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The 1904 Olympic Games in St. Louis, United States
Unfortunately, St. Louis was hosting the Louisiana Purchase Exhibition (a large fair celebrating the 100th anniversary celebration of the Louisiana Purchase) at the same time as the Olympic Games. Again, having a city hosting a large fair plus the Games hurt the Olympic Games.
There was an uproar about the marathon. After Fred Lorz (United States) was seized with cramps during the marathon, he was picked up by a car, which after chugging along for a little while, broke down about five miles from the stadium. Feeling much better, Lorz walked into the stadium and, to his surprise, was hailed as the winner of the marathon. Lorz was almost crowned with the olive wreath before the truth was discovered.
A major problem for the 1904 Olympics was that it was held far from Europe. The fact that European participants would have to make a trans-Atlantic voyage plus a long train ride to Missouri to get there, not to mention that many Europeans envisioned St. Louis as small town on the wilderness frontier, made international participation very weak.
Though twelve countries were represented, only a little over 100 of the 681 athletes participating were from outside of the U.S. and most of those were from Canada. No athletes represented England, France, or Sweden.
During the 1904 Olympics, boxing was added as an Olympic sport.
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(WMC-TV) - While millions are spent on legalized gambling, prostitution remains a crime at the Tunica casinos.It's something sheriff's investigators reminded nearly a dozen women of during a recent undercover operation."Operation: Go Get Her," said Tunica County spokesman Larry Liddell. "Appropriately titled," he added.Liddell summed up the operation in a few words."Well, we send officers in and they're approached, and we grab them," he said.Eight women were charged with prostitution after investigators say undercover officers were offered sex. All eight of the accused hookers are from Memphis and are due back in court in Tunica later this month."We're just trying to let them know that we're not going to tolerate that kind of behavior in Tunica County," said Liddell.One of the suspected prostitutes was at back at work when Action News 5 went by her house just north of the state line where her mother defended her."No, she's not into that," said Vivian Hayes.She said 21-year-old Tina Hayes holds a nine to five job and went to the casino last weekend on a whim."Her and her cousins went down there," said VivianHayes. "I guess like they'd go out to party and went to the casino together."Hayes and the other women were booked into the Tunica County Jail before each was released on a $5,000 bond.Investigators would not say which casinos they targeted, but said this was the first operation of its kind in quite some time.
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After her studies at the Ryukyu University in Japan, Yukiko Šrejmová Kinjo won the Japanese Government's selection procedure for scholarships to study vocal performance in Italy. She continued her vocal studies at the Milan Music Academy and from 2003 also at the Parma Conservatory with Lucetta Bizzi and Eugenio Furlotti. From October 2005 she lives in Prague where she continued her studies at the Prague Conservatory with prof. Jiří Kotouč. In the summer 2009 she took part in the masterclass with Mirella Freni. In 2007 and in 2008 she became prizewinner in the Antonín Dvořák International Vocal Competition in Karlovy Vary, winning 3rd prize, a special award of Opera Mozart, the best singing interpretation of A.Dvořák and also she took an opportunity to sing in the Prague State Opera in the seasons of 2009 to 2011 and in the F. X. Šalda Theatre in Liberec. From 2009 she is singing Adina (L'elsir d'amore) at the F. X. Šalda Theatre in Liberec, as Papagena (Die Zauberflote) she guest appeared at the Prague State Opera. and as first nymph (Rusalka), Zerlina (Don Giovanni), Barbarina (Le nozze di Figaro), Despina (Così fan tutte), Blonde (Die Entführung aus dem Serail), Papagena (Die Zauberflöte), Flower maiden (Wagner: Parsifal) and Amor (Gluck: Orfeo ed Euridice) in the National Theatre in Prague. Since November 2012 she has been a soloist of the Czech National Opera. She also gives concert performances (Vivaldi: Gloria; Mozart: Requiem; Haydn: Stabat Mater, Handel: Messiah, Beethoven: Symphony No. 9, Dvořák: Stabat Mater and Te Deum; Poulenc: Stabat Mater; Mozartissimo at the Estates Theatre) etc.
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Donald G. Burket, 83, Tipton, died at 2:05 p.m. Monday, Dec. 31, 2012, at IU Health Tipton Hospital. He was born March 2, 1929, in Tipton, to Donald and Julie Alice (Dodd) Burket. He married Norma Jane Porter on Oct. 24, 1946, and she preceded him in death on Sept. 3, 2008. He then married Carolyn Bolton on Jan. 2, 2011, and she survives.
Don retired as a supervisor at Delco Electronics in 1987. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Tipton. He enjoyed fishing, gardening and working in his Christmas tree farm and apple orchard.
Survivors besides his wife, Carolyn, include four children, Steven Burket and wife Marlene, Bradenton, Fla., Jane Galloway and husband Joe, Kokomo, Rex Burket and wife Rhonda, Kokomo, and Brian Burket, of Kokomo; three step-children, Debra Gensh and husband Tim, Eagle Lake, Fla., Susan Denicola and husband Lynch, Elwood, and Tom Bolton, Elwood; one sister, Phyllis Elliott and husband Ora Max of Brown County; and two sisters-in-law, Jody Burket, Avon, and Jane Burket, Warren.
He is also survived by 10 grandchildren, Michael Burket, Tyson Schoolman and wife Jodi, Kyle and Brett Galloway, Ashleigh, Tracey, Rex and Noah Burket, Matt Burket and Allison Gibson and husband Jake; two step-grandchildren, Christy Cumings and husband Tony and Robert Buecker; three great-grandchildren, Cole Riley, Karsyn Schoolman and Miley Schoolman; two step-great-grandchildren, Collin Horton and Mikayla Cumings.
He was preceded in death by one son, Jeffrey Burket, and one daughter, Debra Bowman.
Don's funeral will be 10 a.m. Friday at First Baptist Church in Tipton, with the Rev. Mark Ward presiding. Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery. Visitation will be 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Young-Nichols Funeral Home and 9 to 10 a.m. Friday at the church.


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Perch hitting on Lake Erie, crappie hitting inland
CLEVELAND - Think big.
In fact, think JUMBO!
We are talking jumbo yellow perch season on Lake Erie and it has started. Perch fishing is outstanding from Crane Creek to Conneaut with bigger ones being caught the further you move east. The season should peak in mid-October.
As for the rest of the state, inland lakes are providing good action for saugeye, walleye, and panfish. And, the crappie bite is picking up, too.
Let's take a closer look at what's biting around the Buckeye State:
Lake Erie
The Port Clinton head boat fleet is running perch and walleye trips in the western basin. Fisherman's Wharf and Shore-Nuf Charters are reporting good catches of yellow perch north of Niagara Reef and east of D Can. Walleye are also cooperating. They're being taken off the kidney bean and near Northwest Reef on nightcrawler harnesses and Reef Runners. Go with gold on the harnesses, green or purple on the runners. The smallmouth bass bite is on, too. Anglers dropshotting, gulp minnows, leeches or softcraws have been picking good numbers of smallmouth off of rock piles and near the Bass Islands.
Further east, Craig Lewis at Erie Outfitters in Sheffield Lake says the yellow perch fishing is about as good as it can be. Craig tells us the perch are hitting in 40-45 feet of water from Huron to Rocky River. The walleye bite has tapered off, but should pick up once cooler weather moves in. Smallmouth bass are being taken in 16-26 feet of water near structure on jigs and dropshot rigs. A higher than usual number of largemouth bass are being caught by breakwall and pier fishermen. They're hitting cranks, minnows or nightcrawlers.
Closer to Cleveland, Shine's tells us the perching is fantastic. Fishing the 40-50 feet of water will produce. Good spots to try are off of FirstEnergy Stadium, East 55 th Street, and East 72 nd Street. Some perch are even being taken off the breakwalls.
Wildwood Marina is the home to the head boat Linda Mae. The folks there are reporting limit catches this week. Fish are taking emerald shiners in 4-52 feet of water off of Euclid Beach, Euclid Hospital and Villa Angela-St. Joseph High School. Breakwall anglers are catching some perch, too.
The yellow perch bite is excellent off of Fairport Harbor. That's the word from Don at Harbor Bait in Fairport. Fish are being caught in 40 to 50 feet of water near the hump. Walleye fishing has been fair to slow. Look for them in 52-60 feet of water. They're taking spoons and cranks. Chartreuse and Silver have been the colors of choice. The smallmouth bass fishing has been excellent near the Fairport breakwall, the mouth of the Grand River, and in the river itself. They're hitting tube jigs and soft craws. The steelhead are staging near the river mouth. A number have been caught in the past week off the short pier in Fairport. Anglers are throwing Little Cleos, Vibrex spinners and jigs tipped with maggots.
Off of Conneaut, Snug Harbor Bait reports limit catches of yellow perch in 52 feet of water. Walleye fishing has been good in 62-72 feet of water. Reef Runners have been the lure of choice.
Portage Lakes
We checked with Ron Slater at Portage Lakes Bait and Tackle to see how the fishing is at this popular chain of lakes south of Akron. His answer: "Fantastic!" Ron tells us the fall bass bite continues. Good catches are being made on shallow running cranks, blade baits, spinner baits, and soft plastics. Rex Lake, Long Lake, East Reservoir and Turkeyfoot Lake have all been producing. Crappie are starting to become more active. They're taking minnows in eight to 12 feet of water near submerged timber and along weed edges. Some yellow perch have been in the mix with them. East Reservoir, Long Lake and Rex Lake are your best bets for crappie. Channel cats are hitting everywhere. Chicken livers, nightcrawlers, hot dogs and cut bait will produce. Some good panfish catches have been reported from East Reservoir and Miller Lake. Maggots, waxworms or red worms will take panfish.
Nimisila Reservoir
Crappie have started hitting at this impoundment in southern Summit County. Anglers have been catching them near the dam on minnows fished in five to 12 feet of water. Crappie jigs or twister tails fished under a bobber and popped will also take them. Largemouth bass fishing is improving. Soft plastics fished near weed lines will take fish early in the day. Shallow running cranks or blade baits will also catch largemouth marauding through schools of shad. Some walleye are being caught vertically jigging blade baits in seven to 15 feet of water near the dam. Good catches of channel cats are being made around the lake on chicken livers, cut bait, minnows, and small live bluegills.
West Branch
Mark at Mark's Bait and Tackle in Ravenna tells us the musky continue to hit at this reservoir east of Ravenna. Good catches are being made by trollers on Boss Shad lures around the lake. Some musky are also being caught by fisherman throwing big bucktail spinners near weed
beds. Crappie fishing has turned on under the Rock Springs Road bridge, especially at night. Good numbers of walleye are being taken vertically jigging blade baits, leeches, or nightcrawlers. Channel cats are hitting everywhere on West Branch. Chicken livers, cut bait, nightcrawlers and minnows will take fish. Bass fishing is improving. Spinner baits, soft plastics, and shallow running cranks fished near structure or weed beds will produce.
Water levels are way down at this popular lake west of Youngstown, and only a few launches are usable. Les's Bait and Tackle tells us walleye fishing has been slow. Some fish are being taken by trollers working the river channel from the causeway to the railroad bridge. Bass fishing is picking up. Largemouth are being caught on shallow running crank baits, spinner baits, and soft plastic. Points have been producing smallmouth bass on tube jigs and diving cranks.
North Coast Bait and Tackle reports the crappie bite remains good at this Mahoning County lake. Minnows fished around structure in seven to 12 feet of water have been producing. The walleye bite is good. Fish are being caught deep on Flicker Shads, Wally Divers and Shad Raps along the river channel. Some trollers are using inline weights or lead core line to get the lures deep enough. Channel catfish are hitting well, and will take nightcrawlers, chicken livers, cut bait and dough baits. The laregemouth bite is good in the morning on topwater lures, shallow diving crankbaits and soft plastics. Smallmouth fishing has been improving off the deep side of the hump on the south side.
Mosquito Creek
Joe at Mosquito Lake Marina tells us walleye are being caught on the south end by trollers pulling nightcrawler harnesses and diving cranks deep. Bass fishing has been good with fish being taken in the early morning and at dusk on spinner baits and shallow running cranks.
Up the lake at Causeway Sporting Goods, they report good catches of crappie on minnows drifted in eight to 18 feet of water. Walleye are also being taken by trollers pulling diving cranks or nightcrawler harnesses. Causeway anglers have been making scattered catches of perch and channel cats.
Duck and Drake reports the yellow perch bite is hot at this Ashtabula County reservoir. Those fish are coming from the south side on minnows fished in about 12 feet of water. Some walleye are being caught on nightcrawler harnesses in 10-15 feet of water. Crappies have been taking minnows around submerged structure. Good numbers of channel cats are also being caught.
Charles Mill & Pleasant Hill
Dusty at Mifflin Lakes Trading Post reports crappie are hitting well at Charles Mill. Minnows fished around submerged timber will produce. The wiper (white bass/striped bass hybrids) bite is on, too, at this lake between Ashland and Mansfield. Twister Tails and Rooster Tails, and Rattle Traps will catch them. Chicken livers will work for the wipers, too. Look for them chasing schools of baitfish near the surface. Channel cats are taking cut bait, chicken livers, and nightcrawlers. The saugeye fishing is on below the dam at Charles Mill. Minnows fished on the bottom or under bobbers will catch them.
Just to the south at Pleasant Hill Reservoir, the saugeye bite has turned on. Saugeye are being caught off the beach. Crankbaits or nightcrawler harnesses trolled in deeper water will take fish. Fair numbers of white bass are in the mix. Bass fishing is good. Work rocky points with jigs and crawfish imitations for smallmouth. Some crappie are being caught on minnows near downed trees.
Chippewa Lake
Bob Nemeth at Chippewa Lake Bait and Tackle says catfish have been taking nightcrawlers and chicken livers. Panfish are being caught in good numbers. Some bass are being taken.
Cleveland Metro Parks
The smallmouth bass fishing is excellent in the Rocky River. Some steelhead are being caught near the river mouth on spoons and jigs. Wallace Lake is providing good action for bass, channel cats, and panfish. Fair catches of panfish are being reported from Coe Lake. Ranger Lake is producing good catches of largemouth bass.
Ohio River
Red's in Columbiana reports excellent fishing for sauger on the Ohio River below the New Cumberland Dam. Minnows fished near the bottom are catching fish. Good numbers of channel catfish, as well as a few shovelheads are being caught. Cut bait, shrimp, and live bluegills are the baits of choice.
The bass bite is good at this Portage County impoundment. Early morning and dusk are better than other times of the day. Soft plastics, spinner baits, and crankbaits will take fish. Bluegills and redears are hitting. Look for them in the five to 10 foot range. They will hit wax worms and maggots. The north end of the lake, and the Lansinger Road area have been best for the panfish. Channel catfish are hitting everywhere on the lake. Nightcrawlers, shrimp, and chicken livers are the preferred baits.
Fair numbers of walleye are being taken at this reservoir in Geauga County. Trolling or drifting nightcrawler harnesses and deep diving cranks has been productive. Good catches of panfish are also being reported. Waxworms, maggots, and red worms are the preferred baits. Bass fishing is good. Work shallow cranks and soft plastics near weed lines and submerged structure.
Channel cats are hitting well. Nightcrawlers, cut bait, and chicken livers are taking fish. Some flatheads are being reported in the mix. The folks at Tappan Lake Marina tell us saugeye have started to hit well. They'll take nightcrawler harnesses or diving cranks trolled deep. Largemouth bass have been hitting soft plastics and crankbaits fished near submerged structure and timber. Smallmouth fishing is fair. Work rocky areas with jigs or diving cranks for smallmouth. Some largemouth are being caught early in the morning and at sunset on spinner baits and cranks.
Atwood Lake
Atwood Lake Boats, Marina East says the channel catfish bite is hot. They are taking chicken liver or cut bait everywhere in the lake. Saugeye catches are improving. Diving cranks and nightcrawler harnesses will take them. Bass fish remains good on points, weed edges, and submerged structure. Soft plastics, jigs, and spinner baits remain the lures of choice.
Piedmont Reservoir
Musky are being taken by trollers pulling large crank baits near the dam and in the marina bay. Piedmont Lake Marina tells us the saugeye bite is good in the dam area. Drifting or trolling nightcrawler harnesses deep will take fish, so will deep diving crank baits. Good numbers of channel cats are being caught all around the lake on nightcrawlers and cut bait. Shovelheads are hitting, too. Live shad or bluegills are the bait of choice for the shovelheads. A 35-pound shovelhead was caught in the past week. Good catches of largemouth bass are being made along deep weed edges. Smallmouth Bass are hitting crayfish, tube jigs, and crankbaits on rocky points. Work weed edges with spinner baits for largemouth bass.
Tuscarawas River
The upper stretch that runs through Firestone Metro Park above Long Lake is one of the best urban fisheries in northeast Ohio. It has been producing good numbers of yellow perch and panfish. Fish the deeper pools with minnows or nightcrawlers. Good catches of northern pike have been made from Clinton to Massillon. Decent numbers of channel catfish catches are being made closer to Dover. There are a huge number of small bass and good sized bluegills at the Lake Lucerne outflow just north of Canal Fulton.
Springfield Lake
The bass fishing has been hot at this Summit County lake. Laregemouth bass are hitting shallow running cranks, spinner baits, and soft plastics. Smallmouth will take tube jigs, cranks, and crawfish near submerged structure. Channel cats are also cooperating. They'll hit cut bait, chicken livers, and dough baits. Crappies are taking minnows in 12 feet of water near submerged structure.
Cuyahoga River
Good catches of northern pike are being made near Route 91 and back through Munroe Falls. Shiners fished under a bobber is the preferred method, though they'll also hit spoons and spinner baits. Good numbers of smallmouth bass are being caught below the Gorge Dam on soft craws, small inline spinners, twister tails, and tube jigs. Further downstream, smallmouth have been cooperating near the Route 82 dam.
Lake Hodgson
Excellent catches of yellow perch are coming from this Portage County Lake. Minnows fished near the bottom in 12 to 15 feet of water will produce fish. Walleye are also cooperating. They are hitting drifted jigs tipped with nightcrawlers. Panfish are taking waxworms, maggots, and red worms. The largemouth bite is good. Spinner baits and soft plastics will produce.
Lake Rockwell
Crappie are hitting near the causeway, especially after dark. This is an outstanding fishery that few are taking advantage of. Channel cats are taking nightcrawlers, minnow, chicken livers, and cut bait. Excellent catches of largemouth bass are being made on spinner baits, soft plastics, and shallow cranks.
Alum Creek
Cheshire Market in Galena reports good catches of saugeye and crappie are being made drifting or trolling nightcrawler harnesses, minnows, and jigs, and crankbaits on the flats, and near drops. Bass fishing has been improving, with a number being caught off of deep weed edges using jigs, soft plastics and spinner baits. Good catches of channel cats are being made on nightcrawlers and chicken livers.
Hoover Reservoir
Good numbers of saugeye are being taken by trollers at this lake near Columbus. Nighcrawler harnesses trolled or drifted will take fish. Good catches of white bass are being made on spinners and on minnows. Channel cats are hitting cut bait, nightcrawlers and shrimp.
Sippo Lake
There are decent catches for Panfish from this Stark County Lake, though they are running small. If you are looking for a
great place to introduce a child to the great sport of fishing, Sippo is a good location. It offers a nice fishing pier, boat rentals, a bait shop, and a snack bar. Bass, catfish, crappies, and white perch can also be caught.
Wingfoot Lake
Good panfish catches are being reported at this lake in Portage County. They will take wax worms, maggots, and red worms. The fish can be found in three to 12 feet of water. Some perch are being caught, too. The bass bite has gotten better. They can be caught around structure and weed edges early in the morning on soft plastics, topwater lures and cranks.
Findley Lake
The panfish action at this lake near Wellington is outstanding. Excellent numbers of fair sized bluegills are being made in four to eight feet of water on red worms. Some largemouth bass are also in the mix on soft plastics.
Wellington Reservoir
Channel cats have been hitting well at this Lorain County impoundment. Chicken livers and nightcrawlers are the preferred baits. Good catches of panfish are being made, too.
Help Our War Vets
We wanted to let you know about a special event coming up on Saturday, Sept. 14 to benefit wounded warriors. It's a catfishing tournament at Charles Mill Reservoir. Call Mifflin Lakes Trading Post at 419-368-3956 for more information.
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And, we want to remind you that you can submit photos of your fish catches. Go ahead, brag a little. We might post the photos or broadcast them on NewsChannel5. Send those photos to email@example.com . We also welcome your fishing reports from you home waters, tips, suggestions, and even recipes that we can share.
If any of you want to let us know how things are where you're fishing, feel free to email me at email@example.com . You can also find me on ohiogamefishing.com. My handle there is TopCat, and you can send me a personal message. You can also follow me on Twitter @gnoleff . You may have seen a series of questions I've been answering about catfishing on there recently. I always welcome your questions on Twitter, too.
If there's a body of water you fish, and we're not covering it, let us know and we'll keep you informed about the latest conditions there. Plus, feel free to send us your fishing questions. We'll try to get them answered.
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SEATTLE (AP) -- The Los Angeles Galaxy a Major League Soccer final with the Houston Dynamo despite a 2-1 loss to the Seattle Sounders on Sunday.
Eddie Johnson and Zach Scott scored to give Seattle a 2-0 lead, but Robbie Keane was awarded and kicked a penalty in the 68th minute to clinch the Galaxy's 4-2 aggregate victory over the Sounders in the Western Conference finals and a spot in the MLS Cup final for the second straight year.
Los Angeles will host the final on Dec. 1 against Houston in a rematch of last year's final won by the Galaxy.
Boniek Garcia scored in the 33rd minute for Houston at Washington to give the Dynamo a 1-1 draw with D.C. United earlier Sunday for a 4-2 aggregate win in the Eastern Conference final.
Branko Boskovic scored in the 83rd minute for D.C., which has not won the MLS Cup since 2004.
Seattle staged a rally trying to come back from a 3-0 deficit after getting overwhelmed in the first leg of the Western Conference finals last week.
And they were on the verge after Johnson's early goal and Scott's header in the 58th minute pulled Seattle within one on aggregate.
But referee Mark Geiger, who was the subject of complaints all night from both sides, called Seattle defender Adam Johansson for a hand ball in the box and Keane converted his fifth goal of the playoffs.


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Just a day after we received word that Marvel was eyeing a writer for a "Black Panther" movie, rumblings persist that they also have an as-yet-unidentified writer on board a "War Machine" spin-off. At least according to star Don Cheadle, currently at Sundance promoting "The Guard." "They're developing it now, they're working on that," Cheadle said, "I think they've hired a writer, so we'll see how it goes. It would be a lot of fun."
No kidding. Giving a franchise to the least bankable of the "Ocean's Eleven" crew outside of the Chinese acrobat would be pretty audacious. This backs up rumors heard last November that a "War Machine" pitch was out to writers, suggesting Marvel has a plan for all those robot suits once Robert Downey Jr. possibly flies the coop after "Iron Man 3." We love Cheadle and we think he's a great actor and a capable action leading man -- he certainly held his own in the underseen "Traitor" a couple of years ago. But he's a low-key thespian who has played this character once, taking over the mantle from Terrence Howard in a sequel that was pretty much just as popular as its predecessor.
Moreover, how are audiences going to react to a character that wasn't even cool enough to be an Avenger? "I don't think he shows up in ['Avengers']," Cheadle said, speaking of the 2012 tentpole. "I think he's kind of a lone wolf." Cheadle also confesses he's "out of the loop" in regards to Jon Favreau's exit from the "Iron Man" franchise, suggesting that everything he says is hearsay and Marvel might end up calling him anyway for a last-minute "Avengers" cameo. Would be a little odd if the militaristic SHIELD didn't consider Colonel James Rhodes to be a good fit for the Avengers but welcome the marksman Hawkeye, despite the fact that Hawkeye wields the bow and arrow and War Machine shoots giant rockets and bullets? Discuss, people.
In other Marvel news, the studio is trying to make a huge global impact with the upcoming "Captain America: The First Avenger" to the point where "America" will be downplayed to international (read: U.S.-disliking) audiences. Russia, South Korea and Ukrainian audiences will instead cheer on Chris Evans in "The First Avenger." The studio long ago considered a title change for all markets but realized the brand name was strong enough to withstand negativity in certain regions. For domestic audiences, you can enjoy "Captain America: America Flags Hot Dogs Victory White House America" on July 22nd.
steventhathack | January 22, 2011 11:00 AM
Gabe come on. the least bankable of the bunch? so Scott Caan and Casey Affleck are more 'bankable' than Don? don is recognizable than a lot of actors out there. Traitor did decent numbers. Give the man credit.
Gabe Toro | January 22, 2011 8:34 AM
Hawkeye was a reformed criminal and joined the Avengers in the mid-sixties. The original lineup always featured Hulk, Thor, Ant-Man and Iron Man.
Daniel Z | January 22, 2011 5:24 AM
I would love to see War Machine in the Avengers, mostly because I'm a huge Iron Man fan. Personally, I never liked Cheadle's portrayal of Rhodey, although I do like the character. I wonder how he'd do in a solo movie.
Although, I think that since Hawkeye was one of the first Avengers, it would be right to include him over WM...


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The warm weather today along with seeing the first Daphodils opening up has me thinking about my patio. There is a talented group of designers in Portland at Revolution Designhouse who are responsible for the lounge chair in this picture and many other, locally designed and produced products. They are well made, classicly modern and, well, I must have some! Spring's on it's way…YAY!
I had some one ask about this photo that I used for one of my clients (you can see more pictures of this project on my website at Lord Design). The photo is by Steve Eltinge my dear friend and photographer. I gave him an idea of what I wanted, he took some shots that fit the description of what I was looking for and let me chose just the right one. He then had it enlarged and made into a giclee to fit what I had designed in for the wall in my elevation (that's the little drawing shown here). It's an awesome way to get original, local art for my clients! Thank you Steve for being so great to work with!
I had the very special pleasure of designing a piece of furniture for a family who was dealing with the scary reality of cancer. This family love each other intensely and they wanted a place where they could go and all three girls and their parents can snuggle together. So I designed "the nest". The room it is in used to be a sun room then it was just a storage room. The family wanted to reclaim it as a cozy destination. I think we did it. Eventually it will be where the cello is set up and practice can happen while looking over the beautiful lights of Portland, Oregon. These clients/friends are absolutely some of the best people I have ever met. I am honored to know them and witness the strength of love during this battle. And the best news ever is that the cancer is gone! Yay!
I love color! Whether it's in a contemporary setting like this one or a very cozy cottage, color makes the space…even if the chosen color is white. Stay tuned for my use of white in the very near future, it's delicious! I was called in to do a color consult with this client while the house was under construction, which was so cool! I then did a furniture plan that included a custom area rug and furniture that I designed. You can't tell from my poor photography, but the colors are lush and warm. The walls are a warm, green-yellow and the floor is an amazing stained concrete with a brilliant mix of warm colors. I know I've said this before, but I love what I do. I was honored to work along side of my clients in helping put the finishing touches on a home that they built from the heart.


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Greek radical left leads, latest poll showsPUBLISHED: 31 May 2012 05:02:22 | UPDATED: 31 May 2012 09:07:47PRINT EDITION: 31 May 2012
A new survey indicates that Greece's radical left Syriza party, which opposes the loan-dependent country's bailout commitments, has regained the lead in opinion polls ahead of crucial national elections on June 17.
The VPRC poll for Epikaira magazine published on Wednesday gives Syriza 30 per cent of the vote, followed by conservative pro-bailout New Democracy at 26.5 per cent.
While Syriza would lack enough seats to govern alone, it could form a coalition with the expected backing of two more anti-austerity parties.
Syriza, the surprise runner-up to New Democracy in the inconclusive May 6 election, came second to the conservatives in five polls published since Sunday.
If Greece reneges on its international bailout commitments, it could see the vital loans dry up, enter a death spiral and eventually have to abandon the euro.
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Microsoft Responds To Google's Extortion Claim: "Waaaah."
Hyperpublic Launches Free POI Database, Now Helps Developers Monetize Local Apps
God I love this stuff. Microsoft's head of communications, Frank Shaw, has just responded to Google's "extortion" claims — on Twitter, of course.
This type of response is clearly Microsoft's M.O. And we thank them for that. I'm sure someone from Google will hop on Twitter to respond as well.
These are serious claims, but neither side is clearly going to move on this. They both obviously think they're right. More importantly, both think the other side's stance is pure bullshit.
Below, Shaw's response:
let me boil down the Google statment they gave to @parislemon, from 48 words to 1: Waaaah.—
Frank X. Shaw (@fxshaw) September 28, 2011
And more from Shaw:
I would encourage the folks in MV in slowly read graf 5 of our blog on the topic today. Here's the link again: bit.ly/oZbi3X—
Frank X. Shaw (@fxshaw) September 28, 2011
He links to this post. Paragraph 5 reads:
We recognize that some businesses and commentators – Google chief among them – have complained about the potential impact of patents on Android and software innovation. To them, we say this: look at today's announcement. If industry leaders such as Samsung and HTC can enter into these agreements, doesn't this provide a clear path forward?
I'll break this one down for Shaw: Google, pay up.


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Groovystuff introduces student designer collection at High Point Market
March 21, 2012-- Casual Living,
The Pathos Patio Collection, by Auburn University, Industrial Design graduate Brent Dutton, is one of the many new Groovystuff products that provide retailers with designs to fill the trend gap between emerging young adults and established consumers. These new products meet a price point that is attractive to this emerging demographic and the style points that more established consumers look for when furnishing their homes.
The Pathos Patio Chair was designed specifically to take the grittiness of the old organic movement and soften that earth-crunchy look into a more sophisticated product. Antique, reclaimed, teak wagon wheel rims provide the framework for the Pathos Patio Chair. The flat lacquer finish softens the contrast between the reclaimed teak and the chrome joinery giving the chair a modern look.
Chris Bruningdeveloped the Groovystuff Design Challenge as an industry-sponsored student design competition to foster connections between students and the home furnishings market. Undergraduates from Appalachian State University, Auburn University, The Art Institute of Las Vegas, The University of Georgia, Purdue University, University of Idaho, and others, have participated in this design competition that includes a chance at cash prizes, permanent royalties for life, and an opportunity to have selected student designs manufactured as part of the celebrity endorsed Dick Idol Brand Collections. The Pathos Patio Chair by Brent Dutton was the popular vote winner at the fall 2011 High Point market and was the first product to be produced from the fall 2011 Auburn University Groovystuff Design Challenge.
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Top Rated Fish Recipes
Submitted by: florex
Serves: 4-6
Preparation time: 15 to 30 minutes
- Serves: 4-6
- Preparation time: 15 to 30 minutes
- This is my favourite dish back in the Philippines. It's nice if you can use large whole fish for this. I love the sweet and sour taste of it.
2 whole snapper, bream or trevally, about 500 g each
Oil for frying
1 medium onion, sliced thinly
3 spring onions, cut in 3 cm diagonally, separate white from green
4 cloves garlic, thinly sliced in strips
2 tablespoons ginger, thinly sliced in strips
1 large carrot, peeled and thinly sliced in strips
1 small red capsicum, thinly sliced in strips
1 small green capsicum, sliced in strips
3 tablespoons brown sugar
3 tablespoons brown vinegar
3 tablespoons light soy sauce
½ cup water
1 tablespoon cornflour blended with 1 tablespoon water
- Clean and dry fish with paper towel. Make a slit on both sides with a sharp knife and sprinkle with freshly ground coarse salt.
- Do this at least 2 hours before cooking.
- Fry fish in hot oil for 6-7 minutes on each side until browned and cooked.
- Drain on absorbent paper and set aside.
- In a large wok or saucepan heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil. Saute garlic, ginger, onion and the white part of the spring onion until slightly browned.
- Add the blended vinegar, soy sauce, sugar and water. Then add the carrots and capsicums.
- Place fish on top and let it simmer for about 5-7 minutes. Add the blended cornflour and mix carefully being sure not to break the fish.
- Pour the sauce on top of the fish and decorate with the green spring onions.
- Serve immediately with freshly boiled or steamed rice.
Recipe notes
Make sure the saltiness, sourness and sweetness balances to your taste. So adjust your flavourings accordingly. Serve with freshly cooked jasmine rice
Very nice, easy to make
Reviewed by: thebartlettbunch, Jun 5 2013 8:47PM (more reviews by thebartlettbunch)
Delicious, flavourful, easy!
Reviewed by: MissMN, Oct 11 2012 10:42AM (more reviews by MissMN)
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Gorgeous flavour - will definitely cook again
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Catherine Baflast
Catherine is a Partner in the Corporate department of MNKS. Focusing mainly on corporate law, Catherine is particularly involved in the implementation of group structuring projects and deals regularly with mergers and acquisitions involving companies on the Luxembourg market.
In addition, she is well versed on the process of obtaining business licenses necessary for operational companies to carry on their activities in Luxembourg.
Having joined the team in 2002 from PwC Luxembourg, Catherine has experience in a wide range of areas, including personal tax compliance, advisory and payroll which she practiced with PwC Luxembourg, as well as employment law and tax litigation.
The variety of her experience means Catherine is frequently involved in multidisciplinary files, in which her versatile profile is a clear advantage.
She also strongly contributes to the organisation and functioning of the firm's risk management processes (i.e., client due diligence and post-closing procedures) and of the internal team dealing with the Luxembourg Trade and Companies Register.
Bar Admission
Member of the Luxembourg Bar, 2004
Law degree in private law, Robert Schuman University, Strasbourg (France), 1995
About the Corporate & M&A practice of the firm, The Legal500 2011 states that "Noble & Scheidecker is 'responsive', shows 'strong business acumen' and provides 'practical solutions'. It regularly collaborates with Big Four accountancy firms and has recently worked on several major restructurings and group reorganisations. One client says that it is 'way ahead of any other firm in corporate structuring work'. Catherine Baflast ('hard working', 'always available', 'very good technical knowledge') is recommended."
Chambers Europe 2011 states that "Corporate and commercial work is key for the firm. Its lawyers ('a strong and committed team') have been active on a variety of M&A and joint ventures in the pharmaceutical and financial sectors amongst others. Group migrations and company structuring have also formed an important part of the team's work in recent times. The group benefits from close relationships with a number of law and accountancy firms in other jurisdictions."
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Catherine has recently worked on the following high profile transactions:
- assisting a global e-commerce leader since 2003 with numerous corporate transactions, including the establishment of its EU headquarters and regularly advising on corporate governance, financing and compliance matters;
- assisting a Dow 30 telecommunications company with the establishment of a restructuring strategy for its companies' group further to a recent acquisition on an international level of a new channel of operational companies;
- advising a global financial group traded on the NYSE in the context of the acquisition of an additional stake in a joint venture which operated as a bank in Luxembourg in a transaction involving EU merger regulation aspects;
- assisting a Luxembourg internet company with the legal establishment of its business relationship with the four largest music majors and also to permit the smooth entry of well-established local and international retail and institutional investors;
- assisting a leading internet company to strengthen its position in Europe, through the acquisition of the Luxembourg parent company of French and UK operational companies;
- assisting a leading Swedish sales and marketing company providing components for various major industries to develop its business through Europe by establishing an operational subsidiary in Luxembourg and to obtain the appropriate Luxembourg business license;
- assisting a leading player in the fast-food industry in the Benelux area with the acquisition of a Luxembourg operational company running numerous fast-foods throughout the Luxembourg territory and with the legal framework of the commercial partnership to develop this particular industry in Luxembourg;
- assisting a private equity investment firm making investments in middle-market companies in North America and Europe in structuring a sophisticated back-to-back debt (hybrid) financing structure as well as an additional financing agreement for the purpose of acquiring a leading service provider for online gaming in Italy, in relation to the acquisition of a Canadian nutritional food company and in establishing a double Luxembourg structure in order to fund an investment in online insurance, also on the Canadian market;
- assisting a world-leading multinational financial services company headquartered in Zurich for two joint venture projects with a leading global investment firm who acted as co-investor in relation to investments in a French target active in the wind farms field and in an ultimate Spanish target acting as operator of car parks and industrial trading parks.
- advising the bondholders of a property group that has issued shares admitted to trading on the Stock Exchanges of Paris, Prague, Warsaw and Budapest Debt in relation to restructuring in the framework of an international insolvency proceedings;
- assisting the leading telecommunications operator in Russia for the due diligence and contemplated acquisition of a substantial stake in a Russian bank, a subsidiary of which is located in Luxembourg; and
- in the context of the membership of MNKS in PwC Accelerator, advising several clients in the setting up of attractive structures in order to raise funds from new investors (private equity, institutional) to develop their activities.


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Where to Stay in Phnom Penh
20 Responses to "Where to Stay in Phnom Penh"
Who is that handsome guy looking over his shoulder at the Blue Lime pool?
[...] Awesome article and write up for anyone looking to find a place to stay in Phnom Penh. Amplify'd from http://www.alexinwanderland.com [...]
The last two places I WILL be staying at thank you!
Looks like beautiful places.
I have a trip planned in the spring, but have yet to make my lodging reservations; I will be sure to consider these as well.
Thanks again!
[...] Discover great places to stay in Phnom Penh, Cambodia for every budget. [Alex in Wanderland] [...]
The quay is a good hotel with nice view, but this hotel dont have cambodian touch..
I survived in Cambodia recently posted..How to survive in Cambodia?
Thanks for this awesome write-up.
Very helpful for my trip to PP in 2 weeks' time.
Do you also have suggestions on what to see in PP besides the famous touristy spots like the killing fields, etc?
[...] hotels! A great thing about hostels is that they leave lots of cash for splurging on other things- this room in Phnom Penh had a private bathroom, free WiFi and air-conditioning, easy access to the open-air rooftop lounge. [...]
Really helpful for my next visit!
Fantastic reviews Alex. Thank you very much. Heading to Cambodia in December!
All these places look amazing. I have got to admit the Mad Monkey looks really clean and I like that style of decoration in a room. I have considered going to Phnom Penh before and I think this had just helped me make up my mind.
Hi Alex,
Great info on accommodation, we'll be visiting Phnom Penh in the next few days and will check out some of the places that you've mentioned above.
Thanks for the info
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Whooo is stirring when the sun goes down? Come spend a wild winter night at the National Zoo and learn about the creatures that lurk in the shadows. After an evening of science experiments and activities, enjoy a bedtime snack before hibernating indoors. Have a light breakfast and then head out on a sunrise tour of the zoo with your Night Owl Overnight Host.
Night Owl Overnights are for scout groups and birthday parties for children 6-12 years old. Available Saturday evenings from January through March. Whoooo will be the first to join the Night Owls?More Information
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Children ages 6-12 years old. Birthday children must be turning 6 on or before the day of the overnight. A paying adult must accompany all participants under 18, and one adult chaperone is required for every three children. Children under the age of 6 may not attend and no refunds will be given to registrants under the age of 6.
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 a.m. the following day. A small snack will be provided in the evening, however participants should eat dinner before coming to the Zoo. All Zoo restaurants close at 4:30p.m. A light breakfast is provided in the morning before the tour. Overnights are avaiable every Saturday beginning January 11 through March 29, 2014.
Overnights for scout groups are $500 for up to ten people, and an additional $50 for each individual above ten. Maximum of 20 participants total (adults included).
Overnights for birthday parties are $600 for up to ten people, and an additional $60 for each individual above ten. Maximum of 20 participants total (adults included).
Cancellation requests received at least four weeks prior to the start of the overnight will receive a 75 percent refund. Transfer requests must be made at least four weeks prior to the overnight and will be charged a 10 percent administrative fee if a satisfactory reschedule date is available. Please email the FONZ Education Programs Office with cancellation and transfer requests. No refunds or transfers will be made if less than four weeks' notice. Friends of the National Zoo (FONZ) reserves the right to cancel or reschedule any activity. A full refund will be made if an activity is cancelled by FONZ. Night Owl Overnights are held rain/snow or shine.
Night Owl Overnight registration will open at 10:00 a.m. on October 29, 2013.


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Formation of the exploratory committee follows two public presentations on the Medicaid expansion from spokespeople for Governor Dennis Daugaard's office and Medicaid expert Vern Smith with the nonpartisan Council of State Governments.
House Minority Leader Bernie Hunhoff sent out a news release Wednesday. It stated shows that nine senators and ten representatives will part of a committee learning about the pros and cons of Medicaid expansion in South Dakota.
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As if on cue, last Friday the California Coastal Commission "rejected a Navy explosives and sonar training program off the Southern California coast that critics said could harm endangered blue whales and other sea life," according to NBC News, The Associated Press, and others. This, a day after our column in The Downey Patriot spoke of the environmental significance of whales as evidence of a world in transition.
Now two government agencies are arguing over some very scary stuff. The Navy is applying for a five-year renewal of a federal marine permit to conduct training in ocean waters between Southern California and Hawaii. Further, the Navy projects that its sonar and explosives training will kill 160 marine mammals and cause hearing loss to another 1,600 over the next five years.
The CCC believes these projections are significantly understated. In fact the Commission thinks the Navy is grossly overstepping its bounds. One particularly trenchant comment came from CCC Commissioner Jana Zimmer: "I understand you see this 120,000-square mile range as your theater, but the bottom line is we don't see it that way. That theater is occupied by creatures of the sea. Because the people of California have worked so hard and so long to create these marine protected areas, you need to start looking at this theater as a theater where some of the seats are reserved."
In our earlier articles touching on whales, we spoke of the humpback whale, which breeds and births off Hawaii during winter and spring. One of the characteristic traits of the species is that humpback males sing long extended songs, both low- and high-pitched, that are taken up by other males and sung in variation over long distances throughout the population. Think of it as hundreds of guy whales revving up for extended choruses of "Kum Bah Yah." Since the songs are sung primarily in winter breeding grounds, it is theorized that they may have to do with mating. (So maybe the tune is really something like "Baby Come Back.")
In broad terms then, these whale songs are seen to relate to reproduction and thus ultimately to species preservation. The Navy's sonar blasts (over 9 MILLION projected over the next five years) could not only cause injury and death to these marine animals, but may also create another threat of extinction a mere fifty years after global regulation saved the humpback and other whales from near extinction through whaling.
It's as if a young couple wanting to start a family found the Navy parked in their backyard with a bullhorn so loud they couldn't even talk, much less make babies. A trivial example perhaps, but you get the point. There is no privacy for whales, and they can't hear to talk in their own living room.
There are other threats to whales, including the continuing peril of being hunted, as well as high-velocity ship strikes, increasing toxins in the marine ecosystem, entanglement, habitat displacement, and the mounting effects of global climate change.
So why the angst about water animals in Downey? After all, we're miles from the coast, and those whales don't live here.
The answer to that question is the fundamental over-arching principle of this ongoing column. And that is that the experiences of all God's creatures reflect back on us humans. We're actually in charge here. (Remember the Biblical injunction that humans shall "have dominion" over the earth.) Anthropogenic activity has an overwhelming impact on the rest of creation. Whether or not that's a good thing is highly debatable.
In the whale's backyard the consequences of human activity continue to be deleterious and deadly. The moral is that, if we take care of the whales, we're actually taking care of ourselves. And in the oceans, which bring us life as well as the whales, we need to clean up our act.
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Once "Are We There Yet?" director Brian Levant saw Long and Ice Cube together, he completely understood why Ice Cube had suggested Long for the role. For his part, Ice Cube couldn't be happier to be reunited with Nia Long. "First off, Nia is a hell of an actress. That was obvious the first time we worked together and so was our rapport. She's cool people and so right to play a working mother," says Ice Cube.
In "Are We There Yet?," Nia Long plays Suzanne, a single mother with two overly protective kids. Bound and determined to not let anyone replace their father, the kids (played by Aleisha Allen and Philip Bolden) come up with trick after trick to try and stop any eligible bachelor from getting too close to their mom. Ice Cube plays Nick Persons, the owner of a sports memorabilia store who has worked his way into Suzanne's life. When she's suddenly called out of town on business, Nick volunteers to chaperone the kids from their home in Portland, Oregon to Suzanne's job site in Vancouver. Too late, Nick discovers he's volunteered himself for the road trip from hell.
INTERVIEW WITH NIA LONG ('Suzanne'):
How was working with Ice Cube again?
It was good. We did an interview together just before this and I cant believe its actually been 15 years since Boyz n the Hood. We were just saying you dont realize how much impact youve had on Hollywood and filmmaking, especially when you talk about the sort of beginning of black films that have become now classics.
Im really proud of him because hes sort of taking the leadership position and hes really capitalizing on his opportunities. Obviously, I got a job because of the position that hes in, and the fact that wed worked together before. And hes just like real easy to be around. Theres no ego and theres no diva-ness and he loves kids. Or divo isnt that like a new word now? Theres just none of that. Its all positive and its all good. I was happy to be a part of this, I really was. It was nice to work with him after all those years.
Your character puts up with a lot from her kids. Its kind of hard to believe a single, working mom would tolerate so much. How did you deal with that aspect of this character?
I know it, especially not a black mama. Black mamas? Come on! I mean, I started time out [with my son] when he was two. But time out does not work, I dont care what Dr. Phil says. It does not work (laughing).
I think when you seriously take a look at the storyline, these are two children that are desperately trying to get their parents back together and so theyre pulling whatever tricks [they can]. Theyre desperate. Theyre doing whatever they think can be done. Theyre making the attempt to keep this guy away from their mom. And kids will be kids. I know I was bad when my mom wasnt around, you know? Its kind of the nature of children.
Would you tolerate your son behaving like these kids?
...My son hes hysterical. He just turned four and he knows everything. Mommy, no. You need to do it like this. Mom, I like your hair. That lipsticks really pretty. Everything he just is very [clear about]. I have a very physical boy, like a 'boy' boy who Im there doing my make-up and he comes and jumps on my back. Hes just very physical and you dont want to break their spirit. You want to give them that room to be bad. You want to give them that room to, If you jump off the side of a bathtub and the floors wet, youre going to slip and you might break something. But to constantly be there to tell him, No, no, no, no, youve got to give them room to make their own mistakes. Thats the only way adults learn. But he also knows that when I mean no, I mean no.
Your character makes a decision to let her kids go with a stranger on this road trip. What do you think about that decision?
That was major for me and I had lots of long discussions with [director Brian Levant] about that because Im a single mom. I thought I would have to be really, really, really, really comfortable especially with a guy to leave my son. The one thing is that theyre obviously older in the film than my own child. And I said, But how are we going to justify this? I think what really helped is that whole montage of him picking me up, dropping me off, picking me up, so that it let you know that we had spent time together. I thought that was a really great way to sort of show that he was dependable. He was there when she needed him.
I think every mom has been in the situation where she just feels completely desperate. Shes really like, Okay, what can I do to Im in a situation and I need help so what can I do? So married, single, whatever, every moms been there.
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The Lincoln-Sudbury Girls Cross Country team had a busy week with a big win over Acton-Boxborough to improve its record to 2-0 for the season. It was a true team effort as L-S took places 2-9 with all 8 L-S runners finishing within 4 seconds of each other. Sophmore Sydney Clary led the group with a time of 17:56 for the 2.75 mile course followed closely by Sam Cook 17:56,Brianna Bisson 17:57, Katie LaScaleia 17:57, Daniela Hargus 17:57, Morgane Butler 17:57, Dory Lustig 17:58 and Ariel Keklak 18:00.
The JV team was equally impressive by taking the first 13 places for the win over AB led by Sophmore Peri Segel.
On Saturday, the Warriors traveled to Derryfield Park in Manchester, N.H., to compete in the 38th annual Manchester Invitational Cross Country Meet. Derryfield Park offered a challenging 5K course and included two steeplechase barriers and abundant vertical ascent from the McIntyre ski hill. 82 high school teams from most northeast states were on hand including athletes from New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Maine and Vermont. L-S entered 21 runners, seven each into girls freshman, girls JV and girls large school varsity events.
The girls freshman team was led by Ariel Keklak who finished 15th overall and led the squad to a 6th place finish in a field of 170 runners. The other freshman results included; Clara Bisson/41st, Shannon Johnson/54th, Nancy Lucier/59th, Mia Vigener/84th, Chloe Faucher/100th and Claire Telfer/148th
The L-S girls JV team finished 4th overall and were led by a strong effort and 3rd place finish by Jillian Valpey in a crowded field of 285 runners. The other runners included Sarah Mepham/28th, Peri Segel/29th, Anna Kelly/46th, Kate Lawson/54th, Rosie Rust/58th and Kayla Harvey/61st
The girls varsity brought home the first-place trophy for the Large School Division. Displaying great, team-balance, Sydney Clary, Katie LaScaleia and Morgane Butler finished 20th, 22nd and 24th in the field of 168 runners. Daniela Hargus/30th and Sam Cook/35th followed closely behind. Rounding out the varsity runners were Brianna Bisson/75th and Dori Lustig/89th.
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Highlighting an ongoing security issue in the nation's prisons and California's cash-strapped facilities in particular, one of the country's most notorious murderers reportedly has been found, for the second time, in possession of a contraband cellphone.
Charles Manson, who was profiled in the book Helter Skelter for his leadership role in his followers' spree slaying of Roman Polanski's pregnant wife and multiple others in 1969, had an extra 30 days tacked onto his life term after he was found with the first cellphone in 2009. But guards at Corcoran State Prison then found Manson with a second cellphone last month, reports the Los Angeles Times' PolitiCal blog.
California authorities have avoided making it a crime to possess a cellphone in a state lockup because of the resources that would be required to prosecute such cases.
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PARIS: The landmark trial of a former Rwandan army captain charged with complicity in the genocide that left 800,000 dead opened on Tuesday in Paris, the first of its kind in France.
The trial of Pascal Simbikangwa — who denies all accusations against him — is being closely watched in France, which has long stood accused of failing to rein in the Rwandan regime at the time of the 100-day genocide in 1994.
The 54-year-old defendant appeared in court in a wheelchair after a 1986 car accident that left him a paraplegic. He faces life in prison. Arrested in 2008 on the French Indian Ocean island of Mayotte, he is accused of inciting, organising and aiding massacres during the genocide, particularly by supplying arms and instructions to militia who were manning road blocks and killing Tutsi men, women and children.
"I was a captain in the Rwandan army then in the intelligence services," Simbikangwa, a small, bald man wearing a brown jacket and white tracksuit bottoms, told the court in a brief opening statement.
After his arrest, France refused to extradite him to Rwanda, as it has done in previous cases, and decided to try him under laws that allow French courts to consider cases of genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes committed in other countries. The trial is expected to last six to eight weeks and, in a rare case for France, will be filmed, with recordings available once the case is concluded.
Rwandan Justice Minister Johnston Busingye welcomed the opening of the trial.
"It is history being made. We have always wondered why it has taken 20 years... it is late, but it is a good sign," he said.
Simbikangwa acknowledges being close to the regime of Hutu president Juvenal Habyarimana, whose assassination on April 6, 1994, unleashed the genocide, in which most of the victims were members of the minority Tutsi community.
But he denies participating in or organising massacres.
He was initially charged with genocide and crimes against humanity but the charges were downgraded to complicity. His lawyers have attacked the prosecution's case as being based purely on unchallenged witness accounts. In a statement released prior to the opening of the trial, Alexandra Bourgeot and Fabrice Epstein said Simbikangwa was being made a "scapegoat" for the genocide on the approach of its 20th anniversary.
But Simon Foreman, a lawyer who represents civil parties in the case, said the charge of complicity "in no way diminishes the responsibility" of Simbikangwa, whom he described as "a cog in a mechanism operated by others". Alain Gauthier, chairman of the group of civil parties in the case (CPCR), said the opening of the trial was a "big relief."
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