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Matt Skelton has admitted he should not have compared Anthony Joshua to Audley Harrison after suffering a crushing stoppage defeat to the heavyweight prospect.
The Bedford man risked the wrath of Joshua by suggesting he was making similar mistakes to Harrison in the build-up to their fight in Liverpool last Saturday.
This verbal attack appeared even more unwise when Skelton was ruthlessly stopped in two rounds and with time to reflect, he gave a more glowing assessment of the 24-year-old Londoner.
Skelton fought for the WBA title back in 2008, losing on points against Ruslan Chagaev, and believes Joshua has the potential to become a future world champion.
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The veteran is considering retirement after this latest setback, but can be proud of his achievements, which include a European title triumph against Olympic bronze medallist Paolo Vidoz.
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TUAW Tip: Add date to the menu bar clock
Have you ever wanted to quickly verify today's date, but didn't want to open iCal? Well, you could click on the clock in the menu to get the month/day/year. However, you can also change the layout of the clock to include the extra information such as month/day/year.
To do this, open System Preferences and go to the "International" system preference pane. Once there, click on the "Formats" tab and then click the customize button in the dates section. Select "Medium" from the drop-down menu. You should see the data change in the text box below the drop-down menu. Click inside the box, select all the text (Command + A), and then copy the text (Command + C). Once you've copied the text, click cancel.
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2. What does Henry need to buy in order to get a new job in Chapter 18?
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(b) Hogan.
(c) Hunter.
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4. Who throws a rock at Dick and Henry, barely missing them in Chapter 17?
(a) Willy.
(b) Joey.
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3. When the thief is caught, how long of a sentence does he receive in Chapter 22?
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Not really though. Harvin was 190 lbs of chisled muscle. And even with that, he's hurt half the season. Kendall Wright was 195 lbs. Austin plays somewhere around 170. He's the size of DeSean Jackson. Any time Jackson goes over the middle, he gets knocked out for 5 games. Amendola and Welker are about 10-15 lbs heavier and taller.
Austin is a bean pole. He will get Johnny Knox'd if he tries to run inside or play the slot in the NFL. It's just a matter of time. And I think, like DeSean Jackson, he'll fall into the 2nd Round of the draft because teams don't want to take a chance on drafting a situational and fragile player.
I think Austin will be an electric player for the 8 or so games he plays each season.
1. You can make claims that players like Percy Harvin or Kendall Wright weren't worth their mid-first round pick all you want, it doesn't change the fact that NFL teams will keep picking them there. Each year brings new rules which make the NFL more of a passing/Offense oriented league.
2. Tavon Austin is 5'084". Harvin is 5'11" and Kendall Wright is 5'10". To claim Austin is "a beanpole" because he is 174 lbs., while Percy Harvin is 190 lbs. is absurd. Harvin is almost 3 inches taller.
3. Austin has never missed a game in college. Your claim that Austin is "fragile" is simply not accurate.
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"What we need to do is always lean into the future. When the world changes around you and when it changes against you—what used to be a tail wind is now a head wind—you have to lean into that and figure out what to do because complaining isn't a strategy. "
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla., Oct. 9, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Attitude Drinks (OTCBB:ATTD) (OTCQB:ATTD), owner of the Ready-to-Drink (RTD) real milk beverage brand Phase III® Recovery, announced today that Duane Reade, Inc. has authorized placement of Phase III® Recovery drink, Vanilla and Chocolate. Phase III® Recovery will be merchandised in all Duane Reade stores in New York and New Jersey over the next few weeks.
Jack Shea, Executive VP of Sales of Attitude Drinks commented, "We are excited with the authorization of Phase III® in Duane Reade. We expect to repeat the success Phase III® has enjoyed in the Boston market in the Greater New York metropolitan area. The authorization in Duane Reade is a big step in that direction. We will be supporting the introduction of Phase III® with sampling in the stores as well as around transportation hubs such as Grand Central Station and Penn Station.
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Good morning, I'm Renee Montagne. Texans don't have to leave the state to visit Paris or Port-au-Prince, the most exotic of that state's many colorful town names, dug up by the San Antonio Express News. There's Uncertain, Texas, and also Nameless. Its founders gave up on a name after the postmaster rejected several choices.
There are tasty places like Oatmeal, Okra and Lollipop. And legend has it, you have to fight swarms of insects in the town of Bug Tussle.
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Archive for August 2013
Yes, next week really is September. For now road construction season is still in full swing and there are some projects coming up that might mess with your commute. Eighth Avenue will be closed just east of Wilbur Court begining at 8 a.m. Tuesday for utility work. Traffic will be detoured via Sixth Avenue or 10th Avenue. The road will reopen at 3:30 p.m.
Spokane County will be doing some chip seal work on Dishman-Mica Road next week. Crews will be working from the southern Spokane Valley city limits to Madison Road on Wednesday and from Madison Road to Highway 27 on Thursday. Expect to see lane closures and flaggers.
Other big projects are still underway as well: Argonne Road is down to one lane in each direction from Wellesley to Bigelow Gulch, Bruce Road is closed from Stoneman to Day-Mount Spokane Road and a roundabout is being constructed at Mission Avenue and Harvard Road in Liberty Lake.
Ted Taylor waves to passing motorists from his fruit stand at 2900 E. Trent Ave. on Monday. SR photo/Dan Pelle
First I'd like to report a missing morning. With that done, it's time for a bunch of good highlights from today's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger stopped by Faye's House, which provides a place to stay to people in town for cancer treatment. The house is run by Because There is Hope, a local non-profit. Cancer patients are referred to the home by social service agencies.
Lisa also chatted with Ted Taylor of Northwest Citrus Plus, who has staked out a corner at Trent Avenue and Freya where he sells cases of oranges, grapefruit, limes and lemons. Turner used to sell his citrus door to door and has customers that buy their fruit from him year after year.
Correspondent Cindy Hval recently spoke with Jim Zahand, who donated 5,000 books to the Spokane County Library District. The books were from the personal collection of his wife, Diane Zahand, who taught at Pioneer School and Prism School in Spokane Valley.
The Spokane Valley City Council is scheduled to vote Tuesday on whether or not to try to buy the Painted Hills Golf Course at a trustee's sale in September. The course was put on the auction block after its owners filed for bankruptcy.
The Spokane Valley FIre Department just accepted a settlement relating to the botched design of the new Edgecliff Fire Station. The department will received $50,000 in damages from the architect and the civil engineer hired by the architect to work on the project.
Golf carts sit locked behind a fence at Painted Hills Golf Course back in March. SR file photo.
It looks like there will be a vote at next Tuesday's Spokane Valley City Council meeting on whether the city should attempt to buy the Painted Hills Golf Course during a trustee's auction on the steps of the Spokane County Courthouse in September. A small group of neighbors have been pleading with the city to buy the course and reopen it, but the parks director has said it would make a great community park. So what do you think? Should the city buy it? And if so, should it remain a golf course?
Public comment on the possible purchase will be accepted before the vote next week. If you'd like to put in your two cents, show up at 6 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 11707 E. Sprague Ave.
John White, 23, is seen reflected in the rearview mirror of his 1994 CBR 600 motorcycle before running through a low-speed obstacle course during Ride 'Em Wednesday this week at Empire Cycle and Powersports. SR photo/Tyler Tjomsland
Good Monday morning, everyone. I hope everyone made it through our short but powerful thunder storm last night in one piece. There are, of course, some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger stopped by Empire Cycle and Powersports for their weekly Ride 'Em Wednesday event. It includes motorcycle competitions, live music and a beer garden.
The Spokane Valley Lodging Tax Advisory Committee recently had a meeting to discuss changes in state law governing lodging tax distribution and funding goals being put together by the City Council. The committee now has the only say in what groups and organizations will receive funding.
Yesterday was Day One of the annual "Paws in the Pool" event and Day Two kicks off tonight at the Valley Mission Pool. The annual dog swim has a new feature this year - specially made ramps to help the dogs get out of the water.
Take note if you're going to be driving in Spokane Valley tonight: Pines Road will be closed between Mission Avenue and Indiana Avenue while crews pave the I-90 overpass. The closure is scheduled to being at 7 p.m. tonight and could last through 7 a.m. Friday. The eastbound I-90 on and off ramps at Pines Road will also be closed. Drivers should plan to use Evergreen Road or Argonne Road to cross the freeway tonight.
Kelly Hamill tries to detect the faint aroma of vanilla found in the bark of a mature ponderosa pine during a class for teachers at the Dishman Hills Natural Area on Tuesday. Hamill was among the elementary schoolteachers taking a class about how to use the popular park for educational purposes. SR photo Jesse Tinsley
Happy Thursday, everyone. We're another step closer to Friday. We've got some good highlights from today's Valley Voice, including more details on the replacement of the west Sullivan Bridge over the Spokane River. The bridge that carries southbound traffic was built in 1951 and has been rated structurally deficient. Construction should begin in early 2014.
Reporter Pia Hallenberged tagged along on a recent field trip for teachers in the Dishman Hills Natural Area. The teachers were learning how to incorporate plants, animals and geology of the area into their classrooms.
The eastern edge of Spokane County has a lot of what is known as no man's land - areas not served by a fire district. Residents living in those areas can't count on a fire department coming to their rescue if their house catches on fire, though in some cases the firefighters come anyway. A recent fire in a no man's land area north of Otis Orchards drew a response from three surrounding fire districts.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger dropped by a special Zombie Day at the Spokane Valley Library recently. The library has been having various events for kids all summer and in this one they put on makeup to make themselves look like zombies, ate zombie treats and learned about zombie books.
Last night Spokane Valley City Manager Mike Jackson announced that the city will be able to move ahead with the replacement of the west Sullivan Road bridge over the Spokane River. The city has been trying to come up with enough money to tear down the 1951 bridge and build a new one since 2008. The bottom line: the project should go out to bid this fall and construction should start in early 2014. I'll have more details in Thursday's Valley Voice. SR file photo.
Dan Westacott, of Crop Production Services, harvests wheat at the East Valley Farm and Community Garden on Thursday. SR photo/Dan Pelle
Good Monday morning, everyone. Sorry for ducking out of here unannounced last week. I took a little road trip to Colorado to drop my daughter off at school and forgot to warn everyone that I wouldn't be around. I'm back now, though, and ready with some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice.
The Millwood City Council has voted to postpone a planned sidewalk project on Buckeye Ave., according to a report from correspondent Valerie Putnam. The bids for the project all came in at least $40,000 higher than expected and the council voted to reject all of them and regroup. The project could still be completed in 2014.
Reporter Pia Hallenberg stopped by the East Valley Farm and Community Garden last week for the farm's first wheat harvest. The farm grows vegetables for the school lunch menu and the food bank. The wheat will be ground into flour and used in the school kitchens.
Correspondent Steve Christilaw has a story on Kayla Mainer, former volleyball player at West Valley High School and current assistant volleyball coach at Central Valley High School. She also plays with Team Evergreen in the Premier Volleyball League.
If you have a pooch that needs grooming, reporter Lisa Leinberger has a story on Debbie's Dog Grooming, which has been in business in Spokane Valley for 40 years. The family owned business even does cats.
Tyler Reeves mixes colored sprinkles and frosted animal cookies into ice cream to make Brain Freeze's Circus ice cream. SR photo/Dan Pelle
Good Thursday morning, everyone. It's time for some highlights from today's Valley Voice. The election results are in for races in Spokane Valley, Latah, Rockford and Spokane County Fire District 9. In Spokane Valley incumbent Gary Schimmels will face challenger Ed Pace in November.
Reporter Pia Hallenberg stopped by the Brain Freeze Creamery in Spokane Valley, where you can buy flavors like salted caramel or Crayonberry Sorbet. They are always in search of new flavors to make. The maple bar bacon flavor sounds interesting.
Reporter Lisa Leinberger checked into the annual inspection process that all school buses must pass. Recently the Washington State Patrol was working its way through the Central Valley School District bus fleet. Any vehicle that carries children must pass inspection at least once a year.
There's also an interesting Vocal Point submitted by two Newman Lake residents addressed to whoever is having repeated parties on nearby land, leaving behind beer bottles and smoldering camp fires.
Incumbent Spokane Valley City Council member Gary Schimmels sailed through the primary election and will appear on the general election ballot in November along with opponent Ed Pace. Schimmels collected 34 percent of the vote while Pace garnered 36 percent. There are still some ballots to be counted, but the percentages aren't expected to change much.
It will be a tight race and the key to winning may be attracting the 28 percent of voters who cast their ballot for Loberg. While Loberg may be out of the running this year, don't count her out. "I'll just do it again in a couple years," she said. "I think I have what the city needs. I'm just going to work harder to show people who I am and what I do."
Look for a story on the election results in tomorrow's Valley Voice.
Attention procrastinators: Today is your last chance to vote in the primary election. Ballots must be postmarked by today or dropped off before 8 p.m. at any ballot drop box located at local libraries. Many people didn't get a ballot, which only includes races with more than three candidates. But there are contested races in Spokane Valley, East Valley School District, Latah, Rockford and Spokane County Fire District 9.
Apparently many people who have gotten a ballot haven't returned it. The small town of Latah is leading with way with 45 percent of ballots already returned. Rockford comes in second with a 28 percent return rate. Other return rates are in the teens: only 16 percent of ballots have been returned for the Spokane Valley City Council races. The numbers are 13 percent in the East Valley School District and 15 percent for Fire District 9.
The first vote tally will be released at 8 p.m. today. It usually takes two weeks to count ballots and certify the results.
Tonight is National Night Out Against Crime, when neighbors are encouraged to gather for picnics and barbecues to get to know each other. In the Spokane Valley area there are parties planned at Edgecliff SCOPE (4-7 p.m.), East SCOPE (6-9 p.m.), Trentwood SCOPE (3-6 p.m.), University SCOPE (6-8 p.m.) and the Spokane Valley Target store on East Sprague (1-3 p.m.). There will be many more gatherings occuring in neighborhoods. Call (509) 893-3934 before 4 p.m. tonight to find the location of one near year or check here for the addresses of the SCOPE stations.
Jayne Singleton, director of the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum, reads a list of Civil War veterans from a 1913 Spokesman-Review Tuesday at the museum. Sources like the old newspaper helped provide links from area pioneers to the Civil War. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
Here we are at Monday again. It's the start of another work week in addition to being the day for a look at some highlights from Saturday's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger stopped in at the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum to check out a new exhibit on the Civl War. Some of the items on display include bone saws and a 1913 edition of The Spokesman-Review that commemorated the 50th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address.
The city of Spokane Valley is taking a look at what could be the final design of the expansion of Balfour Park. Another public meeting is planned for September to get input on what people think of the plan. The expansion would include a reading garden, veterans memorial, picnic shelter, a splash pad and more.
Lisa also has a story on University High School graduate Stevie Gildehaus, who will travel to Brazil next year as a Fulbright scholar. She will help teach English classes as well as take classes at a local university.
Dana Eberly, of Spokane Valley, heats a glass tube with a special torch setup before bending it. She said plastic signs took over in the 1970s, but neon came back in the 1980s. Now LED lights are popular. SR photo/Jesse Tinsley
It's Thursday, it's cool and it might rain later. And to top if all off, we have some highlights from today's Valley Voice. Reporter Lisa Leinberger has an interesting story on Spokane Valley resident Dana Eberly, who makes and repairs neon signs. It's an exacting process to create the glass tubes.
The fate of the Painted Hills Golf Course has been determined after its owners declared bankruptcy last year: it will be sold in a trustee's sale on the steps of the Spokane County Courthouse next month. A group of residents have asked the city of Spokane Valley to buy the course so it won't be developed, but that doesn't look likely at this point.
The city is looking at the feasibility - and price tag - of adding sewer to a large swath of vacant industrial land near the eastern edge of the city. Early research shows an estimated cost of $10.2 million, but the project can be split in three phases and done over time.


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-Re: [DISCUSS] Bigtop "singularity" branch/release
Hi Andy,
my remark about the deja-vu wasn't intent to hurt, just you know.... a remark ;)
I think we are converging here and I can buy into your proposal about three
lines of the development if needed. So, process wise, I don't see any
problems here.
On the technical side, I'd seriously would urge people to review the branching
model from my earlier reference (nvie.com/git-model) as it would fit our
situation beautifully and will ease the pain of bringing feature cross
multiple branches.
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> Replies inline, prefixed with [Andrew]
> On Tue, Aug 6, 2013 at 9:39 PM, Konstantin Boudnik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Andrew,
> >
> > I might have a deja-vu, but I think we had this chat in the past: about
> > making
> > odd/even releases with different stability scope (essentially similar to
> > that
> > of Debian/Ubuntu model).
> >
> [Andrew] Maybe I was around for this discussion before. Apologies. Some
> days by dinner time I forget what I had for lunch.
> > Anyway, I think it totally makes sense to have stable/stinging model moving
> > forward and I would be certainly very interested in helping with stable
> > line's
> > maintenance.
> >
> > There is a couple of concerns I want to discuss/clarify:
> > # do we have enough bandwidth (like you've pointed earlier) for that
> > # would we need a certain level of cross-branches cooperation especially
> > in
> > the area of deployment and the base framework (aka Bigtop)
> > improvements? Is
> > Bigtop itself is in a good enough shape where such cross-branches
> > pollination would be limited and manageable? Or, perhaps, stable
> > releases
> > won't live for too long and this issue is totally immaterial?
> >
> [Andrew] The lifetime of a stable release could depend on the available
> project bandwidth and the observed rate of new releases off the components'
> release branches. Or it could be an emergent decision process - if release
> branches have a maintainer (a committer), then the branch would live as
> long as the maintainer still has an interest in that branch, or if someone
> else steps up should the current maintainer move on, or else EOL. I like
> the latter. PMC can step in if there is neglect.
> > Another way of addressing this multiple personality condition of Bigtop -
> > as
> > Roman suggests in another email - is to do post-singularity work on a
> > branch
> > without specific release dates/numbers in mind. Once there's a feeling that
> > such a post-singularity branch has ripened - we just release it, maybe
> > with the
> > even/odd theme in mind.
> >
> So essentially there two options as I see it:
> > - official acceptance for odd/even - or similar - release model with
> > different stability scope
> > - or going more agile - don't get me wrong, I don't like the word myself
> > -
> > and do all experimental development on a branch a release it on as
> > needed
> > basis.
> >
> > The latter in my opinion is a more sustainable approach going forward,
> > because
> > it helps to bake new features on an experimental branch for a while and, if
> > needed, get selectively ported onto the current release branch. Which
> > accidently goes hand in hand with my favorite nvie.com/git-model
> >
> > I believe the second choice above is essentially what you've proposed below
> > but expressed with Russian accent ;)
> >
> [Andrew] For me the stable/unstable even/odd scheme is just an artifact
> considering POMs must be versioned and users will be familiar with this
> model from elsewhere.
> In terms of the nvie model, given the upstream singularities, might there
> be for a time a three way branching? E.g.
> stable
> unstable
> development
> The "stable" and "unstable" branches would be release branches, coinciding
> with a Hadoop ecosystem based on 2.0.x and successor, respectively. We can
> give one an even number and the other an odd one to reflect our estimate of


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Man Charged with TennCare Fraud for Sale of Medication
A Davidson County man was charged with TennCare fraud for allegedly selling his prescription drugs, which were paid for by the states TennCare program.
Man Charged with TennCare Fraud for Sale of Medication
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A Davidson County man was charged with TennCare fraud for allegedly selling his prescription drugs, which were paid for by the states TennCare program.
The Office of Inspector General (OIG), with assistance from Metro Nashville Police, announced on Wednesday the arrest of Robert Carlton Patterson, 51, of Nashville. He was charged with TennCare fraud for the sale or delivery of the painkiller Oxycodone, obtained through the use of his TennCare benefits.
"We are working with municipal and county police officers across the state, as theyre looking for prescription drug abusers of all stripes," Acting Inspector General Robert White said. "Local police are clearly committed to eliminating prescription drug abuse, and were doing our part to stop abusers who are supporting this lifestyle with TennCare."
TennCare fraud is a Class E felony, carrying a sentence of up to two years in prison. District Attorney General Victor S. Johnson, III, will be prosecuting the case.
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text: So I know that I don't leave many comments or posts I mostly just lurk but I thought I would come here for a little support. I had my 39 week appt yesterday and everything seemed ok until the NP started talking to me about my belly measuring small ( I am currently measuring 36 weeks). Well last week when I saw a doctor in the office a doctor I have never seen before he told me that I was measuring a little on the small side and asked if I had had an ultrasound recently. I told him no and he left it at that. I didn't think much of it because at one point I measured small for a few weeks with my last baby. Yesterday I found out that last week I was measuring 34 weeks. That's 34 weeks when I was 38 weeks. To me that isn't a little small that's a pretty significant difference. Anyways yesterday the NP sent me for a BPP and all of the baby's measurements are good except the baby's belly is measuring 35 weeks. They don't know why and the only explanations I got were he is gaining the weight where he needs it which is his head or he wasn't getting enough nutrients. Well to me that's not really helpful. As the person carrying this baby for the past 9 months I want to make sure that I am doing everything right to make sure this baby is getting everything he needs and that he is growing right. After my BPP failure they sent me to the hospital to monitor the baby's HR for a while which ended up being perfect. Baby was moving good and his HR would go up when he moved all of the things they want to see. In the end I am happy that he is not in distress but I am a little peeved that they didn't check him last week to see if there was anything wrong. As much as I don't want to be induced especially after my hellish induction with my daughter I am thinking that it might be time for this baby to come out. I have an appt with my normal DR on Thursday so if I don't have him by then I think I am going to discuss induction with her. I feel at this point I would be much more comfortable with him out and getting good nutrients from breast feeding than him staying in there and me worrying all day everyday that the enviroment he is in might not be perfect for him anymore. I can not imagine me worrying is doing him any good anyways. Oook I think I am done venting. Sorry so long ladies.


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