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Charles Pelham Villiers
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of AstraZeneca Plc (AZN - Get Report) are slightly higher in active trading as the London-based biopharmaceutical company considers strategic options to thwart a takeover by Pfizer (PFE - Get Report), according to the Financial Times.
The company is considering selling the rights to some of its future revenues in a move that would boost its cash reserves, as it works with bankers to explore the sale of future income streams from some of its existing medicines, sources told the FT.
That would bring in billions of dollars in cash which could be returned to shareholders or used to fund R&D. It would also make the company less attractive to Pfizer, by denying it access to some future revenues in the event of a takeover, the FT said.
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- AZN's revenue growth has slightly outpaced the industry average of 5.3%. Since the same quarter one year prior, revenues slightly increased by 0.9%. This growth in revenue does not appear to have trickled down to the company's bottom line, displayed by a decline in earnings per share.
- The current debt-to-equity ratio, 0.48, is low and is below the industry average, implying that there has been successful management of debt levels.
- The gross profit margin for ASTRAZENECA PLC is currently very high, coming in at 90.79%. It has increased significantly from the same period last year. Despite the strong results of the gross profit margin, AZN's net profit margin of 7.66% significantly trails the industry average.
- Compared to its closing price of one year ago, AZN's share price has jumped by 45.23%, exceeding the performance of the broader market during that same time frame. Looking ahead, the stock's sharp rise over the last year has already helped drive it to a level which is relatively expensive compared to the rest of its industry. We feel, however, that other strengths this company displays justify these higher price levels.
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A 27-year-old woman had a blood-alcohol level of 0.365 percent, more than four times the legal limit, when she was killed in a March 9 crash, Madison County Coroner Steve Nonn said Wednesday.
Christina Martinez, of Fairmont City, died when the car she was driving struck the Con-Agra building at West Broadway and West Williams Street in Alton. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
Testing after her death showed she also had used cocaine.
Just before the fatal crash, Madison County Sheriff Robert Hertz said, Martinez had crashed into a car in Godfrey Township. The driver of the other vehicle suffered minor injuries but refused medical treatment.
Hertz said in March that Martinez left the scene at speeds topping 100 mph, and died in the second crash "two or three minutes after that first accident."
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The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) will soon be relieved of the ever growing problem of e-waste. The state government will start the first of its kind plant for scientific recycling of e-waste generated in the region.
"E-waste has become a serious cause of concern for the society and the problem needs to be addressed effectively," said environment secretary Valsa Nair.The environment department of the state government, along with the MMRDA, will soon start a formal e-waste recycling facility in the region through a public-private partnership. "The pre-feasibility study conducted by IRG Systems has given highly encouraging results. The report submitted two weeks ago shows that such facility, if created in the MMR, would be highly feasible," Nair said.
According to research conducted by Greenpeace, Mumbai tops the country with around 50,000 tonne of e-waste every year. The figure is projected to increase to 3 lakh tonne per annum by 2011. "Apart from that, the manner in which e-waste is presently being recycled is highly harmful for the environment and human health as well," Nair said.
Currently, the total e-waste generation in Mumbai and Pune is around 5 lakh metric tonne per annum. According to Nair, currently e-waste recycling is carried out in two steps - dismantling and segregating. "Recovery of valuable metals and resource recovery are not taking place. The reason for this is that resource recovery facility is available only in Belgium. Hence it is necessary to set up a proper recycling plant."
Tenders for setting up the facility will be invited by MMRDA by the end of July and the plant is expected to be completely functional by next year.
"The project will be implemented in phases. In the first phase, the capacity of the plant would be around 7,500 tonne per annum, which would later be increased. We have plans to start resource recovery facility at the plant in the future," Nair added.
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A passenger rail package that passed the Florida House on Monday would create a new regional rail system for Central Florida (SunRail), provide annual funding for for the existing Tri-Rail system serving southeastern Florida, and authorize a new venture into high speed passenger rail.
In the state Senate, however, the bill barely survived its first committee vote, winning 5-4 after a pro-rail senator replaced a member of the Transportation Committee who was absent due to illness. On a tie vote the bill would have died.
The main provision of the bill would authorize the state to pay CSX Corp. $432 million for 61.5 miles of track for the long-planned SunRail regional passenger system serving Orlando and other points in Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and Volusia counties. CSX would retain the right to operate freight trains on the line under stated conditions.
The bill would also require the state to pay an annual premium of about $2 billion for $200 million in liability insurance for SunRail.
For Tri-Rail in southeastern Florida, the bill provides $13 million to $15 million in annual operating assistance.
Through earmarks totaling $2.5 billion over 30 years, mostly in federal funds, the bill would set into motion planning for a high speed rail system in the Tampa-Orlando-Miami corridor.
The New York Metropolitan Transportation Authority has learned that revenue from a new payroll tax for transit will run about $200 million short of expectations, a development that MTA's chief financial officer, Gary Dellaverson, called "shocking" in an email message to board members.
The payroll tax is part of an MTA aid package that the state legislature put together last spring.
Dellaverson said the agency was concerned "both because of the magnitude of the underrun (20%) and the late date of its discovery." An operating budget of around $10 billion is to be presented to the board for its approval next week.
The MTA had to cope earlier with a reduction in the support it receives from an urban real estate that was hard hit by the recession. Dellaverson said in November that to close that gap it would need to tap $150 million in reserves.
Amtrak says its ridership during the Thanksgiving Day week this year set an "all-time record," with ridership up 4% compared with the comparable period in 2008; ticket revenue rose 1% compared with the year-ago period.
Amtrak says 685,876 trips took place between Nov. 24 and Nov. 30, generating $44.1 million in ticket revenue, which it claims is "the best weekly performance in company history."
"Once again, our performance illustrates the growing popularity of passenger rail service, which is a credit to our front line employees who operate a great railroad," said Emmett Fremaux, vice president, Marketing and Product Development. "To outperform our previous ridership record from FY08, when gas prices were much higher, is a great accomplishment."
"On behalf of the entire executive team, I want to thank every employee for their dedication to safety and customer service during such a busy time," said President and CEO Joe Boardman.
The Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) rail system will get $356.9 million for new rolling stock, a new signal system, and other improvements under a preliminary capital spending program announced by the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey.
The bistate agency's capital plan also contains $503.9 million for continuing work on Access to the Region's Core projects and $349.7 million for the World Trade Center Transportation Hub.
Under PATH's proposed new capital budget, the biggest item is a $109.9 million payment toward the ongoing acquisition of 340 new passenger cars, which are being built by Kawasaki. The new signaling system is budgeted at $65.5 million. For infrastructure improvements, PATH is allocated $30.6 million; and for stations, $11.7million.
The Port Authority's total 2010 capital program is estimated at $3.1 billion and includes investments in airport and marine facilities as well as rail.
In announcing the program on Dec. 3, PATH said that in order to maintain a focus on long-term capital improvements, it was implementing new operating cost controls including job cuts that will bring staffing to the lowest level in 40 years.
The Federal Trade Commission has given Berkshire Hathaway, Inc. antitrust approval for its planned takeover of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp.,operator of BNSF Railway. The approval, which was expected, appeared Mondayin a list of antitrust clearances routinely issued by the FTC.
Berkshire has offered to pay $26.4 billion for the 77.4% of BNSthat it does not now own. Combined with previously owned shares and$10 billion in debt, the takeover is valued at around $44 billion.
Berkshire has also filed a preliminary proxy statement withthe Securities and Exchange Commission giving notice that it has set Jan.20 for a special shareholders meeting in Omaha. Shareholders will beasked to approve a 50-for-1 split of Berkshire's Class B shares. The higher-priced Class A shares will not be affected.
The split would bring Class B shares down to about $66 eachfrom their current level of around $3,300.
Berkshire's Warren Buffett said earlier in an interview withCNBC that the split will enable "anybody that has as little as oneshare of BNSF to opt for the tax-free exchange ... So those small shareholderscan have exactly the same availability that otherwise would only have beenavailable to a big shareholder."
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By Ted Sares: Jose Gonzalez (alias El Cuervo), out of Kansas via Guadalajara took the fight on short notice against LeHoullier (alias The Hammer) out of Portland, Maine by way of New Hampshire. The fight was televised on ESPN on March 7, 2008 and was for the vacant NABA light middleweight title at Foxwoods Casino in Connecticut.
Gonzalez, 11-2, peppered The Hammer, 21-0, with sharp uppercuts and nice combinations throughout the fight as LeHoullier continued to fall (walk) into El Cuervos punches with a style made to order for the tough Kansas stylist who dominated the ten rounder. El Cuervo threw over 1,000 punches and landed over 30%. Alternating with excellent and subtle body work, he sliced and diced The Hammers face rendering both eyes swollen and his left eye and nose bleeding.
Aside from the second round, I gave every round to Gonzalez scoring the fight 99-91. Jose had the combination and Jason could not break it. Commentator Teddy Atlas had it the same way, but he and I also shared a suspicion that home cooking might be on the way--keeping in mind that Jason LeHoullier was the house fighter and undefeated coming in. When the bell rang, Gonzalez instantly raised his hands in victory and went from corner to corner in jubilation as his seconds hugged him. Meanwhile, LeHoullier waited dejectedly for the inevitable bad news. However, when the decision was read, suspicions became reality. Judge George Smith had it for the unmarked Gonzalez 97-93, but Judges Clark Sammartino had it even 95-95 and Don Trella ruled that the badly bloodied LeHoullier won it 94-96.
While the fight was ruled a draw, the expressions on the faces of the boxers told the real story as Gonzalez looked shocked, disbelieving and spiritually deflated, while LeHoullier appeared surprised as well he should. Even LeHoulliers fans booed (along with everyone else in the house).
This one comes on top of the dreadful Jose Armando Santa Cruz-Joel Casamayor decision last year. It also comes after the more recent Mijares-Navarro fight in which one judge ruled that Juan Navarro had taken every round from Christian (120-108) in their bout (which Mijares won convincingly). This simply is another reason always to expect the unexpected when it comes to boxing decisions, but this is wearing thin.
When a fighter enters the ring and gives his all for 10 grueling rounds only to be denied what seemingly should have been a victory, he loses a part of his fighting spirit. Whether that loss is irrevocable or not depends largely on the grit and resiliency of the fighter. In the case of former contender Dave Tiberi, he simply walked away from boxing in disgust and found a better life. Santa Cruz has not fought since the Casamayor debacle.
Gonzalez will be back; lets hope his spirit will be fully intact. But tonight, he deserved more.
Ted Sares is the author of the recently published Boxing is my Sanctuary.
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The Ten Coolest Dodgers? OK, why not?
Feb 10, 2011, 2:15 PM EDT
Steve Dilbeck makes a list of the "Top Ten Coolest Dodgers" over at the L.A. Times. The top four — Sandy Koufax, Jackie Robinson, Fernando Valenzuela and Jackie Robinson — were pre-selected. He picks 5-10. Click through to read them. Milk/cow/free, don't you know.
With the understanding that "cool" is about as subjective an adjective there can be, I can't argue too much with his list. Buster Olney — in whose column I saw the link to Dilbeck's piece — disagrees with one particular ranking:
Sandy Koufax is No. 1, which makes sense … But Manny Ramirez ahead of Kirk Gibson? As a once-rabid Dodgers fan, I've got a major beef with that one.
There's the famous story about how someone pranked Kirk Gibson on the first day of Spring Training in 1988 by putting shoe polish in his hat. Gibson went crazy and tore everyone a new one. That is often cited as his claim to leadership over the team. A clear signal that with Gibson in town shit just got real. The time for joking was over and the time for winning was now. When the Dodgers won the World Series that year — complete with Gibson's MVP and his stunning home run — he more than backed up his bluster. This is the stuff from which legends are made.
But dudes: that ain't cool. The shoe polish thing was funny. Lighten up, Gibby. That's how you make the cool list, and having Manny above you is just the way it's gotta be, babies.
Oh, and the dude to the right is Casey Stengel when he was with the Dodgers. If that ain't cool, I don't know what is.
- Mr. Jason "El Bravo" Heyward - Feb 10, 2011 at 2:19 PM
From top ten uncool: Rickey Henderson (too much effort)….ahahahhaha, that's not fair! He was cocky cool!
- The Baseball Idiot - Feb 10, 2011 at 2:43 PM
That might be a true story about Gibson, but it was also the first episode of this show:
It was called Lottery and a Dodger bench warmer, who was a practical joker, put shoe black in the big slugger's helmet, who then hit a home run and came back to the dugout to beat the crap out of the practical joker.
Who was then released.
Who then won the lottery.
Who then got his own team together to play the Dodgers to prove they could still play.
Which was the plot (kind of) of Brewsters Millions.
Some one on the Dodgers in 1983 had nothing to do better with their winter than watch crappy television programs.
Maybe Wezen ball could identify the player.
- shaggylocks - Feb 10, 2011 at 2:44 PM
As much as I agree that Jackie Robinson deserves to be in the top 4 twice, Don Drysdale was actually number 4 on the list.
- ta192 - Feb 10, 2011 at 5:31 PM
No Babe Herman? This list is a sham…
- The Sports Minion - Feb 10, 2011 at 6:05 PM
Eric Karros' hair is often overlooked, glad it got the recognition it deserves. Tommy Lasorda isn't cool?
- buddaley - Feb 10, 2011 at 10:57 PM
I am not a Dodger fan, but it seems to me you have to make room for Pee Wee Reese. Even without the "hand around the shoulder of Jackie Robinson story (myth?)", the captain was something special.
And I think Skoonj, the Reading Rifle Carl Furillo needs to be considered too. The way he played that RF wall was poetry, and the gruffness was no put-on.
And for my money, Lasorda has no place in the discussion. In fact, I consider him one of the most boring, cliche spouting, self-promoting figures in baseball. But the quiet man, Walter Alston might have a case. Those one year contracts and the strength he exuded without effort certainly qualify.
- cup0pizza - Feb 11, 2011 at 3:53 AM
No Roy Campanella? Whatever.
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Seedings Set For Heartland Conference Tournaments
Finally, the seedings for the Heartland Conference men's and women's basketball tournaments are set.UAFS will be the No. 1 seed in the women's tournament and will host the tournament on Friday and Saturday at the Stubblefield Center.Admission will be $6 for adults, $4 for children and non-UAFS students and $10 for a two-day tournament pass. UAFS faculty, staff and students will be admitted free with a current university ID.No. 2 seed St. Mary's (16-10) will play No. 3 seed University of Texas of the Permian Basin (15-11) at 5 p.m. in the opening game of the first round, while UAFS (18-8), who is the regular-season co-champion, will play No. 4 seed St. Edward's (15-11) at 7:30 p.m.The winners of the first round games will play at 2 p.m. in the championship game. The winner will receive an automatic bid to the NCAA Division II South Central Region Tournament.
Lions Fall To Hillcats In Regular-Season Finale
UAFS freshman guard DaVaunta Thomas tied a career-high with 23 points, but that wasn't enough to propel the Lions past the Rogers State Hillcats during Sunday night's regular-season, Heartland Conference finale. Five players scored in double-figures as the Hillcats beat the Lions 82-72 at the Claremore (Okla.) Expo Center. Rogers State (19-8, 13-6) swept the regular-season series with UAFS (16-12, 12-8), which lost 72-68 to the Hillcats on Dec. 18 at the Stubblefield Center. The loss didn't hurt the Lions' chances of qualifying for the conference tournament – UAFS already had secured one of the four spots – but it did keep their seeding in question at least for one more day. The St. Mary's Rattlers (18-9, 15-5) are the regular-season champions and will be the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament. They will host the tournament on Friday and Saturday at Bill Greehey Arena in San Antonio, Texas. St. Edward's (21-7, 13-7) will be the No. 2 seed.UAFS and the University of Texas of the Permian Basin (17-11, 12-8) have qualified for the tournament as either a No. 3 or No. 4 seed, which will be determined via a tiebreaker following Monday's final conference game between Dallas Baptist and Rogers State.
Lady Lions Pull Away From Hillcats, Earn Share Of Title
UAFS held Rogers State to just 15-percent shooting from the field in the second half on Sunday to pull away for a 62-47 Heartland Conference win at the Claremore (Okla.) Expo Center. It was the regular-season finale for both teams. The game was originally scheduled for Saturday but was postponed until Sunday because of wintry weather and hazardous road conditions throughout the Arklahoma area. The Lady Lions swept the regular-season series against the Hillcats, who lost 90-57 to UAFS on Dec. 18 at the Stubblefield Center. UAFS (18-8, 15-3) finished tied for the regular-season conference championship with Lubbock Christian (21-7, 15-3), which lost to Texas A&M International in Saturday's regular-season finale. UAFS lost twice to Lubbock Christian during the regular season, but the Lady Lions will be the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament and will host the tournament on Friday and Saturday at the Stubblefield Center. Lubbock Christian is a provisional member of NCAA Division II and is ineligible to compete in postseason play. The Lady Lions will play No. 4 seed St. Edward's (15-11, 9-9) at 7:30 p.m. on Friday in the first round, and No. 2 seed St. Mary's (16-10, 10-8) will play No. 3 seed University of Texas of the Permian Basin (15-11, 9-9) at 5 p.m. The championship game will be held at 2 p.m. The tournament champion will receive an automatic bid to the NCAA South Central Region Tournament.
Lions Fall In Conference Opener
UAFS began its Heartland Conference opener against Newman by winning two of the three doubles matches. The Lions, however, couldn't hold off the Jets in singles play. UAFS won only one of the six singles matches, losing 6-3 to Newman on Friday at the Fort Smith Athletic Club. Jesse Green and Seth Laster beat Alejandro Gonzalez and Max Pyle 8-6 in No. 2 doubles, and Sean Manning and Ryan Heslop beat Jeff Wherritt beat Evgeniy Kim 9-7 in No. 3 doubles for UAFS. Sean Manning posted UAFS' only singles win, beating Freddy Sanchez 6-4, 6-4 in No. 4 singles.
No. 50 Lady Lions Drop Conference Opener
UAFS won two of its three doubles matches against Newman University on Friday, but the No. 50 Lady Lions couldn't keep that momentum going in singles play. No. 46 Newman rallied to win four of the six singles matches to edge the Lady Lions 5-4 at the Fort Smith Athletic Club. The UAFS tandem of Abby White and Brittaney McCasin beat Lisa Pleskan and Carissa Villaflor 9-7 in No. 1 doubles, and Abby Thompson and Taylor Price beat Tamar Tskhakaia and Courtney Dold 8-3 in No. 3 doubles. Newman (9-0, 1-0) won the top four singles matches in straight sets. Lindsy Pearce beat Dold in a three-set thriller 1-6, 6-2, 6-4 in No. 5 singles, and Masa Podunavac beat Ariana Raga 8-5 in No. 6 singles for UAFS (0-2, 0-1).
BREAKING: Basketball Games Rescheduled For Sunday
Wintry weather that blanketed western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma on Friday afternoon and night created hazardous road conditions throughout the two-state area this morning. As a result, the Heartland Conference basketball games between UAFS and Rogers State that were scheduled for 1 and 3 p.m. today at the Claremore (Okla.) Expo Center have been rescheduled for 5 and 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, weather permitting.
Weather Forces Cancellation Of Baseball Series
Wintry weather throughout the area on Friday afternoon and evening forced the cancellation of the final two games of this weekend's Heartland Conference baseball series between UAFS and Lubbock Christian at Crowder Field. On Friday, UAFS (7-0, 1-0) won 8-4 in the first game of the series, which was played with temperatures in the upper 20s and light snowfall. The second game of that doubleheader was pushed back to today as part of a doubleheader, but snow and cold temperatures made playing impossible. The remaining two games of the series will not be rescheduled. Heartland Conference rules stipulate that once a baseball series begins there is a 72-hour window (three days) to complete the series, and the weather isn't expected to improve much on Sunday. It is the ninth and 10th games the Diamond Lions have had cancelled because weather this season.
Diamond Lions Edge Chaps In Snowy Series Opener
Mother Nature just won't leave the UAFS baseball team alone.UAFS has already had eight games cancelled or postponed because of weather this season, and considering the start to this weekend's three-game Heartland Conference series against Lubbock Christian, there might be more.The Diamond Lions beat the Chaps 8-4 in the first game of what was a scheduled doubleheader at Crowder Field on Friday, but snow that moved in during the third inning forced the second game to be pushed back to Saturday.UAFS will try and finish the series with two games on Saturday beginning at 11 a.m., weather permitting.The Diamond Lions scored all the runs they needed before the snow set in, building a 6-0 lead after two innings.UAFS scored a pair of runs in the first inning on a ground out by third baseman Ryan Justus and a two-out, single by left fielder Josh Vanderpool that led to a throwing error that allowed right fielder Kasey Cooper to score.The Diamond Lions added four more runs in the second inning with a two-out rally that included a RBI single by center fielder Tyler Lein, a RBI single by Justus and a two-RBI triple by Cooper.Lubbock Christian (7-7, 0-1) scored a pair of runs off UAFS starter Jordan Cordray in the when shortstop Shane Crawford doubled and scored in a single to left-center field by first baseman Wade Stramp and center fielder Brett Wilhelm singled and scored on a wild pitch.The Chaps added a pair of runs the fourth inning, eventually chasing Cordray with two outs. Left fielder Brendan McCarthy led off with a single and scored on a one-out single up the middle by Wilhelm. Crawford followed McCarthy's single with a walk and scored on a one-out single to center field by Stramp.Cordray retired right fielder Ethan Kohnle on a pop up to third base before being relieved by Wayde Roth, who got second baseman Hunter McFall to fly out to center field to end the inning.Roth (4-0) shut down the Chaps the rest of the way to earn the win, allowing only two hits with three strikeouts in 3 1/3 innings.
Lions Battling For Position In Regular-Season Finale
UAFS clinched one of the four spots in the Heartland Conference Tournament with its win against Dallas Baptist on Thursday night, but the work isn't over just yet for the Lions.UAFS will close the regular season at 3 p.m. on Saturday against the Rogers State Hillcats at the Claremore Expo Center in Claremore, Okla. The game will be broadcast on KFPW-AM 1230. Live statistics and webcast will be available.St. Mary's (17-9, 14-5) clinched the regular-season title with its 66-63 win against Lubbock Christian on Thursday night and will be the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament, which it will host on Friday and Saturday at Bill Greehey Arena in San Antonio, Texas.UAFS (16-11, 12-7) has clinched another spot, leaving St. Edward's, the University of Texas of the Permian Basin and Newman battling for the final two spots going into Saturday's games.Exact order of finish for the Nos. 2-4 seeds won't be determined until at least after Saturday's games.It will be the second meeting of the regular season between UAFS and Rogers State, which beat the Lions 72-68 on Dec. 18 at the Stubblefield Center.
Lady Lions, Hillcats Clash In Regular-Season Finale
With its postseason fate already secured, the UAFS women's basketball team will close the regular season on Saturday afternoon against the Rogers State Hillcats at the Claremore Expo Center in Claremore, Okla.Tip-off will be 1 p.m. The game will be broadcast on KFPW-AM 1230. Live statistics and webcast will be available.It will be the second meeting of the season between UAFS and Rogers State, which lost 90-57 to UAFS on Dec. 18 at the Stubblefield Center.UAFS (17-8, 14-3) will finish second in the conference to regular-season champion Lubbock Christian (21-6, 15-2). Lubbock Christian is a provisional member of NCAA Division II and is ineligible to compete in postseason play, so UAFS will be the No. 1 seed in next week's conference tournament.The Lady Lions will host the tournament on Friday and Saturday at the Stubblefield Center. UAFS will play the second of two first-round games at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, and the championship game will be at 2 p.m. on Saturday. The winner earns an automatic bid to the NCAA Division II South Central Region Tournament.UAFS will carry a four-game winning streak into Saturday's finale, and the Lady Lions are coming off a lopsided 97-29 nonconference win against Ecclesia College on Thursday night at the Stubblefield Center.
Martin, Cooper Lead Lions Past Patriots
UAFS junior forward Kenny Martin and sophomore guard Alex Cooper proved to be double trouble for the Dallas Baptist Patriots on Thursday night at the Stubblefield Center. Both Martin and Cooper posted double-doubles to lead the Lions to a 76-62 Heartland Conference win against the Patriots on Senior Night. The Lions honored their two fifth-year seniors – guard Blake Branham and forward Miha Glavas, who suffered a season-ending knee injury against Newman on Jan. 20 at the Stubblefield Center. Both started the game with Glavas exiting the game only seconds after tip-off. UAFS (16-11, 12-7) snapped a two-game losing streak and remained tied for third place in the regular-season conference standings. St. Mary's (17-9, 14-5) leads the conference and has earned the right to host the conference tournament on March 6-7 at Bill Greehey Arena in San Antonio, Texas. Martin scored a team-high 24 points and grabbed a team-high 13 rebounds to lead the Lions, who led 39-26 at halftime. It was Martin's team-leading 14th double-double of the season.Cooper's double-double was a little more unique – 11 points and a career-high 12 assists. It was Cooper's second such double-double of the season, and he came within one rebound of tying the school single-game record of 13 assists set by former Lions point guard Cedric Henderson on Jan. 29, 2011 against Dallas Baptist.
Lady Lions Rout Lady Royals On Senior Night
It was a quick night's work for the UAFS Lady Lions' only senior player during Thursday's nonconference, regular-season home finale against the Ecclesia College Lady Royals.Angi Ramey left the game midway through the second half to a round of applause after grabbing her 11th rebound to polish off her double-double and enjoyed the remaining minutes of what turned into a lopsided 97-29 win from the bench courtside at Stubblefield Center.Ramey was one of two seniors honored by the Lady Lions, joining senior student assistant coach Chauntel Terry. Terry played two seasons for the Lady Lions before a knee injury cut short her promising collegiate career.It was the first meeting between UAFS and Ecclesia since Feb. 24, 2011, when the Lady Lions beat the Lady Royals 97-52 at the Stubblefield Center. UAFS improved to 3-0 all-time against Ecclesia, which is based in Springdale, Ark., and competes in the National Christian Collegiate Athletic Association.Ramey led the Lady Lions with 16 points, had one block and two steals. She was one of five Lady Lions to score in double-figures. Junior forward Jasmine Brainard and junior guard Ashley Bean each had 12 points, freshman guard Kristen Mootry had a career-high 11 points and freshman guard Andrea Wilson had a team-high 10 points.
Diamond Lions To Open Conference Play Against Chaps
Mother Nature hasn't been kind to the UAFS baseball team.So far this season, the Diamond Lions have had eight games cancelled because of weather, including a nonconference game against Northeastern State on Wednesday at Rousey Field in Tahlequah, Okla.UAFS, however, will look to resume regular-season play this weekend when it opens Heartland Conference play against the Lubbock Christian Chaparrals at Crowder Field. The three-game series will begin with a double-header at 1 p.m. on Friday and conclude with one nine-inning game at 1 p.m. on Saturday.All of that, of course, is weather-permitting. Live statistics and webcast will be available.It will be the first action for the Diamond Lions (6-0) since sweeping a three-game series against the Ecclesia Royals on Feb. 13-14 at Crowder Field. UAFS is off to its best start since joining NCAA Division II six seasons ago.
UAFS, DBU Tip-Off Set For 7:30 P.M.
Tipoff for the UAFS men's basketball team's Heartland Conference game against Dallas Baptist at the Stubblefield Center tonight is about 7:30 p.m. Some early schedules originally had the tipoff as 7 p.m.The UAFS women's basketball team will play Ecclesia College at 5:30 p.m. in the early game.
Lions To Host Patriots For Senior Night
After a tough two-game road trip, the UAFS men's basketball team will look to get back to its winning ways on Thursday night when the Lions host the Dallas Baptist Patriots in Heartland Conference play at the Stubblefield Center.Tipoff will be 7 p.m. at the Stubblefield Center. The game will be broadcast on KHGG-FM 103.1. Live statistics and webcast will be available.It will be Senior Night at UAFS, during which time the Lions will honor senior forward Miha Glavas and senior guard Blake Branham.Glavas, who is a fifth-year senior, started 17 of the 95 games he played as a Lion, averaging 3.7 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.2 assists per game. His senior season was cut short by a knee injury with 11 games remaining in the season. Branham, a fifth-year senior, has started eight of the 109 games he's played as a Lion, averaging 5.3 points, two rebounds and 1.5 assists per game.UAFS (15-11, 11-7) lost both of its road games last week – 90-88 at Newman and 87-85 at Oklahoma Christian. The Lions slipped from a tie for first place to a three-way tie for fourth place with St. Edward's (19-7, 11-7) and University of Texas of the Permian Basin (16-10, 11-7).The Lions are two games behind league-leader St. Mary's (16-9, 13-5) and one game behind second-place Rogers State (18-8, 12-6) and Lubbock Christian (15-10, 12-6). Both Lubbock Christian and Rogers State are provisional members of NCAA Division II. They are eligible to win the regular-season title but are ineligible to compete in postseason play.
Lady Lions To Host Lady Royals For Senior Night
UAFS will finish the home portion of the regular season on Thursday night when the Lady Lions host the Ecclesia College Lady Royals in a nonconference game at the Stubblefield Center.Tip-off will be 5:30 p.m. The game will be broadcast on KHGG-FM 103.1. Live statistics and webcast will be available.It will be Senior Night at UAFS during which time the Lady Lion will honor senior post Angi Ramey and senior student assistant coach Chauntel Terry.Ramey, a fifth-year senior, played only two seasons at UAFS after transferring from Arkansas Baptist College. Ramey, who redshirted last season, has started 38 of the 47 games she has played in as a Lady Lions, averaging 10.9 points, 11.3 rebounds and two blocks per game during that span.Terry, who had her college career cut short because of injury, played in only 16 games, averaging 8.5 points, 3.8 rebounds and 1 steal per game.UAFS (16-8) will carry a three-game winning streak into the home finale. The Lady Lions are coming off a hard-fought 58-50 Heartland Conference road win at Oklahoma Christian on Saturday.
Lions Struggle At St. Mary's Invitational
Freshman Zach Partin shot a 10-over-par 154 to lead the UAFS men's golf team to a 13th-place finish on Tuesday at the St. Mary's Invitational at The Dominion Country Club in San Antonio, Texas.UAFS shot a 65-over 641 (331-310) during the two-round, two-day event that featured 13 NCAA Division II teams. The Lions finished 42 strokes behind invitational winner Rogers State University, which shot a 23-over 599 (306-293).Partin shot rounds of 79-75 and finished tied for 22nd. Freshman Drew Miller shot a 17-over 161 (84-77) and finished tied for 55th, freshman Jace Gallington shot a 20-over 164 (83-81) and finished tied for 62nd, freshman Kody Whitehead shot a 20-over 164 (85-79) and finished tied for 62nd and freshman Braden Byers shot a 22-over 166 (87-79) and finished tied for 67th.
UAFS, NSU Nonconference Game Cancelled
The effects of this week's wintry weather throughout western Arkansas and eastern Oklahoma has forced the cancellation of Wednesday's nonconference baseball game between UAFS and Northeastern State at Rousey Field in Tahlequah, Okla. No make-up date has been set yet. UAFS (6-0) has moved its Heartland Conference series against Lubbock Christian back to its original date and time at Crowder Field. The series will begin at 1 p.m. on Friday with a doubleheader and conclude at 1 p.m. with one nine-inning game.
Eagles Edge Lions On Last-Second Shot
Life on the road has been tough for the UAFS men's basketball team. The Lions suffered their second heart-breaking, last-second loss in a row on Saturday afternoon as the Oklahoma Christian Eagles edged the Lions 87-85 at the Eagles Nest in Oklahoma City. It was the second two-point loss in a row for UAFS (15-11, 11-7), which lost to Newman University 90-88 on a last-second shot on Thursday night at Fugate Gymnasium in Wichita, Kan. UAFS junior forward Kenny Martin scored on a layup to tie the game at 85 points with 21 seconds left to play. Oklahoma Christian worked the clock down to three seconds when Eric Randall drained a jumper for the game-winner. The Lions (15-11, 11-7) settled for a split against the Eagles in the regular-season series. The Eagles (6-18, 4-14) lost to the Lions 88-58 on Jan. 24 at the Stubblefield Center. The Lions, who began the week tied for first, slipped to tie for fifth place in the conference with St. Edward's (18-7, 10-7). St. Mary's (15-9, 12-5) leads the conference, while Rogers State (18-8, 12-6), the University of Texas of the Permian Basin (16-9, 11-6) and Lubbock Christian (14-10, 11-6) are all tied for second.
Lady Lions Rally Past Lady Eagles
It took a while, but the UAFS Lady Lions finally put away the Oklahoma Christian Lady Eagles. UAFS used an 8-0 late in the second half to break open a tie game on its way to a 58-50 Heartland Conference win on Saturday at the Eagles Nest in Oklahoma City, Okla. UAFS swept the regular-season series against Oklahoma Christian, which is a provisional NCAA Division II member.


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Natalie Anne Barr (born 19 March 1968) is an Australian journalist, news and television presenter.
Barr is currently news presenter on the Seven Network's Sunrise and presenter of Seven Early News.
Barr attended Bunbury Catholic College as head girl in her final year and then studied journalism at Curtin University. She worked in newspaper, radio and television journalism, including stints at the Wanneroo Times and Golden West Network, before moving to Los Angeles and working for KABC, KTLA and KCOP. While there she was awarded a Golden Mic for best newscast writing and was nominated for a Los Angeles area Emmy Award for her work on the O.J. Simpson car chase.
Barr joined Seven News in Sydney as a reporter in 1994 and also presented afternoon news updates.
Barr has been the news presenter on the Seven Network's Sunrise since 2002, after a stint as fill-in presenter over summer proved her popularity with the audience. She has previously presented other bulletins at Seven including Seven Morning News and Seven Late News, and Weekend Sunrise.
In July 2008, Barr began presenting Seven Early News alongside Mark Beretta at 5.30am, which leads into Sunrise where she is still the news presenter.[1] Barr is also the regular fill in for Samantha Armytage on Sunrise.
Barr was a front-runner to co-host Sunday Night, a new current affairs show.[2] Chris Bath was appointed as co-host with Mike Munro.
In January 2009, Barr presented live from Washington DC for Sunrise for the inauguration of Barack Obama as President of the United States.
Barr co-hosted Carols in the Domain in 2011 and 2012
In December 2014, Barr broke down on-air when she recognized the name of one of the victims of the 2014 Sydney hostage crisis, Katrina Dawson, as the sister of a lawyer who previously worked for the Seven Network. The Seven Network studio is opposite the site of the siege.[3]
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Barr was born in Bunbury, Western Australia and is married to Andrew (a television commercial editor). They have two sons, Lachlan and Hunter.[4]
- ^ "Sunrise plays catch up to Today Show". news.com.au. 2008-07-12. Retrieved 2008-07-12.
- ^ Reines, Ros (2008-12-21). "Sunday night suspense". news.com.au. Retrieved 2009-03-27.
- ^ "Sydney siege: Reporter breaks down when she reveals she knows brother of victim". Daily Telegraph. 2014-12-16. Retrieved 2014-12-16.
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On March 30, 2010 star trumpeter Christian Scott will release Yesterday You Said Tomorrow, his highly anticipated, all-new 10-song collection.
First single and Thom Yorke (Radiohead) cover 'The Eraser' available now on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-eraser-single/id354084005
Yesterday You Said Tomorrow was recorded at the renowned Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey where the legendary Rudy Van Gelder engineered the work. Van Gelder, who is known as one of the greatest recording engineers in jazz history for his work with John Coltrane, Miles Davis and Herbie Hancock among others, says about the new album, "This is one of the best things I have done in a long, long time." Yesterday You Said Tomorrow was co-produced by Scott and Chris Dunn and marks the young trumpeter's fourth Concord Jazz release....
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You know the drill: You're stirring along, and suddenly that spoon's in your mouth and, oh my, you've managed to gulp a wallop of red sauce. Or maybe it's the beater, dripping chocolaty batter, now being licked from your lips.
Face it, people, the spoons and the forks by the side of your stove, they're party to the culinary crime of shoveling down half a meal before you get to the table.
"We call them the BLTs — bites, licks and tastes," said dietitian Stephanie Rost, corporate program development director for Weight Watchers International. And they're not to be slipped under the table.
For starters, you need to track 'em, every last one, says Rost. If it helps, write down each time you taste. Be sure to count them in your daily intake. It's not like they magically melt away, just because you're upright and not using a plate.
Enlist pre-emptive strikes: Do all your cooking, say, on Sunday afternoon, then just reheat and eat, so there's less time for temptation. Pop a mint in your mouth as you're cooking. Chop up raw veggies, and munch them instead.
And then, consider the numbers: Cake batter, one lick, 65 calories; red sauce with ground beef, one spoonful, 80 calories. That handful of shredded cheese? Oh, gee, 100 calories. Gulp.
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Retrostein v1.0bApr 17, 2012 Retrostein Full Version 0 comments
Recommended for Wolfenstein newcomers - an alternative version that does not remove Button Tips like "Press F to Travel to Midtown East". Level transitions...
You are sent on a special mission into the heart of the Reich to investigate evidence of the Nazi's possession of a new and mysterious power.
While behind enemy lines, you discover they have done much more than develop a new weapon. The Nazis are harnessing the power of a dark parallel dimension called The Veil; in order to create a weapon of war-ending magnitude.
Move between the Nazi's dark reality and yours as you command an enormous arsenal of Resistance and Axis Weapons. You can also turn to the Black Market for weapon upgrades, or unleash the Nazis own dark powers and perverted science against them with supernatural weapons and Veil-enhanced firepower.
Recommended for Wolfenstein newcomers - an alternative version that does not remove Button Tips like "Press F to Travel to Midtown East". Level transitions...
First official release. Works with both Retail and Steam versions of Wolfenstein. Check the readme for installation instructions.
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this is well done , may be they should have added a search gold and intel [amd should be happy of that ...] because they are nearly impossible to locate .
the game is boring when you go back to a map like with midtown , you always find same enemies at same places .
i wish it will be ported to linux ,]
Pretty good game, I enjoyed it except the end with the guy that can change time boss. At that point I just stopped playing.
Graphis were pretty sweet, I went into the wolf.cfg file and disabled the crosshair, played on max settings, no FPS drops.
Good game!
This game was ******* nice!
Pretty awesome game, I only wish a mod comes out that does to the multiplayer what ET did to RTCW.
Maybe this time for a "Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory 2" with customizable drivable vehicles, like a Axis Panzer with a Leichenfaust 44 or an Allies Mustang with a Particle Cannon. :D
Great game, but why wasent it put on the idtech 5 engine?
Its the doom3 engine, tech4. It is however modified so its more modern/up to date.
lucky americans can get game today :( i will get it on friday.....damn, i hate activisons damn date changing >.<
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Hitzville Motown is a wonderful show that brings audiences all the classic hits of artists such as The Temptations, Gladys Knight and the Pips, The Four Tops and Diana Ross & the Supremes. The Show features a full band, a fantastic female trio, a quartet of scorching men and Hitzville Motown's very own "dreamgirl," Ms. Jin Jin Reeves.
Hitzville Motown is a show that takes audiences on a journey back to the golden era of Motown and performs the classic hits of artists of that period including The Four Tops, Diana Ross and the Supremes and The Temptations. The show features multi-talented performer and Hitzville Motown's own self-proclaimed "dreamgirl," Ms. Jin Jin Reeves.
Ms. Reeves started her career in Detroit, MI at an early age. She was very much into dancing, singing and songwriting and her talents were instantly recognized by some of the most influential artists of the period. She has since been a contestant on Star Search and even appeared in the Steven Speilberg movie Amistad, in addition to recording her own studio album.
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Good show, horrible customer service! !!Anonymous - December 15, 2014
The show was good but the customer service after the show as you are walking out? They are selling cds and dvds, that's horrible! You spend your money to see a good show and they lack the humility to provide excellent customer service. Come on. I paid for my ticket now I have to buy a cd or DVD? and if I don't your rude? Not good business at all! Buyer be warned!
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If you want to go back to a time when The Temptations, Gladys Knight, and Tina Turner performed this is a great show to witness! The fact that we had to be there an hour early seemed a bit ridiculous to me though. However the performance was fast paced and authentic! A nice change of pace to most shows in Vegas.
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This show was great! The singing was alot of old Motown. Everyone was singing and clapping along to the music. The performers had wonderful voices. The dancing was well choreographed. Our favorite singer of the night was JinJin. The show was not sold out the night we went, but it still was a great evening. It brought back some great memories with each song that was performed.
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Two and a Half Men First Look: Ashton Kutcher Takes Center Stage
Here's your first look at a brand new publicity still from the upcoming ninth season of Two and a Half Men, premiering Monday, Sept. 19, at 9/8c.
Funny, it looks just like the hit sitcom's old publicity still… save for one very subtle tweak. Can you spot it?! READ MORE & VIEW PHOTO


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The Department will review available records to assess each applicant's overall fiscal and administrative ability to manage Federal funds. The Department's responsibility review may consider all relevant information, including the organization's history of managing other grants awarded by the Department or by other Federal agencies. (OAA § 514(d)(1) and (d)(2)).
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'Oros' declared best feature in DC fest
Filipino filmmaker Paul Sta. Ana's "Oros (The Coinbearer)" was declared best feature at the recent (Washington) DC Independent Film Festival (DCIFF). Launched in 1999, the DCIFF aims "to nurture independent films."
The festival website described this Cinemalaya movie as "gritty, gripping… an intriguing tale with a final 'twist of the knife.'"
"Oros" tells the story of slum dwellers who rent unclaimed cadavers so they can hold illegal gambling sessions at fake wakes.
Sta. Ana, who couldn't attend the fest, told the Inquirer that the film's US-based producer JD Beales accepted the trophy.
Beales was on the verge of tears, Sta. Ana recalled, because it was an unexpected triumph. "Viewers compared it to the Brazilian film 'City of God,'" said the director.
"Oros" will next be shown at the Asean International Film Festival in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia, from March 28 to 30; then at the Cleveland International Film Festival on April 4, 5 and 10.
"Oros" was previously featured at the Vancouver (Canada) and Asiatica Filmmediale (Rome, Italy) festivals. It won best actor at the Cinemalaya fest for lead star Kristoffer King. Bayani San Diego Jr.
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Research Output for Kerry S O`Brien
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Sonderlund, Anders L., O'Brien, Kerry*, Kremer, Peter, Rowland, Bosco, De Groot, Florentine, Staiger, Petra, Zinkiewicz, Lucy and Miller, Peter G. (2014) The association between sports participation, alcohol use and aggression and violence: a systematic review, Journal of science and medicine in sport, vol. 17, no. 1, pp. 2-7, Elsevier (Australia), Chatswood, NSW [C1]
ERA journal ID: 9776 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84890159838
Citation counts: Scopus - 1, Thomson - 1
DRO entry for this publication
2013 School of Psychology
Miller, Peter, McDonald, Louise, McKenzie, Stephen, O'Brien, Kerry and Staiger, Petra (2013) When the Cats are away : The impact of sporting events on assault and alcohol-related emergency department attendances, Drug and alcohol review, vol. 32, no. 1, pp. 31-38, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd, Chichester, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 13493 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84872343242
Citation counts: Scopus - 1, Thomson - 1
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2013 External
O'Brien, Kerry S.*, Lynott, Dermot* and Miller, Peter (2013) Alcohol industry sponsorship and alcohol-related harms in Australian university sportspeople / athletes, Drug and alcohol review, vol. 32, no. 3, pp. 241-247, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, Chichester, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 13493 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84876442662
Citation counts: Scopus - 1, Thomson - 1
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2012 External
O'Brien, Kerry S.*, Kolt, Gregory S.*, Martens, Matthew P.*, Ruffman, Ted*, Miller, Peter G. and Lynott, Dermot* (2012) Alcohol-related aggression and antisocial behaviour in sportspeople/athletes, Journal of science and medicine in sport, vol. 15, no. 4, pp. 292-297, Elsevier, Chatswood, N.S.W. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 9776 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-84862190461
Citation counts: Scopus - 2, Thomson - 1
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2011 External
O'Brien, Kerry S.*, Miller, Peter G., Kolt, Gregory S.*, Martens, Matthew P.* and Webber, Andrew* (2011) Policy and prevention : alcohol industry and non alcohol industry sponsorship of sportspeople and drinking, Alcohol and alcoholism, vol. 46, no. 2, pp. 210-213, Oxford University Press, Oxford, England [C1]
ERA journal ID: 13386 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-79952034755
Citation counts: Scopus - 13, Thomson - 3
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2007 External
Swinburn, Boyd, Bell, Colin*, King, Lesley*, Magarey, Anthea*, O'Brien, Kerry* and Waters, Elizabeth (2007) Obesity prevention programs demand high-quality evaluations, Australian and new zealand journal of public health, vol. 31, no. 4, pp. 305-307, Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Asia, Melbourne, Vic. [C1]
ERA journal ID: 13427 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-34548034259
Citation counts: Scopus - 14, Thomson - 15
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Grants and Consultancies
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Guy Who Pays the Bills and Gets the Death Threats Style: MMA (Retired)--
Operation Imapi Freedom: Mission Accomplished
Dark Overlord Phrost declares victory aboard the BSS RONIN MOD
Newsline - April 1, 2006
Amidst a cheering crowd of a few hundred seamen, His Majesty, the Dark Dictator of Martialtopia annouced that the mission to help liberate the Bullshido forums from idiocy has been accomplished.
Deep within the meeting rooms of the Bullshidagon several days ago, the decision to hunt down and expose the Weapons of Martial Distraction was made despite an ambivilent public response and general ignorance of the severity of the threat faced by the Martial Arts community.
"The war against idiocy in the Martial Arts will never be completely won", said Phrost, standing in front of a large "Mission Accomplished" banner. "As long as people desperately want to believe they can be real Martial Artists by standing in lines punching the air, learning akward choreography, or breaking boards, the war must go on no matter the cost. Other tyrants, terrorists, and teenagers will continue to seek the means to obtain or use Weapons of Martial Distraction in order to avoid actually training with sufficient contact and aliveness. We must always be vigilant regarding these threats to common sense and the proud tradition of Martial Arts as warriors, and not doughy hobbyists or oriental fantasy roleplayers."
But there is a darker side to this seemingly noble cause. Several special operations forces members were required to go to extra lengths to ensure the success of Operation Imapi Freedom. Major Greese1 of the ultra-secret Bravo Force describes his ordeal as an undercover agent as traumatic. "I thought it would be kind of fun to dress up in drag and pretend to be KickChick", said Greese1. But it wasn't just a question of putting on a wig and make-up. The special disguise technicians had to insert a 5', splintery wooden stick up his anus to complete the effect. "It wasn't enough to just look like her, which would have required little more than the wig and some pumps" he mused, "I had to actually endure physical changes in order to actually be someone like her." Commander Omega, another special operator had a similarly horrifying experience. "Assuming the role of Andy Murray was just too much for one person to deal with. That whiny Scottish, Kung-Fu hippie makes me want to vomit. To actually impersonate him took a lot of fortitude. Though wearing french-cut panties under my kilt like he does, for this operation, wasn't too unpleasant".
In other news, the infamous Kungfu-Ghraib prison has undergone its own transformation. Once known as "Trollshido", it has now been updated to serve as a museum to the tragedy of idiocy in the Martial Arts. No longer will there be scenes of people forced to perform horse stances on boxes, or subjected to wearing pajamas.
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Guy Who Pays the Bills and Gets the Death Threats Style: MMA (Retired)--
In 2003 we covered a story about how Rickson Gracie was defeated by a Christian Taekwondo Instructor or something. I don't remember what we did in 04, or 05.
The party was well served by purging all it's members who lacked the deductive reasoning skills to figure out an obvious April fool's joke.
Unfortunately, what noone in the Greater People's Prank Think-up Kolectiv realized was that still leaves us with all the undesirables who lack even the reasoning or perspective to realize that their not getting of the joke (such as it was) was cue for them to find a discussion board more on their intellectual level (SUN TZU, PIRATEJON AND HANNIBAL I AM LOOKING IN YOUR DIRECTION).
I'd ask god to have mercy on their souls if I didn't know that religion is the numbing opiate of the great controller classes, and wouldn't care what happens in Siberia even if he did exist.
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are the artistic and the criminal,
because they alone, by questioning the society's values,
can force it to change."-Samuel R. Delany
It seems that the only people who support anarchy are faggots, who want their pathetic immoral lifestyle accepted by the mainstream society. It wont be so they try to create their own.-Oldman34, friend to all children


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I know this has been done before but no matter where i search i see ppl saying supes wins with ease.
There are 3 ways to defeat Superman
3.brute force
Juggernaut has magic and brute force.
To defeat Juggernaut you need telepathy and powerfull mystic powers.
Superman doesn't have any and his most powerfull hits will not injure juggy .BFR doesn t work either,so please tell me how superman is going to win?he will do what? fly around juggernaut and hope he will get dizzy?


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User Reviews & Ratings
Total of 71 user ratings spread across 71 releases
Kane & Lynch: Dead Men
Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
TrackMania United
Burnout Dominator
TrackMania Sunrise
SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2
Half-Life 2: Episode One
Half-Life 2
Grand Theft Auto III
Counter-Strike: Source
Burnout 3: Takedown
ATV Offroad Fury Pro
ATV Offroad Fury
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
Xpand Rally
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories
Liberty City Stories brings you back to the city we all know and love, with some updates to make any GTA fan proud.
Nearly anyone who owned a Playstation 2, Xbox, or PC has probably played Grand Theft Auto: Vice City. There was just something satisfying about taking over the city with guns, explosions, car chases, and mafia ties. Alth... Read Full Review2 of 2 users found the following review helpful
Syphon Filter: Dark Mirror
A sensualistic adventure, albeit a very, very, very short one.
Daxter for the PSP was hyped as being the "killer app" of this pint-sized powerhouse. And many of those who hyped it are definately not in the wrong. Daxter is a wonderful portable game with tons of lasting appeal, beaut... Read Full Review1 of 1 users found the following review helpful
TrackMania Nations: Electronic Sports World Cup
Rally Cross 2
R4: Ridge Racer Type 4
Pursuit Force
The Movies
Gran Turismo 4
Call of Duty 2
ATV Offroad Fury: Blazin' Trails
SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories
Burnout Revenge
Burnout Revenge
Burnout Revenge is a great game on many levels, but haven't we done this before?
I'm quite sure everyone and their dog have either rented or owned Burnout 3: Takedown. Burnout 3 was an excellent racing game / adrenaline-fest with a really cool crash mode. Burnout Revenge builds on the Burnout 3 philo... Read Full Review1 of 2 users found the following review helpful
Burnout Legends
Burnout Legends is a superb portable racer that any PSP owner should not pass by.
The Burnout series has gone from a "meh" racer to a "wholey ****!" adrenaline-fest. Burnout Revenge was no exception. And on the same day as Revenge, we see Burnout Legends on the PSP. But does this portable Burnout cut ... Read Full Review0 of 0 users found the following review helpful
Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06
Wipeout Pure
Even to newcomers to the series, Wipeout Pure is an enjoyable racing game, perfect for the new PSP owner.
Personally, I've never played a Wipeout game before in my life. But when I first got my PSP, this was the game I bought with it. And I've been having a ton of fun ever sense. Right off the bat, you have access to almos... Read Full Review0 of 0 users found the following review helpful
Far Cry
Far Cry looks great - and has the gameplay to back it up.
For the longest time, I never had a computer powerful enough to play any decent first-person shooters. When I finally upgraded, I downloaded the demo of Far Cry and almost immediately went and picked up the retail versio... Read Full Review0 of 0 users found the following review helpful
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
GTA3, Vice City, and now San Andreas. Does SA live up to the hype?
In short, yes! This is arguably the best game in the entire series. You play as a character named Carl Johnson (aka CJ), who returns home to Los Santos, San Andreas after he hears news that his mom had died. When he ... Read Full Review1 of 2 users found the following review helpful
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance
When Final Fantasy Tactics Advance first came out, I was skeptical, mainly because I never really was a hard core Final Fantasy fan. I picked it up when I first heard how good it was, and now I can't put it down. FF:TA... Read Full Review0 of 0 users found the following review helpful


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Hardly used. A few packs of fuji and some paper negs. So maybe 40 shots total used with it. Comes with Copal 0 lens board.
In great condition, just haven't been used much.
Here are the specs:
Movement: Front Rise - 37mm Rear Rise - 45mm.
Fall 32mm
Right Shift rear - 40mm
Left Shift rear - 40mm
Swing 17° +17°
Front Swing 20° +20°
Rear Base Tilt: 90°
Front Base Tilt: 90°
Rear Center Tilt: 10° +10°
Rear Back Front 40°
Back Rear 20°
Forward Rear 70mm
Bellows extension from 50mm-360mm.
Dimensions: 17X17x10cm
Weight: 2.4kg
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George Grever
George Grever, 91, was born on July 11, 1922, in rural Lake Zurich, Ill., the son of George Sr. and Martha Hapke Grever. He was joined with Christ in baptism as an infant, and as a young...
- Posted November 27, 2013
Friday Knightlife' in the Kaneland community
Elburn—"Friday Knightlife," a newly reborn program giving Kaneland kids a fun place to go on Friday nights, will be available this winter for Kaneland community kids, grades fourth through eighth, on Fridays, 6 to 9 p.m., from...
- Posted November 26, 2013
Library Friends to raffle Barbie, tractor
ELBURN—The Friends of the Town & Country Public Library, 320 East North St., Elburn are holding a raffle for Opening Night Barbie, 1993 Classique Collection or a John Deere Monster Treads toy tractor. Barbie was donated by...
- Posted November 26, 2013
Graceffa appointed to SG Library Board
SUGAR GROVE—The Sugar Grove Library Board on Nov. 14 appointed its newest board member: Pat Graceffa, a dedicated Sugar Grove Library Friend and longtime village resident who was a write-in candidate for a Library Board seat last...
- Posted November 25, 2013
Avenue J Studios to arrive in Elburn in January
Avenue J Studios will open on Monday, Jan. 6. Located in the Elburn and Countryside Community Center (ECCC), offering performing arts education classes and performance opportunities to area youth ages 3 and up. Jennifer Madziarczyk is the...
- Posted November 24, 2013
Hultgren accepting intern applications for spring 2014
GENEVA—U.S. Representative Randy Hultgren (IL-14) recently announced that he is now accepting applications for spring 2014 semester internships in both his Washington, D.C. and Geneva offices. The position is unpaid and will run approximately from January to...
- Posted November 24, 2013
Elburn to hold public hearing on tax levy
ELBURN—The village of Elburn will hold a public hearing on its tax levy request prior to the Village Board meeting on Monday, Dec. 2. Although the amount the village is asking for, $824,000, is the same amount...
- Posted November 23, 2013
Two Guys and Free Spaghetti
ST. CHARLES—Two Guys and Free Spaghetti will provide a homemade spaghetti and meatballs dinner with salad, garlic bread and homemade dessert to anyone who attends the church on Sunday, Nov. 24, 5 to 7 p.m. at St....
- Posted November 22, 2013
SG board discusses potential turnabout
SUGAR GROVE—The Sugar Grove Village Board on Tuesday discussed the possibility of placing a two-lane turnabout that would connect Route 30, Granart Road and Bucktail Lane. Tim Sjogren from TADI, Inc., and Tony Simmons from HR Green,...
- Posted November 22, 2013
Production takes KHS to 'Almost, Maine'
Photo: KHS students Emily Laudont, as Marvalynn, and Creston Saylors, as Steve, practice at a rehearsal for "Almost, Maine." The production took place Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Kaneland High School. Courtesy photos Weekend play draws hundreds...
- Posted November 22, 2013
Elburn amends building codes
ELBURN—The Elburn Village Board on Monday passed an ordinance amending the village building and housing code, bringing it in line with the international building code for 2012. Elburn Building Commissioner Tom Brennan said that the biggest change...
- Posted November 22, 2013
Firefighters coordinate Elburn pantry holiday food drive
Elburn firefighters to collect donations at Elburn Jewel-Osco Sunday, Nov. 24 • 9 a.m. – noon Or drop off items at either Fire Station No. 1 or No. 2 now through the New Year ELBURN—Firefighters from the...
- Posted November 22, 2013
MP Turkey Drop provides way to help those in need
MAPLE PARK—During the holiday season, community members and residents alike look for opportunities to give back to their respective community. If you are trying to find a way to donate this year, the annual Maple Park Turkey...
- Posted November 22, 2013
Elburn Village Board gives Dunkin' Donuts the green light
ELBURN—The Elburn Village Board on Monday approved a special use permit for the Dunkin' Donuts to allow a drive-through in the Elburn Crossing Subdivision, clearing the way for the franchise to open in Elburn. The restaurant will...
- Posted November 22, 2013
Photos: Toys, holiday cheer
Emily Kay Salon in Sugar Grove held its annual Holiday Open House and Toys For Tots Benefit Friday evening. The salon handed out goodie bags to the first 20 guests, held raffle drawings, offered refreshments and sampling...
- Posted November 22, 2013
Village Board agrees to keep current meeting schedule for a full year
ELBURN—Elburn village trustees on Monday agreed to continue meeting only twice a month for now, even though half of them had previously expressed a desire to return to a weekly schedule. Trustee Jeff Walter at the Nov....
- Posted November 22, 2013
Fox Valley Labor News owner named WCC Featured Alumna
SUGAR GROVE—If there's one thing Waubonsee Community College alumna Jennifer Rice has learned, it's that things have a funny way of working out. While taking a nine-year hiatus from journalism to work as a forklift operator was...
- Posted November 22, 2013
Tornado relief dropbox now available at Elburn Community Center
Elburn & Countryside Community Center 525 N. Main St. (Route 47) Elburn (630) 365-6655 email@example.com ElburnCommunityCenter.com ELBURN—A tornado relief donation dropbox is currently available in the Elburn Herald office, located in the Elburn and Countryside Community Center,...
- Posted November 21, 2013
HMS students to perform 'Crumpled Classics'
SUGAR GROVE—With first-year teacher Mr. Collins out sick, a quirky cadre of students will take it upon themselves to pull together Harter annual "Classics on Parade," acting out famous stories that they studied in their literature class....
- Posted November 21, 2013
Long-range game
Photo:Senior John Pruett drives to the hoop with junior Ben Barnes right behind during Saturday's boys basketball practice. Photos by Patti Wilk Johnson's crew aims for third NIB-12 title in four seasons KANELAND—Kaneland boys basketball may have...
- Posted November 21, 2013
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ARKOMA — The Arkoma Lady Mustangs entered Christmas Break in fine fashion as they routed the McCurtain Lady Bulldogs 66-42 Friday night at the Arkoma Gym.
The Arkoma Lady Mustangs junior high team also won, beating McCurtain 32-20.
Roland 63, Spiro 58: In Spiro, the Lady Rangers (5-1) jumped out to a 21-13 lead after one period, but the Lady Bulldogs (3-2) outscored them 32-25 over the next two quarters to cut the deficit to 46-45 going into the final period.
Stigler 41, Talihina 36: In Stigler, in an opening period full of lead changes, the Lady Panthers had the last one at 11-10 going into the second quarter. But over the final three periods, the Lady Golden Tigers (4-1), who lost for the first time this season, could never get the lead back.
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Dennis Ly has stepped down as the head coach of Maiden High School's boys and girls soccer teams.
Ly, a 1992 Maiden graduate, said he made the move because of "personal reasons."
"It was in the best interest of the kids that I chose a different profession," Ly said in a phone conversation Thursday.
Butch Parker, Maiden's assistant athletic director, called the move a "personnel decision." Parker confirmed Ly is no longer employed by the school system.
Ly also served as Maiden's head JV boys basketball coach and as an in-school suspension coordinator.


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