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Shrimp Salad Lettuce Cups Recipe
Our home economists make a simple-to-prepare shrimp salad and serve it on endive leaves for a from-the-sea version of lettuce wraps.
- 1/3 cup mayonnaise
- 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1/4 teaspoon dill weed
- 1/4 teaspoon seafood seasoning
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 pound cooked shrimp, chopped
- 1 green onion, sliced
- 2 tablespoons chopped celery
- 1 tablespoon diced pimientos
- 2 heads Belgian endive, separated into leaves
- In a small bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Stir in the shrimp, onion, celery and pimientos. Spoon 1 tablespoonful onto each endive leaf; arrange on a platter. Refrigerate until serving. Yield: about 1-1/2 dozen.
Originally published as Shrimp Salad on Endive in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2006, p29
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Reviewed May. 10, 2010
This is a good appetizer but needs more seasoning. I had to cut some of the endive leaves in 2 because they were too long and would have been awkward as finger food.
Reviewed Oct. 15, 2009
Really good appie on 1/4" slices of cucumber instead of endive. I changed a few ingredients to - 1 tsp dill, 3 tbsp each minced celery, pimientos & added 3 tbsp minced carrot along w/ the rest. Pat shrimp dry before chopping. Do not make too far in advance or mixture becomes watery. Great appetizer and easy!
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At the end of last season, the University of Michigan produced a play that should have been a movie. Some of the 33 scenes were less than a page long in Seth MooreŌĆÖs JonesinŌĆÖ, a play about a dealer who creates a new drug to cure addictions through a wrenching hallucinogenic experience. The 15 rapidly changing locales include a hotel room, a bar, a bathroom, all viewed from the protagonistŌĆÖs perspective.
The budget was low and the rehearsal period short, designed to fit into schedules of actors who couldnŌĆÖt skip history or physics class. Moreover, the student-written play wasnŌĆÖt entirely finished when rehearsals began, and the design team had to clarify a non-linear plot. That team, except for sound, was entirely made up of students.
Justin N. Lang, who designed scenery and projections, says the artistic team decided on a ritualistic space in which any story could happenŌĆöa space with doors, pathways, a stairway, a hallway, perhaps a bathroom. There was talk of something frankly theatrical, Brechtian, maybe, or Greek. Spectators would not be asked to suspend disbelief.
LangŌĆÖs set, mainly cubes of different sizes, was simple enough. Some unbleached cotton scrim was the biggest scenic expense, but he set the stage mainly with projections. ŌĆ£Seth didnŌĆÖt want a movie but a play for our generationŌĆöa generation distracted by iPods,ŌĆØ says Lang, who changed images constantly, filling all the walls with them.
These still and video projections would be realistic, yet distorted. They would have to help set the stage, but they would come from the protagonistŌĆÖs point of view. ŌĆ£A big problem was figuring out which elements would be real and which would be distorted,ŌĆØ says Lang, who captured a lot of footage early on but didnŌĆÖt begin importing it and editing until they were loading into the theatre.
One problem led to another. ŌĆ£Nobody saw the video until the third day of tech,ŌĆØ says Lang. ŌĆ£Without the video on the walls, the set didnŌĆÖt exist. If I had to do it over, I would have had it in there on day one.ŌĆØ
Lighting designer Craig Kidwell says that, although he spent most of spring break prior to rehearsals storyboarding and talking to Lang often, he had difficulty knowing what the lighting needed to look like without the video and without a finished script. He knew only that he would need distinct lighting to establish each location.
ŌĆ£The director [Malcolm Tulip] lets things evolve. He doesnŌĆÖt preach from on high,ŌĆØ says sound designer Henry Reynolds, the only non-student on the design team. Reynolds would create 120 sound cues for the 90 minute show, and only some of these would repeat. ŌĆ£Sometimes, two or three or four things were going on at once,ŌĆØ he adds. In addition to trying to create some clarity by suggesting time and place through sounds, he knew he had to ŌĆ£create an emotional component.ŌĆØ
Lighting, sound, and projection cues had to be coordinated carefully and be as precise as they were fast. When operators hit ŌĆ£go,ŌĆØ sound and lighting shifts would be immediate, but because the video involved a network of computers that werenŌĆÖt as fast, video operators would have to receive cues at different times. Once programmed, concern set in that computers might break down or be stolen. Did they need a fallback position?
Designers would also have to deal with ice water and blood. ŌĆ£In one out of every three scenes, thereŌĆÖs a character submerged in a bathtub full of ice water,ŌĆØ says Lang. Ongoing play revisions left costume designer Rachel Jahn unsure about when she needed duplicate costumes for a character who might be bloody, then not bloody, in the same garment. Finding a blood recipe that would wash out between performances was essential.
ŌĆ£I did my best to confuse the stage picture in an artistic way,ŌĆØ says Lang, who wanted to give the impression that all the video had been captured through the eyes of Terry, the dealer. If he was sitting in a bar, and he saw a piece of paper fall, Lang recorded the falling paper, not because it helped establish the bar or anything needed for the scene. ŌĆ£In the end, intense specific details did convey what was needed, but it was not the first thing you would think of in Scenery 101,ŌĆØ says Lang, adding that, if he used a realistic image, lighting or sound would be somehow distorted. ŌĆ£In every real moment, there was always that idea of the unreal,ŌĆØ he says.
The first and last scenes are literal. ŌĆ£Everything in the middle is out of time,ŌĆØ says Kidwell. ŌĆ£What I wanted to do was create a more and more crazed world as the script gets more and more twisted and as the main characterŌĆÖs world moves toward a final climactic swirling. Light snaps him out of that, and weŌĆÖre back in reality.ŌĆØ He adds that the production was to be bright and clear, but then Tulip decided to darken it. That threw the young LD off, but not for long. He drew detailed Adobe Photoshop renderings and started to make it a darker, shadowed piece, with blue drifts and a good deal of green light to mask video lighting. Still, he stopped short of extreme darkness after talking to his adviser, LD Rob Murphy, who cautioned him not to try to match the darkness of the script.
JahnŌĆÖs sketches and LangŌĆÖs model proved useful to Kidwell. By putting a flashlight behind the scrim in the box, he learned that top-light would provide the only possible shot into the room, but other things changed when they got to the theatre. ŌĆ£Justin would put up video, and I would match the color, the shape, and the intensity,ŌĆØ says Kidwell. ŌĆ£He had filmed a candle on the side of the bar building. I made a flashing effect cue off that, and the director really liked it. I had a little more flexibility and a lot more technology than video did.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£We decided to be literal with the soundscape for real events and to create an emotive soundscape for the imaginary parts,ŌĆØ says Reynolds. ŌĆ£It was partly to help the audience with where the heck we were, which wasnŌĆÖt always clear.ŌĆØ Since all locales in the script are in or near a hotel off an interstate, Reynolds played with droning truck sounds. Whenever the door to the hotel room opened, highway sounds became louder and lights changed. In one scene, a truck seemed to drive through the room, lights glaring. ŌĆ£A character enters who is trying to escape from the conflict, and a truck horn pushes him back into the room. I gave him a reason to be pushed back into the room,ŌĆØ says Reynolds.
Reynolds worked with students to compose music. Even though events that occurred inside the protagonistŌĆÖs mind in the script are sometimes random, the music isnŌĆÖt. ŌĆ£It is melodicŌĆönot tonal, not noise, not randomŌĆösometimes with an edgy counterpoint,ŌĆØ Reynolds says, explaining that one piece is overtaken by another, so if timing of lights, projections, or stage movement changed a little, musical transitions would still seem natural.
Reynolds and Kidwell coordinated in the theatre in the dark, asking each other, ŌĆ£Should we lead with a light cue to take us to the next scene, or should sound do that?ŌĆØ It was easier to coordinate conceptually than technically; three monitors for video and four for lighting ran almost constantly. The designers credit stage manager Stephanie Schechter for coordinating complex cues and making the show run smoothly.
Lang says using a Dataton Watchout setup helped in the unique focus of the projectors and gave him the flexibility to serve multiple pieces of video in different areas simultaneously. Some scenes take place in a room enclosed by two sides of a tri-fold scrim wall, with an Epson 8300i 5,400-lumenprojector coming at it on an angle so it stretched across all three screens, even though they folded. An Epson Powerlite 8212,000-lumen projector wasfocused on a 12'x9' opaque textured panel floating upstage right.
Lighting gear, controlled via an ETC Eos console, included nine Vari-Lite VL1000 TS fixtures, a Barco/High End Systems Cyberlight SV, a range of ETC units (52 Source Four 25┬░-50┬░ Zooms, 34 Source Four 15┬░-30┬░ Zooms, 32 Source Four jr. Zooms, 12 Source Four 36╦Ü ellipsoidals, 16 Source Four 26╦Ü ellipsoidals, 13 Source Four 19╦Ü ellipsoidals , and 30 Source Four PARs), as well as five R40 fourŌĆōcircuit 8' strips, six mini 10s, and two photofloods. ŌĆ£The Eos is the novelty. There is no other in Michigan,ŌĆØ says Kidwell, proclaiming it ŌĆ£absolutely wonderful.ŌĆØ He notes that he used the VL1000 TS units to create motion, while the Cyberlight proved useful in mimicking glaring headlights.
Reynolds used Stage Research SFX software for audio playback. To protect against computer breakdown or theft, students backed up effects on CDs and mini-disks, and the operator rehearsed with an alternate cue sheet. ŌĆ£We never needed it,ŌĆØ says Reynolds.
As for the ice water, Lang says, ŌĆ£Malcolm wasnŌĆÖt worried about it, so I got not worried about it.ŌĆØ He filmed video with cast members in tubs but didnŌĆÖt fill a tub on stage. Characters sat in dry tubs and wet themselves down with water from a bucket when the scrim was opaque. Plastic ice cubes created sound as well as the suggestion of water.
The clothes for the contemporary show werenŌĆÖt supposed to be brand new and pressed. ŌĆ£These were old-friend, lived-in clothes,ŌĆØ says Jahn, who shopped most of the show in thrift shops. A student in the wardrobe crew took responsibility for the blood. ŌĆ£She made it every night and made sure the actors had it,ŌĆØ adds Jahn. Her recipe for the dark, congealed blood was a mix of ŌĆ£12 to 14oz. Hershey Syrup, 2oz. Karo Syrup or white corn syrup, a teaspoon of liquid red food coloring, and then to ŌĆśtaste.ŌĆÖ It can be changed to get a more arterial blood look.ŌĆØ In both cases, the formula proved easy to wash.
Davi Napoleon, who posts content at www.thefastertimes.com/theatertalk, has school creds, too. She studied at the University of Michigan, then did a doctorate at NYU. She taught theatre history at Albion College and dramatic literature at Eastern Michigan University and directed at Albion and at Washtenaw Community College.


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Per MLB Trade Rumors, the Royals have traded Lucas May to the Diamondbacks for a 19 y/o Italian pitcher named Andrea Pizziconi. Add him to Vin Mazzaro and Jake Odirizzi and we have a lot of Scrabble points.
At first glance, this looks to be an absolute steal for the Royals. They ship off Lucas May, who was the 5th or 6th catcher at best in the Royals' organizational chart and relatively old at 26 for a 19 y/o pitcher with good traditional and decent peripheral numbers.
The Moore haters have to at least give him credit for putting another solid young arm in the system without giving up much of anything.
Lucas May: .176/.263/,329 in 95 PA at AAA
Andrea Pizziconi: 2.57 ERA 1.22 WHIP 5 K/9 3.4 BB/9 in 49 IP between Rookie League and A-.


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This weekend Bobby Valentine spoke clearly about Daniel Bard entering 2012 spring training looking to be stretched out as a starter. While many had speculated about this possibility there was no clear final decision until now. This decision answers some questions about the two spots open after injuries to John Lackey and Daisuke Matsuzaka, but also raises some questions as well.
Recent attempts to move young arms from the pen to the rotation or vice versa have been dangerous as seen with Jonathan Papelbon, Phil Hughes, Joba Chamberlain or Felix Doubront. These injuries seem to be from repeated adjustment to different roles and usually happen after 2-3 changes. If Bard is not successful as a starter the Red Sox will need to be very cautious in returning him to the reliever role.
The history of Bard as a starter is not very encouraging. His last game started was in 2007 during his first year in minor league ball. He threw 75 innings in A and High A ball, but with a K/9 of 5.64 he was not the Bard we know with a 99 mile per hour fastball and strikeout rate over one per inning. He was moved to the pen in 2008 and has dominated since with strikeout rates in the teens for the next few seasons.
Even as a mediocre starter he would be more valuable to the team, but his history shows someone much worse than mediocre and his walk rate as both a starter and a reliever demands someone who can strikeout nearly a batter an inning. If he cannot and continues to walk 4 or more batters every nine innings he will not only take Matsuzaka's place in the rotation, but be the next Matsuzaka.
Bard will no longer be able to throw as hard as he will need to conserve his arm for 6+ innings. With a 95-96 mile per hour fastball he will need to develop a third pitch to throw. Currently Bard throws a fastball over 70 percent of the time and his slider. He also mixes in a changeup, but so far that pitch has mainly been a pitch to keep hitters honest and needs more work.
You don't have to look far for pitchers like Bard who have been successful in this switch. Former Red Sox pitcher Justin Masterson mainly throws a sinking fastball and slider and hs largely eliminated his changeup even as a starter. He gets a few more groundballs than Bard with his sinking action, but could be a model for him as he has previously struggled with walks.
Masterson has had more seasoning as a starter with 36 games started in the minors compared to Bard's 22, making his return to the rotation difficult to judge. It's tough to condemn him for 75 innings with a poor strikeout rate when it was his first season and it was also five years ago. It's highly unlikely he doubled his K/9 just by moving to the pen. If I had to set a realistic outlook for Bard would be 20-25 games started with a K/9 between 7-8 and a BB/9 between 2.5-3.5. This looks a lot like Justin Masterson and depending on his groundball rates his ERA should be around 4.00 or better.
I was not a big fan of this move initially, but Bard could be a solid answer to the rotation issues and is a much better choice than Aceves for the number 4 spot. If he does struggle thought the Red Sox must think long and hard about the consequences of returning him to the pen. The Red Sox now require one more arm for the rotation and plenty of arms to fill the pen as they have lost their setup and closer, but benefit financially by filling the rotation spot on the cheap.
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text: UK Government recruits 'Twittercrat' Politics 23 February 09 by Katie Scott Tweet Westminster Underground stationCourtesy Transport for London The Government has decided that it needs a new-media mogul to connect with all those of us who spend hours every day surfing social networking sites.It is recruiting for a newly created role, the director of digital engagement, for which it is offering a salary of up to £160,000, which is more than the Lord Chancellor or any cabinet minister gets paid. The new recruit will be expected to engage with people visiting websites including Facebook, Twitter and Bebo. He or she will also "ensure that digital media are included in the reporting of reaction to Government policy and initiatives," according to the website on which the vacancy was posted.The move is already drawing criticism, with pressure groups arguing that the Government should not be spending tax payers' money on this during a recession. Francis Maude, the shadow Cabinet Office minister, told The Telegraph: "Hard-pressed families struggling as the recession bites will find it hard to understand how Labour can so freely spend their money on peddling their own propaganda." Edited by Michael Parsons Comments Read more on Facebook The most popular social networking in the world with over half a billion active users Technology Facebook revamps mobile search to sift through old posts Technology Instagram's Hyperlapse tool makes time-lapse video capture easy Technology Facebook to demote websites using click-bait headlines Technology Facebook plans to create reassuring news bubbles Technology Facebook adds 'satire' tag to Onion articles for dumb users Technology The man behind Facebook's artificial brain attempt Latest on wired.co.uk


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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - A University of Michigan organization is providing $50,000 to create a student-funded, need-based endowed scholarship fund.
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Motion style acupuncture treatment (MSAT) is a nontraditional acupuncture treatment requiring a patient to exercise while receiving acupuncture. In Korea, MSAT is used to reduce musculoskeletal pain and improve functional status. The study aims to evaluate the effect of MSAT on acute low back pain with severe disability.
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Beginner to Android customisation. Advice?
So I've had my Galaxy Nexus for a few months now and after flashing Google's yakju Jelly Bean image from yakjuwx I've kinda left it alone on the ROM/Root/Modding front. A post on this forum a couple of days ago with everyone's Android home screens has got me thinking that I really should be getting more into that side of Android. I have a few questions that I'm sure you lovely, clever people will be able to answer.
1. I have a hatred for anything that bloats up my phone or feels like it isn't integrated enough ie. Home replacement apps. I don't know what it is about it but to me it feels like this is the wrong way to go about it. Is this logical?
2. What is the best way to start getting into this stuff. Should I just root and start flashing random ROMs or what? I get the impression that AOKP is a good ROM to install custom themes etc. but are there really any ROMs that don't compromise on the stock Android experience that I love so much at the moment?
3. What is the best way to back stuff up if I am flashing etc. The main things I want to back up are:
i. Spotify Playlists (not sure if this is possible but to redownload them every time is a right pain)
ii. Apps (again, my WiFi isn't unlimited so I'd like to avoid redownloading all my massive apps (Hello Asphalt 7!)
every time I try something new)
iii. Text messages ( I imagine this is what many backup solutions have)
The feeling in one also extends to my view on everything. If stock Android is the only way to have an uncompromised experience then I don't really want to sacrifice it. I'm hoping that many people are on the same page as me. Basically if I'm changing something I want it to be at the lowest level possible.
Thanks in advance guys. And I hope all your marvellous replies help other visitors to the forums!


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FOR THE LATEST ON THE ORDERS OF SERBIA AND THE ROYAL HOUSE, see BURKE'S PEERAGE AND GENTRY WORLD ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD AND MERIT, at www.burkes-peerage.netGENEALOGY OF ROYAL HOUSE OF KARAGEORGEVICH OF SERBIA AND YUGOSLAVIA
Orthodox: The Serbs descend from Slav settlers who invaded the Greek Empire from the North and by the second half of the 9th century had been converted to the Orthodox faith (unlike their Albanian and Croatian neighbors who followed the Latin Church). The Byzantine Emperors designated provincial Zupans to rule and one among these, Stefan Voyislav (d 1050) proclaimed himself Prince of Serbia. He was succeeded by his son, Michael (d 1080) and grandson Constantine (d 1106) as Serbian Kings then by a grt-grandson, Vladimir (d 1115) and Grubesha (d 1122). With the extinction of this line, the grt-grandson of Zupan Vukan of Rascia, Stefan I Nemanya (d 1200), emerged as paramount Prince, or King of Serbia. The second of his two legitimate sons, Saint Sava (Archbishop of Serbia, d 1237), was to become the patron of the Kingdom, the elder Stefan II, became King of Serbia in 1217 and was ancestor of Stefan Dushan (Urosh IV), who proclaimed himself Emperor of the Greeks and Serbs in 1346 (d 1355), father of the last male of this line, Stefan Urosh V, murdered in 1367. Stefan II also left an illegitimate son, Vuk, Prince of Zeta, whose grt-grt-granddaughter Milica m Lazar Grebelyanovich, who deposed Stefan Urosh V and was k at the Battle of Kosovo Polje 1389 when the Serbs suffered a disatrous defeat at the hands of Turkish Sultan Murat I. Various of Lazars descendants ruled a much reduced Serbia as Despots under the Turks until the late 16th century, and a further descendant George (d 1711) established his rule there in the early 18th century. The KaraGeorgevich dynasty was founded by George Petrovich, named Kara or Crni Gjorgje (Black George) (b 3 Sep 1752; assassinated 13 Jul 1817) who initiated the Serbian liberation movement from Turkish rule becoming Supreme Leader (Gospodar) of the Serbs 24 Jan/5 Feb 1804 to 21 Sep 1813, when he was deposed by a rival nationalist leader, Milos Obrénovich who succeeded in obtaining recognition from the Turks in 1813 and had Kara George murdered. In Sep 1830 the Ottoman Emperor recognized Serbian autonomy and the hereditary rule of Milos Obrénovich (who took the title of Highness, 1834), but Milos was forced to abdicate 13 Jun 1839 to his elder son, the twenty-year old Milan III, who promptly died. Miloss younger son, the sixteen year old Michael Obrénovich, now succeeded but he was young and inexperienced, and was deposed as Prince in favor of Kara Georges son Alexander I Karageorgevich (b 29 Sep/11 Oct 1806; d 21 Apr/3 May 1885) who was proclaimed reigning Prince of Serbia by the Skupstina of the Parliament 15 Sep 1842, and was recognized by Turkey 27 Jun 1848. Alexanders Austrian bias led to his departure from Belgrade 12 Dec 1858 and his forced deposition 3 Jan 1859, in favor of the aged Milos Obrénovich. On the latters death the following year, Michael III Obrénovich succeeded once again, until he was assassinated in 1868. He was succeeded by a cousin (descended from Milos Obneovichs brother Ephraim), as Milan IV (1854-1901), who proclaimed the Kingdom of Serbia 6 Mar 1882 and abdicated to his only son Alexander I 22 Feb 1889. The latter was assassinated with his wife 1903, when the Obrénovich dynasty became extinct and was replaced by Peter I Karageorgevich (b 29 Jun 1844; d 16 Apr 1921), elder son of Prince Alexander I, who was proclaimed King of Serbia 2/15 Jun 1903. He was proclaimed King of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes Nov 1918 and the incorporation of Montenegro was recognized in 1922; the Kingdom was re-named the Kingdom of Yugoslavia 3 Oct 1929. The last Royal Constitution dates from 3 Sep 1931, by which King is the depository of national unity and of the integrity of the state; he sanctions and promulgates the laws voted by Parliament, names the ministers and civil and military state functionaries, represents the state in foreign relations, exercises the right of grace, and opens and closes Parliamentary sessions. Royal decrees must be countersigned by the responsible minister. The dynasty ceased to reign when the illegal communist backed Constituent Assembly abolished the Monarchy 29 Nov 1945, but King Peter continued to be recognized as King by several states until his death in 1970.
Succession to the Crown, which passes by male primogeniture among the descendants of King Peter I, and titles of the Royal House are defined in the Constitution of 1931 (Chapter V, Art. 38, Par. I) The sons of the King (or Head of the House) are each Prince Royal (Kraljevic), entitled to the style of Royal Highness, while the other male (and their consorts) and female (until marriage) members of the Royal House are Prince (Knez) or Princess (Kneginja). The qualification of Royal Highness was extended by these Rules to the sons, daughters, and grandsons and granddaughters in the male line of the King (or Head of the House), and to the brothers, sisters and nephew and nieces in the male line of the King (or Head of the House). This qualification was also extended to Prince-Regent Paul and his issue. Princesses lose their titles and styles as members of the Royal House upon marriage. By this same art (Par 2), the "relations and position of the members of the Royal House are regulated by the Statute decreed by the King." This Statute was defined as the "Rules for members of the House of Karageorge" of 5 Apr 1930 (Protocol 3031); these state (art 7) "No Member of the Royal House may contract marriage without the prior consent and sanction of the King. Marriage contracted without the aforementioned prior consent and sanction causes exclusion from the Royal House, deprivation of all privileges and honors that pertain to Members of the Royal House".
Orders: Saint Prince Lazarus (held by right by the King and Heir Apparent); the Star of Karagoerge (bthe grand cross y right accorded to all Princes of the Royal House at their baptism), the White Eagle (the Queen Consort receives the Grand Cross by right), the Yugoslavian Crown and Saint Sava.
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Paddy - 'George will make Froch work for all 12 rounds'
5:30am Thursday 20th February 2014 in Sport By Steve Butt
SWINDON trainer Paddy Fitzpatrick has warned Carl Froch not to rely on the "championship rounds" in the rematch against George Groves.
Fitzpatrick, who trains Groves, claims Froch cannot afford to start slowly because his boxer is going to make him work for all 12 rounds.
Froch was sent crashing to the canvas in the pair's first clash before bouncing back to claim a controversial ninth-round stoppage and Fitzpatrick has told the IBF and WBA champion to expect more of the same when he meets Groves again on May 31.
"Carl Froch can say what he wants about the championship rounds but he is going to be made to work those championship rounds early in this fight," revealed Fitzpatrick.
"This next fight he will have to work 12 complete rounds, if it goes that far, because George will be on him from the start."
Fitzpatrick doesn't believe Froch will change his gameplan for the rematch and claims the Nottingham man is only a "six-round fighter".
"Tell me when you have seen him start quickly?" added Fitzpatrick. "He started relatively quick against Mikkel Kessler but I don't think that was the same Kessler.
"Carl continues to talk about the championship rounds. He has had that gameplan for the last few fights and other fights have been close so that gameplan doesn't always work, so don't hang anything on that.
"He is a six-round fighter. He fights in the championship rounds, he is not a 12-round fighter. Even when George gave him that kind of fight and took it to him he wasn't winning the fight.
"So you can say what you want and he can say what he wants about the championship rounds but he is going to be made to work those championship rounds early on in this fight."
Groves' trainer admits Froch could be "more dangerous" in the rematch but expects his emotions to get the better of him on fight night.
"I expect Carl to be an more dangerous fighter than he was last time," added Fitzpatrick. "But I'll tell you the type of Carl Froch I expect - Mike Tyson in the rematch with Evander Holyfield. I expect him to implode because he is in a fight he doesn't want.
"He will want to change something but what are you going to do? Do you want to start quicker when you normally don't?
"Now you are out of character, already are you going to wait for the championship rounds, you'd better not because George is starting quicker than he did last time, so what you going to do?
"The closer it gets, oh Jesus, he'll be feeling all those emotions and trying to push those emotions out.
"He took a lot of punishment in that first fight. He went into that fight believing that all he had to do was hit George on the chin and he would go. He thought George wasn't ready for him in any shape or form.
"He finished that fight knowing that he had been hurt repeatedly, out-fought and out-boxed repeatedly.
"He's going to have a lot of emotions to deal with in this next fight."
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It's hard to miss celebrating the Fourth of July. After all, the name of the holiday includes the name of the month. There is more to July than Independence day, though. There are plenty of other special days in July. The month also has some week-long and month-long observances. Some of the celebrations are for everyone - like Family Reunions. But others are sure to appeal to gifted children and their parents. The third week of July, for example, is National Parenting Gifted Children Week. What is really great about these special days, though, is that they can help you nurture your child's interests or introduce him to new ones. Think of all you might do during Space Week!
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Scarpa Nangpala XCR
4-star: 0
3-star: 1
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1-star: 0
Highly supportive, strong boots, great for heavy-duty…
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $140
Highly supportive, strong boots, great for heavy-duty use. Stands up well to rough country. Fit is narrow. Waterproof, at least for the first 3 years!
- Really stand up to rugged wear
- Good protection of toes and heels
- Stable platform on rough grround
- Waterproof!
- Gore-tex not breathable enough in hot weather
- Would prefer deeper tread, longer-lasting tread
- Narrow last (not a problem for me)
- Some fraying of fabric around cuff after 3-4 years
These boots are mostly bombproof I've completely worn out the soles on my first pair, but found a place on the Scarpa website to get them resoled. I hike daily about 3-5 miles over rocky backwoods terrain, so the three years I got out of the first set represents perhaps 3,000 miles of wear.
My feet run narrow, and so is the last on these boots. For me, they required relatively little break-in, although they do have a strong and rigid mid-sole, so they provide a lot of support. That will require maybe 30 miles or more to fully break in. The uppers were quite comfortable for me right from the start.
Lacing system is strong, and did not show any wear. I was concerned about durability of laces where they go through nylon fabric loops, but those have worked well.
These boots stay dry in snow hiking (with gaiters) and in wet, muddy conditions. As with all Goretex XCR, they are impossibly warm in summertime. In my third season of use, I started to get cracks along the seam where the sole joins, and those began to show leakage in the boot.
I like them so well that I bought a second pair, which I'm wearing now while my first ones are off in Oregon getting re-soled. I do notice that the lacing system has changed slightly, and the new lace material doesn't hold knots as well as my 4-year-old boots did.
Recommended highly, if they fit your feet. Be sure not to buy them too short, as they will punish your toes -- there is no flex or break-in there. As you pack on the miles, your feet will thank you.
The latest model has the shoelace guides riveted in place rather than using loops made from the suede fabric from the side of the boot. I had problems with losing a couple rivets on a pair of Dunhams years ago, but these look pretty sturdy.
The new model also has a bit less fabric showing lower in the side of the boot, which is probably good from a wear standpoint but maybe less good from a breathing standpoint. Time will tell.
Love Scarpa's. I have had great luck with the SL M3. By any chance is the cobbler's name Dave Page that they recommend?
2 years ago
Yup, it was Dave Page. Just got them back today and they are spectacularly well done. The replacement Vibram sole has deeper lugs than the original, should last longer. And they are already broken in... Win!
2 years ago
This shoe is narrow, so get at least a half size bigger.
Materials: gore-tex
Use: hiking, trekking, backpacking
Break-in Period: 10 hrs usage
Price Paid: $168
This shoe is narrow, so get at least a half size bigger. I went up a full size to allow my foot some room and to wear thick trekking socks. If you have WIDE feet, I wouldn't recommend this shoe, unless you must have them, then pick up 1.5 size bigger or something.
It took about 40 miles/15 hrs of hiking to break in the shoe. I got good protection from rocks while hiking even though there is no shank. The out sole is solid and ankle support is good. The ankle support structure requires the breakin. The waterproofing is brilliant. Walked through water instead of jumping across it and the shoes were DRY.
Even after cleaning, the shoe dries very quickly. I would give it a five, if the insole was softer and if the shoe was wider.
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The new Nangpa-la GTX is the perfect boot for any daily excursion; on the trail or about town. Similar to the award winning Scarpa Kailash, the Nangpa-la has the same stiffness, but uses the more breathable Gore-tex XCR instead of standard Gore-tex. Compared to our best selling Scarpa Mustang, the Nangpa-la is slightly more flexible, lighter, with a bit more cushioning; this makes this boot a better choice for faster going, or for mostly day hiking. Fit is the same well respected BX last. Limited to stock on hand. The Nangpa-la GTC features and materials: Upper: Nylon/Suede Lining: Gore-Tex XCR Midsole: Comfort-Flex Sole: Vibram Hi-Trail Lite Last: BX Weight: 505g
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Free Shipping. Scarpa Men's Nangpa-la XCR Boot DECENT FEATURES of the Scarpa Men's Nangpa-LA XCR Boot Super shock-absorbing Vibram Hi-Trail Lite Toe rand for critical protection Extended Comfort Gore-Tex offers protection with maximum breathability Bi-directional ankle flex The SPECS Upper: Nylon / Suede Lining: Gore-Tex - Extended Comfort Insole: Comfort-Flex Midsole: PU / EVA Sole: Vibram Hi-Trail Lite Last: BX Weight: 590 g / 1 lb 5 oz (1/2 pair size 42)
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Minnesota opened the season against Sacred Heart this weekend, which for those who don't follow college hockey is the equivalent of a BCS football team opening the season against Florida Atlantic or another team with a hyphen and location. The Gophers won 9-0 Friday night and 6-0 Saturday with Bjugstad scoring two goals and Rau scoring a goal and an assist.
Hi Litter Box Cats. My name is Nathan Wells and I'm the assistant editor over at SBN Minnesota (along with many other things). One of the things I do is write about University of Minnesota Golden Gophers hockey and thought it would be great this year to try to give NHL fanbases updates on the many Gophers draftees. Sometimes box scores can be deceiving or do not tell the whole story so here is one person's first-hand account of Florida prospects Nick Bjugstad and Kyle Rau.
Both players spent the weekend together on Minnesota's first line and power play unit. Rau was on the left wing with Bjugstad centering along with Zach Budish (NSH) and the three players had a lot of chemistry. Kyle scored the first goal of the season 56 seconds into the game and was able to use his speed throughout the game despite the size disadvantage (Rau is listed at 5'8" 172 lbs). Most college players who come straight out of high school take some time to adjust but that wasn't the case for Kyle Rau; in fact his goal was scored from the top of the crease and he wasn't afraid to get dirty at both ends of the ice.
After Friday's game, Minnesota Head Coach Lucia said it was "no big surprise that Kyle scores the first goal of the season and where he did it right at the blue paint."
At the same time, Nick Bjugstad was named the #1 star (with Rau being #3) Friday night. His first goal happened after driving to the net and out-muscling Sacred Heart's defense before roofing a backhander. Bjugstad also drew a penalty on the play, which in college hockey still happens if a player scores. That part of his game seems to be underrated as Nick forced Sacred Heart to take 4 penalties throughout the weekend. He scored a second goal on a wraparound forty-six seconds into the third period Friday night and was a leader on the ice.
Here's Nick Bjugstad after Friday night's game (video comes from Minnesota Hockey News):
Saturday night didn't have the same effort from either Kyle Rau or Nick Bjugstad as Sacred Heart was able to shut down the first line and hold both scoreless. Bjugstad also started off slowly in the first period. He had a couple bad giveaways which were bailed out by goaltender Kent Patterson. Both players were sharper in the final two periods and started creating opportunities and getting shots on goal (Bjugstad had 7 while Rau had 3; Minnesota out-shot Sacred Heart 45-20).
Rau's speed and grit combined with Bjugstad's size and strength makes for a good combination and while the two (along with the entire team) need to work on special teams, it was a good first weekend for the two Panthers prospects. Next weekend will give a better idea of where the two are, as the Gophers play the defending national champions Minnesota Duluth Bulldogs, but for now there is plenty for Panthers fans to be happy with.


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CBS Features NY Mayor Bloomberg Speculating Bomber Was Mad About ObamaCare
Could be "anything," but the first thing Bloomberg thinks of are those who don't like ObamaCare, presumably conservatives or Tea Party activists.
Audio: MP3 clip
From part of Couric's interview with the mayor aired on the Monday, May 3 CBS Evening News:
KATIE COURIC: Law enforcement officials don't know who left the Nissan Pathfinder behind, but, at this point, the mayor believes the suspect acted alone.
MAYOR MICHAEL BLOOMBERG: If I had to guess 25 cents, this would be exactly that, somebody-
COURIC TO BLOOMBERG: A home-grown?
BLOOMBERG: Home-grown, maybe a mentally deranged person or somebody with a political agenda that doesn't like the health care bill or something. It could be anything.
CBSNews.com version of Couric's interview.
****UPDATE: Speaking on Stephanie Miller's radio show, MSNBC's Contessa Brewer offered yet more misguided liberal pontifications on the would-be bomber's motives:
I get frustrated...There was part of me that was hoping this was not going to be anybody with ties to any kind of Islamic country.
...There are a lot of people who want to use terrorist intent to justify writing off people who believe in a certain way or come from certain countries or whose skin color is a certain way. I mean they use it as justification for really outdated bigotry.
Full audio at the link above.
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Where does space begin?As we said, space is the area above the Earth's atmosphere. However, there is no specific boundary because the atmosphere gradually thins as you move away from the Earth and you can find traces of the gasses we breathe over 100 miles above the earth. In contrast, most passenger jets fly around only 30,000 feet (5.7 miles). Even the best military jets rarely climb above 100,000 feet (a little less than 19 miles).
NASA awards astronaut status to anyone who flies above 50 miles in altitude. Others people may have differing ideas based on their own parameters.


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Elections for positions on the Battlefield High School Athletics Booster Club board will be held in the April 8th booster club meeting. Please consider volunteering and running for one of the leadership positions in the organization that helps support Battlefield High School's athletics programs. The board is actively seeking to fill the roles of President and Vice President.
Elections for Booster Club Board – Coming in April
Mattress Sale Fundraiser
DOUBLE THE FUN! "Mattress Madness" Joins Shamrock Shootout!
The BHS ABC will host its first ever Mattress Sale Fundraiser on March 15 and 16th (Saturday and Sunday). Enjoy the events at the Shamrock Shootout and check out our "Mattress Madness" at the same time! Booster clubs throughout Virginia have said these are top quality mattresses at a discount price. What better way is there to help BHS student-athletes than to get a product you need at a good price? At least plan on stopping by BHS March 15th to enjoy some of the Shamrock Shootout and check out the prices and quality of the mattresses. (Yes! The BHS common areas will have multiple mattresses on display!!) The Mattress Madness continues on Sunday, March 16th.
Shamrock Shoot-out 2014 3v3 Basketball Tournament
Shamrock Shootout 2014 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament – Registration is now closed and we are looking forward to a great day of youth basketball on Saturday, March 15, 2014. See our web page for tournament rules and other information.
Help with the Concessions Stand Needed!
We need volunteers to help with cleaning and stocking the outside concessions stand. This is a great way for students to acquire some community service hours and help out Battlefield's athletics programs. If interested, please contact Susan Coxson at email@example.com
Ways & Means Committee Chairperson Needed
The Battlefield High School Athletics Booster Club is seeking a volunteer to fill the role of Ways & Means Chairperson. The Ways & Means Committee is charged with providing fundraising programs and activities that demonstrate a positive school spirit. The new Chairperson will lead the committee to identify ways to generate and recognize a positive image of Battlefield High School and its Athletic Program within our community:
- Define ways and means of fund raising.
- Attend Haymarket / Gainesville Business Association meetings and communicate with sponsors and area businesses.
- Work with Boosters Club major events to guide fund raising efforts.
- Recommend and develop new fund raising events.
- Recommend fundraising events
- Coordinate individual team fund raising events to help avoid conflicts.
If you can devote some of your time to assisting with any of these efforts, please contact Ron Fairbanks at firstname.lastname@example.com
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- Members may designate half of their membership fee to the team of their choice.
- In July 2009, the BHS ABC was classified as a public charity under 501(c)(3) . As a result, contributions to the BHS ABC are deductible under Section 170 of the code.
Visit our Membership page and join the growing ranks of BHS Athletic Booster Club members!
Disclaimer: The Battlefield High School Athletic Booster Club is not a program or department of the Prince William County Public Schools, but an independent organization which has obtained the approval of PWCS to support its schools, students, teams, programs and extracurricular activities. All funds raised by the Battlefield High School Athletic Booster Club must be used for approved school purposes. (Battlefield HS Athletic Booster Club Prince William County Schools Acceptable Use & Internet Safety Policy (PWCS §295-1) and Website Development & Implementation (PWCS §295-2))


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Since the events of September 11, national defense has been on the minds of many Americans. Lockheed Martin, a multinational aerospace and defense manufacturer based out of Bethesda, Maryland, is assisting our armed forces by providing them with state-of-the-art technology, aircraft, missiles and other necessities.
Lockheed Martin was founded in 1995 with the merger between Lockheed and Martin Marietta but had a long history well before then. Lockheed Corporation, originally Alco Hydro-Aeroplane Company and then Lougheed Aircraft Manufacturing Company, was founded 1912 during the first-flight boom in the early 1900s. Lockheed brought more than 80 years of aviation experience to the company with the new merger. Martin Marietta, originally Martin Company, also founded in 1912, was a large contributor to aviation, especially in the first and second World War; however, it later became known for much more after its merger with American-Marietta Corporation in 1961 making it a leader in not only aircraft but also aggregates, cement, chemicals, and electronics. This mix of technology and capabilities has made Lockheed Martin a multifaceted company specializing in aviation but with products ranging from space technology and aeronautics to information systems and global services to electronics, making it a leader in the global defense industry.
Lockheed Martin's aeronautics unit is stationed out of Fort Worth, Texas, with facilities in Georgia, California, Florida, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and yes, Mississippi. The Meridian, Mississippi facility, brought into the company through the Lockheed Corporation, is currently a major contributor to two of the company's largest aircraft projects, the F-22 Raptor fighter jet and the C-130 Hercules J series transport aircraft.
When the facility was opened in August of 1969, the company's product dynamics was much different than what is found there today. Lockheed Corporation, while very active in private military projects, was also manufacturing commercial aircraft. The Meridian facility was opened to build components for the L-1011 wide-body civilian airliner and eventually took on the Lockheed JetStar business jet. As demand for military contracts escalated, the Meridian facility took on more military projects for reconnaissance and patrol aircraft (P-3 Orion) and military transport vessels (C-5 Galaxy and C-141 Starlifter).
Presently, workers at the Meridian facility produce vertical tail components for the F-22 Raptor, which is the only 5th-Generation fighter currently in service. More than 155 F-22s are currently in service with a dozen or more currently in production. The F-22 is contracted solely for the U.S. Air Force. The C-130, which the Meridian facility is responsible for more than 50 percent of the fuselage production for the Marietta, Georgia assembly plant, has been in service for more than 60 years and is currently in the J-series. The C-130 is capable of takeoffs and landings from unprepared runways, making it optimal for emergency situations and mass transportation. However, since its inaugural flight, it also has been utilized in many capacities such as airborne assault, search and rescue, scientific research support, aerial refueling, maritime patrol and aerial firefighting. It was even adopted by the Department of Defense for weather research and is used by the "Hurricane Hunters," tracking and measuring the magnitude of imminent storms threatening the U.S.; the entire Hurricane Hunters' fleet of C-130Js can be found at Keesler Air Force Base in Biloxi. This versatile aircraft is contracted to every branch of the U.S. Military.
It takes a lot of man-power to get these planes in the sky. Lockheed Martin employs more than 146,000 employees worldwide. The Meridian facility employs more than 220 workers, up almost 60 percent over 2008 with the increase in demand with renewed military contracts, exceeding a payroll of $9 million. Six of the current employees have been with Lockheed since the facility opened 40 years ago.
The facility not only contributes to the community by providing jobs but also is a devoted partner to many philanthropic organizations including Relay for Life, Diabetes Foundation, March of Dimes and the United Way. Lockheed Martin makes contributing from employees easy with an optional automatic deduction/contribution from payroll; more than 78 percent of employees utilize this service making it a pace-setter for the United Way organization.
Lockheed Martin also works in education. School children are invited to the facility for a plant tour to enhance programming such as "Engineering Week" and "Space Day." Employees will also visit schools and offer lectures on the advancements of such technology and how it affects space programs and the current aeronautics market. Lockheed Martin also contributes to the Meridian Community College and Mississippi State University through cooperative opportunities at many of its locations nationwide and with scholarships to encourage study in engineering and science. It was also involved in the pilot program headed by the Workforce Development Center in East Mississippi to develop a training program for workers hoping to enter the workforce with Lockheed Martin; to date, Lockheed Martin has a 100 percent retention rate for each of the employees hired through this cooperative program. For more information on the Lockheed Martin Company, please visit www.lockheedmartin.com


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A group of cyclists are biking from Savannah to Augusta to raise money in support of cancer patients.
This is the 12th annual "patrick's ride". More than 70 cyclists took off this morning from Memorial Health's Anderson Cancer Institute, many of the riding for someone special.
Patricks Run, also known as, The Harvest of Hope Double Metric Century, bike ride has raised about 300 thousand dollars over the last 12 years. The money goes to the Memorial Health Foundation to support programs like Harvest of Hope retreat and the children's hospital which directly benefits cancer patients. So far this year, they've raised nearly 70 thousand dollars with many people eager to participate.
Peter Iannuzzi is riding for his aunt Sue who is battling ovarian cancer and is hoping to hit his 2200 mile mark for the year during this ride. Iannuzzi himself is living with Cerebral Palsy and knows how important it is to stay strong for yourself and others.
"Cancer is one of the worst wars that we have in today's society, and I don't wish it on anyone. But you have to teach yourself how to be a fighter and i was born to be a fighter," said Iannuzzi.
This year's event is being held on behalf of local children battling cancer.
Patick's Ride was started by a local cancer survivor named Patrick Booton who recently retired from the the Anderson Cancer Institute at Memorial Health.
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Manchester Crimewatch: City man pleads innocent to threatening police officer
MANCHESTER - Jonathan Gallego, 20, of 30 Enfield St., pleaded innocent Tuesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to charges of criminal threatening and breach of bail conditions.
Police said Gallego was at the Hillsborough County jail on Valley Street when a police officer brought in another prisoner and Gallego said to the officer: "I'll kill you. I'll get you on the street."
Gallego was charged with breach of bail conditions because he was being held on another charge at the time with bail conditions that included not committing another crime.
Bail was continued at $5,000 surety and trial was set for Feb. 5, 2013.
Accused of illegal tattoo
Philip Petrin, 28, of 233 Spruce St., pleaded innocent Tuesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to a misdemeanor charge of endangering the welfare of a child by tattooing a 16-year-old, without parental permission, at the Spruce Street address Aug. 3.
Petrin could enter no plea to a felony charge of possession of a controlled drug for having suboxone in his possession in the Manchester Police Department booking area Nov. 3.
Petrin is free on $1,000 surety bail. A probable cause hearing is set for Dec. 12 on the felony and trial on the misdemeanor is set for Feb. 12, 2013.
Victim was assaulted
Bail was set at $10,000 cash/surety Tuesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division for Travis Beach, 28, of 14 Elmer St., Hooksett, on felony robbery and burglary charges.
Beach is accused of entering an apartment at 455 Pine St. with another man and of punching and kicking a man in the apartment in the head and chest, causing fractures and other injuries. Beach is accused of taking $140 in cash from the victim's wallet.
Beach, whose criminal history includes shoplifting, burglary, second degree assault, simple assault and theft, was already being held on a total of $25,000 cash/surety bail on two other sets of charges, including burglary, theft by deception and receiving stolen property.
A probable cause hearing on the latest set of charges was set for Dec. 5.
Accused of taking vehicle
A man accused of taking a van without permission Nov. 12 and of threatening a man and a woman, telling the woman: "Shut .... up or I'll kick your face in," pleaded innocent to all charges Tuesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division.
Bail was set at $1,000 cash/surety for Lyle Belanger, 40, of 901 Mammoth Road, with conditions that include no contact with the two alleged threat victims. Trial was set for Jan. 31, 2013.
2 arrested for prostitution
Police working undercover in the area of Enright Park Monday afternoon said Tiffany Dionne, 33, of 168 Merrimack St., who had been acting suspiciously in the area, entered the passenger seat of a vehicle that had stopped. Officers followed the vehicle at it traveled north and stopped it in the area of W. Haven Road and Webster Street.
Police said further investigation developed information that James Rose, 55, of 854 Beech St., had paid Dionne money in exchange for sexual contact and both were arrested and charged with prostitution.
Dionne pleaded innocent Tuesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division and trial was set for Feb. 11, 2013. But because Dionne was out on bail on another charge, with trial scheduled for Dec. 4, police prosecutors filed a motion to revoke her bail and she was ordered held overnight for a bail revocation hearing Wednesday morning.
Rose, who was released on $500 personal recognizance bail is scheduled for arraignment Dec. 5.
Imposter takes cash
Police responded Monday morning to a reported theft at TN Convenience, 90 Bridge St., where a motorist said a man posing as a gas attendant had stolen money from him.
The man said when he pulled up to the gas pumps at the convenience store, a man approached him and offered to pump the gas. The man said he needed cash up front to activate the pump and took the customer's cash and approached the store, presumably to turn on the pump.
But when the man failed to return, the customer became suspicious and confirmed with the cashier that he had been duped. Based on the description provided, police located the fake attendant in a common bathroom at 502 Chestnut St., where he lives.
Ariel Majias, 46, was pulled from hiding in a corner of the bathroom and charged with theft and resisting arrest.
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At a
court hearing held Thursday 18-year-old Anthony Fuller admitted that he shot
and killed Edward Davidson after breaking into the retired man's home on
Jefferson River Road in Clarke County, GA.
In addition to pleading
guilty to malice murder, Fuller pleaded guilty to all other charges in an
18-count indictment that included a half dozen burglaries that occurred in the
weeks leading up to Davidson's death.
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Detroit Lions
Matthew Stafford - #9 - QB
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Lions QB Stafford is back and DT Williams is out
The Lions got a boost on offense with Matthew Stafford's return to practice but DT Corey Williams is out Sunday after knee surgery.
Lions DT Williams out 'week-to-week' after knee surgery
Lions DT Corey Williams underwent knee surgery earlier this week and will miss Sunday's game against the Vikings, the team's website reported.
Lions DT Fairley seeks to settle Ala. charges
An attorney for Nick Fairley asked a judge to approve a pre-trial diversion program instead of putting the player on trial facing charges of drunken-driving.
Lions place P Graham on I.R.
The Lions placed P Ben Graham on injured reserve and signed veteran P Nick Harris.
NFC North Spin cycle: Week Three
Surprise, surprise: the Vikings are tied for the division lead. We take a closer look at Minnesota in the NFC North "Spin cycle."
Schwartz open for questioning in Lions' loss
Jim Schwartz's end-of-game coaching brings up some issues with the Lions, the Titans win in spite of C.J., plus more from a wacky Week Three.
Titans get first win in wild game vs. Lions
Rob Bironas kicked a 26-yard field goal in overtime, and the Titans stopped backup quarterback Shaun Hill on fourth-and-1 to finally pull out a 44-41 win.
Key matchup: Lions run defense vs. Titans running game
Can the Lions keep Titans RB Chris Johnson in check? They have to think they can, writes PFW's Mike Wilkening in today's key matchup.
Lions place Florence on I.R. with designation to return
The Lions placed CB Drayton Florence on the injured-reserve list with the designation to return.
Lions claim CB Murphy
The Lions claimed CB Jerome Murphy off waivers from the Saints and released CB Kevin Barnes.
Lions CB Florence breaks forearm
Lions CB Drayton Florence broke his right forearm in Sunday's loss to the 49ers.
NFC North Spin cycle: Week Two
Here is our team-by-team take on the state of the NFC North following Week Two.
Davis' two TDs help put Niners past Lions
Vernon Davis caught touchdown passes of 21 and 23 yards from Alex Smith, and San Francisco beat the Lions 27-19.
Lions' TE tandem can stress defenses
The Lions' TE tandem of Brandon Pettigrew and Tony Scheffler can be tough for defenses to deal with, the way we hear it.
Key matchup: Niners interior offensive line vs. Lions DTs
Tuesday's "Key Matchup" focuses on the Niners' interior O-line vs. the Lions DTs in this Sunday's game in San Francisco.
Stafford was 24 of 42 for 272 yards with three touchdowns and one interceptions on Sunday in a 26-24 loss to Chicago.||||||| He finished 33 yards shy of a second straight 5,000-yard season. Stafford, however, did finish with 727 attempts to break the single-season mark of 691 set by Drew Bledsoe with New England in 1994.
Stafford was 37 of 56 for a season-high 443 yards with no touchdowns Saturday in a 31-18 loss to Atlanta.||||||| Stafford turned in the second-highest passing performance of his career although he was picked off once. He's 305 yards shy of a second straight 5,000-yard season. Stafford is seven attempts away from surpassing the NFL's single-season mark of 691 set by Drew Bledsoe with New England in 1994.
Stafford was 27 of 46 for 313 yards, two touchdowns and an interception in Detroit's loss to Indianapolis on Sunday.||||||| Stafford's 311.8 passing yards per game lead the NFL.
Stafford went 31 of 61 for 441 yards and two touchdowns in Detroit's loss to Houston on Thursday.||||||| The 441 yards were a season high and the second-highest total of his career, while 61 attempts were also the second most in his career.
On Sunday ina loss to the Packers, Stafford went 17 of 39 for 266 yards with two interceptions _ one of which was returned for a TD. He also lost a fumble.||||||| Stafford threw for 5,038 yards and 41 touchdowns last season. He's on pace to finish with about 4,800 yards this season, but through 10 games he's only thrown for 12 TDs.


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(WMC-TV) - It has been one month since 17-year-old Laquisha Lipsey was killed in a crash near Mitchell High School.
Jashunda Reed, 18, was arrested and charged with failure to yield resulting in serious injury/death, financial responsibility, not having a driver's license, and reckless driving. But the victim's mother does not think the charges fit the crime.
The crash happened on Weaver Road, just north of Levi Road after Laquisha, Jashunda, and another girl left the school's campus for lunch. Lipsey's mother says after the crash, her daughter was left at the scene when Reed and the other passenger ran away.
"Ain't no telling how long my daughter was sitting there in the car by herself," said Martrina Lipsey, Laquisha's mother.
Martrina says the two girls came back to the scene after someone spotted them down the street. The police affidavit and report do not say anything about the girls leaving the scene of the accident.
The Shelby County District Attorney's Office says the case is still open and pending in court. In a statement, the DA's office said, "We cannot confirm or deny any potential evidence, nor can we confirm or deny the existence or results of any tests ordered or performed by investigators in the Memphis Police Department's special traffic investigation."
"I'm hoping for the right punishment she's supposed to have," said Martrina.
Reed is out on a $100 bond.
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Thanks to all the stakeholders and adult leaders who joined us for the first
Stakeholder Meeting held on November 7th! It was great to see
familiar faces from previous WorkCamps and also exciting to meet those who are
starting out on this journey for the first time. We look forward to working
with all of you as we move towards WorkCamp 2014!
The current focus for the Office of Youth Ministry and WorkCamp Planning
Team is getting all the Stakeholder Covenants finalized, starting site visits
to identify projects, and identifying the key members of the planning team. If
you are interested in being involved in the planning process or have ideas
based on past experience, please contact us at 703-841-2559 or Terry Simons
or Darren Bryant.
those of you not familiar with WorkCamp, the following new youth promo video will give you an idea of what
it is like. Enjoy!
If you would like a copy of the video please contact the Office of Youth Ministry.
Parish stakeholders are currently working on getting the word out to their
parishes to identify volunteers for adult leader roles and contractors, and
identifying which teens are interested in attending. If you are an adult
interested in volunteering, or a teen interested in attending, please contact
your parish stakeholder for information on how to sign up. If you are unsure of
who your stakeholder is, please contact your parish Coordinator of Youth
Ministry or please contact Terry or Darren and
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Biofuels Digest Index falls to 69.63 as advanced biofuels drop
The Biofuels Digest Index™ (BDI), a basket of public biofuels stocks, fell 0.54 percent to 69.63 as advanced biofuels dropped sharply. For the day, BlueFire Renewables (BFRE.OB) dropped 50.00 percent to $0.05, while Renewable Energy Group (REGI) lost 7.73 percent to $7.16. Among other equities, Ceres (CERE) recovered 5.42 percent to $3.50. Overall, advances and declines were even for the day.
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Monday, July 18, 1932
Watford Supporters' Club resigned from their national federation.
In a letter, reproduced in the Watford Observer, representative W.E.Govan protested at the lack of discussion at a recent meeting of the previously mooted award of a shield to the supporters club with the highest membership.
He went on to assert that: "We are of the same opinion as our friends from the north; that the business of the federation should be run on a more broad-minded basis."
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