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The Moto X is one of the better designed Android smartphones and the G and E share the same designed language. It's definitely not the best smartphone available but for what it cost it's probably is the best value.
Sony broke even, everyone else is still losing money and Samsung is closing the gap on Apple.
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The most remarkable thing Apple did with the iPhone 5S was to change everything while appearing to change almost nothing.
It does everything the iPhone 5 did, just better. No gimmicky features.
Apple's made a phone that's going to last, that appears to be ready for whatever technical innovation the industry develops or crazy games we decide to play.
That's the best thing about the iPhone 5S: at the end of your two-year contract, it's still going to be a great phone — maybe even better.
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The Moto X has some really cool features and they are going the Apple-route of offering less phones with features they want people to use as oppose to just a spec sheet. It has the potential to do well, but something tells me at $199 on contract, it's not going to.
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How did this even happen?! Just terrible!
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When you feel your Note 2 is too small and your Note 8 is too large, you reach for your Galaxy Mega. That .3 inches makes a huge difference!?!
Finally, a decent 4' Android phone and it's stock Android too!
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Using your tablet to make the occasional VOIP call comes in handy, but do we want it to be our Smartphone too? and one that is designed to be held up to our ear?
Looks like a decent tablet, but does Samsung really expect users to hold this thing up to their ear and use it as a phone?!?
(Source: theverge.com)
The newly announced HTC One looks stunning. They've taken lots of cues from the iPhone and have created a very compelling offering. This is the first time I have been genuinely excited about an Android phone.
Samsung is positioning itself to be the next Nokia, they're dominating. Apple appears to be their only competition in the smartphone market.
This is one device I was really wrong about. It sold reasonably well and the second iteration is still not something I am not a fan of, but I assume some will want it.
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Pretty hard to look at this chart and argue that the iPhone is doing second-best to Android in the USA…
(I talked a little about the reasons for this here)
Update: this is what the total market looked like in Q1 (March 2012). The iPhone had about 50% share, including operators that don't carry it.
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|Ruby Baumgartner Simpson
Ruby was a cornerstone of not only her immediate community in the Turner Ridge area, but a vital member of the Pendleton County community as a whole and a longtime member of Falmouth Christian Church. Her sincere concern for each person she met was evident. One of the quietest pillars of strength wherever she was, she truly flourished in any environment of which she was a member. The significant number of young lives she touched through her tireless work with the Pendleton County Homemakers' Club; assisting wherever and however she could with countless Pendleton County Youth Fairs; assisting in and out of the classroom, kitchen and crafts associated with Bible Schools ensuring her children - all of those in the community, that is, were provided with the opportunity for spiritual growth and development, endless hours spent working with her church families being a living example of Christ and selfless love and compassion; and, her passion which was homemaking and providing a warm inviting home for everyone she knew. No one ever just walked into Ruby's house, you were made a member of the family and welcomed home each and every time you stopped by.
That love of God, community and extended family allowed a significant number of youth especially, to be given an extra set of parents which Ruby and Earl became to many in the county over the years. To have had no biological children of their own, the many children reared by Ruby and Earl are all the better in their lives and endeavors for having been provided such compassionate, loving examples of how a daily walk with Christ provides the foundation upon which to develop sound character and strong faith to overcome life's hurdles. While well into her 90s, Ruby found such joy in taking homemade candy at Thanksgiving and Christmas to the "elderly" in her community. Those folks were all the way up in their 80s after all.
As you remember Ruby, please recall not just the beautiful cakes for weddings, baby showers, and birthdays that could not be charged for because they were friends and you just do not do that; the baskets of vegetables finding their way to neighbors because she just did not have the time to put up all those vegetables in addition to the ones already in the pantry from that summer and hoped you could make use of them; the kind smile she gave you every year when she saw you at the fair and asked how your family was (naming them all by name specifically); or that time she stopped by just for a second with a meal fit for a king when you had lost a loved one or had been ill since she wanted to make sure you did not have to bother with cooking, no, instead, please recall the heart of a queen and the spirit of one of Christ's angels sent to earth to live among us.
A life well lived was the legacy Mrs. Ruby Simpson has provided all of us who had the incredible privilege to know and love, and more importantly be loved by one of the kindest ladies of Pendleton County.
Ruby was preceded in death by her husband of 60 years, Earl Simpson.
Surviving are sister, Wilma Hart, Taylor Mill; nephew, Gary Hart, also of Taylor Mill; and numerous nieces and nephews, as well.
The family would like to thank the selfless dedication of Wilma and Gary as they served as Ruby's primary caregivers the last few years. Services were officiated by People's Funeral Home, Falmouth.
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LA MIRADA - Life started for Ernest Contreras of La Mirada in horse-and-buggy days but in these space-age times, he's still around and going strong.
Contreras, who recently celebrated his 100th birthday, was honored this week by the La Mirada City Council.
And Mayor Gabe Garcia had some important questions for Contreras.
"I want some tips on what I need to do for my health," Garcia asked Contreras Tuesday. "What's your secret?
Contreras had two answers.
"Well I don't drink any water," he said. "I drink coffee. And I take a day at a time."
Contreras' daughter, Yvonne, said she's amazed that her dad is still around.
"I hope I can be as bright and share if I live to 100," she said. "He's so active and his mind is so sharp. He walks and still has his own business."
While Contreras has lived in La Mirada since 1955, he also has deep Whittier roots.
He was born on Oct. 5, 1912 in Whittier and his father, Ralph, was born in 1884 in Whittier.
Contreras graduated from Whittier High School where he remembers the late President Richard Nixon.
"He was a regular guy," Contreras said. "(However), he was a little bit smarter than the rest of us."
After graduating from high school, Contreras played professional softball. He was married to Esther Bernal in 1941 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Whittier.
Like many of his generation, Contreras served in World War II.
He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1943, serving for three years, most of it in Europe.
He came back and worked for Craft Masters in Santa Fe Springs as a wood worker.
In 1975, Contreras started his own company, Contreras Custom Furniture in Whittier. It's a company he still has, although he doesn't work that much any more.
But he still has his shop in Whittier.
Contreras also still enjoys walking, especially with his 11-year-old black labrador named Patty. And he's also a Los Angeles Angels sports fan.


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Old Dominion's Social Science Research Center awarded fellowships to five faculty members in recognition of the work they have done on behalf of the center and the university.
According to Jeff Harlow, director of the SSRC, these faculty members have "demonstrated a willingness to collaborate across disciplines at Old Dominion and to contribute credible and meaningful scholarship that benefits the community at large."
This is the first year the fellowships have been awarded, and the SSRC intends to continue the program in subsequent years. Harlow said the SSRC decided to initiate this fellowship this year to thank those faculty members who have dedicated a great deal of time and effort to the center and its mission, often without additional compensation for their research efforts.
The inaugural honorees are:
- Gail Johnson, assistant professor of urban studies and public administration, who collaborated with SSRC on the university's first State of the Region survey, which measured the perceptions of Hampton Roads residents regarding quality of life and socio-economic issues. Johnson's areas of research and expertise include research methods and women in organizations.
- Stephen K. Medvic, assistant professor of political science, who worked with SSRC on several political opinion projects, including a survey of Hampton Roads voters regarding the Clinton impeachment, a statewide survey on the 2000 presidential election and focus groups with Hampton Roads residents about the personal traits of presidential candidates. Medvic has expertise in campaigns and elections, media and politics, voting behavior, and democratic theory.
- Bryan E. Porter, assistant professor of psychology, joined with the center to conduct several telephone surveys on driver and pedestrian behavior. His research and teaching concentrations include community psychology, history of psychology, driving behavior and environmental psychology. His "Stop Red-light Running" survey was funded by Daimler Chrysler Corp. and received national media attention.
- Leonard I. Ruchelman, eminent professor of urban studies and public administration, participated in the center's State of the Region survey. A member of the Urban Affairs Association and American Society for Public Administration, he is an expert in policy analysis, recently publishing a book on the transformation of urban cities.
- Stephen W. Tonelson, professor of early childhood and special education, collaborated with SSRC to conduct a program evaluation of the Starbase Atlantis program for fifth grade students in Norfolk Public Schools and is working with the center and the Norfolk Literary Partnership to develop a literacy assessment for Hampton Roads residents. He is the interim director of the education concentration for the doctoral program in urban services. He is qualified as an expert witness in judicial cases involving child development issues, child care and custody decisions.
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The New England Preparatory School Athletic Council (NEPSAC) announced the brackets for all classes in boys prep school basketball on Sunday afternoon.
Wilbraham & Monson was selected as the second seed in the NEPSAC Class AA bracket while Northfield Mount Hermon was slotted in the third spot in the Class AAA playoffs.
The Titans finished 19-10 through a difficult 2013-2014 schedule. Though in the last month of the regular season, WMA picked up wins over four playoff-bound opponents in the NEPSAC Class AA bracket, including a home win over Kimball Union on Feb. 17.
Wilbraham & Monson hosts Marianapolis Prep (11-11) of Thompson, Conn. on Wednesday at 4 p.m. in the quarterfinals of the eight-team field.
"I'm really proud of the guys," Wilbraham & Monson coach Chris Sparks said in a press release sent out by the school on Monday. "I think they've done a great job. To be able to get a No. 2 seed, obviously it's a great honor but our goal is to win the whole thing. But it sets us up better because we could have potentially two home games out of the three rounds. It's great for the school and great for the community. I'm excited for the guys. They've earned it."
Marianapolis Prep will rely on its frontcourt of Bobby Ahearn, a Binghamton commit, and Eric Long, an uncommitted senior forward. That duo will be pitted against Goodluck Okonoboh, Marcel Pettway and Max Hoetzel on the WMA frontline.
The Titans and Knights met only once this season with Marianapolis Prep picking up a 56-48 win at Wilbraham & Monson.
The Class AA bracket is headlined by St. Andrew's as the top seed. The Saints host Worcester Academy in the quarterfinals. Defending champion Cushing earned the fourth seed and face fifth-seeded Tilton in its opening round game. Kimball Union was given the three seed and welcomes Vermont Academy to Meriden, N.H. in its quarterfinal draw.
In the Class AAA, the largest in the NEPSAC, Northfield Mount Hermon (22-8) will travel South Kent in the quarterfinals. New Hampton and Bridgton meet in the other Class AAA quarterfinals.
Brewster, the defending Class AAA champion and top seed in this year's six-team field, gets an automatic bye into the semifinals and faces the winner of NMH-South Kent. St. Thomas More, the two seed, goes head-to-head with the winner of New Hampton-Bridgton.
Endicott College hosts the semifinals on March 1, followed by the finals the next day for both NESPAC Class AAA and AA.
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Harnham school traffic could mean road closure
4:20am Thursday 1st May 2014 in News By Annie Riddle
TWO roads in Harnham could be closed to non residents on weekdays because parents are causing chaos on the school run.
People trying to get to the popular infant and junior schools are parking on pavements and yellow lines in Hollows Close and stopping householders getting out.
And they are spilling over into neighbouring Folkestone Road.
"It's like the Wild West in Hollows Close at dropping-off time," said city councillor Ian Tomes, a junior school parent.
"It's quite dangerous. You have to walk in the road because the pavements are completely blocked. People can't get out of their drives,"
said ward councillor Brian Dalton, who was called in by residents to help them campaign for a permit-only zone.
"People park on the yellow lines at the top of the close and some have been quite rude, refusing to move. Cars have been damaged, too."
Hollows Close resident Tim Bilton said: "I live on the bend opposite the school and we have had a brick wall and a fence knocked down and our garage door has been knocked off its rollers twice.
"These people park on your drive or across your drive.
They have no regard for the Highway Code. If you ask them to move you get abuse.
"On the yellow lines it's chock-a-block every day.
"These cars have to turn round because we're a no through road, and I'm worried about the safety of parents and children who do walk. We've had a couple of near misses in the last few months."
But there are fears that a clampdown will only move the problem elsewhere.
Saxon Road, running up to the schools' site, already has similar restrictions in place, and there is an ongoing public consultation about yellow lines in Parsonage Green because buses cannot get through.
Cllr Tomes said: "People are like water, really, they'll flow to the next easy spot."
The schools do have a green travel plan and parents are encouraged to walk or cycle, and to use Old Blandford Road for parking.
But Cllr Tomes said that many would not walk that far, especially if they need to go on to work or if it was raining.
The schools' headteachers, Luke Coles and Suzanne Clarke, said: "We have been working for a while with our neighbours in our joint travel group.
"We encourage parents to park in specific areas so children can walk with them to school, and have issued maps of suggested safe routes.
"We have been very successful in raising the number who walk or cycle. But there will be some for whom this is not an option and it would be quite useful to have a discussion about what arrangements could be put in place for them. We accept that you do risk moving the problem to the next road.
"While we understand the frustrations of our neighbours, this is an issue for all schools."
Wiltshire Council said public feedback would be carefully considered and decisions would rest with deputy leader John Thomson.
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9:28am Thu 1 May 14
Roosmama says...
10:33am Thu 1 May 14
gingin says...
With so many children being classed as over weight a walk doesn't hurt anyone.
I agree with the concerns of the residents it must be very frustrating.
2:46pm Thu 1 May 14
Old Salisbury Boy says...
4:42pm Thu 1 May 14
montyzoomersmum says...
Lazy parents and children
5:44pm Thu 1 May 14
HappyChappie15 says...
5:20pm Fri 2 May 14
sen86 says...
8:02pm Fri 2 May 14
S Pance says...
8:05pm Fri 2 May 14
S Pance says...
This explains why a perfectly good tree is in the process of being cut down as it's one less obstacle to receiving planning permission.
Ask Salisbury Council to deny it and see what the reaction is...
7:35am Sat 3 May 14
DowntonDAN says...
Try it. It won't kill you or your kids.
Surely the large car park by the Scouts Hall can be used without needing survival equipment to complete the arduous journey.
Downton Primary asked parents not to use the road running past the school to park. They park elsewhere... the kids walk, and entering the school is a lot safer.
7:37am Sat 3 May 14
sen86 says...
11:38am Sat 3 May 14
Roosmama says...
12:00pm Sat 3 May 14
HappyChappie15 says...
12:05pm Sat 3 May 14
Roosmama says...
6:06pm Mon 5 May 14
Aethernet says...
There's a pedestrian crossing which is perfectly safe.
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Jean DePlacido
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---- — Over the years, there have been some excellent shot putters at St. John's Prep. Standouts like Rich McNeil, Chris Murtagh and Sean Enos are some of the best that long-time head coach Ray Carey has ever had.
But in his 36 years at St. John's, Carey has never had two of his shot putters throw over 54 feet.
Until this season.
Senior David Roy and junior Evan Dombrowski both achieved that incredible feat for the Eagles this winter.
"They push each other all the time," said Carey. "Right now they're the last two kids on the team, so they're so they're still working to get ready for New Englands (today) and then in New York for Nationals on March 9. They're so close in ability that their personal bests are within two inches of each other."
Roy finished second at the Division 1 meet this winter at 52 feet 10 inches, while Dombrowski was right behind him (52-8) in third place as the Eagles finished 10th overall.
Last weekend at All-States, Roy took second again (54-11) with Dombrowski fifth (53-10 1/2).
"Qualifying mark for nationals is 53-5," said Carey. "I don't work directly with them; all the credit has to go to our two throwing coaches. Bill Boyle and I have coached together for 30 years, while Tim McAuliffe threw for us and recently graduated from Boston College. The older guy and the younger person make a nice combination.
"Both David and Evan are rotary throwers. The older shot put style is the glide, but now there are a lot more using the rotary technique. It has advantages, but spinners do tend to be a little unpredictable."
At the Prep, shot putters have to throw outside the entire winter (although in bad weather Carey said they don't go out). "Throwing outdoors is something you get used to," said Roy. "We have our outdoor circle or throw in the parking lot because we can't throw inside. One thing that really does help is having Evan working with me."
Dombrowski said he definitely wants to continue to throw in college, and he likes the competitiveness with Roy.
"It definitely helps me," Dombrowski said. "My goal this winter was to qualify for nationals and to basically get my best mark. I think the big improvement I made is because of maturity and hard work in the offseason. I do a lot of weight lifting and throw with other people whenever I can.
"I'm looking for consistency, and eventually when you develop that, you'll have a big throw. David and I build each other up. The competitive edge we have is great, and having success is rewarding. I know he likes to see me do well, and I feel the same way. We're also lucky to have such good coaches because Mr. Boyle is very good with fundamentals, and coach McAuliffe is great about showing us new techniques. I've learned a lot from both of them."
Both Roy and Dombrowski also throw the 25-pound weight, which is a non-scoring event, and do the discus in spring track. But their primary event is the shot.
This will be their first trip to nationals. "Going there is huge," said Roy, who has narrowed his college choices down to Rhode Island, Bryant, Bucknell and Sacred Heart (he has been accepted to all four). "There will be so many good throwers and runners competing.
"My goals this year were to throw 54 feet and for our team to win the conference; both happened."
Hard workers with different personalities, Roy came to the track team after playing volleyball as a freshman. Dombrowski, who hails from Gloucester, came out late for the team that first winter from football.
"I was looking back to the results from a year ago when Roy threw 47 feet and Dombrowski 44. Since then, they've made incredible progress," Carey noted.
Abbey D'Agostino of Topsfield was named Division 1 Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year by the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). The Dartmouth College student had a 3.65 GPA during the cross country season and was second at the NCAA championship. She finished less than a second behind the winner last November.
D'Agostino has been a member of the USTFCCCA All Academic team the past two years and is a multi-time All-American.
Jean DePlacido is a part-time writer and columnist for The Salem News. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Congratulations community! You have just collectively sign Matt Holliday to a 5-year, $100 million deal! The harsh competition with the Orioles to lock up this baby paid off. You still have about $15 million in the bank to fill in other positions with! Out of the 70 votes, Holliday netted 34 of them, while far away in second but still with a strong showing was B.J. Upton, with 13.
So, now what? Now, we move on to Right Field. My original plan was to do the outfield positions together, but found it quite impossible to organize. So let's view our options for right field.
The first option is rather obvious. It's to go with what we already have in right with Jeff Francoeur. Francoeur had a salary of $3.4 million last year and it's likely to rise to $3.7-$3.8 this year. Pagan cost about $0.5 million last year and should remain at that number. So let's look at what we are getting for the money. The disadvantages of Francoeur are quite apparent. He swings at everything in front of his face. Lore tells that one time Jeff Francoeur went to a fancy Italian restaurant, and ordered the salad. When the waiter was moving to put it down, Francoeur took a bat and swung at it as it crossed his face. This approach has led him wOBAs of .337, .286 and and .313 over the past three years, which is wabout as well if not worse than Murphy's 2009. What's worse is that Francoeur has been a below average fielder for the past two seasons, with UZRs of -4.7 and -7.8 in 2008 and 2009 respectively. However, there IS a reason to keep him, and that's the fact hat he is 25 and with the Mets hit for a .311/.338/.498 line, and that certainly is useful. If Francoeur can keep this production up, he is worth it. If not.... **shudders**
All of the other options include trading or non-tendering Jeff Francoeur. A possible trade candidate would be the KC Royals, who are likely getting rid of Mark Teahen and don't give a rats-ass about OBP, wOBA or UZR.
These options include:
Simply starting Angel Pagan in right. Pagan is a brilliant defensive right fielder who has a career 18.7 UZR/150 at the position in 278.2 innings. Pagan has also been improving every year at the plate, which is most evident this year with his .358 wOBA. In his time (88 games) Pagan has stolen 14 bases and proven time and time again that he is a worthy outfielder. He finished 2009 with 376 PAs and a 2.3 WAR, which kicks the crap out of a lot of 2009 Mets. His dollar value for this years performance is measured over at Fangraphs at $10.6 million this year. The downsie of starting Pagan is that he has never been a full-time regular before, but more positives include his low cost and that he's still only 29.
For those more interested in bulking up our lineup, options include Mark DeRosa and B.J. Upton (more info on them in the left field post).
Another more costly option would be Andruw Jones. Jones spent little time in the field in his 2009 term with the Rangers, but this was totally unjustified. In his limited time as a corner outfielder in Texas he performed quite well, and there is no reason to doubt that he could have a UZR of at least 20 in right. This is very attractive, as is his pop (.246 ISO in 2009, holla!). Downsides of Jones include that his contract could be $5 million per year or more. He should settle for nothing less considering he was making $14 million a year pretty much every year before, and that he has shown that he is still capable, if not as much as before. He is not young like Upton, but then again he is only a free agent.
On the FA market as well is Marlon Byrd. Byrd will likely cost $5-6 million per year after coming off of a season with 20 HR and a .280 BA. He'll be 32 come April 2010 and may look for 2-3 years. Byrd is a decent centerfielder but is great in the corners, with a career UZR/150 of 10.9 in left and 12.3 in right. Byrd over the past three years has posted wOBA's of .350, .370 and .345. His WARs have been 2.5, 3.5 and 2.3 in 2007 through 2009, respectively.
Jeremy Hermida is another option, he would likely be less costly but he is a miserable outfielder. He could be non-tendered by the Marlins. Hermida is known to have some very good skills and tools, and if he can put them together he could be a weapon in the lineup. Of course, if he isn't he's worth squat. We'll put his predicted contract at $2.5 million.
Available through trade is Milton Bradley, who is signed through the next two years. If traded the team receiving him will likely pay around $10 million over the next two years for him, and he may cost very little in a trade. The downside of Bradley is that he is injury prone and has a famous temper. The upside is that he is a good defender in right and center field, and has had WARs over 2 in every year from 2003 to 2009, with a 1.8 WAR in 2009. in 2008 it was 4.5, in 2003 it was 4.8. He is also an interesting option.
At this point, acquiring another player pretty much guarantees that the Mets are not in the running for John Lackey, so for all those who want Lackey keep that in mind. In fact, at this point it seems that any budget under $18 million won't be enough to land Lackey, and any budget under $15 million would definitely restrict us from landing Halladay in a trade.


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[Each week, SOHH asks two entertainment personalities to name their Top 5 rappers of all-time. To make things tricky, we've created a "Hall of Fame" of emcees (see right) who are universally respected and therefore may not be mentioned. After M16 unleashed his top five rappers, Young Money's Shanell aka SNL reveals her picks.]
Andre 3000. He reminds me of the true artist that I am, doing a little bit of everything. Listening to the old OutKast albums and then just hearing him, they remind me of classic albums. Like how my parents would play their classic albums when I was younger. To hear him even jumping on the new stuff that he's on now, it's dope. His voice is dope and he does a little bit of everything but it makes it sound like it's supposed to be that way.
Salt-N-Pepper. They were just me and my sister growing up. They were just one of the female rap groups that really inspired me growing up. Even the subject matter on "Tramp" and "Push It" is like some of the subject matter I've made. It's like the new age version of what they used to talk about.
Amy Winehouse. That's my homegirl. She took real subject matter like "Back to Black" and "Rehab" and just talked about real subject matter. Sometimes it's really hard to write songs that people can relate to without it being about love or sex. But she was just telling these real stories and singing them in such a beautiful way. It was jazz but it was hip-hop and it was R&B. She was just down to Earth. She was just the homie. That would have been my best friend. I think she was able to grab the young people, the old people, the jazz community, the hip-hop community, the R&B community with just one album.
Prince. Prince can play just about any instrument. He can play anything, writes his own music, he's a full on artist. He does everything and to me, that's what a real artist is. They sing their own songs, they play their own songs, they perform their own music and for him to be able to do all of that and grab the attention of people through all these years, he's incredible.
Lauryn Hill. I have her on my list for pretty much the same reasons as Andre 3000. She raps and she sings. It flows and it doesn't sound like it's a drastic change. It just sounds like really good music. They both do good music that just sounds good. It doesn't have to be in one category, which reminds me of myself.


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Bodybuilders need to fuel their body with the appropriate foods for energy as well as protein for the build up and reparation of muscle tissue. Starving yourself will NOT help and might prove more detrimental than most of you realize. By eating small, low-fat meals throughout the day incorporating a protein source with good sources of fibrous and complex carbohydrates you will be able to stabilize your insulin levels and sustain your energy levels. This will prevent your body from going into starvation mode while giving you all the building blocks you need for developing and shaping your muscles. Plus, you actually get to eat more!
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A large proportion of calories should come from carbohydrates is so that the body has enough energy to deal with the rigors of training and recovery. Bodybuilders require complex carbohydrates as they release energy more slowly than simple sugars. This is important as simple sugars cause an insulin response which places the body in a state where it is likely to store additional calories as fat rather than muscle, furthermore frequent consumption of simple sugars can lead to Type II diabetes. However bodybuilders do ingest some simple sugars post-workout to replenish glycogen stores within the muscle.
Poor quality carbohydrates are those that contain sugar or are highly processed. These would include most breakfast cereals, breads, snack foods, candies, and even fruits and juices. Eating these foods immediately prior to bedtime will likely result in increased fat deposit and will prevent your body from maintaining a successful fat-burning mode.
It is recommended that bodybuilders receive 1 to 2 grams of protein per pound of bodyweight to help the body recover and build. These protein sources should be of a high biological value such as steak, chicken, fish, soy, milk or whey, and egg whites. Chicken, whey, and egg whites are often preferred due to their relatively low fat content. Some Bodybuilders prefer to get their daily protein requirement from foods first and then from supplementary protein powders.
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Also, adequate intake of vitamins and minerals is necessary; Bodybuilders almost universally take a multi vitamin each day. Essential fatty acids, especially omega-3s, are consumed as well.
Supplements can help muscle gain, although some are unproven and many are ineffective. Creatine however, is one which has been proven to help bodybuilders. Although creatine only helps if used in conjunction with a solid nutritional base and weight training program, this is true for all supplements.
Some bodybuilders may use drugs to gain an advantage over results due to natural hypertrophy, especially in professional competitions. Although many of these substances are illegal in many countries, in professional bodybuilding the use of anabolic steroids (a class of natural and synthetic steroid hormones that promote cell growth and division, resulting in growth of muscle tissue and sometimes bone size and strength) and precursor substances such as prohormones (a chemical compound that is a precursor to an actual hormone) are essential to competing in world-class competitions. Steroids increase levels of free testosterone and result in muscle hypertrophy (increase of the size of an organ). Significant negative side-effects accompany steroid abuse, such as liver damage as well as negative feedback leading to a decline in the body's own testosterone production and possible infertility.
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Natalie Achonwa scored 17 points and Kayla McBride had 16 to help No. 5 Notre Dame beat No. 25 DePaul 92-76 on Tuesday night for its second victory over a ranked opponent this season.
Taya Reimer had 15 points and 14 rebounds off the bench for the Fighting Irish (5-0), who won their 28th consecutive regular-season game and 15th straight at home.
DePaul (3-1) was led by 18 points from reserve Megan Rogowski in the Blue Demons' first game in eight days.
Notre Dame outrebounded DePaul 58-33 and held the Blue Demons to 30 percent shooting in a dominant second half.
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Visiting Law Schools
Getting involved with Syracuse University Sports
by Meghan Liptak (1L)
Syracuse University College of Law has plenty of things to offer academically. Some examples are great professors, tutors, a strong Office of Student Life, and Office of Professional & Career Development. However, every law student needs to find something to get their mind off the library every now and then. Luckily, for the perfect extracurricular activity at Syracuse, you don't have to look far. Located right next door to the law school is our neighboring building, also known as the Carrier Dome.
Growing up just 15 minutes outside of Syracuse, Orange has been my favorite color since I can remember. Syracuse not only has a rich academic history, but an athletic one as well. My parents still talk about when the Dome was completed in 1980 after replacing Archbold Stadium. Since then, they have held the Big East Conference men's basketball tournament, and two NCAA men's lacrosse championships, along with countless other historical games.
The Dome is called home not just to student-athletes, but students who turned out to be famed athletes, some even legends. In the world of lacrosse, Syracuse's history just doesn't get any better. Gary Gait, one of the greatest men's lacrosse players of all time, played at Syracuse from 1987-90 and won three national championships. He is now coaching the SU women's lacrosse team. The special thing about Syracuse is the players become more than just figures you see on the field or court. You become invested in them and they in turn are invested in Syracuse.
Two greats I hold close to my heart are Donovan McNabb and Carmelo Anthony. After joining the football team in 1994, McNabb went to be one of the greatest quarterbacks to be seen by Syracuse. He may have won a Super Bowl with the Eagles, but to me McNabb's greatest feat will always be what he did at Syracuse. That's because when someone comes here with all that talent, the whole city rallies behind them. I can remember being a little girl and hearing my family members watching games and yelling out his name. Then there was Carmelo Anthony. Carmelo gets my favoritism, maybe because Syracuse basketball is my favorite past time, or maybe because we bumped into each other at Panera when he was a freshman. Although it is mostly because when he won Syracuse the National Championship in 2003 my entire school dressed in Orange the next day with 'Melo on their t-shirts.
Those are just some of the events and players that have built my love of Syracuse University athletics. Some of my best Dome memories however, were as an accepted student and while I was attending the College of Law. I will never forget last February stepping into the Dome with 35,000 other people watching Carmelo Anthony retire his jersey. Not only was the Georgetown game one of the most exciting events I have ever seen, I had chills seeing Carmelo at halftime. The fact that there were 35,000 people on their feet cheering for someone who only had one year to make such a huge impact on Syracuse proves it all. Knowing I would be attending the College of Law in the fall made the feeling that much better. This year as a student, I was able to see Donovan McNabb retire his jersey, and famed football coach Don McPherson return as well. These moments reminded me just what opportunities Syracuse University can offer people in various ways.
Although I have already experienced so many great moments as an Orange fan, I have a feeling that some of my best memories will come as a student at the College of Law. Not only do I have countless more t-shirts to wear, I now can go to the games with my classmates and get to feel even more like a part of the Syracuse community. Also important to note, with Syracuse entering the ACC, we will have the chance to watch Syracuse Basketball take on Duke, Indiana, UNC, Notre Dame, and countless other new rivalries in the Dome. It was a happy day when my men's basketball season tickets came in the mail.
While academics play such an important role at Syracuse University College of Law, it is nice to know that when you step in the Carrier Dome, you become part of not just the University community, but the whole city as well. Your priorities, even if just for a little while, may shift from your legal homework to Trevor Cooney on this men's basketball team hitting his next three. Just beware, once you come home to the Dome, you probably won't want to leave. There's proof everywhere…just walk around a little bit and you'll see one of the greatest in the men's lacrosse, Mikey Powell in the stands. Go grab a slice at Varsity Pizza before heading into the Dome and then glance at a picture of famed Syracuse football player and Atlanta Falcon, Tim Green. You can then even expect to see him and his family at the game. Syracuse College of Law will leave you with a great academic experience, but also great athletic memories as well. Just know when people put on Orange that color stays in their closet for life.
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USA Hockey announced the final roster for the upcoming World Junior Championships today, and amongst the 22 players making the cut was Flames prospect and defenceman John Ramage. Drafted by Calgary in the fourth round of the 2010 NHL draft. 103rd overall, Ramage played for the gold medal winning Americans at last year's tournament, collecting the lone assist on John Carlson's game winner in OT. The 19-year-old skates for the University of Wisonsin.
The first round of Team Canada roster cuts were announced this morning twelve days before they open up the World Junior Championship against the Russians, with Flames prospect Ryan Howse amongst the nine players sent home. Howse has 22 goals and 38 points in just 29 games so far this season with the Chilliwhack Bruins of the WHL, and at 19 years of age, this was his final year of eligibility for the tournament. Canada's roster will be finalized tomorrow.
The Flames announced their roster for the Young Stars Tournament today, which runs from September 12th-16th in Penticton, BC, shortly after the team begins training camp on the 10th. The roster will feature Flames prospects that have played less than 100 games at the NHL level and includes the likes of Mikael Backlund, Mitch Wahl, Greg Nemisz, and T.J. Brodie. Prospects will square off against fellow youngsters from the Oilers, Ducks, Sharks, and the host Canucks.
School Your Pool's Ray Irwin is a Chilliwack Bruins season ticket holder, so he sees a lot of the Flames third rounder. Howse is rapidly moving up the Flames prospect chart with his play this season.
According to Cap Geek. The Vancouver Giants Captain hast started the season well, scoring 2 goals and 7 points in his first 8 games.
Calgary has inked Spokane Chief Mitch Wahl to a 3 year entry level deal according to Cap Geek. H/T to poster "Phaneuf" for the heads up.
Notable additions are Daniel Spence, David Shantz and Josh Meyers. Notable absences are Tim Erixon, Jon Ortio. Some thoughts on Prospect camp here. Camp starts on Tuesday and stretches till Saturday.
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WASHINGTON — Representative Stephen F. Lynch introduced a resolution Monday urging President Obama to make public 28 pages from a congressional investigation of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks that remain secret.
Lynch said he believes it will shed new light on the worst terrorist assault in US history. The South Boston Democrat, along with Representative Walter B. Jones, a Republican from North Carolina, recently reviewed the findings, which were almost entirely blacked out when the panel issued its final report in December 2002.


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News: 50 Cent Goes Ghost On "Five (Murder By Numbers)" Cover, Artwork Hits The 'Net
Saturday, Jun 16, 2012 2:05PM
G-Unit leader 50 Cent has unleashed the artwork to his upcoming long-awaited Five (Murder By Numbers) solo album which surprisingly features a Fif-less cover.
For the first time on his album covers, 50 is not featured in the artwork.
50 Cent took to Twitter today (June 15) to unveil the official artwork for his fifth studio album, "Five (Murder By Numbers)." The artwork comes three days after 50 revealed the album title during an interview with Philly's Hot 107.9. The cover features a large bold No. 5 knocked out of a deteriorating concrete wall. Through the cracks, one can see a seemingly-abandoned warehouse up in licking red flames. (Billboard)
The rap star finally announced his new LP's title earlier this month.
During an interview with Hot 107.9 Philly (via HHNM), the G-Unit general revealed that the title of his LP will be Five (Murder by Numbers). "@50cent has a new album dropping July 3rd called Five (Murder by Numbers). Make sure you go and get that," tweeted the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania radio station. (HHDX)
Last month, 50 Cent said his new LP would drop this summer, with or without support from Interscope Records.
"There's a lot more business involved [in putting out an album] than the general public is aware of. And that part causes the actual delay with [Interscope]. I'm releasing my album July 3rd, whether is has commercial promotions or not," 50 said in an interview. "My birthday is July 6 and I planned for it. And I'm doing everything that I planned to do regardless if its huge airplay or not. I could care less, I'm putting the record out." (All Hip Hop)
He also killed the notion of record sales holding his LP back.
"I don't need a record to sell. How much money you think I'ma make off record sales? You think I'ma sell 13 million records?," Fif added. "It's starting to feel like that corner that I left. I ain't going to keep sitting on the records. Even if everything ain't in order, album five will be out July 3rd and they can wait another two years for me to give them another one." (All Hip Hop)
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The Highway 30 bridge of the Boyer River near Dunlap, Iowa sees a lot of traffic.
Now, those who drive that stretch of road will be reminded of the ultimate sacrifice one Northwest Iowa State Trooper made, to help keep the streets safe.
The story of a bridge, connecting a community to its past, starts 57 years ago.
On a summer evening in 1955, Ralph Garthwaite headed home to his wife and kids. But, the Iowa State Patrol trooper never made it. Instead, he was hit head-on as he crossed a bridge near Woodbine. The traffic report said the other driver, was drunk. Garthwaite died instantly.
"My life went on and his life was ended. That's the worst part about it," said LeRoy "Sarg" Webber.
The retired patrolman graduated from state trooper school with Garthwaite. The tragedy made him think hard about the dangers that come with the duty.
When Garthwaite died, his hometown paper in Sheldon, Iowa wrote of "One of the Greatest Soldiers," a war hero who earned the silver star and the purple heart. To his two little girls, he was dad. One remembered the day her mother got the call.
"The phone rang, and I heard her respond and cry, and kind of scream," recalled Barbara Halon.
She was six, her sister Carol Garthwaite, just three.
"I felt like I'd been punched in the stomach, and there was a huge hole that there was no way to fill up. It was just like empty," said Halon.
This month, for the first time, the pair saw pictures taken of the crash.
"It was shocking to see how the car had been mangled and just to think our father was in there," said Garthwaite.
She remembers very little about her father. Halon's fondest memory are the trips up to Arnold's Park.
"Just being a family, a complete family," she said.
The man who hit Ralph Garthwaite, Gene Schreiner never served prison time.
Barbara and Carol say their mom wanted it that way. She told them she didn't want Schriener's children to suffer like her own, growing up without a father.
The Iowa State Patrol renamed a Highway 30 bridge over the Boyer River near Dunlap after Ralph Garthwaite. It's one of ten bridges being dedicated across the state in honor of state troopers who've died in the line of duty.
"For the Iowa State Patrol, today is a day of remembrance, and also of recognition,"said Iowa State Patrol Chief Patrick Hoye at the emotional dedication ceremony.
"You know we've lost a fellow trooper here today, two daughters lost a dad," Hoye pointed out.
Halon flew in from California, Garthwaite from Florida, to be part of the dedication.
"What a wonderful tribute to our dad," said Garthwaite.
Miles and time may separate the sisters from the tragedy, but it's never far from their hearts.
"I felt like it was a way for me to come back and get some closure," suggested Halon.
Ralph Garthwaite only lived 34 years, but even back when he was fighting for his country he had a sense of how short life can be.
"Almost all of his group died and he said to mom he was living on borrowed time, which was sort of amazing," Carol recalled.
Halon hopes in death as in life, her dad's sacrifices will serve a greater purpose.
"He helped save people's lives and keep people safe, and the fact that now everyone driving down this road will know that. Maybe somebody will be more cautious realizing somebody died here, a trooper died here," said Halon.
A bridge that's connecting a community and bridging decades between a father and those who loved him.


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Here is a song written for all of those who suffer in silence with PTSD. My husband is a combat veteran (Marine Corps Infantry) of Iraq. 2nd Battalion 4th Marines will be honoring those fallen in a 10 year anniversary ceremony for the battle of Ramadi this April in California. I hope to be participating in a new military equine therapy program here in TN as soon as they are up and running! Hope you like the song! "How a Hero Lives" http://m.reverbnation.com/artist/mistyarmour
Thanks Misty! What a wonderful song. Everyone can pay tribute in their own special way!- All Glory Project
I honor all the veterans in my family who have fought for America since the Revolution. They fought for freedom for us and others as well. May God watch over all those who fight for freedom.
We hear you J.M.! Way to represent Alabama!- All Glory Project
A tribute: I have the unfortunate responsibility of informing W.P. Goodnature of the death of Army CW3 Corey Goodnature. Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Corey J. Goodnature, Died June 28, 2005 Serving During Operation Enduring Freedom 35, of Clarks Grove, Minn.; assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment (Airborne), Hunter Army Airfield, Ga.; killed June 28 when an MH-47 Chinook helicopter crashed while ferrying personnel to a battle against militants in eastern Afghanistan. Rest in peace.
We honor Army CW3 Corey Goodnature and, also, his family for their service and dedication to our country.- All Glory Project
My dad, SSG Wade Murph was so proud to serve in the military. He was in the Army for 22 years, and after he retired, he always regretted retiring. He was the epitome of a soldier. He lived it every day. He was in Korea twice and Germany twice. I want to thank him and all of the other veterans and active duty personnel. God bless them all!
Indeed! What a handsome soldier!- All Glory Project
Discovery Ranch is a nonprofit organization in Saskatchewan, Canada providing Eagala model EAP/EAL. Please put Grenfell, Saskatchewan on the map!
You got it! Thanks for serving our Wounded Warriors and their Families!- All Glory Project
Dream Catcher of Los Angeles Therapeutic Riding Centers and Horses for Forces want to salute our Veterans that competed in the Kiwanis Horse Show at Hansen Dam on October 7th.
- All Glory Project
Thanks Lexington Junior League for supporting TAGP and providing a charity table and time on your jumbotron to play our public service announcement. Joining forces through horses . Gratitude from our TAG Team.
Thank you for finding a way to help our veterans, it is so important that they know we are all there for them and appriciate all that they sacrifice for us. I come from a strong military family and know the sacrifices that the soliders and their families make. Special thanks to my Son-n-law who is deployed now (that is him with our Arabian on their wedding), my nephew who severed in Iraq and my daughter that is state side and gone but not forgotten my father and Uncle. God Bless all our military Freedom isn't free!
WHAT AN AMAZING PICTURE! Both so handsome!- All Glory Project
As a Canadian wife/mother of serving members, I fully understand the emotional toll of having a loved one overseas taking the stand with others against those that threaten the world's sanctuary. We are the ones that smile and claim everything is good when asked how we are coping. We are the ones that try not to show just how concerned we are about our loved ones out fighting "the battle". We are the ones that make sure everything back home keeps on going in their absence. We are the ones that cry ourselves to sleep at night because we are afraid and feel somewhat alone. We are the ones that are too proud to ask for help at times telling ourselves it would make us look weak...and we need to be strong for our absent loved ones. It's to all those women (I can only speak of how a woman feels) that I would like to pay tribute to. You are a brave and very strong entity in the lives of our soldiers, regardless of what country they come from. We all stand together for the same cause and we all contribute in our own way. To you all I say "thank you" for without your strength in keeping the home fires burning, our troops would not be able to carry out their task as they have been trained to do. Knowing that those at home are under the loving care of their "women" (and men/family members of course) these soldiers are able to concentrate on the task at hand knowing that the importance of what they do is reflected in just that...home. I thank these wives/husband/families for their support both to their soldiers and to the others that share the same challenge. God Bless!
Babs is totally right. Just like one needs a solid foundation for a house, supporting our returning soldiers' support system is the only way to truly help them re-build. That's why The All Glory Project especially supports centers that provide programs for family re-itegration and spousal/child support!- All Glory Project
If it were not for the sacrifices of our brave soldiers, we could not enjoy the freedoms that we do. When you see a soldier, thank them!
Please join our campaign of consciousness to say thank you to our veterans, their families and the animals that serve our freedom. How? However you can. Whether it is : >a tribute or word of thanks on our All Glory Project virtual gratitude monument >liking and sharing us on Facebook and twitter > contributing your talent I.e song or poem >or a much-appreciated $$ donation to help support the animal assisted therapy centers "vetted" by our TAGP team professionals to "civilian fund" the qualified , established animal assisted therapy (AAT) centers in growing and expanding their programs to aid and integrate our WW and their families. Join our All Glory Project team.. We civilians can "step up" to give a "leg up" to care for those who have served our freedom so they can" get back up on the horse" of civilian life on the path to be the best they can be. one person, one community, one industry at a time. Together we can help make a difference. ~ E. Shatner and CH All Glory
- All Glory Project


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Stonehaven Leisure Centre
Click here for Stonehaven Open Air Pool
SLC Re-opening poster Jul 14 (pdf 26.7kb)
The Indoor Swimming Pool will be closed from Monday 7th July until Sunday 25th July (inclusive)
During the above period the Fitness Room and Games Hall will open at the following times:
Opening Times
Mondays 0900 – 2200
Tuesdays 0900 – 2200
Wednesdays 0900 – 2200
Thursdays 0900 – 2200
Fridays 0900 – 2200
Saturdays 0900 – 1900
Sundays 0900 – 1900
Whilst the Indoor Pool is closed Active Aberdeenshire members can have full use of Stonehaven Open Air Pool, excluding Midnight Swims.
Swimming Pool Opening Times/Timetable
Stonehaven Leisure Centre now run the following Fitness Classes included in Active Aberdeenshire memberships
Games Hall & Fitness Room
Stonehaven Leisure Centre was opened in 1985. It is sited at Queen Elizabeth Park to the north end of the town and offers a range of sporting and social activities for all within a friendly and welcoming environment.The pool is equipped for disabled access, leisure swimming, competitive swimming, recreational lane swimming, aqua aerobics, swimming lessons (babies to adults), birthday parties and fun swims.
The Sports Hall is equipped for most indoor sports including badminton, volleyball, basketball, short tennis, 5 a side football and trampoline. Courts are available for individuals booking on a casual basis (by phone or in person) up to 7 days in advance. Block bookings are available for clubs, subject to availability. A variety of activities are organised for both children and adults.
The Fitness Room has 18 stations, a mix of cardio vascular, and fixed resistance machines as well as a limited amount of free weights. All users must undertake a Fitness Aberdeenshire Induction.. This will alow you to use not only our gym, but all gyms throughout Aberdeenshire. Inductions are practical, so bring your kit and be ready to get hands on. Please note that it is necessary to pre-book gym inductions.
Sauna is a 6 person cabin. Open during public swim times.
Outdoor Pool
You can also visit Friends of Stonehaven Open Air Swimming Pool
Active Spin Classes
Summer Fitness Classes (pdf 767kb)
The centre is situated at Queen Elizabeth Park, Stonehaven, AB39 2RD.
Swimming Pool information
- Ratio:- Children aged 0-3 years - 1 Adult to 1 Child
- Ratio:- Children aged 4-7 years - 1 Adult to 2 Children
- No snorkels, fins, masks or hand paddles allowed
- Last admission is 40 minutes before the close of the session
- Bands will be used to limit entry during busy sessions
- The timetable is subject to alteration. Please check the notice boards
Additional Leaflets
- National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (pdf 15.4kb)
- Leisure Prices from 1st April 2014 (pdf 43.6kb)
- Stonehaven Learn to Swim Leaflet (pdf 182kb)
- Summer Intensive Swimming Lessons, Rookie, Mini polo and Aquatic Taster Sessions at Mackie Academy (pdf 19kb)
- 25m Swimming Pool
- 3 Badminton Court Games Hall
- 18 Station Fitness Room
- General purpose room (for meetings or events)
- 6 person sauna
- Male and Female changing facilitites
- Baby changing facilities
- Disabled changing rooms
Opening Times
- Mondays - Fridays 6.30am-10.00pm
- Saturdays 9.00am-8.00pm
- Sundays 9.00am-9.00pm
- Children's parties both in the swimming pool and games hall
- Aaerobics programme
- Triathlete training
- Crash course swimming lessons during the summer period
- Football coaching
Stonehaven Leisure Centre
Queen Elizabeth Park
Tel: 01569 763162
Fax: 01569 762681
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Chelsea's Josh McEachran agreed a season-long loan with Dutch side Vitesse Arnhem this week and Hodgson is convinced it is in the interests of more young stars to consider a future on the continent.
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In Helena a judge is saying that the state Attorney Generals office can not defend a state law requiring minors to receive their parents permission when seeking an abortion.
The judge ruled on this stating the matter was ruled unconstitutional 15 years ago. The legislature passed a bill in 2013 and Planned Parenthood of Montana sued to have it ruled unconstitutional. District Judge Jeffrey Sherlock said in Friday's ruling, the issue already has been decided when Judge Dorothy McCarter ruled that requiring minors to notify their parents before an abortion violated their constitutional rights to privacy and equal protection. Sherlock said the state supreme court has ruled against a reopening of the similar issue because it involves the same parties as before, and they already had their opportunity in court.