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According to CBSSports.com, Kansas will add Memphis transfer Tarik Black.
The 6-foot-9 big man is transferring from the Tigers and will be able to play immediately after graduating from the University of Memphis this year.
Last season, Black started five of 32 games played for Memphis and averaged 8.1 points and 4.8 rebounds. His 58.9 field goal percentage was second best on the team. He had 20 blocked shots and 22 steals at the power forward position.
For his career, Black has averaged 9.3 points and 4.9 rebounds and made 60 starts.
Black had also considered Duke and Oregon.
In addition to Black, heralded high schooler Andrew Wiggins also committed to the Jayhawks last week.
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So, I hear that you are planning to hold out of OTA's and you want a trade. Really? I must say that you have been in the league a total of four less-than-stellar years and now suddenly you think you have the right to holdout on the team?
In the four years you have been in the league you have made one Pro Bowl, started all 16 games only twice out of your four short years in the league, and your production has dropped off each of the last two years. Last year, the Cowboys secondary couldn't cover a dead bug and you think you have the right to holdout this year? Listen, Mike, you had one pick last year with only 24 tackles in only 12 games; this was your worst production since your rookie year. The secondary was seemingly the primary reason for the team's drop off last year which ultimately cost your team the division title and the playoffs.
I can't understand how you can possibly feel a sense of entitlement after you have done...well, NOTHING!! You have never been someone who provided much run support and the most INTs you ever had in a season is five. Since then, you have had one pick in each of the last two years.
So the team brought in some secondary help via the draft and free agency and now you wanna cry, stomp your feet, and quit on the team? Who do you think you are, Albert Haynesworth? C'MON!
Winners rise to the occasion and stare a challenge in the face not go to bed and pull the covers over their head. Nobody said you were going to be cut from the team; the team just brought in some players to create some competition and add some depth to an otherwise swiss cheese secondary.
Last night I made some macaroni and cheese and asked my wife to hand me the strainer so I could drain the water; she told me I should just use the Dallas Cowboy secondary instead of the strainer.
Let me clue you in on something, Mike: Teams get better by adding depth to their roster thus creating competition. That's how teams grow stronger. That's how teams make it to the Super Bowl.
Instead of using this to make yourself better you want to stick your head in the sand? You're like Lebron James in the fourth quarter...you're wilting away like a dead flower.
This is what is wrong with the Cowboys as a whole. Certain players think they are the best thing since the invention of beer and wine, and when posed with a challenge you decide not to show up. Good thinking! That makes you look REEEAAL good to the other 31 teams in the NFL, Mike. I wouldn't want someone who avoids a little competition and I am sure the other 31 teams in NFL don't want someone like that either.
I can see you on a job interview now with your highly mediocre resume in hand:
"Mr. Jenkins, when posed with a challenge, how do you typically respond?"
"Well, first, I cry a little. Then when I run out of tissues I usually like to threaten to quit my job if things aren't done my way. Finally, when nobody listens to me, I typically enjoy not showing up to work at all."
"Thank you, Mr. Jenkins. NEXT!"
I cant help but ask, Mike, do you pee sitting down?
Man-Up, find your sac, and get your butt to work where you belong. The team needs you. This is where you got your start in the NFL and if you really think you are deserving of being a holdout why don't you show up to camp and let everyone see what you are actually capable of. Here's an idea, stay healthy for a whole year.
Yeah, I get it - you were hurt for much of last year and still did what you could to stay on the field despite your injury. Congratulations! That's the equivalent of me telling my boss I should get a raise because I came to work even though I had a cold for a week. Big Deal!! Who cares! Your supposed to do that. ITS YOUR JOB! You automatically assume that responsibility when you accept your job.
With the attitude you are showing everyone I would rather have Helen Keller take your spot. I know she can't see but she probably has a better sense of smell so she can just use her nose to find the ball.
You are part of a "team." Act like it!
Being in the NFL is a privilege; not a right. You are entitled to NOTHING and you need to show that you have what it takes to make it in the NFL before you "take your ball and go home" just cause things didn't quite go the way you want them to.
Get to camp. Show "pick 6" what its like to play corner in the NFL and help the team win a Championship. Nobody likes a quitter. If you want to whine, cry, stomp your feet, and create a feud then we will work on getting you a part on the Real Housewives of Dallas.
Otherwise, this is football; show us you got a pair and get to work!!
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This Sunday July 8, VH1 Emmy-nominated series Behind the Music will premiere its episode on one of the greatest Hip-Hop artists of all time, The Notorious B.I.G.. The episode will include interviews with Sean 'Puffy' Combs, Faith Evans, Voletta Wallace, Russell Simmons, Mister Cee and an exclusive first time television interview with Russell Poole, the former LAPD officer who was investigating Biggie's murder. The episode will look at Biggie's life growing up in Brooklyn, his rise to rap stardom to his tragic death in Los Angeles.
"Clearly, the department covered this whole thing up, because to reveal that LAPD officers were involved in the killing of a superstar ... it wouldn't look good for the Los Angeles department," Russell Poole said in the episode regarding his investigation.
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The Reds and Homer Bailey have avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year, $5.35 million contract.
Bailey had initially filed a request for $5.8 million. The Reds countered at $4.75 million during the arbitration process last month.
The 26-year-old right-handed pitcher was in his second year of arbitration eligibility and is scheduled to reach free-agency after the 2014 season.
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Because the world is imperfect, we cannot survive without apologies. When one's sense of right is violated, that person will experience anger. Without apology, anger builds and pushes us to demand justice. Instead, we are the respond and forgive in the same manner that God forgives us. In this series, Shane Craven helps us discover the five languages of apology. Every person has a different level of apology that they need communicated to them to feel all is reconciled.
Week 1: Expressing Regret
We all say "I'm sorry." Many times others do not accept "I'm sorry" as a sincere apology. They are looking for simple and genuine sincerity. These simple words can go a long way toward restoring goodwill.
Week 2: Accepting Responsibility
Why is it so difficult for some of to say, "I was wrong"? It's different than saying, "I'm sorry." Often our reluctance to admit wrongdoing is tied to our sense of self-worth.
Week 3: Making It Right
The idea of "making things right" to make up for a wrong is embedded within the human psyche. Our judicial system and our human relationships are deeply influenced by this idea. Something deep within us says, "If I have been wronged, someone needs to pay." The question is, how do we make restitution in the most effective way? It becomes essential to express restitution in the love language of the other person.
Week 4: Genuinely Repenting
Repentance is more than saying "I'm sorry" or "I was wrong." It is really saying, "I'll try not to do this again." Without genuine repentance, the other languages of apology may fall on deaf ears. We don't want to continue this behavior, therefore, we decide that with God's help, we will change. It is the decision to change that indicates that we are no longer making excuses.
Week 5: Requesting Forgiveness
Controlling personalities find that requesting forgiveness is especially difficult. Requesting forgiveness becomes tough to do because we know that forgiveness lies in the hand of the other person, and one of the two choices is not to forgive them, which would be rejection. The words, "Please forgive me," are three of the most powerful words in the universe.


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There's hardly a fighter more charismatic than Quinton Jackson.
Ever since his days in PRIDE Fighting Championships (PRIDE), the Memphis-born fighter has been entertaining fans with his mouth as much as he has with his fists. His battles against longtime rival Wanderlei Silva are legendary and he entered the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) as the only man to have an unavenged victory over Chuck Liddell.
In his second bout inside the Octagon, "Rampage" replicated the result against "The Iceman" and captured the light heavyweight championship of the world. Some months later, he defeated Dan Henderson and -- on top of winning the PRIDE title which eluded him for so many years -- became the undisputed 205-pound king of the world.
Then came Forrest Griffin with his razor-thin, controversial decision, and "Rampage" hasn't been the same since.
After losing to Ryan Bader last month at UFC 144 -- Jackson's second consecutive loss -- "Rampage" has been on a Twitter spree, claiming he is underpaid, undervalued and just plain under-appreciated. I'm not sure what world Jackson lives in but the reality is far, far from what he is claiming.
The former champion has openly expressed his desire to be released from his contract. I don't think that's the right move for Dana White and company. The UFC should absolutely not release Jackson.
They should let the contract run out, as long as it may be, and let "Rampage" sit on the sidelines.
We've suffered Jackson's foolishness since his loss to Griffin due to the goodwill he's stored up throughout his career.
When he backed out of a much ballyhooed fight against Rashad Evans -- a fight the company devoted an entire season of The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) to hype -- to star in a Hollywood action flick, we felt it was his due right to make as much money as he could outside the Octagon while the getting was good. Then when he decided to stop fighting altogether, we were peeved the grudge match wouldn't see the light of day, sure, but we understood.
"Rampage" has always been about money and he's never made it a secret.
He about-faced a couple months later and announced he would fulfill his contract and the fight with Evans was back on. He would end up losing decisively, even getting rocked early in the first round. Then, he signed a new six-fight contract, an odd action for someone who had retired only months previous. Jackson would go on to defeat Lyoto Machida and Matt Hamill by split and unanimous decision, respectively. Two main events victories which netted him half a million dollars plus pay-per-view (PPV) revenue also earned him a second shot at the light heavyweight title.
He, like everyone else before him, fell to Jon Jones.
He netted another quarter-million dollars for the bout while also pocketing $75,000 thanks to a "Fight of the Night" bonus. Assuming his salary stayed the same for his UFC 144 co-main event against Bader, the fighter who has always claimed he's about the money has earned over a million dollars in the past 18 months.
But yet he tweets UFC should stand for "u fight cheap" and compares his salary and those of his contemporaries to those of Floyd Mayweather or Manny Pacquiao. Mixed martial arts (MMA) is a baby compared to boxing, barely two decades old with only five years of real momentum and growth behind it. Boxing has been established as the premier combat sport for over half a century, so you might as well compare and contrast apples with oranges instead of each sport's pay structure.
Much like the fit he threw in 2009, Jackson is claiming the UFC is mistreating and disrespecting him.
He's also critical of the match-ups he's been given, saying he's been facing too many wrestlers who are simply looking to "hump" him. As previously stated, Evans rocked "Rampage" in the opening moments of their UFC 114 bout and Jackson mostly stood with Machida, Hamill and Jones.
The 205-pound division has long been heavy on wrestlers, that's something that cannot be avoided. And the UFC would be stupid to simply book "Rampage" in what would amount to exhibition bouts against lower-tiered talent. For the amount of money they're paying him, Jackson is going to actually have to fight someone worth their mettle, not a glorified punching bag.
Still, "Rampage" has had what can be considered easy fights.
Hamill and Bader, while no scrubs, aren't exactly world-beaters either. Jackson went the distance with one and lost to the other while coming in six pounds overweight. That's the only disrespect I see in this situation.
So if "Rampage" has dreams of Hollywood -- even if The A-Team was a commercial and critical flop -- in his head, let him go. But don't release him from his contract. I'm sure the UFC is legal obligated to offer Jackson a fight by a certain date. Wait until that date and offer Phil Davis. I'm sure "Mr. Wonderful" will find a way to keep "Rampage" on his back for 15 minutes. I would also suggest booking the fight as a preliminary bout like the UFC did with Andrei Arlovski, but it wouldn't be fair to Davis.
At that point, Jackson will have one more fight left on his contract. Before he began barking for an immediate release, "Rampage" was claiming Dana White promised to nullify the agreement after his next bout. If that's the case, White should let Jackson out of his contract so he can make awful B-action movies to his heart's content.
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As part of my push to eat more naturally fermented foods (and because whole grain breads have been giving me a lot of heartburn and reflux lately), I decided to dip my toes in to the world of sourdough. I ordered a starter from King Arthur Flour and followed their excellent instructions on working with it. This is my first big bake with my starter and it couldn't have come out any better.
Word of warning – this bread takes a full 2 days to make due to the sourdough component. Your starter will need to be fed, and then the dough will require an overnight proofing in the fridge before baking. Don't do what I did and plan to make it on Sunday afternoon only to realize that I couldn't actually bake it until Tuesday.
Also this works best if you have a stand mixer with a dough hook.
Prep Your Sourdough Starter
If you keep your starter in the fridge as I do, then you'll need a day of prep and feeding to get your starter in working shape. Take the starter out of the fridge and divide it as usual. Don't discard what you remove. Set it aside in a bowl. Feed the remaining starter just as you normally would and put it back in the fridge.
Take the "discarded" starter and mix in 1/2 cup water and 1 cup flour. Let the starter work for at least 4 hours and better yet, overnight. (Don't refrigerate it!) When it's bubbly and frothy, it's ready to work with.
Mix the Bread Dough
Measure 5 oz by weight of your starter into the bowl of your mixer.
7 oz (just shy of 1 cup) of cold water
Start the mixer and get the water completely mixed with the starter.
10 oz of flour (I used all purpose White Lilly flour)
Mix this until it's just sticky, then cover with a towel and let sit for 20 mins.
1 tbsp salt (I used kosher)
1 cup pitted Kalamata olives, roughly chopped,
1 tsp chili flakes (
1 tbsp chopped rosemary (I used fresh from my garden, add a little extra if you're using dried)
Turn the mixer back on and as those ingredients are incorporated, start adding more flour. You may need to add up to another 8 oz of flour (about 2 cups) to get a smooth but slightly sticky dough.
Once you get a smooth dough, continue to knead it for about 6 mins.
Rest Overnight
Put the dough in the fridge overnight to proof. I put mine in the loaf pan first and then put it in the fridge, but you can also just leave it in the bowl.
Bake & Eat!
The next day, take the dough out and let it come to room temp (at least 2-3 hours). If you're going to shape it in to a round, this is the time to do it. Otherwise you can leave it in the pan.
Bake at 450° for about an hour (if you're using a thermometer, the internal temp should be around 200°F.
Let it cool, slice, and try not to eat the whole damn thing!


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The 2014 Berklee High School Jazz Festival will be held on Saturday, February 8th, at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, MA. Registration for the Festival will be open online at BerkleeJazz.org from October 1st at NOON (Eastern Standard Time) until October 31st at 5 PM.
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The town was originally founded by Noah Kellogg when his donkey wandered away from the original trail and was found at a large outcropping of galena. From its beginning until the early 1980s when Bunker Hill Mines closed, Kellogg thrived as a mining and railroad community. The heritage is well documented in community museums honoring mining and railroads as well as the annual Jackass Days Festival. This small town of under 5000 stays true to its mining heritage which played a large part in the early development of Idaho.
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Martin attempts to find Teller's mysterious workshop and winds up aiding another professor, Logan, to win big at poker. Meanwhile, a young Italian man creates a viral video to track down the love of his life, whom he only met in passing, and a city slicker who plans to sell off his dead father's ranch, winds up learning a lesson from a horse that makes him appreciate the rural life his father chose. Then, Martin's sister-in-law, Abigail Kelsey, visits Clea and Jake at the board-and-care facility, much to Martin's dismay.
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(BOSTON, MA) --With no disrespect to historical icons that put Boston, and ultimately, the United States on the map, Faneuil Hall Marketplace is Boston's tourist centerpiece.
The festive, colorful banner-oriented 100-plus combination of retail shops, restaurants, bakeries and ice cream stops offer visitors an endless supply of clothing, calories and city life within a few blocks. Steeped in history as a meeting place for the country's "movers and shakers" to convene prior to the American Revolution, Faneuil Hall Marketplace -- also known as Quincy Market -- was eventually restored and gentrified into a brilliant and valid tourist attraction, much in the tradition of the equally captivating Inner Harbor in Baltimore, Md. It consists of the original 1742 building and two other restored buildings.
From the traditional Durgin Park restaurant -- where the
waitresses aren't quite as nasty as in the past -- to the street musicians contributing mostly well-played music, Faneuil Hall Marketplace means a field trip for the kids, a party atmosphere for young adults, a place to recapture romantic times to parents out for the night, and a model of Boston pride for the older generation of lifelong residents wanting their city to remain full of unique character.
Urban revitalization can mean as little as putting in a few gas lamps or a garden or two. Faneuil Hall Marketplace, on the other hand, falls in the "extreme makeover" category of restoring an area in need of a facelift. Nearby Haymarket Square once took the limelight with its lively market place (and admittedly smelly fish being sold). Now, with Faneuil Hall Marketplace's presence it just makes everything surrounding it that much better -- kind of like what Larry Bird did for the other Boston Celtics players. One of the great companions to Faneuil Hall Marketplace is walking to the North End, a great place to stroll down narrow, crooked streets, see neighborhood pride in the eyes of lifelong residents and experience an unbeatable Italian dining scene (Al Dente, Massamino's and Dom's are a few shining examples).
Missing out on Faneuil Hall Marketplace during a visit to Boston would be like driving a car without an engine. It is a sparkplug to your Boston vacation, and a colorful one, at that.
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LA CROSSE, Wisconsin (WXOW) -- To beer drinkers, a beer bottle's label might be an afterthought.
But breweries big and small all have to get governmental approval for their labels before packaged bottles of beer can be sold.
"All packaging is checked for truth," said Pearl Street Brewery owner Joe Katchever. "They want you to say what's in a bottle on the label."
The government's Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, a branch of the internal revenue service, is charged with approving all labels.
But the TTB is now shut down, along with much of the federal government, after the President and Senate Democrats failed to agree on a 2014 operating budget with House Republicans.
Republicans have demanded that any measure to keep the government running at 2013 funding levels include a couple conservative policy sweeteners -- like a delay of the individual mandate contained in the President's signature health care law or a repeal of a tax on medical devices.
While the government is shut down, the TTB is not answering its phones. Katchever said he has not been able to reach anyone at the TTB since the 2013 funding levels expired last Monday at midnight.
The Pearl Street Brewery, and other breweries hoping to apply for the approval of new beer labels, are now out of luck.
Katchever said Pearl Street and other small, "craft" beer breweries, often churn out a substantial number of seasonal beers. He said delays in label approval can result in monetary loss if they hinder brewers from being able to put their beers on store shelves during the correct seasons.
"It's coming at an inopportune time," Katchever said. "This is going to cause a problem if (lawmakers) don't get it figured out pretty soon."
Katchever said Pearl Street Brewery also has one label before the TTB pending approval. He said that label was submitted two months ago and, under normal circumstances, would have likely been approved already.
Katchever said Pearl Street will continue to produce bottles of beer using labels the TTB has previously approved. He also said beers awaiting label approval to be bottled can still be sold on tap.
But Katchever said he's skeptical that the end of the current government shutdown will produce speedy results in the label approval process.
He said TTB employees typically seemed very busy in previous communications he's had with them.
So Katchever said it would not surprise him if the backlog of labels accumulating during the shutdown ends up causing lengthy delays once the government re-opens.
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Shandli White and Brad Joyce are pleased to announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Terry and Zenda White of Newburgh and the granddaughter of Alvin and Joann Sisson of Oakland City and the late Alphonso and Ellen White. She is a 2007 graduate of Castle High School, a 2001 graduate of the University of Evansville with a major in athletic training, and will be graduating with Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the University of Evansville in May 2013. She is employed at Hendricks Regional Health in Avon.
The future bridegroom is the son of Bill and Teresa Joyce of Washington and the grandson of Ron and Margaret McRae of Bruceville and Bill and Pat Joyce of Washington. He is a 2007 graduate of Washington Catholic High School and a 2011 graduate of University of Evansville with a degree in mechanical engineering. He is employed as a mechanical engineer at Allison Transmission in Indianapolis.
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A Nashville woman accused of making terrorist threats is being held in medical isolation in jail after being diagnosed with possible tuberculosis.
Amal Abdullahi, 29, was set to appear before a judge Wednesday morning on a charge of attempted terrorism.
Instead, her attorney, Charles Reed, said she had been quarantined because of a medical condition.
"She's being monitored for ruling out TB, apparently," he told the judge. "She came up with a possible positive TB test."
Abdullahi was arrested last Friday after Metro police said she told a co-worker that America was full of unbelievers who should die and that she should, "pick up a gun and shoot" her other co-workers.
Police said she also told him she was ready to die for Allah.
Abdullahi was employed as a temp worker at CEVA Logistics.
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The operation of the City of Oakdale's public swimming pool has been rescued again this year due to the 4-0 approval of a $72,500 donation from the Oakdale Irrigation District Board of Directors at the March 19 regular meeting. Director Al Bairos was absent.
The Knights Ferry Civil War Days event, put on by the American Civil War Association, takes place on Saturday, March 23 and Sunday, March 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Knights Ferry covered bridge area. Battle times on Saturday are at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. Battle times on Sunday are at 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.
Boasting one of the more unusual names – and fares – of any festival, the 32nd Annual Oakdale Testicle Festival is set for Monday, March 25 at the FES Hall in Oakdale.
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in California will host an open house at the Lockeford Plant Materials Center (PMC) on Wednesday, March 27 from 10a.m. to 3p.m. The event, to be held in Lockeford will present opportunities to learn from conservation and science professionals about pollinator hedgerows, cover crops, soil health and related subjects in a setting focused on group learning and field tours.
In a document released by the Oakdale City Manager's Office on city salaries, the City of Oakdale paid over $415,000 to just three employees who were initially designated as temporary, part-time, hourly employees, hired to guide the city to solvency during the absence or after the removal of certain upper-management employees.
Mimi Medlen and a crew of family and friends will be planting spring flowers around the Eric Medlen memorial statue in Oakdale this Saturday, March 16 starting at 11 a.m. They are looking for additional volunteers to come out and help plant the flowers around the Eric Medlen memorial.
Oakdale Police arrested a documented gang member and seized large quantities of illegal narcotics with a street value of over $31,000 on Monday, March 11 during a home detention search.
Learning how to grow vegetables and fruit, learning to sew, and preparing food are a few life skills that some students in the Aspire program at Magnolia Elementary School are learning weekly during the hours after school.
With Measure O proceeds exceeding expectations, some in the community are questioning what exactly the funds have gone toward.
After receiving approval from the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors earlier this year that the owners of the Willms Ranch can divide the nearly 2400-acre site outside of Knights Ferry into 42 parcels, the Stanislaus Audubon Society filed a Writ of Mandate on Monday, March 4 challenging the parcel split.
A few days after bringing aboard two brand new ambulances donated by the Oak Valley Foundation, Oak Valley Hospital Emergency Services Director Ray Leverett was placed on administrative leave by Hospital CEO John McCormick.
After receiving approval from the Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors in January that the owners of the Willms Ranch can divide the nearly-2400 acre site outside of Knights Ferry into 42 parcels, the Stanislaus Audubon Society filed a Writ of Mandate on Monday, March 4 challenging the parcel split.
By a vote of six to one, the Oak Valley Hospital Board of Directors decided to close the obstetrics unit of the hospital that has delivered babies since the early 1970s.
With only one item on its public hearing agenda, the Oakdale City Council modified a zoning ordinance for card room operations to facilitate an anticipated location change by Mike's Card Room currently located on North Yosemite Avenue.
The start of the 2013 Oakdale Irrigation District water season will be Monday, March 11. The OID Board of Directors unanimously approved the date in an action at the March 5 regular meeting.
With California water regulators having voted to approve fines up to $500 a day for residents who waste water on lawns, landscaping and car washing, the City of Oakdale must now come up with a conservation plan for its residents and 7000 water customers.
The man wanted in connection of the rape of a teenaged girl was spotted and arrested on the grounds of Oakdale High School Tuesday night, July 15.
The fun continues daily at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds in Turlock, with concerts, fun on the midway, food, displays and more.
When Emmy McDaniel's son Clayton joined the Navy after graduating from Oakdale High School in 2013, she became one of many parents who are part of a special group, facing uncertainty as she waits to find out where his career takes him.
Oakdale Police responded to a reported domestic disturbance on Old Bluff Court Thursday night, July 10 at 5 pm that resulted in the eventual arrest of one of the involved residents for kidnapping and false imprisonment.
A series of questions presented by residents regarding Landscape and Lighting Maintenance District (LLMD) assessments for Burchell Hill, Bridle Ridge, and The Vineyards developments resulted in over an hour of dialogue at Monday night's Oakdale City Council meeting. The final result was a 4-1 vote to delay the agenda item until those questions could be answered.
The Almond Board of California reported on Tuesday, July 1 that the state should expect a record harvest for this fall's crop. Based on 860,000 bearing acres – nearly 900 orchards – in the state, the California Almond objective forecast for the 2014-2015 crop is 2.10 billion meat pounds, an all-time high.
Entertainment at this year's Stanislaus County Fair has all genres of music to entertain the masses including country artist Rodney Atkins and R&B band Kool and the Gang.
Oakdale's Measure Y committee commenced its campaign with a meeting to discuss the approach for promoting the Nov. 4 ballot measure to continue the half-cent sales tax for the city's general fund.
It's a shortened work week for many Americans, as Friday is the Fourth of July federal holiday, the observance of our nation's birthday.
It is no secret that the river that runs by Oakdale Shopping Center off Highway 120 is the home to many of Oakdale's homeless. Several complaints recently came into the Oakdale Police department about issues in that area, including a broken lock by the river gate, so access could be gained into a restricted area.
A Federal lawsuit filed last December by local insurance agent Dirk Vermeulen against the Oakdale Police Department and the City of Oakdale was dismissed by the United States District Court's Eastern District of California on June 26.
West Nile Virus – in the form of human cases – has arrived in Stanislaus County.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- Democrats must keep looking for a West Virginia candidate to run in 2014 when U.S. Sen. Jay Rockefeller retires.
A leading prospect for that contest, former U.S. Sen. Carte Goodwin, told The Associated Press on Tuesday that he's out.
Goodwin turns 39 next week. He's raising two young children with his wife. Goodwin tells AP that working in Washington, D.C., would mean only seeing his family on weekends.
Democrats search for a candidate with Republican U.S. Rep. Shelley Moore Capito already running a 2014 campaign. The 2nd District congresswoman unveiled plans to seek Rockefeller's Senate seat before the senior Democrat announced in January that he'll retire.
Goodwin served in the Senate in 2010. He's also ruled out running for Capito's seat in 2014, but isn't swearing off elected politics entirely.


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Tom Cruise may be the latest so-called "swatting" victim after police responded to a 911 call of an armed robbery at the actor's Beverly Hills house on Thursday and found no crime had been committed, authorities said.
Shortly after noon, police received a call reporting a robbery in progress, Sgt. Renato Moreno said. Officers responded to the house, spoke with private security and then conducted a search. Nothing wasfound.
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Cruise and his family weren't home when the call was made. There were no arrests.
Police are investigating the incident as a false report of an emergency, a practice that has been dubbed "swatting" because it is intended to get multiple officers, including specialized SWAT teams sent to a home.
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In December, a juvenile was arrested after allegedly making calls that reported violence at the homes of Justin Bieber and Ashton Kutcher. Prosecutors are reviewing the case and haven't yet made a decision on whether to file charges.
Similar hoax calls have been made involving the homes of Miley Cyrus and Simon Cowell.
Responding to such calls usually means more than half of the emergency resources in Beverly Hills are being used, Moreno said.
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"It certainly is something that ties us up," Moreno said.
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Raiders planning to move M.Huff from FS to CB
Per beat writer Steve Corkran, the Oakland Raiders will move free-safety Michael Huff to cornerback next season.
This indicates that the Silver & Black are highly concerned with the play at defensive back, especially opposite Stanford Routt. Rookies DeMarcus Van Dyke and Chimdi Chekwa saw action at that spot, but both are raw and neither appears ready to take major steps forward.
Lito Sheppard ended the season getting the majority of the reps, but his play may have sealed his fate, especially after the Chargers torched him last Sunday.
Huff is versatile enough to play in space and handle being in coverage. But at this late point of his career (not that he's is falling apart), it is a risky move with a touch of desperation. Obviously Oakland is preparing to go into free agency not wanting to upgrade that spot with this transition and have little hope that one of the younger players could evolve into a contributor quickly.
Usually cornerbacks get moved to safety, especially veterans – not the other way around.
What does that mean for the safety spots? Tyvon Branch could be a hot commodity to other clubs this off-season, and if they need a change at both positions at the back-end, it will not bode well for a pass defense that allowed 251 passing yards per game (27th in the NFL).


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In the most anticipated event on campus this weekend, the Michigan State hockey team welcomes the American International Yellow Jackets to Munn Arena. Sure the football team plays some type of rivalry game against Michigan but guys come on this is literally America's team. (And yes I said that in Rob Lowe/Chris Traeger voice). Alright, so all sarcasm aside, this weekend in hockey obviously pales in comparison to the importance of the football game. However, this series is still monumental for this young squad as it's the best chance they have had for a sweep thus far. After all, this is an AIC program that hasn't won over 10 games in a season since 2002-03, employs only 1 full time assistant coach and plays in a league with a 12 scholarship limit.
To earn the sweep the Spartans must show improvement on their special teams, The Spartans have the 2nd worst power play in the country, going only 1-21 on the man advantage for an abysmal 4.76%. The only team with a worse power play is Harvard who has gone 0-4 on their chances. Unfortunately for the Spartans, the penalty kill has also been awful thus far with a 70% kill rate, good for 53rd out of 59 teams. There must be visible signs of improvement shown this weekend against an AIC team that last season had a kill rate of 79.3% and has given up three power play goals in two games this season.
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Time/TV: Friday 7 PM and Sunday 1 PM at Munn Ice Arena. Both games will be televised by Comcast. Also available on BTN2Go.com.
Coach: With the retirement of Jack Parker from Boston University, AIC coach Gary Wright became the longest tenured coach at a Division 1 school. Wright is in his 30th year at AIC and possesses a 294-528-65 record in his time in Springfield, Mass. Wright guided the program through its transition from NCAA Division 2 to Division 1 in 1998.
Players to Watch: Forward Jon Puskar from Grosse Ile, MI is the Yellow Jackets returning scorer from last season as he notched 24 pts (12G, 12A). Sophomore Chris Porter had 20 points as a freshman last year and has a goal and an assist this season.
It will be interesting to see who the Yellow Jackets decide start as goaltender against the Spartans. Coach Wright left Senior Ryan Kerpan in net the entire Providence game, while he got torched for 10 goals on 46 shots. Freshman Ty Reichanbach got the next start against Sacred Heart and earned a 4-1 victory. Sacred Heart was picked to finish last in the AHA, just behind American International so Reichenbach's victory may not be overly impressive. However, at the same time, Sacred Heart did defeat UMass-Lowell in their season opener, the same Lowell team that dispatched the Spartans 4-1 last Friday night.
Series Prediction: I predict a Spartans sweep with Jake Hildebrand in net Friday and Will Yanakeff Sunday. I'll say the Spartans win 4-0 Friday and 3-1 Sunday afternoon.
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Actress/Singer Tila Tequila has aired out Joe Budden's ex-girlfriend, Somaya Reece, for attempting to diss her in order to get publicity.
According to Tila, Reece has targeted her to promote a line of YouTube music videos.
"You know what, I don't even know that girl," Tila said in an interview referring to Reece. "I think people just try to talk about me or hate on me just so they can get some publicity because, are you serious? Your fat a** needs to go somewhere else because I'm here in New York City doing real press stuff and your a** is begging people to play your cheesy YouTube videos and post it on my hater website. I don't know this girl and she's always trying to reach out to me and be my friend -- you're crazy, you will never be on my level but I wish you the best of luck. I don't like females that act like that, I love females that stick together and support each other...with my songs, it's always fun stuff..." (Vlad TV)
Last week, Budden went to Twitter to also poke fun at Reece's career since they broke up.
"@Somaya_reece u still breathin ?? i thought u disappeared along with that bullsh*t a** single u put out ... u sure u wanna do this ?? ... @somaya_reece u got horrible implants & stretch marks everywhere, u sure u wanna do this 2 yourself ?? @somaya_reece & @ihatekatstacks p*ssies should collab on the Beamer, benz or Bentley beat ?? @somaya_reece u finished that Rosetta stone now u wanna wild out ?? stop sending people DM's about your wet dreams n*gga ..." (Joe Budden's Twitter)
Last January, Tila accused Game of getting her pregnant.
"hhah YES TMZ I AM WATCHING AND GAME IS LYING! IM HEADED TO YOUR STUDIO NOW TO TELL YOU THE REAL DEAL! ON MY WAY!!!!!! POW! Game didn't even know how 2 answer Harvey's questions. He kept stuttering cuz GAMES A LIAR! 9 Months from now I will take the Paternity Test Game not only lied to the world, to you guys, to me, but he also lied to his OTHER baby mama Which I Didnt know he had! So he f*cked himself I was there all night last night too and pictures on TMZ even showing me leaving his studio at 6am!!! Thas a punk bitch right there. COWARD! GAME=DEADBEAT DAD. Just wait. 9 months from now I'm gonna take the paternity test to PROVE IT! Game just f*cked himself. SMH... Yea im upset that he didn't tell me about the other baby he had on the way, thats why he asked me to go 2 studio 2 tell me about it!!! So once I found out I was f*cking pissed! Cuz he was like "D*mn this sh*t is crazy! CUz my sons mama got a son too!" I said "WHAT??!!!??!" So Game pretty much lied to all his baby mama's, me included, and to everyone else. His homie is even calling me 2 apologize 4 his coward! But I ain't trippin about it. TMZ asked me to come in to do an interview on Monday to tell them WHAT REALLY WENT DOWN! Cuz GAME IS A LIAR!" (Tila Tequila's Twitter)
Game later confronted the accusation and denied its validity.
Game stopped by the TMZ offices on Friday (Jan. 29) to deny rumors that he's the father of Tila Tequila's unborn baby. In fact, he claims he's never even met the reality star. "I ain't never had a conversation with her," he told TMZ founder Harvey Levin. "I wouldn't use 50 [Cent]'s stick." But he does reveal that his son's mother is expecting a child. (Rap-Up)
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Welcome to Meet a Teacher, a new column that features a teacher that teaches here in Andover.
Today we feature Susan Choquette, a teacher at Andover High School.
Where do you teach and what subject do you teach?
I teach at . I have taught in Andover for 15 years. My first 4 years were spent as an elementary music specialist at , and Elementary schools. I now teach drama at the High School.
Briefly describe your previous teaching experience and education.
I have a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from the University of New Hampshire and a Master of Arts in Theatre Education from Emerson College. I also was enrolled in a Master's program at Boston University in Health Education but the call of the arts was too powerful. I have taught in schools in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Amesbury, and the Brookwood School before coming to Andover.
Before I started teaching in schools I also was a Community Health Educator for a Home Health Agency on the North Shore. I did workshops on nutrition and cholesterol screenings, that sort of thing. I worked mostly with an elderly population. It was very gratifying.
What is your favorite part about teaching in Andover?
Andover is gifted with a very talented student population and we have very committed parents. This makes work a joy.
Do you have any favorite teaching strategies or procedures in the classroom?
The theatre classroom is a unique place. We use so many different teaching modalities when we explore theatre. The student who has challenges learning in a traditional classroom setting can often be quite successful. Practically speaking, theatre has become a vital part of the curriculum in today's world.
So much of our communication and interaction with other people has become more and more technologically based- email, voicemail, texting, social networking. I fear that our young people will begin to lose the ability to communicate face to face.
There just aren't enough emoticons in our techno-based lexicons to account for the vast range of human emotions, feelings, sentiments and passions- things that can only be shared in a real-time, same place conversation. How will our young people be able to negotiate job interviews if they cannot effectively communicate without an electronic device as intermediary?
Theatre teaches us how to talk and how to listen. As an artist, I cannot emphasize enough how essential the craft of storytelling is to our culture. It is organic to our species and it stands alone as an art form that should be revered and preserved.
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I always knew that I wanted to be a teacher- probably as early as kindergarten. I loved my kindergarten teacher Mrs. Rice and I had some really wonderful music and theatre teachers growing up- Sonja Pryor, Bob Lassonde.
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It's probably going to take me about… eight years to write this, because two days ago I somehow injured my left hand, which resulted in a trip to the ER early this morning. Only I could somehow manage to ~*~*~mysteriously~*~*~ injury myself.
I'm just going to tell myself it's because I'm too metal, and then I'll tell everyone else that I engaged a bear in an epic battle. I won, of course.
So, last night was a pretty big night. Not only was it Repeal Day, it was also the sixth anniversary of when I called Patrick drunk at 1:30 a.m. and asked him to be my boyfriend. True story. My exact words actually were, "F*ck it, let's do it. Let's date." I didn't even say hello first.
I'm a classy broad.
Anyway, last night was also yet another reminder of how much I love living in Annapolis rather than in Washington. Instead of being yelled at by people, honked at by taxis or pooped on by pigeons, we go to town events like last night's Midnight Madness and run into friends, listen to carolers and brass quartets, while popping in and out of shops on Main Street. Literally Main Street.
That's what Patrick and I did last night to celebrate. After I hit up the Dogfish tasting at Mills, we picked up our first real Christmas tree together — Frasier (Fir) Crane. We tied it up on the roof of my buddy, Wolfgang, Prius of Destiny, and headed back downtown for the festivities. We drank egg nog at Galway Bay. We shopped. We picked out the ribbon topper for our tree. We bought some beer. We sang along to Christmas songs in the street. It was perfect.
Big city life was great in a lot of ways, don't get me wrong. But it's nice to be surrounded by more smiles and… less things that smell like pee.


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Disney Infinity executive producer John Vignocchi has explained to Videogamer that some future Disney Infinity content will be on disc from the get-go. He also confirmed that Disney Infinity will see a yearly release with new entries including the following 12 months' worth of content. This means some of this sensitive data could be exposed by hackers.
"That's something that we've made the film-makers aware of," Vignocchi said. "There's absolute potential that people are going to see characters prior to their PR campaigns kicking off if someone does that, but we're hoping that isn't something that is widespread reported because then people are going to start looking for it, and it's going to ruin the magic for the consumer."
This may sound like a serious risk for Disney, but according to Vignocchi, the limiting nature of current-generation consoles has forced it to become reality.
"In the future, as we move on to new versions of consoles we're going to be able to digitally deliver that content, and the figurines themselves will simply be dongles that allow us to then instantiate a download of that content," he said. "But given the current generation of consoles, the content needs to be on the disc. But in the future we'll be able to push all that digitally so we don't run into that problem."
Disney Infinity is currently in development at Avalanche Software (Toy Story 3, Cars 2). It is due for release this June for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PC, Wii, Wii U, and 3DS. Similar to Activision's Skylanders series, Disney Infinity is a new "toys to life" game that uses physical toys to access digital content.
Activision is unfazed by Disney Infinity, saying it plans to remain the genre's market leader.


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I am not a Bayern Munich hater. Far from it. I actually think they're going to win the Champions League this season, and I'll enjoy watching them do it, because I like their style of football and ownership more than any of the English teams, Spain's big two or Juventus. But seriously, would it hurt you guys to screw up for a few weeks?
Bayer Leverkusen found their form just before the winter break and came back from the Bundesliga's time off with a comfortable 3-1 win last weekend. Bayern's two draws in their last four games have allowed Bayer to close the gap to single-digits. Bayer Leverkusen are, incredibly, doing this without Andre Schürrle in his best form, without Junior Fernandes finding his stride and without an extended run of health from Sidney Sam. They're nowhere near their ceiling.
But still, nine points is a lot to make up. They're not going to do it unless Bayern start screwing up, which they shouldn't do because they have such a well-balanced squad with basically no weaknesses. So, Bayer is going to need for them to incur some injuries and/or bad luck, and no one wants to wish injury on anyone. Can we get some crazy deflected own goals flying past Manuel Neuer, please?
Stuttgart are Bayern's hosts this weekend, and they're generally pretty poor away from home. However, they have notched wins in two of their last five road matches, against Greuther Fürth and Borussia Mönchengladbach. They've been downright poor in their last two road games, though, including last week's loss to a very average Wolfsburg team. If Bayern's going to slip up, it's probably not going to come in this match.
Meanwhile, Bayer go away to over-performing Freiburg, who have been money this winter against everyone not named Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund. The visitors are going to have to be excellent to pick up all three points.
Oh. Crap. At the end of this week, Bayern Munich will probably have an 11- or 12-point lead at the top of the Bundesliga, and the title will be wrapped up before February hits. Thanks, Bayern.
In other action, Hamburg SV take on Werder Bremen in a northern derby that's way less cool than it used to be. Hamburg's young players and manager have them on an excellent long-term path to sustainable success, however, and Werder can't possibly be as poor as their form. This has the potential to be a good match, but it's lost its luster in recent years.
Expect Borussia Dortmund, Eintracht Frankfurt and Schalke to all pick up wins and hold their positions in their battle for Champions League places. Schalke broke out of their slump with a thrilling 5-4 win over Hannover last week, and should beat relegation-battlers Augsburg. Frankfurt and Dortmund are at home against relegation battlers as well.
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Hospice of St. Francis held a Ground Breaking Ceremony for a new 12-bed Hospice Care Center. The Care Center will be located on the grounds of the corporate office at 1250 Grumman Place, Titusville, FL 32780.
Emilie Sasko, RN, the founder of Hospice of St. Francis, was in attendance at the Ground Breaking Ceremony. She spoke about her journey to founding Hospice of St. Francis and where the organization was when she retired.
Bruce Wolters, President/CEO, reflected on his memory of Ms. Sasko, while serving as a member of the board of directors, "At every board meeting she would ask, when are we going to build a hospice care center? Some 35 years later, we can tell her, we are building it now."
The Hospice Care Center will be:
- A 15,000 square foot facility that will provide short-term acute symptom management for hospice patients – 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
- Each of the 12-bed suites will provide adequate space for family members to visit and will be complete with a private 10 x 10 porch.
- Two of the suites will be for isolation, and one will be equipped for bariatric care.
- The grounds will have a landscaped path with benches and a butterfly garden.
- The care center building will include a chapel, a playroom for children and a kitchenette for the families.
Hospice of St. Francis sought a Certificate of Need from the State of Florida late in 2011 and received notice of approval in February 2012. The Hospice Care Center will be the only facility of its type in North Brevard.
The Care Center project will have a $4.2 million impact on Brevard County's economy and create 24 new jobs. Completion of the Care Center is expected to be in the Fall 2013.


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FIFE - Total intensity and defense joined forces for Fife to topple Foster 65-43 in a first-round Class 2A sub-district boys basketball tiff on Tues., Feb. 11 at Fife High School..
"Tonight, the bottom line was we weren't physical enough," said Bulldog head coach Isaac Tucker. "Fife's intensity and defense were tough to match. They had five defensive players, but sometimes it seemed like there were seven players out there. They were just a better team, tonight."
This match showcased four essential stages for much of the first half the teams punched at each other toe to toe with Ben Mitchell's three-pointer squaring the score the score at 20-20 as 1:12 remained in the first half.
"In playoff basketball it's about intensity," Tucker added. "We matched their intensity most of the first half."
The Trojans then barreled to half time, triggered by three converted free throws after a foul while shooting from beyond the arc and an offensive rebound bucket before intensifying their efforts even more with a 13-2 scoring blitz to open the second half for an 40-22 command.
"We gave up a foolish foul on a three-point shot and an easy basket after that in their (7-0) run to halftime," continued Tucker. "They also opened the third quarter with great intensity."
After seeing their shots go awry and being unable to rebound consistently, Bulldogs regrouped to carve away the 18-point deficit as 2:43 showed in the third quarter. Senior wing Cory Covarrubia fired home a three-pointer followed Mitchell's down the lane bucket. Covarrubia banked home another hoop to lessen the lead to 11 points with 53 seconds left in the third quarter, but the extreme effort needed to fight back finally took a heavy toll on Foster.
"I was looking for good (player) combinations, and we hit," said Tucker. "Our intensity came up and we pushed the pace to create score-stop (on defense) - score situations."
Fife gradually built up its advantage to 20 points in the fourth and eventually won going away.
"It just took a lot of energy to come back from such a deep hole," coach Tucker concluded. "We can beat this team, but not tonight."
Mitchell paced Foster with 11 points while Isaiah Lewis was also in double figures at 10. Ronnie Roberson and Covarrubia each notched 7 points followed by Connor Forsyth (4), Max Montoya (2) and Rashad Sang (2).
Four players were in double figures for Fife with Alex Lemoncelli at 16. Other players in double figures were Austin Woods (15), Jephtha Donkor (12) and Isaiah Kelly (11).
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Barron County (WQOW) - A bad accident leaves one family feeling very thankful this holiday season.
On the morning of December 20th, Dennis Wood was driving to work in Chetek when he struck three horses that were in the road. The horses did not survive, and the accident left Wood with severe injuries. He was in a coma when they brought him to Mayo Health System in Eau Claire.
He's now awake and he and his family are thankful he wasn't more severely injured. But it gets better for the family, his wife gave birth to their second child early Wednesday morning.
"Denny was aware that the baby was born, he gave a thumbs up right away, and one of his first signs, he insisted was, 'take me there,' he wanted to go," says Dennis G. Wood Sr., his father.
Wood is expected to make a good recovery. A fund has been set up for Wood's recovery. If you would like to donate, please send it to the Dennis G. Wood the Second Fund at the Heritage Credit Union in Ladysmith.
Barron County (Press Release) - On Thursday, December 20, 2012 at 5:20 a.m. the Barron County Sheriff's Dept received a call of a car vs. horse crash on Highway D near 29th Street in the Town of Chetek.
Deputies from the Barron County Sheriff's Department, the Chetek Police Department, Chetek Ambulance, Chetek Fire Department, Lakeview Medical Center Ambulance and the Chetek First Responders were dispatched to the scene.
Upon arrival it was discovered that a car driven by Dennis Wood, 22, of Holcombe was traveling east on D when he struck 3 horses that were in the roadway.
Wood was extricated from the vehicle and transported to LMC and later transferred to Luther Hospital in Eau Claire with severe injuries.
One of the horses was dead due to the impact and the other two horses were put down by Sheriff's Deputies due to the injuries.
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Word coming via MMA Junkie that the Strikeforce: Houston fighters were not drug tested:
Fighters from Saturday's "Strikeforce: Houston" event did not undergo typical fight-night drug testing.
The Aug. 21 event, held at the Toyota Center in Houston, fell under the regulatory oversight of the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, which typically doesn't conduct testing.
After the show, Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) that the organization didn't request testing or implement its own.
Look, the Texas commission is a mess. And by a mess I mean the judging, the reffing, the licensing, etc. This is the state that is going to end up licensing Antonio Margarito to fight Manny Pacquiao.
For a high level professional MMA show to not feature drug testing is just absurd. If fighters are aware of this, what is to stop them from deciding to use? If the incredibly bad reffing wasn't bad enough I'm now fully ready to see major MMA take a break from Texas until they get their act together.


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On tap at Goose Island Clybourn. Served in a sampler glass. Pours a golden-orange color with a nice white head and some spotty lacing. Nose has a touch of rye spice along with some citrus and light stone fruit notes. Flavor is citrus rind with bread and rye malt. Medium body with a touch of spice and moderate bitterness. Good, but nothing out of the ordinary.
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The word is officially out. The grain that distillers once said has no use in the world of alcohol has found fond companionship with hops. The marriage of spicy rye and bitter lupulin seems to play out favorably with nearly all beer makers from sea to shining sea.
The rich bronze beer teases the eye with a tawny haze, golden highlights that boasts its unfiltered and full flavored character. Capped by a sandy tan head, its airy structure gives a light appearance with lace and long lasting retention.
The typical pale ale aromas of caramel and grapefruit are further compounded with earthen rye grains that delivers the scent of damp earth, toast, and mash. Its lightly pungent character creates a bridge between the thinner caramel malts and the zesty grapefruit hops.
The structure and procession of the nose carries over to taste as the early malty caramel sweetness is met with earthy grain that might remind the palate of wood or barley husk. But the new found broad spice of rye begins to introduce the fresh and zesty taste of citrus hops. Grapefruit, orange peel, and freshly mowed lawn is accompanied by peppercorn and leads directly to a spicy and pithy bitterness of citrus rind and spruce.
Medium-light in body, it's easy to look for more richness and weight. But the early maltiness is soon shead and favors a dry malt texture with only a memory of sweetness. So light in fact, that the mid palate sweet too empty while awaiting the spicy bite, light woody hop dryness, and mild alcohol warmth to close the beer. A linger of hops and spicy grain carry over to the next sip with confidence and zeal.
The first sip of this beer happened after the last bite of that duck ruben and I feel that I may have done the sandwich and the beer a slight disservice. This beer was meant for the sweet and spicy flavor of duck pastrami.
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Nothin' starts off a day of Chicago drinkin' like a pint from the cask at Clybourn. This one is billed as a rye pale ale. It pours a clear sunset brass topped by a tall pair o' fingers o' cream-white foam (which hangs around forever). The nose comprises grapefruit zest, mild pine needles, and very light toffee. The taste holds notes of light grapefruit, light pine, very light mint, earthy greens, very light biscuit, and a touch of rye spice. The body is a light medium, with a very light carbonation and a subsequently smooth feel. Overall, a very nice rye pale, something that went very well with my Stilton burger during my visit. Good times.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – The streak is over. No more. Done. Kaput.
For the first time in nearly a month, the Youngstown Phantoms skated off the ice two points higher in the USHL standings than they were at the start of the day. Despite seeing the visiting Indiana Ice tie the game three times – twice in the third period – the Phantoms never waivered secure the 6-5 win and snap a seven-game skid.
Todd Koritzinsky scored the eventual game-winner in the third period, just 34 seconds after the Ice had erased a two-goal deficit. The second-year forward collected the puck at the top of the right circle and patiently waited for Indiana defenseman Joe Fiala to commit before firing a low wrist shot through his legs, and goaltender Dalton Izyk's, to put Youngstown in front for good with 9:49 remaining in regulation.
Tommy Davis, Sam Anas, JT Stenglein, Luke Stork and John Padulo also chipped in with goals for the Phantoms (5-7-0, 10 points), who won their first game since Oct. 6. Affiliate defenseman Matt Nuttle recorded a pair of assists in his first career USHL game while goaltender Sean Romeo made 13 saves to capture his third win.
"Something we've talked about as a team all year is to control what you can control," Korizinsky said. "When things aren't going your way or when they score a goal, you've got to keep your head up. You can't go back in time. You've got to stick to it – stick to working. I think that's what everyone did tonight."
Phantoms winger Markus McCrea was whistled for a five-minute boarding major on the first shift of the game and Drew Smolcynski capitalized on the ensuing man-advantage, beating Romeo with a point shot through traffic to put the Ice (3-10-1, 7 points) in front 4:51 into the contest.
Koritzinsky nearly knotted it up for the Phantoms in the opening minutes of the second when he pounced on a rebound, but he rang the puck off the crossbar. Minutes later Anas found himself in a similar situation with the puck in the slot and Iyzk in the butterfly, but this time the Potomac, Md., Quinnipiac recruit calmly stashed it right beneath the bar to tie the game up at the 3:50 mark.
Three minutes later, Davis put the Phantoms in front on the power play when he snapped a shot from the point the Iyzk could not handle. The goal was the first of Davis' USHL career and snapped a 0-for-39 drought for Youngstown on the man-advantage.
"Our power play's been struggling, so to get that one, it was big for our confidence," Davis said. "Coach [Brad] Patterson had the 'D' working on getting shots through traffic – changing the angle – this week and I think it benefitted."
Joshua Shellman made it a 2-2 game with three minutes remaining in the second when he beat Romeo with a low shot on an odd-man rush. But with just 21 seconds left in the period, Stenglein won a race to the puck off the draw and fired a blind shot from the top of the right circle that beat Iyzk high to give Youngstown the lead heading into the final period.
Smolcynski netted his second of the night 2:27 into the third when he finished off a 2-on-1 rush. But Stork put the Phantoms back in front a minute later. Nuttle gathered the puck at his blue line and threaded a pass across the neutral zone for Eric Sweetman who threw it to Stork in the slot for the put away. Padulo made it 5-3 on a power play two minutes later when he rifled in a rebound from the left circle.
Indiana, however, would not go down easy. Rinat Valiev fired a shot past Romeo right off an offensive-zone draw to cut the lead in half and then Smolcynski completed his hat trick with a power-play tally with 9:37 remaining.
Nuttle was again the catalyst for the go-ahead goal on the following shift when he hit Stenglein with a headman pass through the neutral zone to spur an odd-man rush and Koritzinsky capped it off. After the win, head coach Anthony Noreen said he was proud of the way his team responded each time the Ice managed to even things up.
"I just like the way we played our game tonight," Noreen said. "I think we did a great job of sticking to the process. Even on their chances, I don't think there was a lull or us trying to sit back and protect the lead. We stayed aggressive."
Phantoms by the Numbers
Shots – 30
Saves – 13
Power Play – 2-for-2
Penalty Kill – 1-for-3
Goals – Anas, Davis, Koritzinsky, Padulo, Stenglein, Stork
Assists – Anas, Austin Cangelosi, Jimmy Mazza, Nuttle (2), Stenglein (2), Stork (2), Sweetman (2)


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ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Three leaders of an Albany Street Gang will spend five years in prison after pleading guilty to gang and aggravated assault charges.
Gang task force leaders now say they brought down 15 gang members after a highly publicized raid last year. 20-year old Phildrick Davis, his 19-year old brother Lorenzo Davis, and 18-year old James Williams pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, terroristic threats, and gang participation.
Gang task force leaders say their names were included in the C-M-E Rattlers book of knowledge captured during a citywide gang house raid May 3, 2007. Dougherty Chief Assistant D.A. and Gang Task Force leader Greg Edwards said "We used this roster to systematically go through this entire sect. We've really taken a big bite out of the Rattler's Gang. It's taken time, but it's come to fruition."
Phildrick Davis, known as Big Phil, had the rank of four star general in the Rattlers. Lorenzo Davis was the Violation King, or the enforcer.
All three were sentenced to five years in prison, 20 years on probation, and ordered never to have contact with other gang members.
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