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Despite being out of contention for the championship at the Jacobs Holiday Classic, Bartlett continued to make the most of a less-than-ideal situation with a 66-56 win over Elk Grove on Friday.
It was the Hawks' second straight win since a heartbreaking last-second loss to Barrington on Wednesday ended their title hopes. Senior Lance Whitaker had a game high 28 points to lead Bartlett (11-4). The Hawks are now 3-1 in the tournament and will play Jacobs at 4:30 p.m. for the A Bracket Consolation title (5th place overall in the 16-team field).
The Hawks squandered a 42-32 third quarter lead as Elk Grove rallied to tie the game at 51-51 with 6:32 left to play on a three-point play from Brian Kelly. However, the Hawks regrouped to outscore Elk Grove 15-5 down the stretch.
"We have a bad habit of giving up leads," said Bartlett coach Jim Wolfsmith. "We've talked a lot about closing out games. Today we were able to get it turned around just in time. There are two things you have to do when closing out a game and that is hit free throws and make good decisions with the basketball.
"Even though we missed a few free throws we played smart down the stretch."
Whitaker was a consistent scoring threat throughout the game starting with 11 points in the first half. He scored the Hawks' final five points in the last two minutes of the game on a backdoor layup, a putback basket, and a free throw to help seal the win.
"The way we were able to get the lead back is a testament to our chemistry both on and off the court," said Whitaker. "I was in a bit of a rhythm from the start, so I was trying to get as many shots as I could. My teammates knew I was feeling it and helped get me more shots."
Marcus Aluquin put the Hawks back in the lead for good 53-51 with a pullup jumper with 6:04 left to play. Jon Moss added a clutch three-pointer during the fourth quarter run.
"That's why Lance, Jon, and Marcus are captains for us," said Wolfsmith. "Those are the guys we want finishing for us."
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Last night, an absolutely glorious April evening, marked Opening Day for the Louisville Bats.
9, 207 root, root, rooted for the home team at Slugger Field. To no avail. The local nine lost 0-3. It's a shame.
But there's another game tonight. Tomorrow night, don't bother knockin', the house will be rockin'. Cuban phenom Aroldis Chapman will take the mound, putting his 100+ mph heater on display.
I'll be in the stands, brat in hand, loaded with the works. So should you.
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Yesterday was a busy day in sports.
The Bigs are in full swing.
The Bulls snuck in the NBA playoffs with a W on the last day of the regular season.
The most exciting post-season in all of sport began with Stanley Cup series openers. My Red Wings were ahead 2-1 after the first. But lost 2-3 to Phoenix. (Yes, there's a hockey team in Arizona.)
It's a shame. The L that is, not that there's an NHL franchise in the Land of Turquoise.
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Okay, enough preliminaries.
I am saying nothing we all don't already know when I advise it's always college hoops season in these parts. It's divided into two sections. Regular Season. Recruiting Season.
Part deux of the latter opened yesterday. It was spring signing day.
The image that comes to me is Leo DeCaprio as Jack Dawson in "Titanic," leaning over the front of the ill-fated vessel, screaming, "I am the King of the World."
Which is exactly what John Calipari is viz a viz recruiting.
When it comes to getting the prepsters signed, sealed and delivered on campus, the guy can absolutely git 'er done.
Three #1s in one day. Huge. The best senior player in high school. The best player of any class in high school. The best player in Europe.
Even if the latter turns out to be a pro, it remains a stunning achievement.
But, for the Big Blue Nation, the question remains: Will these two signing days in April and November be the highlights of the season? Can this coach who could sell charcoal briquettes in hell mentor a team to the national title?
A more philosophical query might be: Does it matter?
My informal survey of Cats' fans revealed an interesting dichotomy. Old school fans, the ones who not only know who Adolph Rupp is but watched him coach UK, seem less enamored with the new way. They'd like a bit more stability, fewer one and dones, more local kids on the roster, more continuity from year to year.
But the Message Board Generation expresses no dissatisfaction with a yearly turnover. Allegiance and loyalty are character traits of little concern to younger sports fans who have grown up in the era of fantasy leagues and free agency.
So, like Jack Dawson, will the ever-young Cats annually drown as they did this year in the Elite Eight?
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The Blazers are coming off of another disappointing non-conference showing after getting hammered (52-24) at Vanderbilt last weekend dropping their record to (1-3) overall. But 2nd year head coach Garrick McGee thinks those tough non-conference games at LSU and Vanderbilt the past few weeks will help his team in conference play.
"We've had a really physical non-conference schedule," McGee said on Monday.
"We pride ourselves on being the team in conference USA that's not going to spread out and fast break and try to tick everybody. We want to play traditional hard-nosed tough football."
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I actually lost count a few times so 16 is an estimate, but pretty close. And then there's the issue of fucking a guy who's bent over sucking someone's dick and then later you wonder "was this the guy I was fucking earlier?" After all you don't always see the guys clearly – they're just a hole for your raw dick at times.
And I could have fucked even more. My dick would perform pretty well, then go soft for 15 or 20 minutes, then perk up again for a while, then go soft for a while. It was like that all night. During some of those down times there were some bottoms who wanted me to fuck them, but I wasn't up for it at that particular moment. One in particular was one of the hottest guys there (IMHO). He was this smooth mid-to-late-20′s Latino. Nice slim body. When he first came in I swear he got fucked by guy after guy for probably 30 minutes. I stood in line to fuck him, but some of the tops were taking a long time so I went to look for other hole. Later he would have bent over for me, but the timing was wrong. The best part was he was versatile. Had a nice average sized dick on him and at one point I was laying on this "thing" (don't know how to describe it) catching my breath and cooling down (since it was the coolest part of the place) and he was fucking this hot bottom right next to me. I love it when cumdumps are actually vers and share all that DNA they get.
Before that guy showed up the guy I thought was the hottest guy there was this really little Latino guy. I mean he was clearly under 5′ tall. A lot of guys who are that tall have weight issues, but he had a great little body. The size difference between us was sorta hot. The only down side was that I don't think he realized how much I was into him. We kept being flirty, but he was a little hesitant about actual action. Finally I saw this other guy fucking him, so I knew he was up for getting fucked. A little later I came across him and turned him around and guided my raw dick up his ass. He took it like a good bottom. The position was a bit off so it wasn't as good as I might have hoped, but it was hot. I mean it's not very often that you get to fuck someone who's like 4'9″ – I mean that's the average height for a 9 year old – it's a little pervy when you think about it. At one point I almost leaned over and told him that I thought he was the hottest guy there, but I didn't do it. In hindsight I should have. I think he needed the ego boost.
Most of the black guys there tops. But there was one black jock who was flagging light blue right (cocksucker) who I saw bent over getting fucked. Immediately I wanted to fuck him, but he was busy and hard to get to. But maybe 20 min later the stars aligned and he bent over for me. He had one of the best holes there. I actually got close to cumming, but unfortunately I didn't. Still, he was probably my best fuck of the evening.
When I got there initially I wore my big Prince Albert. And I fucked maybe 4 or 5 guys with it. EVERYONE seemed to want to touch it and the bottoms wanted to feel it up their ass. But all the tugging on it made it sore and I had to take it out. I tied it really tight to my boot laces and continued on with the evening. But I gotta say I get the same reaction at the Eagle on jockstrap night. I've gotten in the habit of letting the ring poke out of the edge of my jockstrap. Everyone looks and everyone who's even somewhat bold wants to play with it. It's a great way to get action
The one disappointing fuck of the evening was this mid-20s twink. Cute as a button. Looking at him I'd guess he was a recent ivy league grad or something. Looked completely clean cut and innocent – except for the fact that he was bent over letting anyone and everyone fuck him. Problem was he had really long legs and he didn't bend them very much so his hole was too high for a lot of guys. The first time I fucked him he was sucking some guy's dick. He kept moving around positioning himself for the cocksucking which would throw me off. All in all he just never focused on the needs of the guys fucking him. Needless to say he wasn't getting fucked as much as he might have if he had been a better bottom.
In the entire time there I think only one or two bottoms said they wouldn't fuck raw – so clearly the fact that CumUnion is promoted by sites like BBRT and my Breeding Zone helps keep it pretty bareback. In the ads for the one this coming Saturday they're designating this small loft-like room as the cocksucking and safe sex area. But it wasn't a safe sex area this past week – I fucked a fair number of guys raw up there.
Let's see – other memorable bottoms… One was this skinny tall Asian guy – probably on the young side of mid-20s, but might have been pushing 30 – couldn't quite tell. He had this really small dick that almost never got hard. I think I was his first fuck of the night and I fucked him with my PA. He wanted it, but as I was pushing this huge ring in his rather tight hole I was wondering whether it was going to work. But he was a good bottom. He put up with my ring and later in the evening I saw him legs up on the medical exam table getting fucked by top after top for probably 30 or 40 minutes solid. He was clearly a "power bottom". A power bottom with a tight hole is a great combination. He's another guy I wish I had given my number to – I'd like to fuck him again and give him a load.
There were plenty of other bottoms who I fucked. One guy was this tall, somewhat 'thick' guy who couldn't take my PA, but as soon as he saw it was out his face lit up and he wanted me to fuck him. Then there was this really really skinny guy. He must have had a 24″ waist. And there was the older poz-looking guy who was smooth all over with really pronounced nipples. He had a rather large bottle of lube in his boots. It was funny seeing someone pull out something so big given that everyone was naked. There were a few average stocky-ish bottoms who were good cumholes.
I had taken a Cialis earlier in the day, and then I drank a 5 Hour Energy right before I got there. I had never tried one before. True to it's name it gave me almost exactly 5 hours of energy. But when the 5 hours were up I could feel it. My dick just refused to get hard again. It was over, so I finally just left and went over to the Eagle. One of the bartenders there had told me he'd give me a VIP card next time he saw me and I wanted to go pick it up at a time when there were no lines. It was after 2am so I was expecting there to be a fair amount of action going on, but I was surprised. There was a little cocksucking in some of the corners, but that was about it. I was really disappointed. There's way more action with a smaller crowd on jockstrap night. I guess the moral of the story is if you want guys to get sexual make them go naked (or close to it).
On that point I'm sorta rooting for Anthony Weiner for mayor right now. I'm hoping with his sexual history he won't be a prude when it comes to sex in bars. It's really pretty lame that you can't fuck in NYC bars and clubs these days – and the bathhouses suck. We need a mayor who will make enforcement of other things a higher priority and lay off a bit when it comes to consensual sex between adults. (Or, it could be that with his sexual history Weiner will over-compensate and keep the crack downs up – who knows?)
I'd sorta like to go to CumUnion again this Saturday, but chances are the boyfriend will want to do something. Can't abandon him two Saturdays in a row…


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This morning it would not turn on.
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Five games deep in the 2010 NBA Finals and we, as fans, have seen it all, haven't we?
We've seen Ray Allen score 27 points in the first half of game two and set the record for most three pointers made in an NBA Finals game with 8 only to be held to two points in game three on 0-13 shooting. We've seen Kobe Bryant, the best closer in basketball, get shut down in the fourth quarters of games three and four. We've seen Kobe Bryant score 19 points in the first eight minutes of the third quarter in game 5, and yet the Celtics still outscored the Lakers in that same third quarter.
Then again, have we really seen it all?
With a maximum of two games left in the 2010 NBA Finals, both of which are slated to be played at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, anything can happen in these remaining games.
What I'm waiting to see in game six on Tuesday night is for the Lakers to play like the Lakers we are accustomed to seeing.
Yes, Kobe Bryant is the focal point of this Lakers team, but he does not need to be the only point of the offense. Pau Gasol, Lamar Odom, Andrew Bynum, Ron Artest and Derek Fisher all need to contribute more on the offensive end. The five of them combined for only 42 points in game 5. Bryant had 38 alone. Paul Pierce and Rajon Rondo combined for 45 alone. Do you catch my drift? The Celtics are getting more production out of two players than the Lakers can get out of five. It's no wonder the Lakers are trailing in this series, the only Lakers player who consistently shows up is Kobe Bryant.
Down 3-2 in the 2010 NBA Finals, the Lakers can't afford to have any more poor production from Gasol, Odom, Bynum, Artest, or Fisher. One more bad game for the Lakers, and the 2010 season ends in disappointment for Lakers fans across the globe.
Los Angeles Lakers fans have become accustomed to using the old cop out "Don't worry, Kobe won't let us lose this game." I'm sure plenty of fans have that mentality going into game six, and even more will have that mentality if the Lakers force a game seven in Los Angeles.
However, who wins and who loses isn't all up to Kobe like most Lakers fans like believing. Despite being the greatest player on the planet, and one of the greatest players to ever step on the hardwood, Kobe Bryant can't do this on his own. At the end of the day, when it's all said and done, basketball is a team game, and Kobe can't make up for his teammates lack of production on the court. Kobe scored 38 points in game 5 on a very efficient 13-27 shooting performance, including a third quarter where Bryant scored 19 points alone.
While the Lakers 86 points in game 5 was the lowest amount they have scored this entire postseason, perhaps the biggest problem for the Lakers though, lies on the defensive end of the floor. While Boston only scored 92 points in their game 5 victory over Los Angeles, they scored those 92 points on 40-71 shooting from the field. That's over 56%. If you let an opposing team shoot 46% from the field, that's too high. Yet if you let a team shoot 56% from the field, you might want to give Bruce Bowen a call and ask him how to play defense, because you clearly have no clue.
In game 5, the Celtics had way too many easy looks inside. Simple lobs and catches led to easy lay-ups and easy points in the paint. Too much separation between Paul Pierce and Ron Artest allowed Pierce to score 27 points and play like the superstar he is. It just proves true the old adage "Defense wins championships." Without defense, the Los Angeles Lakers can certainly not win this finals match-up.
Yet when all else fails, Los Angeles Lakers fans have become accustomed to using the old cop out "Don't worry, Kobe won't let us lose this game." However, who wins and who loses isn't all up to Kobe like most Lakers fans like believing. Kobe can put up 50+ and the Lakers can score 100+ points in game 6, but none of it will matter if the Lakers let the Celtics shoot anywhere near that high of a percentage again. As every knowledgeable NBA fan knows, it's all about defense in the playoffs, especially the NBA Finals. Kobe Bryant can only cover one man at a time. Without contributions and extra efforts from his teammates, the Celtics will be popping champagne in the Staples Center sometime this week.
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With Gwen Stefani at the helm, it's safe to say that iconic ska-rockers No Doubt know a thing or two about fashion. Now, the endlessly stylish songstress and her bandmates are teaming up with Fred Perry on a brand new, limited edition collection that puts the band's twist on the British fashion house's signature style.
Want to own something from the line? No need to get in line and settle down — we got you covered right here: To celebrate their collaboration with Fred Perry, we're giving away one limited edition shirt from the new collection, as well as a signed copy of Push And Shove.
One lucky winner will receive:
- One shirt from the Fred Perry x No Doubt collection
- A signed copy of Push And Shove
To Enter:
- Leave a comment below stating your favorite song from the album — then email us at firstname.lastname@example.com with your full name, date of birth and mailing address, as well as your profile name. Also, be sure to use "No Doubt Contest" as your subject line in the email.
- The deadline is Friday, February 22 at 5 PM EST.
One winner will be selected at random and contacted by email on Monday, February 25 — so keep an eye on your inboxes.
To check out the new collection, click here. And while you're at it, make sure to grab your copy of Push & Shove now.
RULES: Contestants must be at least 13 years of age or older as of date of entry.


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The Do LaB presents Gramatik, Herobust, Exmag.
The Do LaB presents Gramatik, Herobust, and ExmagThe Wiltern (3790 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90010) Map it $20
Join us on November 8th as we welcome Gramatik to the Wiltern in Los Angeles. He will be joined by Herobust and Exmag. A limited amount of discount pre-sale tickets go on sale July 12th at 10am for $20.
Get tickets: http://beticketing.com/gramatik
Preview the music: http://thedolab.com/?p=4365
-- About the Artists --
Gramatik has always been an early adopter. He started making his first beats on an early PC by the time he was 13, and soon the kid from Portoroz, Slovenia figured out how to harvest the power of free file sharing to build a following throughout the US & Europe. Gramatik landed on US soil as a fully formed artist who knows how to do things his way. He signed to a label, Pretty Lights Music. With over 100,000 tracks sold on Beatport.com, topping all kinds of genre charts, Gramatik has clearly matured into a world-class producer.
Of his new record #digitalfreedom Gramatik says, "My new EP bares the title #digitalfreedom. As an artist that based his entire career on the platform of free file sharing, I'm dedicating it to the fight against severe internet censorship bills we've been hearing about so much in the past months. Bastards have been trying to cripple the internet on a global scale with bills like ACTA/SOPA/PIPA and I'm sure there's more of them coming, so this one goes out for spreading awareness! Reject them all, they will never stop the sharing, the Internet is our realm, DIGITAL FREEDOM!"
HeRobust, otherwise known as Hayden Kramer, is an electronic producer from Atlanta, Georgia. In the short, two year existence of HeRobust, Kramer's hip-hop inspired bass music has quickly garnered the attention of online media giants such as XLR8R, Vice, The New York Times, and Huffington Post.
In an effort to save the universe from imminent doom, five Brooklyn-based producers were summoned by seven mysterious babes from outer space. Sent by powers unknown, the babes projected visions in the minds of the producers. They must now join forces to interpret these visions through sound as Exmag.
-- The Details --
November 8th, 2013
3790 Wilshire Blvd,
Los Angeles, CA 90010
This event is All Ages
$20 limited pre-sale tickets on sale July 12th
$20 final pre-sale and door price
Get tickets: http://beticketing.com/gramatik
Preview the music: http://thedolab.com/?p=4365
We'll see you on the dance floor soon LOS ANGELES!- http://thedolab.com/blog/event/the-do-lab-presents-gramatik-herobust-exmag/


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Wednesday, July 17, 2013Pro Basketball: Former UF players making their marks
Morgan Lewis was the No. 1 pick in the 2011 National Basketball League of Canada draft, and yet, the former University of Findlay standout didn't crumble under the weight of the pressure.
He welcomed the challenge of living up to the hype much the way he did with the Oilers when they went wire-to-wire as the No. 1 team en route to the 2009 NCAA Division II national championship.
In his rookie season, Lewis was a league all-star. This past season, after being involved in a trade over the summer, he helped lead the London Lightning to a second consecutive NBL Canada championship.
Lewis, who was traded from the Oshawa Thunder, averaged 11.3 points and 5.0 rebounds per game while tallying 93 assists and 35 steals despite battling an injury early in the season.
"I wouldn't say there was any added pressure of being a No. 1 pick. Honestly, it made me want to work harder to prove why I was the first overall pick," Lewis said. "The Lightning thought I could be a key piece in their repeat bid. It turned out to be a great decision."
For Lewis, who credits his experience at Findlay for helping him become the player he is today, adding another championship to his resume is a thrill.
"I am honored, and I think I speak for the whole team when I say that we are blessed and so appreciative that God let us come together and accomplish something so memorable."
Lewis is one of three Oilers from that unbeaten national title team making a living playing basketball. Lee Roberts and 2009 D-II National Player of the Year Josh Bostic are also playing at the pro level.
Like Lewis, Roberts won a title this year as helped lead Estudiantes Concordia, a team out of Argentina, to a championship.
Roberts scored 20 or more points 13 times, including three times in a five-game championship series that went the distance. He had a double-double in all five games of the finals and averaged 17.7 points and 11.8 rebounds per outing on the season.
"It was a crazy feeling to be in a position to win a championship for the second time in my career," Roberts said. "We won by one point on the road in the final game, and the feeling of winning was overwhelming. To accomplish a goal that every team sets out to achieve is a statement in itself."
However, the celebration on the floor was short-lived for Roberts and his teammates.
"Being in Argentina where the fans take their sports very seriously, the situation kind of turned dangerous," Roberts said. "We had to rush out of the stadium because the fans were after us."
Bostic, who won a championship a year ago, nearly won another title this season with Belfius Mons-Hainaut in Belgium. His team reached the finals but fell short of the crown. Still, Bostic came through with another strong year, pouring in 13.9 ppg and grabbing 4.1 rebounds per game. He also racked up 61 steals and handed out 65 assists.
"I felt like this year was a huge leap forward as far as personal progression goes," Bostic said. "I really learned to appreciate the importance of putting in extra mental work, such as doubling the amount of film I watched on my opponent. It was a tremendous help."
Bostic recently signed with Elan Chalon, one of the top teams in France that competes in the best European League.
"I am excited about taking this giant step forward and competing against the top players in Europe," Bostic said. "I have been very blessed in my career and I will continue to work toward my dream of playing in the NBA."
Lewis spent last summer working with the Toronto Raptors and planned to spend this offseason working out in Toronto as well. Like Bostic, he dreams of one day playing in the NBA and is willing to work at it to make it happen.
His drive to succeed is fueled, in part, by his late father. His dad battled cancer and was told he only had two months to live in January of 2007. He ended up living until November, and although the cancer had spread from his lungs into his liver and bones, he was able be in Columbus to see Lewis help the Oilers knock off Ohio State in an exhibition game.
"If my father could fight through the pain, sleepless nights, chemotherapy and all of that other stuff, I can go out on the basketball court and give it my all," Lewis said.
"My athletic talents get better each day and I will continue to work at being the best player I can be."
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(WMC-TV) - Doctors at Le Bonheur Children's hospital are expecting a more active flu season this year. But researchers admit this year there is a better flu vaccine.
The upcoming flu season is expected to be more active than last.
"I think if it starts to get cold in Memphis You're going to start seeing more activity," said Dr. Jon McCullers, pediatrician and influenza researcher. "My gut tells me its time to have a little new strain come in this year. We've kind of had the same strain the past couple of years."
Dr. McCullers continued, "There's a new flu vaccine out there. There's a vaccine that protects against all four flu strains we see circulating."
In previous years, there has only been a flu shot protecting against three strains. The first case of the flu has already been confirmed in the Mid-South this year. And you can expect an active period from December through February. That is when Memphis was hardest hit last year.
"Now is the time to get the vaccine before we start seeing a lot of circulation of the flu," said Dr. McCullers. "It'll take two to three weeks for the vaccine to have its best effect."
Doctors say the shot or the mist both have an equal effect to keep you protected for another round of the flu season in the Mid-South.
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Nothing simple about Zimmerman trial, verdict
Originally published: Jul 16, 2013 - 8:01 am
If only things were simple.
If they were George Zimmerman would have been convicted for killing an unarmed 17-year old. Or perhaps, if things were simple, Zimmerman would have never had gotten out of his car after calling 9-1-1 to report that someone suspicious was walking through his neighborhood.
If only things were simple maybe Trayvon Martin would have run back to his father's fiancée's house after noticing a strange man following him.
But, things are never quite that simple are they?
Many have argued the Zimmerman trial was an open-and-shut case. A simple one. One that should have ended with George Zimmerman going to jail for a long, long time.
Instead, the 29-year old was acquitted because things aren't as simple as they were made out to be. Just ask the state of Florida.
In the beginning, I too, thought the case was simple. The story said Zimmerman was an overzealous neighborhood watchman; a wannabe cop who profiled a young black male walking through his neighborhood. The teenager was walking home from the store after picking up some iced tea and Skittles. Zimmerman followed him, confronted him and after the teenager resisted, Zimmerman shot him.
The real story; however, as it played out in the courtroom, is not so simple.
On the rainy night of Feb. 26, 2012, there were reports of a fight in Sanford, Fla.
Zimmerman claims Martin hit him first. If things were simple someone else would have witnessed the start of the fight. Only two people did. One, Martin, tragically is dead. He can't tell his side of the story. Police photographs showed the other, George Zimmerman, with a broken nose and a bloody cut on the back of his head.
Zimmerman's trainer, Adam Pollock, said during testimony that Zimmerman was weak and would have been helpless in a fight.
All along he claimed he was acting in self-defense. On the stand two Sanford police officers believed Zimmerman's story. They said, at least Zimmerman believed them. Later, a gunshot expert testified that Martin was shot while the teenager was on top of Zimmerman.
All of this helped to provide enough doubt in the state's case. George Zimmerman was found not guilty of second-degree murder because the details of this case were complicated. So were the facts. It wasn't cut and dry and it certainly wasn't as simple as opinion makers made it out to be.
Simplicity is why Al Sharpton said the Zimmerman trial was an atrocity.' He apparently wasn't watching. Neither was Attorney General Eric Holder. He said, justice must be done' for Martin. His statement was made as the Department of Justice investigated further charges against Zimmerman.
These statements, and others, ignore the fact that the jury believed Trayvon Martin threw the first punch and that Zimmerman feared for his life.
In a perfect world all the answers would be there, cut and dry. But, the world isn't. It's not simple and it's not black and white either. The world is about a thousand shades of gray. And the gray can sometimes complicate matters and leave questions without answers.
That's what happened in the Zimmerman trial despite the incredibly loud insistence otherwise that justice was not served.
Rob Hunter, Host, Rob & Karie


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EBR building permits continue to climb in March
About 2.5% more residential and commercial construction projects received permits in March compared to the same month last year, according to a report out today from the city-parish Department of Public Works. A total of 2,026 projects were permitted on the month, compared to 1,977 in March 2011; however, total valuation of the projects permitted in March dipped 6.2% to about $36.5 million, compared to just shy of $40 million last year. The March increase follows a 15% rise in permits issued in February, which more than reversed a 4.2% dip in permits during the January. Year-to-date, permits are up 4.3%, and valuation is also up 55.5%. A total of 5,541 permits have been issued this year, compared to 5,314 through March of last year.
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Three bridges most in need of repair and maintenance will see improvements this year.
City leaders approved spending more than $280,000 for repairs to Sand Key Bridge, Overbrook Avenue and Fairwood Avenue bridges at their meeting Thursday night.
The work is expected to start in June and be complete in November.
It will cost $128,616.95 for repairs to the Sand Key Bridge including fixing concrete under the bridge, on pilings, replacing wooden piers surrounding the bridge and replacing 19 light fixtures on it.
Repairs to Overbrook Avenue bridge total $10,942.24 which includes removing and replacing the wood retaining wall at the northwest corner with a vinyl type.
Crews will blast and repaint the underside of Fairwood Avenue bridge including repairing or replacing pieces of steel for $38,564.50. Additional work for erosion control and containment is $4,800.
The bridges were selected because they were most in need of repair, according to officials.
The Florida Department of Transportation periodically inspects and rates bridges through the state using a health and sufficiency formula. The health index is a rating of about 12 bridge factors and a rating below 85 means repairs are needed. It does not mean the bridge is unsafe.
The Sand Key Bridge, officially called Clearwater Pass Bridge, was built in 1995, replacing a toll type and was last inspected Jan. 28, 2011. It handles about 10,000 vehicles daily and has a health index of 99.33, according to state records.
In July, emergency repairs had to be made to the Overbrook Avenue Bridge. State bridge inspectors checked out the bridge and "noticed something unusual" with the ramp. Crews for the city used ground penetrating radar to see what the— a void beneath the ramp leading to the nearly 100-year-old bridge. It was last inspected Jan. 19, 2011 and has a health index of 66.02.
The Fairwood Avenue Bridge, which sees about 4,360 cars on average, was built in 1975, according to state records. It has a health index of 76.91 and was last inspected Jan. 19, 2011.


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Search results for Zoe Saldana
Zoe Saldana Doesn't See Anything Wrong 'Allure' Telling Her Weight
The world quickly shook when Allure published Zoe Saldana's actual weight as a coverline on their June 2013 issue. The exact wording was, "115 pounds of grit and heartache."
Bi The Way: Zoe Saldana Says It's Her Life And Her Decision To Love A Lady If She Feels Like It!
Let's be honest, she's definitely loving the attention.
Rose-Colored Glasses: Zoe Saldana Says She Still Has Hope For Finding Love Despite Swirly Break-Up With Bradley Cooper
Can't keep a fine azz woman down…
Who Looked More Bangin? Rihanna vs Zoe Saldana
RihRih or Zoe?
You're Not Black Enough! Zoe Saldana Talks About Nina Simone Role And Says Her Light Skin Doesn't Define Who She Is
Zoe speaks out on not being considered "black enough" to play Nina Simone…
You're Not Black Enough! Zoe Saldana Finally Responds To Backlash Over Her Role As Nina Simone
Zoe doesn't care what you haters think!
New Couple? Has Zoe Saldana Found Her Some New Swirly Schlong Already?
Zoe Saldana won't be getting cobwebs on her cookie…
Rumor Mill: Is Taylor Swift Trying To Hop Her Hollyweird Ho Cakes On To Zoe Saldana's Ex Man-Banger Boo Bradley Cooper?
Apparently Bradley's nottoo interested in joining the babysitter's club…
ChitChatter: Gabrielle Union Says That Swirly BFF Zoe Saldana Is "Great" After Kicking Ego-Maniac Bradley Cooper To The Curb!
We sure there are some brothas who would like to buy Brad a drink to thank him for his big ego…pause


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Ann Romney is firing back against Hilary Rosen's anti-women rhetoric. See, two can play at this game. It's the Republican version of the so-called "war on women."
If you missed it, Rosen said Ann has "never worked a day in her life," essentially attacking the stay-at-home status of Mitt's wife.
So, consequently, she pops Rosen right on the nose:
"My career choice was to be a mother and I think all of us need to know we need to respect choices women make," Romney said.
Ha! "We need to respect choices women make."
Love it. It's time to fight fire with a two ton pallet of dynamite. Stick em' with a dose of their own medicine.


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When the weather is hot and muggy staying hydrated and eating light will help you stay focused. No one really feels like eating heavy meals anyway when the weather is so oppressive. It will make you feel even more lethargic and uncomfortable. Stay away from sugary drinks and diet sodas, the chemicals in diet soda are not your friend and the sugar in soda beverages will only make you more thirsty and raise your blood sugar levels really fast only to come crashing down twenty minutes later making you feel awful. I usually end up with a headache and cranky so I don't go there any more. (My family is much happier) Water and plenty of it is the healthiest choice. I flavor my water with fresh slices of cucumber, lemon, and fresh mint. I also make pitchers of water with sliced fresh watermelon, strawberries, oranges mint and ice to give my water a wonderful fruity flavor. I always keep a pitcher of flavored water in the refrigerator. I make it fresh everyday. If I want to add a bit of bubbly fizz I add some Perrier water!
I love to mix fresh greens with fresh fruit and herbs. With all the different varieties that are available you can come up with many great combinations.
Photos Diane Cu Todd Porter
Here is a recipe for a beautiful summer salad. I've included some choices for salad dressing. Take your pick and enjoy!
4 cups watercress or baby arugula (or both)
3/4 cup of fresh mint leaves
1 cup of fresh raspberries
3 oranges peeled and sliced into rounds
1 cup of red grapes
½ cup walnuts
1 cup Greek Feta Cheese
1 ripe avocado
Line up 4 plates and place three orange slices on each. Divide the watercress, mint leaves over the oranges. Divide raspberries, grapes, walnuts and Feta over the entire salad. Cut the avocados into chunks then divide and add to salad. Drizzle over 2 tablespoons of your favorite dressing.
(NOTE: I put my plates in the freezer for 20 minutes before I get ready to serve the salad to get them really cold.)
photo Diane Cu & Todd Porter
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
2 tablespoons champagne vinegar
1 small garlic clove, smashed
1 teaspoon minced shallot
1/8 teaspoon kosher salt
Cracked pepper to taste
Whisk together the olive oil, Dijon mustard and champagne vinegar until emulsified. Add the shallot, salt, pepper to taste and stir. Add garlic. Place in an airtight container and let sit for a least an hour. This dressing will keep in the refrigerator for 4 days in an air -tight container.
Approximately 1/3 cup
½ cup extra virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons walnut oil
1 teaspoon finely chopped shallots
2 tablespoons rice wine vinegar
1 tablespoon malt vinegar
1 tablespoon raspberry vinegar
¼ teaspoon kosher salt
In a glass bowl, combine all of the ingredients and whisk together well.
Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
Approximately ¾ cups
2/3 cup buttermilk
1 cup sour cream
2 tablespoons champagne vinegar
6 ounces of blue cheese
1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Whisk together the buttermilk and sour cream until smooth. Add the vinegar and whisk in. Break the blue cheese into pieces and fold into the buttermilk mixture. Sprinkle the cayenne over the top, and mix gently.
Cover tightly. This dressing will keep in the refrigerator for 3 days.


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After taking the world by storm with their debut record, FRUIT, The Asteroids Galaxy Tour are back! Hailing from Copenhagen, the band's kaleidoscopic pop has grabbed the attention of Heineken who are currently featuring album track "The Golden Age" in a global ad campaign titled "The Entrance." The success of the catchy commercial, which has received 2.9 million views in less than a month, lead to the making of a brand new original video for "The Golden Age" sponsored by Heineken.
You can check out the "The Entrance" HERE and the new video for the infectious sunny track "The Golden Age" HERE.
"… every song is a glamorous party, full of drama and dancing."– Time Out New York
The Gent Jazz Festival (July7-July18) announces more names for the 2010 edition with Ornette Coleman, Pat Metheny Group, Gilberto Gil, Toots Thielemans, Kruder & Dorfmeister, Mariza, Kurt Elling, The Cinematic Orchestra en Stanley Clarke feat. Hiromi.
Also Christian Mendoza Group, Greg Houben Trio, Pierre Vaiana & Salvatore Bonafede feat. Manolo Cabras, Jungle Boldie will perform at the festival. Earlier the festival had already announced names like Norah Jones, Daniel Lanois Black Dub and Chick Corea Freedom Band. Chronological survey of the program enclosed
Thursday July 8 the SABAM Jazz Awards will be presented at the Gent Jazz Festival. The winner in the category Confirmed Artist receives 10.000 Euro. In the category Young Talent, in collaboration with Jeugd & Muziek the winner will receive 5.000 Euro. The intention of this sum is to be used as a financial support for musical projects or to offer a push forward for the expansion of a future career of the musician. Sabam also hands out the Muse of Sabam. This is an additional award that is given to a Belgian jazz personality for his reputation and/or merits or because the artist has taken some successful actions to support the jazz scene.
Also this year the Gent Jazz Festival will organize jam sessions in the evening in collaboration with NH Hoteles. These jam sessions will take place each festival day in the medieval Trova basement of the NH Hotel Gent Belfort and begin at 23h30. Entrance for free.
The Music competition 'Young Jazz talent', an initiative in collaboration with brewery Duvel-Moortgat will take place at the entrance of the Bijloke during the GJF period. The same selected groups will also perform a second time during the Ghent Festivities (July17-July 26).
Tickets cost 29 euros per evening (excl. booking costs), except for those of July 7 (concert day with Norah Jones) which cost 42 euros (excl. booking costs). A Three-Day Pass costs 73 euros (excl. booking costs). Tickets are available as of today. Tickets can be booked via www.gentjazz.com, or at FNAC. Just as last year, the last festival weekend coincides with the opening weekend of the Ghent Festivities.


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No wins for LDSC
Luton and Dunstable Squash club took on Henley Squash club in
the first round of the National Club Championships on Friday
evening. This was the first time the side had entered the
prestigious National event that draws out the best players across
the country.
Number 1 string Steve Davies got the evening off to the perfect start with a 3-0 win over Henley's Luke Power. The match was fast paced but Davies always had control and the win was comfortable enough in the end.
It soon became clear however that Henley were strong in depth and Numbers 4 and 5 strings Scot Adam and Dean Pike were on the wrong end of 3-0 defeats. Both Scot and Dean have excellent records this year in the Beds County league but in truth their opponents from Henley were a step up and the strongest they have faced this year.
That left Henley 2-1 up and LDSC had to win the final two matches at 2 and 3 string to progress into the next round. Unfortunately, despite playing well and pushing his opponent in each game Matt Mulara was beaten 3-0 by the experienced Simon Street. The final game was the best of the evening and very evenly matched. LDSC number 2 Kachinga Kabwe lost out 3-1 in the end with both players looking extremely tired from a gruelling battle.
Captain Steve Davies said, "Whilst it is disappointing to lose in the first round we can have no complaints about the final result. This is the pinnacle of club squash in the country and hopefully, we can come back stronger next year. It's been a great experience and a sign of the growth in the sport and the club that we can field teams in competitions such as this"
Back in the County League, both LDSC sides lost, the 1st suffering their first reverse of the season away to Open University I, whilst the 2nds went down at Bunyan
For the firsts, the match started very much as planned with a 3-0 win for number 1 string Steve Davies against Wayne James.
Steve Wells was up against arguably one of the best number 5's in the division and started fantastically well. For the first two games almost everything Steve hit seemed to go exactly where he wanted and he raced into a 2-0 lead. Laurie Collick then upped his game and Steve could not keep the winning shots coming and eventually lost 3-2.
Number 2 string Matt Mulara was also expecting a tough match against the classy Ben Shakespear. Their previous encounter was a thrilling 3-2 match and so the rematch was eagerly anticipated. Ben however, looked fitter and sharper than last year whilst Matt has been suffering with shin splints over the past few
weeks and not played as much as he would have hoped. The match was full of quality squash and long rallies but Matt was never able to get in front of Ben Shakespear in any of the games and ultimately ran out of steam in a 3-0 defeat.
Dean Pike was a firm favourite to win at number 4 string against Terry Saunders, especially after playing so well in the first game and moving swiftly into a 1-0 lead. The key moment happened in the 2nd game though when Dean pulled a groin muscle and whilst he battled on gamely his opponent was well aware of the injury and took full advantage with plenty of drops and boasts. Dean lost 3-1 and
left LDSRC 3-1 down and the match gone.
Scot Adam was last on court against the awkward style of Dave Gibson. Despite having already lost the match Scot played very well indeed and secured 3 extra points for the team beating Dave 3-2. His opponent pulled a calf muscle at the end of the 4th which made the 5th just a formality for Scot.
Next week the team look to get back to winning ways against Flitwick.
The LDSC second team slumped to a disappointing defeat away at Bunyan.
The panelled back wall at Bunyan gives the home side a clear advantage against any visitors and the team will learn a lot about coping with "hostile" conditions in future.
Kachinga Kabwe returned to winning ways this week with an impressive win over the experienced Matt Towers. The watching crowd couldn't help but be impressed with Kachinga's fluid movement and relentless fitness.
In reality all the other matches were fairly straightforward with the home side racking up a comfortable home win, with Carl Bates feeling well below par in his match. Only Adrian John put up any sort of resistance, but Bob Amos showed his experience at key points in the match and was always on top.
Next up for the seconds is a trip Open University 2, who will be the team most likely to be competing with LDSC 2 to avoid the bottom spot.
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I am working on 2 completely separate apps. Both where working fine. Untill one of them just stopped working. I click on it and nothing happens. I click "Remove" and again, nothing happens. I try and over install the app. And it says "Unable to install"
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On 8 February 2012 · 6 Comments · In Baby Style, Parenting, Vignetting
{ Focus and wonderment, with a quick detour into Northern Renaissance painting }
{ In a Gerber zip-up sleeper and a Carter's onesie. Both of which are pink. Sigh. }
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I love how baby M has made pink the focus of this outfit! She looks effortlessly chic.
http://narrowlytailored.blogspot.com S. of Narrowly Tailored
Indeed. Thanks, Elizabeth! I have to laugh at myself a little bit at how often she ends up wearing pink — despite my protestations of resistance before she was born, it turns out it's harder to find non-pink things in larger baby girl sizes than you'd expect, and, well…she looks disconcertingly cute in pink. So, she wears a lot (but not exclusively) pink, and I sigh bemusedly. Oh well — she does love those darn footies!
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loving the new blog look! and oh my is she getting big! and so beautiful!
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Thanks, Paige! She does seem like a giant — I can't believe she's almost 5 months old!
:) Jen
Love that third picture.
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For the National Football Authority, we discuss whether QB Vince Young's career can be revived in Philadelphia like Michael Vick's was. Click here to go to the story to find out what's wrong with Young, what signs of hope there are, and what skill the Eagles can help him with most.
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A board game competition at Tony's Darts Away in Burbank to earn beer-centric prizes.
Breakfast of Champions Board Game CompetitionTony's Darts Away (1710 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, CA, 91506) Map it Free
Tony's Darts Away in Burbank hosts a game board competition this weekend with such old-time favorites as Battleship, Connect4, Jenga, Chutes & Ladders. Your assignment - if you choose to take it - will be to play randomly selected board games in teams of two players. You must be available to play both July 27 and 28th, and on August 3rd if you're selected to compete in the finals. While you're there, why not partake of some of Darts Away Chef Randal St. Clair's breakfast dishes, with both Vegan and non-vegan choices including breakfast burritos, chilaquiles, and biscuits and gravy. The prizes? The winning duo get 2 Golden Road Growlers, and the honor of drinking beer from Tony's 30 ounce Chairman of the Board cup up until the time they lose this honor to another winner at a future competition.


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The CTLT at Cal Poly
Save the Date: New Faculty Orientation
September 12, 2014
The annual New Faculty Orientation happens on Friday, September 12, from 8:30am - 4:30pm on the second floor of Kennedy Library, next to Julian's Café. This is an opportunity to meet the Provost and other key support staff, connect with fellow new faculty, enjoy a catered lunch, complete some important tasks (payroll paperwork, campus ID cards, etc.), and choose among numerous sessions offering essential information valuable for starting your Cal Poly career. All new faculty (tenure-line and lecturers) hired in 2014, including Winter, Spring and Fall quarter start dates, are invited.
Engaging the Co-Curricular
aug 27, 2014 - 9am-12pm
Want to learning more about how you can connect your course to co-curricular opportunities? Please join the CTLT from 9AM-12PM on August 27 for a collaborative workshop (breakfast provided).
Camp Course Design
Sept 3-5, 2014 - 10am-3pm
The workshop includes sessions on drafting and reviewing course learning objectives, aligning objectives with assessments and extended course activities, and designing promising syllabi.
Student Engagement in a Flipped Classroom Using Team Based Learning
Sept 10, 2014 - 9am-12pm
Team Based Learning (TBL) is not your typical teamwork experience. TBL uses the flipped classroom model to first prepare students for in-class activities. Then, by using a proven sequence of in-class activities, students solve problems and use the pre-assignment knowledge to go deeper into analysis.
Summer 2014 Workshops
June 16 - September 5
With a quiet campus and plenty of cool spaces to meet, summer is a great time to spend at Cal Poly. The Center for Teaching, Learning & Technology invites you to hang out and participate in our workshops, such as: Flipping your Classroom, Framing Your Online Course, QOLT Opportunity, Blackboard Collaborate, and Camp Course Design.
Summer 2014 Reading Circles
June 16 - September 5
Reading circles are open to all Cal Poly faculty and staff. Participants receive a complimentary copy of the assigned book with the expectation that they will engage in up to three discussion sessions. Specific dates, times, and locations will be discussed and solidified when participants are enrolled.
Summer 2014 Writing Groups
June 16 - September 5
Are you tired of the blank page? Seeking motivation and inspiration? Comfortable giving and receiving feedback? In town this summer? If yes, consider joining a Cal Poly writing group this summer.


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One Activist's Fight Against Walmart's Food Justice Takeover
The food movement is in peril, lacking leadership and political clout. LaDonna Redmond hopes the Food + Justice = Democracy summit will change that, while ensuring that justice is at the heart of our movement.
We Are More Than Workers and Consumers in the Food Chain
My conversation with Uylonda Dickerson and Hnin Wai Hnin shows how we all are humans who crave dignity and respect, as well as joy and pleasure.
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Fatal Crash on KY 272 in Christian County
Date of News Release: 01/30/2006
Hopkinsville, KY (Christian County) - Nell Coleman age 77 of Gracey, KY was operating a 1996 Buick Regal westbound on KY 272. Wanda Ridenour age 36 of Hopkinsville, KY was operating a 1997 Ford Expedition eastbound on US 68 By-Pass. As Ms. Coleman approached the intersection, she failed to stop at the stoplight. Ms. Coleman's vehicle entered into the eastbound lane of US 68 By-Pass and into the path of Ms. Ridenour's vehicle. Ridenour's vehicle struck Coleman's vehicle in the passenger side and both vehicles came to rest in the roadway. Ms. Coleman was transported by ambulance to the Jennie Stuart Medical Center where she was pronounced dead by the Christian County Coroner's Office. Ms. Ridenour and her two passengers, Chad Meade age 13 of Hopkinsville, KY and Blake Meade age 12 of Hopkinsville, KY, sustained minor injuries, but were not transported. All subjects were wearing seatbelts. Tpr. Mark Franklin is investigating the crash that occurred on January 29, 2007 at 3:30 p.m. The Christian County Sheriff's Department, Hopkinsville Fire Department, Christian County EMS and the Christian County Coroner's Office assisted.


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CESSNA 208 CARAVAN, BESSEMER, ALA., DEC. 1, 2001–Air Carriers Fastcheck air taxi (cargo) Caravan was on approach in IMC to its home base at Bessemer (Ala.) Airport when it crashed under unknown circumstances and was destroyed. The two pilots were killed. A special weather report indicated visibility was a quarter mile in showers. The airplane was on an eight-mile final at the time of the last radio communication with ATC.
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When Boston Bruins captain Zdeno Chara leads his teammates onto the ice at the Bell Centre Tuesday night, they'll be greeted by a chorus of boos emblematic of the deep-rooted disdain Habs fans have felt towards their great rivals for decades.
The Canadiens-Bruins rivalry is one of the greatest in professional sport, as passionate as the New York Yankees-Boston Red Sox in baseball or Manchester United vs. Liverpool in soccer.
Since the two original six teams met for the first time in 1924, the arch rivals have played in dozens of thrilling games that are etched in the memories of their loyal fans.
The Boston-Montreal rivalry has been especially strong in the playoffs. From 1946 to 1987, the Habs won all 18 playoff series between the two teams. However, since 1988, Boston has won seven of the 11 playoff series.
Here are a few memories from some of the great games between the two clubs.
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Jan. 9: Yappy Hour - Bark Park organizers will hold their monthly fundraiser for the county's dog park slated for Henderson Park from 6-8 p.m. at Fish Tales Restaurant. The group will release the annual plan for fundraising and the building plans for the park. Well-behaved dogs are welcome. Visit www.bryancountybarkpark.com/ for more information.
For some, January is all about getting back on track after a gluttonous holiday season and resolutions could be focused on getting in better shape, eating well or jumping into new hobbies. The Richmond Hill YMCA offers a few health-minded programs to help people meet their goals.
Members of the Bryan County Fire Department were busy Christmas with Santa Runs, Breakfast With Santa, Toys for Tots and more. Santa and BCFD members also went out to the South Bryan Recreation Department on Dec. 18 to meet with kids involved in the SBRC Special Needs Activities Program, also known as SNAP. From all reports, a great time was had by kids, firefighters and Santa himself. The accompany photos were shot by Bryan Browning.
Jan. 1: 13th annual Tybee Polar Plunge - After a night of merrymaking and ringing in the new year, gather two or more friends and enter the "Gang of Goofs" costume contest for the chance to win some great prizes, including a coveted engraving on the "Le Goof" trophy for the first-place team. Proceeds benefit the restoration and renovation of the Tybee Post Theater. The parade begins at 11 a.m., and the plunge is at noon. Admission is $25. For more information, go to tybeepolarplunge.com.
Few things grant holiday cheer like carolers singing, hot chocolate and merrymaking in the cool air.
Q: Your red-cheeked sibling from up north seems to get all of the credit these days, but we thought we'd give ol' Bubba Claus a little well-deserved publicity this season, too.
Dec. 28: Beaches and Borders tour of Tybee Island - Enjoy a two-hour exploration of the salt marshes and beaches of Tybee Island from 9:30-11:30 a.m. A naturalist guide will explain the cultural and natural history of the coastline. Reservations are required. The cost is $25 per person and $15 per child under 12 accompanied by a parent. Fees include the use of binoculars and spotting scopes. For more information, call 786-5801.
Whether it is through community partnerships, donations or compassionate volunteers, Richmond Hill continues to support the Bryan County branch of the United Way of the Coastal Empire.
Paige Hewlett took her camera to the Holiday Market last weekend.
Dec. 18: Holly Days Small Business Days - Local businesses in Richmond Hill will once again extend normal business hours for a seasonal small business promotion sponsored by the Richmond Hill-Bryan County Chamber of Commerce. For more information on the businesses that are participating, visit www.rhbcchamber.org or call 756-3444.
Magdalena Bresson and other staff members took their cameras out to Saturday's parade in Richmond Hill.
Dec. 14: Winter Muster at Fort McAllister - Celebrate the final battle of the Confederate troops from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Fort McAllister. The battle will take place at 5 p.m. A self-guided tour will be held right after the battle at which time the visitors will view the destruction of war first hand. Admission is charged. Call 727-2339 for information.
After serving more than three decades as the park manager of a popular state historic park, retirement is a return to the simple things for Danny Brown - spending time with his family, connecting with his community and putting down some roots.
Church members sent in photos from Consumed Church's EPIC Thanksgiving Dinner. More than 100 people joined Consumed Church on Thanksgiving Day for its Engaging People in Community, or EPIC, Thanksgiving dinner. The food was provided by Consumer Groups, the small-group Bible study, and the United Way of Bryan County.
Dec. 6: Opening lighting ceremony & Chili Cook-Off - The city of Richmond Hill will kick off the season with the lighting of the holiday lights and sampling award-winning chili from local chefs from 6:30-9 p.m. in J.F. Gregory Park. Cook-off booths will be filled with chili chefs and craft vendors. Cash awards are given to the best-tasting chili in town. Enjoy a variety of food, entertainment and more.
It's not all about chocolate – at least not all the time.
Families went to The Ice Cream Stop Saturday night to watch Disney's "Frozen" and eat ice cream. Tiffany Stroud went with her camera to capture some of the fun. The Ice Cream Stop has outdoor movies every Friday and Saturday night, weather permitting, for the community to watch.
Aug. 29-30: Movie Night Under the Stars - The Ice Cream Stop in Richmond Hill invites the community to a free family fun night of movie watching under the stars. Friday evening's showing will be a PG-rated movie, and Saturday night's movie will be rated G. The movies will begin at dusk. Guests are asked to bring a lawn chair. Visit the The Ice Cream Stop's Facebook page for more information.
As an 11 year-old, Richmond Hill resident Maggie Batson has already discovered many life experiences – starting a business, acting in a movie and now being featured in a national magazine.
Richmond Hill High School football fans and band members traveled to Camden County on Saturday for a preseason football scrimmage between the Wildcats and Camden County High School. The regular season starts Sept. 5 for RHHS. Bryan Browning brought his camera along to show the spirit of Wildcat fans and spirit teams.
Aug. 20: AWANA Program – New Beginnings Community Church invites children ages 4 years-old up to fifth grade to their AWANA program. The fun, scripturally based program starts at 6:30 p.m., and takes place every Wednesday night. Participants can register at the church or online at www.nbcchurch.com.
The boys of fall are at it again. South Bryan County Recreation Department football got under way recently with tryouts, and hundreds of kids showed up to show coaches what they can do. The season begins soon for various age groups who will compete for local and state glory, the latter through the auspices of the Georgia Recreation and Parks Association district and state playoffs.
The trip was canceled, but that didn't stop Logan Pope from getting to Africa.
AUG. 15-16: Movie Night Under the Stars - The Ice Cream Stop in Richmond Hill invites the community to a free family fun night of movie watching under the stars. Friday evening's showing will be a PG-rated movie, and Saturday night's movie will be rated G. The movies will begin at dusk. Guests are asked to bring a lawn chair. Visit the The Ice Cream Stop's Facebook page for more information.
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Theme: TEDxChange Viewing: "Positive Disruption"
Bangkok, Thailand
April 5th, 2013
About this event
Our event will be a viewing party of the TEDxChange conference hosted by Melinda Gates. TEDxLumpini will host an intimate salon where we encourage the interested and the passionate to connect around the issues of global development.
Broadcast from Seattle, USA, this year's TEDxChange speakers include:
CATHLEEN KAVENY, a legal scholar and theologian who will talk about the intersection of faith and family planning. She will offer her unique perspective on reconciling religious traditions and modern life.
HALIMATOU HIMA, an inspiring young woman from Niger working at the country's United Nations offices. Her talk will focus on the importance of investing in girls to positively disrupt the course of their lives.
ROGER THUROW, a journalist and author, will follow with a talk about the role of people and technology in disrupting natural agricultural cycles and the importance of the 1980s Ethiopian famine in shaping his passion and interest in this space.
JULIE DIXON of Georgetown University's Center for Social Impact Communication explore the permanent disruption of social media on the way people get involved in social causes and how this has the potential to gradually shift traditional models of donor engagement across the non-profit sector.
Alongside these inspiring speakers, we are also looking forward to a spoken-word performance from DAVID FASANYA as well as a preview of the movie Revolutionary Optimists, including a brief conversation with some of the children featured in the film.
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By JIM WOGAN6 Sports Director
CHATTANOOGA (WATE) - Tennessee will play UT Chattanooga in football next season for the first time in forty-five years and if new athletics director David Blackburn gets his way, it may happen more often.
The former Tennessee athletics department staff member was introduced as Chattanooga's new athletics on Tuesday.
"It's been so quick I haven't been able to ask them for games yet but I agree with that, I think it would be good for us to play Tennessee," Blackburn said.
"I think it will help. I need to go ahead and call (Tennessee athletics director) Dave (Hart) when we leave here and go ahead and ask him right away," he said with a grin.
Blackburn spent 20 years in Tennessee athletics working under Doug Dickey, Mike Hamilton and Dave Hart.
The East Tennessee native has been a candidate for other AD positions around the country, but finally landed the big job at a school not far from home.
He takes over for Rick Hart, who left to take the AD job at SMU.
"I think there is a lot of potential here. Rick did a wonderful job. Things are in good shape. I think the potential for growth is really there. That combined with just wanting to be here makes me feel energetic and I distribute my passion in that way."
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I'm here to talk about Alex Auld! Dallas tried to recall the 29-year-old backup on re-entry waivers, and we grabbed him first. So, Johnson goes to Hartford with Zaba, and Auld become a real backup goalie. That's good news!
Gaborik may or may not remain injured. He didn't play at all in the third period of the bronze medal game his Slovakian team ended up losing to Finland. It's an "undisclosed lower body injury." No word on what that means. I'm hoping it was just his gash re-opening, and that we maybe actually give him real time to rest. Otherwise, it could be something worse. We'll see how that goes.
Bettman's Hockey comes back with one game tomorrow night, the Wings in Colorado at 9. It's back in full force the following night, with 24 teams in action, including us in Ottawa at 7:30. Let's Go Rangers.


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Maniacs it's time to wake up.
This isn't a hippie movement, or a hipster movement, or a protest from the lazy and unemployed. This isn't liberal agenda, or an anarchist wet dream or even a socialist rising. This isn't even an American movement. Occupy Wall Street has gone global. The media is covering it more and more every day. The arrests are increasing. The voices are getting louder. The cause is becoming more defined. The potential of this movement actually causing change is becoming a reality. Occupy Wall Street is happening and history is unfolding in front of our very eyes. Yes we are Maniacs, we are here to pass time at work, to learn and argue about the sport we love, to google booty and share with our fellow bloggers, and in many cases to simply discuss whatever is on our minds at any given moment. So why has there been so little discussion about this protest that is happening in every major city from border to border? What do you really know about Occupy Wall Street?
The few times I have brought it up the subject has immediately been shot down with laughter and ridicule as I'm reminded that most of our community seems to be on the other side of the fence when it comes to this subject. I find that horribly depressing. Being the loan Maniac shouting at the top of his lungs that "the emperor has no clothes" can tend to wear on you. It's not a pleasant feeling when so many who share a common interest with you feel the exact opposite about something so important. Well all that changed this morning. When I awoke from my slumber a little past 11am the first link I clicked on happened to be Joe Rogans recent podcast in which he shares his feelings on Occupy Wall Street. I suddenly was filled with hope. I know Rogans pretty out there, but maybe just maybe this could be the beginning of the MMA community's participation in this movement, maybe just maybe a few of you will be a little more open to Joe's opinions then some hipster's on a moped. Maybe you will read this and click the link and open your mind to a different view then what fox news or the guy in the cubicle next to you has been spouting for the past 7 weeks. I honestly don't expect you to change how you feel because Joe Rogan said so, but maybe you'll be compelled to look further into what is happening at the park downtown and maybe when you look into the reason why it is happening you will find something completely different than you expected. Remember even if you disagree with it, unless your stinkymillionairefingers they are protesting for you to have a better life. They do want your children to walk down an easier path then you have. You are the 99%.
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|Leslie Wolfe Sr., 87
Leslie Wolfe, Sr., age 87, of Buford, Ga., passed away on April 1, 2013.
He was born on December 29, 1925 in Falmouth to the late Pearl and Leslie Wolfe and was one of 11 kids. Leslie was a member of the First Baptist Church of Atlanta and a World War II veteran, serving in the US Navy in the South Pacific from 1942 until 1945. He worked at General Motors in Norwood, Ohio, for 30 years and Steak 'n Shake in Duluth, Ga. for 13 years.
Preceding him in death, in addition to parents, were two sisters, one brother in infancy; and sister, Aleida, in 2000.
Surviving are wife of 38 years, Yvonne; children, Christy Lynne, Leslie Jr., all three of Buford, Ga., Regina Etheridge, Albuquerque, N.M., Roy Brent Wolfe, Grayson, Kentucky; siblings, Zola Moore, Reta Wright, Falmouth, Paul Wolfe, Falmouth, Marvin Wolfe, Erlanger, Ronnie Wolfe, Richmond, Llano Wolfe, Batavia, Ohio; grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
The funeral services were held on Monday, April 8, 2013 at the Chapel of Flanigan Funeral Home in Buford, Ga.
Interment took place at the Georgia National Cemetery in Canton, Ga. with military honors.
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For many kids and adults, Halloween is a time for caramel apples. The Affy Tapple Company makes them fresh for you every morning.
But they invited FOX 32 News to visit their factory in Niles on this very special Tuesday morning to give viewers a behind the scenes look at what goes into making the perfect caramel apple.
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Hydraulics - System curve VS pump curve
So pump curve, as flow increases, pressure drops. For the system curve, it's the other way around. How come? How come the pump disobeys the way the system is supposed to behave? The pump is a part of the system, and in the physical world, the more pressure there is, the better is the flow. I don't understand how come in the pump the more pressure there is, flow drops!
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Isn't it the other way around?
The more flow there is, the harder it is for the pump to generate the required pressure.
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Ah...because there is too much pressure in the system, the pump is overloaded and its effect become less noticeable, right? Hmm... makes sense. So there has to be a relation between the pump and flow, and it's much easier to pick the correct pump than change the entire system to adjust itself to a pump. Brilliant. Thanks ILS!
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Yep. A pump can generate a certain amount of pressure and when the flow rate increases, the maximum pressure it can generate, drops.
So the pump can not pump beyond a certain flow rate.
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I haven't had academic studies in such topics but as a result working with pumps and compressors for years, I have some practical understanding of such matters.
The main difference between the pumps and the rest of the system is that the pump gives energy to the fluid while the rest of the system only receive energy .In a pump the fluid flows from the lower pressure to the higher pressure which may be also surprising to you.
For a given power of the pomp, of course the higher pressure can be achieved for a lower flow ( the power is proportional to the product of the flow and the pressure difference of the pump ends). likewise, if we get a large flow from the pump, e.g by opening the discharge valve wider, the power of the pump is spent on a larger amount of the fluid, the fluid velocity and consequently the pressure would be less.
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