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Crowned by three dramatic towers, Lichfield Cathedral is a stunning Gothic fantasy, constructed in stages from 1200 to 1350.
A short walk south of Erasmus Darwin House, this absorbing museum charts the life of the pioneering lexicographer, wit, poet and critic Samuel Johnson, who moved to London from his native Lichfield and devoted nine years to producing the first dictionary of the English language. Johnson was later immortalised in James Boswell's famous biography The Life of Samuel Johnson .
After turning down the job of royal physician to King George III – perhaps a lucky escape, considering the monarch's descent into madness – Erasmus Darwin became a leading light in the Lunar Society, debating the origins of life with such luminaries as Wedgwood, Boulton and Watt decades before his grandson Charles came up with the theory of evolution.
The regal, neoclassical mansion of Shugborough is the ancestral home of renowned royal photographer Lord Lichfield and a good proportion of the wall space is devoted to his work. Unless you're an ardent monarchist, a more compelling reason to visit is the staterooms' collection of exquisite Louis XV and XVI furniture.
Set in attractive parkland, the modern production centre for Josiah Wedgwood's porcelain empire displays an extensive collection of historic pieces, including plenty of Wedgwood's delicate, neoclassical blue-and-white jasperware.
Assembled by Victorian horticulturalist James Bateman, the superbly landscaped Biddulph Grange Gardens present a botanical-world tour, including Chinese, Egyptian and Italian gardens and a huge bank of Himalayan rhododendrons that flower simultaneously in spring.
About 10 miles north of Stoke-on-Trent, wonderfully wonky Little Moreton Hall is a gem of medieval architecture. A stack of time-worn timbers, warped gables and leaded windows, dating back to the 16th-century, this moated mansion is a bona fide museum piece, with original frescoes and a charming knot garden.
England's most popular theme park, Alton Towers is truly a must for white-knuckle fiends. Entry prices are almost as steep as the rides, of which there are more than 100 - including the terrifying vertical drop of the Oblivion, upside-down roller coasters, log flumes and more. Rita, Queen of Speed catapults you from 0-100kph in a lunch-losing 2.5 seconds.
This museum houses an extensive ceramics display, from Toby jugs and jasperware to outrageous ornamental pieces such as the Minton Peacock. You can also see treasures from the outstanding Staffordshire Hoard , displays on the WWII Spitfire (created by the Stoke-born aviator Reginald Mitchell) and artworks by TS Lowry and Sir Henry Moore.
The 14th-century St Edward's Church has drop-dead gorgeous Pre-Raphaelite stained-glass windows designed by Edward Burne-Jones, as well as the remains of a 7th-century Saxon preaching cross in the churchyard.
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Winchester High School will begin play in their Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) tournaments this week, with the girls' hockey team playing Monday night, according to the MIAA website.
In the North Division 2 tournament, the no. 21 ranked Winchester (10-9-1) girls' hockey squad takes on no. 12 ranked Burlington (11-7-0) at 8:10 p.m. Monday in Burlington. The winner advances to the second round to play no. 5 ranked Gardner (11-4-2). A time and location for the second-round tilt have yet to be determined.
Meanwhile, the no. 13 ranked Winchester High boys' basketball team, which had a regular season record of 11-9, plays no. 4 ranked Salem (15-5) at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Salem in the North Division 2 tournament. The winner from the preliminary round game will take on either no. 5 ranked Brighton (15-6) or no. 12 ranked Burlington (11-9) at a time and place to be determined.


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COMMUNITY pioneer Cheryl Reynolds has won a seat on Lyme Regis Town Council following an 'overwhelming response' of by-election votes in her favour.
Cheryl received 877 votes compared to schoolteacher Seroas Strain who received 384 votes; a difference of 493 votes and believed to be one of the largest ever majority votes in a town council by-election.
Town clerk John Wright, said the by-election voting saw a 44 per cent turn out of people, which is 'very high' for a town council by-election.
He added: "This percentage may have been exaggerated because people were also voting for the European elections on the same day."
In her election address, Cheryl promised to do 'all she could to get the Saturday town bus service reinstated' and said she will work hard to tackle all aspects of concern in the community.
Cheryl, who was born and educated in Lyme Regis, has organised numerous events over the years to raise funds for good causes in the local community.
She recently played the lead role in raising more than £12,000 for the Lyme Regis skatepark, which was given the green light in April following decades of community campaigning.
Cheryl also holds a key role as advisor in the Lyme Regis Play Park Fundraising Association and together with the association has recently campaigned for the remodelling of the Anning Road playing field, which was also recently deemed a priority by the town council for the 2015 to 2016 financial year.
Lyme Regis town councillor Mark Gage told the Lyme Regis News that he had heard the number of votes for Cheryl in the by-election had been overwhelmingly in her favour.
He added: "I would like to welcome Cheryl to the town council and very much look forward to working with her in the best interests of the community."
Seroas Strain, who lives near Axminster, teaches religious studies, local government and politics at the Woodroffe School – this year's by-election marked his second attempt to win a seat on the town council.
The vacancy at Lyme Regis Town Council was caused by the resignation of Cheryl's brother Daryl Turner, who is also a county and district councillor.
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MADISON (WKOW) -- March is National Nutrition Month, a month dedicated to eating right.
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---- — ANDERSON — A boy who apparently saw the genesis of a small fire at a downtown apartment building said he saw sparks fly up when he pulled his cellphone charger out of the wall, and flames followed.
Nobody was hurt by the blaze, which was contained within a few minutes, but at least three families were displaced Monday evening, at least temporarily, until cleanup was finished at 231 E. 13th St.
Smoke billowed out of a building front window about 6 p.m., and a visible scorch mark lined the outside of a side window on the second floor of the two-story red brick building. Anderson Fire Department Battalion Chief Gary Condon said the fire was out within 15 minutes, but firefighters needed to come back about 8 p.m. because a hot spot in the building flared up again.
He said the blaze was contained to only the top floor of the building, and was possibly contained to one room.
Mike Jackson, who lives in the apartment that was affected, said he was watching the news on TV in one room when his son, who was reading in another room, ran in to tell him about the fire. The boy said he went over to a wall where his cellphone was plugged in, attempted to pull the phone charger out of the wall and sparks flew up the wall and caught fire.
"We have nowhere to go tonight. I hope it's not serious," Jackson said.
Witnesses along 13th Street said they saw flames shooting out of the scorched window for several minutes before firefighters arrived.
Darrin Rutherford, who lives in another upstairs apartment, said he hoped that his family didn't lose everything in the blaze. He said he didn't smell anything unusual and the fire completely caught him by surprise. Rutherford lives in the apartment with his wife and his daughter, who just had a baby.
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As a certified personal trainer and a police officer with nearly a decade of experience, I'm always shocked when someone arrives at the police fitness test date ill-prepared and out of shape. Because they were notified of the test 2-3 months before, there is no excuse for showing up like that. Two months or more is plenty of time to prepare yourself physically.
Regardless of warnings about the test, candidates still show up unprepared and out of shape. There's only one logical explanation for being in poor physical shape before your police fitness test and that is laziness. You never want to be labeled as a lazy recruit when seeking a police job; especially when some of the people influential in getting you hired may be helping administer the test on your testing date. YIKES!
That's why it's vital to always put your best foot forward during the selection process; you never know who is the decision maker in terms of deciding to hire you or someone else.
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The police fitness requirements may differ among departments but all of them seek to evaluate three major fitness categories:
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- Aerobic Power
The test will usually begin by evaluating your strength and endurance which consists of sit-ups, push-ups, and pull-ups (depending on the agency). Once you complete work at that exercise station, you'll be directed to the 300 meter sprint. Immediately followed by the 1.5 mile run and/or the dummy drag or obstacle course you will have to complete.
All of these exercise stations are timed and you must complete each exercise within a certain time restraint. I can't give you an accurate time requirement because it varies from agency to agency. Regardless of the time, you must be in excellent physical shape to Pass The Police Officer physical Fitness Test.
Here's a good 7 day workout split that can help you effectively schedule your training program from week to week.
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If you are looking for a workout plan to help prepare for either the police academy and/or the police agility test, make sure you follow a law enforcement specific workout program that focuses on improving the three major fitness categories mentioned above. Also make sure you change your workout routine every four weeks to avoid stagnation. I hope this article helped you in some way.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Tim Stanley: The Tea Party Isn't Anti-Intellectual -- They Just Don't Like Disasterous Ivy-League Policies
Dr Tim Stanley is a research fellow in American History at Oxford University. He is working on a biography of Pat Buchanan. His personal website is www.timothystanley.co.uk and you can follow him on Twitter @timothy_stanley.
The Republican race has convinced many journalists that the Tea Party is congenitally stupid. "Bachmann and Perry frequently take policy positions that fly in the face of science," writes one self-described "science advocate" in the Huffington Post. He goes on to list statements they have made about sex education, evolution, global warming and the death penalty to argue that they are in a "race to unreason". Maureen Dowd in The New York Times provides circumstantial evidence that Rick Perry is a cretin: "Studying to be a veterinarian, he stumbled on chemistry and made a D one semester and an F in another… He even got a C in gym." You read that right: according to Dowd the poor fellow can't even master a skipping rope. The liberal press has concluded that the only alternative to this confederacy of dunces is Jon Huntsman. He's "The Presidential Candidate the Media Hates the Least", according to one headline, although that's probably because no one in the newsroom has ever heard of him....
But the broad charge of "anti-intellectualism" is totally untrue. Religious and fiscal conservatives read books – lots of them. That's why the best-seller lists for the New York Times are so eclectic. In between Jonathan Franzen and Christopher Hitchens, you'll find conservative polemicist Ann Coulter and evangelical preacher Joel Osteen. Townhall.com recently offered a list of 25 books every conservative should read. There were some predictable entries (economists Hayek and Friedman), but also a surprising appreciation for Mark Twain. Economically, the American Right boasts schools of thought that have dramatically reshaped the world. Britain and Chile took their lead from theories propounded at the University of Chicago. The neoconservatives (out of fashion now, but once the most powerful philosophical force in the Western World) can claim a remarkable intellectual lineage running from Leo Strauss to Bill Kristol. Social traditionalism provides a wonderful vein of literature (Russell Kirk, Clyde Wilson), as does the contemporary Catholic Right (John Dilulio). Two years ago, the star speaker at the Conservative Political Action Conference dinner was the historian Eugene Genovese. The liberal professors who still use his textbooks on the history of slavery are presumably unaware of quite how cantankerously Right-wing Genovese really is....
At the heart of the Tea Party is an experiment in democracy and self-rule. Its members refuse to be told what to do or what to believe. In this sense, they are the antithesis of the intellectual elitism that permeates Ivy League academia. Some might call them wilfully stupid. History will say they were wise beyond their years.
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From Georges St. Pierre's brilliance to the rise of Cain Velasquez, 2010 has seen an incredible display of MMA. The rise of some young fighters to the fall of some veterans, 2010 had it all.
I know it's a bit early and I thought about doing a "What I Want for Christmas" piece, but that can wait until next week. Since the rise of the UFC we have become spoiled with the amount of MMA we get to see week in and week out. Some people will never be happy, but I know I am.
I am going to look back at this past year in mixed martial arts and express my gratitude for the men who have made this sport as great as it is. There were so many memorable fights, amazing finishes and shocking turns of events. I'd love to know what you are grateful for as well. This is the time of the year where it is better to give than to receive or so they say!
No matter what this man does it is never enough. He dominates Dan Hardy for five rounds and secures two submissions that most fighters would have succumbed to and fans are still not happy! Then he thoroughly outclasses Josh Koscheck by doing what Koscheck said he would never do; stand and trade with him. Do you realize we are getting the opportunity to watch the Babe Ruth of MMA right now? Every time he fights he is better than the time before. He is an incredible athlete with an unbelievable work ethic who upholds all of the integrity that makes this sport so special.
The WEC-UFC Merger:
I realize it may mean less free MMA on television, but as a true fan of the sport and the men who compete in it, the merger makes sense and will allow the lighter fighters an opportunity to shine and make more money as well. Just look at the past week as the UFC was able to sign Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto and Michihiro Omigawa, two of the world's top featherweights. Being able to make more money and compete inside the Octagon had a lot to do with the organization finally securing these fighters. We will get to watch Urijah Faber, Miguel Torres, Jose Aldo and so many other great fighters fight under the same banner as GSP and Anderson Silva. Well deserved if you ask me.
I've interviewed Velasquez before and he is as humble as they come. Everything that he has accomplished he has busted his ass for. Watching him tear through Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and then Brock Lesnar was simply awesome and I am a fan of both men. Velasquez is the type of fighter who goes about his business the way fighters are supposed to. He works hard, respects his opponents and the sport. It's amazing to see him progress the way he has and he hasn't reached his peak yet. Now that's scary.
Junior Dos Santos:
Dos Santos is another in the long line of brilliant Brazilian fighters. Ever since he shocked the MMA world by dropping Fabricio Werdum with a well placed uppercut at UFC 90 the man has been on a mission. In 2010 alone he has defeated Gilbert Yvel, Gabriel Gonzaga and Roy Nelson. He has the best stand-up in the heavyweight division and while his ground game has yet to be tested, something tells me he will do just fine against Velasquez when they meet sometime in the next few months. Two young guns will battle over the sports most prestigious title. If that doesn't get you excited I don't know what will.
Is this guy an animal or what? No one has been able to touch this guy, he has yet to be tested and I truly don't know if that will happen at 145lbs. The UFC thinks so highly of him that they offered him an opportunity to fight Kenny Florian in January. Not only would it have been his first fight as a lightweight, but he would have been fighting in the UFC for the first time as well. I truly believe that Aldo will be a fighter that goes down in the history books as one of the best pound for pound fighters of all time. How great is it that we are lucky enough to watch him compete?
While many believe his win against BJ Penn at UFC 112 was very controversial, he more than made up for it with his dominant performance against Penn at UFC 118 just four months later. Now that he is champion the division has opened up once again after watching Penn dominate it for the previous two years. Regardless of the outcome of his bout with Grey Maynard next month there are so many fighters waiting in line for a shot at the gold, including the ones who have made their way over from the WEC.
World of Jenks:
For the past few years I have tried in earnest to get my wife to follow MMA more intently, but she just wasn't interested. As soon as she watched the episode of the "World of Jenks" which featured WEC lightweight title competitor Anthony "Showtime" Pettis her interest really started to increase. The show really gave a great look into the life of a mixed martial artist and allowed you to invest yourself into him as a fan. They showed that fighters aren't brute thugs or barbarians; rather they are men of honor and dedicated to their families. Great job by MTV.
If we really have seen the last of Couture inside the Octagon as a competitor then let us all be thankful that he went out on top. In 2010 he defeated Mark Coleman, Brandon Vera and choked out James Toney, the boxer who was hell bent on proving that mixed martial artists couldn't compete with a good boxer. He was the right man for the job as he has represented this sport so well throughout his career. The UFC wouldn't have been the same without "The Natural" aka "Captain America."
Steroids or not this man showed the world that Anderson Silva is human and he also helped Silva show the world that he has a ton of heart. After being taken down at will and beaten up for over four rounds, Silva pulled a submission out of his ass and proved that he could work under pressure. Silva isn't one of the greatest fighters for no reason and for one night in August, Sonnen helped show us that "The Spider" isn't perfect and that he always keeps his composure.
Josh Rosenthal:
Kudos to a referee for having the balls to allow a champion the chance to fight out of danger. His decision was validated just a few minutes later when Brock Lesnar choked out Shane Carwin in the 2nd round of their heavyweight title fight back in July. Carwin was unloading all types of heavy artillery on the befallen Lesnar, but Rosenthal made sure he was in the right position to see that Lesnar was still competent and defending himself. Good job ref!
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The talent that Thiago Alves has is hardly a secret as he has been regarded one of the top three welterweights in the world for some time now, but it has been his inability to maintain his weight which as caused him to miss the 170lb limit on a few occasions. Dana White had enough and was looking to force Alves to compete as a middleweight. Thankfully cooler heads prevailed and Alves hooked up with Dolce. The result was a fantastic outing by Alves at UFC 124 against John Howard. Not only did Alves make weight, but he looked to be in prime condition, mixing in some takedowns with his always dangerous striking. The best days are ahead for Alves.
Not to toot my own horn, but I was telling everyone when Sotiropoulos was on The Ultimate Fighter that this guy was something special. I don't know what it was, but after watching him destroy Roman Mitichyan back in April of 2008, I felt that a drop to the lightweight division would be a huge boost to his career. Lo and behold he has won five straight as a lightweight including wins over Joe Stevenson, Kurt Pellegrino and Joe Lauzon. Watching him progress these past 12 months has been so gratifying.
Along with Ryan Bader the UFC has three potential studs in their light heavyweight division and they are all under the age of 27. They have a combined record of 31-1 with the only loss being suffered by Jones and that loss was against Matt Hamill via DQ in a bout that Jones was absolutely dominating. Jones and Bader will be meeting in February at UFC 126 in a bout that may determine the next number one contender for the light heavyweight championship. These are three guys who will be staples of the division well into the next decade.
Whether you love him or you hate him, the man exemplifies what a fighter is all about. After handing Aaron Simpson his first loss on June 19th and earning the knockout of the night bonus, Leben bails the UFC out of a jam by returning to face Japanese sensation Yoshihiro Akiyama just three weeks later at UFC 116. The two waged a war for the better part of three rounds before Leben locked in a triangle choke with just 20 seconds left in the fight. The two men earned fight of the night for their troubles. I don't know too many fighters who would have the balls to fight Simpson and Akiyama in the span of a few months let alone 3 weeks.
This kid can fight and despite the fact that he was robbed against Sean Sherk at UFC 119 in September he was still offered a main event spot opposite Kenny Florian on the UFC: Fight for the Troops card that is scheduled for January. Florian is out because of an injury, but Dunham will face Melvin Guillard instead. In 2010 Dunham burst on to the scene with wins over Efrain Escudero, Tyson Griffin and technically Sean Sherk. He will be a big part of the UFC's lightweight division for years to come.
What makes MMA so great is the amount of inspirational stories that we hear about the fighters who compete in this great sport. Whether it's a guy who came from a broken home and started wrestling to stay off the streets or a fighter whose friends were into drug dealing and he wanted something better, the stories are abundant and always interesting. McGee came out of nowhere to win The Ultimate Fighter season 11. After losing in the preliminary round, McGee was chosen to come back and he made the most of the opportunity. He defeated Kris McCray in the live finale. After winning via second round submission McGee gave an emotional speech about his past problems with drugs and showed the world that with hard work anything is possible.
The little promotion that could will soon enter its fourth season. If you haven't watched a Bellator event live then do yourselves a favor and get to a show as soon as possible. Their matchmaking is spectacular and very rarely disappoints. I really like the tournaments they run and having Eddie Alvarez as your lightweight champion only helps. He is one of the top 155lb fighters in the world and recently dispatched of Roger Huerta this past October. They have secured a television deal with FX and do a great job of showcasing local talent everywhere they go.
There you have it, I know that there are no Strikeforce fighters on here, but to be honest the only things I can appreciate from Strikeforce are Nick Diaz and Gilbert Melendez. That doesn't mean I don't like any of their other fighters, but the promotion as a whole just doesn't seem to get it. Stop focusing so much on Fedor and allowing him to dictate when, where and who he fights. The same can be said for their heavyweight "champion" Alistair Overeem. One title defense in three years is ridiculous. It's time to move on and take control back.


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A RARE blood-sucking fish said to have been responsible for the deaths of two English kings has been found in a North-East river.
The Environment Agency has confirmed reports from local anglers that the River Wear at Chester-le-Street, County Durham, has become a spawning site for lamprey.
So far the Environment Agency has identified 12 spawning sites, known as redds, which measure up to a metre across, and a total of seven adult Sea Lampreys have been spotted in them.
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Pinson, Tyus Jones, and Jahlil Okafor had, at one point, been discussed/discussed themselves joining forces and joining the same school---the obvious dynamic being Jones at point, Pinson on the wing, and Okafor in the paint.
The logical landing spot for this theoretical trio would have been Duke.
Pinson's finalists were: UNC, Duke, Indiana (another reason this is a pleasant surprise!), Georgetown, and Louisville.
UNC is not a logical landing spot for the Big-2 (Tyus Okafor): they already have borderline 5-star/top-25 PG Joel Berry committed, and they also have about 5 big-men who will be around for their freshman years (including Kennedy Meeks a guy who will be a freshman this year, who is, to put it simply, a lane clogging big man who is totally incompatible with Jahlil Okafor).
In short, although UNC was no longer on Tyus Jones's list of finalists, we can cross off one of the many open possibilities as to how their recruitment(s) may end up: Jahlil Okafor will also not be going to UNC. Write it in pen.
So, to return to the Duke recruiting situation (and this may end up being a fools hope/projection, but project I will!):
Part of the reason Pinson did not go to Duke must surely have been the presence of the following guys, who will either definitely or likely be on the roster when the 2014 class signs/plays their freshman year:
Alex Murphy (6-8 SF), Amile Jefferson (6-8 F--I am betting he stays after this year), Matt Jones (6-4 SG), Semi Ojeleye (6-6 SF), and now recently committed Grayson Allen (6-4 SG)...this is all assuming that Jabari Parker stays healthy (which I hope he does---such a great kid and athlete and ball-player, he will be so much fun to watch if he is fit!) and goes 1-and-done, I am also guessing that Rasheed Soulaimon goes after next year, but that is conjecture...
I am also very confident that Quinn Cook stays for his senior year so that he can be the star on the team---this is THE question mark when looking at Duke...if you want Tyus Jones to not go to Duke, watch Cook closely this summer, fall, winter, and next spring. Something tells me that he will be very good this year, but that he will want to stay to win it all as a senior (there is no way in hell that next year's Duke team will win it all...)...we will see...
I am increasingly dubious as to Quinn Cook leaving, and everything hinges on him, and on the development/track that Marshall Plumlee goes on...
If Plumlee is still around when Tyus Okafor has to make their decision, then I think Duke will have selected themselves out of the running:
Marshall Plumlee is much more of a low-post guy even that Mason Plumlee---he doesn't even have the ball-handling/body/mentality of a face-up guy, something he may develop, but I am dubious of. This next year, I am guessing that Plumlee takes a step forward but not a big enough one that he leaves. That would certainly put a question mark into the equation of whether or not Okafor would be splitting time with Plumlee, and any other big they may have on scene. We will see, but I am guessing/betting that both Cook and Plumlee step into the spotlight, and encourage Tyus Okafor to look elsewhere.
The questions for us in this equation are: Cliff Alexander---can we get him on board; and Tyler Ulis---does he commit really early and scare off Tyus Jones?
I will return to this in a more comprehensive way when I have more time (work = busy); but I think we are very much in a good spot in terms of the roster we would have on board---neither Costello, nor Schilling, nor any other big would scare Okafor---but a peaking Marshall Plumlee has the pedigree and potential acumen to definitely do so...


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An argument over food stamps is believed to have resulted in the death of a man in Murfreesboro in the spring of 2012.
Police arrested Michael Tusie over the weekend for the March 9, 2012 murder of Ellis Smith.
Smith, 46, was found dead in the basement of a vacant house on Southeast Broad Street.
Tusie was interviewed over the weekend and provided specific information that confirmed he was responsible for Smith's murder.
Investigators believe the homicide was the result of an argument over an EBT card sale, police department spokesperson Kyle Evans said in a release.
Tusie was charged with second degree murder and booked into the Rutherford County jail.
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6 Comments on Two weeks after Dragon*Con
If they are going to continue the movie theme next year, I suggest having a Westworld night. They could have robotic gunfighters going rogue and shooting the paying customer. Certainly an icebreaker.
Hoepfully Chewy will get some at bats. He's got some pop in his bat even if he is slow on the basepaths.
DAMMIT. I'm going on the 17th! Styx definitely is not better than Star Wars.
And holy crap, we won a game…
Are Tommy Shaw and JY still running around without DeYoung and calling themselves Styx? Are they still doing the songs that he wrote that made them all rich while badmouting him in the press every chance they get?
Trivia question for 70's era Braves fans–who had more range, Jeff Burroughs or R2D2?


text: The Associated Press advanced the University of Maine spring symposium, "In and Out of Place: Finding Home in Franco America." UMaine's Franco-American Centre and Franco American Studies program hosted the series of free events on the Orono campus. The symposium featured readings from acclaimed writers, panel discussions by scholars from New England and Canada, and a screening of the film "Le grand Jack (Jack Kerouac's Road: A Franco-American Odyssey)" directed by Herménégilde Chiasson. The Maine Public Broadcasting Network and the Houston Chronicle carried the AP report.


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Albany State stays in the SIAC east division hunt with a 16-13 win over Morehouse Saturday night at B.T. Harvey Stadium in Atlanta.
The Maroon Tigers scored first on a touchdown run by Lance Bennett.
Albany State blocked the extra point and returned it for the safety to make the Morehouse lead 6-2.
The Golden Rams then drove the football down the field with Nathan Hoyte scoring the lone offensive touchdown of the game to put ASU up 9-6.
Dexter Moody returned a Morehouse interception for the only Golden Rams points of the second half early in the 3rd quarter.Morehouse scored a touchdown in the 4th but the Rams hold on for the 16-13 victory.
They are now 4-3 and 3-1 in the SIAC.
Albany State will host Clark for homecoming at 2:00 p.m. next Saturday.
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