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|College Basketball Odds: Washington State at USC Spread, Preview & Public Picks
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|Thursday, 10 January 2008 07:00
Impressive Start
Washington State is one of only five unbeaten programs in the country, and coach Tony Bennett knows his team must play at its highest level if it expects to come out of its trip to Los Angeles still undefeated.
The fourth-ranked Cougars look to continue their impressive start and open with 14 wins for the first time in 91 years as they visit Southern California and highly touted freshman O.J. Mayo on Thursday.
Oddsmakers from Bodog have made USC -1 point spread favorites (View College Basketball odds) for today's game (Game Matchup). Current public betting information shows that 65% of bets for this game have been placed on Washington State +1 (View College Basketball bet percentages).
After cruising through a mediocre non-conference schedule and defeating instate rival Washington 56-52 in its Pac-10 opener on Saturday, Washington State's (13-0, 1-0) schedule is getting considerably tougher.
The Cougars must avoid looking past the Trojans, who will likely be highly motivated after dropping out of the Top 25, to Saturday's game against No. 5 UCLA - the sixth game in Pac-10 history featuring two teams in the Top 5.
"We have to play excellent basketball even to be in games like this on the road," Bennett said.
Washington State has been winning with its suffocating defense, allowing a mere 49.8 points per game - the fewest in the nation. The Cougars also lead the Pac-10 in field goal defense (36.9 percent).
There hasn't been a team to hold opponents under 50.0 points per game since the 1992 Princeton squad yielded an average of 48.2 points.
"We need to play our defense every game," junior center Aron Baynes said. "If we don't, we can get beaten by every team we play. But if we do, we can beat every team that we play."
Baynes scored a team-high 16 points on Saturday, and scored a career-high 25 points on 10-of-10 shooting in Washington State's 88-86 double-overtime win over USC on March 3.
Senior Derrick Low leads the Cougars in scoring (12.9 ppg), and averaged 14.0 points in three games against the Trojans last season.
Washington State swept the season series over USC last season, before losing to the Trojans 70-61 in the conference tournament. The Cougars have won three of their last four games at USC after losing seven straight there.
Washington State has won all five of its road games, and improved to 13-0 for the first time since the 1935-36 season with last Saturday's win. The Cougars have not opened a season with 14 straight wins since the 1916-17 team started 15-0.
USC (9-5, 0-2) has opened conference play with back-to-back losses for the first time since dropping its first five Pac-10 games in 2004-05.
After losing at California 92-82 in their Pac-10 opener last Thursday, the Trojans fell at then-No. 24 Stanford 52-46 on Saturday. The consecutive losses dropped USC from No. 22 to out of the Top 25.
Mayo is second in the Pac-10 in scoring (20.1 ppg), but had a disappointing performance his last time out. Mayo had 14 points on a season-low 5-of-19 shooting against the Cardinal after scoring a season-best 34 points on 12-of-21 shooting against the Golden Bears.
"Some nights will be like this where the paint is pretty clogged up,'' said Mayo, who also needed three stitches to close a cut over his right eye after Saturday's loss. "They did a good job of protecting the lane and outside shots aren't falling like we would like. Some nights will be like that.''
The Trojans have lost three straight games to Top 25 teams - including four-point losses to then-No. 4 Kansas and No. 2 Memphis - since beating then-No. 19 Southern Illinois 70-45 on Nov. 25.
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Do you ever feel so alone that you think that there is no one out there for you.
when you go out to try and forget and come back more misreable than when you left.
when you go out and see all these couples and people just clicking and then there is you who only get a glance because people are wondering what you are doing.
when the only time someone speaks about you is to be able to scare their kids to think about strangers saying things like "do you want someone like that to take you away forever"
The person who tries to live alone will not succeed as a human being.
His heart withers if it does not answer another heart.
His mind shrinks away if he hears only the echoes of his own thoughts and finds no other inspiration.
Sometimes the pain's too strong to bare...and life gets so hard you just don't care. You feel so alone you just sit and cry...every second you wish you could die. Then you start thinking who would care...if one day they woke up-and you weren't there
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CONYERS -- Not even a heavy rain that blanketed the Conyers area could stop the Salem girls soccer team Tuesday.
Hannah Watkins and Chanci Roseberry each scored a goal as Salem opened Region 8-AAAA play with a 2-1 victory over Cedar Shoals.
It didn't take Salem (3-1, 1-0) long to take the first lead of the game. Layne Jackson lofted a kick deep into Cedar Shoals (1-3, 1-2) territory and Watkins corralled the ball and rifled a goal past Jaguars keeper Landis Mauldin at the 38:42 mark.
Roseberry came off the bench eight minutes into the game and had several scoring chances. She had two shots that were saved by Mauldin, then a pair of shots went into the side of the net. A rain shower began with 15 minutes until halftime, but Roseberry finally broke through, getting past the Cedar defense and putting away a shot to put the Seminoles up 2-0 with 14:25 left.
The visitors put pressure on the Salem defense on a number of occasions in the opening half, but only had one shot on goal. That came with 28:43 to play when Shaylee Pokoski's shot was saved by Sydni Booker. Later, a penalty gave Tien-Tien Cheng a kick 5 yards from the goal, but her shot hit the side of the net.
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EL CAJON: Police are asking for the public's help in locating an 82-year-old man who a neighbor reported has not been seen for more than three weeks.
El Cajon police officers checked Robert Edward Downer's home on Cajon Greens Drive near North First Street on Tuesday and found food that was left out and spoiling on the counter, police said. The house was locked and there were no cars in the driveway and no sign of foul play.
Family members said Downer was in good health but had some problems with his balance. Items in the home indicated that he liked to take hikes, police said. Investigators later found that one of Downer's cars had been towed from Oak Oasis County Park in Lakeside on April 9.
Sheriff's Department personnel searched the park and surrounding area yesterday but did not find the man.
Downer is described as white, 5 feet 9 inches tall and 160 pounds with gray hair and dark eyes. Anyone with information is asked to call El Cajon police Detective Mark Barber at (619) 441-5596. –K.K.
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IMPERIAL BEACH: A 22-year-old man was stabbed to death Wednesday night in what appeared to be a gang-related attack, authorities said.
The victim, identified as Donniell Wilkins, was found lying in the driveway of a home on 13th Street near Fern Avenue at 10:45 p.m., homicide Lt. Dennis Brugos said.
He had been stabbed at least once and was taken to a hospital, where he died, Brugos said.
Wilkins was outside a house talking with a friend when two men approached from an alley and made a gang statement, Brugos said.
Wilkins walked over to the men, and one lunged at him and stabbed him at least once. Wilkins returned to where his friend was standing and collapsed, Brugos said.
Both of the men were described as young Latinos. One had a thin build and a shaved head and several tattoos on both arms. The other was heavyset. One was riding a bicycle. –D.B.
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LA MESA: A man robbed a 7-Eleven store in La Mesa early yesterday, at one point aiming a gun at the clerk and pulling the trigger, police said. The gun did not fire.
The robber entered the convenience store on University Avenue near Parks Avenue about 1:35 a.m. He was carrying a small, black semiautomatic handgun and demanded cash from the clerk, police said.
The clerk put the cash drawer on the counter and the robber took the money and ran out of the store, heading north on Parks. No one was injured.
The robber was described as black, 20 to 25 years old and 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet tall. He was wearing a black hat, a black-and-white striped sweater and black gloves, and his face was partially covered with his sweater.
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. Nov. 18, 2009 TGen Drug Development (TD2) and the Institut Paoli-Calmettes (IPC) have forged a strategic alliance that will enable both to maximize their worldwide contributions in the treatment of cancer patients.
The partnership between TD2, a Scottsdale subsidiary of the Phoenix-based Translational Genomics Research Institute (TGen), and Marseille, France-based IPC's comprehensive cancer center will enable both non-profit institutes to speed research discoveries to patients with cancer.
Both organizations will expand their clinical research network to evaluate new therapies in the U.S. and Europe in an effort to more quickly introduce new drugs into clinical trials.
Teams from both TD2 and IPC will focus their efforts on discovering molecular alterations within cancers and finding biomarkers that will help identify new therapeutic targets that can be used to tailor treatments for individual patients.
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Professor Patrice Viens, a medical oncologist and General Director of IPC, said the alliance with TD2 will enable IPC to bridge new international relationships: "This alliance with TD2 translates to our continuing efforts to expand our collaborations in basic research and medical activities beyond Europe.''
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Age: 15
My main fandoms are:
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- Metal Fight Beyblade Zero G
- Princess Tutu
- Sengoku Basara
- Free! Iwatobi Swin Club
- Scan2go
- Tsuritama
and much more
Couples that I ship
Metal Fight Beyblade:
Ginga x everyone
Kyoya x Nile
Madoka x everyone (Ginga, Kyoya and Ryuga are NOT include)
Ryusei x Daidouji (HOT!HOT!HOT!)
Yuu x Titi
Kenta x Sala
Masamune x King
Ryuto x Kakeru (Its too bad that Kakeru doesnt appear on the anime)
Kakeru x Motti
Wells x Sophie (Whales!)
Wells x Julian
Selen x Sophie (Poor girl with rich girl. Sounds a good match)
Aguma x Bao
Johannes x Bao
Toby x Zeo
Chao-Xin x Masamune
Chao-Xin x Mei Mei
Teru x Hikaru
Metal Fight Beyblade Zero G
Zero x Shinobu
Eito x Mal (Cuteness overload)
Sakyo x Takanosuke
Benkei x Madoka
Kaito x Zero
Yoshio x Kira
Princess Tutu
Rue x Ahiru
Evil Mytho x Princess Tutu
Lilie x Pique
Sengoku Basara
Masamune x Yukimura
Kojuro x Masamune
Sasuke x Yukimura
Kojuro x Hanbei (Hanbei is clearly gay for Kojuro)
Motochika x Motonari
Kotaro x Tsurihime
Keiji x Magoichi
Jack x Hebina
Hebina x everyone
Kazuya x Shiro
Ru x Shiro
Ru x Dradd (love-hate thing going on me between me and these two)
Kraken x Mitsuki
Dradd x Taiga
Odin x Sho
Jin x Sho
Sho x everyone
Ryan x Odin
Jake x Sting
Glenn x David
Gigante x David
Mathew x Lucy
Yuki x Haru
Natsuki x Yuki
George x Akira
Now a list of couple that I dislike and I hope you dont ask me to write about:
Ginga x Madoka
Hyoma x Hikaru
Tsubasa x Hikaru
Shinobu x Ren
Masamune x Oichi
Draco x Hermione
Ryuga x Hikaru
Tsubasa x Madoka
Tsubasa x Hyoma
Hyoma x Kyoya
Kojuro x Kasuga
Ryuga x Madoka
Masamune x Madoka
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Around the time that a suburb half a country away was exploding last Monday night, a Jacksonville Sheriff's officer named J.C. Garcia tried to pull over a car driven by a man named Brian Dennison, whose 6-year-old daughter was in his car, after he cut through a parking lot trying to avoid a traffic light.
The police say that Dennison didn't stop when Garcia pulled up behind him, and continued driving all the way to his apartment complex. According to Dennison's family, the 31-year-old was in a rush to get home because his daughter was having an asthma attack. Dennison got out of his car; one family member told News4Jax that he stuck his hands out of the car window and said, "Don't shoot, please don't shoot. I got my daughter in the car."
Garcia claimed he saw a gun. He pulled his service weapon and fired a shot.
Dennison — who, fortunately, was not harmed — did not have a weapon. He was, however, arrested on misdemeanor charges. The family is demanding answers.
If history is any indicator, they won't get them.
Between 1999 and 2013, Florida cops in 110 different law enforcement agencies were involved in 574 homicides that were deemed justified, according to an investigation by NBC 6 South Florida. Of those, 42 cases involved the JSO, the second-highest total of any police agency in the state, behind only the Miami-Dade Police Department. That number is spiking, too — up from just 14 incidents in '99 to 67 in 2012 and 58 last year — along with a pronounced, concomitant spike in civilian justified homicides that began around 2006 (thank you, Stand Your Ground), even as violent crime rates here and nationwide have plummeted since 1993.
If you've reported on cops for any amount of time, as I have, you know how rare it is for police agencies to decide that one of their own did anything wrong, ever, no matter the evidence — like Sasquatch-spotting rare. A few … More
When Mayor Alvin Brown called me after the City Council approved the long-debated pension deal 16-3, he was in an expansive mood. And why wouldn't he be? He'd just scored the biggest victory of his administration.
He did the requisites: He lauded his team for doing the hard work of "solving the retirement reform [problem]." He wanted to "thank City Council for all their hard work." But at the end of the day, he took credit for getting the deal done. "My administration presented a sustainable plan," he said.
Though he didn't want to talk politics on the call, that statement could be seen as a direct riposte to Lenny Curry, his deepest-pocketed opponent in the upcoming mayoral race, who has repeatedly teed off on Brown for presenting what he calls an unsustainable plan.
The three nays — Republicans Robin Lumb and Kim Daniels, and Democrat/Force of Nature Denise Lee — opposed the agreement because they didn't trust the financing. In the mayor's eyes, their qualms were misguided.
"Matt Carlucci, former City Council president, and [business executive and former JEA board member] Charlie Appleby presented the plan to JEA," Brown told me — referring to the complex funding proposal the duo proffered last month that called for the city and JEA to jointly borrow $240 million in the short term to help the city pay down its $1.7 pension liability — and "the board unanimously approved the working framework," which he sees as a testament to the partnership between the utility and the city that the mayor's office has been touting to the local media for a while now, a meme that heretofore has not gotten much traction.
Another notable partnership that facilitated the 16-3 mandate might be with the Jax Chamber, which opposed previous pension plan iterations. Brown framed the Chamber's support in the language of consensus, saying it … More
The deputy director of the Port of Miami is the unanimous choice by the Jacksonville Port Authority's board to become the next CEO of JaxPort.
At a meeting April 22, the board approved starting negotiations with Juan Kuryla to replace Paul Anderson, who left at the end of the year to take the position as the director of Tampa Port Authority, said Nancy Rubin, the port's spokesperson.
The board conducted much of its search behind closed doors with one-on-one interviews with the eight candidates. It cut down the number of finalists to three before selecting Kuryla. Interim JaxPort CEO Roy Schleicher and Michael E. Moore, the former CEO of Global Container Terminals were the other finalists.
When he left the post he had held for only 23 months, Anderson complained about the instability at JaxPort, where competing appointments by the governor and mayor kept changing the port's leadership.
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They wore denim and white. Emblazoned proudly on their lapels, the word "Bride" sparkled in the morning sun, glittering rhinestones for all to see. Onlookers gathered behind them, bearing witness to a historic moment for Jacksonville, and a momentous occasion 13 years in the making for this happy couple.
This was the scene outside the Duval County Courthouse this morning, where life partners and now wives Vicki Karst and Susan Smith proclaimed their love in the first legally binding same-sex marriage to take place in Duval County.
The crowd cheered as attorney Belkis Plata spoke the words heard thousands of times every day at courthouses and in churches all over the country, declaring that by the power vested in her by the state of Florida, Karst and Smith were united in matrimony. On this bright, sunny morning in Downtown Jacksonville, those words held particular significance for those who have fought so long and so hard for marriage equality.
Today they have it.
It was with an excited air of disbelief mixed with a sense of finally, finally, finally that Karst took her bride in her arms. After the nuptials, she told Folio Weekly, "I really didn't know it would happen in this amount of time. I really thought it would be our children, not us, that would see this kind of thing happen in Florida."
There was just one thing left to do.
At 10:14 a.m., Karst and Smith's marriage was legally recorded by the clerk of court at Window 4. Theirs was the first same-sex marriage recorded on this day, which will certainly see many more, as will the days and weeks to come. Three clerks hovered against the wall behind the clerk who was entering their completed marriage license, snickering and gossiping. No one paid them much mind.
"You're stuck with me now," Smith joked.
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Hans Tanzler served as mayor of Jacksonville for 12 years and is known for his efforts to clean up the St. Johns River, revitalize downtown and complete major skyscrapers. Tanzler is also known for his government consolidation efforts.
Tanzler died July 25 after suffering a heart attack at his family farm near Gainesville.
Former mayors and other political leaders remembered the 86-year-old Tanzler as the champion of consolidating the City of Jacksonville and Duval County governments in 1967. He served as mayor from 1967 to Jan 2, 1979, when he resigned to run for governor, which he lost to Bob Graham in a seven-man Democratic primary.
As news of his death spread, city leaders shared some recollections about Tanzler and most of them mentioned consolidation:
"Mayor Tanzler led a life dedicated to public service and his legacy will be forever remembered by our citizens and all who had the opportunity to know him. He guided our city through consolidation, paving the way for much of the success we enjoy today," said Mayor Alvin Brown.
Former Mayor John Delaney agreed, saying,] "It would be hard for any Mayor to have a greater legacy."
Former Mayor Tommy Hazouri said Tanzler set the standard for the mayors who followed him.
"I am honored to have known him, and grateful for his leadership and friendship," Hazouri said.
Former Mayor John Peyton also cited the consolidation issue.
"He was the right man at the right time. He was critical to our consolidation in the 1960s."
Well, this is depressing: Last year, in the midst of the city's financial difficulties and with Mayor Brown proposing 14 percent across-the-board cuts (which the City Council eventually replaced with a 14 percent property tax hike), the City Council zero-funded Jacksonvile Area Legal Aid, an organization that provides civil legal services for individuals who can't afford their own attorneys — like the public defender's office, only for foreclosures and family law disputes and the like, not criminal cases. This compounded an existing problem: JALA and other legal aid groups across the state have fallen victim to recent waves of austerity. The Florida Bar has halved its funding to legal aid organizations over the last six years. Gov. Scott has vetoed any and all state funding for legal aid, making Florida one of only three states that doesn't believe the poor should have legal representation when going up against big banks and the like.
JALA has seen its funding from the Florida Bar Foundation wither from $1.2 million in in 2009-'10 to an expected $250,000 or so next year, which of course means fewer lawyers taking on fewer cases, and fewer poor people having someone to help them navigate the murky waters of civil and family law. And that's why Council's decision last year was such a devastating blow — especially considering that the three other counties JALA serves (Nassau, Clay and St. Johns) all pay more-per-poor-person than Jacksonville does, and other major Florida counties pay more than twice what Duval does for legal aid services.
So it was encouraging, then, that Brown's budget proposal, released last month, contained $443,000 for JALA, a relative pittance (1 percent of what we dropped on those scoreboards; yeah, I know, those things came from tourist taxes that we can't use to help poor people, but still) that could help JALA rebuild from the the recent devastating cuts. … More
Although no one has been held accountable or disciplined in any way for the death of 19-year-old Daniel Linsinbigler in the Clay County Jail on March 12, 2013, the Clay County Sheriff's Office has agreed to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit the Linsinbigler family filed for a seven-figure sum, according to Valerie Linsinbigler, Daniel's mother.
At a mediation hearing at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, attorneys for the Linsinbiglers and Clay County will try to negotiate the terms of a settlement. Valerie Linsinbigler says that she knows such settlement agreements sometimes include gag orders that prohibit everyone from talking about the details of the case. That will be difficult for her, she says.
"It's kind of a double-edged sword for me," she tells Folio Weekly. "The last 20 months have literally taken the life out of me. Going to trial and all that stuff — every day it's taken a little more." But while going to trial offered the prospect of even more heartache, it also offered the potential for answers. Valerie wanted to hear from the Clay County deputies who were with Daniel when he suffocated to death while they were just a few feet away. She wanted them to explain why they didn't intervene as he gasped for air.
Daniel, who was quite clearly mentally ill and in obvious need of more robust psychiatric care than his jailers bothered to offer — he'd been arrested during a psychotic break, while he was walking around an Orange Park motel naked and telling anyone who would listen that he was God — was pepper sprayed and removed from his cell in solitary confinement on March 12. He'd been placed in solitary on suicide watch after his arrest on March 2. After pepper-spraying him, deputies tied to a restraint chair and placed a spit hood over his head to contain the tears running down his face, the mucus pouring from his nostrils and the saliva running from his mouth in … More
Days after Jacksonville resident Curtis Lee submitted a public records request to the office of State Attorney Angela Corey, SAO investigators showed up at his home. They told Curtis he should stop contacting Angela Corey and her public records designees.
Circuit Court Judge Karen R. Cole ruled on August 1 that Angela Corey and two assistant state attorneys violated the state's public record laws in response to Lee's requests for information about the Jacksonville Police and Fire Pension Fund. Judge Cole awarded Lee attorneys fees and costs. She also ordered the SAO to change its policy of requiring a money order or cashier's check from the public for records, saying the SAO should accept cash and other forms of payment. And she slammed Corey's office for sending investigators to Lee's home.
"Plainly, a visit by two SAO investigators to a citizen only days after that citizen had made a public records request directed to the SAO, couple with the advice that the citizen should 'stop clling the SAO,' would have a chilling effect on the willingness of the citizen (or most citizens) to pursue production of the public records to which he or she is entitled under Florida law," Judge Cole wrote.
Lee said he objected to the SAO requirement that he pay for records by money order. He lives 18 miles away from the SAO, and he said, picking up records required him to take money out of a bank and buy a money order, which he argued added to the cost of the records he sought. Judge Cole agreed.
"It was really aggravating to me for several reasons," Lee told me. "It was really inconvenient. I'm 57 years old now. What if I was 78? Why don't they take personal checks? What if I didn't have a car. What if I was in a wheelchair. What is the justification for not taking personal checks?"
Judge Cole awarded Lee attorneys fees and cost. The ruling will also make it somewhat easier for a regular person to obtain records. Judge … More
Pedestrians, bicyclists and traffic fatalities in Jacksonville are increasing dramatically, prompting the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, Florida Highway Patrol and Florida Department of Transportation to start a new safety campaign, "Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow. Safety Doesn't Happen by Accident."
The campaign is asking motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists to be more aware of each other and be more alert.
"We've got a serious problem in Jacksonville," said Duval County Sheriff John Rutherford, who spoke at a news conference March 1 with Transportation Secretary Greg Evans and Maj. Anthony Allen of the FHP.
Traffic fatalities in Jacksonville have increased 34 percent, up from 103 in 2011 to 138 in 2012. Motor vehicle versus pedestrian fatalities increased to 32 in 2012, up from 23 in 2011, and motor vehicle versus bicyclist deaths increased to nine, compared with 5 the previous year.
The $100,000 campaign, funded by the Florida Department of Transportation, will include radio and television advertising, billboards and brochures.
"This court is aware that the majority of voters oppose same-sex marriage, but it is our country's proud history to protect the rights of the individual, the rights of the unpopular and the rights of the powerless, even at the cost of offending the majority. Whether it's the NRA protecting our right to bear arms when the City of Chicago attempted to ban handguns within its city limits; or when Nazi supremacists won the right to march in Skokie, Illinois a predominantly Jewish neighborhood; or when a black woman wanted to marry a white man in Virginia; or when black children wanted to go to an all-white school, the Constitution guarantees and protects ALL of its citizens from government interference in those rights. All laws passed whether by the legislature or by popular support must pass the scrutiny of the United States Constitution, to do otherwise diminishes the Constitution to just a historical piece of paper."
And so marks the beginning of the end of Florida's constitutional amendment banning same-sex couples from marrying. Right now, Circuit Judge Luis M. Garcia's (a Jeb Bush appointee, by the way) ruling applies only to Monroe County — that is, the Keys, and marriages there will begin July 22, barring a stay — but there are two other quite-similar lawsuits currently making their way through state and federal court, and were I a betting man I'd wager this question is dead and settled by year's end.
The only real question, in fact, is whether Attorney General Pam Bondi — last seen telling the world that allowing two individuals who love each other to marry will cause "significant public harm" — will bother to appeal.
Pam Bondi will appeal. (Of course she did. It's an election year.)
I'll have more to say on this later, but for now, you can peep the decision here.
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The master of sport/cruiser fusion in the custom realm, former AMA 250GP champ Roland Sands (above) has turned his talents toward blending the off-road and road-racing worlds in the form of his new SuperSingles.
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Been chatting to two people on here and have this little feeling they are the same person! Ever happen to anyone else?
I can't see how that can happen unless someone opens 2 separate accounts from different e-mail addresses. If they are doing that one may be that of their work computer in a way which many companies would regard as a serious breach of trust by the employee. (Some companies use firewalls that block commercial web-sites unless for bona-fide business purposes, &/or monitor employees' private internet use.)
Maybe he got a Schizophrenia lol xD
cool - are they arguing with each other or agreeing with each other?

are they setting it up for you to like one better?

do they use similar word patterns?

oh now i'm too nosy ;)
Yes actually. I had that feeling. You can figure something out to trap them though if you are that paranoid.
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I've suspected as much
Maybe... I've gotten onto EP using both Firefox and Internet Explorer using the same username at the same time. I'm sure that someone else has thought of this if I could.
It can be cause some people have admitted having more than one account.
Just been chatting with 1 person so i don't know how you fell like.
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What with the homage to Tyagaraja and a 15th anniversary, Delhi's Carnatic music lovers had lots to celebrate.
It was a celebration time in the Capital past this week. Vasundhara Enclave Sarveswara Samaj organised a Tyagaraja Aradhana festival at its Sri Sankatahara Ganapathy temple premises.
Eminent artistes of the city, including Radha Venkatachalam, Vasantha Sundaram, P. Kannakumar, and Santha Nagarajan, participated in the group rendering of Tyagaraja's Pancharatna kritis.
After the invocation song "Sri Ganapatini" in raga Saurashtram, the group rendered the Pancharatna kritis of the legendary composer, namely "Jagadanandakaraka" in raga Nattai, "Dudukugala Nanne" in Gaula, "Saadhinchane" in Arabhi, "Kanakanaruchira" in Varali and "Endaro Mahanubhavulu" in Sri.
A host of supporting artistes, including Subramanian on the violin, K. Sreeram and P. Vetri Boopathy on the mridangam and Radhakrishnan on the ghatam, made the session lively. It was indeed a spirited arrangement by the organisers.
The permanent construction of the temple is going on. In spite of this, it is heartening to see the organisation conducting the aradhana to Saint Tyagaraja under a makeshift tent.
Elsewhere, Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Satsangam, Noida, as part of their 15th year celebrations, organised a Radha Krishna Kalyana Mahotsav, featuring namasankeertana exponent Sethalapathi Soundararaja Bhagavathar. It was a three-day festival based on Dakshina Bharata bhajana sampradayam, a tradition established by Bhodendra Sadguru, Sridhara Sadguru and Marudanallur Venkatrama Sadguru.
The organisation wove in a Tyagaraja aradhana on the second day of the celebration. Delhi's Vasanthi Krishna Rao along with her eight disciples rendered the Pancharatna kritis. It was a neat and synchronised presentation, with the able support of K. Sreeram on the mridangam.
Soundararaja Bhagavathar and his team of artistes were spirited and untiring in their performance on all the three days. Despite his old age (past 60), his energy levels were brimming even during the last session. He enthralled the devotees during his rendering of namasankeertanas, astapadi, Krishna Leela Tarangini, besides many other compositions. These included compositions of Bhadrachala Ramadas, Purandaradasa, Sadasiva Brahmendra, Gopalakrishna Bharati and Tyagaraja. Namaavalis during various sessions were captivating. Rendering of shlokas in a host of ragas that included Sankarabharanam, Kalyani, Todi, Bhairavi, Kanada, Kamboji, Yadukulakamboji, Dhanyasi, Kalyana Vasantam, Manirangu, Shanmukhapriya, Ranjani, Kapi, Hamir Kalyani and Madhyamavati were noteworthy. However, at times in the upper octave, it wasn't all that pleasing. That the hall was packed with devotees till past midnight on the second day was testimony to the powerful presentation of the veteran, who has been performing bhajans for four decades.
Soundararaja Bhagavadhar was assisted by a team of Delhi and South-based musicians. Kappanamangalam S. Venkataraman provided vocal as well as harmonium support. His sketches of several ragas were delightful. Similarly, Delhi-based J. Ramakrishnan provided vocals as well support on the flute. At times his sketch of ragas on the flute overlapped that of the harmonium artiste. These two artistes could have taken turns alternatively for each sketch of the raga. The other vocalists include Thiruvaiyaru R. Hariharan, Angarai Vijay, Delhi-based O.V. Ramani and Krishnamurthy. Sethalapathi B. Ganapathyraman provided excellent mridangam support. Delhi-based percussionists included Rangarajan, Kesavan and Anand. The festival was conducted at the premises of Sri Adi Sankaracharya Temple, Noida. On the whole, a spiritually uplifting week.
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BPCL and KSEB, the two teams in the fray from Kerala for the National inter-club volleyball championship which gets underway in Chennai from Monday, are aiming at the title and nothing less.
If their recent performances are anything to go by, their confidence does not seem to be misplaced.
"We have been in top form throughout this season and we are aiming at the title in Chennai," says BPCL coach V. Sethumadhavan. "We have been the National club champions before and this side has the talent to triumph once again."
He adds that Tom Joseph's return to his very best this season has made the team even more confident. "Last year there were times when Tom wasn't firing as well as he was used to. But this year he has been outstanding, not just for us, but for the Kerala State team as well. He was the best player in most of the tournaments he has played."
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Tom, of course, is the pivot of the Kochi-based team, but what makes this team formidable is that it has depth. If somebody like the normally reliable E.K. Kishore Kumar is off colour during a game, as he was at Payyannur in the State inter-club championship recently, there is someone like P. Rohith to step in to score winners.
Then there are Vibin M. George, R. Rajeev and T.P Sayooj to unleash relentless smashes. "Setter Vimal P. Jacob, who has the unenviable task of stepping into the shoes of B. Anil, and libero Kiran Philip too have done well for us this year," says Sethumadhavan. "In Chennai, ONGC will be our main contender for the title. But, we have beaten them this season already."
KSEB's coach P.A. Joseph too is upbeat about his team's chances in Chennai. "The girls have been playing superbly this season," he says. "Except one game, we have won all that we have played so far."
That one loss was to Southern Railway, the only team capable of stopping the Thiruvananthapuram-based club. "Yes, the Railway girls are quite strong, but we have beaten them twice already this season," says Joseph. "We should not have too many problems against the other two teams, Mayors Club (Hyderabad) and St. Josephs' College of Engineering (Chennai)."
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The coach's confidence stems from the nearly flawless displays the team put up at the recent All-India and State-level tournaments, in which all the key players did well. When it comes to the all-round strength, KSEB is among the best in the country.
Girls like P.J. Jomol, one of the most delightful players to watch in Indian women's volleyball at the moment, Tiji Raju, M.J. Alphonsa, M.P. Bijina, P.P. Reshma, P.V. Sheeba and the ever-dependable setter N. Sruthi Mol make KSEB a team to watch out for in any tournament.
"That Donna George is back in the side after injury gives us even more options," says Joseph.


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Don looked down at his bloodied hand, then down at his desk and the scattered pieces of glass that covered it. He stood and held his wounded appendage away from the papers he had been studying, trying to staunch the maroon liquid that steadily poured from it.
He grimaced but just as he was reaching forward to press the button for the intercom, something caught his eye. He reached forward with his unwounded hand and gently tugged on a sheaf of paper that unfortunately didn't escape the booze and blood saturated mess. With a furrowed brow, he slowly sat back down just as the door to his office opened.
"Mr. Draper? I heard you shouting. Is everything okay?"
Don barely glanced up as he distractedly replied, "What? Yes, everything's fine. Close the door."
The secretary did as she was told as Don reread the single typed quote again.
"Life is a perpetual drunkenness; the pleasure passes, but the headache remains," he murmured to himself, the stinging pain in his hand slowly drifting to the back of his mind.
It was simple. It was admittedly cheesy, but it was also true. Don sat back and allowed his gaze to drift from the blood streaked paper to his desk, littered with bloodied flecks of glass.
That's my life, he thought. My life is glass.
Don never thought of himself as a fragile man. He was a man on top of the world.
He was.
Don's eyes fluttered as a wave of emotion suddenly overcame him, barely managing to hold back the burning tears that welled up. His hand began to shake, and he couldn't tell if it was the pain returning or the suddenly realization of what he had become.
He had become glass.
Broken glass.
His life was in shatters. He was divorced. He had no family to call on. He drank too much and took care of himself too little. When things got too serious for Don, it was Dick who ran.
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LAKE FOREST, Ill., June 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Hospira, Inc. (NYSE: HSP), the world leader in generic injectable pharmaceuticals, today announced it has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval for meropenem for injection, USP (I.V.) 500 mg and 1 g vials. The medication, a carbapenem that belongs to the beta-lactam class of antibiotics, is a generic version of AstraZeneca's Merrem® I.V. Sales of the name-brand product in the United States were approximately $200 million in 2009.
"This is the first generic carbapenem approved in the United States, and will help propel Hospira to a position of leadership in this category of antibiotics," said Thomas Moore, president, Hospira, U.S. Region. "Hospira is committed to continuing to reduce the cost of healthcare spending by providing savings with first-to-market generic launches."
Meropenem represents the first U.S. drug launch from Hospira's recent acquisition of the generic injectables business of Orchid Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals, Ltd. Beta-lactam antibiotics represent a class of drugs with a wide spectrum of antibacterial activity. The U.S. market value of beta-lactam molecules is more than $1 billion, based on 2009 sales, according to IMS Health.
Hospira's specialty injectable pharmaceuticals (SIP) offering includes approximately 200 generic injectable drugs in many dosages and formulations. In addition, many of its products are available in popular differentiated presentations, several of which are proprietary, such as ADD-Vantage(TM) drug delivery system and iSecure(TM) prefilled syringes. Therapeutic segments include analgesia, anesthesia, anti-infectives, cardiovascular, oncology, emergency and other areas. Hospira also has robust pipelines of both generic and biogeneric drugs.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, including statements regarding the growth opportunities for generic specialty injectable products. Hospira cautions that these forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated in the forward-looking statements. Economic, competitive, governmental, legal, technological and other factors that may affect Hospira's operations and may cause actual results to be materially different from expectations include the risks, uncertainties and factors discussed under the headings "Risk Factors" and "Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations" in Hospira's latest Annual Report on Form 10-K and subsequent Forms 10-Q filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, which are incorporated by reference. Hospira undertakes no obligation to release publicly any revisions to forward-looking statements as the result of subsequent events or developments.
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Florida probate records have been kept by county judges and county clerks in each courthouse. Since 1968 they have been under the jurisdiction of the clerk of the circuit court in each county. The files may include wills, bonds, letters, petitions, order books, inventories, and settlements. You may obtain copies of the records from the clerk of the circuit court.
The Family History Library has copies of some probate records for Florida, such as the 75 microfilms from Hillsborough County that include:
- Judges' administrations, 1847 to 1928
- Local and foreign wills, 1847 to 1930
- Probate packets, 1834 to 1944
- Guardianships, 1886 to 1929
- Register of estates, 1893 to 1926
- Minutes, 1882 to 1928
- General index to estates, 1834 to 1944
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