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"Roses are red,
Violets are blue;
But they don't get around
Like the dandelions do."
—Slim Acres
"On this June day the buds in my garden are almost as enchanting as the open flowers. Things in bud bring, in the heat of a June noontide, the recollection of the loveliest days of the year - those days of May when all is suggested, nothing yet fulfilled."
—Francis King
"It is better to be a young June-bug than an old bird of paradise."
—Mark Twain
"Everything in nature is lyrical in its ideal essence, tragic in its fate, and comic in its existence."
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Release: February 9, 2009
VESTAL, N.Y. -- Junior guards D.J. Rivera and Emanuel Mayben combined for 52 points to lead Binghamton (16-8, 9-3 AE) to an 88-75 win over Albany (13-11, 5-6 AE) in front of a sellout crowd of 5,142 Monday night at the Events Center. The win, BU's fourth straight and sixth in its last seven games, moved the Bearcats to within a half-game of league-leading Boston University (9-2) in the America East.
Mayben scored 15 of his 25 points in the first half, when BU raced out to a 48-32 advantage. Rivera then netted 15 of his 27 points in the second half as the Bearcats shot 54% to thwart any Great Danes comeback bid. Senior forward Reggie Fuller added 17 points and eight rebounds for Binghamton.
Albany was led by Tim Ambrose, who scored a game-high 28 points.
"It was a big win for us tonight," head coach Kevin Broadus said. "We were fortunate to make shots, which we didn't do at Albany the first game. All these games are big games and we came out on top. Albany is a good ball club ... they don't give up. Now we're going to Boston to battle for first place."
With BU up 8-7 early in the game, Mayben caught fire from the outside, draining three three-pointers in a 2:06 span. The ensuing 24-7 run (spanning 6:09) stretched the Bearcats' lead to 32-14 with 10:16 left. Mayben wound up hitting 5-of-9 three-pointers in the half and BU drained nine as a team and took a 16-point lead into the break.
In the second period, Binghamton hit its first five shots to push its lead to 20, 59-39, and Albany never threatened the rest of the way. The Great Danes did cut their deficit to eight, 77-69, with 2:20 left before BU converted 9-of-11 free throws to close out the win.
The Bearcats head to Boston to face the first-place Terriers Saturday afternoon.
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Truck flips after crashing into median on S. 1st
Published On: Mar 24 2013 02:38:42 PM CDT
A pickup truck flipped after crashing into a center median shortly before midnight Saturday.
Authorities say the driver lost control before slamming into a concrete median on South 1st Street.
Two people, a male and female, were in the truck at the time of the accident. Police believe the female was driving. She was transported to a local hospital.
Police believe speed may have played a factor in the crash.
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Located in the heart of Trondheim, this hotel is within walking distance of Torget Square, Stiftsgarden Royal Residence, and Museum of Decorative Arts. Also nearby are Nidaros Cathedral and Archbishop's Palace.
Hotel Features
Quality Hotel Augustin provides a bar/lounge, complimentary wireless Internet access, laundry facilities, and meeting rooms.
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A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary breakfast is offered. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
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Quality Hotel Augustin is a smoke-free property.
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With a Lola-developed chassis, 300bhp supercharged 2.0-litre Ford duratec engine and weight of just 545kg, the new £81k Caterham SP/300.R is a new breed of car for the British marque. Matt Prior tests it on track.
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This is a very serious car,
This is a very serious car, then, but worth £80,000? In truth it's not a bad price for a machine that is a) so fast; and b) ready to race in its own series. That Caterham has already sold 20 of the 25 it planned to build this year suggests that it's on to a winner.


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- Pennsylvania Among 'Terrible 10' Most Regressive Tax States
- February 4 Non-Partisan Training: HOW TO RUN FOR ELECTION BOARD IN 2013: HOW TO RUN FOR COMMITTEEPERSON IN 2014
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Words from Judge Idee Fox's ruling
This is from Judge Fox's decision.
"The decision to close these eleven branch libraries is more than a response
to a financial crisis; it changes the very foundation of our City. Two of
the libraries scheduled to close, Haddinton and Holmesburg, will result in a
reversion of the property back to the original grantor because of deed
restrictions. No one questions the economic crisis which has rocked both the
City and the Nation. However, we are a Nation of hope. A "crisis" evokes
something temporary. Defendants argued there were more than enough libraries
in Philadelphia. "Philadelphia has more libraries than any other city in the
country." Our library system is more than a century old yet in three short
months an economic crisis results in permanently closing eleven branches.
This court does not envy the Mayor and the tough decisions he has had to
make in this financial crisis. Yet, as this court is bound to follow the
law, so is the Mayor. The permanent closing of neighborhood branch libraries
is changing the very structure of the Free Library of Philadelphia and not
just responding to a "financial crisis.""
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November 28, 2014
The Virginia men's tennis team had some extra hardware to bring home on their return flight from the NCAA Championships in Illinois.
The Cavaliers beat UCLA to win the National Team Championship on May 21, and then one week later senior Jarmere Jenkins and freshman Mac Styslinger won the doubles final, defeating Chris Camillone and David Holiner of Texas.
After returning to Charlottesville, the duo said they've been so busy, they haven't had much time to let their victories sink in.
"I really haven't had that much time to relax," said Jenkins. "We just literally got in last night, and rest up, and had meetings this morning. So I haven't had too much time to think about it, but I'm definitely soaking it all in."
"I really don't know when it's going to set in," added Styslinger. "To win the Team National Championship was pretty awesome. You know, Virginia lost the last two years in the finals, and to win it this year was really, really cool."
Head coach Brian Boland said he's slowly starting to realize what his team accomplished in the last week. "I think that each day that goes by, you start to really look back and appreciate what these young people have been able to accomplish."
Boland also said it's humbling to bring the two titles back to a school and fan base that have been there for the Cavaliers, through the wins and heartbreaking losses.
"What is most gratifying when the tennis is said and done is all those people that were with us throughout this journey. Those same Wahoo fans were out in Standford and in Athens, and you know they saw those heartbreaking losses. And yet they came back to Champaign and kept supporting us. We just feel like we have the best fans in college tennis. There's nothing like Wahoo nation."
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· A backpack and contents including a $500 smartphone was taken when left unattended for just a few minutes before a basketball game at Homestead High School, 5000 W. Mequon Road, between 2 and 2:15 p.m. July 20. Surveillance video is being reviewed.
· A 24-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for driving a motor vehicle without the owner's consent, driving without a valid license, unauthorized registration, five counts of recklessly endangering safety, possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, bail jumping and a warrant in the 11500 block of North Port Washington Road about 2 p.m. July 22. The man, out on bail for theft, had taken a 2006 Porsche Cayenne, valued at more than $22,000, from a Greenfield auto dealer and advertised it for sale on Craigslist for $3,500. The ad was answered and a meeting was set up "to purchase it" in Mequon. The suspect arrived in the Porsche and when he saw police drove into and accelerated through a car wash damaging equipment and then hit a squad car. He tried to run and had to be taken down at gun point. Damage to the squad car was listed at $2,000, to the Porsche at $1,000 and was not available for the car wash.
· A Germantown girl and a Menomonee Falls boy, both 16, were arrested for possession of marijuana and the boy also for possession of drug paraphernalia after the girl, who was driving, hit a pole at Highland and Granville roads at 5:10 p.m. July 23. The girl then drove into a soy bean field and continued to drive in that field. When police stopped her, they asked why she didn't report the accident and she said she didn't know how to do that. Canine Officer Vero was called and hit aggressively inside the car where a pipe with residue was found along with a six bags holding 3.8 grams of marijuana. The boy admitted the pipe was his and he and the girl admitted ownership of the marijuana.
· A 44-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for drunken driving, driving while suspended and suspended registration in the 1000 block of West Mequon Road at 1 a.m. July 19. The man, who smelled of alcohol and slurred his words, said he had only one cocktail. His blood alcohol content was 0.10.
· A 25-year-old Olathe, Ks., man was arrested for drunken driving and driving without headlights in the 10300 block of North Port Washington Road at 3:28 a.m. July 21. The man did not stop for the police until he pulled into a motel parking lot where he was staying. He said he'd been at a bachelor's party but had not been drinking. A bit later, he admitted drinking but decided to drive anyway saying, "No kidding. So stupid." His BAC was 0.15.
· A window on an abandoned bathhouse was found broken in the 10300 block of North Wildwood Court at 8:30 a.m. July 20. The amount of damage was not listed.
· A 20-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for violation of absolute sobriety, with a prior drunken driving conviction, underage drinking, driving while suspended and no proof of insurance in the 6400 block of West Pioneer Road at 2 a.m. July 18. The woman said she only drank one small flavored beer. Her BAC was 0.04.
· Police responded to a call of "an unusual looking cat" in the 11000 block of North Kensington Drive early morning July 22. That "cat" was actually a serval, classified as an exotic animal, purchased in Kentucky. The serval, about 2 feet tall looking somewhat like a cheetah, was owned by residents of the 10600 block of North Wauwatosa Road. Those residents, a 42-year-old man and a 57-year-old woman, had both been cited for animal at large, in the last few weeks after neighbors reported seeing the animal running around and being concerned for the safety of children and pets. The serval was later found dead after being hit by a truck July 25.
· An 18-year-old Cedar Grove man was arrested for hit and run involving injury, and a probation violation after he rear-ended another car and fled the scene in the 11500 block of North Port Washington Road at 8:07 p.m. July 24. A witness called TIP411 reporting the man had just driven into a parking lot a few blocks away. One person in the car he hit was slightly injured with cuts to a knee and fingers.
· Several girls were cited by police in the 100 block of North Highland after a report that a group of juveniles were smoking marijuana at 2:35 p.m. July 25. A 15-year-old Grafton girl was cited for obstructing a police officer; a 16-year-old Cedarburg girl was cited for obstructing a police officer, possession of drug paraphernalia and referred t Ozaukee County Human Services for possession of stolen property; and a 17-year-old Thiensville girl was cited for possession of tobacco products.
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The pilot reported that he initiated a takeoff on a turf strip, with the wind blowing down the runway. As the airplane became airborne, it was struck by a gust of wind and blown to the right, off the side of the runway. Although the airplane was correcting back to the runway, there were obstacles ahead and the pilot elected to reject the takeoff. The airplane struck a berm with a main landing gear wheel and came to rest inverted. An FAA inspector reported the airport was located on top of a hill and subject to variable winds.
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Red Rum's trainer Ginger McCain dies at 80
Racing world pays tribute to one of its greatest and most successful characters
THE DEATH of Donald 'Ginger' McCain at the age of 80 marks the passing of one of National Hunt's greatest characters. As trainer of Red Rum, McCain won the Grand National three times and capped his career by scooping the Aintree steeplechase for a fourth time in 2004 with Amberleigh House.
The racing world has been quick to pay tribute to McCain (above left), who died of cancer early this morning. Mick Fitzgerald, a former jockey who won the National in 1996 on board Rough Quest, said: "Every time you think of the Grand National, you think of Ginger. He was the National, to be honest. If you ever wanted a colourful quote you spoke to Ginger."
McCain started his racing career in 1953, when he obtained his training permit, but found little success for the first couple of decades and was forced to make ends meet by working as a car salesman and taxi driver.
It was while driving that he met Noel le Mare, with whom he subsequently bought Red Rum. The horse had previously been a sprinter over the flat, but McCain saw something else in him and famously began training him on the beach at Southport.
Red Rum's first triumph at Aintree, home of the National, came in 1973, when under jockey Brian Fletcher he snatched the prize from under the nose of Australian horse Crisp in the final run-in. It was achieved in a record-breaking time of just over nine minutes.
The following year he retained his crown, again under Fletcher, before bagging second place in 1975 and 1976. His final Aintree victory came in 1977, when he completed his hat trick at the age of 12 - considered too old before the race by many - by coming home 25 lengths clear of the field.
Red Rum was lined up for a record-breaking attempt at a fourth National in 1978, but he suffered a hairline fracture before the race and retired immediately from racing. The horse remained a national celebrity until his death in 1995 at the age of 30.
But arguably the trainer's greatest success came nine years later, when Amberleigh House came home the winner at Aintree under jockey Graham Lee. There was further success for the McCain clan this year when Ballabriggs, trained by his son Donald Jr, also won the steeplechase.
The impact that Red Rum and McCain had on British jumps racing cannot be over-exaggerated, according to the BBC's voice of racing, Peter O'Sullevan.
The National was going through a fallow period in the 1970s, and could have been abandoned. The romance that Red Rum sparked ensured that the world's greatest jumps race went from strength to strength. ·


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Investors can cash in on low interest rates, but getting a mortgage isn't easy for everyone. Marc Morial and Ali Velshi join Christine Romans.
Are big companies making a moral stand in support of same sex marriage. or is it just smart business? Susan Mcpherson joins Christine Romans.
Use your home to cut your tax bill.


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Pat Chat January 7th
January 07, 2013
Pats sweep three-in-three weekend (Photo: Linell Grudnitzki)
|Eastern Conference
|Barrie Colts
|Belleville Bulls
|Kingston Frontenacs
|Mississauga Steelheads
|Niagara IceDogs
|North Bay Battalion
|Oshawa Generals
|Ottawa 67's
|Peterborough Petes
|Sudbury Wolves
|Western Conference
|Erie Otters
|Guelph Storm
|Kitchener Rangers
|London Knights
|Owen Sound Attack
|Plymouth Whalers
|Saginaw Spirit
|Sarnia Sting
|Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds
|Windsor Spitfires
|Acadie-Bathurst Titan
|Baie-Comeau Drakkar
|Blainville-Boisbriand Armada
|Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
|Charlottetown Islanders
|Chicoutimi Sagueneens
|Drummondville Voltigeurs
|Gatineau Olympiques
|Halifax Mooseheads
|Moncton Wildcats
|Quebec Remparts
|Rimouski Oceanic
|Rouyn-Noranda Huskies
|Saint John Sea Dogs
|Shawinigan Cataractes
|Sherbrooke Phoenix
|Val-d'Or Foreurs
|Victoriaville Tigres
Pat Chat January 7th
January 07, 2013
Pats sweep three-in-three weekend (Photo: Linell Grudnitzki)
The Week That Was
Friday, January 4th – Medicine Hat 2 @ Pats 3 SO
Sixty-five minutes wasn't enough to find a winner between the Pats and Tigers Friday night. Jack Rodewald and Trent Ouellette scored for the Pats in regulation while Jacob Doty and Elgin Pearce replied for Medicine Hat. Matt Hewitt stopped 24 shots in the game, then all three Tiger shooters in the shootout and Morgan Klimchuk beat Cam Lanigan to give the Pats a 3-2 win.
Saturday, January 5th – Pats 5 @ Prince Albert 2
The Pats fourth line found the scoresheet as Braden Christoffer scored twice in the Pats 5-2 win over Prince Albert. Christoffer opened and closed the Pats scoring on the evening with Dyson Stevenson, Lane Scheidl and Morgan Klimchuk tallying for the Pats as well. Teagan Sacher made 30 saves for his seventh victory of the season.
Sunday, January 6th – Brandon 1 @ Pats 3
Playing their third game in three nights, the Pats looked slow out of the gate and found themselves trailing in the second period. Some timely penalty killing seemed to spark the team, and a late second period powerplay goal from Lane Scheidl sent the game to the third in a one-all draw. In the final period, Colton Jobke scored on a long shot with Patrick D'Amico setting a screen in front and Morgan Klimchuk added an empty netter to seal the Pats 3-1 victory and fifth win in a row.
Quote of the Week
Three in three is never easy, especially with travel. It's one of those games that wasn't necessarily a Picasso but at the end of the day two points is all that matters." – Pats Captain Colton Jobke after his team's 3-1 win over Brandon
"People are telling us we look like two different teams and that's a good thing to hear because we're having success now. We can get those character wins like tonight when we are tired and we played three in three. We're finding ways and that's a good thing." - Pats forward Morgan Klimchuk on the team's play this weekend
(Quotes Courtesy of Greg Harder – Leader-Post)
The Week Ahead
Wednesday, January 9th – Pats @ Prince Albert
The Pats return to the site of their win this past Saturday as they face off with the Prince Albert Raiders for the sixth time this season. The Blue and White lead the season series three games to two, winning the previous two meetings. This game, broadcast on 620 CKRM, is also the final contest before Thursday's trade deadline.
Friday, January 11th – Calgary @ Pats
It could be a different looking Pats squad that takes to the ice against the Hitmen in their first game after the trade deadline. The Pats are looking for their first win against Calgary this season in a game that will be available for viewing on Access 7.
Saturday, January 12th – Pats @ Brandon
In their second rematch of the week, the Pats head to Brandon for the first time since opening night of the season. It will be a chance for Regina to even the season series with the Wheat Kings winning two of the teams' three meetings.
Weekly Schedule
Monday, January 7th – Day Off – No Media Availability
Tuesday, January 8th – Practice 2:00-3:30 p.m. – Media Availability 1:00-1:15 p.m.
Wednesday, January 9th – Pats @ Prince Albert – 7 p.m. (Art Hauser Centre)*
Thursday, January 10th – Practice 2:00-3:30 p.m. – Media Availability 1:00-1:15 p.m.
Friday, January 11th – Calgary @ Pats – 7 p.m. (The Dome)**
Saturday, January 12th – Pats @ Brandon – 7:30 p.m. (Westman Place)*
*Broadcast on CKRM
**Broadcast on CKRM and Access 7
Access 7 Broadcast
If you can't make it to the Dome, catch the Pats live on Access 7 this weekend when they host the Calgary Hitmen. Puck drop for the contest is 7 p.m. Don't forget to watch Pats TV on Access 7 Thursday's at 7 p.m.
Voucher Pack Deadline
As the season moves to its late stages, the deadline to purchase Pats Voucher Packs is approaching. To get your Voucher Packs, visit or call the Pats Office at 522-PATS before January 19th.
Important Dates
Thursday, January 10th – WHL Trade Deadline
Friday, January 11th – Calgary at Pats – Next Home Game/Access 7 broadcast
Friday, January 18th – Kootenay at Pats – Knight Archer Bobblehead Night
Saturday, January 19th – Voucher Pack Deadline


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BiographyA six-person team who came up in Boston but now hold court in Oakland, Mission: throw down smart, unpretentious rhymes over impossible-to-front-on live jazz grooves. Dual mic rockers Raashan and Moe bring the vocal science, sharing their disapproval of shallow money-rappers and love for true hip-hop culture. As nice as their prose is, the instrumentation is equally fresh, with an abundance of crispy beats, deep basslines, earthy keys and choice samples. Renowned for their amped live performances, they've also released several 12-inches and an EP. In early 2001 Mission: dropped their first full-length, an excellent album called One.
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Free Lance-Star reporter Amy Umble covers Stafford County schools and other education issues
Stafford School Board races are very tight
Fewer than half of the Stafford precincts have reported results and here are the results so far for School Board:
Aquia, Irene Egan leading with 1,246 votes (or 59 percent). Vanessa Griffin has 40 percent of the vote, with 846 votes.
Falmouth: Scott Hirons leads with 660 votes, 54 percent of the vote. Mark Kitta has 45 percent.
Garrisonville: Pamela Yeung leads with 1,394 votes or 50 percent. Incumbent Nanette Kidby has 49 percent of the votes.
Hartwood: Eric Herr leas with 51 percent of the votes (1,207) and incumbent Holly Hazard has 49 percent, 1,169.
So far, 43 percent of precincts have reported results. Stay tuned.
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This is Cleveland. This is Brown's Town.
I'll admit, my first reaction to learning that Mike Brown was returning to the Cavaliers in the very rarely attempted repeater role as head coach was … (how do I put this politely?) … not overly enthusiastic. It's still too soon for me not to remember his atrociously uninventive offense or the way in which his quest for height on the wings kept Sasha Pavlovic as a regular rotation player far longer than was necessary. I remember how his teams almost never stepped up, as good teams almost always do sometimes, when fielding a LeBron-less lineup (no matter the joyful infrequency with which that happened). I remember him getting categorically outcoached: by Stan Van Gundy in 2009 and Doc Rivers in 2010 (we'll give him a pass for the 2007 Finals and the 2008 Celtics series that were really more about the better team winning than they were about any of the coaches involved). And I remember LeBron quitnessing him out the door.
Whew. That is a lot of professional sports viewing baggage to get past. Thanks, Mssrs. Gilbert and Grant for giving me that to chew on for the next several months/years. No, seriously, thanks. Thanks. I mean it. Thanks.
The more I thought about the hiring, though, the less entirely abominable it seemed (ah, there's the politeness again!). For starters, I have to give Mike Brown a little bit of slack. For, as nearly all of his successes are viewed through glasses with LeBron-colored lenses, so too should his weaknesses.
A lot has been made about Brown's prior-run comment about LeBron "letting me coach him," but much surrounding that statement is understandable. Mike Brown, by all accounts, is a passionate, if mild-mannered, man (though I will admit that the first moment I started to thaw on his re-hiring was when I saw a clip of him getting tossed from a game for arguing a call … how deliciously un-Byron of you, Mike) who entered an entire organization built almost exclusively around keeping LeBron James happy. His authority was already suspect, so there are ways in which Brown's teammate-enforced accountability – or "buddy-buddy" management – approach with the players was legitimately effective if, in the end, possessing some fatal flaws that would lead to the collapse of Brown's initial run with the team. In his 2009 Coach of the Year Season, Brown was often praised for the mature way he handled his players. It was the mirror image of that maturity, though, the meat of the perception that this was the players' team (or, more accurately, a player's team) that seemed to stop Brown just short, not rushing off a cliff because he was never exactly sure which of his players would follow.
But he was also a young coach and younger people in positions of authority often have to grow into a complete understanding of how authority works – how to get it, how to best use it, etc.
Mike Brown will always (or, if not always, then still for some time now) be battling the perception that LeBron was 100% of what made Brown a successful coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers. Changing that perception for this current roster (if not, immediately, for us) must be his first priority. Mike Brown is an experienced NBA head coach who has gone through two stops (in Cleveland with LeBron and then a strike-shortened season, playoffs and 5 games with the Lakers) that would have effected exponential change on even the most resistant coach, and Brown has never seemed resistant. He can coach a good defense (which, clearly, we need and which is singularly important to success in today's NBA) and he's shown flashes of being a good manager of players, treating his players like the grown men they are. If he has learned his weaknesses and has both improved on them and made relationships with the right coaches who can handle what he cannot, then it doesn't seem like Mike Brown will be the cause should this team continue to fail.
The biggest thing will be gaining this young team's respect (which is not an unrealistic thing to ask … I mean, he's gotta earn mine again and I'm far from the most important cog in his coaching success wheel). Once he's done that (and I suspect Brown's oft-reported work ethic will appeal to several of the team's new core players … Tristan Thompson, I'm looking at you) Brown will walk into every practice, meeting, game and post-game as the member of the Cleveland Cavaliers with the most proven track record of NBA success – and it won't even be close. It's just important that Brown know that and convince Kyrie, Dion, et al that they can all have it to if they just commit to rushing off a cliff… just so long as Coach Mike Brown does too.


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Elkhart, Ind. The names of the officers involved in a shooting that happened Sunday night in the 400 block of West Marion Street in Elkhart have been released.
Those involved were Cpl. Jason Ray, hired in August 2006, Ptlm. Jason Gruber, hired in May 2011 and Ptlm. Daniel Mayer, hired in May 2011
The officers are on paid administrative leave pending the completion of the Indiana State Police Investigation and Elkhart County Prosecutor review and determination of the facts of the incident.
The incident began with an attempted traffic stop at 8 p.m., at the intersection of Cassopolis and Bristol Streets. The driver, Christopher James Ryckeart, was suspected of being intoxicated, and police say the 1995 Chevy pickup truck was reported stolen.
Ryckeart refused to stop and led units from several departments on a chase that lasted more than 40 minutes. The chase crossed the border into Michigan, before returning to Elkhart. Ryckeart was shot and killed behind a house in the area of 4th Street and Marion Street.
In the autopsy released by the Elkhart County Coroner, Ryckeart's death was caused by multiple gunshot wounds to the abdomen, chest and left arm.
Initial reports indicated that at least one other person was inside the vehicle.
The investigation has been handed over to Indiana State Police.
The police chase ended in the backyard of a family's home. A neighbor tells Newscenter 16 that the family children are ages five through 14. They were gathered in the kitchen when they heard gunshots.
"It was extremely scary that the mom was in the shower and the girls were all in the kitchen getting it cleaned up," said Rachael Herrera, who lives next door and is a close family friend. "Had a bullet come in the house, it could have struck one of them. It just scared me to death. They are like my grandkids."
Tire tracks can still be spotted in the family's yard. Herrera said she heard commotion before the gunfire.
"[The truck] went through our alley then turned left into their alley," Herrera said. "He tried to go through their yard and got stuck in two holes that had been dug up by dogs."
The children were very rattled after seeing all the police activity right outside their door, according to Herrera.
Marchelle Clemons was visiting her boyfriend Sunday night as police chased Ryckeart.
"I heard four gunshots," Clemons said. "I thought it was someone knocking on the door. 'Pow, pow,pow.'"
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Friday, December 13, 2013
Shape Up NYC: Pilates
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
12:00 p.m.–1:00 p.m.
Come to the Audubon Center for free introductory pilates classes. Shaping Up has never been this easy!
Category: Fitness
Blooming Naturalist
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
Are you a blooming naturalist? Find out at the Audubon Center by making your own nature journal and learning how to use binoculars and field guides.
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Seasonal Crafts
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
1:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m.
Participants of all ages will engage in creating crafts for the seasons (fall, winter and holidays)
Category: Arts & Crafts, Kids
Nature on the Go!
at Audubon Center at the Boathouse (in Prospect Park), Brooklyn
2:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m.
A guided tour will lead children and families to areas near the Audubon Center, where you can be active and learn about nature that is all around us!
Category: Education, Nature, Kids, Tours
CANCELLED: Shape Up NYC: Girls Fitness & Fun
at Alfred E. Smith Recreation Center (in Alfred E. Smith Playground), Manhattan
4:30 p.m.–5:15 p.m.
In partnership with the NYC Girls Project, Shape Up NYC is offering free fitness classes for girls ages 6-13. Girls Fitness & Fun is a 45-minute workout that focuses on building…
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Tree Lighting
at Morningside Park, Manhattan
4:30 p.m.–5:30 p.m.
Join the Friends of Morningside Park and members of the community for the lighting of the holiday tree in celebration of the season.
Category: Winter Holidays, Holiday Lightings
Tree Lighting Celebration
at Paerdegat Park, Brooklyn
6:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Join Community Board 17 for the lighting of the holiday tree in celebration of the season.
Category: Kids, Winter Holidays, Holiday Lightings
Brooklyn Movie Night: Escape to Witch Mountain
at Brownsville Recreation Center (in Brownsville Playground), Brooklyn
7:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Watch the classic film Escape to Witch Mountain as part of Brooklyn Movie Nights, happening in recreation centers in Brooklyn through November and December.
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A Christmas Carol at the Merchant's House Museum
at Merchant's House Museum, Manhattan
7:30 p.m.
Summoners Ensemble Theatre and the Merchant's House Museum announce A Christmas Carol at the Merchant's House Museum. John Kevin Jones recreates his outstanding solo…
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Saturday, December 14, 2013
Mad. Sq. Art 2013: Giuseppe Penone: "Ideas of Stone (Idee di pietra)"
at Oval Lawn (in Madison Square Park), Manhattan
6:00 a.m.
Madison Square Park Conservancy's Mad. Sq. Art announces a new sculptural installation for fall 2013 by renowned Italian artist Giuseppe Penone, consisting of three monumental, 30-foot tall bronze trees. "Ideas of Stone (Idee di pietra)" featuring Penone's signature manipulation of the trees' natural forms, will interact with Madison Square Park's lush landscape to highlight the relationships amongst man, sculpture and nature.
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Your school will send its request to VA for tuition and fees, which will be paid directly to the school.
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The amount of time it takes to process your application will depend on whether the VA needs more information to figure out what benefits you qualify for.
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Quantum statisticians working diligently for the Santorum campaign think that they might have identified a possible way of reading the numbers that shows their candidate still losing to Mitt Romney.
But losing by a little bit less…
"There is the Romney way of going about the counting and then there is the real way of going about the counting," John Yob, Santorum's delegate strategist, said in an interview on Monday…
The Santorum campaign's version of the count puts them 124 delegates shy of Romney. By comparison, the ABC News delegate estimate shows Santorum 268 delegates behind Romney.
Their delegate equation largely rests on two key assumptions: First, that Arizona and Florida will eventually allocate their delegates proportionally rather than using their current winner-take-all scheme. Second, that delegate tallies in Iowa, Missouri and Washington State should be estimated based upon the preliminary results of ongoing county and district conventions, not on the initial "beauty contest" votes.
If that's not good enough for you, given an infinite universe there's almost certainly a reality in which Mitt Romney was eaten by Newt Gingrich.
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Future teachers received a first-hand look at what their career could look like Tuesday morning.
Inside the student center on the campus of UNO, the "Showcase of Teaching" aimed to motivate high school students to consider a career in education. A panel of current college education students answered questions. But a key part of this year's conference was including eight current teachers to share their first-hand experiences inside the classroom.
"They learn I think two things, one what that teacher thinks about their career as a teacher, and also they demonstrate what an outstanding teacher can do, how they can excite kids in their classroom," Ronald Burmood, coordinator with the College of Education said.
This is the 25th year. Organizers estimate that more than 5,000 students have explored a career in education while attending the "Showcase of Teaching".
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Zines as we think of them today—grungy little photocopied booklets alternately filled with schizophrenic scribbles and profound cultural nuggets—arose during the punk movement of the '70s. It was a golden era in which mass Xeroxing was affordable, but before the internet came along and made zinecraft a legacy art form. Luckily for us, despite the efficiency of blogging, a thriving zine culture has persisted in the Twin Cities, and Zinefest is its biggest day. The offerings are more fantastical and less political than you might expect, full of indie comic artists, fiction writers, and an odd assortment of in-between expressions, from transcribed phone calls to zombie porn. The fest is a great chance to buy hard-to-find local art and strike up a conversation with the artists involved, who will doubtless jump at a chance to talk shop or sign your zine—after all, when your circulation is 500, every fan counts. Visit zinefest.org for info. (Photo by Sarah Morean)
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anyway you can add time played to each toon ie the /played and then a total time played ? like fubar rest_fu?
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BOCA RATON -- A simple mistake led to centuries of confusion and misinterpretation.
The northern region of Biscayne Bay, as shown on 18th century maps, was known as Ratones or the Ratones River. The earliest recorded map of the area dates to 1550-1600. An unknown cartographer designated the area at 26 degrees, 21 feet as Rio Seco (dry river).


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Knoxville (WVLT) A crook pointed a gun at a clerk, stole money and ran from a local restaurant. Now, deputies need help to track him down.
It happened Tuesday night around 11 p.m. at Subway, 713 E. Emory Road. Knox County deputies said the robber barged into the restaurant, pulled out a gun, and grabbed an undetermined amount of cash.
He took off in either a grey Pontiac Grand Am or Grand Prix with chrome wheels.
He's described as:
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- 5'11" to 6'0"
- 180 to 200 pounds
- black shirt, blue jeans and white tennis shoes
If you have any information, call the Knox County Sheriff's Office at (865) 215-2243.
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Date: June 17, 2009
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All Angels by the Sea Episcopal Church, 563 Bay Isles Road, will hold Wednesday communion and anointing services at 10 a.m. Sunday worship service is at 9 a.m. The Rev. David Danner is the rector. 383-8161.
Christ Church of Longboat Key, Presbyterian USA, 595 Bay Isles Drive, will hold Sunday worship services at 10 a.m. The Rev. Bruce Porter is the pastor. 383-8833.
Longboat Island Chapel, 6200 Gulf of Mexico Drive, will hold Sunday worship services at 10 a.m. The Rev. Kenneth Gill is the minister. 383-6491.
St. Armands Key Lutheran Church, 40 N. Adams Drive, will hold contemporary Sunday worship services at 9 a.m. and traditional Sunday worship services at 11 a.m. The Rev. Mark Hillmer is the interim pastor. 388-1234.
St. Mary, Star of the Sea, Catholic Church, 4280 Gulf of Mexico Drive, will hold Saturday Masses at 5 p.m. and Sunday Masses at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Daily Mass is at 9 a.m. Monday through Friday. The Rev. Gerard Finegan is the pastor. 383-1255.
Temple Beth Israel, 567 Bay Isles Road, will hold summer Shabbat services at 5:30 p.m. Fridays (starting May 29) and 10 a.m. Saturdays. Jonathan Katz is the rabbi. 383-3428.
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I chose it because that's what I'm doing right now. Revamping. In a major way.
I couldn't get into my Amish novel. I have 2 1/2 chapters written. Just half a chapter away from being ready for my proposal. And I was bored. The characters had no life. They had nothing to fight for. They made me yawn.
I have a wonderful book (Deep and Wide by Susan May Warren) that is helping. Step by step, my characters are getting a personality and an aim. They're much better already. I like them more. They have motivation. Fight. Drive.
It kills me to have to throw away 2 1/2 chapters, but I'm pretty sure they're trash. But the new ones will be better. They have to be. They can only go up from here :)
I'm also revamping my house. I've been inspired to redo my kitchen cabinets. Inside. (I'm working on my hubby so I can revamp the outside, but that's a story for another day.) They were an unorganized mess. Slowly, I've been buying shelves and baskets and containers and I have to say, the cupboards look better and it's easier for me to find things. I'm training my family to keep them neat. I'll let you know how that goes LOL!
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Hughes, T.E.; Bockmann, M.R.; Seow, K.; Gotjamanos, T.; Gully, N.; Richards, L.C. and Townsend, G.C. (2007) Strong genetic control of emergence of human primary incisors. Journal of Dental Research, 86 (12). pp. 1160-1165. ISSN 0022-0345
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Understanding of tooth eruption in humans remains incomplete. We hypothesized that genetic factors contribute significantly to phenotypic variation in emergence of primary incisors. Modelfitting was applied to data from Australian twins to quantify contributions of genetic and environmental factors to variation in timing of emergence of human primary incisors. There were no significant differences in incisor emergence times between zygosity groups or sexes. Emergence times of maxillary central incisors and mandibular lateral incisors were less variable than those of maxillary lateral incisors and mandibular central incisors. Maxillary lateral incisors displayed significant directional asymmetry, the left side emerging earlier than the right. Variation in timing of emergence of the primary incisors was under strong genetic control, with a small but significant contribution from the external environment. Estimates of narrow-sense heritability ranged from 82 to 94% in males and 71 to 96% in females.
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For the first time in my life, Thanksgiving came and went, and this has been the first year I can say I've had something to truly be grateful for that wasn't superficial.
Imagine over $306 billion dollars' worth of work going unpaid. That's the estimated value of "free" services being provided to disabled loved ones every year by family members. Statistics show that two out of every five adults...
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Immediately following a meeting of the West Licking Joint Fire District Board of Trustees (on) Thursday, Dec. 8, 2011, John H. Davis made a request under the public-records act for the personnel records of six employees of the district.
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Well Black Friday has bled in to Thanksgiving Day to the point of rendering the day after the holiday useless.
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It's nice to be vindicated, even in a bad way. This is my conclusion after discovering that an adorable little quirk of mine has a name. Steve has his own name for it. He calls it my maddening obsessive rigid opinionated behavior. That is not,...
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Fiber' one of the cornerstones of a healthy lifestyle' is acknowledged worldwide for its positive effect on general wellness and helping to maintain normal' healthy intestinal regularity. Most Americans do not consume the amount of dietary fiber required for good health. An average adult generally consumes only 10-15 grams of fiber per day' falling short of the recommended 25-30 grams per day. One serving of Kartzinel Health™ Natural Fiber contains 12 grams of Gluten Free' Casein Free' all natural' clear' soluble fiber providing 55% of your daily needed intake of fiber.
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Serving size: 2 heaping tsp. (12 grams)
Servings per Container: 24
Amt. per Serving / % DV*
Calories 46 (KJ184)
Calories from Fat 0
Total Fat 0 g / 0%
Sodium 0 mg / 0%
Total Carbohydrates 12 g / 6%
Dietary Fiber 11 g / 44%
Soluble Fiber 11 g / ƚ
Sugars 0 g / 0%
Protein 0 g / 0%
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Trace Mineral Complex 2 mg / ƚ
*Percent Daily Values (%DV) are based on a 2'000 calorie diet.
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Ingredients: Digestive Resistant Soluble Fiber and a Proprietary Prebiotic Trace Mineral Blend:
Inulin / Fructooligosaccharides' Short Chain Fructooligosaccharides'and 70 plus Ionic Trace Minerals.
Contaisn NO gluten' casein' wheat' dairy' oats' nuts' soy' rice' corn' meat' fish' eggs' or fruit.
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This specific formulation contain NO artificial ingredients' colors' flavors' additives' stimulants' wheat' dairy' gluten' casein' soy' corn' nuts' rice' animal products or preservatives that can rob you of your good health. 100% Vegetarian and suitable for Vegans.
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If you are like most of us Celiac's you drool in envy every time you go to a fair or Fun Park at the smell of fresh cooked Funnel Cakes. This recipe is a variation of several Fair Funnel Cake recipes and everyone who has tried it can't believe that it is gluten free. It is a must for every family and it is very easy to make.
Serves: 5-7
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Serving Size: 1 (75 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 5
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gluten-free flour
gluten free baking powder
xanthan gum
gluten-free vanilla extract
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Hometown Hero Driver Profile: Brett Carlton – Victory Lap Late Models
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Jamaica, VA – It's time to meet one of our Hometown Hero's in the Victory Lap Late Model division. Brett Carlton of Mechanicsville, VA is a long way from home. Carlton, originally from West Palm Beach, FL, has been making a name for himself in the late model cla... Read More »


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Twelve Chicago-area residents have been indicted for allegedly creating more than $1 million in counterfeit checks with stolen bank account information.
The group created hundreds of counterfeit checks that they cashed at banks throughout the Chicago area between August 2010 and December 2012, according to an indictment unsealed Thursday. The group successfully cashed more than $700,000 of the fake checks, and the leaders shared the proceeds.
Latrese Leshore, 30, of Chicago, used her job processing health insurance applications and payments to make copies of authentic checks and bank account information that she sold to Kenneth "Black" Pearson, David Kotlicky and Eric Jackson, according to the indictment.
The three used the stolen checks and account information to make counterfeit checks, the indictment stated. Pearson and Kotlicky then made changes to the customers' bank accounts so they could monitor account activity and intercept bank employees' questions about suspicious activity to prevent detection.
Pearson, Kotlicky, Jackson, Stacey Sanders, 38, and Deangria Wells, 27, both of Chicago, recruited people to cash counterfeit checks — usually worth $2,500 — at area banks, according to the indictment. The group then allegedly paid the "runners" a fee and distributed the remaining proceeds among themselves.
Pearson, 39, of Chicago, was charged with 32 counts of bank fraud and one count of aggravated identity theft, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. He remains in federal custody pending a detention hearing before U.S. District Judge Virginia Kendall at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.
Kotlicky, 23, of Downers Grove, was arrested Nov. 27 and ordered held without bond, the U.S. Attorney's Office said. Jackson, 24, of Chicago, has not yet been captured and a warrant remains out for his arrest.
Also indicted are Roger Elam, 48, his sister Rosie Elam, 59, Lynada Mahone, 34, her cousin Antione Mahone, 24, Tovise Stone, 34 and Starlinda Stubbs, 21, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. All six are from Chicago.
All 12 defendants were charged with at least one count of bank fraud. Pearson, Kotlicky, Jackson, Sanders and Leshore were also charged with one count of aggravated identity theft.
Kotlicky was also charged with one count of passing $80 in counterfeit currency.
Each count of bank fraud carries a maximum penalty of 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine, the U.S. Attorney's Office said. Aggravated identity theft has a mandatory consecutive sentence of two years in prison and a maximum $250,000 fine, and passing counterfeit currency has a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
The indictment also seeks the forfeiture of about $1 million form Pearson and Kotlicky.