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Peaceful end to Notting Hill Carnival
Police made around 250 arrests during the two day event
Police made around 250 arrests during the two day event
Police overseeing Europe's biggest street festival are hoping for a peaceful end to the Notting Hill Carnival today despite stabbings
More than one million revellers are expected to descend on the capital over the next two days for Europe's biggest street festival.
A total of 6,145 police officers on Sunday and just over 7,000 on Monday will be on duty during the Notting Hill Carnival. The Metropolitan Police will be using 'police super recognisers' - officers with the ability to remember hundreds of offenders' faces.
– Superintendent Robyn Williams
"I want to say to those who want to come to cause trouble, do not come, you will be dealt with swiftly and robustly. The Met will do everything in its power to make it as hard as possible for you."
Police have this advice for visitors:
Two men have been jailed for a total of 22 years for raping girls they met at the Notting Hill Carnival last summer.
25 year old Shane Wyllie from Enfield was sentenced to 14 years for raping two teenage girls at his home. 21 year old Linvan Jaisingh received 8 years for the rape of one teenager, as well as giving a false witness statement to police.
They were sentenced at Wood Green Crown Court after a three week trial.
Reported crime at this year's Notting Hill Carnival is "significantly down" on last year's event, police have said.
There were a total of 301 arrests as part of the Met Police's Notting Hill Carnival operation.
They were broken down as:
18 for assault on police
6 for criminal damage
64 for public order offences
19 for possession of an offensive weapon
96 for drugs
16 for theft
3 for sexual assault
12 for robbery
10 for GBH
14 for common assault
43 other
The big clean-up in underway in Notting Hill. This year's carnival saw around one million people enjoying a festival of music, food and dancing over the bank holiday. 196 people were arrested during the event.
Once a year since 1966, Notting Hill comes alive with the sights and sounds of carnival.
The celebration of Carribbean culture is Europe's biggest street festival - this year attracting more than a million people. Carolyn Sim reports.
Captured on YouTube - policemen dancing at Notting Hil Carnival.
As the police announce 111 people have been arrested at this year's Notting Hill Carnival we reveal what they were for:
9 assault on police 3 criminal damage 27 public order offences 7 possession of an offensive weapon 30 drugs 3 Theft 2 Sexual assault 3 Robbery 1 GBH 5 Common assault 21 Other offences.
Police have just announced that the number of arrests at this year's Notting Hill Carnival has risen to 111.
1) Meet friends before entering the Notting Hill Carnival area.
2) With so many people in the area, you may struggle to get mobile phone reception, so ensure you have a set meeting place in case you lose anyone.
3) Make sure you know how you are getting home before you arrive. A number of tube stations in the area are closed or exit only for much of the weekend.
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5) Don't bring your valuables or wear expensive jewellery and don't carry too much cash.
6) Keep your belongings with you at all times.
7) Drink plenty of water.
8) Consider using a disposable camera, rather than an expensive camera.
9) If you see an unattended bag or package, report it immediately
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7 A Level grammar school students navigate the pressures of life as they prepare for their exams, unaware that everything is about to explode.
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A survivor of the Holocaust, Edith Jayne, will talk about her ordeal - and the Lord Mayor of York, Councillor Keith Hyman, will talk about the effects of apartheid in Cape Town and why his family left South Africa.
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DUDLEY'S transport supremo aims to get the measure of parking problems caused by a town centre upgrade.
Council chiefs say creating temporary parking spaces in Stone Street and, on busy days, moving market traders to the events area of the market place and Stone Street Square will help boost trade during revamp work.
Cllr Kurshid Ahmed, Dudley Council's cabinet member for transportation, has also pledged the temporary one-hour spaces on Stone Street will become permanent once the new market place area reopens in early 2015.
Cllr Ahmed said: "As we continue to make these exciting improvements to the town centre we have listened to suggestions that we find more free on-street parking for our visitors.
"We are delighted to be able to provide these temporary spaces while the market place redevelopment is underway but we are also making provisions for permanent parking in the area too."
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Academic and general staff at the Australian National University are almost certain to begin a round of work bans next month and could end up striking to protest a "derisory" 2 per cent pay offer by management and the breakdown of negotiations over workload and job security issues.
The National Tertiary Education held a mass meeting of 200 members on Tuesday afternoon where there was unanimous support for strike action to proceed.
The union will take the matter to Fair Work Australia to begin a protected action ballot which it is confident will be passed within the next four weeks.
The union's ACT division secretary Stephen Darwin said it was likely staff would begin industrial action with a series of work bans including performing any work which would accrue time off in lieu, working outside the span of professional hours of work, or performing any work which was previously performed by any of the staff positions made redundant or left unfilled as a result of budget cuts.
But there was the prospect of strike action being conducted if the stalemate continued with members voting to consider strikes from one hour, four hours, 24 hours or walking off the job indefinitely.
Vice-chancellor Ian Young has announced 230 administrative jobs and an unspecified number of early retirements for academic staff as part of a raft of budget measures to cover a $51 million shortfall in federal government funding.
The 2 per cent pay offer comes on top of a 2 per cent compensatory offer to assist staff in dealing with workload increases and paid parking increases as a result of the cuts.
But Mr Darwin said this was "easily the lowest offer made by any university in Australia during this round of offers."
While there was unanimous support for industrial action, staff would only strike reluctantly and as a last resort.
"This is action we take very seriously and only as a last resort because we feel management is making no attempt to address legitimate concerns we have about pay and conditions.
The union had lowered its pay claim from 7 per cent to 4.5 per cent.
Union representatives met with both Professor Young and Chancellor Gareth Evans on Friday "to try and prevent direct confrontation" according to Mr Darwin.
He said the union had presented some positive options about achieving growth and income at the ANU through expanding student numbers particularly in the Asian market but Professor Young had taken a "hard line" stance on negotiating a pay rise.
Mr Darwin warned that because ANU salaries were already lagging behind other Group of 8 (and several non-Group of 8 institutions including the University of Canberra) it would it harder for the ANU to retain and attract staff.
He also noted the ANU was one of only two universities in the country without academic workload limits and it continued to allow professional staff to "accrue excess leave hours they will never have a chance to use".
A spokeswoman for Professor Young said "the university is committed to negotiating in good faith with staff and their unions and will continue to do so."


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Watching a slideshow of photographs filled with parents holding their children, some kissing their sick infant's head or sharing a look of devastation with their partner as they clutch their dying child, you may wonder what type of person is strong enough to be able to capture these last moments of an innocent child's life.
"I remember the kids," said Hartland photographer who says her ability to see the world differently gives her the strength to help these families. "I think that's why I can do that stuff and see their emotion and feel it. I don't think I could do what I do without feeling."
Founded in 2003, Drallos nonprofit organization, The American Child Photographers Charity Guild, is now a worldwide service of more than 8,000 photographers, including a few in Patch communities such as Canton, Birmingham, Chesterfield and Dearborn Heights. Photographers there all are part of the charity and take professional pictures of sick or dying children for their families at no cost. Others hail from Farmington Hills, Fenton, Macomb, Wyandotte, Bloomfield Township and Novi.
To help raise money to support the charity, Drallos offers "portrait parties" throughout the year with 100 percent of the proceeds going to The American Child Photographers Charity Guild.
Watching as her work flashes across the screen, Drallos is able to remember each child, each family and every story of why she was called in to preserve a moment for a grieving family.
"That baby was so sweet," Drallos says as she gives a small smile while looking at a photo of a big-eyed baby on the computer screen. "I've never seen a baby fight so hard to live."
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Crediting the idea to her mother, who died of cancer in 1997, Drallos says she was the one who told her before she died that something important was waiting for Drallos and she would do something great with her photography.
Seven months pregnant with her daughter, Carrigan, when her mother passed, Drallos decided against returning to work as a special education teacher and instead began focusing on her photography business.
It wasn't until four years later, however, after receiving a call from some acquaintances who knew she was a photographer that Drallos figured out exactly what she was supposed to be doing with her talent to help others.
"They (the parents) called me and asked me if I would photograph their twin baby girls who came premature," Drallos said. "They were so tiny. I did two rolls of film, it took me like 20 minutes. I did their feet, did everything, I just felt like I had to capture everything about these babies."
Leaving the hospital that first time, Drallos says she cried the whole way home while the baby girls passed away just hours after having their pictures taken.
Several months later, Drallos saw the twins' mother at a Christmas party.
"She said to me, "I think about you every day and I thank God for you. All I have left of my girls is what you gave me,"" Drallos said.
That is the moment Drallos realized what it was she was supposed to be doing.
"It all went together," she said. "I'm doing what I'm supposed to do."
"You're the only person who made him real."
By January, Drallos had decided to start her nonprofit and organized thousands of photographers across the world whose mission it is to give parents something of their children they would always be able to keep.
"I get emails, maybe not weekly, but close to weekly from people who say they wished they had known about this service or people who lost their babies 40 years ago -- they still think about that baby," Drallos said. "And everyone treats them like it was a miscarriage -- it's not a miscarriage."
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"I'll be honest, it was really difficult to even think about doing it, because we knew those were going to be our last ones," Debbie Smith of Clawson said. "And actually Mackenzie passed away five days after the pictures were taken."
Smith was referred to Drallos in 2008 for her family portraits. Sensing the mother's hesitancy, Drallos knew Smith was upset and unsure about making the appointment, but encouraged her to come out so she wouldn't have any regrets.
With her 6-year-old daughter dying of cancer, that child's twin with disabilities and an upset older brother, Smith said that no one, including herself, was in the mood for family portraits that day- until they got there and met Drallos.
"She really is the most amazing person," Smith said. "She really made our family feel so comfortable. ...It's actually a very cherished memory for us. It was just a really, really special day."
With her daughter passing away just five days later, the portraits had to be overnighted for the visitation of Mackenzie's funeral, but Smith says that she is just so thankful for having Drallos convince her to do the session.
"It's probably one of the things that I treasure the most, those pictures are," Smith said. "I mean, they're not sad pictures. They're absolutely beautiful pictures. Mackenzie looks great in them. You'd be shocked that she passed away five days later."
Doing the work for her charity is never about her, according to Drallos who also runs her own photography studio, Footprints Photography, but about the families and the children who need her -- sometimes at a moment's notice.
"This one little boy I went to photograph, his Dad didn't even come. … Nobody came," she said. "I went there and I took his picture and the mom was like, you're the only person who made him real."
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1:40pm Monday 9th July 2012 in National Sport © Press Association 2014
England may already have won the one-day international series against Australia but batting coach Graham Gooch is not expecting any let-up from Alastair Cook's side as they seek to seal a 4-0 whitewash at Old Trafford on Tuesday.
England head to Manchester having won nine successive ODIs and even though they cannot now replace Australia as the world's top-ranked limited-overs side after last week's third match of the five-game series was abandoned, they will still be desperate for another victory, according to Gooch.
He told Sky Sports News: "They have to be delighted with 3-0 but there's one match to go yet and any match against Australia is a special occasion and certainly I think the players will be looking forward to that game and doing their utmost to make it 4-0."
He continued: "It's always a special thing when Australia visit these shores, they are the big series, whether it's the Ashes or one-day cricket, there's a great rivalry between the two sides."
England won the opening match of the NatWest Series by 15 runs at Lord's before downing the tourists by six wickets at the Oval.
Cook's men then clinched the series on Saturday with a commanding eight-wicket triumph at Chester-le-Street.
"I think England have got to be happy with the way they have played, they have been very professional, gone about their work in a very positive way and they have taken their cricket to the Australians and the team have obviously got the results," said Gooch.
Regarding Tuesday's match, former captain Gooch believes England will go into the encounter looking to continue their good recent performances rather than thinking specifically about a series whitewash.
"I don't think they are looking at it as a 4-0 whitewash, you just want to go out and win every match," he said.
"You try and break it down into smaller components, a series, one match at a time, one innings at a time, one over at a time...and certainly the players have got those disciplines right and I think it's fair to say their cricket has been up to a standard that they'd like to achieve everytime they go onto the field, so I think this last match at Old Trafford is an important game, they don't want to lose to Australia at any time in any match."


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New York rap veteran Raekwon recently spoke on talks of a Wu-Tang Clan reunion possibly going down in the near future and what is ultimately holding things up.
While the "Chef" is ready to go, he said not enough seriousness amongst his Wu brothers is being placed into doing a reunion.
"You know, it's a lot of discussion about it but it's not consolidated yet. We know, as a group, 20 years in the business is something serious. It was a couple conversations about it but it wasn't brought to the attention that it needs to be brought to. Everyone's so nonchalant about sh*t, like they don't know if it's going to happen. For me, it's like I don't respect that because it should happen. It should happen in a way where it can help us from all the sh*t we've been through. We've made a lot of money of course and we've lost a lot of money. It kinda put certain cats in certain situations where, you know, this can help your right now. At the end of the day, it could help all of us but it could help the ones that really need to be helped in a greater way and it could put us back where we need to be financially, back in the game as one of the iconic groups in the game but it takes a lot of loyalty, it takes a lot of love and it takes a lot of respect. I want to see it happen but more importantly, I want to see it done the right way." (Global Grind)
Earlier this month, the RZA discussed Wu-Tang not yet showing off their full potential.
"I think Wu-Tang is an extremely talented group of people, immensely, and knowing the power that we have, I feel like we never fully displayed it," he tells MTV News. "It's always been spurts. It's never been a concentrated laser-beam focus -- [except] maybe the first year or two, when it was just me driving that ship -- but I think that now it's become more of shotgun effect. It's just scattered, and it hits targets but I would love for us to go back into a laser-beam focus and to put out not only a recording, but [also] a live show that's as entertaining and enhancing as the mind power we give." (MTV)
Last month, RZA a.k.a. "Bobby Digital" spoke on the importance of Wu coming back together at least one more time.
"There's one last job Wu-Tang Clan must do. The 20th anniversary [of "Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)"] is next year. And we need to, one time, completely, efficiently, properly, professionally represent our brand. One more time. But this time, showing up on time for press and for concerts and studio. Do it one time, perfect. We did good - people love it and I'm proud of what we've done. But all that was done - I would always say in my old interviews, "This is organized confusion." It was kept and contained, but it was a lot of chaos." (New York Times)
Prior to recent reunion talks, the GZA doubted Wu could fully come back as a solid crew earlier this year.
"I have no idea. There's been talk. But I don't know what going on, you know? I can't say. I mean, we haven't been on the same page in years," GZA revealed in an interview when asked about reunion talks. "Nah. It is what it is. Sometimes that match burns out. So, no, I don't feel bad about it. It's good. I'm grateful for everything we have done throughout our careers and if there's nothing else to put out, then there's nothing to put out. I'm constantly writing and working. It doesn't stop there." (Rolling Stone)
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The state Senate passed a measure on a 25-23 vote Friday night, suspending cost-of-living raises for teachers over the next two years.
The state House passed the measure Thursday. The measure now goes to Governor Jay Inslee for his signature. The cost-of-living adjustments were spelled out in Initiative 732, which has been suspended several times. But they would be suspended through mid-2015 for school district employees, community and technical college academic employees and classified employees at technical colleges, saving the state nearly $330 million. The measure also suspends inflation adjustments to bonuses issued to board-certified teachers during that same timeframe. The measure is needed to implement a newly agreed-upon budget deal between the House and Senate.


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Wiz get: Raja Bell, Brian Cook, Utah's top1st round pick (top 5 protected), $3 million (from LA)
Clips get: Nick Young
Jazz get: Eric Bledsoe, Chris Singleton
*** Turiaf subbed for Young because ESPN makes him untradeable due to Bird rights. Trade machine notes the trade works if $30k is trimmed from LA incoming salary. Turiaf makes about $700k more than Young.
Why Utah does it: Jazz has two likely mid to late lottery picks, but this draft is missing the one position where they need a prospect, PG. Utah gets to dump Bell's contract and now has a plethora of prospects at every position. Bledsoe, Burks, Hayward, Singleton, Favors, Kanter plus still hold a lottery pick for BPA.
Why LA does it: Bledsoe is the 4th man in their PG and combo guard glut. Nick is an LA boy coming home who better fits their need as a long bodied, shooting, athletic, solid man defending SG that can play some 3. He already has a relationship with Caron and Foye and would benefit from the leadership and spacing created by Paul and Griffin. He can come in as a starter and allow Mo to go back to 6th man. The Clips end up getting a starting 2 that will help their playoff push in exchange for a prospect buried on the depth chart, a dead weight contract, and some cash.
Why DC does it: Instead of losing Nick Young for nothing, we package him with Singleton (who is caught in the combo forward glut) for a lottery pick that should position us to bring in a SG like Beal, Lamb, or Terrance Ross as a worst case scenario. That frees us up to draft Davis, Barnes, MKG, Robinson, or Sully with our own pick. If we get a SG and forward in the draft, we can target Batum or Ryan Andrson in FA. The salaries of Cook and Bell are balanced out this season by sending out Young and Singleton. Bell's salary next season is covered by the cash from the Clips. A year and a half of Bell should be good for our culture and he'd be a fine piece of a SG rotation with Crawford and our rookie.
How good would we look with a Wall, Beal, Batum, Davis, McGee starting lineup with Mack, Crawford, Bell, maybe Jeff Taylor (I think we should trade up into the 20s for him), Vesely, Booker, Seraphin, and Turiaf coming off the bench.


text: By 1975, Led Zeppelin had established itself as the premier hard rock group in the world, which gave them the luxury to experiment and to release older tracks which normally wouldn't see the light of day. Seven older tracks were added to eight new songs to create "Physical Graffiti", and the result is Zeppelins finest studio output."Kashmir", although overplayed, still ranks alongside "Stairway to Heaven" and the latter "Achilles' Last Stand" (from "Presence") as one of the bands greatest "Zepics". The real beauty of "Graffiti", however, lies with the songs which don't make the airwaves that often. "In My Time Of Dying" is one of Zeppelins underappreciated tracks. Similarly, "The Rover" , "Houses of the Holy", "Custard Pie", "The Wanton Song", and "Sick Again" illustrate the band could still compose a compact rocker and play it with conviction. Jimmy Pages talent shines on "In the Light" and "Ten Years Gone", proof that while he may not have been on the same technical level as his contemporary Jeff Beck, he was the most expressive and well rounded guitarist of his generation.The remaining songs show off Zeppelins diversity and fearlessness: traces of funk ("Trampled Underfoot"), country ("Down by the Seaside"), and soul ("Night Flight") grace "Graffiti's" grooves, along with acoustic blues ("Boogie With Stu", "Black Country Woman") and Pages shimmering acoustic solo "Bron-Y-Aur".Performance-wise, it is not Robert Plants finest hour, as he does sound hoarse in several songs, but his bravado makes up for lack of technical excellence. John Paul Jones continues to stretch out as a performer and songwriter (check out the intro of "In the Light" and his brass/string score of "Kashmir"), while the late John Bonham maneuvers through the complex time changes of "In My Time of Dying" and "Kashmir" with ease, the former containing some of his most powerful work.The album is not an easy first listen, especially when compared to earlier work such as "Led Zeppelin II", but it is the most powerful evidence that Led Zeppelin was at its creative peak.


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No criminal charges will be filed in the death of a 4-year-old Kansas City girl who was accidentally shot in the head, Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker said Wednesday.
Trinity Ross was shot at a home near 105th Terrace and Monroe Avenue in south Kansas City the morning of Jan. 10. She died days later at an area hospital.
"There is insufficient evidence to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that a crime was committed by a suspect in this case," said Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker. "In the interest of justice, criminal charges are being declined."
Police said the girl's father told them he owned the gun and forgot that he left it in the living room. He was not home at the time of the incident. His wife was not aware the gun was left on a chair when she left the room.
According to police, another child found the gun and pulled the trigger. The girl's stepmother heard the gunshot and ran back into the room, finding the little girl injured.
Baker noted that each case turns on its own unique set of facts.
"Here, the evidence suggested that the suspect normally kept the gun on his person or in a gun safe, and there is no indication the gun would have been readily visible to the children or that they even would have known that a gun was kept at the residence," Baker said.
Baker said the case was an unfortunate tragedy.
"(It) should serve as a reminder to everyone to practice responsible gun ownership and to always secure their weapons in a safe location," she said.
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Procopius describes the treaty made between the Roman emperor Honorius and the Vandals in which the Vandals are tricked and are eventually pressed to retaliate. Valentinian III became emperor and because of the effeminate upbringing and his association with the typical round of miscreant sorcerers, was unfit for the job and lost Libya.
Information on ancient Lybia, an area that includes Euesperides, Lepcis Magna, Tripoli, and Cyrenaica.
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Euesperides was a Greek colony in ancient Cyrenaica. "Next page" shows maps of the region in northern Libya and an explanation for the name and some history.
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Names of Tripoli from the 14th C BC to the present include Derbly, Mahallata, Niwam, Athar, Tripolis, and Al-Fayha'a.
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TAGBILARAN CITY, Philippines - – The Cebu City Niños ended their campaign in the 2012 Private Schools Athletic Association (PRISAA) Regional Meet with a big bang as they swept the gold medals in athletics event held at the Carlos P. Garcia Sports Complex here yesteday.
Bemedalled long-distance runner Mary Joy Tabal of Southwestern University (SWU) delivered Cebu City's last gold after topping the women's 5K run with the time of 19 minutes and 58.06 seconds. The men's title went to Reprinel Banzon of the University of Cebu (UC) with a 17:17.54 clocking.
The other gold medallists were Ernesto Ybañez and Irin Baluran of UC in triple jump, Sheena Gacayan and SWU's Rolan Batiancial in 800m run, Jade Recto in shot put, Geovanni Necessario in javelin throw, Ian Bernido and Joeyrey Lee in 3,000m run, Princess Baruc in discus throw, Lorna Olarita of the University of Southern Philippines Foundation (USPF) in 200m run, Kennick Alivio and Khenly Parcon.
In volleyball, the CESAFI grandslam champion SWU Lady Cobras took the women's title after thrashing Bohol Institute of Technology (BIT), 25-14, 25-7, 28-26 and 25-10, 25-12, 25-13, while the University of San Carlos (USC) Spiking Warriors secured the men's crown after taming the University of Bohol, 25-15, 17-25, 25-12, 25-18 and 25-17, 25-15, 25-21.
In basketball, TCC reigned supreme after overpowering Bohol, 95-87, and Dumaguete City, 98-83, while the University of the Visayas-manned sepak takraw also stole the show after crushing the Philippine Maritime Institute (PMI), 21-12, 21-16.
TCC also dominated the badminton event courtesy of USJ-R's Janel Dahiansan, Celia Li, Irish Mae Ares and Jessa Mae Lagut and USC's Peter Paul Tan, Jeffrey Lepaopao, Charles Plaza and John Roy Densing.
In karatedo, Ann Marie Dela Riarte hauled golds in women's individual and synchronized kata along with Mary France Dajunan and Lorraine May Parrotina. They also won gold in team kumite along with Lyrie Narboada and Julie Ann Japus.
In the men's bracket, Samuel Orillo Jr. topped the individual kata, syn-chronized kata as well as Bryan Adam Enopina and Rommel Montes, Jr. They also had a golden finish in team kumite along with John Rioland Mesia, Christian Mejalo, John Rey Abasolo, Amleto Gello and Micheal Morales.
Meanwhile, PRISAA National President Fr. Vicente L. Uy, SVD challenged all the National PRISAA-bound Central Visayas athletes to aim high in order to defend their national title.
"Defend our title. This is our battlecry now. Starting tomorrow, you should start training. We should not relax because our goal is to defend our title as the national champions. Everybody should strive hard and give their best because every medal counts," Fr. Uy told the athletes during the closing ceremonies yesterday at the University of Bohol gym.
"It takes a lot of training and sacrifices to win games. For the athletes, there's no room for failure. An athlete is someone who competes in order to win the prize. You should have the competitive spirit in each one of you," he added.
The National PRISAA will take place on April 22-28 here in the Queen City of the South. (FREEMAN)


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Loretta Devine is heading to the TV Land this week for a 2-episode arc in its freshman half-hour comedy series, The Soul Man.
Cedric the Entertainer stars in the original scripted sit-com, which is a spinoff of the network's Hot in Cleveland.
He stars as Rev. Boyce "The Voice" Ballantine, a former R & B singer turned minister, who takes over his father's church.
In the series Niecy Nash plays his wife, Jazz Raycole plays his daughter Lyric, John Beasley as Boyce's father, Barton, and Wesley Jonathan as his brother, Stamps.
In her 2-episode arc, Loretta Devine will play Della, the mother of Cedric the Entertainer's Reverend Boyce.
The storyline will go as follows (according to TV Guide):
She is called to St. Louis when her estranged husband Barton (John Beasley) decides he wants to move to Florida permanently after visiting his brother there. Stamps (Wesley Jonathan) will enlist Della's help in keeping his father in check.
Devine's first episode will air this Wednesday at 10/9c on TV Land.
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LAinsider | August 27, 2012 10:28 PM
Gray wig, saw her in the scene at First AME in Los Angeles screening last night . . .
ALM | August 27, 2012 6:55 PM
I'm with Boomslang. My first though was "is she old enough to play his mother"? I love her, though. She is super underrated and has a great acting range.
BeemooreeBeemooree | August 27, 2012 3:23 PM
She plays everyone mother
Boomslang | August 27, 2012 3:23 PM
This is buh-zarr , ain't she about the same age as Cedric ?


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The most important, and provable problem with GM or GE crops is the MASSIVE amount of pesticides used on them. Eating something that causes the stomach of insects to explode-one should also expect that during a lifetime of exposure from eating Bt corn there will be consequences to human health as well. While science cannot prove or deny that eating Genetically Engineered foods will cause cancer or tumors, eating foods saturated in pesticides can be. It is in the air, water, soil, and our bodies. They are neurological toxins that are destroying the chain of life, including bees, Monarchs and other butterflies, birds; and up the chain it goes. Neuro-toxins are not something to set aside and ignore. Round-up use has sky-rocketed as have neurological disorders. Science has collected enough data to prove that exposure to various chemicals causes DNA mutations that are to be handed down generationally.
Cross contamination is a real threat for every crop available that is near to GE crops. Once cross contamination happens there is no turning back, there are no organic crops.
The idea that GE crops are an agricultural dream are far from true-these crops deplete the soil of nutrients, contaminate the earth with synthetic chemicals, use more water and have lower yields in general. Genetically engineered food is NOT going to save the world. This is a ploy by biotech to get at the hearts of people. Please go to this link to see why: http://earthopensource.org/index.php/7-feeding-the-world/7-1-myth-gm-crops-are-needed-to-feed-the-world-s-growing-population
This article is very misleading, I would suggest people do more research on this subject before making a decision as to whether or not GMO's are safe.


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THURSDAY, Feb. 17 (HealthDay News) -- Bone mass and bone density in healthy adolescent males and females are inversely related to the age at which puberty starts, according to research published in the January issue of The Journal of Pediatrics.
Vicente Gilsanz, M.D., Ph.D., from the Children's Hospital Los Angeles, and colleagues examined the relationship between the timing and duration of puberty and bone mineral content and density. They analyzed data from 78 girls and 85 boys who reached puberty and completed sexual and skeletal development during the Bone Mineral Density in Childhood Study. The investigators calculated bone mineral density and content using dual X-ray absorptiometry (DXA).
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text: Former SKID ROW frontman Sebastian Bach told Billboard.com in a recent interview that he was approached to write a memoir, which he predicted could "make the dirt look clean."The Billboard.com writer, Gary Graff, took Sebastian's comment to mean that the singer's autobiography would top MÖTLEY CRÜE's "The Dirt: Confessions Of The World's Most Notorious Rock Band", something Bach now insists he never said or even implied. In a new post on his Facebook page, Bach writes, "Why does the press always put words in my mouth? You would think I would know better by now. "Someone asked me about my book and my answer was exactly this: 'I could make the dirt look clean if I wanted to.' Now every single thing I read about my book says, 'Sebastian says his book will surpass MÖTLEY CRÜE's 'The Dirt'. Only thing is... I never said that. I don't even know what kind of book it will be yet. "My book has nothing to do with MÖTLEY CRÜE! I love the CRÜE, but I have not decided if I want my book to be full-on burrito-fucking madness, or something different. "I have never used the words 'MÖTLEY CRÜE' when talking about my book, until this very post. "Thank you, I feel much better." During the Billboard.com interview, Bach stated about the prospect of writing his memoir, "It seems like such an overwhelming project, so don't hold your breath for it. He added, "It has to blow me away before I release it. I want to write it by myself; I look at Duff McKagan's [VELVET REVOLVER, GUNS N' ROSES] book, Dee Snider's [TWISTED SISTER] book, they wrote them by themselves and they're amazing books. So I might try, but if it doesn't put goosebumps on my arm, I won't put it out." Bach told the QMI Agency last year that his memoir would likely be a collaboration with Larry Sloman, the same man who helped pen "Scar Tissue", the autobiography of RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS singer Anthony Kiedis. "'Scar Tissue' had a lot to do with Anthony Kiedis's relationship with his dad, and I had a very 'strong' relationship with my dad," Sebastian said. "[My dad] was a famous painter in Canada, he owned Art Space in Peterborough in the '70s and we came from California, and we were like freaks in Peterborough. The Peterborough Examiner — all the articles about when my dad first got there, it was like, 'The hippies are coming to town!' I swear."


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A BABY boy who was born at four minutes past midnight on New Year's Day five weeks prematurely has finally come home to Atherton.
Ewan McCall was not due until February 7 but caused quite a stir by making an early appearance and becoming the first baby to be born at Bolton Hospital in 2014.
Mum Kelly Hupton's waters broke on Monday 30 and by New Year's Eve, Ewan had still not made an appearance.
Kelly, who lives in Gadbury Fold with the baby's father Ricky McCall, said: "They told Ricky to go home because they were planning to discharge me the next day but as soon as he left my contractions got stronger and stronger.
"The phone lines were blocked and the hospital couldn't get through to Ricky to tell him to come back. We finally got through at quarter to midnight and Ricky just made it to the delivery room before Ewan was born."
Ewan was a healthy 5lb 12.5oz but caught a virus and spent 48 hours in an incubator. He fought it off and was about to be discharged when he developed jaundice.
"It was a devastating blow really," said Kelly.
"I was told three times I would be able to go home but the staff here have been amazing and I want to say a big thank you to one midwife, Sarah, who had to give me the bad news but they were all so great and kept telling me not to worry."
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The Golden Nugget released the first bettable college football lines (for a brick and mortar casino, anyhow). Here is a look at the games involving Florida State, UF and Miami and my analysis. For in-depth analysis, you can listen to the On The Line Podcast, which is being recorded tonight.
- Miami at Kansas State (-7) (Too low. Early game w/ KSU most experienced BCS team in CFB Miami super young)
- Florida at Texas A&M (Pick) (thought anything within 3 either way. Will be on Texas A&M at this number for a variety of reasons to be discussed on tonight's podcast)
- Florida at Tennessee (+5)
(Surprised by this. UF back to back SEC road games with young/new offense certainly a factor, but I am surprised the Nugget laid out a line bigger than a field goal.)Oops! I read this wrong. This seems too high to me, as I was expecting within a FG line either way. I would take Tennessee at this number given that it is UF's second consecutive big road game.
- Clemson at Florida State (-8) (Dead on, anything between 7.5 and 9.5 is right. Won't get 7 or less or 10 or more. Line implies FSU is 4 points better than Clemson on a neutral field and a big game at Doak gets about 4 points of home field value.)
- LSU at Florida (+7) (Seems too high. Implies LSU would be favored by 15 or 16 in Tiger Stadium)
- South Carolina at Florida (-3.5) (Seems right for evenly matched teams)
- Miami vs. Notre Dame (-9.5) (Seems low! Game in Chicago! Not a true neutral field. 4 point HFA for Notre Dame at least, and ND is certainly a TD better over Miami on true neutral field)
- Florida State at Miami (+9.5) (I expected to see a double digit number here. A little low)
- Florida vs. Georgia (-4.5) (About what I expected)
- Virginia Tech at Miami (+6.5) (Thursday night game for which Miami fans might show up)
- Missouri at Florida (-5.5) (Too low. If this remains under a TD I'll bet UF heavily. Line implies UF is not at least a FG better than Missouri on neutral field. )
- Florida State at Virginia Tech (-1) (No problem with being the underdog here. Expect within a FG line to either side)
- Florida at Florida State (-7.5) (Again, anything between 7.5 and 9.5. Won't get a flat 7 or a 10).
- Quite disappointed that they did not post any lines for Georgia Tech, any North Carolina school, etc. Also wanted to see Clemson-VT and that didn't come.
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Steelers rally to beat Ravens, 31-24January 16, 2011 5:00 AM
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Mike Tomlin did not pull a Knute Rockne at halftime, no fiery speech or uplifting words. Little occurred out of the ordinary as the Steelers left the field trailing by two touchdowns at the half Saturday against Baltimore in their playoff game at Heinz Field.
The instructions from a few veterans came quickly and decisively after an error-filled first half. "Get your heads up," defensive end Brett Keisel said. "There's a lot of football left to play."
"We had to execute better and not beat ourselves," tight end Heath Miller said. The Steelers turned everything around when they scored three times off three third-quarter Baltimore turnovers to reclaim the lead and then snapped a tie when Rashard Mendenhall scored his second touchdown, a 2-yard run with 1:33 left. The final was 31-24 and not secured until T.J. Houshmandzadeh dropped a pass that would have given the Ravens a first down at the Steelers 36 with 1:03 left.
The winning touchdown came after a 58-yard catch on third down by rookie Antonio Brown put the ball on the Ravens 4.
"Styles make fights," said Tomlin. "Those two teams are Hagler-Hearns right there. It was great for the game of football."
Especially for the Steelers, who move on to their fifth AFC championship game in the past decade next Sunday. The New York Jets will play at New England today to determine their opponent. If the Jets win, the game will be played at Heinz Field. If it is the Patriots, they will play at New England.
Both teams beat the Steelers in Heinz Field this season.
"We're not afraid of anybody," said linebacker James Farrior, but indicated he would like to play at home, so "I'm rooting for the Jets."
The Steelers pulled out a game that was atypical of the past seven close games with the Ravens, mostly low-scoring affairs decided by 3 or 4 points.
Turnovers changed all that with Baltimore jumping to a 21-7 lead after scoring on two short touchdown drives, then the Steelers scoring 17 points off three Ravens turnovers in the second half.
Hines Ward, whose 8-yard touchdown reception from Ben Roethlisberger in the third quarter tied the score, 21-21, said: "When you turn the ball over the way we did, a lot of teams usually give up, and it ends up being a blowout. But we stayed the course and we found a way to win.
"And what a better way to win and put Baltimore out of the tournament. They asked for us and they kept asking for us. Sometimes, like my momma always said, be careful what you ask for."
Safety Ryan Clark, who had two tackles for losses in the first half, pulled off two Troy Polamalu-like plays in the third quarter to help put his team back in it.
Clark stripped Ray Rice of the ball, and LaMarr Woodley recovered at the Ravens 23. Two plays later, Roethlisberger found Heath Miller wide open in the back of the end zone for a touchdown to cut the lead to 21-14.
Clark intercepted a Joe Flacco pass on Baltimore's next series and returned it 17 yards to the 25. Three plays later, Roethlisberger rifled a pass to Ward for an 8-yard touchdown.
The two kickers traded field goals with Shaun Suisham's 35-yarder giving the Steelers a 24-21 lead with 12:15 to go and then Billy Cundiff knotting it back up for the Ravens with a 24-yarder and 3:54 left.
That set up the final dramatics. The Steelers had a third down and 19 to go at their 38 with 2:07 left with a punt looming to give the Ravens one last shot. Roethlisberger, however, uncorked a deep pass that Brown caught and maintained control of by holding it against his helmet before his momentum took him out of bounds at the Baltimore 4 with 1:58 to go.
"Let's just chuck it deep," Roethlisberger said of that play. "If they pick it, it will be a pick way down there, just as good as a punt. ... [Brown] usually gets short routes, and he's only in for a handful of them. He stepped up big when his number was called and he made a play.''
It took four plays and a penalty, but Mendenhall finally scored from the 2 for a 7-point Steelers lead. It did not end, however, until Houshmandzadeh -- who famously stomped on a Terrible Towel in a 2005 Cincinnati Bengals victory at Heinz Field and who beat the Steelers with a touchdown catch in October -- dropped the final pass.
"It's unbelievable," a distraught Houshmandzadeh said. "I can't believe that happened. I can't recall ever dropping the ball when the team needed the play."
The turnovers led to the high score because otherwise it was typical Steelers-Ravens defense. The Ravens managed just 126 total yards, the second fewest in Pittsburgh postseason history only to the 123 Minnesota managed in Super Bowl IX. The Steelers more than doubled that with 263.
Roethlisberger came under heavy pressure all day -- he was sacked six times (three by linebacker Terrell Suggs) and he ran six more, most of them scrambles. Yet he completed 19 of 32 passes for 226 yards, two touchdowns -- again, no interceptions -- and a 101.8 passer rating.
His counterpart, Flacco, did not play as well. He was 16 of 30 for 125 yards and one 4-yard touchdown pass to Todd Heap and Clark's interception. The Steelers sacked him five times, three by James Harrison.
"To be honest, he must have gotten a little shook up," Harrison said. "He had guys hitting him."
After the Steelers scored twice to tie it, Flacco fumbled the second snap from scrimmage on the next series, and Keisel recovered for the Steelers at the Ravens' 23. That set up Suisham's field goal to put the Steelers ahead, 24-21.
"We got after him good," Keisel said of Flacco.
It was a turnaround from what happened in the first half.
Baltimore scored two touchdowns on two short drives after Steelers turnovers in the first half -- a fumble by Roethlisberger that all but one player thought was an incomplete pass, and a Mendenhall fumble.
The half ended, appropriately enough, with a missed 43-yard field goal by Suisham. It also ended without coach Tomlin having a challenge left via instant replay and with cornerback Bryant McFadden out of the game with an injury to his hip.
The Steelers saw their 7-0 lead -- a 1-yard Mendenhall run to cap their first series -- quickly wiped out.
The Steelers fell behind, 14-7, by the end of the first quarter as Rice ran 14 yards to cap one drive and Baltimore scored on a strange play and mental lapse by the Steelers.
On second down from his 10, Roethlisberger dropped back with no one else in the backfield and, as he set to throw, he was hit from behind by Suggs and the ball popped forward.
The players reacted as if it were an incomplete pass, even though no official blew a whistle. Defensive end Cory Redding scooped up the ball at the 13 and ran into the end zone for a touchdown and a 14-7 Baltimore lead.
But it did not stop there. Mendenhall fumbled at his 16 and, six plays later, Flacco threw a 4-yard touchdown pass to Heap, who was wide open in the right corner.
With 5:43 left in the first half, Baltimore had more points than they had in any full game against the Steelers since 2007 and a 21-7 lead.
A little later, the Steelers got their chins off the ground.
"Guys were kind of hanging their head," Keisel said. "You never want to go down at the half by 14 points."
The Ravens did not hang their heads. Instead, they spent the third quarter dropping the ball, and the Steelers are heading to another title game because of it.
For more on the Steelers, read the blog, Ed Bouchette On the Steelers at www.post-gazette.com/plus . Ed Bouchette can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com .


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Landry Jones will shock every one and be a first Round Pick today!!!!!! Here is why... IF being successful in College Football doesn't matter anymore as far as where you are drafted then why even play it? We should just let the talking head Armchair experts pick who will be successful based on what traits they have.. But I say If your traits don't translate to completed passes, yards,first downs , TD's,Scores and wins in college then how are they going do that in the NFL..Inversely if your flaws don't hinder you from being successful then they wont in college as well. This new thinking that traits that best determine success is more important than actual success playing in college has led Landry Jones to be the most under rated QB's ever. Landry has had one of the best 4 year careers in NCAA history averaging 4000 plus yards and 30 TD's a year for 4 years. Landry threw for 16647 yds and 123 TD's with a 39-11 record winning 3-1 bowl game record and two conference championships. Landry set all the passing records at OU, and in the Big12 (who has had 7 1st round QB's in the last 6 years) and Landry is the 3rd all time leading passer in NCAA history in yards completions and attempts. Landry Completed 63.5% of his 2184 attempts, that is one of the strongest completion percentages because of the higher number of throws. Landry played in a BCS conference and against a lot of top 25 teams
So how then is Jones considered to be 3-6th round QB and ranked 4th-10th in a week class?? Analyst say that Landry " folds under pressure, makes mistakes at big moments, lacks pocket presence, cant win the big game, Lacks something in his competitive make up , isn't mobile enough, leveled off early and never developed, had a disappointing Senior year" If hear these statements you must think that they are true, but then you examine them closely and you see that they are over blown subjective opinions that way off.. OU has the most successful football program of all time, with 14 straight years of 10 win plus seasons in a row they have expectations that are higher than most. The Standard for Success at OU and in College football is perfection. Even though Landry Jones was the one of the most successful QB's to ever play at OU he never meet the perfection standard that Bradford did of an Undefeated Season and a shot at the National Championship.. So therefor it was Landry's fault that they lost a few big games and so he sucks.. The national Media picked up on this and ran with it and the knocks on Landry being bad a pressure and not winning the big one stuck even though both are contradicted by the numbers.
FIRST THE SUCKS AT PRESSURE CLAIM: Landry threw the ball more than any other QB in this draft by far.. 700 passes more than Geno Smith and 1400 passes more than EJ Manuel.. Landry had way more opportunities to be pressured and make mistakes when pressured.. So then you would expect Landry to have a ton of Interceptions and Sacks and really Suck at 3rd down conversions Landry only threw 52 Interceptions and was sacked only 54 times.. That is one Interception and Sack per 42 passes.. Then only person who has a lower int ratio is Geno Smith, but smith has 79 Sacks.. So are Landry's mistakes outside of the statistical norm for all QB's No.. Landry Has something that is better than dealing well with pressure and that is Avoiding it.. Jones averages 2.44 Sec Snap to release and makes quick decisions and has the arm to drop deep and throw completions with accuracy..
JONES CANT WIN THE BIG ONE: Jones won 39 big ones and only lost 11 games in 4 years.. All games are Big at OU when you expect 13-0.. Wining 3 bowl games and beating Texas three times and OSU twice and Nebraska Jones Beat RG3, Tannehill, Weedon, Geno Smith and Ej Manuel in head to head games... Some of the losses came against some really good teams Like #1 Notre Dam and KSU, and Texas A&M .. and Landry performed well in the Losses.. Landry threw for over 400 yds in two losses and 290-356 in 4 more at higher completion rates..
JONES LEVELED OFF EARLY IN HIS CAREER: Jones sophomore season he thew 619 passes for 4700 yards and 38 TD's at 65% only 13 INTs The Sooners Went 12-2 winning the Fiesta Bowl.. Only the top 10 QB's in the NFL reach this level of over 4k yards and 30 plus touchdowns. How can you do any better than this??.. 2011 Jones dropped to 29 TD's and 4400 yards but on only 561 attempts.. 2012 4267 yards and 30 td's on 555 attempts.. This isn't regressing it's performing at a top level for a long time this is consistency. This is what it means to be the best.. OU defense got worse and was on the field longer and Jones Got Less attempts and a few less yards..
No body is calling Payton Manning a 'crappy" QB because he Lost in the first round of the Playoffs by throwing an INT after winning 13 games and throwing for 4600 yards... NFL teams will see what I see and will have Landry higher on their board and he will end up going in the first round.. Going on about "traits" of players may make you sound like your smart but those traits either translate to success or they don't.. Saying some guy who has a loosing record and never completed over 60% of their passes is better than someone who won all their games and completed 64% of their passes is really stupid.. To those who say Stats don't matter you scout the player.. I say the Numbers are the player.. Stats are a cumulative representation of what you see on film.
Jones is a player of High Character and is very smart and Hard Working. Jones did make aggressive mistakes like not giving up on plays and not checking down enough, but that can be coached and fixed.. He will be one of the best Proving the Lewin Career Forecast right just like Russell Wilson did...
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i was completely overwhelmed with the friends/family/blends who came to support me.
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Deadspin: The Kansas City Chiefs Might Have The Worst Workplace In America
Kent Babb's article make the national media rounds. It will be interesting to see how this is received and digested by other media outlets. Bill Williamson over at ESPN more or less dismissed it. A place like Deadspin will certainly relish in the deconstruction of sports figure personas...but could also be useful if they deconstruct the local sports narrative the same way they do ESPN's. Fascinating to say the least.


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Stoke City named Mark Hughes as manager of the Premier League soccer club, replacing Tony Pulis.
Leeds United named Brian McDermott as manager, the English soccer club said on its website.
Queens Park Rangers said manager Neil Warnock hasn't quit and is preparing the club for its return to the Premier League.
Bahrain-based International Investment Bank plans to sell the stake it acquired in Leeds United last week once the value of the three-time English soccer champion rises, its chief executive officer said.
Leeds United hired Neil Warnock as manager to replace the fired Simon Grayson, the club said in a statement on its website.
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Premier League head Richard Scudamore wants the world soccer to follow his lead by banning investment funds from buying shares in players, a $3 billion-a- year market. His opponents say the plan won't work.
Queens Park Rangers appointed Mark Hughes as manager, two days after Neil Warnock was fired with the club one spot above the relegation positions in English soccer's Premier League.
English Championship soccer club Leeds United have appointed Neil Warnock as manager until the end of next season.
Neil Warnock has been fired as manager by Premier League soccer club Queens Park Rangers, Sky Sports reported, citing sources it didn't identify.
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Jonas Brothers to go to WAshington
Okay. Our names are sarah and samantha Meadows. We got tickets to the jonas Brothers concert in oklahoma city on July 8th. But the problem is is that i am probobly moving to washington may 30th. So either i have to sell the tickets or fly to oklahoma july 8th. and i dont wanna go through all that trouble so if they came to washington that would solve the whole thing. I could sell my tickets and buy the one in washington. Anywhere in washington. But im wishing its near kennewick. So please sign this petition and help us to get get them to come to Washington. the closest place to Kennewick. And let it be After May 30th. Thank you. & we are in love with the jonas brothers. love: Sarah and samantha meadows
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Update: Hampton Man Arrested after the Execution of a Search Warrant
Date of News Release: 02/06/2013
(Hampton, KY) -- The Kentucky State Police (KSP) continues to investigate the chop shop operation that was raided on 01/31/2013 (listed below). As a result, KSP charged Joseph Shane Robinson (38) of Hampton, KY with the following additional offenses today, listed below:
(5) Receiving Stolen Property-Under $10,000, Class D Felony (enclosed trailer)
(6) Obscuring the Identity of a Machine-Under $10,000, Class D Felony (utility trailer)
(7) Receiving Stolen Property-Over $10,000, Class C Felonies (Harley Davidson motorcycles) 3 COUNTS
(8) Criminal Mischief – First Degree, Class D Felonies 5 COUNTS
In total this investigation has led to the recovery of five (5) stolen Harley Davidson motorcycles and Harley Davidson motorcycle parts, from four (4) states. It has also resulted in charges related to three (3) stolen trailers, and the recovery of two (2) reported stolen trailers, in addition to the furniture and electronics listed below.
The investigation is continuing is continuing by KSP, and more arrests may be pending. Robinson remains lodged in the McCracken County Jail.
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Hampton Man Arrested after the Execution of a Search Warrant
Date of News Release: 01/31/2013
(Hampton, KY) -- On this date, a multi-agency law enforcement investigation led to the execution of a search warrant at a rural, northern Livingston County home and farm property. Troopers and detectives with the Kentucky State Police, along with deputies from the Livingston, Lyon and Crittenden County Sheriff's Departments executed a search warrant on Duley Road, near Hampton, KY.
Police discovered a significant amount of property that had been reported stolen to several other law enforcement agencies. Troopers discovered a suspected "chop shop operation" with two stolen Harley Davidson motorcycles being recovered, one that was reported stolen to the Marshall County Sheriff's Department, and one that was reported stolen in the state of Ohio. Troopers also recovered numerous other motorcycle parts believed to have been removed from other stolen motorcycles.
In addition, Troopers recovered an enclosed trailer that was reported stolen to the Crittenden County Sheriff's Department. Also recovered were items stolen (furnishings & electronics) in a November theft in Kuttawa that had been reported to the Lyon County Sheriff's Department.
Joseph Shane Robinson (38) of Hampton was arrested and charged with the following felony offenses:
(1)Receiving Stolen Property-Over $500
(2)Receiving Stolen Property-Over $500
(3) Receiving Stolen Property-Under $10,000
(4) Receiving Stolen Property-Over $10,000
Robinson was lodged in the McCracken County Jail. No bond has been set at this time. The investigation is continuing by the Kentucky State Police.
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The New York Times takes a critical look at small military hospitals where the limited number of patients may compromise doctors' ability to treat serious problems. Other stories look at a surge in surgery prices and at programs to standardize children's surgical care.
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations, including an analysis of care at small military hospitals and a look at the $8 billion in health law taxes that come due Sept. 30.
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Jackson Health System offers free and reduced-cost treatment for those who qualify, but advocacy groups complain it fails to meet requirements for charity care.
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"Patterson was the 3rd overall pick of the 1998 MLB draft. Obviously, he was once considered a high prospect. He played great in the minors and made his way to the bigs by the end of the 2000 season. For the first couple of years in the majors he was never really able to put it together, but he did manage to have a .840 OPS season in 2003. In 2003, he hurt his knee in his best season of his career and was only able to play in 83 games. Since then, his numbers have begun to decline which is strange since he will only be 28 years old this season. The most significant decline has been in power. If he can regain his 20+ homerun power to go with his 35+ stolen base speed, he can be an asset to any team."


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Visiting Artists and Scholars Lecture Series
Linda Besemer
Monday, April 8, 2013 - 7:30pm
Lecture Hall
Free and open to the public. Advance registration recommended.
San Francisco Art Institute
800 Chestnut Street
San Francisco,
About the Lecture
Without canvas or traditional support, Linda Besemer explores the plasticity and physicality of painting. Spilling from aluminum rods and cleats affixed to gallery walls are dried sheets of two-sided patterned acrylic paint. Referencing critical theory, feminism, minimalism, decoration, and finish fetish, her paintings question the forms and underlying signifying practices of modernism, abstraction, and two-dimensional illusion. She is a Winifred Johnson Clive Foundation Distinguished Visiting Fellow at SFAI.
Besemer's paintings have been featured in numerous museums, most notably: The Whitney Museum of American Art, The Corcoran Gallery of Contemporary Art, SITE Sante Fe, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Albright-Knox Museum, The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, The San Diego Museum of Art, The South Eastern Center for Contemporary Art, The Bucksbaum Center for the Arts, Grand Arts, Kansas City, The Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, The Weatherspoon Museum of Art, The Dayton Museum of Art, and The Palm Beach ICA. She is also exhibiting internationally in Europe, Asia, and South America.
She is a recipient of a Louis Comfort Tiffany Foundation Grant, The George and Eliza Howard Foundation Grant in Painting, The Chuck Close Rome Prize in Painting from the American Academy in Rome, and The Anonymous Was A Woman Grant.
Besemer teaches painting and drawing at Occidental College. She also taught academic courses in the Gender Studies Department and served as the Chair of both the departments of Art History and Visual Arts and Gender Studies. Additionally, Besemer was awarded The Graham L. Sterling Memorial Award for faculty achievement and she was granted an endowed professorship becoming The James Irvine Distinguished Professor of the Arts.
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Linda Besemer
Red-Purple Slab, 2009
Cast Acrylic Paint Sculpted, 12"x 9"x 4"
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About the Visiting Artists and Scholars Lecture Series
SFAI's Visiting Artists and Scholars (VAS) lecture series provides students and faculty—as well as the wider Bay Area public—with direct exposure to major figures in contemporary global art and culture. It creates an open forum through which SFAI's students are challenged to go beyond basic canonical approaches to the study of art and to discover a global perspective that encourages conceptual and comparative approaches. In addition to the public lectures they give, visiting artists and scholars regularly engage with students in an immediate and active way, by teaching intensives or by participating in seminars, critiques, or colloquia.
All VAS lectures begin at 7:30 pm in the Lecture Hall on SFAI's 800 Chestnut Street campus. For a complete schedule of SFAI's lectures and events, please visit www.sfai.edu/events
Thank You!
SFAI's exhibitions and public programs—a component of which is the Visiting Artists and Scholars Lecture Series—are supported in part by the Grants for the Arts/San Francisco Hotel Tax Fund. The Winfred Johnson Clive Foundation Distinguished Visiting Fellowships in Interdisciplinary Painting Practices are funded by the Winifred Johnson Clive Foundation.


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Just in time for Martin Luther King Junior Day and Black History Month -- the Vermont Department of Tourism is debuting a new interactive map called the African-American History Trail.
The map, which is on Google -- so you can take it with you on your phone or computer as you go -- showcases 12 stops across the state. Each balloon on the map provides a description of what the stop entails. From museums to historical landmarkers, officials say it's a trip that's sure to be educational not only for tourists but for locals who may not realize how much civil rights history is right here in Vermont.
"From activists to abolitionists, we've got a lot of firsts in this state. It's so much to be proud of and really to let people know and to see those historical markers and those exhibits," said Jen Butson with the Vermont Dept. Of Tourism & Marketing.
Butson said it's a trail you can complete throughout the year as some stops on the map are only opened seasonally.