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STATEMENT WIN… Kinnelon picked up the biggest win of the weekend with its 1-0 victory over previously-undefeated Randolph — a team which at the time was considered the No. 1 public team in New Jersey. The Colts have struggled with their brutal schedule in the Mennen Division, but their win on Saturday over the Rams was exactly the kind of statement win they've been looking for. Kinnelon goalie David Neu was perfect in the victory, stopping 31 saves in the Colts' third win of the year. "This is a huge win for us," Neu told the Daily Record. "We've been playing far better than our record shows and we knew we could play with (Randolph) because we only lost by one goal the first time we played them. We haven't been getting the bounces and today we did a great job on the penalty kill and our defense let me see the shots." Senior forward Matt Civil scored what proved to be the game-winner three minutes into the third period and the Colts killed all five Randolph power play opportunities.
Click Continue Reading for more in the Weekend Wrap, including a look at a wide-open Public B, West Milford's recent hot streak, Mahwah surviving the weekend, Indian Hills stepping up, River Dell/Westwood sending a message, a mini preview on today's Game of the Day — Bergen Catholic vs. Gloucester Catholic — and what's at stake, and some tidbits on St. Joseph, Hackensack and Clifton.
PUBLIC B UP FOR GRABS… So, in Public B… Kinnelon has split with Randolph (who is in Public A) and lost twice to Chatham… Ramsey lost to Randolph, 1-0, but beat Kinnelon, 5-0… Glen Rock has beat Morristown… Morristown has beaten Bergen Catholic and Summit, but lost to Chatham… Summit was tied with Bergen Catholic until 10 seconds left before losing, 2-1, and also lost to Morristown by one, 3-2… and then Chatham, probably the favorite right now with wins over Kinnelon (twice), Morristown and Bergen Catholic. But they're not unbeatable, as they have three ties this year against Randolph, Morristown-Beard and Westfield, and Ridgewood gave them all they could handle in the Ice Vault Tourney. Four more teams that could make runs in Public B: Madison (9-2-1), West Morris Mendham (7-1-1), Montville (11-0-1) and Wayne Hills (8-2-1). I might be missing some teams down south as well. Point is, it's a pretty wide open section.
WEST MILFORD PLAYING SPOILER… One of the more shocking results of the year — West Milford over Ramapo on Sunday night, 3-2, with Chris Dressler striking for the game-winning goal with 6:35 to go in the third for his second goal of the game. Joey Fenui also scored for the Highlanders and assisted on both Dressler goals, and goalie Ross Mantione made 22 saves for the win. After an 0-4-1 start, West Milford is 3-2 in its last five — with losses only to Ramsey and Wayne Hills. The loss for Ramapo basically eliminates any chance the Raiders have at the Bergen County tournament at 5-6-1 with the cutoff date on Tuesday. It's possible the Raiders could pick up a game today or tomorrow, but a couple things on that: 1. They'd need to find a team to play, 2. They'd need ice time, and 3. It doesn't exactly look good if a cupcake game is scheduled just to qualify. I do give Ramapo credit, though. They went out and played Brick, Glen Rock and Roxbury in the Ice Vault Tourney when I'm sure they could have found lesser-quality opponents.
They lost all three They went 1-2 (with a win over Brick, my bad on that mistake) but it'll make them better in the long run. One interesting note… since that dramatic last-minute 2-1 win over rival Indian Hills on Dec. 20, Ramapo is 1-4-1.
MAHWAH STAYS ABOVE .500… The odds were stacked against Mahwah heading into the weekend. The T-Birds' leading scorer was out, they had red-hot Indian Hills and even-hotter Wayne Hills on the schedule, and they were 5-4-1. Two losses and Mahwah likely would be out of consideration for the BCT. Well, they tied Indian Hills on Friday then tied Wayne Hills on Sunday to stay above .500 at 5-4-3 and will almost certainly be in the tourney. @HillsHockey (Wayne Hills' Twitter account) tweeted Sunday night: "Ran into a hot goaltender and couldn't put it past him." That hot goaltender was John Kapoian, who made 34 saves for the Thunderbirds. Mike Matos scored Mahwah's lone goal in the second period off assists from Sean Noonan and Chris Ciongoli.
INDIAN HILLS DELIVERS… The Braves were in a must-win situation after Friday night's tie to Mahwah and coach Phil Murphy let his players know it. From Jim McConville's story after tying the T-Birds: "I told them that (Lakeland) is a do or die game for us. I think they'll step up. What I'm seeing right now is a little more cohesiveness on the team, which is something we needed. This is a different team than the one that played Lakeland the last time, the lines are working a lot better together and we're scoring more goals lately." Fast forward 24 hours, and Murphy's proclamation rang true: His team stepped up, avenging that early-season loss to the Lancers and all but guaranteed their spot in the BCT after a 1-4-1 start. Jon Hoogendorn scored twice for the Braves in their 4-2 win over Lakeland on Saturday, Kenny Wray added one and Zac Schultz scored the other, as Indian Hills snapped a 1-1 tie in the second with three unanswered goals. Mike Mauer supplied two assists and goalie Josh Welte made 22 saves. Since falling to Ramapo, 2-1, on Dec. 20, the two rival schools have gone in completely different directions. Indian Hills is unbeaten at 4-0-2 since that loss.
RIVER DELL/WESTWOOD FOR REAL?… There are good ties and there are bad ties. Judging from the sound and excitement coming out of the River Dell/Westwood locker room minutes after Sunday night's 1-1 draw vs. Paramus Catholic, it was definitely a good tie for the CardinalHawks (co-op team gets a co-op mascot. I actually might start tweeting that nickname when I do RD/WW games). In my story in today's Record, coach Brian Sharkey said he felt his team was close to becoming more "contender" than "middle of the pack." He knew his team had racked up wins playing a soft Big North Gold schedule up until Sunday and wanted to see how the CardinalHawks stacked up against a quality program like PC. Thanks to one game-tying goal from Richie Myers (assisted by Jack Schaefer) in the second period and some outstanding goaltending from Chris DeTitta — including a game-saving stop with one second left on a PC 2-on-1 break — River Dell/Westwood (6-2-3) proved it is a contender in the Big North Gold. It'll be interesting how much weight that tie holds in this week's BCT seeding meeting. They're probably looking at a No. 9 seed, maybe an 8-seed.
WELCOME BACK, DON BOSCO… After a two-week long layoff, the Ironmen went back to work Sunday night and showed no rust, rolling over Seton Hall Prep, 6-1. Six different players scored — Dylan Healey, Greg Jandoli, Chris Mazzella, Chris Moreira, Michael Scott and John Stimola — and Hunter Garlasco added three assists, while Cody Calcagno provided two helpers. We're six days away from the showdown for No. 1 team in the state bragging rights, when Bosco faces Delbarton on Jan. 12 at the Ice Vault.
ALL EYES ON YOU, BERGEN CATHOLIC… The Crusaders have fought and clawed their way to 5-5 after a dramatic 2-1 win over Summit and a dominant 6-1 win over Bishop Eustace on Saturday and now control their own destiny regarding entry into the Bergen County tournament. They'll face Gordon Division foe Gloucester Catholic (2-5) today at 4 p.m. and, with a win, will almost certainly be the No. 4 seed after Paramus Catholic's tie to River Dell/Westwood on Sunday night. They could probably even make a case for the No. 3 seed, which would be a dramatically better position for whatever team gets it. The No. 3 seed would stay away from likely No. 1 seed Don Bosco until the BCT final at the earliest.
And a few other things…
St. Joseph tied Northern Highlands, 1-1, and beat Pascack Valley, 6-1, over the weekend to move to 5-4-1. They'll be in the tournament yet remain one of the mystery teams in Bergen County. They're 4-1-1 in their last six, but started the year with losses to Paramus Catholic, Ridgewood and Glen Rock. The Green Knights might be sneaky good, which Larry Mahurter hinted at a few weeks ago. They might have the talent to surprise some teams this postseason.
Really clutch goal from Hackensack's Alex Wickersham with just 3:18 remaining to pull out a 3-3 tie vs. Clifton. Wickersham re-directed a shot from the point from Robbie Marut (good player). The Comets, one of the smallest rosters in North Jersey, are a pretty fun team to watch. Thomas Foschini was also impressive. Hackensack sits at 3-3-1 with a game today against Passaic Valley/Cedar Grove. A win should get them into the county tournament.
I think the most talented girl in North Jersey is Clifton's Brittany Meneghin. In Sunday's 3-3 tie vs. Hackensack, she scored, she had an assist, she's always on the ice, she hits, and even spent some time in the box. If I remember correctly, she's also a good softball player, too.

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You can earn degrees in either Classics, where the focus is on the Greek and Latin languages, or in Classical Studies, where the focus is on Greek and Roman literature, culture, and history (and courses in the Greek and Latin languages are, in most cases, optional). Latin is still taught in some high schools (and elementary schools) in Canada and the United States, and you can also earn a BEd Classical Studies (Latin) at York. For more details on teaching Latin in Ontario, see the website of the Ontario Classical Association under Students/TEACH LATIN.
The study of the classical world will develop excellent critical, analytical, and logical reasoning skills while teaching you how to make rational arguments and express them clearly. With these skills, you'll be well prepared for a career in law, teaching, librarianship, museum work or for graduate school. You can also engage with your professors and fellow students and learn about graduate school and future careers by joining the Classical Studies Students Association.
- Wed. April 23, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. - Classical Studies Research Day, Vanier College 010. View programme All are welcome.
Congratulations to William den Hollander (PhD History, York, 2012) on the recent publication of his book Josephus,
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- Congratulations to PhD student Chris Dawson, who has won the Crake Doctoral Fellowship at Mount Allison University for 2014-15.
- Jonathan Edmondson gave the annual Hoyt Lecture in Classics at Washington and Lee University, Lexington, Virginia on March 18, 2014. He spoke on "Commodus in the Arena: Myth, Power and Public Spectacle in Imperial Rome".
- A revised paperback edition of Augustus, edited by Jonathan Edmondson, first published in August 2009, was released in March 2014 by Edinburgh University Press in the "Edinburgh Readings on the Ancient World" series. In Canada and the U.S. it is distributed by Oxford University Press.
- Jonathan Edmondson gave the keynote lecture at the three-day annual conference of the Asociación Interdisciplinar de Estudios Romanos (AIER) at the Complutense University in Madrid on November 20, 2013. The theme of the conference was "Conquerors and Conquered: Power Relations in the Roman World" and his lecture was entitled, "Hispania capta: Reflexiones sobre el proceso e impacto de la conquista romana en la Península ibérica".
- Michael Herren gave the keynote lecture at the conference "Exegesis and the Liberal Arts", held at the University of British Columbia in November 2013. He spoke on "The Interface between Secular and Biblical Exegesis in Antiquity and the Middle Ages".
- Congratulations to Matthew Clark (Humanities), who was recently promoted to the rank of (full) Professor.
- Congratulations to Sarah Blake (Humanities), who was recently promoted to the rank of Associate Professor.
- Congratulations to Sarah Veale, winner of the 2012-2013 Classics Award at York University. This award is given annually to the most promising student in Latin or Greek.
- Congratulations to our Classical Studies students who are graduating this year and off to graduate school: Itay Avitzur (Brock University) and Leah Bernardo-Ciddio (Oxford University).
- Congratulations to Sarah Rowlands, who has finished her MA at Brock University and is moving to the University of Chicago to pursue a PhD.
- Michael Herren, Distinguished Research Professor, has been awarded a Research Prize from the Alexander-von-Humboldt Foundation. The prize will enable him to begin work on the first complete edition of the oldest Latin-English dictionary, the Épinal-Erfurt Glossary, dated to the late seventh century.
- Professor Rob Tordoff has published Slaves and Slavery in Ancient Greek Comic Drama, a book that he co-edited with Ben Akrigg (Cambridge University Press).
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You only need to watch the opening couple statements from M-1 Global's Director of Operations Evgeni Kogan to see and hear enough. I am shocked at the arrogance of this guy. It it werent for Helwani, no one would probably interview this pr**k. Above is the video of Ariel Helwani's "POST" fight interview with Kogan . Sorry this is short, but I mostly look forward to hearing opinions on this (insert expletive). Can you believe this guy is telling Ariel when he should be interviewed?


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If timeline holds, play the Hall of Fame game
If the lockout ends in the coming days, and the Bears and Rams can report to camp next week, PFW's Kevin Fishbain says the Hall of Fame game should be played.
Bears announce start of single-game ticket sales
The Bears announced Tuesday that single-game tickets will go on sale on July 28 at 11 a.m. CT.
Former NFL QB McMahon in car accident
Former QB Jim McMahon, who spent 15 seasons in the NFL, was taken to a hospital after a limousine he was riding in crashed through a fence Monday afternoon south of Reno, Nev.
NFL: Hall of Fame game has not been canceled
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Bears SS Harris wants to skip HOF game if camp time is missed
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Bears' Wright could step into starting job
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NFC North best bets to break through in 2011
PFW identifies four players from the NFC North who are ready for coming-out parties in 2011 (clockwise from left) — Henry Melton, Matthew Stafford, Brian Robison and Mike Neal.
Report: Felony charges against Wolfe dropped
Former Bears RB Garrett Wolfe had felony charges against him dropped on Tuesday from his May 22 arrest at a Miami Beach, Fla., nightclub.
Bears might have limited time to consider O-line options
If there is going to be a full season in 2011, the Bears will likely have to work quickly to unscramble the situation on their offensive line.
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There are plenty more people than just players and owners being affected by the NFL lockout.
Bears hoping CB Bowman takes advantage of fresh start
Although Bears head coach Lovie Smith benched Zack Bowman three games into the 2010 campaign, Smith has made it clear this offseason that he has not given up on the cornerback.
Bears' free-agent hunt will have to include linebackers
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RB Wolfe arrested in Miami
Free agent RB Garrett Wolfe, who played for the Bears for the past four seasons, was arrested early Sunday morning in Miami.
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The Chicago Bears and former New York Jets guard Slauson have agreed to a 1-year contract. The team announced the deal on Friday.||||||| Bears General Manager Phil Emery says Slauson's size and strength will make him a challenger for a starting guard position. Slauson, 6-5, 315-pounds, started 48 of 51 games with the Jets. New York drafted him out of Nebraska in 2009. Last season he didn't allow any sacks. Slauson was listed on New York's injury report with a knee injury last season.
A person familiar with the situation says Slauson has been fined $10,000 by the NFL for his season-ending block on Houston linebacker Brian Cushing.||||||| Slauson rolled into Cushing, who tore his left anterior cruciate ligament in the second quarter of the Texans' 23-17 win Monday night. Cushing was placed on injured reserve Wednesday.
A person familiar with the deal tells The Associated Press that Slauson has agreed to take a pay cut, reducing his salary by about $258,000 this season.||||||| Slauson's entire salary of $1.05 million for this season is now guaranteed - believed to be a major reason the offensive lineman accepted the restructured deal last week, according to the person who spoke on condition of anonymity because the team had not announced the new deal.


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Disclaimer: This post is not to be used to discuss the pros and cons of MAF, only to be thankful of the fact that the Pens have a #1 goalie whose nickname is literally "Flower". If this rule is broken I'll find you and beat you with a stick.
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No matter what your opinion is on Pens' goalie Marc-Andre Fleury, we're all fans and we all want to see him succeed. Because of the recent discussion about him around these parts, I figured I should make a fanpost (my first one at that) so we can all bask in the awesomeness that is Flower.
We're all allowed to laugh at him here
He has a sense of humor...
..Apparently he's rich too
What do Penguins and frogs have in common?
MAF with his beloved mask:
He saved it when it counts
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Jarnell Stokes had 20 points and 10 rebounds, Jordan McRae hit the go-ahead 3-pointer and Tennessee rallied to win its 12th straight game over South Carolina, 66-61, on Sunday.
Stokes had his ninth double-double of the season and seventh in Southeastern Conference play this season for the Volunteers (12-10, 4-6).
McRae came in as Tennessee's top scorer at 14 points a game, yet shot just 1 of 7 for 7 points. His lone field goal, though, was a big one - a 3-pointer from the right corner that put the Vols ahead for good, 58-57, with 3:17 remaining. Skylar McBee followed with a 3 and Trae Golden hit two foul shots as Tennessee opened a 63-58 lead the Gamecocks (12-11, 2-8) could not overcome.
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In an interview with MMA Junkie Radio, Rivera revealed he will be undergoing shoulder surgery after the Osterneck fight, and also believes that he has only a few more fights left in him:
"I think this might be my last year," Rivera recently told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). "I just want to buckle down, push real hard for this one year, and see what I can do."
"My left shoulder, my AC (acromioclavicular) Joint is blown," Rivera said. "Right now I'm going to be out six weeks for the surgery alone, then I'll get back into training and hopefully get a fight soon."
"That's what it's all about to me, to challenge yourself," Rivera said. "What's the point of fighting if you're not going to challenge yourself and go against the best?
"When it's all said and done, I will be able to say something most people can't say: I fought the best of the best."
In a separate interview with the Boston Herald, Rivera commented on dedicating the Osterneck fight to his late daughter, Janessa:
"It was important. I was putting a little bit more pressure on myself because I wanted to win for my family and my daughter," Rivera said. "I spent a lot of time in the gym training and I was thinking about her all the time while I was training. I didn't want it to be all for nothing."
At just 17 years of age, Janessa Rivera died last August after suffering an unexpected fatal reaction to her birth control medication. Rivera's training partner Kenny Florian also dedicated a fight to Janessa's memory when he defeated Roger Huerta at UFC 87. Jorge had previously discussed her death with the Herald, hoping to educate the public about the potential dangers of such medication:
"I've heard from people all across the United States that have had the same thing happen to them," Rivera said. "It makes you realize that this is happening a lot more often than people think. It's always good to be able to use a media outlet to help somebody else out."
No matter how many more fights "El Conquistador" considers, no one will ever question his dedication to the sport of MMA or his family. Whether or not you think he's ever been a serious contender, Rivera has earned his shot on the big stage and has never backed down from a fight with some of the world's top 185'ers.


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---- — I celebrated another birthday a couple of weeks ago. It was sort of a milestone birthday, I guess. I used to just consider the usual milestones — 1, 13, 16, 18, 21, 30, 40, 50, 60, etc. But a guy I met once told me that after you reach 50 every five years is a milestone birthday and he called 55 a "speed limit" birthday.
I had never heard it called that before and thought it was cute. So, that's what I celebrated — the "speed limit" birthday — and as I thought about that it made me wonder if that meant I should go faster, slow down or maintain my current speed.
I thought about each option and here's what I surmised:
• Going faster — Once you start hitting these mid-life birthdays you are confronted with the reality that life really is short and yours is getting shorter. Not that there are any guarantees for anyone and at 55 one could reasonably expect and hope to live another 30 years. But being confronted by that realization one might tend to start living a little larger, so to speak. That could include changing careers, traveling more, taking up new hobbies or working through a "bucket list" of things to do before leaving this earth. Combine that with a serious health scare and/or the loss of a loved one and that sense of "it's time to put the pedal to the metal" is even more magnified.
• Slowing down — One might feel like it's time to start winding down, think about retiring, de-cluttering and simplifying their life and home and not worrying quite so hard. You could realize that you own enough "stuff" and rather than continue to climb the corporate ladders chasing the almighty dollar it's time to journey toward more meaningful pursuits, such as volunteering or spending more quality time with loved ones. Or you could start thinking about your legacy in terms of how you want to be remembered vs. what material things you would be leaving behind.
• Maintaining Speed — Maybe it's time to set the cruise control and just keep things going at the current pace. Not make any life-altering decisions, try to be balanced. This could include speeding up when the opportunity comes to pass something that's getting in your way and slowing down to enjoy the view now and then.
I think I'm in the "all of the above" category right now. I hit a point earlier in my life where I felt life was wasting away and while there are limitations on me I wanted to make up for what I considered "lost time." So I traveled and I pursued dreams to the best of my abilities.
The last couple of years, however, personal losses made it harder to bounce back from life's difficulties like I would've in the past and caused me to face the realization that I need to start taking better care of myself. I need to spend more time doing things that build me up, not stress me out. Even if those things don't build my bank account, they build my life account.
So I'm coasting right now, just cruising along. I speed up when necessary and slow down when I need to refuel, catch my breath and to smell the roses. I try to maintain not only my speed but my attitude of gratitude because while things are not all like I'd like them to be, I am so very blessed in so many ways.
So the birthday itself was lower key than usual this year. I did go out to dinner and shopping with my BFF. I ended up working on my actual birthday and postponed my annual lunch with my "birthday buddy," a tradition we've kept for about 15 years now. I received fewer cards through the mail because of all the Facebook greetings, which is always nice to see. Still, the cards I did receive were very special indeed.
I've discovered many more people who share the same birth date as me. So to all of them and all of you who may be celebrating birthdays this month, I wish you a very happy and blessed birthday — milestone or not.
Denise Fedorow is a columnist and correspondent for The Goshen News. Her column appears every other week. She's looking forward to the re-scheduled birthday buddy lunch.


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Former Apprentice winner diagnosed with skin cancer
Former Apprentice winner Michelle Dewberry has revealed that she has been diagnosed with skin cancer.
Dewberry, 34, who won the second series of the BBC show in 2006, told Twitter followers that she was told she had cancer following a biopsy:
Biopsy results received. Turns out that what I thought was a persistent pimple on my face is actually skin cancer. #AlwaysGetChecked
Thx for your messages guys. I'm gonna be just fine. Op booked in to cut it out. Just wanted to share, to encourage others to get checked too
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The Roanoke City Council room was filled with suggestions and confusion on the proposed utility fee.
Many signed up to speak just to ask questions directly to council members.
The fee in Roanoke will be the cheapest in the state of Virginia at 90 cents per 500 square feet of impermeable surfaces like roofs and driveways.
While that will cost the average customer about seven dollars a month, it will vary among all others.
"We don't have it," Susan's Williams said. She's the executive director with the local office on aging in Roanoke.
She says it will cost their organization 48 dollars per month ---and with recent sequester cuts --its a price they can't afford to pay.
"We would have to reduce services somewhere, we do not have the ability to raise the money from consumers. we have nothing to sell."
While on the flip side --prominent land owners in the city have concerns as well. Members of the real estate investors of Virginia are concerned about the amount of money they'll have to pay --and even pass on to their renters.
But something everyone agreed on is the costly after affects of the July storms on the city and importance of complying with new federal regulations and fixing storm water issues.
For Dan Crawford it's a problem which can't be avoided.
He says storm water will take its toll on everyone,so he wants to get ahead of the situation.
"You contribute to the solution on a level that you contribute to the problem, Crawford said. "I don't see how it could be anymore fair. And of course I'm willing to pay because again, I'll have to pay anyway."
And even the city will be contributing....
Their monthly bill from the utility fee comes in at $18,700.
That's a yearly fee of $224,000.
That will be paid for from tax revenue from city residents --the council says they will not raise taxes to pay for their costs.


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Will we have to deal with this nightmare for another six years?
by Kent, Wed Sep 29, 2010 at 08:55:22 PM EDT
Barack Obama's Presidency has been an absolute disaster. He took a party that was so energized from 2006 through 2008 and turned it into an unenergized mess who will probably lose the House again this year because of him.
Seeing all of these seats that we worked so hard to win in 2006 and 2008 get thrown away by Obama's tone-deaf political team just gets my blood boiling.
I pray to god that Obama loses in 2012 so we only have two years left of this disaster rather than six. The Democratic party cannot take another six years of Obama in the White House.
Its time to start a real "dump Obama" movement.


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Naomi Watts stuns for the second night in a row at the 2013 Critics' Choice Movie Awards held at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California this evening.
'The Impossible' actress has really upped her glam-factor for this 2013 award season campaign.
With all due respect to her is used to fade into the background, but now she commands my attention, especially in this sexy Emilio Pucci Resort 2013 strapless gown with a sheer v-neckline.
Naomi swept her blonde tresses to one side styling her look with Irene Neuwirth jewels, an Edie Parker silver-and-black clutch plus black strappy Nicholas Kirkwood sandals.
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LightSquared has not had it easy so far in its attempts to get its proposed 4G LTE network approved by the government and off the ground, and it doesn't look like it will be getting any easier any time soon. In addition to facing intense opposition from the GPS industry, LightSquared is now getting heat from the aviation industry, which has decided to throw its hat into the ring.
In a written testimony for a House of Representatives hearing on whether or not LightSquared's 4G network should gain approval, Thomas Hendricks, senior vice president at Airlines for America, a trade group for the airline industry, said that the proposed network would have "ruinous effects" on aviation because of interference. The airline industry is making the same argument against LightSquared's network as the GPS industry: that it will cause harmful interference with existing GPS and navigational systems.
LightSquared's rebuttal to that argument is that the airline industry is using data provided by the GPS industry, and that it has already come up with a number of solutions to the interference that may be caused by the network. So far, LightSquared's proposed solutions have not been enough to convince the government that its network should gain approval, so the debate continues. [via Bloomberg]
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I may be too inspired by Robert Indiana and Sir Peter Blake lately. But what's so wrong with that?
"Sons Of The Stage" from the highly underrated World Of Twist, circa 1991. This song has recently been covered by Liam Gallagher's post-Oasis group, Beady Eye. Although I think they did a fine job, I still prefer the original.


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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) - More than 1,000 high school seniors are headed to the University of Alabama for Boys State and Girls State.
Activities begin Sunday in Tuscaloosa, with Gov. Robert Bentley scheduled to address the boys and Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey speaking to the girls. The activities continue through June 15 and will include mock elections and community service work.
University official John Lovett said this is the first year that Alabama Boys State and Girls State have been together on the same campus. The events are sponsored by the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary.
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text: Everyone that knows me can attest to the fact that I have been brutally critical about the Saints LBers for a couple of years now (with the exception of J. Vilma). I've fealt that every since Fujita left for Browner pastures (and I mean that literally and figuratively) that it exposed the group and I've beat the crap out of them every since. So to Shanle, Casillas, Dunbar, Herring and Wilson I say I'm sorry for putting all the blame on you. In fact, you should share the blame with underwhelmingly, under performing and highly overrated defensive line. To the linebacker group, you have the excuse of being late round and undrafted players. The D Line doesn't have that excuse. We have 3 1st rounders on the line (count em....Smith, Ellis and Jordan are all high paid 1st rounders) that have a combined 7 sacks on the season and 6 of them are by Will Smith who started off the season suspended! I fully believe that our blitz happy defensive coordinator (who does love to blitz) is now blitzing more than ever because you big boys just ain't getting the job done. This is especially disturbing when you play with an offense that is statistically speaking amongst the best of all time. I'm not saying that you have to average 4 sacks a game, but get pressure some of the time without G. Williams sending our team sack leader from the secondary up the gut to cover your collective buts! When you add to the fact that we got big boys S. Rogers and A.Franklin to stuff the run (not help stuff the run) I'm even more upset. Don't get me wrong because I still think we need an upgrade at the linebacker spots, but I don't think we should have to spend another damn dime on d-linemen. Either play or take the high road and have a beer with Olin Kreutz!


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June 12, 2013 —
In two special meetings last week, Olive Hill City Council appointed two new members to fill vacant seats left open by recent resignations.
Members of the community interested in filling the Council seats were encouraged to attend the meetings and address the town's governing body with the reasons why they would be a good choice for the positions.
Four individuals put their names in for consideration: former bayor and Council member Gayle Smith, local volunteer firefighter Matt Kiser, Olive Hill EMS Supervisor Randall Tackett and John Newsome, longtime civic volunteer and employee of King's Daughters' Medical Center.
On Wednesday night, Council unanimously voted to appoint Kiser to fill one of the two vacancies. He was immediately sworn in and seated on the Council.
Thursday night's meeting, however, was wrought with confusion and tension concerning the filling of the second vacancy.
At the beginning of the meeting, Council member Glenn Meade nominated Newsome, who was not able to attend the meeting due to a prior commitment, to fill the second vacancy. Enoch Hicks seconded the motion and it was put to a vote.
Meade and Hicks voted in favor of Newsome, while Allen Stapleton voted against. Kiser initially responded "yes" when called on for his vote, but after Stapleton cast his vote against Newsome, the newly-appointed Council member quietly asked Stapleton about his vote and then indicated that he didn't understand the process.
Kiser then cast his vote against Newsome, deadlocking the Council because Jerry Callihan was not present at the meeting.
Mayor Kenny Fankell indicated that he is unable to break ties on Council appointments.
Stapleton nominated Randall Tackett as his choice to fill the lone remaining Council seat. Kiser quickly seconded the motion.
Meade and Hicks, visibly frustrated by the turn of events, quietly conferred with each other before the vote. Meade then addressed Stapleton about his nomination.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (BP)--Citing widespread confusion about what it means to be an "evangelical," a group of Christian leaders issued a manifesto proposing to define the identity and commitments of evangelical Christians.
Appearing at a Washington, D.C., news conference May 7, the group unveiled "An Evangelical Manifesto" and invited other Christians and people of other faiths to engage in dialogue about what it means to follow Christ.
Evangelicals' primary identity "by definition is theological, not political, social or cultural," said John Huffman Jr., pastor of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Newport News, Calif. "Yet we are quite concerned that, because some of the more strident voices in our midst, we are increasingly perceived as people whose primary agenda is political. That simply is not the case."
In its broadest sense, evangelicals are "men and women who endeavor to live our lives under the lordship of Jesus Christ, our Savior, a Christ who is above culture, is not subservient to any culture, and who desires to transform and serve in positive ways those cultures in which His people live," Huffman said.
While some voices in society and the media identify evangelical Christianity with a specific moral or political agenda, evangelicals are at heart "Christians who define themselves, their faith and their lives according to the Good News of Jesus Christ," the statement declares. "To be evangelical is to be faithful to the freedom, justice, peace and well-being that are at the heart of the Good News of Jesus."
The declaration asserts the group's desire to distance themselves from two sets of extreme attitudes toward Christian faith:
-- "Privatized faith," which "falsely divorces the spiritual from the secular and causes faith to lose its integrity," and "politicized faith," which makes Christian beliefs "the weapons of political factions," whether conservative, liberal, moderate or progressive.
-- The "sacred public square," which would give one religion a preferred place in public life, and the "naked public square," which would ban religious expression from public life.
"We are committed to a civil public square -- a vision of public life in which citizens of all faiths are free to enter and engage the public square on the basis of their faith, but within a framework of what is agreed to be just and free for other faiths as well," the statement says. "Every right we assert for ourselves as Christians is a right we defend for all others."
Rejecting both "liberal revisionism" and "conservative fundamentalism," the document calls for evangelical Christians to "part company with reactionaries by being both reforming and innovative" but also "part company with modern progressives by challenging the ideal of the-newer-the-truer and the-latest-is-greatest and by conserving what is true and good."
The manifesto also calls for a reformation of behavior among evangelical Christians:
"We confess that we Evangelicals have betrayed our beliefs by our behavior. All too often we have trumpeted the gospel of Jesus, but we have replaced biblical truths with therapeutic techniques, worship with entertainment, discipleship with growth in human potential, church growth with business entrepreneurialism, concern for the church and for the local congregation with expressions of the faith that are churchless and little better than a vapid spirituality, meeting real needs with pandering to felt needs, and mission principles with marketing precepts. ...
"All too often we have attacked the evils and injustices of others, such as the killing of the unborn, as well as the heresies and apostasies of theological liberals whose views have developed into another gospel, while we have condoned our own sins, turned a blind eye to our own vices, and lived captive to forces such as materialism and consumerism in ways that contradict our faith.
Evangelical Christianity should be automatically identified in people's minds with a personal relationship with Jesus Christ out of which flows a life of service to His claims over all of life, not with a specific ideological agenda, Richard Mouw, president of Fuller Theological Seminary, said during the news conference.
"Evangelical Christians have had this pattern of either giving up on the culture or we try to take it over," Mouw said. "It is not up to us to win all the victories. It is not given unto us to try and impose our will on a whole society, but rather to witness to the kind of justice, peace and righteousness that is part of what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ, working alongside people of other faiths and of no faith for the common good."
The document was released with the endorsements of 75 "charter signatories" that included a wide range of evangelical notables, such as Kay Arthur of Precept Ministries, Darrell Bock of Dallas Theological Seminary, Ergun Caner of Liberty Theological Seminary, John Ortberg of Menlo Park (Calif.) Presbyterian Church, Ron Sider of Evangelicals for Social Action, Rich Stearns of World Vision and Jim Wallis of Sojourners.
The group's website, anevangelicalmanifesto.com, offers visitors the opportunity to join an online dialogue about the document, add their names to the list of signatories and download a guide for further study of the issues involved.
Mark Kelly is an assistant editor at Baptist Press.
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Tomorrow night's HBO show hasn't garnered the buzz that Showtime's double-header has, but both fights are interesting and the off-TV undercard has some highlights, too.
In the junior middleweight main event, Paul Williams (39-2, 27 KO) moves back down in weight and returns from an ugly knockout at the hands of middleweight champion Sergio Martinez, facing Cuba's Erislandy Lara (15-0-1, 10 KO). Williams weighed in at 153½, while Lara was a full pound below the limit at 153.
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The televised co-feature is a great change of pace for American boxing broadcasts, as 122-pound titlist Akifumi Shimoda (23-2-1, 10 KO) makes the first defense of his WBA belt by coming to the States to face Rico Ramos (19-0, 10 KO). It will be Shimoda's second fight outside of Japan (he fought in Mexico in 2009), and Ramos' first shot at a major title. Shimoda weighed in at 121½, with Ramos at 122.
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After the jump: Chris Arreola and Jhonny Gonzalez.
Heavyweight contender Chris Arreola and featherweight titlist Jhonny Gonzalez highlight the untelevised undercard. Arreola (32-2, 28 KO) continues to hover in the mid-230s, coming in at 236 pounds for his fight with Friday Ahunanya (24-7-3, 13 KO). Ahunanya, 39, weighed in at 244½.
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Gonzalez (48-7, 42 KO) is making the first defense of the WBC 126-pound belt he won in April, facing Mexican veteran Tomas Villa (23-7-4, 14 KO). Villa was run over in the first round by Mikey Garcia back in April 2010, and hasn't fought since June 2010. He may be best remembered for his epic war with Rogers Mtagwa in 2008, the final main event of the "old" Solo Boxeo Tecate. Gonzalez and Villa both weighed 125½.


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In Abruzzi you will find the Majella Massif, an imposing mountain group called Montagna Madre (Mother Mountain) by the locals and which was referred to by Pilny the Elder as the Padre dei Monti (Mountains' Father). Along with Porrara, Morrone and Monte Pizzi these wild mountains make up the Majella National Park, which spans the provinces of Pescara, L'Aquila and Chieti. There are several beautiful karst planes and valleys in this territory as well as gorgeous mountains; the highest Majella peak being Monte Amaro. Here you can enjoy over 500 kilometers of trails through this mountainous region with several tourist centers dotted throughout the park as well as many features unique to the area and ample biodiversity.
Wilderness monitoring in Majella NP.
Over the centuries due to the destructive and intrusive action of men, several large herbivores in the area have become completely removed and several have become increasingly rare species. Majella Park acts to try to protect these animals so that they survive for future generations.
The chamois of the massif became extinct in the 19th century while the roe and red deer are only present in small numbers. These deer have been successful in maintaining what population they have because they are able to exist in the harsh climate of the park. There are also a large number of wolves at Majella.
Due to the combined efforts of the government, WWF and the locals, the animal situation in the national park has changed significantly over the last few years. Roe deer and deer can now be seen in the clearings and in the woods and there are around 150 specimens of deer living in the national park. The Abruzzi chamois is the most important animal to be found in the national park and it lives in the high meadows and summits. Brown bears can also be found here alone with the Apennine wolf and the otters that live along the Orta, Orfento and Vella rivers.
The protection of the woods by authorities has allowed species like the spectacled salamander, Apennine salamander, yellow bellied toad, goshawks, honey buzzards, white backed woodpeckers, polecats, weasels, stone martens, martens and wild cats to survive.
The harsh valleys of Majella provide the ideal conditions for the extremely rare Lanners, peregrines, wall creepers, Alpine choughs, choughs and Golden eagles that are native to this area. Snow voles, Alpine Accentors, snowfinchs and Orsini's Vipers can also be found at higher altitudes.
Majella has a unique vegetal heritage and much biodiversity. There are more than 1,800 different vegetal species that can be found in the national park. One third of all Italian Flora with Pyrenean, Arctic, Illyrian, Balkan, Alpine and Mediterranean elements can be found in this national park. The beech woods here reach up to an altitude of 1,800 meters. Ash trees, hop hornbeams, Turkey oaks, maples, sorbs and Hollys can also be found in these woods.
The high summits and the grasslands of the mountains remain covered with snow during the winter months and several species that drifted to Majella from the Adriatic Sea can also be found here. When the glaciers withdrew from the area a kind of genetic isolation occurred in the region, which led to the growth of several new and unique species such as the centaurea tenoreana, carex capillaries, juniperus Sabina, Adonis distorta, pinguicola fiorii, cypripendium calceolus, aquilegia magellensis, taraxacum glaciale, gentian magellensis, leontopodium nivale, ranunculus magellensis and viola magellensis.
A Tholos in the Majella National Park.
Tourist Points of Interest
There are several interesting places to visit in Majella National Park. In every season the park offers different settings and different types of beauty. Late spring is the time of blooming and along with autumn it is the best time to visit the many hermitages and towns in the region. Those who are planning to visit the hiking trails should visit the national park in the summer while October is best to view the beech trees and their changing colors.
The town of Pacentro is located only 10 kilometers from Sulmona and is one of the most important places to visit in the area. The town has an important cultural, historical and naturalistic heritage. The towers of the town's castle stand in stark contrast to the lush green vegetation that surrounds it. Several of Pacentro's ancient rituals, rites, folklore and events survive to this day and the town is largely known for its gastronomical traditions and farming methods.
The tourist centers located in the park are as follows:
Museo Naturalistico, Piazza Municipo, Fara San Martino
Maurizio Locati Visitor Center, Colle Madonna - A botanical garden as well as areas dedicated to chamois and archeology.
Paolo Barrasso Visitor Center, Via del Vivaio, Caramanico Terme - Check here for fossils and other archaeology artifacts from the Upper Paleolithic to the Roman era.
Sant'Eufemia a Maiella, S.S. 487, Sant'Eufemia a Maiella - Includes a botanical garden.
There are many hiking trails in the park to explore and several different itineraries to help you discover the park's hidden gems. Some of these routes can be demanding, long and tiring and would be suitable for those who are a little experienced. There are also many trekking routes that are suitable for those who are still new to outdoor activities. Entrance to the national park is free and the park authorities provide plenty of amenities and facilities for visitors. On foot you can explore the mountains and woods as well as view the cave paintings in the Grotta S. Angelo and the Grotta del Cavallone. Some itinerary ideas:
1. Serramonacesca - San Liberatore - Majella - Castelmenardo - Hermitage of Sant'Onofrio
2. Roccamorice - San Bartolomeo in Iegio - Santo Spirito - Majella
3. Orfento Ring Route: A tour of the Orfento Valley, you must advise the Visitor Center in Caramanico before beginning.
4. Colle delle Vacche - Hermitage of San Pietro - Monte Morrone (the mountain hut will soon be renovated to be available for hikers).
5. Majelletta - Anfiteatro delle Murelle - Monte Focalone: The classic Majella hike it is usually very busy and offers glorious views.
6. Val Serviera Ring - Route of Vallone di Santo Spirito: The best hike to explore the deep eastern valleys of Majella.
7. Fonte Romana to Monte Amaro: Best for experienced hikers it is a good way to reach the summit of Majella.
8. Quarto del Barone - Fonte Cernaia - Monte Secine (this hike is best avoided in the spring when the area becomes muddy and swamp-like).


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Program in Chile
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Patrik 1,5 (2008)
Göran and Sven have been cleared for adoption and they have a possibility to adopt a swedish orphan, Patrik 1,5. But when Patrik arrives he turns out to be someone else, not the little boy they were expecting. A comma had been misplaced, and in comes a 15-year-old homophobic with a criminal past.
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It is my favourite beach club in Aya Yorgi region. Place is more comfortable and prices are better. Very nice as a nightclub as well.
Music and Atmosphere is nice. Do not go there before 0:00 if you would like to party. Try to reserve a table, but you also can enter without reservation
After the quiet at the beach in Cesme during the day, Paparazzi is a great way to liven it up. Open till the wee hours in the morning, it is outdoorsy so perfect for the summer weather. The music is great, the place well spread out and the mojitos are potent!
The views are great being right by the sea...
Several times I had been to Paparazzi, I have always appreciated the consistency of the service and the quality of the premises since the establishment has been there for ages ( around 26 yrs) where the neighbouring clubs next to it changes owners ad names from one season to the other.
The only short coming of the place is it...
Paparazzi is one of the best beach club of cesme but itis extremely crowded friday to sunday. No possibility without reservation. At night it is also great for dinner and after dinner party. There will be crowds at any given night. They really do great job there.
you will enjoy music, service and the amazing night views:-)
Went there one nite when it transforms into a nite club. What a great place. Great music and staff is helpful as well.
By day, this is a very serene and relaxing place to lay by the water in an upscale fashion, eat some quality food and have a great time.
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Iowa State's hot three-point shooting cooled off in overtime, and a career game from guard Elijah Johnson helped No. 6 Kansas escape with a 108-96 win on Monday. The win was No. 500 for KU coach Bill Self and snapped Iowa State's 22-game home winning streak.
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The Jayhawks led by one at half, but as the second half progressed it looked like the Cyclones were going to pull off the upset. Johnson practically willed Kansas to victory, scoring the Jayhawks' eight final points and hitting two free throws to force overtime.
Guard Ben McLemore, who hit a three-pointer to force overtime in the teams' first meeting this year, had only seven points. The Jayhawks replaced his offense with Johnson's career game, as he scored 39 points and tallied seven assists.
The game featured a lead change almost every other minute, much of that buoyed by Iowa State's hot shooting from behind the arc earlier in the game. The Cyclones ended up shooting just 41.5 percent from three-point land, but hit a school record 17 three-pointers.
Senior guard Korie Lucious, who averages 9.7 points, led Iowa State with 23 points. Senior guard Tyrus McGee added 22 points for the Cyclones, hitting six threes in the process.
With the win, the Jayhawks kept pace with Kansas State for the top spot in the Big 12 standings. Iowa State falls to 9-6 in Big 12 play.
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Old Glories was a funny and enjoyable afternoon of theatre! Both one act plays, Above The Fold and Red Flags, were entertaining. The actors were fantastic! My favorite performers were Stacey Keanan and Penny Peyser.
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The first act was very touching as the writer & actors get under the tough old hide of 2 sports writers well along in their careers. They find a humanity both have kept well hidden.
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Great show. Wonderful follow up to Moment in the Sun. Red Flag had hilarious contemporary commentary (say that 5 times fast!) and Staci Keanan demonstrated her usual spectacular skills as an actor. I think I will go again!
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Penny Peyser is terriffic. Both plays are very entertaining and extremely well acted.
Above the Fold: In a follow-up to last year's sold-out production of Moment in the Sun from Inkwell Productions, veteran sportswriters Lefty and Manny have their friendship tested when their papers merge and they're forced to compete for the one remaining job
_ Red Flags_: With the Olympics having focused our attention on China, and our presidential election fast approaching, this dark comedy looks at America's trade imbalance and the government's self-proclaimed "flexibility" in dealing with our civil liberties.
By Elliot Shoenman (Home Improvement, The Cosby Show)
Directed by Mark L. Taylor (Sunset Park, Architect of Destiny)
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A day after phoning Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas to wish him
well on the festival marking the end of Ramadan, Prime Minister Binyamin
Netanyahu picked up the phone Sunday and called Jordan's King Abdullah II with
the same holiday wishes.
Phone calls between Netanyahu and Abbas or
Abdullah are not a common occurrence.
The Prime Minister's Office issued
a statement saying that Netanyahu told Abdullah "the relations between the
Hashemite Kingdom and Israel were important for regional stability."
further details of that conversation were made public.
It is unlikely
that Netanyahu will phone new Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy with an Id
al-Fitr greeting, one official said, because they have no
Even if the prime minister would place such a call, it is
highly unlikely it would be made public.
Last month, after President
Shimon Peres sent a holiday greeting to Morsy on the eve of Ramadan, the
Egyptian president sent a brief note back to Peres, marking his first formal
contact with Israeli leaders.
However, when the existence of that note
was made public in Egypt, a spokesman for Morsy quickly – and to the incredulity
of Peres's office – denied the note was ever sent.
Opposition leader
Shaul Mofaz, meanwhile, called Abbas on Sunday with his own holiday
"In these days of regional change and uncertainty, it is our
duty to create hope for both our peoples," Mofaz told Abbas. "The fact that the
peace process is at an impasse serves the extremists on both sides and not the
desires of the Palestinian and Israeli majority."
Mofaz said that it was
time to "move forward" and solve the differences between the two sides. The
Kadima leader and Abbas agreed to set up a faceto- face meeting in the near
future. Abbas canceled a meeting with Mofaz in June when the Kadima head served
briefly in Netanyahu's government as vice premier.
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Perfect day by Flawless customs - over 1 year ago
"This is my friends and I at Carlisle Pennsylvania at the style and performance car show. We're a group of people who don't just own a car we make it part of the family. Time and time of dedication and and working lots of over time to put into our cars. Custom ink t shirts seperated us from the rest. With great design an bold colors"


text: Dedication August 12 2008 in the City of Taunton Massachusetts at the Hopewell Park Pavillion of the of the new park pavillion building named in the honor of city resident Sam Turin who dedicated his life to service in his community. Photographs of the dedication featuring Mayor Charles Crowley, Father William Kelly, Senator Marc Pacheco, and Representative James Fagan. Sam and his wife Yvonne have lived in Taunton for 41 years. They have three children, seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren many of whom appear in the book at the ceremony.


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Rumor: Celtics interested in acquiring Josh Smith
Another day, another rumor. This time the Celtics are linked to Josh Smith, from the Atlanta Hawks:
So let the Celtics break up their Big Three, which is what the Knicks' opponents this Sunday in Boston are actively trying to do. Team president Danny Ainge realizes that the Celtics won't win the title and can only make the playoffs. That's not good enough for a franchise that proudly flies 17 championship banners.
With the Big Three's window now shut, Ainge is trying to land Atlanta's Josh Smith and other young studs, while offering up Kevin Garnett. Paul Pierce and Ray Allen can also be had, for young players and draft picks. Rajon Rondo might be leaving, too, with the Lakers and Utah seen as possible destinations.
It is unclear which package the Celtics would offer the Hawks in order to grab Smith but it seems KG would be the player to leave Beantown this time. The rumor is quite vague, but take it for what it´s worth: just another food for thought and debate.
My personal thought is that the team would rather trade Rondo (despite all the comments by Ainge yesterday) but they may not be getting the kind of offer they would like to hear. On the other hand, I see why teams may insist on Ray Allen offers and in a lesser extent the rest of the members of the Big Three.
I guess we will know more in the next hours and days.
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Game Date/Time and Location: Sunday, Oct. 20, 1 p.m. ET at Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Live coverage and updates:
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Radio schedule: Dallas: 105.3 FM; Philadelphia: WIP 94.1 FM and El Zol 1340 AM (Spanish)
Watch Online: Verizon subscribers can watch games live with the NFL Mobile app (subscription required). NFL Game Pass offers live online broadcasts to users outside the USA.
More on the matchup: The Dallas Cowboys last hosted the Philadelphia Eagles at home in 2012, winning the game 38-33 on the back of three Tony Romo touchdown passes. A change at head coach changes the way the Eagles operate, where Chip Kelly has taken a struggling squad from 2012 and turned them into one of the NFL's most potent offenses with very few roster changes. Romo is having one of his best season for the Cowboys, even though the Dallas quarterback has been overshadowed by the supreme play of Peyton Manning in Denver. Romo is on pace for more than 4,500 passing yards, throwing 14 touchdowns and just three interceptions.
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May 14, 2011
People attending a mental health celebration at Balboa Park today unexpectedly found themselves in the middle of a flash mob and many joined in by dancing to the beat of "Men in Black."
The flash mob was a surprise to many of the hundreds of participants at the "Drumming Out Stigma" event, organized by the County of San Diego Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) and its many mental health partners to commemorate May as Mental Health Month.
"Today, we are here to drum out stigma and we're going to do it together," said Jamin Peck from Recovery Innovations of California as he welcomed participants to the event. "Stigma keeps people from getting help and we need to change that."
During the two-hour celebration, attendees—many of them from mental health clubhouses throughout the region—also participated in drumming circles. They played drums, water jugs, pails, and other types of percussion instruments. Research has demonstrated that drumming is a valuable treatment for stress, fatigue, anxiety, hypertension, mental illness, and several other mental and physical disabilities. A clubhouse is a place where people with a mental illness can go to rebuild their lives, get employment assistance, , build confidence, make friends, and have fun.
Some people at the event shared their stories of mental illness and recovery; others visited the resource booths and gathered information on the signs of mental illness and the services available to treat mental health challenges.
"By eliminating stigma, people will feel more comfortable getting the help they need," HHSA Director Nick Macchione said recently. "Mental health is an important component of the County's Live Well, San Diego! initiative, which aims to improve the health and quality of life of all San Diegans."
One in four adults experience a mental health disorder during any given year, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. About 61,000 people benefit from County-funded mental health services each year.
"Events like this help to change the way our community views people, friends and family members who are living with a mental illness," said Alfredo Aguirre, Director of HHSA's Mental Health Services. "This is a great opportunity for people to educate themselves about mental illness, to share their stories on recovery and resiliency, and to learn they are not alone. We are here to help."
People suffering from a mental illness can access services by calling the County's 24-hour, multi-lingual Access and Crisis Line at (800) 479-3339.


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These Paw Prints really have nothing to do with the Super Bowl as it turns out, just a reference to the week. We don't have anything earth shattering so far this week but I do have an absolutely hilarious video of the five Panther players and HC Ron Rivera singing a song to say thanks to a Panther fan. Jordan Gross and Ryan Kalil singing soprano is just too much:
NFL.com news: NFL presents its fans with a big 'thank you'
Words alone cannot express how the NFL feels about its fans. So, the league, some players, owners, mascots and cheerleaders conveyed their gratitude through the powerful medium of song.
American singing idols they are not...as Bad Ass MF Football models they rule!...It seems the change to the Panthers logo has caused quite a stir if you use the number of comments on Scott Fowler's blog as a measuring stick. No worries about a change to the uniforms though:
Scott Says ...: Panther uniforms won't change in 2012
"I don't anticipate any changes at all in the uniforms," Charlie Dayton, the Panthers' team spokesman, said Tuesday.
Hence your investment in that Cam Newton #1 jersey remains the same...
Here's a reasonable view of Newton's Pro Bowl performance:
Cam Newton Falters as AFC Rolls Over NFC in Hawai'i - Cat Crave - A Carolina Panthers Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more
The future looks very bright for Cam Newton. His performance in the Pro Bowl did not show me anything previously unknown. He still has the ability and arm to do a lot, more than 90% of QBs because of his running ability. The upside is still through the roof and he accomplished a lot in his rookie season. Better decision making will come with time as well. Of course we would have liked him to throw 3 TDs and win MVP, I'm sure he would have liked that too! Going to Hawaii was the "Cherry on Top" of the successful "Ice Cream Cake" season Cam Newton had. Therefore if he played great at the Pro Bowl he would've been able to "have his cake and eat it too," ….and we all know that nobody can do that. Even more of a reason why the very competitive Newton will be back to redeem himself and prove otherwise.
So he's saying essentially the football Gods have graced Newton enough and a spectacular Pro Bowl performance would have simply been over the top. I guess I can buy that as long as Newton wins a couple SBs this decade!
Guess what...Mooch thinks Newton was pretty good this season:
Inside the Panthers: Ex-Niners coach: Cam Newton in "fast lane" to greatness
"I think Cam surprised all of us," Mariucci said Tuesday at Super Bowl media day. "Yeah, he's the No. 1 pick in the draft. But often times when you go to a team that needs to be rebuilt, that guy just has a real sub-par year. "But boy oh boy, did he take the league by storm. It's really fun to see. And Cam is growing up fast. He is in the fast lane to being a heck of a quarterback. So that's really going to stir it up in the NFC South."
Glad to see him catch up to 2011...Here's a Bears blogger giving Cam his due during his season recap that included the Bears win over the Panthers.
Chicago Bears 2011 regular season Review: A collapse of epic proportions – NFL Special Part II | bettor.com
Cam Newton showcased his talent and fans at Soldier Field found out why the quarterback was the number one draft pick in the 2011 drafts as Newton rushed for two touchdowns while passing for another to keep the Bears on their toes but in the end his efforts did not deliver the right result.
See...even a Bears blogger thinks a Panther win would have been the right result...This is one Storm I would like to see up close and personal too, even if it means touching on a sore subject yet again:
ESPN's Hannah Storm Gets Up Close and Personal With Four NFL Newsmakers - seattlepi.com
"He said he's glad [the investigation] happened," Storm says. "He said they opened up their books and there was no money there, and he kind of makes a joke, 'Where's that $200,000?' He actually says that it brought him closer to his father."
I only link this because of Cam mentioning that this adversity brought him closer to his father. Having two sons myself I can totally relate while also being a bit amazed that Newton has the maturity to recognize the unexpected benefit of the 'scandal'...
Here's a position I don't understand much less support but thought I would keep an open mind and see what you guys think:
It's Time to Dump Sir Purr: A Fan's Call to Action! - NFL - Yahoo! Sports
Sir Purr, the Panthers mascot, is quite possibly the worst mascot in the NFL. With the excitement of Cam Newton and the suddenly dangerous Carolina offense, it is time to get a mascot worthy of the Panthers franchise.
Take the fan poll to register your thoughts on Sir Purr.


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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - San Diego Fire-Rescue's bomb squad was called out to a home in La Jolla, after a military rocket was found on the property Saturday afternoon.
Fire investigators say family members were cleaning up the home of a recently deceased relative when the came across a metal tube at the home in the 5800 block of Soledad Mountain Road.
When they opened it, they found a four-foot military rocket inside.
The fire department was called to the scene and the bomb squad determined the rocket was harmless.
The U.S. Marine Corps will dispose of the rocket.


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Routes Sorted
L to R R to L Alpha
A good (if somewhat smelly) climb that goes up the small crack system with fun patina holds on either side. Protects well until the very top where the crack ends. Watch out for the large amount of dung about 2/3rds up.
Ascends up the crack that recently some dipshit lit a fire in the back of until it terminates and then heads up to a two bolt anchor.
A rack of singles from 1-3 Camalots with doubles from .3-.75 will let you sew this bad boy up. Fixed 2 Bolt anchor with Chains