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LOS ANGELES – A man accused of stalking actress Mila Kunis from July 2011 until his arrest earlier this month is expected to appear in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom tomorrow morning for arraignment, the District Attorney's Office announced.
Deputy District Attorney Wendy Segall of the Target Crimes Division said Stuart Lynn Dunn, 27 (dob 4/29/1985), is charged in case No. BA397717 with one count each of stalking in violation of a restraining order and stalking.
Dunn is scheduled to be arraigned in Department 30 of the Foltz Criminal Justice Center after 8:30 a.m.
In February 2012, the defendant was ordered to stay away from the Kunis for three years after he pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor count of unauthorized entry of a dwelling.
The charge stemmed from an incident in January 2012 during which Dunn – after making repeated calls seeking the victim's personal information – broke into a vacant condo owned by Kunis and temporarily inhabited the property.
The new case, filed for warrant on May 16, involves allegations that Dunn waited for Kunis in the parking lot of her gym on three consecutive days.
Bail for Dunn is recommended at $150,000. If convicted as charged, the defendant faces a maximum prison term of four years in state prison.
The case remains under investigation by the Los Angeles Police Department's Threat Management Unit.
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text: What can be said about this monumental release? Even though there are some Death Metal traces (according to drummer/lyricist Fenriz) this album is one of the most important albums in Black Metal history. Not only did it basically define True Norwegian Black Metal, it also holds up to be one of the strongest albums to date. Starting off with haunting chants and whispers, Kathaarian Life Code opens up A Blaze In The Northern Sky as a true Black Metal opus. Although some may disagree, I think this is one of the most majestic Black Metal songs to appear on record. The atmosphere of Kathaarian Life Code is very cold yet comforting, bringing you to a very relaxed state. It's a difficult experience to describe but anyone who enjoys quality Black Metal will know what I speak of … it's surreal and Darkthrone certainly delivers. The entire album is a testament to True Black Metal. From the mid-paced epic In The Shadow Of The Horns to the blasting Where Cold Winds Blow, this album is flawless in terms of Black Metal. I cannot go without mentioning The Pagan Winter or the fantastic title-cut since both tracks truly define the now over-crowded genre. To sum this review up, this album is a perfect album in all aspects. It defined a genre, it spawned hundreds upon hundreds of Black Metal acts as well as living up to be one of the genre's best albums. Your collection is not complete without this album.

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As part of the body of Christ, the First Presbyterian Church family is called together to worship God, to nurture one another, to discover together where God is leading us, to plan effectively how to carry out the ministry and mission of Jesus Christ to the best of our ability. Our outreach is to our families, our church, our community, and to all the world. Amen.
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The core beliefs in this faith statement are the central tenets of the Reformed Christian faith as proclaimed in the witness of Scripture.
1. The Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testament are the uniquely revealed and infallible Word of God, inspired by the Holy Spirit who dwells within us, and is exemplified through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Scriptures are the church's first and final authority in all areas of faith and life including, but not limited to theological doctrine, mission, church order, character, and ethical behavior.
2. There is one Holy, true, merciful and loving God, who exists in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He alone is worthy of all praise, honor, and glory. In sovereign love, God created the world, proclaiming it good, and made everyone equally in his image, male and female. He rules over His creation with absolute power and authority.
3. Jesus Christ alone is Lord of all and the only way to salvation. Through his son, Jesus Christ, God saved us by grace through faith. Our salvation is based on our faith in Jesus Christ and his sacrifice for us, on our accepting the true message of salvation and our trust in God to apply this salvation to us.
4. Anything that separates us from God is sin. From the beginning, we have rebelled against God and violated the image of God in ourselves, in others, and in the earth. All people are sinful and need to repent of their sins and turn to God. God came to this earth in human form for each of us. We are reconciled to God through the life, suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Jesus sacrificed his life so that we could be forgiven and freed from sin and death and have eternal life in heaven.
5. Jesus is the head of the church and the fundamental difference that separates us from other religions. Our purpose is to glorify, worship, honor, and serve God. The people of God are called to seek justice and live in obedience to the Word of God, thereby transforming the world around us. We are called to follow Christ's command to love all people. Since all are sinners and fall short of the glory of God, all are welcome to join in worship and fellowship in His church. Christ also calls us to go into all the world to make disciples of all nations in preparation for His coming again.
6. God's people are called to Holiness in all aspects of life and should not be compromised by ethics drawn from a changing culture. Those God calls to serve the church as teachers, elders, deacons, and pastors are expected to lead a life of obedience consistent with the standards defined in Scripture, and First Presbyterian Church will uphold all these standards.


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Welcome to the first-ever OFD Fan Confidence Poll discussion -- this will become a semi-regular feature from me, and will provide us a place to discuss that little sliding bar that shows everyone how we feel about our Irish. Feel free to vote how you choose, this is the place to share your rating (10-100) and back it up with why you voted that way. Awards will also be given for interesting, inane, insane, and irrational responses, along with whatever else I feel like giving an internet high-five for.
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Bowl season is upon us, and that means pick'ems, BCS debates (Okie St got screwed), and watching the skunkbears play a BCS game against an overrated VT team (sigh.). The Fighting Irish get the Seminoles of Florida State, in a game that some (more cynical than myself) will dub the "Disappointment Bowl". The season is all over but the shouting, and we all have our own thoughts on where this team stands. Share your ratings and your thoughts on where you think the team is at the start of this bowl season in the comments!


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I've lived in the Chicagoland area for 13 years. Community service has always been one of the most rewarding parts of my life.
I try to volunteer at least two weekends a month, mostly with Chicago Cares, the village I live in or with Ladder Up. I have also volunteered with Ronald McDonald House, One Brick Chicago and with CURE's Remote Area Medical Clinics.
Any service or activity where someone is giving back or helping others cultivates the kindness and compassion we are born with. I believe those are the qualities that help build and strengthen communities. We see people that lack kindness and compassion every day; they might feel they have strong characters or good moral fiber, but they don't look too happy or fulfilled, not to mention their communities, whatever they may be, are often weak or broken. That's no way to live!
I am happy to get a ride or to transport, not a problem!
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(RNN) - A jury found Dr. Kermit Gosnell guilty of murdering three babies during failed abortions on Monday. Gosnell, 72, was sentenced to three consecutive life sentences and gave up his right to an appeal. Gosnell was charged with three counts of first-degree murder, among other charges.
The U.K.'s Prince Harry made a goodwill trip to the United States. Items on the prince's itinerary included: touring reconstruction in New Jersey, visiting wounded U.S. veterans and visiting his nation's embassies with the British Prime Minister David Cameron. Prince Harry's trip ended Wednesday.
The Obama administration had a trio of big issues on its plate this week: the IRS's targeting of conservative groups, the Justice Department's seizure of two months of phone records from the Associated Press Monday, and the release of the Benghazi emails.
O.J. Simpson was back in the courtroom again - this time for a chance to have a retrial for his 2008 conviction in Las Vegas.
Minnesota became the 12th state in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage. Minnesotans will be able to marry their partners on Aug. 1.
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You Only Learn Once
YOLO! In college, you only learn once…just kidding. College is the time where you learn so much about yourself, about what you want to do professionally, about how you interact with other people, etc. I highly recommend checking out every club or organization or minor or class that sounds even the slightest bit interesting to you because you have 4 years to take advantage of as many opportunities here at USC, and there are a lot of opportunities.
As for what I've been learning here at school this semester, it's been all over the place. Pursuing a major in Business Administration, a minor in Psychology, and a minor in "Nonprofits, Philanthropy, and Volunteerism" keeps me on my toes, but I like it that way. I'm taking an advanced writing course right now, but it is somewhat unconventional in that instead of papers and essays, we write well-informed blog posts. This will definitely give me an advantage in social media skills if I decide to work in marketing in the future. It has also allowed me to be creative in how I express myself and form well-reasoned arguments for topics that I care about.
I am also in a Business Communication class called Creativity in Business. Every week we take an introspective look at our creative side and discuss how that might relate to how we manage, work in teams, or generate business ideas. It's unlike any other business class I've taken, in a good way. I've learned to have a more open mind, to not be bogged down with my own judgments or worries, and to not be afraid to take risks.
On the complete opposite side of the spectrum, I'm also taking a class called Business Information Systems-Spreadsheets Applications. Each week we learn how to use different tools in Microsoft Excel and how they connect to different fields of business. For example, one week we learned how Excel could be used to combine data for a detailed financial analysis. More recently we have been learning about pivot tables and sorting data by demographic, a skill that could be very useful in sales or marketing positions. Perhaps one of the most practical classes I've taken here, IOM401 will definitely serve me well after I graduate.


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Software developer wages fall 2% as workforce expands
A labor pool with plenty of young people and long unemployed older developers may be making it possible for employers to pay less.
Computerworld - WASHINGTON -- The U.S. tech industry added nearly 64,000 software-related jobs last year, but as the workforce expanded, the average size of workers' paychecks declined by nearly 2%.
There are a number of possible explanations for the decline in pay, but a common one cited by analysts is simply that the new people being hired are paid less than those already on the job.
The average annual wage of all workers in the software services sector was $99,000 in 2012, about $2,000 less than the prior year, reported TechAmerica Foundation in its annual Cyberstates report.
The foundation is an affiliate of the industry trade group TechAmerca. It uses U.S. Department of Labor data to assemble its report.
Matthew Kazmierczak, a senior vice president at TechAmerica, said if there is lots of hiring in an industry and the pay for new hires is below average, the average wage could go down.
The pay of newly hired workers could be below the overall salary average "if many of the new jobs are more 'entry' level or [are filled by] people without the same specialized skills or years of experience -- managerial or otherwise -- as a more seasoned employee," said Kazmierczak.
"It is also possible that with the recession, wages [for new hires] dropped as more people were competing for jobs. So wages for new jobs are below average," said Kazmierczak.
The Cyberstates report puts the tech labor force at 5.95 million people in 2012, an increase of 1.1% from the prior year. Of that total, 1.87 million workers are in software services jobs.
Software services, which includes the government-defined labor categories of software publishers, custom programmers, computer facilities management and other computer related services, are the best paid and the largest segment of the tech workforce.
The next largest category, engineering and tech services, employs 1.62 million. The average salary for workers in this segment increased by $1,500 to $92,500. But unlike software services, job growth was modest, increasing by only 11,300 last year.
David Foote, the CEO of Foote Associates, which analyzes IT hiring trends and wages, said the supply of workers in the software services segment "is plentiful" because "there are many unemployed workers who want to get back to work."
Employers, consequently, did not need to offer generous wage packages to fill many of their jobs. "In fact, [employers] could get workers pretty cheap," said Foote.
Foote said the IT-industry-specific Cyberstates study doesn't include all tech workers. Working against the wage decline is high demand for people with certain software skill sets, which puts upward pressure on the pay of certain jobs that are harder to fill, he said.
Victor Janulaitis, CEO of Janco Associates, a research firm that also analyzes IT wage and employment trends, cited a number of reasons for the decline in wages for software professionals. First, technology is becoming easier to implement without the services of an IT professional, he said. Also, the option of turning to outsourcing creates less pressure to increase wages.
As the recession continues, companies continue "to look at productivity and will often look to hire individuals who are lower-cost employees," said Janulaitis.
He noted that the lower-cost segment of the labor pool could include displaced baby boomers who have been out of work for some time and "will take a lower-paying job just to get back into the workforce."
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CATEGORIES Comedy, New Releases, Lionsgate Films, Paramount, Distribution, Newsstand, Movies, New Releases, CinematicalIn the person of Larry The Cable Guy, comedian Dan Whitney is personally responsible for all of the men across the country who are saying "GIT-R-DONE!" and think it's clever and cool. For this alone, I have a bone to pick with him. Deep personal issues aside, however, the prevalence of his catch-phrase makes it clear that the man has a sizable audience and, after missing out on that Jeff Foxworthy feature, Hollywood isn't going to make the same mistake twice: meet Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector. Whitney stars in the film as, yes, Larry the Cable Guy, who for some reason becomes "a health inspector investigating a mysterious outbreak of food poisoning at the city's swankiest restaurants." I'll let Whitney himself fill in the details: "It's a lot of slapstick, one-liners kind of thing. It's not going to break any box-office records or be nominated for any awards, but I think it's a funny movie...I didn't think I could act, but we'll see, I guess." At least he's honest. if only actual actors would admit the same about their movies, I bet Hollywood would be a much nicer place.
Though the movie was originally made through Paramount, they evidently decided that Lionsgate "would be a better fit to market and open the comedy in theaters," whatever that means. Paramount actually kept home video rights, so they're clearly not dismissing the film out of hand - maybe the kids at Lionsgate just really get the whole blue collar comedy thing. The film is due in theaters on March 24.


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Yeah, you read that right. That sequence in the headline was Colten Moore's night at Winter X. First, he crashed incredibly hard in the semifinals of snowmobile freestyle. This doesn't quite do it justice, so watch the video. He was upside-down and lost his sled during a 120-foot jump, and managed to walk away.
After all that, he still advanced to the finals, then put together the winning run to claim gold. So after crashing and nearly injuring himself in a bad way -- if he didn't manage to tuck and roll right before impact, he probably lands on his head -- Moore hopped right back in the saddle and handled his business.
And because this is 2012, he Tebow'd. Of course.
I don't even know. I guess after the night he had, he might as well do whatever he pleases. Moore cheated death, then won gold. Not a bad way to cap the night.
For more updates, news and stories concerning the 2012 Winter X Games, follow this StoryStream.


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Just a heads up. Last year I (formerly EspeciallyK) organized and ran the Fantasy Baseball leagues for RR members. I was planning on doing it again this year, but I won't. My wife, who was due in March, ended up giving birth 11 weeks early. Baby and mother are healthy, but he'll be in the NICU for a long time and that is obviously going to suck up all of my free time. I just wanted to let people know before I forgot.
If someone else ends up creating a league I'll probably still join, but I won't have time to organize and run it. Just wanted to make sure people knew early enough instead of just sitting around and waiting for me to create the leagues. Thanks.


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Many young people cannot imagine spending two years away from friends and family just as they are about to embark on a promising career path—let alone in a developing country. For me, it seems almost unbelievable that my Peace Corps service—what will forever be a defining experience in my life—ended almost two years ago.
Although I faced many of the universal challenges that arise during Peace Corps service, such as language barriers, isolation and confronting poverty on a daily basis, I was blessed with an incredible community. The rural village in Northern Cameroon that I called home from 2009 to 2011 became my family. My adopted family included strong women and new siblings who shared their lives with me, took care of me and ultimately taught me more about myself than I could have imagined.
Not every volunteer is as lucky as I was. When you apply to join the Peace Corps, you expect to struggle in a new cultural context and to live without the creature comforts of home. However, for the 60 percent of Peace Corps volunteers who are women, anticipating sexual harassment as a part of your new environment is not the same as facing the stark reality. I watched friends serving in Cameroon struggle with almost constant sexual harassment and aggression. For some, this became a daily annoyance. For others, it ultimately compromised their safety.
All the Peace Corps volunteers I know were and are willing to sacrifice a lot in order to serve – but one thing we should never have to sacrifice is equal access to comprehensive health care and support services. The Peace Corps is now one of the only government sectors in which civil servants are denied funding for abortion services in cases of rape, incest, or life endangerment. The Peace Corps Equity Act of 2013, proposed earlier this year by the late Sen. Frank Lautenberg, would fix this unfair statutory prohibition. Volunteers dealing with the aftermath of a sexual assault deserve better. They deserve equitable access to the same set of health services available to other groups receiving health coverage through the federal government.
My fellow Peace Corps volunteers are some of the most passionate, fearless and determined people I know. But I also know that most of us could never have done it alone. My adopted family helped me get through those tough days in village when all I wanted was a shower and a grilled cheese. My Peace Corps family helped me get through 27 months of service with my dedication to improving the health of women and families in Cameroon intact.
As a returned Peace Corps volunteer (RPCV), I still feel that same sense of community. As RPCVs, we share what will most likely be a once in a lifetime experience that others may never understand. For that reason, we owe it to each other and the future volunteers who will follow us to support the Lautenberg bill and to bring equitable medical care to Peace Corps volunteers.
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Vacaville police arrested a 19-year-old Sacra-mento woman this week after she was identified from a photograph posted on the department's Facebook page and caught trying to use stolen credit cards at a local store.
Police say the arrest of Synsaysha Shaunteek Thomas brings an end to a three-week crime spree that involved the theft of at least four wallets. That spree began Jan. 4, when a wallet was stolen out of a victim's purse while she was shopping at Safeway. A short time later the victim's credit cards were used at other local businesses. In addition to the incident at Safeway, there were incidents on Jan. 8 and 17 at Nugget Market and Jan. 21 at Sam's Club.
The general scenario in all four cases was the same.
After one of the thefts at Nugget Market, a surveillance photograph of the suspect was posted on the department's Facebook page with a request for help in identifying her. On Tuesday, Thomas was in Target, where she was recognized by an employee from the Facebook post. Police were called to Target and then another call came in for the theft of a wallet at Sam's Club. Thomas, police said, had the credit cards from that theft and was trying to use them in Target.
Thomas wasbooked into Solano County Jail on suspicion of burglary, theft from a person, theft by credit card, identity theft, possession of stolen property, forgery, and probation violation. She is on active probation in Sacramento County for committing similar crimes.
Police are still looking for an accomplice in the case. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Adam Senf at 449-5254.


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Not much news going on right now in Tallahassee or Orlando. I've decided to go with a question of the day. What do you want for FSU athletics?
For FSU Football, I want the NCAA penalties to be severe enough to wipe any illusions of imminent grandeur, but not so severe that they cripple the program. The goal is to get the stragglers to retire, to stop hiring friends instead of qualified coaches, to speed the rebuilding process, to stop allowing UF to run the entire state, to recruit quality talent, and to maybe get on the right track before the '10 decade starts. My hope is that we get hit with backdated forfeit losses instead of increased scholarship losses, as this will only hurt Bowden's personal goals, while not damaging FSU's future prospects. Oklahoma forfeited games from 2006 and are going strong. I doubt a recruit will think "FSU had to forfeit their win over NC State from 2007?!, I'm not going there..." I also want to avoid the Ticking Tome Bomb detailed in today's Orlando Sentinel.
For FSU basketball, I want Leonard to keep working hard, to keep recruiting elite talent, to sacrifice a recruiting star in order to recruit a point guard who isn't highly ranked based solely on his athleticism and scoring ability, and to show patience with the offense, in a demonstrated attempt to build for 2010.
I'd like to hear your list. Inside, you'll find a stocking full of nole news and links... (including an injury update)
- Chantrant has been on fire recently, and they secured an interview with Wisconsin's play-by-play guy.
- Scalpem is sick. Get better Bill!
- AC wonders "what if Bowden isn't ready to retire in 2010?" Would FSU force him out? Would they pay Jimbo the $5 Million? This is exactly why I want us to forfiet wins from 2007 instead of losing scholarships. If you think Bowden is not selfish and bitter over his son's dismissal, then you're fine with forfeits, as the wins record doesn't matter to him... right? If you do believe he's selfish and bitter, then you want to remove any chance he has of catching Paterno (something almost impossible to do now anyways, considering the PSU schedule for 2009 and 2010). I would love to head someone argue for more scholarship losses than forfeited prior wins.
- Steve Ellis talks about young defensive players getting a chance to shine. He says Moses McCray is 295lbs. I doubt that, but I do think he can be 300lbs next year and tear up the ACC.
- Richard Goodman is apparently going to be back next year. I personally hope he doesn't make it back. Call me heartless, but we don't need another senior wideout who isn't very good, won't play, is constantly injured, and will eat another scholarship. Again I ask... do you want to win? Bama, UF, USC, Texas, etc would cut a kid like this.
- I saw a picture of Will Furlong, taken a few days ago. This guy is so small, will not play in his career, will have to come off an injury, can't add and keep on weight, and should be cut. Scholarships are at a premium now with the coming sanctions.. Maybe we can get him medically disqualified?
- A breakdown of the Wisconsin secondary.
- Heard that Stud WR (and rumored Gator/ LSU battle) Andre Debose watched FSU practice this morning.
Injury Update
Preston Parker and Taiwan Easterling didn't practice today (Tuesday). They are banged up. I don't expect Parker to play in the bowl game. I hope they hold him out, as he hasn't practiced in two weeks and could be rusty.
Holloway and McClure are out for sure.
Mincey is still struggling with a neck/ back issue. Unsure if he will play.
Strategy Thought
Expect to see a lot of Carr-Surrency. Parker and Easterling are dinged, as is holloway (out). My guess is we'll go Carr and Surrency on opposite sides, throw bubbles to Reed to Keep Wisky honest, and run.
If Wisconsin plays 8 in the box and doesn't account for Reed: Bubble (Like Miami, NC State for a bit, and MD some)
If Wisconsin plays 8 in the box and does account for reed: Deep Jumb balls (like Va Tech)
If Wisconsin plays honest defense, stays in 2-deep coverage: run all day.
Wisconsin cannot take away all three options. My guess is that they will be conscious of the deep ball and will try to take the bubble and run away. 'tis better to gamble and lose than die a slow death, right?
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Starting over would include ridding ourselves of 4 players - Deron Williams, Joe Johnson, Jason Terry, and Brook Lopez. Those are the 4 contracts that take up the majority of the cap next year. KG is signed as well, but with a rebuild I don't expect him to stick around.
So in doing that, it would involve 2 trades that are realistic. The first involves the one team we thought we'd lose Brook Lopez to - the Bobcats
I believe this is one franchise that would welcome the risk that comes with the trade. It's tired of being in the lottery and this improves their squad now and down the road. Plus, they don't have to give up their young building blocks of Kemba and MKG. For us, Gerald Henderson would be the only significant contract next season and he fits the style that Kidd wants to implement in getting out and running.
The the other move to make is sending Deron and Terry to LA for Gasol. We'd also get a cheap young wing in it as well.
I believe the Lakers would make the move as Deron fits their style of play. And again, this would allow us I start over going forward in free agency.


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The suspect in a March Circle K robbery was arrested Friday after turning himself in to police.
According to the Tucson Police Department, 43-year-old Sean Patrick Tighe was booked into the Pima County Jail, charged with one count each of aggravated assault and armed robbery.
According to an earlier Tucson Police release Tighe entered a Circle K in the 1700 block of West Speedway Boulevard on March 5, and lingered in the store for more than 20 minutes before allegedly pulling out a knife and demanding money from the clerk.
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Luke Shaw ignoring Ashley Cole comparisons as world cup battle enters home straight
1:53pm Sunday 9th March 2014 in Sport
England manager Roy Hodgson has told Luke Shaw to ignore the comparisons with Ashley Cole as the pair do battle for a World Cup berth.
It looks a straight shoot-out between the Southampton teenager and the experienced Chelsea defender for the 23-man squad heading to Brazil, as Everton left-back Leighton Baines appears all but assured to be included.
Shaw made his England debut as a half-time replacement for boyhood idol Cole in Wednesday's 1-0 defeat of Denmark, putting in an impressive display before returning to club matters this weekend.
The 18-year-old produced another sturdy performance in Saints' 1-0 win at Crystal Palace, after which he revealed Hodgson had spoken to him about the Cole comparisons.
''I try to ignore that sort of stuff, the media attention, as obviously it is going to happen,'' Shaw said.
''I spoke with Roy about it and he said that 'there is nothing you can do about it, this stuff is going to happen'.
''I am going to keep pushing myself and see what happens at the end of the season.
''I am not thinking about Brazil at all. I've still got nine other games left and I will focus on them and see what happens at the end of the season.''
Shaw was one four Southampton players in Hodgson's 30-man squad to face Denmark, joining the previously-capped Adam Lallana, Rickie Lambert and Jay Rodriguez.
That was a record number of call-ups for Saints, but Shaw believes that number could soon be beaten as the likes of Nathaniel Clyne, Calum Chambers, Jack Cork and James Ward-Prowse look to follow suit.
''It is unbelievable to be at a club with so many Englishmen,'' he said.
''There were four of us in the England squad on Wednesday and I am sure there is going to be more in the future.
''The team spirit is great, especially when we are winning. It is very high and it is like a family club.
''Everyone looks after each other, especially the older lads with the likes of me, Calum and Prowsey. They help us a lot at training.''
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Like Nigel before - like Poch to acknowledge how good our fans are - TOGETHER AS ONE.
I SALUTE all those Away Fans that went to the game yesterday - to those who went to the Flora Sandes - the Thomas Farley and all those loyal Saints Fans in the George - on the pavement and inside the Pub with all the chanting. olliecoolman had done a fantastic job capturing the spirit of the game and there are others on You Tube. The Concourse before the game and at half time showed real passion and I am sure I can see OspreySaint spraying beer and chanting like the best of them.
There was even a group singing in the Streets before arriving at the Stadium - so to all involved WE HAVE FANTASTIC AWAY SUPPORT and that is also part of the reason we have been breaking records for AWAY WINS - that and the Manager and Team really delivering on the Pitch.
Let's take that SPIRIT to our next home game - See you in the Pubs before the game - KING ALFRED - PRINCE OF WALES - JOSHUA TREE - CHAPEL - RED LION - BANANA WHARF - THE NORTHAM CLUB - ROYAL OAK
Beer Monster - tell your wife to move down to SOUTHAMPTON ASAP - We have plenty more games to WIN this season starting with Norwich.
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JC Penney's June Book Features Gay Dads
May 31, 2012 by Dan Rafter, Associate Director of Communications
JC Penney's is giving a nod to LGBT families in their upcoming June book. Check out this great photo featuring two gay dads:
Earlier this year, JC Penney's came under fire from the small fringe group One Million Moms for hiring Ellen to act as spokeswoman. Penney's stood behind Ellen – we thank them for again doing the right thing and acknowledging the diverse array of individuals and families that strengthen the communities across our nation.
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Just like old times as Preds beat Jackets
The Jackets and Preds met aren't division rivals anymore but little more than their conference has changed.
Predators learn lesson from Thursday with win on Saturday
The Preds blew a three-goal lead on Thursday but found a way to win on Saturday.
Preds get a point but give Phoenix two
Nashville takes a 3-0 lead into the first intermission but earns only a point in Glendale.
A great American toe-drags Canadiens' hearts through the mud
Josh Gorges has rough night for the Habs as the Preds go into Montreal and win.
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Legwand scores the 200th goal and Forsberg gets his first NHL point all on the same play.
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On Saturday, Nov. 24, my wife and I are headed to the Boise area. To shop. Eat lunch. Catch a ball game.
Thing is, she doesn't know about the ball game. She hates sports on the tube, but claims to love it live. I am going to put that to the test. This weekend. At the BSU Bball match. We will shop, eat, probably shop some more, and then when she least expects it ... Boom! Bronco Bball game! My question to you, my fellow Nuggies. Crazy? Or genius!


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Vanderbilt Commodores guard John Jenkins will forgo his final year of eligibility and enter the 2012 NBA Draft, the school announced Monday.
The 6-foot-3 Jenkins has led the SEC in scoring in each of the last two seasons, averaging 19.5 points per game in 2010-11 and 19.8 points per game last season. Jenkins shot 47 percent from the floor in 2011 and his 134 three-point field goals set an SEC and Vanderbilt single-season record in addition to leading the nation in three-point field goals per game (3.83).
"This was a very difficult decision for my family and I to make, but I am ready to dedicate myself fully to achieving my dream of playing in the NBA," said Jenkins. "The last three years have been the time of my life, and I will always cherish my time at Vanderbilt and the relationships I have made along the way."
Vanderbilt will miss Jenkins, who was a two-time All-SEC first-team selection and ranks 10th on the school's all-time scoring list.
"I'm very happy for John as he has chosen this opportunity to pursue his professional career," said Vanderbilt Head Coach Kevin Stallings. "This is something that he wants to do and has his family's blessing. My role has been to accumulate information on where he might be drafted. I have given that information to John and his parents, and this is the decision they have made.
"We thank John for his incredible contributions over the last three years and wish him a long and prosperous professional career."
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Here are two evaluations from reporters "scouting" the Senior Bowl.
WR Brian Quick of Appalachian State continues to struggle. He shows very limited quickness in his game and cannot separate from defenders.
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2012/writers/tony_pauline/01/24/senior.bowl.practice.tuesday/index.html#ixzz1kVQlhgEJ
That from SI makes it sound like Quick is not impressive at all. Then you have this...
from NFL.com:
Appalachian State WR Brian Quick has been the talk of the town with his exceptional combination of size, speed and athleticism. He has blown away scouts with his natural talent, and his ability to hold his own against elite competition has coaches salivating about his potential. An NFC East position coach familiar with Quick proclaimed him the most impressive athlete at the position. An AFC South position coach said Quick is an outstanding prospect with the physical tools to be a special player in the league. With so much lofty praise being thrown around, it would not surprise me to see Quick go much higher than anticipated when draft day approaches.
How can two people see something so different? Both have significantly differing opinions on other players as well, notably Coples. It all goes to show one of two things, how difficult scouting really is or how some reporters will just write something without really paying attention or getting the facts straight.


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Editor's note: This is the second season of Chronicles of McGonigle, starring Adrenaline's Sean Mcgonigle as he makes his way via motorcycle from Panama City, Panama back to San Diego. The first season of Chronicles featured the former Syracuse defenseman traveling through Southeast Asia. If you haven't checked this stuff out, it's an amazing story, with excellent footage and commentary. Here's the full list of videos here.
The real title of this episode should be "Welcome to my life: Panama edition". I never thought I'd be camping in a junk yard, with my hammock strung between two rusty dump trucks, or that there would be a raging street party going on a few blocks away. But these are the way things go when you travel.
Three nights into our motorcycle trip, the adventure kicked in when our Adrenaline ringer/cameraman/translator/old guy's bike broke down. To make things worse, we had gotten a late start, and as darkness set in so did our worries. After asking around, we stumbled upon the fire station of Aguadulce, Panama, and they knew just what we needed: a safe place to crash for the night. Best known for its salt flats and sugar cane fields, Aguadulce turns into a city-wide club every October as its residents flock to the city center to celebrate its 150-year-old foundation — something we had no idea about!
By ditching our guidebooks and allowing fate to sculpt our journey, we went with the flow when Arthur's bike broke down and washed up in a Panamanian wonderland. A beauty pagent with girls dancing on floats, fireworks, live music and local energy all came together to form a great time. Bonus footage, anyone?
Check out Episode 4, "Cinco Abajos", below:
Episode 3 Recap: "If you don't make it, you're gonna go to go to the hospital," my buddy and travel partner Jake reminded me as I paced back and forth on the ledge, debating if I was going to jump or not.
"Don't do it," were his final words of encouragement as I steadied myself, and focused for the leap that was about to happen.
Shortly after winning the 2008 National Championship as a Syracuse defenseman, my girlfriend and I flew down to Panama to celebrate. On the roof of our hotel was this gap that spanned from the water tower to the pool, a distance of between 15-20 feet. The idea is to run on the edge of the tower, jump out and clear the gap, landing in the pool, which was shallow: only about five feet.
Balanced precariously and unsure of myself, she was able to talk me out of it. But like anything worthwhile, the thought of making the leap was seared into my mind and I thought about it for a long time, knowing in my head that I could have made it.
Three years later I had a chance to prove it, and when Jake and I stumbled upon the same hotel once again, I knew I was going to have to take the leap of faith, try to clear the gap and prove to myself that I could do it.
In Episode 3 of the Chronicles of McGonigle, brought to you by Adrenaline Lacrosse, watch me tempt fate and take a leap of faith.
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Byron Leslie steps into GM post at JIIC
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YEARS of hard work, humility and patience are all factors Byron Leslie credits for his recent appointment to general manager (GM) of the Jamaica International Insurance Company (JIIC).
"I am elated. Years of hard work have paid off," he told Career & Education. "At JIIC, promotions of this nature are managed through a process of succession planning that involves dialogue and preparedness. However, although you go through this process, there are no guarantees. So when the great news was communicated to me, I was ecstatic and very pleased."
On June 1, when his promotion became a reality, Leslie took on duties that put him in charge of 55 staff members, with four people reporting directly to him. His new responsibilities include ensuring the development and implementation of JIIC's strategic objectives and promoting the company as the insurer of choice in all the territories wherein it operates.
Leslie explained that he is also expected to proactively identify and resolve challenges while maintaining a productive and positive environment for the company's internal and external customers. His new job description, he said, also includes the provision of leadership within the management team and the staff to develop programmes and policies.
Leslie's new position is one he has embraced wholeheartedly, confident in his ability to perform at his optimum.
"Throughout my career, I have focused on performing at a high standard, remaining humble while contributing to the success of my organisation," said the insurance executive, who describes himself as a driven individual with high standards.
It has been a long road up the ladder of success for the 45-year-old Cornwall College alum. He began his career in insurance at Dyoll in a clerical position, before becoming a junior assistant to the vice-president of underwriting and claims.
Between 1987 and 2000, Leslie moved through the ranks from trainee underwriter to underwriting supervisor and assistant underwriting manager before being named underwriting manager.
In 2000, he joined JIIC as underwriting manager and steadily made the climb to his current position. Along the way, he has been a business development manager, risk and reinsurance manager, and, more recently, assistant general manager.
In 2009, Leslie was placed on a formal succession plan for the general manager position. As a result, he benefited from training and developmental programmes designed to ensure he would effectively fill the role of general manager.
In addition to his own performance, he said the work of team members also helped to cement his promotion.
"Working with team members that do great work effectively and efficiently, and having the commitment and dedication to getting the job done right [played a role]," Leslie said.
He brings 24 years of experience to the position and is convinced that his wealth of technical insurance knowledge will significantly impact how he carries out his duties. According to Leslie, he also brings to the table his ability to work well with people at all levels, team-building skills and the capability to motivate others, along with well-honed negotiating and listening skills.
While he admits it is too early to definitively say what difference he has made since taking up the position, the JIIC boss said his areas of priorities have been to provide leadership, coaching, development, and succession planning for workers.
"The results so far are positive, and we are trending in the right direction," said Leslie, who holds a diploma in marketing from the College of Arts, Science and Technology — now the University of Technology (UTech) — and a bachelor's degree in business administration, also from UTech.
Leslie is also a chartered property casualty underwriter, with an insurance degree from the American Institute of Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters. Now also a part-time lecturer of insurance courses at UTech, he said he has done a range of leadership and technical courses in the field of insurance, both locally and overseas.
Leslie has lectured, too, at the College of Insurance and Professional Studies.
Meanwhile, he insisted that behavioural skills coupled with academic or technical skills help to ensure a promotion at work.
"Persons must have the right attitude and be prepared to learn why things are done; to be curious with a drive to understand, and probe accordingly," he said. "Persons are to put forward their positions and be prepared to defend their positions."
At the same time, he advised workers seeking to secure a promotion to distinguish themselves at the workplace.
"Be visible, not a number," he said. "Try to see the business as your own and to make decisions accordingly. Having that mindset also facilitates innovativeness and competitiveness. Also, commit to being reliable and always operate at a high standard."


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A look at NFL handicapping with the PFW editor lobbying to become Las Vegas bureau chief.
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Rams QB Marc Bulger will miss Friday's game vs. Atlanta with a broken pinkie, and Las Vegas sportsbooks have reacted by making the Falcons a three-point favorite.
Las Vegas Sports Consultants, Inc., which provides pointspread guidance for the majority of Nevada's casino, installed the Rams as a 2.5-point favorite Monday morning , but Bulger's injury forced a significant swing in favor of the Falcons, who will have their starting quarterback, Matt Ryan.
With Bulger out, Kyle Boller gets the call at quarterback for St. Louis. Brock Berlin and Keith Null are the Rams' other quarterbacks.
One other quick note: If I'm not posting to this blog, writing for ProFootballWeekly.com or writing for Pro Football Weekly's print edition, I'm probably on Twitter. You can follow me at @mikewilkening ; some of the interesting stuff that doesn't make the blog will find its way there, such as a couple notes about the big line in Thursday's Bengals-Patriots game.


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This is in my blood. I love to craft a tale that informs, entertains, and challenges. I may not be the most refined: I use adjectives prolifically, I can be repetitive at times … and redundant too, and sometimes I even make typos. But if I make you laugh, cry, and think, then I've done what I've set out to do.
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Milwaukee (WQOW) -- The Brewers open the 2014 season on Monday against Atlanta.
Last season, Milwaukee finished 23 games out of first place in the National League Central division. But the change of the calendar brings with it fresh optimism in the Brewers clubhouse. Jonathan Lucroy points to the team's new acquisitions as a reason Milwaukee will contend this season.
"I think if our guys throw like they did today there is no reason why we cannot compete. When Garza pitches like he can, he is shut down," says Lucroy. "If our guys pitch like they can and they will, we are going to hit and we are going to score a lot of runs and it is going to be a lot of fun. "
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With the Wild sputtering on offense once again, Jason Zucker scored for Minnesota with 4:19 left in regulation to send it to overtime.
Calgary's Mark Giordano was then given a delay-of-game penalty with 43 seconds to go. The penalty carried over into the extra period, and Parise beat goalie Joey MacDonald for the 4-on-3 winner. Parise's goal was only Minnesota's fourth in its last 41 power-play opportunities.
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A $5 million gift from New Balance will help fund a series of UMaine programs and initiatives, all of which have a significant impact on the university's service to its students and the greater community.
The gift includes $2 million that will be used as a challenge grant to fund renovations to its field house, an iconic structure that has served for generations as a focal point of athletic activity involving Black Bear varsity athletes, UMaine students, university faculty and staff members, high school student-athletes, summer sports camp participants and members of the community.
The challenge grant will be matched by a $2 million capital campaign to raise money for the field house and by approximately $1 million in previously approved state funding for hazardous materials remediation and improved ADA accessibility. The project is targeted to begin in 2012.
The remaining $3 million will support other university priorities including ongoing maintenance and facilities needs at the university's acclaimed Student Recreation and Fitness Center, which opened in 2007, and the renovation of the Memorial Gym.
The University of Maine System Board of Trustees voted to accept the donation at its Monday meeting. It was formally announced today at a 10:30 news conference.
The recreation center will be renamed "The New Balance Student Recreation and Fitness Center," effective immediately. When the field house renovations are completed, that facility will be known as the "New Balance Field House." The New Balance name will remain on each of those facilities for 20 years, with the possibility of extending that agreement if it is mutually agreeable at that time.
"We are humbled and flattered by New Balance's generosity," says UMaine President Robert Kennedy. "With its strong Maine connections, commitment to environmental sustainability and focus on community partnerships, New Balance is an ideal partner for the University of Maine as we make investments in the future. Members of our community and those who depend on UMaine for recreation, fitness and community engagement will benefit from this generous gift for years to come and we are most thankful."
Based in Boston, New Balance is one of the world's top athletics products companies. Its manufacturing facilities include factories in the Maine towns of Skowhegan, Norridgewock and Norway. It has a long history of providing high-quality equipment to runners and track and field athletes, creating a strong connection to the UMaine Field House, which is home to an indoor track that is used for both high school and college competition.
"New Balance is proud to make a $5 million contribution to the University of Maine to help revitalize one of the state's most used tracks," says Matt LeBretton, New Balance director of public affairs. "On behalf of our almost 1,000 associates in Maine we stand with the University of Maine to encourage student athletes to achieve success in all facets of their academic careers. New Balance has a long history of philanthropy in the state of Maine and with this gift we hope to reinforce our commitment as a statewide community partner and to domestic manufacturing in Maine. The University of Maine and New Balance both stand for excellence – together we make a powerful statement regarding the opportunities for public/private partnerships that benefit Mainers. Go Black Bears; Let's Make Excellent Happen."
Steve Abbott, the Orono native who serves as UMaine's athletic director, points to the historical and wide-ranging significance of the field house facility.
"All of us with long-term connections to Black Bear athletics recognize the essential nature of the field house as a training and competition facility," Abbott says. "With its universally recognizable "block M" and its prominent location at the primary entrance to campus, the field house also symbolizes the institution as Maine's flagship university and Black Bear sports as our state's Division I program. Thanks to New Balance and the generosity of others, we will soon restore the field house's lustre and make it ready to continue serving our students and others for many years."
Kennedy also notes that thousands of high school student-athletes have used the field house for indoor track competition, through the Eastern Maine Indoor Track League, over several decades. As he points out, that experience represented the first exposure to UMaine for many high school students who would later decide to enroll at the university.
Robert Dana, UMaine's vice president for student affairs and dean of students, hosted today's news conference. He oversees the division that operates the New Balance Student Recreation and Fitness Center which, he says, has transformed the UMaine student experience.
"In less than four years, this facility has had an incredible, positive impact on this university community," Dana says. "It signifies quality and high aspirations in meaningful ways, and this gift will help us maintain this magnificent facility so that it may continue as a beacon on the hill for our students, our faculty, our staff and those who live nearby and wish to take advantage of the healthy recreational and social opportunities it provides. New Balance's gift is much-appreciated, and it will have a long-lasting impact on student life at the University of Maine."
LeBretton echoed Dana's comments, noting the broad-based impact of the university's recreation facility.
"As part of our commitment to advancing healthy lifestyles we are pleased to provide ongoing financial assistance to the newly renamed New Balance Student Recreation and Fitness Center. This fantastic center is used by students, faculty, administrators, alumni and outside groups and reflects our ongoing dedication to supporting athletes of all ages and abilities," he said.
The New Balance gift, which is the largest corporate gift in UMaine history, is part of Campaign Maine, the university's ongoing comprehensive campaign. UMaine announced in April that it had met the campaign's $150 million goal, six months ahead of the campaign's originally planned end date.


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You will find there's "new world "of dietary supplements on the market that have an ingredients called Acai berries. These are a natural berry that taken from the Amazon jungle. They're stated to give advantages like fat loss help, enhanced facial complexion, cleansed digestive system, reduced rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, increased defense mechanisms, bowel-problems pain relief, increased metabolism, less fatigue, and many more. One of the supplements offered with Acai berry ingredient is Acai Slim. The product is available on the internet on the official site, but the price isn't published.
Even though the lists of ingredients are not shown on the Acai Slim site, this supplement obviously consists of extract of Acai berry. The website showing that this fruit has been presented on WSJ.com, ABC, CBS News, as well as the Today Show. One of the main focuses of Acai Slim a dietary supplement is they try to get rid of negative side of digestive tract.
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Acai Slim is actually a weight reduction and health supplement which is supposed to be ideal for men and women as well. The product offers the important ingredient called extract of Acai berry. Several advantages of these fruits are that this berries consist of Fiber, Protein, Vitamins C, A, and B, plus Calcium. Moreover, this berries are containing greater amounts of nutrition compared to broccoli, strawberries, blueberries, and also pomegranate. There isn't any 100% money-back guarantee stated for Acai Slim dietary supplements on the website.
- Acai Slim consists of Acai berry extract.
- A free trial offer of Acai Slim supplements can be obtained in the event the buyers pay delivery fees.
- There is no price submitted on the website for this weight-loss supplement.
- Real medical information is not provided to back up Acai Slim supplements.
- There's only one buyer, plus before-and-after picture submitted on the site.
- There are numerous health supplements obtainable currently in the market, and since those products contain exactly the same as Acai Slim product, people seems to be difficult to make a decision
- There is no refund option.
In the huge market industry of body cleansing and weight reduction products, things tend to be more difficult. How do people know which health supplement is the best one? This is where buyer reviews as well as medical research are really needed. Sadly, you do not really find these on the Acai Slim supplements' website. Quite simply, you might want to choose various dietary supplements which have more evidential service submitted on the website. However, in terms of Acai Slim, the website is more like a huge advertisement on the internet.
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HAVERHILL – A Groveland man charged with sexually assaulting a 17-year-old woman in Weare, N.H., then stealing her car, was captured at a Maple Avenue apartment Thursday night and is expected to be returned to the Granite State.
Jonathan Maguire, 20, of 13 Pandora Drive, waived his right to fight extradition to New Hampshire during a brief hearing in Haverhill District Court yesterday. Judge Patricia Dowling ordered him held without bail at Middleton jail pending his return to New Hampshire.
Weare, N.H., police have charged Maguire with two counts of simple assault, obstructing report of a crime, criminal mischief, theft and second-degree assault.
Police went to 114 Old Town Road in Weare at 9:20 p.m. Tuesday after Lisabeth Maguire called to report her son Jonathan was suicidal, according to a report filed by Patrolman Brandon Montplaisir. Jonathan Maguire had cut his wrists and when she made her first attempt to call 911, he broke her cell phone, according to the officer's report.
Lisabeth Maguire left the house and called police from another location, Montplaisir wrote. Police found a young woman in the basement of the house who said she had been raped by Maguire, according to Montplaisir's report.
The alleged victim said she had gone to the house to prevent Maguire from hanging himself. She told police he was getting ready to hang himself when she arrived.
When she tried to stop him, he pushed her onto a pool table, choked her until she was unconscious and assaulted her, police said. He then stole her 2003 Jeep Liberty and fled. Police later found the vehicle near Greenleaf School in Haverhill.
After Weare police obtained a warrant for Maguire's arrest, Groveland police received a couple of tips that Maguire was hiding at an apartment on Maple Avenue, Haverhill, according to Groveland Deputy Chief Jeffrey Gillen.


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March 24th, 2010
An article by PESD research fellow Varun Rai and affiliated faculty David Victor featured in the First Quarter 2010 issue of IAEE Energy Forum
PESD research fellow Varun Rai and PESD affiliated faculty David Victor's article titled "Identifying Viable Options in Developing Countries for Climate Change Mitigation: The Case of India" offers a framework for identifying viable and credible climate change mitigation actions in developing countries.
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March 17th, 2010
Point Carbon features PESD's latest report on Chinese wind projectsin the news: Point Carbon on March 16, 2010
Point Carbon covered and highlighted PESD's latest report on the controversy over Chinese wind projects in their March 16, 2010 article, China Wind Spat Could Paralyse CDM: The controversy over Chinese wind projects could threaten the future of the CDM.
- » Making Carbon Offsets Work in the Developing World: Lessons from the Chinese Wind Controversy
- » Point Carbon's article: China Wind Spat Could Paralyse CDM
March 15th, 2010
Bloomberg features PESD's research on Chinese wind CDM controversyin the news: Bloomberg News on March 15, 2010
Bloomberg News features PESD's newest release, "Making Carbon Offsets Work in the Developing World: Lessons from the Chinese Wind Controversy" by researchers Gang He and Richard Morse. The article highlights Richard's comments on key findings and CDM reform options as the UN prepares to address the controversy in the coming weeks. Read more »
PESD releases new Working Paper on the controversy over carbon offsets from Chinese wind power
In a new Working Paper, PESD researchers Gang He and Richard Morse offer a unique, comprehensive analysis of the biggest controversy in the global carbon market - the additionality of Chinese wind power in the Clean Development Mechanism.
January 5th, 2010
Recent report on improved biomass stoves includes article by PESD Researchers
The Global Village Energy project released a report tackling the question of why the adoption of improved cook stoves has been so slow in developing countries. Titled, "Three Key Obstacles to Cookstove Adoption (And How to Overcome Them)," it contains an article by PESD researcher Xander Slaski and Assistant Director Mark Thurber.
November 18th, 2009
PESD research fellow Varun Rai is featured in the Harvard International Review
In a new article in the Fall 2009 issue of the Harvard International Review PESD research fellow Varun Rai discusses the critical elements of effective international carbon offsets markets. The article argues that fundamental problems of perverse incentives and huge transaction costs render the clean development mechanism (CDM) unfit as the backbone of international carbon offsets markets post-2012. Instead, the article emphasizes the need for multilateral deals around large sectors that leverage synergies between climate change benefits and the core interests of developing countries.
October 26th, 2009
China Dialogue features PESD research on China CCSin the news: China Dialogue on October 23, 2009
PESD's Research Associate, Gang He, discusses the energy dilemma of doing CCS in China and sets out his technical and policy recommendations for China's adoption of this important technology.
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Sky Sports News presenter, Charlotte Jackson, will take part in ITV's new reality TV show Splash! this evening. The show will see fifteen celebrities try to make their finest dives as experts rate their efforts and viewers vote for their favourites. Tonight's show sees entrepreneur… Read more
Matt Barbet and Ranvir Singh will be the new presenters of the first hour of ITV1's Daybreak. The pair, who take up their new roles in September, will join the refreshed Daybreak to present the first hour of the programme between 6-7am followed by Daybreak's… Read more
It's a BIG week in the UEFA Champions League as the semi-final second legs take place – live on Sky Sports 2 and ITV1. Chelsea head to the Nou Camp to meet Barcelona on Tuesday evening for the second leg of their semi-final match. Didier… Read more
The Football Association has confirmed that this season's FA Cup Final between Chelsea and Liverpool will kick-off at 5.15pm on Saturday 5 May. It will be the first FA Cup Final under floodlights at Wembley Stadium in almost 20 years – the last being Arsenal's… Read more
UPDATE: Tottenham's FA Cup tie with Bolton has been abandoned after Bolton player Fabrice Muamba collapsed on pitch. Muamba has been taken to hospital, after receiving CPR on the pitch. Two FA Cup quarter-final ties will be played today – live on ITV1 and ESPN…. Read more
Five international football matches will take place this Wednesday, live on TV. England take on the Netherlands in a friendly encounter at Wembley Stadium, as the home side play their first match since Fabio Capello's resignation earlier this month. Stuart Pearce takes charge of England… Read more
The UEFA Champions League returns this week as the final 16 teams do battle in the first leg of the knock-out stages. It's been 2 months since the last Champions league games were played which saw the two Manchester club eliminated and Arsenal and Chelsea… Read more
ITV News' political editor, Tom Bradby, is to front a new discussion programme on ITV1 from Spring 2012. ITN will produce an eight-part series, which will tackle the hot topical issues of the week. In each programme, lasting 30 mintues, Tom will be joined by… Read more


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GOSHEN — Marion L. "Tim" Darr, 95, died late Wednesday night at Greencroft Goshen Health Care.
He was born March 28, 1918 in Goshen, to Merle and Hazel (Good) Darr.
On April 10, 1943, he married Elaine L. Coy in Washington, D.C. She died Aug. 27, 2012.
He is survived by two daughters, Carla Darr, Elkhart, and Diane Darr, South Bend; and a sister, Phyllis (K.W.) Kurtz, Millersburg.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife; a sister, Shirley Schrock; and a brother, Galen Darr.
Mr. Darr was a member of Calvary United Methodist Church. He served in the United States Army Third Armored Division Spearhead Unit in World War II in the European Theater 1941 to 1945.
He worked as a shipping foreman at Syracuse Rubber Products, retiring in 1983. He was an avid golfer and member of the Wawasee Golf Club and Syracuse American Legion Post 223, where he held many offices locally and at the state level.
Friends may call from 3 to 7 p.m. Monday at Yoder-Culp Funeral Home, Goshen, where a funeral service will take place at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Greencroft Chaplain Vanette Kashmer will officiate.
Burial will follow at Syracuse Cemetery.
Memorial contributions in Tim's memory may be directed to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Online condolences may be shared at www.yoderculpfuneralhome.com.


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If you are interested in working for a company that values your contribution and offers a chance for career advancement, RadioShack is for you. We're looking for friendly, knowledgeable people who are passionate about meeting the customer's needs and are willing to take the time to solve problems. As a Retail Sales Associate, your contribution is crucial to the success of our company. That's why we offer extensive training and ongoing support that allows you to be the best associate possible.
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- Minimum 18 years of age
- High school diploma, GED or equivalent
- Demonstrated success in a retail sales environment is preferred
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- 401(k) Plan with company match available
- Everyone may make rollovers into the plan immediately
- Full Time employees may begin contributions immediately
- Part Time employees may begin contributions after 1 year of employment
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- Medical, Dental and Vision Plans
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POCOMOKE, Md. - It's almost time for the annual Atlantic General Hospital Healthy Happenings Community Health Fair. The free event is being held November 2nd, from 8:00 AM until 1:00 PM, in Pocomoke, at the Pocomoke Volunteer Fire Company Community Center.
This year's theme is caring for your mental health, with a special presentation from LaDonna Gatlin. Not only that, there will be free screenings, performances and demonstrations. A full schedule of events can be found on our website.
The schedule:
8 - 11 a.m. Free Screenings: cholesterol (12 hour fast required), carotid artery, respiratory, hearing, diabetes, and more
9 a.m. Dance & Gymnastics Demonstration by Twisters Gymnastics
10 a.m. Paddleboard and Kayak Demonstration by Ayers Creek Adventures
11 a.m. Complimentary Lunch
8 - noon Visit booths, receive free massage, Reiki, and reflexology therapy
Noon Keynote Presentation: Tune Up your Life, LaDonna Gatlin
1 p.m. Health fair concludes
*Free flu shots will be provided throughout the conference next door in the Pocomoke Fire Department's equipment bays.
For more information and a complete list of screenings and demonstrations, please visit Atlantic General Hospital's website or call 410-641-9268.


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Kevin DeWine is the former chairman of the Ohio Republican Party. He was elected the party's chief executive officer Jan. 16, 2009. He resigned in April 2012. As party chair, DeWine is responsible for the management of all party operations and services, including candidate recruitment, campaign support, training, fundraising, voter contact programs and legal strategies. He also is a member of the Republican National Committee, where he sits on the party's ethics and site selection committees. He previously served four terms in the Ohio House of Representatives.
Recent statements involving Kevin DeWine
Since 2009, the Ohio Republican Party has made more contacts with voters — nearly 6.6 million — than any other GOP state organization in the nation.
"President Obama and Democrats' spending addiction has driven our national debt to historic proportions, maxed out our national credit card and has now led to the Democrat Downgrade of our country's AAA credit rating."
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LUBBOCK, TX (KCBD) – Texas Tech Regents met behind closed doors Wednesday afternoon, presumably about the lawsuit with fired football coach Mike Leach.
The agenda called for "Discussion of pending and potential litigation involving Texas Tech University System; and otherwise to consult with and seek the advice of legal counsel." Texas Tech and Leach's legal team have a Friday deadline to complete mediation.
Shortly after 3:00 p.m., the Regents began the closed door meeting, with a combination of officials in the room and others participating by phone. At approximately 3:55 p.m., after the executive session, Vice Chairman of the Regents, Jerry E. Turner, moved "to proceed with litigation as discussed in executive session within the parameters set forth in the executive session."
The motion was approved and the meeting adjourned. Texas Tech officials declined to comment, as both sides are under a gag order.
Christy Moreland contributed to this report.
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In this week's Media Roundup, we take a quick break from the 24/7 Bruins coverage to spend a few minutes on a sporting event that nationally has become identified with Memorial Day Weekend -- the Indianapolis 500.
HVM Racing's Simona de Silvestro walked away from a terrifying crash in practice for the 95th running of the Indianapolis 500. An equipment failure caused the car to get airborne in turn 3, then get airborne again in turn 4, turning upside down and tearing the catchfence before coming to rest upside down and on fire. De Silvestro was helped from the car by Holmatro Safety Team workers and walked to an ambulance.
Marshall Pruett at SPEEDTV.COM reports that Jay Penske has signed Scott Speed, recently of Red Bull NASCAR and Scuderia Toro Rosso in Formula 1, to drive in the 100th anniversary Indianapolis 500.
The series, entitled "Indianapolis 500 Centennial Era Moments," will feature video clips from classic Indianapolis 500-Mile Races and interviews with IMS legends. A new video will appear every Friday through May. Some of the classic races featured in the series are the duel between A.J. Foyt and Eddie Sachs in 1961, Al Unser's second victory in 1971, the controversial finish between Bobby Unser and Mario Andretti in 1981, Bobby Rahal's victory in 1986, Rick Mears' fourth victory in 1991 and Helio Castroneves' first victory in 2001. Other feature subjects include Roger Penske, Andy Granatelli, Chip Ganassi, Dan Gurney, Parnelli Jones, Arie Luyendyk, Tom Sneva, a close-up about the incredible career of Foyt and more.
Roger Penske says if he can't get sponsorship for Sam Hornish in nascar he will run him in the Indy 500— Lee Spencer (@CandiceSpencer) December 3, 2010
Racing writer Lee Spencer posted on Twitter tonight that Roger Penske will run Sam Hornish in the 2011 Indianapolis 500 if Penske cannot find sponsorship to run Hornish in the NASCAR Sprint Cup or Nationwide Series.
SPEED.com reveals that IndyCar is in the final stages of negotiations to bring Chevrolet back to the Indy 500 and IndyCar racing in 2012.
My 2010 Indy 500 preview for SBNation.com is up - go take a look! (For the record, this is the first IndyCar story that has made it to SBN's front page - you can thank me later!)
Panther Racing announced today it has partnered with Vision Racing and will enter Ed Carpenter in the No. 20 Dallara Honda during next month's 94th Running of the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race. The collaboration between the two IZOD IndyCar Series teams will pair Carpenter with full-time Panther driver Dan Wheldon, pilot of the No. 4 National Guard Panther Racing entry.
"Right now, we are in discussion with the IZOD IndyCar Series to remove the fuel-mixture switch from the car completely. This would make the driver responsible for controlling the amount of fuel consumed with his or her right foot."
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Tuesday, a report claimed Apple has returned to production the discontinued iiPhone 4 for specific developing markets. » Read the rest
India Offers Buyback Program For iPhone 5C
tagged India, iPhone 5C, iPhone 5S
It's not just Stateside brick and mortar retailers offering buyback programs for iPhone handsets. Over in India, retailers are offering buybacks for older Apple handsets to put toward iPhone 5S or iPhone 5C smartphones.
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Apple Launches iPhone 4S in India
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The Cupertino, California company has officially released the iPhone 4S to the far east country of India, giving smartphone aficionados a chance to get their hands on the old handset. » Read the rest
iPhone Price Lowering in India?
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The Cupertino, California company who popularized the smartphone market is trying to revolutionize developing markets by finding a price that still nets them massive profits while fitting the needs of sellers.
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iPhone 5S Beating up Galaxy S4 in India
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The sales game is a dangerous, competitive, unforgiving game of market dominance and product prestige. The players are all-in to win the prize of market share and unbridled profit. In India, Apple's iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C have snuck up on Samsung and usurped the coveted prize of the sales charts. » Read the rest
iPhone 5S Sold Out in India
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Do you live in India and you want an iPhone 5S? Specifically, a gold iPhone 5S? Well, you're fresh out of luck because India is fresh out of iPhone 5S smartphones.
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iPhone 5C Still Too Expensive For India
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Originally, everyone assumed Apple designed the iPhone 5C as the poor man's iPhone 5; that the company was going for those living in poverty and lower bracket of society with a cheap plastic smartphone. Well, turns out that the assumption was wrong.
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Subsidized iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C Coming to India
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Reliance Communications has announced that it will begin subsidizing the iPhone 5S and the iPhone 5C in India on a two year contract. » Read the rest
Stealth Price Drops for Apple in Emerging Markets
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As the currencies in emerging markets fall against the US dollar, Apple's prices remain the same meaning they effectively, if slightly, cheaper. » Read the rest
iPhone Pushed Out of India's Top 5
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Apple's iPhone isn't quite getting the foothold they hoped for as a recent report shows them having fallen out of the countries top 5 smartphones. » Read the rest