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2013: Started all 24 contests in the midfield en route to earning the first All-South Region and All-ACC accolades of her career ... Recorded four goals and three assists for 11 points ... Tallied goals against ACC opponents Wake Forest and Virginia, as well as the gamewinner in an overtime victory at Boston College (Oct. 26) ... Contributed an assist in the Blue Devils' NCAA second round victory over UMass (Nov. 17) ... Named to the All-ACC Academic Team and the NFHCA National Academic Squad.
2012: Saw action in 13 games, starting 12 in her rookie year ... Scored her first career goal against Kent State and picked up her first assist in the same game ... Finished the season with a total of three points ... Missed five games due to participation in the 2012 Junior Pan American Games where she helped the United States qualify for the Junior World Cup ... Named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll ... Over the summer, competed on the U.S. Under-21 national squad that finished seventh at the Junior World Cup in Germany ... Tallied one goal in a 6-0 win over Ghana in the international tournament.
Prior to Duke: Four-year letterwinner at Shore Regional High School ... Two-time All-American ... Four-time First Team All-Shore ... Monmouth County Player of the Year (2011) ... Two-time All-State ... Holds high school record for most goals in single season and most goals in a single game ... Bronze medalist at the Youth Pan American Championship with the U-17 United States National Team in Montevideo, Uruguay (2010) ... Competed in Chile as a member of the U19 National Team (2011) ... Competed in a four-game series vs. the English U-21 team in England as a member of the U21 National Team (2012).
Personal: Born on Sept. 21, 1993 in Long Branch, N.J. ... Daughter of Stephen and Missy Johnson ... Has one younger sister (Shannon) and two younger brothers (Stephen and Aidan) ... Sister, Shannon, plays field hockey at North Carolina ... Majoring in sociology ... Also pursuing a certificate in Markets & Management Studies.
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Go big or go home on these possible missing pieces
It would have been hard to believe a couple of seasons ago that Zach Randolph and JR Smith could have been the missing piece on championship contenders, but as we stand almost a full month into the 2012-13 season, that is most certainly the case. Zach Randolph was considered a headcase, both on and off the court. A guy who just looks to fill his own stat sheet with no concern for wins and losses. JR Smith was a chucker who drove nearly a half a dozen coaches (including one in China of all places) to the brink of insanity, and now he is part of the most efficient offenses in the entire NBA.
We always hear of this magical elixir called the "change of scenery" that is supposed to cure athletes of all that ails their game. A guy chokes his coach and he just needs a change of scenery to become a stable individual. What is the solution for a player that goes into the stands and punches a paying customer? Change of scenery. What if you have a point guard who is on the verge of eating himself out of the league? A change of scenery beats any diet.
It sounds rediculous, and most times it is just that. More times than not a player does not change and the organization that acquires him just moves his baggage on to the next destination, but sometimes it does work. This year we have Randolph and Smith rewarding the teams that took a chance when nobody else would. In the past we have seen Latrell Sprewell lead the Knicks to an unlikely Finals run, Artest help the Lakers win Game 7 in the Finals, and Baron Davis help the Warriors pull off one of the greatest playoff upset of all time.
When you close your eyes and take that home run swing, you usually strike out, but every once in a while you smack a long ball that can completely turn around your franchises fortunes. With that in mind, we take a look at the guys who come with baggage, but could be the final piece to getting some hardware.
DeMarcus Cousins, Sacramento Kings
If *you were to tell me that there is a guy in the league that will have his career play out exactly like Zach Randolph's I would bet on Cousins. Like Randolph, Cousins came into the league too young and immature and finds himself in the middle of minor incidents both on and off the court. His coaches and teammates would be the first to tell you that he is not a bad person, he is just "a little off." In two years, the Kings will have to make a big financial decision on Cousins and this is one franchise that is not in position to take a risk on a player as volitile as Cousins. If they look to move him this summer before they have to make that decision to extend him on October 31st, might a package of our 1st rounder and Robin Lopez suffice? And if so, should the Hornets do it? Remember, Zach Randolph needed a couple of changes of scenery before he got his head straight.
Andrew Bynum, Philadelphia 76ers and Greg Oden, Free Agent
These guys are both on the list for the same reason, and while Bynum has at least played in games over the past couple of seasons, it isn't clear as of right now which one of these guys has a better chance to stay healthy over the next 5-7 seasons. Bynum cannot stay healthy in a bowling alley, meanwhile Oden is taking the year off and getting some of the same treatment that has lead to a Kobe Bryant rebirth. Oden also would come with the cheaper price tag at this point, but Bynum has the higher ceiling if he stays healthy. Either would be a gamble at this point, especially when you have a roster with Eric Gordon on it, but just imagine the potential of this team with a dominant young center next to Anthony Davis and a healthy Eric Gordon on the wing. More likely than not, we would need a completely different type of elixir to make that a reality, but sometimes you just got to take a chance.
Andray Blatche, Brooklyn Nets
It's not often that you see a 25 year-old without massive injury issues amnestied by a team that spent six seasons developing him, but that is exactly what happened to Blatche after a series of run-ins with coaches and management. Now he is in Brooklyn on a vet minimum contract having a bit of a resurgence after a change of scenery. Last week's game against Sacramento showed exactly what he is capable on the court as he scored 22 points on 12 shots in just 19 minutes, leading the team in scoring off the bench. This is a guy who average 17 and 8 just two seasons ago, but has struggled to stay in shape throughout his career. Perhaps a double change of scenery can keep the weight off for good, and the Hornets could be rewarded with a guy who has the potential to be what Rasheed Wallace was offensively in his prime.
Tyreke Evans, Sacramento Kings
When the class of 2009 were all getting their contract extensions at the end of October, it was hard not to notice Tyreke Evans missing from the list. Evans was the runaway Rookie of the Year that season, and now most people would likely rank him outside of the top ten in that class. It is surprising to see how much he has fallen since coming into the league and posting a 20, 6, and 5 as a rookie. Usually, players improve as they get acclomated to the league, but Evans has been lost on a Sacramento team that is full of guards and wings with his same shoot first mentality. While he will never be a knock down perimeter shooter, Evans has the ability to get to the rim at will and is only 23 years old. Perhaps pairing him with an unselfish superstar like Anthony Davis and a hard nosed head coach like Monty Williams is exactly what this guy needs to turn his game back around.
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]Hopefully you all watched the UCLA-Georgetown game I reccomended in last week's Missing Piece. If you did, you saw the debut of Shabazz Muhammad and the coming out party of Otto Porter. Both are likely to be top 10 picks in June, and while Muhammad is essentially a lock to go in the top three, Porter could figure into the top five if he keeps playing the way he did against UCLA. Porter was already known by scouts as a defensive specialist akin to a young Andrei Kirilinko, but now he is showing a smooth stoke from mid-range and the ability to attack the basket off the dribble. Muhammad, meanwhile, struggled in his first contest but that is to be expected with any player thrown into the lineup just days after being reinstated. In his first start the following day, he led the team with 21 points on just 12 shots, showcasing a bevy of moves that will help him excel at the next level.
Cody Zeller, meanwhile, has struggled somewhat against athletic players this season and some of *his numbers are actually down compared to what he put up as a freshman. I have always thought the talk of him going #1 was a bit proposterous and I actually think a Sullinger-like scenario is more likely for him than most realize. Part of Sullinger's fall was due to some medical issues, but even before that teams were sliding him down their draft boards because of what they saw during his sophomore year. Once teams started looking at tape on him, they recognized that length and athleticism could bother him, and now teams are doing the same with Zeller. He has posted huge numbers against the Sam Houston State's of the world, but against Indiana's two legitimate opponents this year (Georgia and Georgetown), Zeller is averaging just 11.5 points and 6 rebounds and is shooting 40% from the field.
If you want a sleeper to watch this season, check out Oklahoma State's Marcus Smart. Smart is a 6'4″ *freshman combo guard who went head to head with super freshman Rodney Purvis this week and absolutely demolished him as OSU upset #6 NC State. Smart's stat line was Dwayne Wade-esque as he had 20 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists, 4 blocks, and 4 steals. He isn't a super elite athlete, but he plays as hard as anyone you have ever seen every minute of the game and is always around the ball. Expect to hear his name a lot more in the weeks to come.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again. I'd welcome a guy like JR Smith on this team.
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Ummm.... Yes, please!
EDIT: Just to run some numbers, a team consisting of Gordon, Anderson, Jason Smith, Rivers, Vasquez, Thomas, Miller, Roberts, Cousins (at the max $13.6), and JR Smith (at $6 million) comes up to a total of $57 million. Re-sign Aminu (not sure if we have Bird Rights or not, but we could use the MLE if we have to). Then sign a couple of vet-min players to fill out the roster.
PG - Vasquez, Rivers, Roberts
SG - Gordon, JR Smith
SF - Aminu, Miller
PF - Davis, Anderson
C - Cousins, J Smith
There is your championship roster.
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The team isn't ready for those type of personalities. I think I'd wait until the deadline next season before I even think about it. We are a developmental team at the moment and a lot of those guys are guys that help complete your team rather than help build your team. I'd ideally want to wait until Davis is more developed/established before introducing these types of characters on the team. I think year 3 is the time to really consider it.
Vasquez as our backup 1, Smith as our backup 4/5, and Mason as our backup backup 2.
Cousins, on the other hand, I'm unsure about. He'd be such a boom or bust acquisition, and this upcoming draft is looking better and better by the day. At the moment, I'd be more comfortable with maintaining our front court and investing our soon to be Top 10 pick on a SF prospect. I still have faith that Rivers and Gordon will make up a formidable back court and perform at a high level for years to come.
I see a squad more like this:
1st round draft pick/Miller
*And 2nd round pick BPA
*Doesn't matter if Davis/Lopez starts. We all know Anderson/Davis is our true starting front court combo and play the majority of the minutes.
And while I haven't crunched the numbers, we'd still have around 10-12M to play with. If you hadn't noticed, Aminu wouldn't be on our roster. I'm not sure how popular that decision would be, but if we have the ability to add an athletic wing who can shoot the three and defend (and on a cheaper contract), why not make the move?
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It is not likely, but it sure is possible
I would like the get Evans as our PG. He can drive and dish to our shooters like Rivers and Ryno. I would love to have Cousins but I don't feel we have enough of a veteran presence to keep him in check. We are a young team like the Kings plus it is New Orleans. You can't tell me he won't be tempted from the Bourbon St., Harrahs, and other distractions.
Cousins... totally dominating the game tonight vs Utah. Just got ejected... The guy definitely needs a change of scenery. I think our locker room is great for him, and Monty won't put up with his BS. The Kings have got to be frustrated with him right now... Strike while the iron is hot!
This is a bit off topic, but I saw Greg Oden's name, and I had to chime in.
I really feel bad for Greg. Sure he made a few million off of potential, but his career is shot. I too have had a stress fracture, and it stinks. I am not sure if anyone else on the board has had a stress fracture, but mine was a hairline stress fracture right where shin meets foot. I messed my foot up 2 years ago when I was running competitively. And even after doing everything that the witch doctor recommended, every now and again my foot kills me. This Thursday at the turkey bowl I hurt it pretty bad, and have had it wrapped up. I am never sure when it is going to put me out for long periods of time (usually I am not allowed to run or play ball for 6 weeks).
With Greg Oden, and as much medical help as he may receive, I can't help but believe his knee will give him problems again. He probably wants to play more than anything, but with the uncertainty surrounding that knee, he will never fetch more than a 1 year deal.
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As Davis develops his post game, I think we're going to see him and Anderson as our big men on the floor at the same time. Not necessarily to start, but definitely finishing games. While I would love a talent of Bynum's caliber at the 5, I think, when EG comes back, a stud at either the 1 or the 3 will be the real difference maker. Our frontcourt is not a problem right now (in terms of PER, we have the #3, #6, and #16 PFs right now, with both Davis and Smiht capable centers). Unfortunately, after CP3 and Iggy, there are no studs at either position that will be available in FA next offseason (I guess Josh Smith is a fringe "stud", but he's also a fringe "SF"). I don't think CP3 leaves LA, and if he does, I still don't think he comes here, even though I think he legitimately likes NOLA and Monty/Dell. Iggy would be fantastic. Vasquez is a terrible defender, but he's large enough that I think you can have him defend the least capable scored on the opponent at the 1, 2, or maybe even 3. EG is a very good defender and Iggy is an elite one. I don't know if Vasquez/EG/Iggy/Anderson/Davis would be good enough to win a championship next season, but they would compete. It would be a great combination of scoring and defense, and Vasquez, while not a great player, has proven that he's capable of running an offense, plus he's still young and has had little talent around him (especially with so many injuries). I could see him flirting with 10 assists per game with that talent around him.
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Motiejeunas is an interesting prospect, but we could get more for Vasquez. Guy is a legit starting PG on a dirt cheap contract for this year and next. And we better be damn sure that CP3 is coming here before we choose not to pick up Lopez's option. He's not a great player, but he's on a very good contract at $5m/yr through 2014/15, each being a team option. Trade Vasquez this year, don't pick up Lopez, then NOT getting CP3 leaves us in a really bad spot at PG and weaker in terms of frontcourt depth (the team's strength).
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that team is freaking sick in 3 years, gordon davis cousins and aminu in their primes?? whatttt
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I really can't see the Kings giving up Cousins for ANOTHER lottery pick, especially if they trade Evans too.. as cheap as the Maloofs are, how many times can you rebuild?
On the other hand, if the Three Stooges have their eye on another market, they might trade Cousins/strip the team and tank the season for draft picks a la Seattle 2007-2008- depressing.
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Freshman swimmer Dima Turkin is the Pfeiffer male athlete of the week. Turkin was the lone Falcon to compete at the National Swimming and Diving Championships in Ohio this past week. The freshman finished 13th in the nation in the 100-yard butterfly and 10th in the nation in the 100-yard backstroke. Turkin also finished 20th in the 200-yard backstroke.


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The Celebrate Israel Festival on May 31 at Pier 94, slated to be the largest gathering to date of Israeli-Americans in New York.
The French Interior Ministry announced Monday the deportation of two Islamists, adding that it is planning to expel three more, in the wake of the killing of seven people by an Islamic extremist.
The statement by Interior Minister Claude Gueant said these were part of "an acceleration of the deportation procedures of foreign Islamic radicals."
The Interior Ministry is also planning to start deportation proceedings against an imam of Saudi nationality, a Tunisian radical Islamist and an imam from Turkey.
The ministry cited provisions in French law which "allow this type of decision with regards the 'urgent need for state security or public safety' or 'conduct likely to harm the fundamental interests of the state.'"
Other expulsions will take place soon, said the statement.
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Remarks by the President on Jewish American Heritage Month – May 22, 2015
At the ninth hour, Chabad of Dead Sea whipped together sheva brochot in 2 hours for a newly wedded tourist couple — out of nowhere.
Israel finally has a Foreign Minister who is not ashamed to say the word "God."
An Arab language website sent a reporter, dressed as a Jew, to the streets of Cairo.
Eight years ago, an Israeli rancher from Moshav Zippori in the Lower Galilee region reached a breaking point. Thieves and marauders had been targeting Chaim Zilberman's sprawling ranch; his land was burnt black and cattle fences cut down. On the verge of bankruptcy, the rancher told his family during a Friday Shabbat dinner one night […]
Scotland Yard said it cannot prevent the upcoming neo-Nazi march that is planned for July 4th.
A store in Rafah, Gaza displays women's Islamic head coverings for sale.
A State Dept. official is in Israel to talk about making the region nuclear-free.
The highway at the property is a favorite spot for PA Arabs to try to throw
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu annual medical report as written by his personal physician, Dr. Tzvi Berkovitz, states, "Blood tests were completely normal including those for sugar, cholesterol and fats. The Prime Minister's blood pressure was normal (120/80), aided by light medication." The reports notes that "Prime Minister Netanyahu trains several times a week at a […]
The President will speak Friday night at Washington's largest Conservative synagogue, probably to continue to express his opinion that Israel is racist & Israel should embody "Judeo-Christian"/universal values (as opposed to Jewish values). They're going to lap it up .
This week ISIS captured two major cities, one in Iraq, one in Syria. Assad's escape plan revealed.
Israeli Pres. Rivlin expresses deep concern after vandals torch a Bnei Akiva building and synagogue in northern Israel.
More than 70 percent of Muslims in Netherlands reportedly view their brethren fighting the "jihad" in Syria as "heroes."
Israel rejects a Swiss court decision granting $1.1 billion to Iran after an oil deal went sour after the Islamic Revolution.
Liberman apologizes for describing Netanyahu's decision to meet with head of Arab Joint Party List as "autistic."
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Scotland Yard said it cannot prevent the upcoming neo-Nazi march that is planned for July 4th.
The Arab terrorist's neighbors gathered to greet and cheer the return of the terrorist's body.
If anyone should be kicked out of FIFA, it is the Palestinian Authority.
Hamas wants to build up their naval terrorists, though it didn't go so well for them on Zikim beach last summer.
Israel's cemeteries are running out of room. The next step is a subterranean city of the dead.
Robert Wistrich, considered the world's leading historian on anti-Semitism, died in Rome late Tuesday from a heart attack. He was 70 years old. He was scheduled to address the Italian Senate on increasing anti–Semitism in Europe. Wistrich was professor of Jewish history at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and headed the university's Vidal Sassoon International Center […]
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Underground RailroadNurturing Pathways to Freedom in Trumbull CountyAn exhibit for the Community by the Warren Library AssociationNurturing Pathways to Freedom in Trumbull County was established in 2003 to give the community a glimpse into the historical realities concerning local anti-slavery sentiments from the 1820s to the 1850s. The exhibit is located outside of the Sutliff Museum on the second floor of the Warren-Trumbull County Public Library.Exhibit ContentTrumbull County Historian Wendell Lauth researched and selected the informational content of the exhibit.The display features four sections:Anti-slavery sentiments in the 1820s and 1830sOrganized efforts and leadership in support of the Abolition Movement in the 1840sTravel along the Underground Railroad in the 1850sArtifacts depicting the evils of slaveryExhibit Pictures:Case 1Case 2Case 3Case 4 On display are photographs, maps, and reproductions of newspapers, articles and original historic documents including:A slave auction broadsideCorrespondence from the Sutliff Family CollectionAn exhibit chronology called 70 Years on the Roads to Freedom underscores local anti-slavery history in the context of national happenings on a timeline for the period 1793-1863, from the first Fugitive Slave Act to the Emancipation Proclamation.A wealth of original source material has been uncovered to support the fact that Trumbull County was a key player in the "forwarding business." The use of the "underground railroad" vocabulary first appears locally about 1850. Ohio State University Professor Wilbur H. Siebert's landmark 1895 study of The Underground Railroad in Ohio notes that Trumbull County was one of the most active counties in the system with 153 miles of lines to freedom. Cross-lines also made lateral connections with western Pennsylvania.
The Underground RailroadMyth and reality have merged about the operation of the Underground Railroad. Its secret activity was neither underground nor was it a railroad. Escape tunnels, often associated with the movement of fugitive slaves northward toward Canada, are rarely found at the safe havens of eastern and northern Ohio. Hiding places in homes, workshops, barns and country stores were more common. Existing highways were popular travel routes. The network of persons who assisted the escapees became known as conductors, or agents on the Underground Railroad.Disapproval over slavery was especially strong in northern Ohio, including the counties to the south, west and north of Trumbull County. Anti-slavery activists helped with the "forwarding business" and spoke out in the political arenas of the Liberty, Whig and Free-Soil parties during the 1840s and '50s. Abolitionists often put themselves and their families at risk to aid fugitive slaves."...we believe it is the duty of all men, but especially of abolitionists, to give meat to the hungry, drink to the thirsty, protection or lodging to the stranger, clothes to the naked, and point out the North Star to him who enquires..."---The Liberty HeraldWarren, OhioJanuary 11, 1844"...Trumbull County is not the place for slave catchers, as they will be convinced if they but once come among us."---Western Reserve ChronicleWarren, OhioDecember 4, 1850Most slaves did not run away but some dared to follow "the drinking gourd" (the North Star) on a hard and dangerous trek north.It was not until the 13th amendment to the Constitution was passed in 1865 that the practice of slavery was officially abolished in the United States.Visiting the ExhibitThe exhibit is open during regular library hours. If you would like more information, call the Sutliff Museum at (330) 399-8807, ext. 121.
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When ASPCA staffer Rena L. saw a veterinarian cradling a tiny animal in her arms, she wondered, "Is that a turkey? What's a turkey doing at the ASPCA Adoption Center?"
Then she realized: The tiny animal was in fact a cat—one who had suffered severe chemical burns on her back, scalp and other parts of her body. Kylie's ears were singed off, and she couldn't walk or close her red and cloudy eyes.
"My heart was completely broken," remembers Rena, ASPCA Adoption Center Department Coordinator. "Ever since that moment, I'd go visit her when I was done with my office work, for 30 minutes to an hour."
Late last year, Kylie was found hiding behind some bushes, quietly suffering, when two dogs sniffed her out while out on a walk. The dogs' pet parent took the first step toward saving Kylie's life: He brought her to ASPCA Animal Hospital. But Kylie's struggle was far from over, and our veterinary staff didn't know if she'd pull through.
"It was really touch-and-go with Kylie because she'd lost so much skin," recalls ASPCA veterinarian Dr. Patricia Wagner, who treated Kylie. "We didn't know if she'd be able to blink, or walk, ever again."
Kylie needed several surgeries, specialist care and extensive treatment for her injuries. She spent months at the ASPCA Animal Hospital, where everyone fell in love with Kylie and her sweet, patient personality. "Everyone knew who Kylie was," says Dr. Wagner. "There were so many people here pulling for her. We didn't want to fail."
Then one day it was clear to our veterinarians that Kylie's recovery had turned a corner—she was out of the woods. In fact, Kylie was ready to continue her recovery in a foster home. Rena's was an obvious choice. Rena began fostering Kylie in February, eagerly taking on the medical regime her new foster kitty required: pain medicine, fish oil and eye drops, all twice a day on a rigid schedule. To protect Kylie's burns and promote healing, Rena purchased her a T-shirt. When the shirt didn't quite fit, Rena had it tailored.
Today, Kylie is an integral part of Rena's family and fast friends with Lafaille cats Gizmo and Cleopatra, a Beagle called Maya, and Baby Jin, a four-and-a-half-pound Chihuahua who is her playmate and constant companion. Rena continues to work with Dr. Wagner on Kylie's treatment, and they're hopeful she won't need medication one day.
"Kylie will never, ever give up no matter what," Rena says. "It was her spirit that got her through this. She's really an incredible cat."
We can't think of a better example of the animals our members' support touches. If you haven't lately, please consider making a gift to the ASPCA today. You'll assist animals like Kylie—those already fortunate enough to be in our care, and those still waiting for our help.
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let us pet her because she had lived in a place were her owners hit and kicked and thew bottles at her she is slowly overcoming that fear
That's horrible!!!! I can't believe that every ten seconds an animal is abused! This is terrible. I am so sorry about your horse.
It's not only a sicko who abuses defenseless animals, but also a coward!! They would not dare inflict their evil acts on a human being...they know they might just get their asses kicked or worse!!! I cannot understand such cowardly evil people. Put them in a ring with a boxer and some bad ass dogs and let them have fun with the coward!!!
Finally!!! In Canada we have a Member of Parliament that has given the go-ahead to collect signatures to implement a NATIONAL Animal Abuse Registry!!!!! The wonderful world-wide web has enabled those of us who speak up for animals' rights, to come together in vast numbers and in a minimal amount of time! Now these self-centered, self-cautious politicians have no choice but to address the responses of thousands that demand meaningful and immediate reforms for those who cannot help themselves. The special interest groups are now shifting from greed-mongering, mega-businesses to WE THE PEOPLE!!!!
Congrats to neighbors to the north. Compassion for animals is and should be a global goal. Hats off to you Canadian Citizens for pushing your politicians forward. We know the feeling here just south of you. Bravo!!
Thank you Suz and Laurie and everyone who responded to this story. I couldn't stop crying after seeing this poor kitty. I feel her pain and am proud she didn't stop fighting. But that is the difference between animals and people. They don't know how not to live. I am a cat caregiver, rescuer, and I always rehabilitate them because of the trauma (PTSD) they suffer. I find homes for abandon, abused and lost cats. The neglect is so large spread it is almost impossible to help all pets so I help all that cross my path. I love all animals and want to see more being done to the people who get away with the abuse. I used to think it was ignorance. Why do these people think it is ok to drop a cat off in the country to be eaten by another animal or starve to death. All my rescues were starving and injured. The Humane Society in Austin Texas has a program to help animals, pet or stray and it is very good. But all Humane Society offices do not have the same program. It would be nice if all cities and states had similar plans to help. But we need new laws to prosecute the offenders. I personally believe they should receive the punishment they caused the animal. The people who hurt defenseless animals are sick and it is true they will also hurt people because they don't care about who they hurt. I heard a story of a judge who sentenced a woman to sit in the woods overnight the same way she abandoned several little kittens to do. The kittens didn't have shelter, food, water or a mommy to take care of them. They were scared, cold, and hungry and probably didn't make it. Keep up the good fight, I will.
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This is the hooded, lightweight jacket made from fine 1.2-mm netting that zips-up in front to shield the skin from mosquitoes without the use of harmful and malodorous chemicals. Worn over regular clothing, the jacket protects against insect-borne illnesses such as West Nile virus and Lyme disease, as well as the discomfort of itchy welts. The integrated hood shields the face and neck without obscuring your vision, and the extendable cuffs with thumbholes protect hands. While standard insect repellents must be reapplied after several hours, this wearable net provides continuous, nontoxic, and environmentally friendly coverage without DEET or fragrances. The polyester stretches to allow freedom of movement while engaging in outdoor pursuits, and breathes so it won't trap heat, helping you stay cool even in tropical climates. Packs into its own pocket for easy transport. For best protection, a loose fit is recommended. Olive. Unisex sizes S/M or L/XL. (8 oz.)
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Mosquito Stopper
By Earnie
from New Hampton, NH
Mosquitos can bight thru the netting if it is against your skin. As long as the netting is sliding on your skin from movement, they can't bite.I didn't know if it was working or not until I stoped for a break and noticed the cloud of frustrated mosquitos surrounding me. It was working GREAT. Well worth the price.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Not for serious use
By Chanterelle Michelle
from PEI, Canada
About Me Casual Dresser
I am a hobby forager - chanterelle mushrooms- which I sell to local restaurants. I had great hopes for the functionality of this product in the deep woods. I did not go "commando". With just a sleeveless shirt underneath. And I got bit through the mesh any where it was on my skin (forearms and upper back below yoke). Disappointed as I'll have wear a jacket under the jacket in 80 heat. Also first unzipped the hood zipper broke. My husband repaired track with pliers and we secured with thread do it won't come off track. My old "hunting style". Tent like jacket. Though no style does a better job. But it looks pretty and fits like a hoodie I guess are the good things.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
No longer bug bit or slathered with DEET.
By Bugaboo
from Marietta, GA
I live in GA where mosquitoes abound and yard work guarantees being bitten unless one is willing to slather himself with chemicals to ward off the insects. In so doing, one becomes the recipient of noxious chemicals by way of skin infusion. Hence, ward off the mosquitoes while accepting toxins on one's skin, or use avoidance of the mosquitoes by way of the garment and retain your health. Is it fashionable? No. Health first; fashion last.
Mosquito Jacket
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its working so far to keep insects from biting. but it does make me hotter than without wearing it.
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This insect blocking jacket may have just changed my life. Being an avid hiker in swamp land, I am tired of slathering toxic repellent on my skin & clothes. If you take care to keep the netting from laying flat on your exposed skin, this jacket works like a dream. The elastic around waist is a little too snug for my shape, allowing the jacket to scoot up above hips, thus exposing lower back when bending over, but otherwise- it is a winner!
Has made hiking in summer bearable
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Usually my hikes through woods are equally enjoyable and frustrating due to heavy mosquito population. This jacket has tipped the scales to the enjoyable side!! Nice quality-hope to use it for years to come.
Hooded mosquito jacket
By Jo
from North Hampton, NH
This jacket is great for working in the yard and woods. Also great for hiking in a mosquito area. Light weight and easily stowed when not in use.
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from lansing, michigan
This jacket is the perfect answer to those pesky bugs that bother me while walking my animals. Great to use as opposed to bug repellants, while still allowing the air to keep me cool.
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The first successful gasoline-powered automobile was built by Karl Benz in Germany in 1885; he would later found Mercedes-Benz. During the early 1910s in the U.S., Henry Ford heavily streamlined the existing large-scale automobile assembly line and the concept of interchangeable parts in his Detroit factory. Ford's economically priced Model T helped popularize the car among the vast American populace as well. These breakthroughs led to the rise of a lucrative automotive industry with numerous manufacturers existing worldwide today.
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25th ANNUAL ALL CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL TELETHON RAISES $4,212,804 FOR KIDS' CARE
(June 1, 2008) St. Petersburg, FL – The 2008 All Children's Hospital Telethon today recorded another resounding success in difficult economic times, raising a grand total of $4,212,804 for the region's referral center for specialized pediatric care.
This year's Telethon theme, "Building Miracles," reflects construction currently underway on a bigger, better All Children's Hospital, with room for individual patient rooms and state-of-the-art technology to provide "little miracles" with the specialized care they need every day. Stories of youngsters from throughout west central Florida who have benefited from All Children's care were the highlight of the 25th annual fundraiser.
In its 82-year history, All Children's Hospital has grown to become a regional referral center for the highest level of pediatric specialty care and one of the top 20 children's hospitals in the nation. The Hospital's mission also includes a strong commitment to teaching and research through its partnerships with H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center, the University of South Florida and the Children's Research Institute. All Children's regional reach has spurred the creation of outreach facilities in seven west central Florida counties. Community support made such growth possible. Today's amazing toteboard total pushes the cumulative total of 25-years of Telethon donations to more than $66-million. It will also help fund the construction of a new hospital and ambulatory services center with nearly a million square feet of space on the downtown St. Petersburg campus. Projected completion of the new hospital is 2009.
The annual Telethon was broadcast live from All Children's Education and Conference Center on WFLA-TV News Channel 8 from Saturday, May 31 at 8:30 PM through Sunday, June 1 at 6:30 PM. The event was also broadcast on WXCW/CW-6, the CW affiliate in the Ft. Myers/Naples area.
In addition to the Telethon, other special events also took place over the weekend to benefit All Children's Hospital. Money raised from the individual events was included in this year's $4,212,804 total.
A Taste of Pinellas raised more than $200,000 for the hospital over the course of three days. Now in its 22nd year, the annual food festival generated record dollars. A stellar line-up of headline music acts including Rick Springfield, Jonny Lang and Eddie Money drew record crowds to Vinoy Park on the downtown St. Petersburg waterfront, thanks to a cooperative effort with Ruth Eckerd Hall and sponsorship by BB&T.
The Saturday night VIP Auction Kickoff Party at the Hilton St. Petersburg Carillon Park added another $200,000 to the Telethon total.
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Only 22 years old, Kirstin Sheppard has struggled with her weight her entire life. She's tried dropping the extra pounds in a variety of ways since junior high school, but nothing has worked…until now! Here's what Kirstin had to say about her journey…
"There are many reasons for my weight issues. Family stress has been one of the major contributors. My parents divorced when I was very young, and it was definitely hard on me to constantly go back and forth between houses. I would turn to food for every emotion, especially when I was stressed, upset, or even bored. Food became my constant comfort and friend.
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|Illinois Auditor General
|General information
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|Other Illinois Executive Offices
|Governor • Lieutenant Governor • Secretary of State • Attorney General • Treasurer • Auditor • Comptroller • Superintendent of Education • Agriculture Director • Insurance Director • Natural Resources Director • Labor Director • Illinois Commerce Commission
- 1 Current officeholder
- 2 Authority
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- 9 Historical officeholders
- 10 Recent news
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- 12 See also
- 13 External links
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The current officeholder is William Holland. First appointed by the Illinois General Assembly on August 1, 1992, he was re-appointed for a second ten-year term on August 1, 2002, and unanimously re-appointed to a third ten-year term in 2012.[2]
The Illinois Auditor General's powers, term of office, etc. are derived from Article VI of the Illinois Constitution.
Article VI, Section III:
|The General Assembly shall provide by law for the audit of the obligation, receipt and use of public funds of the State...
Chapter 30, Article II, Section 2-1 of the Illinois Compiled Statutes establishes the qualifications of the office:
|The Auditor General must be a person qualified under the Constitution and determined by the General Assembly to be experienced and competent in governmental auditing, financial management, or government operation and knowledgeable in the subject of state government.
- meets Constitutional requirements.
- deemed experienced and competent in auditing, related tasks and the state government by General Assembly.
The auditor general is appointed by a vote of at least three-fifths of the members of the Illinois General Assembly to a ten-year term.[3]
Article VI, Section III:
|The General Assembly, by a vote of three-fifths of the members elected to each house, shall appoint an Auditor General and may remove him for cause by a similar vote. The Auditor General shall serve for a term of ten years.
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|Sec. 2-2. Term of office.
Sec. 2-3. Appointment-Procedure.
The General Assembly fills vacancies for the office of Auditor General with the regular appointment process outlined in the previous section.
Chapter 30, Article II, Sections 2-5 of the Illinois Compiled Statutes details the definition of a vacancy and how the position is temporarily filled given the death, end of term, disqualification from office, or removal from office.
The auditor general's office performs several types of audits to review State agencies. Financial audits and compliance examinations are mandated by law. They disclose the obligation, expenditure, receipt, and use of public funds. They also provide agencies with specific recommendations to ensure full compliance with State statutes, rules, and regulations. The auditor general also reviews compliance with federal statutes, and rules and regulations for those agencies subject to the Federal Single Audit Act of 1984.[1]
There audits performed by the Auditor General's office are divided into three divisions based on the different areas the office is assigned to audit.[4]
- Performance Audits Division
- Financial/Compliance Audit Division
- Information Systems Audits Division
Performance Audits Division
- The Performance Audit Division conducts audits including management audits and program audits.
Financial/Compliance Audit Division
- According to the Auditor General's website, "The Compliance Audit Division conducts financial audits and compliance examinations of each State agency at least once every two years. Some agencies are audited annually. Other responsibilities include the audit of the State's combined annual financial statement prepared by the State Comptroller, a review of the State's centralized accounting system, and single audits of federally funded programs."[4]
Information Systems Audits Division
- The Information Systems Audits Division reviews the information system controls of State agencies, and facilitates the Auditor General's Office with computing and networking issues.[4]
- See also: Compensation of state executive officers
In 2012, the auditor was paid an estimated $149,005. This figure comes from the Council of State Governments.
In 2011, the Illinois Auditor General was paid an estimated $149,005 according to the Council of State Governments.[5]
Historical officeholders
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Contact Information
The Office of the Auditor General has two locations:[6]
Iles Park Plaza
740 East Ash St.
Springfield, IL 62703-3154
Phone: (217) 782-6046
Fax: (217) 785-8222
TTY number: (888) 261-2887
Michael A. Bilandic Building
160 N. LaSalle Street
Suite S-900
Chicago, Illinois 60601-3103
Phone: (312) 814-4000
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See also
External links
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Illinois Auditor "Description" Accessed December 20, 2012
- ↑ Illinois Auditor General, "Description," accessed September 4, 2012
- ↑ Illinois Auditor General "Description" Accessed December 28, 2012
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Illinois Auditor General, "FOIA Facts About the Office of the Auditor General," accessed July 27, 2013
- ↑ The Council of State Governments,"The Book of States 2010 Table 4.11," retrieved September 5, 2012
- ↑ Illinois Auditor "Contact Information" Accessed December 20, 2012


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