.
Building on the ground is faster and safer than framing on the roof.
A horizontal beam and steel tie rods resist rafter thrust with little disruption to the rest of the structure.
Use this simple technique to adjust for height above plate when figuring roof cuts.
Pedestal supports and preassembled wood tiles simplify installation and maintenance.
A look at the techniques used to add skylights and thermal solar collectors to a foam-core roof.
By combining trusses with stick framing, the author was able to frame a new roof without damaging the finished rooms below.
Truss-style construction simplified the framing of this serpentine roofline.
Tree roots and foundation cracks; code logic; mixing plastics; site-built arched trusses
Modifying the existing trusses from below saved the cost of rebuilding the roof.
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THE New York Mets were left to rue stranding 14 men on base as they fell to a 5-4 defeat against Hanley Ramirez and the Florida Marlins.
The Mets had runners on base every inning, but they could only push four across the plate as Ramirez hit a solo home run and Jorge Cantu hit a walk-off RBI single to keep the Marlins as the only undefeated team in the majors.
The Mets rallied back from an early 3-0 deficit, but a lack of timely hitting meant they never had the lead in the game as the Marlins moved to 4-0 for the first ever time in their short franchise's history.
Hanley Ramirez hit a solo shot to straight away centre field in the home half of the 1st inning to make it 1-0 Marlins and Dan Uggla absolutely tattooed one to the upper deck down the line in left to lead off the 2nd inning and make it 2-0.
John Maine had previously pitched well against All Star Hanley Ramirez, who came into the contest hitting just .188 (3/16) against him and Dan Uggla who was 3/15 with seven strikeouts, and while Maine didn't pitch poorly, he got burned on the pitches he failed to locate.
Maine, who was 2-0 with a 3.22 ERA in four career starts in Florida, went five innings and gave up a pair of runs runs on two hits hits - both solo shots - walking one and fanning five on 83 pitches.
Unfortunately for Maine, the Mets didn't put any runs on the board until after he had departed.
In the first three innings the Mets had a runner on first base with one out; in the 4th and 5th inning they had men on first and second with no outs and in the 6th inning the first two men hit safely.
The Mets rallied in the 7th and had their chances in both the 8th and 9th but it was the problems early on with runners in scoring position that really cost them.
In the 4th inning, the Mets had Carlos Delgado lead off the inning with a walk before Carlos Beltran followed it with a single.
But Ryan Church flied out to centre, Brian Schneider popped out to third and Luis Castillo, batting eighth in the lineup once again, grounded out to Hanley Ramirez at short.
The Mets had something similar going in the 5th inning. Jose Reyes worked a walk after Maine had led off the inning with a strikeout. Daniel Murphy popped out in foul territory to Bonifacio, but David Wright single to left field to put two men on for the second time tonight.
Carlos Delgado worked the count to 2-0 and 3-1 but struck out on a changeup to set the side down.
But it seemed that all the Mets needed was for Anibal Sanchez to leave.
Left-handed Dan Myer came in to pitch the 6th inning in place of Sanchez, but he gave up a long home run to Carlos Beltran who was switch-hitting from the right and a single to Ryan Church.
He walked pinch-hitter Gary Sheffield on four pitches, but Jose Reyes hit a shallow fly ball to right to strand the Mets' ninth baserunner.
The Marlins regained their advantage in the bottom of the 6th against Mets reliever Shaun Green, who gave up one run on three singles, a walk and a balk.
Emilio Bonafacio singled and moved to second on a balk to second base and he advanced to third on Ramirez's infield hit. Jorge Cantu then drove him home with his fifth RBI of the year to make in 3-1 Marlins.
But it was in the 7th inning where the Mets made their most serious charge.
Dan Meyer led off the 7th inning with a single to Daniel Murphy and Kiko Calero walked David Wright and hit Carlos Delgado on the knee by a pitch to load the bases.
Beltran scored Murphy on a ground ball to second base and hustled down to line to avoid the double play and Russ Pinto walked Ryan Church to fill them up again.
Leo Nunez - the fourth Marlin relief pitcher of the inning - was the next man to try his luck with the Mets lineup.
Fernando Tatis just missed crushing a hanging, flat slider, instead having to settle for a deep sac fly to left field, but Luis Castillo struck out looking to end the inning.
Mets reliever Bobby Parnell could not hold on to the lead though. He gave up three hits - all with two outs - to hand the lead right back to the fish.
Bonifacio started it off with a bunt down the third base line, Jeff Baker blooped a flair to shallow left and Ramirez drove Bonifacio home with his third hit and second RBI of the evening.
Beltran and Church hit one-out singles in the top of the 9th inning against closer Matt Lindstrom, and Jeremy Reed lined a single to right field to tie the game at 4-4.
But Darren O'Day gave the Marlins a walk-off win as Cantu scored Bonifacio from second, beating Murphy's throw home from left field for a 5-4 win.


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PALESTINE, TX (KLTV) - The Palestine Police Department is investigating the shooting of a young man that took place on 01-24-2011. Police were dispatched to the Palestine Regional Medical Center after receiving a call that a male subject had been brought in by private vehicle. Police learned that 25 year old Shaun Michael Washington had received a gunshot wound to each of his lower legs.
The victim, Washington, informed police that he was at a house in the 600 block of South Dorrance St. talking with friends when a white car drove up and stopped. The driver of the car lowered the window and exchanged words with the group. The driver of the car then produced a handgun and began to fire at the group. Washington was hit once in the lower right leg and again in the lower left leg.
The victim and other witnesses at the scene of the shooting have informed police that there were at least two males in the vehicle at the time of the shooting. The Palestine Police is looking to identify both subjects in the vehicle as they are considered to be persons of interest in the shooting of Shaun Washington.
Police were advised that there was a verbal altercation between the subjects and one of Washington's friends earlier on the day of the shooting. Police are still investigating to determine if this was in fact the motive for the shooting.
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Vinay Kumar saw RCB to a nail bitting win over MI. Chris Gayle earlier had set the plan in motion with his 92 off 52 balls.
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If you believe the tell-all message boards on CollegeConfidential.com, the cluster of UMass dorms known as Southwest are . . . well, let's do it Zagat-style. "Very lively." An "Animal House-like scene." "If you live on campus and are not a partier, stay away."
So what's Taylor Gugel, a dean's list type who frequently gets up in the wee hours of the morning for ROTC drills, doing in one of these, ahem, lively dorms? Reveling in the peace and quiet, actually. Gugel lives on one of UMass's two 24-hour "quiet floors."


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I am writing a J2ME Midlet which requires me to use some shared classes packaged within a jar file. I have added the JAR in the the build path of the Midlet. Also i have selected the jar file in "Order and export" tab under Java Build Path in project properties.
I am facing NO compilation problems, but when i try to run it on emulator it throws No class def found error.
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There has been some confusion in the Sounders community on how many internationals the Sounders must protect. While the general consensus is that Rosales will be protected, and many believe that Flaco will also be protected, there is much disagreement over whether a third, most likely Friberg, must also be protected to satisfy the MLS expansion draft rules or if Tetteh actually satisfies that requirement. Here is my analysis, in which I conclude that Friberg does not have to be protected.
There are three key provisions from the 2012 Expansion Draft Rules:
• Players on a club's Off-budget Roster, other than Generation adidas players who have not been graduated at the end of the 2011 MLS Season or Homegrown Players on a Club's Off-budget Roster, will be part of the expansion draft.
• Generation adidas players who have not been graduated at the end of the 2011 MLS Season and Homegrown Players on a club's Off-budget Roster at the end of the 2011 MLS Season are automatically protected (Clubs do not have to use a protected slot on them).
• Clubs are restricted in the number of international player(s) that they may make available. Clubs may make available a number of international players equal to their total number of international players minus three, provided that if a club has three or fewer international players it may make available not more than one. (See table below).
The Sounders have 6 internationals: Flaco, Rosales, Friberg, Sanyang, Montano and Tetteh. Gonzalez is listed as an international on the Sounders' website, but has received his green card and is not actually an international. According to the MLS rules, with 6 internationals the Sounders may "Make Available Not More Than" 3.
A plain reading of this rule gives us the quick answer that by protecting Rosales and Flaco, and having Tetteh automatically protected, the Sounders are only making 3 available (Friberg, Sanyang, and Montano) and are satisfying the rule. If they want to protect Friberg as well, they certainly can; there is no restriction on the number of internationals protected.
Where the confusion arises is that the rule is generally interpreted as requiring that 3 internationals are actively protected. The rule is a bit more nuanced than that. The rule is that "Clubs may make available a number of international players equal to their total number of international players [6] minus three . . . ." The rule does not require that three are actively protected by the Sounders, but rather that three are unavailable in the expansion draft. 6-3=3. That's pretty clear math to me.
A monkey wrench that might be thrown by Montreal is that they could argue that Tetteh simply isn't part of the expansion draft. The first quoted rule implies that GA and HG players are not part of the draft. Extending that argument, the Sounders would have 5 internationals and could only expose 2. The Sounders could have two clear responses: first, GA players are part of the draft, as they are specifically protected via the 2nd rule quoted. This would be an argument that the first rule quoted was only meant to clarify that off-budget players may be protected and selected just like other players, and was not meant to imply that GA and HG players are not part of other considerations. Second, the third rule refers to the "total number of international players on the roster." The reference is not to players in the expansion draft, but rather to the roster as a whole.
But is this what MLS meant to do by crafting the rule in this manner? Did they actually intend to write a rule where you have to have 3 internationals as part of your protected 11, but worded it in a different way? I would argue that they did not. One of the main concerns of the MLS has been to limit the number of international journeymen that fill the league. As I recall, this was a problem for NASL, and was a real concern upon the founding of MLS. One of the main reasons for the MLS is to grow the sport domestically, and one way to do that is to make sure your domestic players are actually getting playing time in your league. Montreal will be limited to the number of internationals they can draft, since each team has a limited number of international slots. By ensuring that a limited number of internationals are available, MLS is forcing teams to leave a few quality domestic players unprotected. If an expansion team only had good internationals to pick from, they would be unable to bring in their own talent through the transfer market and would be forced to scrounge around for domestic help to fill out their roster. I believe that this is the intent of the rule, and supports a finding that as long as three internationals are unavailable, that the Sounders are fulfilling their obligation.
Hopefully this settles the debate. Feel free to keep leaving Friberg off of your protected lists at your leisure.


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A Shreveport man accused of committing multiple home invasions is now in police custody following his arrest by Shreveport Police robbery investigators.
Anthony Scott McDonald, 41, is charged with attempted first-degree robbery, home invasion, and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
The arrest follows a string of home invasions and robberies occurring on January 28 near Columbia Park. Police say they multiple reports from homes in the 500 block of Robinson Place, and the 600 block of Prospect Street.
One couple who called for help told police that they were at a bus stop near the intersection of Line Avenue and Prospect Street when a man who confronted them threatened to rob them unless he could use their cell phone.
Each person who called police provided the same description, police say: A medium-to heavy set man with brown curly hair, front teeth missing, wearing a T-shirt and dark jeans. The man was reportedly driving a silver colored Toyota Corolla as he committed the crimes.
After authorities found and talked with the owner of the Toyota, they discovered that the car had been stolen earlier on January 28 by a man that she had recently met.
An investigation led officers to a home in the 100 block of East College, where they spotted the Toyota and found the man inside the residence.
There were no injuries reported in any of the offenses.
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Wells Talks USGP Bend
Posted on 09. Dec, 2011 by lyne.
Troy Wells (Team Clif Bar Cyclocross) shares his thoughts on the Deschutes Brewery Cup course for the fourth and final weekend of the Exergy US Gran Prix of Cyclocross.
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Compton and Powers sweep UCI3 weekend
Posted on 11. Oct, 2009 by lyne.
While Katie Compton (Planet Bike/Stevens) continued her domination in the final race Cincinnati UCI3 Cyclocross Festival, the Cincinnati UCI3 Harbin Park presented by Biowheels and United Dairy Farmers, it was "battle royale" in the men's race. Jeremy Powers (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com) and Ryan Trebon (KONA) went head to head, or is that mano a mano, for most of the race. Each marking the other until the final turn when Powers hit it and sprinted to victory making it a sweep for the 3-race series. With Photos.


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Cardiovascular and Aerobic Conditioning: Walking by itself is cardiovascular exercise. Walkers can improve their aerobic conditioning by building their speed and following a program of a variety of interval, heart-rate guided, and endurance workouts. Moderate to vigorous intensity cardio workouts burn calories and fat while reducing health risks. Our free Walk of Life 10-Week Program uses the walking workouts and exercises detailed below.
Walk of Life 10-Week Program
Walking Shape-up ProgramEquipment suggested: exercise ball, dumbbells, resistance bands.
You can mix up this schedule, but the goal is to have a challenging day followed by an easier recovery day, and to work different muscle groups on different days.
Monday: Warm-up walking for 5-15 minutes. Workouts for core, upper body, and quads.
Tuesday: Speed Building Walking Workout: Interval walk to help build speed. Perform a stretching routine after warm-up or as a separate activity.
Wednesday: Recovery walk: an easy health walk of 30-60 minutes. Core, upper body, and quads workout.
Thursday: Threshold Walking Workout: This is a walk at nearly top speed sustained for 50 minutes, or a walk with high speed for eight minutes, with a slow down for two minutes, repeated 3-4 times. It builds aerobic fitness.
Friday: Recovery walk: an easy health walk of 30-60 minutes. Core and upper body workout.
Saturday: Crosstraining such as bicycling which works the opposing leg muscles.
Sunday: Distance Walking Workout.
Core Strength: Walking relies on the core and abdominal muscles for good posture, which is essential for speed and walking form. But walking by itself won't work the core, this must be done as a separate workout activity.
Ab and Core Workouts
Opposing Leg Muscles: Walking works the hamstrings, glutes, and shin muscles. But it does little for the quadriceps, the big muscles at the front of the thighs which are important for knee health. For complete lower body shape-ups, walkers need to add crosstraining activities that work the quads, such as bicycling, step-ups, and squats.
Lower Body Exercises
Upper Body: Walking doesn't work the upper body. Walkers need to add an upper body workout as a separate workout. It is unwise to carry hand weights to try to try to do an upper body workout while walking. It is more effective to do this while standing still.
Upper Body Workouts
Flexibility and Balance: Walking outdoors on a variety of surfaces helps keep the body's sense of balance in tune. Stretching and dynamic flexibility exercises can be added to a walking workout after a five minute warm-up at an easy walking pace. But further flexibility and balance exercises can be added to a workout that includes upper body, core, and opposing leg muscle exercises. Performing a core and upper body exercises on an exercise ball or fitness disk can add balance training to those workouts.
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The Signal de Botrange is the highest point in Belgium, located in the High Fens (Hautes Fagnes in French, Hoge Venen in Dutch), at 694 metres (2,277 ft). It is the top of a broad plateau, and a road crosses the summit, passing an adjacent café. In 1923, the six-metre-high Baltia tower was built on the summit to allow visitors to reach an altitude of 700 m. A stone tower built in 1934 reaches 718 m. For several decades a meteorological station was installed at signal Botrange. Since 1999, it was replaced by an automatic station of the Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium installed on Mount Rigi (scientific station of the High Fens - University of Liege) which is between the signal and the house Botrange Michel. It experiences stronger winds than at the centre of Belgium, for example. The average and extreme temperatures are usually lower than at any other place in Belgium: the minimum temperature recorded (-25.6 °C) does not, however, exceed the absolute record (-30.1 °C ), observed in the valley of the Lomme, at Rochefort during a temperature inversion phenomenon. An average of three months during the winter during which the average temperature remains below 0 °C. In comparison with the rest of the county, the rainfall is much higher: it reached an annual average of 1450 mm compared with 800 mm in Uccle. The rainfall is also much more common: there are over 200 days of precipitation per year (against just over 170 in Uccle). Maximum temperatures in summer exceeded only in exceptional heatwave threshold of 30 °C. The number of days of frost is over 130 days per year and the number of days of snowfall exceeds 35. The maximum thickness of snow was seen Feb. 9, 1953 with 115 cm of snow. Frost and an early snowfall can occur in late September, but that is exceptional. Late snow may sometimes occur until mid-May.[citation needed]
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Methamphetamine found "on woman" while being booked into jail
Scotts Bluff County Court documents say corrections officers found methamphetamine wrapped in seven individual bags on a woman while booking her into the jail Monday night on outstanding warrants.
The documents say the four grams of methamphetamine were found in the woman's "groin area" during a strip search after the arresting Scottsbluff Police officer noticed that Katrina Ramos had been "acting nervous" and was "digging in the rear of her pants." He had also seized a digital scale and glass pipe from his vehicle and the one Ramos was in while making the arrest.
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David Randy Daniels Jr is a wanted man. investigators say he is responsible for not one, but two murders.Those killings happened back in July, on 39th street."David Daniels was in a vehicle, He pulled up to the scene where the shooting occurred. Shot from the vehicle and fled the area in that vehicle," explained Detective Christopher Ross of the Savannah-Chatham Police Department. "2 individuals, Dominique Bright and Syheem Spaulding were killed in that incident. A 3rd victim was shot in the leg. Shana Harris, also a juvenile."Since that day, Savannah-Chatham Metro Police say David Daniels has been nowhere to be found."He's considered armed and dangerous at this point," said Detective Ross. "Its very important to get him off the street. He killed two individuals, a juvenile and shot a 2nd juvenile and an adult in the middle of the street."David Daniels, Junior is 5' 10" 220 pounds, and may have longer hair than in his mugshot.He could be in East Savannah, or possibly Atlanta, Miami or several other cities along the Eastern Seaboard. "I can't solve these crimes by myself if these individuals are on the run," said Detective Ross. "I can't track them down and follow them every second of the day. If individuals outside of law enforcement can see him, identify him, or even see someone who looks like him."If you can help find David Daniels, Jr, call Savannah-Chatham Metro Police or Crimestoppers at (912) 234-2020.Remember, if your tip leads to an arrest, you could be eligible for a cash reward.
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LAS VEGAS - Controversy is brewing over raising taxes to fund Metro Police.
The Clark County Commission will consider a brand new proposal, where sales tax rate may go up, but not as much as Sheriff Doug Gillespie wants.
The sheriff is asking for a .15 cent increase. Commissioner Susan Brager proposed a .075 cent tax hike Tuesday. She says that is enough to get Metro money.
"I believe when it is done, we'll be able to come to consensus as to what the best approach is," Gillespie said.
Sheriff Gillespie believes a .15 cent increase in the sales tax will bring in $30 million to Metro, offsetting the department's current $30 million budget shortfall.
"As the Sheriff of Clark County, I've got a huge amount of responsibility, as well as my organization, to providing a level of safety to, not only the people who live and work here, but the people who visit here, and I believe this sales tax increase would assist us in doing that," Gillespie said.
Commissioner Brager came forward with a compromise that includes Metro tapping into a reserve fund from the first more cops tax hike.
"My proposal is a .075, which is half of the original proposal, and that the sheriff takes $15 million of his more cops fund to fund officers." Brager said.
Others don't want taxes to go up one red cent.
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Although handcuffed and wearing leg irons, a Massachusetts criminal defendant reportedly swung his arms and knocked a court officer down on Monday afternoon as he was being led from Plymouth District Court into a holding cell, prompting a nine-car response from state, county and local police.
The unidentified defendant and another inmate, who had both been on trial in a third-floor courtroom, were then transported back to state prison. One court officer went to the hospital in an ambulance and others sustained minor injuries, according to Fox 25 and the Patriot-Ledger.
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LAS VEGAS -- Metro Police vice officers are on the scene of a brothel bust in the northeast valley Thursday afternoon, the police department confirmed.
Officers raided the brothel, located near Kirk and Eastern avenues, about 4:30 p.m.
Police arrested Miguel Barahon, 47, and found four females inside the house. Three of the females are considered potential human trafficking victims. Their ages have not yet been confirmed.
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*How do I control my body?
*How do I control a ball?
This unit is taught throughout the course of the year.
Fundamental movement patterns
Basic body and manipulative control: Ball handling
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*Effects on ball control: weight, speed, space (location: high, medium and low, personal and general space)
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*Skills for control of kicking a ball
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