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The Golden State Warriors have to send their first-round pick to the Utah Jazz this season if they finish outside of the Top 7 in the NBA Draft lottery.↵
Right now, they are in a three-way tie for the sixth-worst record in the NBA with the Toronto Raptors and New Jersey Nets with 22 wins.
Golden State, a franchise that has made the playoffs only once since 1994, can ill afford to miss out on one of the deepest draft classes in recent memory.↵
Even if they finish with the sixth or seventh worst record, they still have to be worried about being jumped by one of the teams behind them for a top-3 spot in the lottery, which would drop them outside of the Top 7. If they finish with the eighth-worst record, their only chance to keep their pick is through having one of their ping pong balls selected.↵
For all intents and purposes, a win against Dallas on Friday night could be a devastating blow to their future. Welcome the wonderful world of the NBA, where apparently no one has heard of a "moral hazard".↵
Stephen Curry, Andrew Bogut and David Lee have already been shut down for the season, so Mavericks fans can expect to see a lot of rookie second-round picks Jeremy Tyler and Charles Jenkins as well as undrafted free agent Mickael Gladness.↵
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WHEN reports of the death of a woman at Roses Gap started to emerge on Friday, authorities used it as a warning to others to leave early.
"This should be a very, very salient lesson to everybody that when you're told to leave, when you're told that there is a huge risk to your life and property, then your life is worth saving by leaving early," Premier Denis Napthine said at a press conference on Friday.
But one of the woman's closest friends, who spoke to the Mail-Times anonymously, said any suggestion her friend Barb Pleasance had died as a direct result of fire had been premature.
"I felt that was being used as a scare tactic because they knew nothing about the woman," she said.
"I was very upset because they didn't know what the cause of death was."
A coroner's report is being compiled to determine the cause of death, but authorities have subsequently said it was a result of a medical issue.
Mrs Pleasance was highly experienced in fighting fires, joining the North Warrandyte CFA in the 1960s.
Her house was customised to survive fire with an inner core made from large slabs of Mt Gambier stone along with a fully-equipped underground house – 'Barb's Burrow'.
"She meticulously planned every detail of how she would approach the fire – that's why I was very upset with what was stated," the woman said.
"I spoke to her at 11.30pm on Thursday – she was fully prepared.
"I tried to ring her at 3.30am on Friday and there was no answer."
The woman said her friend of more than 40 years had a strong dedication to the environment.
"She was passionate, she came from England in the 1960s and was in love with the Australian bush. All her life she worked towards providing a sanctuary for flora and fauna," she said.
"She was highly intelligent.
"This was not some silly woman who did not know what she was doing."

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The artwork prominently incorporates the word God, just in case there was any question about who the great deceiver might be, and the the lyrical themes are as anti-theist as one might expect. While there is not a lot that shocks about this record, there is an awful lot that satisfies.
While much black metal privileges rawness and primitive production, many bands falsely assume that this means that sloppy, rushed or incomplete songs are also desirable. Nidingr are well aware of this potential pitfall and instead have crafted every track on this record with care.
From the spitting, slavering viciousness of the riffs on "Oh Thou Empty God" to the triumphal swelling of "The Worm is Crowned," every tone and texture is deliberately chosen. The more atmospheric touches are similarly well-deployed, especially the lighter touch on "All Crowns Fall."
The real strength of the record is certainly the vocals. Cpt. Estrella Grasa has a tortured vocal delivery that is part anguished raving, part parable like a mad preacher. There is something unseated and unsettled about the delivery, as though at any moment the vocals could go completely off-kilter and break the song apart.
A rank slab of intelligent malevolence, Greatest Of Deceivers will surprise many with its cunning and violence. It's faults are minor – perhaps a little too much flourish and length, but this can almost be forgiven as baroque eccentricity. It's a fine, infernal piece of black metal for the darkest days of the year.
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The adult obesity rate has swelled past 30 percent in 12 states, led by Mississippi, according to a new analysis by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Trust for America's Health. Mississippi has the highest rate at 34.9 percent, while Colorado was lowest at 20.7 percent. Twenty-six of the 30 states with the highest obesity rates are in the Midwest and South, with Louisiana, West Virginia, and Alabama trailing Mississippi. About 80 percent of Americans think obesity is a serious problem, according to a recent Gallup poll. A report will be released later this summer projecting the likely rise in obesity-related disease rates and health care costs down the road.
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Can Dogs Eat Rice?
YES, dogs can eat rice.
In fact, rice is very good for dogs, especially if they have an upset stomach. Three Little Pitties have a great post about the benefits of brown rice. If you are interested in finding out the difference between brown rice and white rice, and their health benefits, read the aforementioned post in addition to conducting your own research.
There's many homemade dog foods and even store-bought dog foods that include rice in their mixtures. The good thing about your dog eating rice is that it's easy on your wallet. Rice doesn't cost much at all and doesn't take long to prepare either so it's beneficial to you too!
The Benefits of Feeding Your Dog Rice
Health benefits of rice can be found in more than forty thousand varieties of this cereal available in the world. The two main categories include whole grain rice and white rice. Whole grain rice is not processed much, therefore it is high in nutritional value, whereas white rice is processed so that the bran or outer covering is removed and it has less nutritional value. The length of each grain can also define Rice. Indian or Chinese cuisines specialize in long grained rice, whereas western countries prefer short or medium sized grains. According to Rice-Trade, rice is extremely nutritious.
As rice is rich in carbohydrates, it acts as fuel for the body and aids in normal functioning of the brain. Eating rice is extremely beneficial for health, just for the fact that it does not contain harmful fats, cholesterol or sodium. It forms an integral part of balanced diet. Rice is an excellent source of vitamins and minerals like niacin, vitamin D, calcium, fiber, iron, thiamine and riboflavin. Rice abounds in resistant starch, which reaches the bowel in undigested form. It aids the growth of useful bacteria for normal bowel movements. As rice is low in sodium, it is considered best food for those suffering from high blood pressure and hypertension. Whole grain rice like brown rice is rich in insoluble fiber that can possibly protect against many types of cancers. Many scientists believe that such insoluble fibers are vital for protecting the body against cancerous cells. The husk part of rice is considered as an effective medicine to treat dysentery. A three-month-old rice plant's husks is said to contain diuretic properties. Chinese people believe that rice considerably increases appetite; cures stomach ailments and indigestion problems.
Medical experts say that powdered rice can be applied to cure some forms of skin ailments. In Indian subcontinent, ayurvedic practitioners duly prescribe rice water as an effective ointment to cool off inflamed skin surfaces. Brown rice is said to contain high levels of neurotransmitter nutrients that can prevent Alzheimer's disease to a considerable extent. Rice bran oil is said to have antioxidant properties that promotes cardiovascular strength by reducing cholesterol levels in the body.
Though there are these benefits, you shouldn't make rice a regular meal for our dog.
How to Feed Your Dog Rice
Some people have stated that rice is a great thing to give your dog when he/she has diarrhea. The insoluble fibre from rice acts like a soft sponge that may be pushed through intestinal tract quickly and easily. Brown rice and whole grains are said to be rich in insoluble fibre. But, it is advisable to drink lots of water for relieving constipated state along with fibrous foods.
If your dog is sick, giving him or her cooked (preferably boiled) meat (chicken) can be a meal that is very good on his or her stomach. If you'd like you can even throw some carrots or peas in there! When all is done, grab a bowl and have the same meal for yourself!
Many dogs' foods are made with rice. It is a good treat every now and then. A small mixture added to dry food is also good for the dogs. Large amounts of rice can bowel up a dog, so it needs to be given in small amounts.
So, yes, generally dogs can eat rice. According to some dog owners, rice should be safe for puppies as well. One of my friends fed his dog fried rice and the dog hasn't reacted negatively to it. Whatever rice you feed your dog, juts make sure you cook it!


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A machete and gun were used in the "very violent" killing of a man at a southwest Portland home earlier this month, court documents confirmed Friday.
Husein Ali Haidar, Mahmoud Moustafa and Clifton Carey were all indicted by a grand jury in the death of 25-year-old Charles Weber. They're charged with aggravated murder, unlawful use of a weapon with a firearm, unlawful use of a weapon, burglary and robbery.
Investigators haven't said what exactly happened inside the home on Dolph Court back on March 9. Court documents only mentioned that a machete and gun were used as weapons in the killing.
The documents said Haidar, Moustafa and Carey killed Weber in an effort to "conceal the commission and identity of a perpetrator" of burglary and robbery.
A Portland police spokesman said the death was so violent that they had to bring in Oregon State Police detectives to investigate the crime scene and process evidence.
A fourth suspect, 18-year-old Omar Ibrahim, has been arrested in the crime, but his case hasn't been presented to a grand jury. His preliminary hearing has been reset to April 30.
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CIDA to be folded into Foreign Affairs: Queen's University expert
Queen's University expert David Elder is available to talk about reports that today's federal budget will announce the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) is expected to merge with the Foreign Affairs Department.
"Much of the direction of our development assistance policies will remain the same, but this move provides an opportunity to review and hopefully streamline the administrative practices of CIDAs' aid program," Prof. Elder says. "I'm not sure how much of this move is directed towards budgetary savings, but it is an opportunity to rethink and retool aid administration."
Prof. Elder, who works in the School of Policy Studies, notes the OECD Development Assistance Committee has criticized the over-centralization of CIDA's decision making.
Prof. Elder worked in the Public Service of Canada for over 30 years. He began his career in the Department of External Affairs (now Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada) and also worked for 10 years in the Privy Council Office.
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I love my Rhode Island reds they are very sweet to me . They quickly show new birds there place in the coop they want to be the boss. they have laid me eggs from normal to large size brown eggs. I had one that would sneak into the bed of the truck to lay her eggs under the tool box she has traveled to the store with me a few times and once to the doctor. when people come over they jump on the truck to say hello. they even come in the house to lay eggs. one hen jumped into a open window and sat there looking at me before she flew into the house. They follow me around like I was there mother hen. I have to check my friends truck before they leave to make sure there are no hitchhikers.


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Question: My company will not allow administrative professionals to have their own business cards. We must use our superior's card and write in our names.
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Jetor Brown, Eastside, sr., G: Had 20 points in the Ghosts' 69-43 victory against Passaic in the Passaic County semifinals Saturday. Accounting for 16.8 points and 3.0 steals per game.
Juwuan Carter, DePaul, jr., G: Scored all 18 of his points in the second half in the Spartans' 68-62 win against Kennedy in the Passaic semis Saturday. Averaging 16.4 points per game.
Rashard Figures, Hackensack, jr., G: Scored 19 of his game-high 20 points in the second half to lead the Comets to a 64-58 win against St. Joseph on Sunday in the Bergen Jamboree semifinals.
Mike Gibney, Wood-Ridge, sr., G: Eclipsed 2,000 career points last week in a 97-91 overtime defeat of Garfield. His 2,081 points rank 11th all time in Bergen County history.
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Me and a buddy are headed out to Foxboro for the game, staying at the Omni in Boston, and wanted to know who is headed to the game? We got plans to meet up with Matt Maiocco on Saturday night for his little get together at the Hyatt and off the the game the next day.
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I was just wondering if anybody else out there finds it hard to be a fan of any other team besides the Angels. I can't find it in me to be a fan of any other team in sports. I really like watching NFL football but I don't have 1 team I really like, like I do the Angels. I just really like to watch a good game between 2 teams. I don't have a second favorite baseball team like I know some people do. I do like the Twins as a team, I respect their play. But I wouldn't say I am a fan of theirs.
I have been a die hard fan of the Angels since the mid 1970's. I always had good experiences at Angels games. I remember throwing paper airplanes onto the field from way up in General admission. Popping the soda cups on the ground and making them bang and echo in the stadium after the game was finished. I just can't see me being a fan of any other team in sports.


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Chocoalate pomeranian purebreed 6months old female for sale
6 month old chocolate Pomeranian to good loving home. we are not home enough
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Toy Fox Terrier / Chihuahua
Star and Shayane are being fostered in Roseville by their Foster Mom Cherie, they are the tiny and full of spunk and love !
They are up to date with shots and worming :) They were born 7/1/14
Adoption fee is $250.00 with a $25.00 refund once spayed
If you would like to schedule a interview, please call Cherie at
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Cavalier Spaniel / Terrier Mix - Baby
Well say Hello to Yoda and Pluto, they are being fostered in Roseville by their foster mom Stacey, they are in a home where they are getting socialization with kids as well as other dogs.
These sweet babies are looking for the perfet place to call home !! If you would like to schedule a interview please contact Stacey at
586-419-2122 or via email ( email is the best between 7:30-3:30pm :)
They are up to date on shots and worming and were born 7/3/2014
The adoption fee is $250.00 with a $25.00 ...
2 Bichpoos-Left-Girls
Strawberry Blonde Babies,8 weeks and ready to go to their new families,sweet,playful. They have their first puppy shots and proper worming.-2 Girls left
Happy healthy babies..Mom is Bichon-8 Lbs-Dad is Toy Poodle-5lbs
I'll have more pic's later.
For more info on them email or call me-586-393-1019 HOME PHONE!!!
Cash and pick-up only!!!!
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Adorable Shih Apso Puppy
I have only one adorable male shih apso puppy left. 9 weeks old and ready for a forever loving home. He is white/cream with beige mask and ears. He is super sweet. The mother is lhasa apso and the father is shih tzu. They are very smart and playful. They get along with cats and other dogs. Both breeds get along great with children and other animals are very good natured companions as well as loyal dogs.
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Golden Retriever Puppies
AKC Limited Golden Retriever puppies. Puppies were born on July 10th and will be ready for their forever homes around end of August.
My female( Lucy) is a light golden AKC registered and certified for elbows, knees and hips. The sire (Calvin ) is a beautiful European (English Cream) from Denmark and is also AKC -OFA certified. Puppies are raised indoors with lots of love and attention.
Puppies will have first shot, wormed and a vet health check.
For more info, please contact Nancy at (586)776-9517
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Labrador retriever poodle mix puppies, labradoodles male and female
Labrador retriever / poodle mix puppies male and female ready too adopt. Yellow and black.
All Puppies are up to date on their Vaccines and worming meds. Playing and eating like all puppies do.
Adoption fee is 450.00 for black pups and 500.00 for yellows
Please call or text foster mom Tammy , at 248 722 1308 to set up an appointment to meet this cute little pup.
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Aussie shepherd Labrador retriever mix female puppy, runt
Elsie is the smallest of her litter, she is an Australian shepherd Labrador retriever mix female puppy. She was one of ten pups born to a Aussie mom and lab dad. They were born on a farm, and the whole little was given up to the rescue when they couldn't keep then or take care of them. She is 9 weeks old and ready for her forever home.
All Puppies are up to date on their Vaccines and worming meds. Playing and eating like all puppies do.
Adoption fee is 280.00
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Jack Russell Male 4 month old white with brown patches
We have a male Jack Russell available, 4 months old and is white with brown patches.
Age is 4 months old. He has his papers, is 90% potty trained and has been issued two shots so far. He has also been de-wormed. Approximate weight is 17-18 pounds.
Very playful and full of energy.
Call or text only. Feel free to ask any questions. Thanks.
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German Shepherd puppies for sale
purebred German shepherd puppies mom is not registered she is an american/show line German shepherd she weighs 85 lb father is AKC registered from east Germany he weighs 125 lb pictures provided both are mostly black also both have the smooth coat. there are 6 puppies we are keeping/giving away 3 of the pups so that leaves 3 these are incredible,smart , and hungry puppies. they are partially potty trained/crate trained, they know how to sit ( if you have a treat in your hand) they just turned 8 ...
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6 healthy adorable AKC siberian husky puppies.
Born August 15, 2014 . 3 females...3 males. Taking $ 200.00 deposit now to hold the puppy of your choice.
Comes with AKC registration application and Litter Certificate with family tree. Puppies will have their first shots , puppy check up by a veterinarian and dewormed. They come with puppy folder that includes literature and medical records. Pls call 586 792-0415 or 586 222-2766
PUPPY#1..light copper/wh female. Last pics are mom and dad.
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Gorgeous F1 Male Goldendoodle Puppy Available
ONE MALE AVAILABLE! We have one gorgeous male available (the lighter one in the picture) from this litter. Mother is a Golden Retriever, and father is a cream Miniature Poodle. Puppies are raised in doors with lots of love and attention every day. Puppies will come fully vet checked, with first vaccine, and multiple wormings. PUPPIES READY TO GO SATURDAY 8/23. Please email me here or call/text 734-751-7828. Thanks!
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Tea cup chihuahua pups
We have 2 super tiny pups that are now ready to go to there new forever home one female ( she the one in the 1 pic) and one male.they have there 1st puppy shot and been dewormed both are very playful and love to cuddle. Sorry no e mails
Call or text (734)741-3742
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Campbell's Pomeranians - AKC/CKC Registered
Campbells Pomeranian's was establishd out of total love in February 2012. We are a very small home based breeding program of Akc and Ckc Registered Pomeranian's located in Eastpointe, Michigan. All of our Pomeranian's live in our smoke free and cage free home as apart of the family. We breed within the Akc, Ckc standards of producing healthy, happy, quality Pomeranian's between 3lbs-7lbs that your family will enjoy for years to come.
Our puppies are VERY well socialized and are very people ...
Blue Fawn American Pit Bulls 8 Weeks Old as of May 30
Born March 30th, Only 2 Boys Left. READY for rehoming Razors Edge And Gotti Bloodlines. Pups r sold with authentic papers,1st Vac Shot, and Being Dewormed.
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Adorable Shih Poo Puppies - born 6-17-14 - READY TO GO!
"Bosco & Cocoa" are outstanding, sweet & cuddly, playful & smart, small sized 9 week old Shih Poo male puppies, maturing only to around the 7-9 # range.They have thick wavy rich chocolate coats, soft and beautiful and, one of the best parts... they are hypo-allergenic and do not shed, so you allergy sufferers should be thrilled! But lets not stop there, there is more good news... THEY ARE PEE PAD TRAINED!
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AKC English Yellow Labrador Retrivers ( almost white)
On July 21st of 2014, We had a beautiful litter of English Labrador Retriever puppies born. These puppies come from very good lines and will make wonderful companions and family pets. Labs are excellent with children. Your puppy will come with AKC pet papers, dewclaws removed, have been vet checked, dewormed , 1st vaccine, puppy kit, 2 year hip and elbow warranty, toys and much more. We are taking deposits now to hold your puppy until ready to go in September. Please contact us at 248-535-8680. ...
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Miniature Pinschers
AKC puppies born June 24, 2013. Red and black and tan males. Older males and females, breeding and show quality. 400 and up. Championship bloodlines. My line going back to 1969. 313 623 3716
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Puggle Puppies in Southern Michigan/Tri-State Area
Ready for their new homes now!! 1 boy, 1 girls left. They have had their first shots and have been dewormed. They come a guarantee, their records, and some food so you can easily switch them over to whatever you would like. These two are fun, playful, and super healthy! First 5 pics are the boy, Last 3 pics are the girl. Feel free to call or txt me 517-617-1514
We are more than willing to meet you up to an hour away from our home so you can more easily get your new puppy. Places that are about an ...
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Beautiful husky puppy.
She is a sweet heart. She has papers. She is 9 weeks old. She is almost completely potty trained she is a puppy and some times does have accidents. She has blue eyes. She is akc fully registered. Beautiful markings. If you have any questions just ask. She was $800 but I want to find her a good home so now I'm asking $700
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American bully
I have a american bully UTD on shots very calm and potty train also he will be very stocky as well if interested call james for more info 3138549531
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Boxer Sharpei lab mix
2 dark brown 1 black boxer Sharpei lab mix puppies. Will be ready to go home after sept 24th. Born July 30th. Have had dew claws removed and will be de wormed and given 1st puppy shots. Call or text Dave 734 755 7464
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Inquest finds Londoner was unlawfully killed
For seven years, police have been trying to solve the murder of Jimoh Plunkett, who was shot dead outside a nightclub in Suffolk.
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Its the day before Thanksgiving so work is slow. Figured I'd do a follow up piece to the article I wrote a couple days ago where I focused on mainly players the Jaguars would look at in the 1st and possibly the 2nd round. Today I want to focus on a few other players that will probably fall into the late 2nd to 5th round that might be steals for the Jaguars. The draft stock of a lot of these players were surely change in the coming months but like I said in my last article I think its always a good idea to keep an eye out for certain players and to watch for them on Saturdays. So here we go:
Marvin McNutt (WR - Iowa):
This years WR crop is very deep and some very quality WRs will slip into the draft's second day. That is exactly what will happen to Marvin McNutt who might be a early second/late first round pick in any other draft year. McNutt has the build to excel in the NFL at 6-4 and 215 pounds. He lacks the elite physical tools as Blackmon or Jeffrey but still has quality speed and size that he can be productive.With Stanzi leaving last season, many did not expect McNutt to do any better this year but instead he is having a career year with an arguebly worse QB at the helm. McNutt has a nose for the endzone with 12 touchdowns already this season and his frame would offer Gabbert a great redzone target. Another positive often overlooked is that he comes from a pro style offense which though it matters less with WR, still experience in a NFL type system. Overall if the Jaguars miss out on a WR in the 1st round, McNutt might be a great pick-up on day 2.
Next Game: vs. Nebraska (Friday 11/25 on ABC)
Jurin Criner (WR - Arizona):
Here is another receiver who has great ability but whose stock will drop due to the talent of this years WR class. Criner has a very similiar build to McNutt expect Criner is faster and can jump for balls better. Watching some tape on him you can see that he is a great route runner as well which is one of the many things the Jaguars lack from their current receivers. Criner has decent hands but his biggest drawback is that he is poor when it comes to blocking and can get pushed around a little too much. Overall though Criner could become a great deep threat as his speed and size make him a nice target. Criner, like McNutt, is a great but not elite prospect. He offers a lot of talent and with a little coaching might develop into an amazing receiver in the NFL. Another player the Jaguars could take a hard look at on Day 2 if they miss a WR in the 1st.
Next Game: vs. Louisana-Lafayette (Saturday 11/26)
B.J. Cunningham (WR - Michigan State)
Where Criner and McNutt are most likely going to be off the board by the 3rd round, Cunningham is probably going to be around until 4th or 5th rounds. He is a project WR in that he needs coaching on route running and technique but unlike many later round prospects Cunningham has the build of a NFL WR. At 6-2 and 210 he offers a solid target and has had a pretty good season at Michigan State this year (1005 yards, 7 TDs). He can catch the ball well and uses his size to his advantage which makes up for his lack of speed at times. He could develop into a solid possession receiver in the NFL. I fully expect the Jaguars to take at least 2 WRs in this years draft and Cunningham might be a steal in the later rounds for the Jaguars.
Next Game: vs. Northwestern Wildcats, (Saturday 11/26)
Jack Crawford (DE - Penn State)
Have you ever seen Crawford. Just by his physical appearance alone he looks intimidating standing 6-6 and 273 pounds, bald and just plain mean looking. Crawford has all the physical tools that make NFL scouts excited but if you have watched Penn State this year you can see that Crawford though imposing lacks technique to truely excell at the DE position. A former basketball player Crawford is still learning the game, moves and technique but offers elite physical tools if he can be taught. He is the very definition of boom or bust. Are the Jaguars willing to take a risk in the 3rd or 4th round on Crawford? Who knows, but Crawford is easily an interesting option as the Jaguars are looking for an elite pass rusher and Crawford has all the tools to become one.
Next Game: vs. Wisconsin Badgers (Saturday 11/26)
Jake Bequette (DE - Arkansas)
This years DE crop is very weak and in order for the Jaguars to add any quality DE in this draft they will have to find one by the end of the 4th round as after that there won't be much talent left. Bequette might be one of the last quality DE on the board entering the 3rd or 4th rounds. Bequette's skill set is not exactly what the Jaguars might be looking for in a DE but his overall size and motor might make him worth a 4th round pick. Bequette has a great motor off the line and you can see he is going full speed every play. He very good at getting of the line quick and pushing the pocket but lacks speed on the edge which hinders him as a pass rusher. That being said he does have the ability to get to the passer but will need coaching to develop moves and technique in order to be able to beat NFL level tackles. Overall he is a good run stuffing DE as well offering a hard working style of play. Joe Cullen has done a great job of developing Mincey into a better pass rusher, Bequette would be another good project.
Next Game: vs. LSU Tigers (Friday 11/25)
Brandon Boykin (CB - Georgia)
Boykin and Maurice Jones-Drew will get along well. In all my research on Boykin after watching him play a few times the biggest negative I've heard of him as a draft prospect is that he only stands at 5-9 which is what is keeping him out of the 1st and possibly early second round. Boykin has great speed, fundamentals, and is a good tackler. His size hurts him in jump ball situations versus taller WR and has only average catching ability often opting to deflect a pass rather then go for the turnover. Boykin also is a great special teamer, he is an excellent kick off returner which only adds to his value. Overall if Boykins was 4 inches taller he would be a 1st rounder but his size is one of, in not the only factor that is dropping him into the 2nd or 3rd round. As Jaguars fans know though, undersized players often surprise and Boykin could be a sensational pick up for the Jaguars who will need some help at CB next season.
Next Game: vs. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (Saturday 11/26)
Robert Blanton (CB - Notre Dame)
Looking for a possible late mid-round steal? Meet Robert Blanton. Unlike many of the other later round CB prospects, Blanton has the size of a NFL CB standing at 6-0 and 196 pounds. The one thing that jumps out at you when you watch Blanton play is that he is a physical corner. He isn't afraid to play confident and go up for the interception. He shows only average speed and could be a liability versus speedy receivers but makes up for it with good awareness and reactions. All you Gene Smith character theory people will love him as he is often described as "high energy" and "great character" type of person. He has slowly been improving his stock this season as he only earned his starting role this season as he spent time as a rotational corner and special teamer in previous seasons. Blanton does not have a huge ceiling but he with his work ethic and some coaching could develop into a solid but not elite corner in the NFL and provide special teams help. Projected for the 5th round he would be a nice grab for the Jaguars.
Next Game: vs. Stanford Cardinal (Saturday 11/26)
David Molk (C - Michigan)
As I said in my early round version, the Jaguars are going to have to address the center position eventually as Meester is not going to be around forever. David Molk might be the perfect mid-round pick to start the transistion process. Molk has good size at 6-2 and 288 pounds. He snaps the ball quick and has a good first step which is great base to have as a center. He is a great run blocker as he is very aware of his assignments and what defenders need to be picked up. Considering the Jaguars seem to love running up the middle a lot, have a center with Molk's run blocking skill makes him a perfect fit. His pass blocking though is his weakness and is what is going to lower his stock. He can take on one man in pass protection but can get overwelmed by a rush at times due to his smaller reach and technique. Overall Molk needs some coaching on pass protection technique in order to become a complete center. The Jaguars though will probably have Meester for one more season so Molk would have a chance to learn and develop. Projected for the 3rd or 4th round, Molk would be a quality addition to a OL that needs depth.
Next Game: vs. Ohio State Buckeyes (Saturday 11/26)
I hope to do a few more of these mid-round options articles in the next few weeks. There are a lot of good players that I think Jags fans should take the time to watch. A lot of fans complain about not knowing the players there team drafts or they get upset if the big name isn't taken but if people take the time to look at players that are not mentioned in 1st round mocks you will understand GM decision making. Take a lot at these players and some others and it will make Day 2 and 3 of draft day a lot more enjoyable.


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A 29-year-old man accused of beating a Chicago Police officer in the head with a baseball bat last weekend was charged with attempted murder, police announced Wednesday morning.
Tythia Thigpen was charged with attacking the officer as he exited his police cruiser to break up a street fight in the West Englewood neighborhood about 12:40 a.m. Saturday, police said.
Thigpen was one of several men who broke away from the brawl in the 5700 block of South Winchester Avenue to attack the officer when he drove up, police said. No one else has been charged in the attack.
The officer, who was seriously wounded after he was clubbed in the head, was taken to Stroger Hospital, police said. He has since been released and is "recovering well," police said.
Thigpen, of the 5700 block of South Winchester Avenue, was charged Wednesday with attempted first-degree murder, aggravated battery of a police officer and aggravated battery while using a deadly weapon, Chicago Police said in a release.
He was scheduled to appear Wednesday in bond court.
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By Boze Harrington
One of Ray Bradbury's better stories involves a little boy who lives in a mansion on the hills. The only two people he's ever seen are his mother and a teacher who has the odd habit of hiding her face within a cowl. Both mother and teacher have warned him never to transgress the boundaries of the estate and journey beyond the sun-stained hills, for if he ever attempted to do so he would surely die.
Then one day he comes to class and finds his teacher gone. Not knowing where she is, and very scared, he runs home to his mother. She's lying motionless upon the floor. For hours he waits, but she neither stirs nor awakens. Finally, as the day goes down in the west, he slips beyond the trees and out into the world.
In the last scene of the story, two police officers are talking. One of them says to the other, "Kids do such silly things. A little boy ran by, not two minutes ago. And his eyes were wide, and he was touching everything he saw – the men, the women, the dogs, the lampposts, the fire hydrants. And he was screaming, 'I'm dead, I'm dead, I'm dead, I'm glad I'm dead, it's good to be dead!'" He shrugs. "One of them kid games, I guess."
I first read this story in the weeks just before I went to London with the study abroad program in the fall of 2006. For two or three months I had been haunted by a terrible fear that events would intervene to keep me in Texas, and that I would be doomed to live in a trailer in Alvin all my life.
On the twenty-fourth day of August, after a night of dreadful and tormenting dreams, I found a ride to Houston. All was going well until I reached the check-in line.
"Alright," said the woman at the counter. "Now I just need to see your passport."
Proudly, I pulled out my student ID card and flashed it before her. "This is my passport," I said.
"That's not your passport," she pointed out. "I need to see your passport."
"This is my passport," I replied, in the same tone as before.
"If you don't have a passport, you can't get on the plane," she informed me, in a tone all the more devastating because it was so matter-of-fact. She motioned for the next person in line.
"But this is my passport!" I explained. We went on like this for about ten minutes. I tore open my suitcase in the middle of the floor and, while a team of plainclothes officers circled round me, made a most valiant effort not to break down in sobs.
It took another seven days, three hundred extra dollars, and a bureaucratic miracle before I arrived in the U. K. at last. In England it was late summer: the weather was sultry and sticky and we were sweaty on the subways in the silent afternoons.
In spite of all the difficulties involved with adjusting to life in another country, it was an exhilarating hundred days. We traveled to Stonehenge, Bath, Canterbury, Durham, and York, and spent the most excellent four days in Edinburgh.
I took a trip of my own to Cornwall, on the easternmost coast of the U. K., with two girls I had just met, and we found ourselves (through an unusual series of circumstances) out in the middle of a heather-strewn moor by the sea, ten miles away from the nearest city, during the worst hailstorm to strike the region in the last ten years. We had to smush together in a narrow crevice till the rain of stones was past.
According to Bill Bryson, there are about 48,000 different streets in London. Peter Ackroyd, in his magnificent biography of the grand old city, tells us that as it expanded in the early part of the nineteenth century, an idea developed in the minds of the writers and poets that it was infinite – "shoreless, indefinite as God."
Numerous Romantics had the unfortunate experience of having a friend disappear in the crowd one day and never seeing them again. (And as I didn't have a phone, I only narrowly avoided this by memorizing all the routes along the Underground.)
"Up to this time," wrote Henry James in 1869, "I have been crushed under a sense of the mere magnitude of London – its inconceivable immensity – in such a way as to paralyze my mind for any appreciation of details." Towards the end of my stay, in late November and early December, as the lamps burned low in the dusk and the lights of the City shone like stars upon the waters of the Thames, I spent the majority of my waking hours in the streets. Bereft of friends, occasionally forgetful of my meals, and usually lost, I walked along bridges and the backs of railway stations, past hospices and hostels gleaming in the wintry evenings like the Palace Beautiful, through parks and pubs and down deserted alleys till I made my way bck home.
And then, at the end of it all, I found that I was just as ignorant as I had been when I arrived.
It was the third week of November. My friend Kristen and I had been walking for about half an hour along the Embankment at twilight. I had been silent through the better part of it because the enchantment of the river and the sunset and the trees was more than I could ever hope to narrate except in sighs, though when I mentioned the matter to Kristen she noted that it was very smoggy, and, what was more (she waved her hand and a highway appeared where none had been a moment earlier), the road was lined from end to end with nasty, smelly cars.
A fairly large Gothic building rose up to our right. The vaults were immense, and as I didn't see any chance of our agreeing on the beauty of the outside world, I thought I would draw her attention to this.
"Hey Kristen," I asked her, "what's the name of that building?"
"That's Parliament, Boze," she replied.
I gave a long, low whistle and nodded approvingly. "You know," I said, "this is actually really cool. This is the only place in the world where you can point at a building and say, 'Hey, what's the name of that building?' and have someone say, 'That's Parliament, Boze.'"
"Yeah," she agreed. "But you're the only person who would ask the question. So we're in a pretty unique circumstance."
An old medieval song goes, "London is a fine town, a very famous city, where all the streets are paved with gold and all the girls are pretty." I'm not particular about the girls, but it is a fine town, lads – a very fine town. If you've never been out of America, I recommend you go. There are times when it's good to be dead.


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Orioles not sure who will serve as backup at key position
CHICAGO -- Baltimore manager Dave Trembley reprised his frank analysis of the shortstop position on Tuesday, when he was asked point-blank about the identity of his backup. The Orioles designated Freddie Bynum for assignment Sunday and elevated Alex Cintron to the starting job, and Trembley admitted Tuesday that his current roster doesn't have a backup.
"We may do something to get another shortstop," he said. "I think it's a little far-fetched to think that I'm going to put Melvin [Mora] over there. I could double-switch and put him over there for the last three innings or something.
"But to be perfectly honest with you, I wanted to keep [Oscar] Salazar. They are starting two lefties against us and then I think after that, we might do something. That's fair, that's honest. That's how I operate and then you can figure out the rest."
Salazar, a backup infielder who's most comfortable at the infield corners, hasn't played more than 20 games at shortstop in any Minor League stop since 2003. He made 21 errors in 77 games that year for Double-A Midland, and one season before that, he made 32 errors in 96 games at shortstop. The Orioles regard him as a pinch-hitter, not a defensive sub.
When asked last week whether Salazar was capable of playing shortstop, Trembley declined to endorse him even on a part-time basis. And he's said several times that he'd prefer to keep Mora at third base. If Baltimore elects to call up a shortstop from Triple-A Norfolk, former starters Luis Hernandez and Brandon Fahey would be the prime candidates.
Hernandez, who batted .241 in 36 games for the Orioles earlier this season, is currently batting .190 for Norfolk. Fahey, who has playing experience with Baltimore in each of the last three seasons, is hitting .280 for Norfolk.
Spencer Fordin is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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I hate buzzwords, i hear them all day freaking long at work, so with the draft coming up i wanted to go over some of the great buzzwords or terms we will be hearing. enjoy :)
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I know there are going to be hundreds more and a lot funnier than mine, but hope it was some decent entertainment to think about.
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This weather surely has caused some chaos around Minnehaha County, forcing some to call 911 for help. That is keeping first responders busy to aid those in need with weather-related issues.
We spent some time in an ambulance to find out more about the challenges paramedics face with an additional 7 inches of snow on the ground.
For Rural Metro Paramedic Brian Gilley and his partner Jeff, it's a 3rd consecutive day on the job.
But this not-so-typical spring weather has made this week a little different and their jobs a little bit more difficult.
"Making sure you can down shift and up-shift even on automatic transmission to maneuver through the snow," Rural Metro Paramedic Brian Gilley said.
But, maneuvering through he snow isn't as easy as it looks. When the calls come in, getting to them safely becomes a priority.
"Speed is the main thing and this kind of weather, you don't do anyone any good if you wreck an ambulance transporting a patient or going to a call," Gilley said.
Calls for injuries, accidents or structure fires, it doesn't matter where or when, rain sleet or snow, these guys have a job to do.
"Without weather, safety of you and your partner. You can't help anyone else if you cant get there in a safe manner," Gilley said.
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Columnist: It's Time for Paris Hilton to Pay Price
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By Martha Neil
Calif. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger reportedly says he's open to letters or petitions calling for him to show mercy on hotel heiress Paris Hilton, now tearfully seeking a legal escape route out of her 45-day jail sentence for probation violation. The former actor can feel confident, however, that such a missive will not be forthcoming from Pulitzer prize-winning Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts.
Its about time, Pitts says, in his column today, that somebody held Hilton responsible for her "smug certainty that the rules do not apply to her," not to mention the "the utter contempt she oozes for those who are not like her, i.e. not monied, privileged, pretty, white and heedless."
Hilton reportedly told the judge in her case -- after arriving late for court -- that she is "a very busy person" who hired others to look at her mail and review the terms of her probation, so she wasn't aware her driver's license had been suspended, Pitts points out. Meanwhile, in a video of a party released earlier this year, Hilton refers to an unnamed person as ''a f------ hoodlum, broke, poor public school bitch from, like, Compton.'' This working class municipality south of Los Angeles is perhaps most easily recalled as the home of a fictional hoodlum played by Samuel Jackson in the movie Jackie Brown.
Ironically, if her appeal of her sentence and petition to Schwarzenegger for a pardon aren't successful, that is where Hilton is supposed to serve her time.
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An American metal band influenced by heavy European guitar music that doesn't sound like Iron Maiden or In Flames? With a "Loveless"-inspired album cover? Fascinating, Mr. Spock might say of Agalloch and their new record.
The sound is like Explosions in the Sky engaging in a (perhaps one-sided) battle with Celtic Frost in the parking lot of a cathedral. A reverse-delayed guitar aria begins "Limbs"– skin crawls from the chilly reverberation of a war horn blown through a mountain range. The song swan-dives into a roiling sea of distorted guitar, piano-cum-acoustic-strumming, and even an evanescent "Something in the Way"-toned break featuring naught but a lone acoustic guitar with dead strings. Neverending blizzards of harmonic-stew guitar crunch bury the ears on "Falling Snow," combined with growl vocals that add rather than detract from the atmosphere of the track. Chorused guitar breaks provide pivot points for the song, and further texturize Agalloch's raucous, mind-bending distortion-fueled trance music.
No, not THAT kind of trance. The good kind. Mesmerization through the paradoxically warm earthiness of screaming guitar amplifiers humming and droning. It's probably the feeling you get in your gut standing under exposed powerlines at night for over an hour, gazing at your shoes.
The "Our Fortress is Burning…" suite gains more yardage into Explosions in the Sky/Godspeed! You Black Emperor's territory, treading out slowcore, post-rock guitar. But everything is sped up: the climactic build-ups crescendo or expire/regroup with the speed of a mutating viral infection, and the guitars don't stay shimmering clean for long. Agalloch's apocalypse came by disease rather than by war-born radiation.
In a very good way, this record is all over the place. There's enough grooves to satisfy, almost enough grit to require goggles in addition to headphones, but the record is balanced with a great sense of melody/harmony (and the top notch production that such things demand). Though anchored in melody, it's hard to know what to expect from one moment to the next– ever the mark of a great record– making a listen-through of "Ashes Against the Grain" an absolute experience.


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Veterans Day was this week, and the federal government is showing its support of our veterans. Montana Senators Max Baucus and John Tester announced Thursday that the Department of Veterans Affairs will give $22,000 to a local organization.
Volunteers of America Northern Rockies is devoted to serving vets in need in Montana and Wyoming. The Montana headquarters, here in Billings, will use the money to purchase a new van. "A lot of times guys have a medical appointment on short notice, or they have a job interview on short notice, and we'll just be able to accommodate them," said Billy Holder, Director of Veteran Services.
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Recently, I started using YouTube to keep up with Kings Vision's "Stanley Cup Moments" series. As is the way of YouTube, I usually wind up browsing for much longer than I'd intended to stay, drawn in by the allure of other videos that YouTube thinks would interest me. I'm sure many of you know how that works: "It's just a YouTube video. Only a few more minutes." Again and again and again and again, until several hours have gone by.
It has also been a great way to re-live last year's glory and a chance to view it from perspectives that I didn't get at the time. In that spirit, I'd like to point my fellow JftCers to one of the more interesting clips that I found, a Slovenian TV news feature on Anze Kopitar.
Granted, most of it is incomprehensible to me, since it's not subtitled in English. But I just found it interesting to hear Kopi speak his native tongue and to get a general sense of how his native country was acknowledging his success. To my mind, he was one of the coolest individual success stories from last year's team. As I posted in one of my comments, it gave me (and still gives me) the warm fuzzies to think of a town in Slovenia where people were celebrating in the streets in the wee hours of the morning.


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Lonely people's home "Anand Yatra"
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Hemanth Devasthali,he lost his wife in a accident, he experienced loneliness in these three months,and he wish to through away the loneliness of the lonely people
Anand Yatra
Hemanth Devasathali is teacher professionally, he is residing at Pune, his wife died 3 years back in a road accident at the age of 55, from that time Hemanth is alone in the home, with in three months of time he know that life is sapless for him without out companion, he decided to start "Anand Yatra" for persons who are living lonely, it is better to live with happiness presently without thinking about the past loneliness, he said that after death of his wife, the neighbors visits to his home are reduced and also with the relatives , then he feels loneliness, then I have decided to be away from the the loneliness, I have searched a stage for these lonely people, but he could not find any such organization in Pune city, then he himself wish to start a stage for lonely people, so he started his 'Anand Yatra" in March of 2008.
The lonely people who have crossed more than 45 years living in Pune can join in this society, widowers, divorcees, unmarried , lonely people who are away from the family due to the job/work will also join in this society, presently there are more than 200 members in this Anand Yatra society, in this 60 persons are women.
By paying nominal fees any one can join in Anand Yatra, the members will meet once in week on Sunday and share their experiences, and their difficulties also, the Anand Yatra was divided in to four groups according to the regions ,to facilitate the members availability to the members all days, if any difficulty will arise to any member, all the members will participate and try to settle the problem. They are arranging excursions for the members once in three months, they try to celebrate the festivals, ceremonies jointly, they are arranging conferences with the people who have successed in their fields lonely, they are also arranging counseling with the doctors the difficulties arising due to loneliness, they are arranging facilitations to the people who are achieved the victories in business and jobs.
The loneliness due to death or separation of the spouse, know only to the people those who have experienced only the difficulty, they cannot share these with the children and other relatives, so she opted this society to share her experience says by Manjusri sathe ,aged 59. She is the first person to react with the the add of "Anand Yatra", her husband was dead and her children are settled at abroad, she spent 8 years lonely, "Anand Yatra" kicked loneliness away from her. Now the society is her family, and she got 12 close friends in the society now she can share her difficulties ,experiences with these people, she is going to the movies and dramas with these people , once she broke her arm while on the trip and was extremely touched by the group members went out of their way to help her, 'no body ate food up to 4 pm' because they are trying for an orthopedic surgeon to fix her broker arm,, then Manjusree experienced about their affection towards her.
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Footballers and cricketers in Claygate have hit the jackpot thanks to funding awarded to the area by the Football Foundation, the country's largest sports charity.
MP Dominic Raab and the Surrey FA's Malcolm Randall handed a cheque for £20,000 to Ben O'Connor, vice chairman of Claygate Royals FC.
The funding boost will assist the development of a new multi-sport community clubhouse on Claygate Recreation Ground. The new facility will replace the existing building which is more than 60 years old and in very poor condition.
The clubhouse will cost around £300,000 and should be in use in about nine months after construction commences. The new building will comprise of increased space for changing, modern indoor toilets and showers, a room for match officials and enhanced kitchen facilities.
Both the football and cricket clubs have committed to raise money to support the new clubhouse and have been applying for funds from a range of different organisations. In addition, they have been running events, general fundraising and attracting commercial sponsorship to support the project. A total of £290,000 has been raised so far and decision on when the building work will start will be made shortly.
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Zombie Attack in 3D, by Stephanie Zara of Unity, won second place Friday night in the adult category at the Newport Library Arts Center's second annual Peeps Diorama Contest. (MEGHAN PIERCE/Union Leader Correspondent)
It was amazing to see how this year's Peeps dioramas were not a repeat of last year's competition and, in fact, reflected current events and new local destinations, said Fran Hout, the center's program coordinator.
More than 250 people attended the Peeps Party Friday night celebrating and showcasing more than 60 dioramas -three-dimensional miniature models created from the colorful sugar-coated Easter treats.
The diorama contest has definitely become a springtime tradition for the nonprofit art gallery and studio, Hout said.
"We had a lot more children enter this year. They were so inspired by what they saw last year," Hout said. "It's our second year. We weren't sure how it was going to do, but we really believe the public came through."
Winning the Best in Peeps was 10-year-old Allison Howald of Newport for "the Peep Ballet."
In the adult category, Jill and George Montgomery of Sunapee won first place with "The Sinking of the MV Peepsarge," Stephanie Zara of Unity won second place with "Zombie Attack in 3D" and Franc Raymond of Georges Mills came in third with "You Peep What You Sow."
In the family/group category, Brooke, Rette and Lynn Solomon of Wilmot won first place with "We the Peeple," the McCrillis family of Newport won second place with the "Peepsville Fire Station," and Mrs. Burroughs' 6th grade class at Towle School came in third with "Burroughs' Crazy Circus."
Winning in the children's category was Uzma Malik of Sunapee for her depiction of "Peeps in the Library Arts Center," Joshua Almstrom of Croydon second place for his "Native Peep-les," and Jackson Scheele of George Mills took third place for his "Owl Peeping."
In a change from last year The Peep-les Choice Award was not named at the Peeps Party.
This year, the dioramas will remain on display at the center for the next week. The public has all week to vote and the winner will be announced before the gallery closes at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
The best part about the contest is that it brings out the artist in everyone, said Kate Niboli, Arts Center executive director.
"People who would never think of themselves as artists spent hours creating these witty, fun, creative pieces," she said.
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State Senator Larry Grooms says Tuesday night was disappointing. He greeted supporters at Big Horns Bar and Grill in North Charleston after coming in a close 3rd in the 1st Congressional district.Grooms is several hundred votes behind Curtis Bostic, but the lead is close enough so that there will be an automatic recount. When less than 1 percent of the votes separating the candidates, an automatic recount is triggered.Twitter was abuzz after the Associated Press reported that Grooms had conceded the race to Bostic. Grooms tells News 2 that is not true, and he did not concede. He says he is not out of the race, and he will stay in the race through the recount. That recount is scheduled for Friday.Grooms also pointed out that the candidates who ran negative campaigns did not end up with a large number of votes. He says he is proud of the candidates that decided to run their campaigns without going negative.
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(Mayfield, KY) - On 10-19-2006, Kentucky State Police received a complaint from the Cabinet for Health and Family Services Office in Mayfield advising a man had come to the office and threatened the employees. Roger A. Futrell, 48 of Boaz, went to the Cabinet Offices and advised the next time a social worker came to his house they would "leave in a body bag". Trooper Jay Thomas obtained a warrant for Futrell and arrested him near his home in Boaz. He was lodged in the Graves County Jail charged with Terroristic Threatening 3rd Degree. The investigation is continuing by Trooper Thomas.


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Before getting into my main point let me just say that I've only been following Texas Hoops since about 2004 so take that for what it's worth.
Today's loss to UConn has put me in a bad mood, only adding to the suck that this Saturday has become. So my irrationality may be getting the better of me right now. I just want to know what your thoughts are on Rick Barnes' long term future with Texas.
He has a nice list of things he's good at.
He can recruit. He can develop "project" players. He has been loyal to the University with regards to job opportunities. He has made Texas a perennially respected basketball program. He's a gutsy scheduler as far as playing the big boys. He demands discipline and accountability. These are all things I love Barnes for. He doesn't sugarcoat press conferences like Mack and he has a endearingly gritty personality. He's made the tourny EVERY year at Texas..which is pretty unbelievable. Kudos on these accounts.
He has his flaws like every coach. He runs a "street ball" offense. Call it what you like, screening, motion, dribble-drive whatever. I'm no expert and never played organized basketball after middle school, but it just sort of confuses me when I watch them on the floor. He is very laissez-faire with momentum changes and calling timeouts. His teams hit a slump every year right around the end of January around the transition into conference play. Look at our schedules going back 5 seasons. It's the same every year. And his ear...
Honestly I really am having trouble finding things to pick at about Barnes. He does most things right but I just have this building feeling of frustration, perhaps a result of inflated expectations this year. Will Texas ever get over the top. Does it matter to the average Texas fan? We've had some great seasons, a Final Four, a couple Elite Eights, several Sweet 16's. Not too shabby...but this program is what 11 or 12 years in the building?! Has Texas peaked as a basketball program?


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"Offensive" Jimmy Savile float wins third place at Lauder's Common Riding
The organisers of Lauder's Common Riding have come under fire for allowing an "offensive and insensitive" Jimmy Savile themed float to enter the fancy dress parade.
One man dressed up as the disgraced former television presenter while others wore schoolgirl uniforms.
Savile has more than 200 criminal offences recorded against his name, including more than 30 rapes.
The Jim'll Fix It themed float was entered into the Lauder parade by members of the local Twenty 10 Club on July 31.
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Aaron Schatz of Football Outsiders, whose opinion I highly respect, went over the midseason numbers of all the rookies and had this to say about Brain Cushing:
Brian Cushing of Houston is the Defensive Rookie of the Year. I'm a big fan of Aaron Curry, and Ray Maualuga is a big part of Cincinnati's surprise season, but honestly, it isn't close, and there aren't any offensive rookies who can match Cushing either.
While Texans fans have been thinking DROY for Cushing for a while, it's good to hear recognition from non-Texans sources as well. Follow the link for analysis of Cushing's numbers compared to other players.


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Miley Cyrus captivated the nation with her twerking and now she's giving the world a taste of her rap skills. The pop star previews her remix to French Montana's street record "Ain't Worried About Nothin." In a grainy iPhone video, she stands alongside French and mouths along to the lyrics.
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Middle schoolers will identify the parts of an algebraic expression by telling the number of terms in one expression. Then they will collect like terms and solve three problems. Next, they will complete a table involving three sets of algebra tile displays, evaluating each with a given value of x. In all they will solve 4 application problems. Answer key is not included.
Learners evaluate the area of a picture frame and write algebraic representations. In this algebra lesson, students work in groups to find the area of different picture frames. Learners then write algebraic expressions and present then to the class.
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Originally published: Oct 9, 2013 - 5:48 pm
Plus they explained the just completed four-game gauntlet through Wisconsin, Stanford, USC and Notre Dame can only help them through the second half of their schedule, when they'll play four division games.
"We're a lot farther along than we were last year at this point of the year," Kelly said. "We feel confident in ourselves and our team. Those were all great teams that we played against. We're going to keep seeing great teams in the Pac-12 South and in the North games, so we just got to come out each week playing like it's the Pac-12 Championship Game and just come out ready to work."
Their work Wednesday, however, was "average" according to Todd Graham.
"We've been beaten by two teams that were more disciplined than us. And we're a very disciplined team. But compared to what? That's the key," he said.
Graham preaches 100 percent ball security, a goal the Sun Devils (3-2, 1-1) have not attained since week one against Sacramento State.
Kelly has taken that message to heart.
"I've got to protect the football a lot better," he said. "That's the big thing I've been focusing on throughout the week and maintaining my focus through the whole game."
While he's passed for 300 or more yards in every game, Kelly has also been picked off five times in the past three games and six times overall. ASU, as a team, has turned the ball over eight times.
Defensively, if the Sun Devils hope to be a championship-contending team, the improvement must come up front, according to Sutton.
"Me and Carl (Bradford) just got to learn how to pass rush through the double teams," he said. "It's tough when you got teams that are max-protecting, slide-protecting, rolling out play action. It's tough, but we've just got to keep working and just hopefully, when we get our chance, we make it happen."
Of the team's seven sacks, Sutton and Bradford have combined for three.
Increasing the pressure on the quarterback will also assist the secondary, which has been forced to work harder and longer the past two games with USC passing for 295 yards and Notre Dame racking up 279 yards through the air.
"Looking at Colorado, we feel like we can just get a four-man rush," Sutton said. "The good thing is we played against some top O-lines, so we know going into games that if we play like we played against the top O-lines, then nobody can block us."
The matchup against Colorado (2-2, 0-2) Saturday has become the next most important game on the schedule.
"Because it's a Pac-12 South opponent," Sutton said.
Craig Grialou, Reporter
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