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And their fear is well-founded. While Shawn and even his aunt welcome the idea that such creatures might exist, there is one 'bean' intent on destroying them. Haru, the dumpy housekeeper, voiced by Carol Burnett, with a bit too much menace is the nemesis who goes as far as hiring an exterminator to rid the house of the little "pests." Sillier than she is frightening, however, Hara doesn't stand a chance against clever Arrietty in partnership with Shawn, whose role as her gentle protector seems to make him stronger in every frame.
It's a charming tale, told with the innocence of a child's point of view. However, it seems only fair to warn that children over the age of five might not appreciate its old-fashioned sensibility. The English screenplay by Karey Kirkpatrick tends toward the insipid, and for some strange reason, everyone does a lot of sighing (yes, sighing). The director was Studio Ghibli veteran Hiromasa Yonebayashi.
"The Secret World of Arrietty" opened Friday (Feb. 17). It is rated G.
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RALEIGH - United States Attorney Thomas G. Walker announced that in federal court yesterday Chief United States District Judge James C. Dever III, sentenced TRAVIS AHMOND WILLILAMS, 31, to 96 months' imprisonment.
A Federal Grand Jury returned a Criminal Indictment on May 10, 2011, charging WILLIAMS. On July 18, 2011, WILLIAMS pled guilty to conspiring to distribute and to possess with the intent to distribute 28 grams or more of cocaine base (crack).
According to the investigation, in December, 2010, law enforcement officers conducted two controlled purchases of crack cocaine from WILLIAMS. The total quantity of crack purchased during these transactions was 100 grams.
The case is part of an Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) investigation entitled "Battle Cry." Investigation of this case was conducted by the Drug Enforcement Administration the Rocky Mount Police Department, the Wilson Police Department, and the Wilson County Sheriff's Office. Special Assistant United States Attorney Nathan Huff represented the United States in the case. Mr. Huff is an assistant district attorney in the Seventh Prosecutorial District, comprised of Nash, Wilson, and Edgecombe Counties. District Attorney Robert A. Evans has assigned him to the United States Attorney's Office to prosecute federal drug and organized crime cases. This has been made possible by a grant funded by the Governor's Crime Commission.


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Three of The Hostel's lead cast members - Diana Kahunde (Annet), Moses 'Bismac' Amumpaire (Brother Mathew) and Kenyan actress, Perry Njenga (Makona) - have joined the cast of a forthcoming local film.
Still photos from locations show the trio in fancy robes as they join an ensemble on the set of Njazi Empire, an upcoming feature by fast-rising director Rashida Kayaga, better known as Stamina.
The traditional kingdom-inspired film is currently in production at various locations around Kampala and is set to premiere not later than April. Amumpaire and Kahunde play royalty while Njenga is their sidekick.
Kayaga, who also wrote, produced and acts in the movie, was cagey about details. But insiders said she is working with a minimal budget.
Meanwhile, in a move many predict as the last nail in The Hostel's coffin, NTV Uganda, the show's sole local telecaster, on Monday premiered another local series titled Deception. The Hostel has been off air since December, but was promising a February return, funds permitting.
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What if you knew that you, a family member or friend might be living with dementia, but you didn't know for sure? Where would you turn for help? Would you know what questions to ask your doctor?
The reality is that only 20 to 50 per cent of people with dementia actually receive a diagnosis. Stopping people from getting answers are things like the stigma associated with dementia, the belief that memory problems are just a normal part of aging, or that nothing can be done to help people who are diagnosed, their family and caregivers.
With no diagnosis, individuals and their families live with the disease not fully understanding the changes happening or knowing where they can find support.
This Alzheimer Awareness Month, the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan is encouraging you to learn more about the warning signs and the steps to getting a diagnosis as early as possible. A diagnosis of a dementia such as Alzheimer's disease can be devastating, but it can also bring relief and it serves as a gateway to accessing services.
"Getting that diagnosis helps you and your family understand the source and reason for the symptoms being experienced," says Dr. Jenny Basran, Saskatchewan's only Royal College Certified Geriatrician. Dr. Basran adds, "A diagnosis can also link you to organizations like the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan who can provide you with information, education and support during every stage of this disease."
If you're unsure about where to begin when getting a diagnosis, the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan will be with you every step along the way.
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- Help you identify if the symptoms you're experiencing could be dementia;
- Prepare you for your doctor's visit;
-Provide individual and group support for the person with dementia, their caregiver and family;
- Connect you to other community agencies and services to help you live better with dementia.
Another benefit to early diagnosis is early access to the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan's services. For Victoria and Stan Dillen, an early diagnosis and connection to the Alzheimer Society may have meant four years they wouldn't have lived on their own with this disease.
"Not only has the Alzheimer Society given Stan and I the information, practical tools, and tools to help us in our journey, but they have provided us with a community of people who are in similar situations," says Victoria, who attends the Society's monthly caregiver support group.
Her husband Stan attends an early memory loss support group and they both are very active volunteers at the Society.
Victoria adds, "These opportunities make life for both Stan and I a bit easier. We know we have the support to help us manage each day."
The Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan is taking the steps to ensure that people throughout the province have access to their services. With Resource Centres in Regina, Saskatoon, North Battleford, Prince Albert, Swift Current and Weyburn, more people can access their services in their local community. Anywhere in Saskatchewan, the Alzheimer Society can provide support through their toll-free Dementia Helpline and educational opportunities are available through Telehealth.
"We want to make sure that people in Saskatchewan are provided with the support and tools to live better with dementia, wherever they live and wherever they are in the disease process, diagnosed or undiagnosed," explains Joanne Bracken, Chief Executive Officer at the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan.
"No one expects dementia to be part of their life plan, but a diagnosis can help families and individuals take control of their lives, plan for the future, and make the best of a tough situation," Bracken adds.
This Alzheimer Awareness Month, take the first steps towards a diagnosis:
- Know the 10 Warning Signs and your risk factors
- Contact the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan
- Talk to your doctor or health care provider and encourage them to refer you to the Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan
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Apple's new iPad tablet carries a hardware cost ranging from US$229 to US$346 ($257 to $388), according to a recent analyst estimate.Research firm iSuppli posted the results of a teardown analysis on the hardware components of the device. Depending on features and capacity, the iPad costs US$229.35 for the 16GB model without 3G, to US$346.15 for the 3G-equipped 64GB model.The touch-screen hardware is believed to be the most expensive component at US$80 ($90). Second highest is the "electromechanical and mechanical" components, iSuppli said.The processor in the device is an ARM A4 chip, the design of which was acquired when Apple purchased chip firm PA Semi in 2008. ISuppli suggested that the chip is manufactured by Samsung.The iPad's Flash memory is the biggest variable in hardware costs among the different models. ISuppli estimated that the 16GB Flash chips cost US$29.50 ($33), the 32GB US$59 ($66) and the 64GB US$118 ($132). The 3G and GPS hardware for the 3G-equipped models is believed to cost US$27.10 ($30.42).Based on the varying hardware and retail costs, iSuppli believes that the mid-range 3G-equipped 32GB models will bring the highest profits for Apple. The lowest profit was found in the basic 16GB model without 3G hardware."The 32GB versions of the iPad cost only US$29.50 more to produce than the 16GB versions, but their retail pricing is US$100 higher," said iSuppli principle analyst Dr Jagdish Rebello."This shows that Apple believes the highest volume opportunity for the iPad resides in the mid-range of the product line."
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WILLIMANTIC, Conn. -- Following a month of training, the Eastern Connecticut State University men's and women's indoor track and field season officially begins Saturday, Dec. 1 at the University of Massachusetts Boston Invitational at Roxbury Community College's Reggie Lewis Athletic Center in Boston.
At right: Cora Gingras
Head coach Kathy Manizza has returned to Eastern after spending the past 13 years at the University of Hartford and is coming off her first season as head men's and women's cross country coach. Jason Edwards, a former All-American Eastern track and field athlete, will join Manizza on the coaching staff, along with Michael Lunt and Brien Woodaman. Lunt brings 20 years of high school track and field and cross country coaching experience. Woodaman was a four-year letterwinner under Manizza at Hartford who specialized in the hammer, weight and shot.
The addition of Edwards to the coaching staff will be a tremendous benefit to the team since he was a four-time All-American in the long jump at Eastern in the late 1990s and early 2000s. (He still holds the conference and alliance records for the long jump both indoor and outdoor and the conference indoor record at 200 meters).
Edwards had several reasons to return to Eastern but one of the most important reasons was to work with Manizza, his former coach for two years at Eastern who he credits with much of his improvement in the long jump. Edwards is excited about his return to Eastern because of the progress of the University, including the addition of the outdoor track at the Mansfield Outdoor Complex seven years ago. He also had a good feeling about returning to his alma mater after meeting with new Athletic Director Dr. Jeff Konin, who is very supportive of him and the entire track and field program.
This year, Manizza hopes that the teams can move up in the Little East standings. She also hopes that a few athletes will be able to qualify for nationals at the end of the season. It won't be easy to accomplish these goals since the indoor season is tough to train for during the winter months of Connecticut (Eastern does not yet have a field house or indoor track facility). They program does have the outdoor track, but when there is snow on the ground the team will have to be creative to practice.
With the addition of a handful of newcomers, Manizza sees improvement on the horizon, and believes, along with Edwards that with a positive attitude the team can accomplish anything. The coaches really want to make sure that the athletes have a good sense of team spirit in order to have a successful season.
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With each program featuring only two returning seniors, Manizza has goals beyond just this season for the program. Manizza is recruiting heavily for next year, and wants to build the program by hopefully getting 10 to 15 impact freshmen for the 2013/14 season.
According to Manizza, the men's team has a few athletes who have a chance to qualify nationals this season including, among them junior sprinters Fredrick Hewett (New London) and Michael Singletary (Hartford). They could be a very talented combination in the 4x200 relay, as well.
In his first season last year after transferring from Southern Tech Academy in Charlotte, NC -- where he played football as a post-graduate in the fall of 2009 -- Hewitt was the team's top sprinter. Indoors and outdoors, he ran to All-Little East Conference and All-New England Alliance honors at 200 and 400 meters.
Singletary was unable to compete a year ago but is coming off a full cross country season this past fall after spending the 2010/11 year at Division I Liberty University.
According to the coach, if healthy, sophomore Lee Cattanach (New London) has the ability to break some distance records this year at 3,000 meters and in the mile. Cattanach just finished an impressive cross country season, where he achieved All-LEC and All-NEA recognized based upon his finish at the conference/alliance championships.
The coaching staff also maintains high expectations for sophomore Dylan Kruppa (Torrington) and junior Mark Jolley (East Berlin), among others. Both second-year competitors are sprinters and also compete in the jumps. Other top candidates include sophomore returnees D'Vonte Chambers (West Haven) and Andre Reynolds (Hartford), the latter earning All-NEA recognition indoors as a freshman.
With the team competing at the first-ever UMass Boston Invitational - where at least 14 two and four-year institutions will be represented -- the 4x200 relay is seeded first in a 17-team field, Hewett is seeded second in the 400 and eighth in the 55, Singletary third in the 500, Jolley fifth in the high jump, Kruppa sixth in the 400, Cattanach ninth in the 5,000, Chambers tenth in the 55, and Reynolds tenth in the 55 hurdles.
The women's team also has a talented roster. Junior Lauren Hultzman (Putnam) should benefit from working with Edwards for the entire season. Last year, she qualified for the high jump and pentathlon in the New England Division III championships, gaining All-New England laurels in the high jump at both the Division III and Open championships. Manizza hopes she can add a few feet to her personal throwing record. Junior Amy Huhn (Hebron) is one of the best pole-vaulters in the LEC and feels that she has a chance to do even better this year.
Seniors Cora Gingras (East Hampton) and Christine Charpentier (Monroe) - both fourth-year letterwinners -- also have a chance to improve this season. It is Manizza's belief that Gingras has a chance to break the school record in the triple jump.
Indoors last year, Hultzman won last year's conference and alliance high jump championships, Gingras was All-NEA in the triple jump and All-NEA and All-LEC in the high jump and Huhn All-NEA in the pole vault.
Hultzman owns the program's indoor records in the 60 hurdles and pentathlon and shares the high jump record with Gingras. Charpentier is the lone returning member of the record-setting 4x200 relay (set in her freshman season) and joins junior Katie France (Portland) and sophomore Nikki Chambers (East Hampton) as returning members of the Distance Medley Relay which set the current record last February.
On Saturday, Hultzman and Gingras are seeded 1-2 in the high jump, Gingras, junior Tacia Bryant (Guilford) and Hultzman 3-4-5 in the long jump, Huhn second in the pole vault and Gingras second in the triple jump. In addition, the 4x400 relay is seeded sixth, freshman Kylie McCartney (Manchester) seventh in the mile, France ninth in the 3,000, Chambers ninth in the 800 and junior Akaya McElveen (New Haven) ninth in the 500.
The new coaching staff wants the teams to have a successful season, but at the same time they emphasized the importance of education and having a good work ethic in both their students and in their sport. The staff wants to prepare these student-athletes for the rest of their lives by asking them to do the best they can in every aspect of their life right now.


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OUTDOORS NOTEBOOK: Remaining N.D. deer tags to be available Sept. 14, N.D. grouse and partridge numbers decline etc.North Dakota deer gun licenses in units with remaining tags will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis beginning Sept. 14, and there is no limit to the number of licenses hunters can buy. Applications will be available at gf.nd.gov or through license vendors statewide.
By: Compiled by Brad Dokken, Grand Forks Herald
Remaining N.D. deer tags to be available Sept. 14
BISMARCK — More than 8,000 antlerless deer licenses, including almost 1,100 in Unit 2C north and west of Grand Forks, are still available after the third and final lottery drawing, the North Dakota Game and Fish said Friday.
Licenses in units with remaining tags will be issued on a first-come, first-served basis beginning Sept. 14, and there is no limit to the number of licenses hunters can buy. Applications will be available at gf.nd.gov or through license vendors statewide.
Unit 2C has 1,098 any antlerless tags remaining, Game and Fish said, while Unit 2D farther north has 764 tags still available.
Here's a look at other units with tags remaining:
Unit 1: 189 any antlerless.
2F1: 681 any antlerless.
2K2: 666 any antlerless.
2L: 794 any antlerless.
3D1: 31 antlerless whitetail.
3E1: 437 antlerless whitetail.
3E2: 319 antlerless whitetail.
3F1: 336 any antlerless and 1,047 antlerless whitetail.
3F2: 294 any antlerless and 1,036 antlerless whitetail.
4F: 301 antlered whitetail and 28 antlerless mule deer.
Hunters who buy remaining antlerless licenses in units 3E1, 3E2, 3F1, 3F2 and 4F can use the tags during a special herd reduction season set for Sept. 23–Oct. 7. Hunters also can use the doe tags during the archery season with a bow; the deer gun season with a bow, rifle or muzzleloader; or during the muzzleloader season with a muzzleloader. Licenses must be used for antlerless deer only, and hunters must stay in the unit to which the license is assigned.
In addition, hunters ages 14 and 15 who have special youth season licenses can purchase additional doe tags for the youth season, and nonresidents can buy remaining tags for $55.
The archery season opened Friday, youth deer Sept. 16, regular deer gun Nov. 4 and muzzleloader Nov. 25.
Info: gf.nd.gov.
— N.D. Game and Fish Dept.
NDGF reports drop in grouse, Huns
BISMARCK — North Dakota hunters can expect to see fewer upland game birds when the season for sharptails, ruffed grouse and Hungarian partridges opens Saturday.
According to Aaron Robinson, upland game biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, breeding sharptail numbers were down 30 percent from last year, with numbers falling from west to east. Loss of land enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program is a factor, along with three harsh winters and a wet, cold spring that affected nesting.
Hungarian partridge numbers are also down and more localized than last year, and scouting will be critical to success, Robinson said. Ruffed grouse, which are limited to a couple of forested areas in north-central North Dakota, were down 15 percent statewide. The number of drumming males increased nearly 13 percent in the Pembina Hills, Robinson said, but the Turtle Mountains showed a 28 percent decrease from last year.
Sage grouse and prairie chicken seasons will remain closed because of low populations.
Shooting hours are one-half hour before sunrise to sunset. Sharptails, ruffed grouse and Huns each have a daily limit of three and a possession limit of 12.
In related news, Game and Fish is asking grouse hunters to collect some feathers and submit wing envelopes this fall. Biologists use the information to monitor production, populations and the harvest ratio of males to females and juveniles to adults.
Envelopes are available from Game and Fish at (701) 328-6300, by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or at district offices across the state.
— N.D. Game and Fish Dept.
Did you know?
- Minnesota deer hunters have until Thursday to apply for an either-sex deer permit for rifle or muzzleloader in the state's lottery areas. Lottery areas this year are in permit areas 103, 108, 119, 234, 235, 237, 238, 250, 251, 252, 253, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 281, 282, 283, 284, 285, 286, 288, 289, 290, 291, 294, 295, 296 and 299. Info: mndnr.gov/deer.
- The Forks Rifle Club has reached the 300-member milestone. "As long as everyone does not try to shoot at the same time we will do fine," longtime rifle club member Tom Reiten said. The Forks Rifle Club was established in 1933, and the shooting range and clubhouse is located eight miles west of Merrifield, N.D., on Grand Forks County Road 6.
- Raymond Hanson, Twin Valley, Minn., won the gold medal at the recent North Dakota Blackpowder Cartridge Target Rifle Championship, held at the Forks Rifle Club's W.G. Coulter Range. Richard Jorgenson, Devils Lake, won the silver medal and is the North Dakota state champion. Curt Grorud, Thief River Falls, won the bronze medal.
- The Forks Summer Rifle League has wrapped up its inaugural summer of competition. In the conventional center-fire category, Denny Magnusson finished first, Tom Reiten placed second, and Marcus Moeglein finished third. Top three shooters in the defensive center-fire division were Dick Evers, Ron DePue and Mark Knain. John Nordlie finished first in both the conventional and defensive rim-fire categories.
- A bear that's been making the rounds at the Agassiz Audubon Center near Warren, Minn., is going to be trapped and fitted with a GPS collar as part of a study the state Department of Natural Resources is conducting of bears on the western fringe of their Minnesota range. With Minnesota's bear season now underway, the DNR is asking hunters to avoid shooting any radio-collared bears they see.
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Look at it. It's pretty, and it definitely has the air of a supercar, but where is the flair? Where's the suggestion that a human being has been at work? It's a bit too clinical. You get the impression it was styled by software and shaped by a simulator. It probably was.


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Twitter user claims he was sacked after admitting depression
An employee has claimed on Twitter that he was sacked by a small business after he informed his boss that he was suffering from depression.
The tweeter, known as @badlydrawnroy, posted on the social network saying: "Dear Twitter, I just opened up to my boss about my depression and she's indicated she might have to fire me. Erm, help?". He then added: "'We're a small company, there's no room for passengers.' My boss after I told her about my depression and how I'm getting help with it."
He later posted that he had indeed been fired and tweeted a link to his dismissal letter.
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I am astonished that they used admitted depression as a grounds for terminating a contract.
I go through heavy bouts of depression and it has been part of my working life rather like my dyslexia but to consider it a severe hinderence is rubbish.
I think this stands as a common example of the lack of understanding to these conditions and failure to understand that you can work with and around them without any hinderence to the business.
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It used to be idle—or scholarly—to compare films to the novels from which they were taken; now, one can scarcely avoid it. The index to the change is the difference between Stanley Kubrick's The Killing (1956) or Paths of Glory (1957) and his Lolita (1962). The earlier films were real films; Lolita is in the current style of the un-film.
The only truly cinematic effect I noticed was a cut from somebody's face to a face in a horror movie at a drive-in, a cut so drastic I cannot even remember what face Kubrick cut from. In the absence of cinema, such details as Charlie at the girls' camp or Dolly's husband's hearing-aid are dutifully lugged over from the novel; they make a film à clef for those who are "in" on the novel, but never...
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In modern Canadian use, the term "government" referred broadly to the cabinet of the day, elected from the Legislative Assembly of Ontario and the non-political staff within each provincial department or agency – that is, the civil service.
The Province of Ontario is governed by a unicameral legislature, the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, which operates in the Westminster system of government. The political party that wins the largest number of seats in the legislature normally forms the government, and the party's leader becomes premier of the province, i.e., the head of the government.
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April 2, 2014
RALEIGH, N.C. - Sean Weber of the NC State men's tennis team is embarking on the last few remaining matches as a member of the Wolfpack. He will be honored as part of the Senior Day festivities against No. 12 Notre Dame on Sunday, April 6, where he will compete in his final home match at State.
"I realize we only have a month left in the season and then the NCAA Tournament," Weber said. "I'm just trying to make the most out of it, and add a few more good memories that I'll have when I'm done.
"It's exciting to be toward the end of my college career and graduating from school, but it's also bittersweet. I'm going to miss all the guys when I'm done."
This season, Weber has posted an 18-10 record in singles, and a team best 29-9 in doubles, the event in which he has excelled most during his collegiate career.
Weber ranks fourth all-time in the program in career doubles victories with 69. He's also been a mainstay as part of two doubles pairs in the ITA doubles rankings, as he is currently ranked along with Robbie Mudge (No. 32) and Nick Horton (No. 36).
Paired with Mudge throughout the fall, the duo claimed the doubles title at the UVa Ranked 1 tournament and also advanced to the doubles final of the ITA Carolina Regional and the Duke Fab Four Invite.
Last season, Weber teamed with former Wolfpacker Dave Thomson to earn a national ranking as high as No. 10 en route to clinching a bid in the NCAA Doubles Championships.
In singles competition, Weber has tallied 46 career victories over the course of his four-year career. After recording eight victories combined his first two seasons, he claimed 20 victories in his junior campaign last season. This year, he is on pace to secure the most wins of his Wolfpack career, as he is currently third on the squad with 18.
In addition to his on-court accolades, Weber has also thrived in the classroom. In 2013, he was named to the All-ACC Academic Team, and he will graduate in May with a degree in biological sciences and a minor in psychology.
Weber credits not only his coaches for his success on and off the court, but said former NC State tennis alum Christian Welte has been someone who made a significant impact on his collegiate career.
"He helped teach me, as well as mentor me, and he was a great role model," Weber said.
As team captain this season, Weber has been looked upon to take more responsibility both on and off the court. Through his tireless work ethic, something that did not go unrecognized by head coach Jon Choboy, he gained the respect of both his teammates and coaches.
"A lot of guys have learned a lot from him," Choboy said. "With him, I think the quality of leadership that he's had and example he's left behind has positively impacted our program. He's ferociously competitive but he also composes himself in a very calm and mature matter."
Horton, a freshman on this year's squad and doubles teammate throughout the spring, said he's gained experience from not only playing, but watching Weber compose himself on the court.
"I definitely find that he's the leader on the court," Horton said. "He's the team captain, so he has a lot of experience. If I'm ever in a pressure situation he's always there to calm me down if I'm getting a bit nervous. He's always there to talk to, and he's a big help."
Weber said he plans to continue playing tennis over the summer, training at the facilities on campus, and possibly take a stab at professional doubles competition.
However, he said his long-term goal is to apply to medical school and pursue a career in orthopedics.
"I can't say it'll be fun without him next year because I've enjoyed coaching him and watching him help the rest of the guys," Choboy said. "I really do ask him to be a guidance for the rest of the team, sometimes speak to them one-on-one; we're going to miss that for sure."


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Converse just released a new video part of Raymond Molinar for their new shoe the Sea Star. Check out this super good part!
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Reign skate shop but together a cool little video of Tom Asta and Ishod Wair skating around Philly. They skate some pretty rad spots I've never seen before.
Josh Kalis and Hellaclips presents another Brick Layers episode featuring photographer Giovanni Reda who's "Brick Layer" is Natas Kaupas Streets of Fire video part. Hands down one of the best if not the best parts ever! Watch this now. Good choice Reda.
Osiris made a video of Austin Poynter killing the Combi Pool. Good stuff.
If you're in the Virginia area this weekend Venue Skateshop is having an all ages pro party for Gilbert Crockett's Alien Workshop pro model at the shop 3pm on Saturday and then a 21 and over party at Bellytimber. If you're around come out and party!
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Are you ready for a WILD kick-off to the Girl Scout Cookie Program? The Iowa Wild hockey team will help us celebrate the start of cookie season with fun-filled activities helping you learn the 5 skills for success. You'll get a sneak peak at the recognitions, and learn about our new cookie for 2014. Earn your Cookie Pin in the morning and come back with your family that afternoon for the Iowa Wild's game. Watch our website for more details!
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Mommy and daddy took me in for my yearly exam and my shots. We thought everything was same as usual until the doctor said that she was worried about an area on my leg. They were going to drain it and check the cells. They came in a little later and told mommy that they were worried, it looked suspicious so they scheduled me for surgery next wednesday. Mommie was so scared she told them it hadn't been there very long and it was just a soft raised area. They will know more about it when they do the lumpectomy. Please pray for me! My mommie and daddy are so worried, I will be 10 years old next week and I have been fairly healthy all this time. Thank you all for your prayers
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Posted by Owen on 10/01/2011
Great variety of burgers, great sides good beers, great atmosphere. They nail it every time.
Posted by James on 09/26/2011
I never review places on here but felt compelled after reading some of the awful reviews for this restaurant. I am shocked that there are so many terrible reviews. As a fat kid who loves burgers, I can say confidently, "Best Burger in Williamsburg!!!". Dumont is the most ridiculously overpriced, hipster-stroking restaurant I have ever eaten at. WB's burgers blow them away, especially for the price and their fries are "Tits". Also, they serve the best Jalapeno Poppers. I've lived in the neighborhood since 2006 and I am well-versed in the restaurant game. The service in most Williamsburg restaurants is typically smug, slow and makes you feel as if you are imposing on someone by eating at certain places (La Superior is the worst of all). Williamsburger provides the opposite experience. The servers are very polite and, while the place seems understaffed, they have always been accomodating. I know that everyone has "off" days now and then so I don't doubt that some of the negative comments on here may be true but, in my experience, if you want a quality, fresh, well-cooked burger in this neighborhood, Williamsburger is, hands-down, the smart choice. Their delivery service leaves something to be desired but the food is excellent.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/03/2011
The blue cheeseburger with vidalia onions is the best here. However, the wait staff is ALWAYS understaffed. We went on weeknight and the place was packed with only one waitress, and no bartender. Waited 30 minutes on our food that never came. Went to manager to cancel my order, who ignored me. We walked out without paying for a beer. Some of the poorest service I ever had.
Posted by faith on 06/05/2011
I have to say I'm pretty picky and am extremely satisfied with my experience. I ordered the cheeseburger and chicken fingers for my kids. Delicious!. I would have given them a 5.0 but for the fries which were only ok. I ordered a black and white shake, awesome. This was a delivery order by the way, which we all know usually isn't great, this however was really great. A change in fries would make it perfect...skinny fries please.
Posted by Anonymous on 03/21/2011
The place is great. I have ordered several times and dined in a handful of times. Always a good experience with the service and delivery. A tad over priced but overall it great.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/20/2011
I went in for dinner the other night and i was shocked at how disappointed I was. I ordered a burger and the vinegar malt fries. The burger alone cost $11 and the waitress asked me if I wanted to add any topping, I said just the standard lettuce tomato onion was fine and she didn't even tell me it was going to be an extra $2 for something that should come on every burger. I like my burger medium rare and it got to the table so cooked through that I wouldn't even eat it if I like it well done. Soninsat there eating my fries which where drenched I'n vinegar and at one point became inedible without having a burger to take a break form the eye watering amount of vinegar. When my burger finally got to me it was missing the tomato so I asked for what I rightfully paid for, and the waitress brings me a single slice of tomato on a napkin on her open palm. I was beyond disgusted. And the irony of it all was last year I applied for a job there but they told me I knew nothing of the restaurant industry, well clearly I know better than who they hired.
Posted by d on 12/13/2010
despite many complaints in terms of service and staff, i do think its the best burger in the neighborhood. in my opinion, its better than dumont, although both are good. williamsburger's burger is deliciously messy, juicy, and the 3 or 4 times i have eaten there, its been cooked perfectly. the meat is very salty which i don't mind, but i can see others maybe taking issue. that being said, the staff seems devoid of any joy. i have avoided delivery completely because the one time i did call, they informed me they had a $15 dollar minimum. even though the menu I had clearly said $10, they told me it was an old menu. at that point, i had just moved to the neighborhood a month earlier, how old could it be? when eating in the restaurant, the servers i have had never smile. no i don't need my waitress to coddle me, but i don't think it would hurt to be pleasant. i also think it is truly obnoxious to charge for lettuce, tomato, onion and pickles. really?


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Stir paprika, 1 1/2 teaspoons coarse kosher salt, 1 teaspoon black pepper, coriander, ginger, allspice, and cinnamon in small bowl to blend. Spread spice mixture all over pork shoulder. Wrap in plastic and refrigerate overnight.
Preheat oven to 325°F. Melt butter with oil in heavy large oven-proof pot over medium-high heat. Add pork shoulder and brown on all sides, about 10 minutes. Transfer pork to plate. Pour off all but 2 tablespoons drippings from pot and reduce heat to medium. Add quince to pot. Sauté until cut sides are lightly browned, 5 to 7 minutes. Using slotted spoon, transfer quince to bowl. Add onions, celery, and carrot to pot. Sauté until vegetables begin to soften, about 10 minutes. Add garlic; auté1 minute. Add pomegranate juice and chicken broth. Bring to boil, scraping up browned bits. Add red currant jelly, bay leaves, and thyme, then quince. Return pork to pot, fat side up. Cover pot with foil, then lid; place in oven.
Braise pork until very tender and thermometer inserted into center registers 165°F, basting occasionally, about 2 hours 15 minutes. Cool pork uncovered at room temperature 1 hour. Chill uncovered until cold, then cover and chill at least 1 day and up to 3 days.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Transfer pork to work surface. Cut off string. Cut pork crosswise into 1/2-inch-thick slices. Overlap slices in 13x9x2-inch baking dish. Using slotted spoon, arrange vegetables and quince around pork. Boil juices in pot until thickened enough to coat spoon, about 15 minutes. Season with coarse kosher salt, pepper, and lemon juice to taste. Pour over pork. Cover and bake until heated through, about 30 minutes.
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Ingredient tip: Quinces are ripe when their peel changes from green to yellow. They should still be quite firm— soft quinces are rotten. Because they're so hard, they can be difficult to prepare. First, use a vegetable peeler to remove the skin. Next, use a chef's knife to cut the fruit lengthwise (through the core) into wedges. With a small paring knife, carefully remove the core. To prevent the cut pieces from browning, soak them in lemon water.


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What's better than one new Lamborghini? Three, obviously, with Captain Slow and 100 miles of empty roads...
Posted: 05 Aug 2011
Whenever I see an Alfa Romeo drive by," said Henry Ford, "I tip my hat."
If I wore a hat, I'd also tip it at any Lamborghini that drives by. Since I don't, I usually just smile to myself or maybe even applaud the driver lightly. Thank God there are Lamborghini owners in the world, bringing these absurdist performance artworks, this automotive pageantry, out onto the streets for the rest of us to enjoy. Lambos are the perfect riposte to po-faced Ferraris and overpowered German executive saloons, and no matter how good the day already is, it improves on the appearance of a Lambo.
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FDA Expands Indication for CrossBoss, Stingray to Treat CTOs
May 19, 2011
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) expanded the indication for the CrossBoss Catheter and Stingray System to include the intraluminal placement of conventional guidewires beyond stenotic coronary lesions (including chronic total occlusions [CTOs]) prior to percutaneous transcatheter coronary angioplasty (PTCA) or stent intervention.
CTOs are chronically stenosed lesions that completely block a coronary artery – typically for three months or longer – and prevent blood circulation to critical areas of the heart.
This expanded indication is the result of data generated from the 147-patient FAST-CTOs clinical trial in which the safety and effectiveness of the system in coronary chronic total occlusions was demonstrated.
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FIO Movie Recap 2008
Didn't get to the movie theater 50 times in 2008 like I did? Fear not--here are my reviews so you can plan your Netflix queue accordingly.
In an effort to stay true to this blog's FIO theme, I'm dispensing with any (ok, almost any) commentary and sticking to two categories: sucked or rocked. All caps means it REALLY rocked or sucked.
First Sunday--sadly, sucked
The Eye--sucked
Step Up 2 the Streets--rocked
The Bank Job--rocked
Horton Hears a Who--sucked (can't compete with original)
Meet the Browns--don't really remember but I'm going with rocked
Flawless--can't really remember but I seem to remember it was good, so rocked
The Ruins--sucked so bad it rocked
88 Minutes--rocked
Forgetting Sarah Marshall--ROCKED
Baby Mama--ROCKED
Iron Man--rocked (Patrick would put that in all caps; it was his best movie of 2008)
The Strangers--ROCKED
Sex and the City--rocked
Kung Fu Panda--rocked
The Happening--didn't totally suck but didn't really rock either
The Incredible Hulk--rocked
Hancock--rocked, even though it got horrible reviews
The Dark Knight--ROCKED. Heath Ledger BETTER get the Oscar for it.
Step Brothers--ROCKED. Mimi's favorite movie ever--except for Baby Mama.
American Teen--SUCKED. This was the WORST movie of 2008. How do you make a documentary about teen angst boring? Well, this person did.
The Pineapple Express--ROCKED HARD. Started a heated dispute between Patrick and I; I SWEAR in the preview one guy says "It smells like pot's vagina." Patrick maintains he's saying "God's vagina." I'm sticking with pot's vagina, even though in reality he does say God's vagina, because pot's vagina is funnier.
Tropic Thunder--ROCKED
Death Race--ROCKED
Burn After Reading--rocked
The Family That Preys--rocked
Lakeview Terrace--rocked (although verging on sucked)
Body of Lies--rocked
Righteous Kill--ROCKED
Semi Pro--SUCKED. Not funny at all; total disappointment.
Street Kings--ROCKED
Vantage Point--rocked
Transporter 3--basically sucked
Twilight--sorry, but SUCKED
Quantum of Solace--ROCKED. Too violent my ASS--it was awesome.
Four Christmases--ROCKED
What Happens in Vegas--ROCKED
The Day the Earth Stood Still--sucked
Benjamin Button--rocked (notice that isn't all caps; it wasn't that great and was VERY LONG)
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Last night's South Park was an epic win. Those potty-mouthed school kids from Colorado gave popular social networking site Facebook a run for its money in an episode entitled "You Have 0 Friends". That annoying "Farmville" game isn't safe either.
Here's the description from the South Park website:
Kyle "friended" the wrong person and now all of his old friends are deserting him. His situation is desperate. Kyle looks for help from the one person who has always been there for him.
In the episode, Kyle feels sorry for Kip Drordy, a kid with no Facebook friends whatsoever, so he "friends" him, which, according to Cartman, sends the value of his Facebook friendship plummeting. In the end, he eventually "unfriends" the poor kid.
All is not lost, however. Stan, who was reluctant to setup a Facebook account in the first place, finds that Facebook is taking over his life.
He tries to delete his profile, but finds that he can't because his profile has become "too powerful." Stan gets sucked into Facebook via a hilarious "Tron" send-up to do battle with his profile, which now has close to 1,000,000 friends.
In the end, Stan defeats his profile in an epic game of Yahtzee. He is then able to delete his profile, but not before giving all his friends to Kip Drordy.
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Watch 300: Rise of an Empire Trailer Online Free – Streaming Rise of an Empire 2014 full Movie On Putlocker.to Soon after its victory more than Leonidas' 300, the Persian Army under the command of Xerxes marches south towards the significant Greek city-states. The Democratic city of Athens, very first on the path of Xerxes' army, bases its strength on its fleet, led by admiral Themistocles. Themistocles is forced to an unwilling alliance using the classic rival of Athens, oligarchic Sparta whose may possibly lies with its superior infantry troops. But Xerxes nevertheless reigns supreme in numbers more than sea and land.
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This exhibition features over 200 exquisite vintage bags and purses that are the private collection of Melanie Fearon. This vast collection has filled the walls of Melanie's home for over 25 years and now she is sharing these treasures with the public.
Curated by Gael Henry, Senior Lecturer in Fashion at Northumbria University, the exhibition also features photography and drawing by students and staff at Northumbria University Design Department inspired by the collection.
Special event -ĀJoin us on Thursday 13 February, 6 - 8.30pm, to celebrate the launch of the exhibition. Music will be provided by Slowlight Quartet and refreshments will be provided. All welcome.Ā


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We are going to be tracking a few showers and even a thundershower today and again tomorrow before the heat returns this weekend.
Wednesday: Intervals Of Clouds & Sun; AM Shower; PM Showers; Isolated Thunder
Highs: Mid 70s | Wind: Light SW
Overnight: An Evening Isolated T-Shower; Otherwise Mainly Cloudy
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Root Samsung Galaxy Note
The Samsung Galaxy Note bridges the gap between a tablet and a phone, with its 5.3-inch Super-AMOLED HD display. As its name suggests, the Note is meant for taking notes on-the-go, and also comes with an S-PEN (Stylus) for making note taking easier.
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The recently released Galaxy Note has already been rooted, thanks to the Zerg's Root Exploit. Using this exploit, users can easily root their Note in a single click. This method will also not activate the custom binary counter found on the Note like the Galaxy S II.
Below are the steps to root your Samsung Galaxy Note-:
1) Before proceeding with the rooting process, please make sure that you have all the necessary drivers installed. Simply install Samsung's KIES software, which will automatically install all the relevant drivers.
2) Download the ZergRoot exploit file from here, and extract it inside a new folder on your desktop.
3) Enable 'USB Debugging' on your phone. To do so, go to Settings->Applications->Development and then selecting the 'USB Debugging' option. Also enable the 'Unknown Sources' option found in the previous menu.
4) Now, double click on the 'runme.bat' file. A new command prompt window will then open, which will ask you if you have connected your phone or not. Connect your phone to your PC now, and then press any key so that the Zerg Root Tool can proceed to root your handset.
5) Your phone will restart during the process. When done, you will have successfully rooted your Galaxy Note.


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Thursday night NBA grades: Teague, Aldridge play big in overtime
Dec 27, 2013, 4:04 AM EDT
Our quick look around the NBA, or what you missed while playing the Breaking Bad game…
Jeff Teague, Atlanta Hawks. Teague had a nice game before entering overtime — he had 22 points and 7 assists in regulation. However, he finished with 12 points and 3 assists in the extra 10 minutes and controlled the play a lot of ways for Atlanta. We have to ding him because he had chances to end the game at the end of regulation and at the end of the first overtime. However, the third time was a charm. We also have to ding him because he was assigned Kyrie Irving much of the night and the Cavs point guard scored 40. Still, Hawks get the win.
James Harden, Houston Rockets. Second night of a back-to-back with their best win of the season on the front end, then trailing Memphis by 13 in the third quarter of the second game, a lot of teams would have just rolled over. It's a sign of maturity that James Harden and Jeremy Lin led a comeback to get Houston the win. Harden had 11 of his 27 points in the fourth quarter. Harden got those 27 points on just 9 shots. How? He attacked the rim and got to the line 25 times, drawing a boatload of fouls.
Tim Duncan, San Antonio Spurs. Who is too old again? At age 37 on the second night of a back-to-back, if Tim Duncan had an off night you'd forgive him. But Duncan showed up and had one of the best games of his season. In the fourth quarter Dallas had made a push and Duncan responded with a couple makes and a key assist to seal the win.
LaMarcus Aldridge, Portland Trail Blazers. Aldridge had some troublesome wisdom teeth pulled Sunday and since then hadn't eaten much at all (which sucks on Christmas) nor had he shot a basketball. He was a game time decision Thursday, decided to play and went out and dropped 32 on the Clippers, including seven in overtime. Plus he pulled down 10 rebounds. Down the stretch of this game it was pretty much all Aldridge all the time for the Blazers, who ran the offense through him on the left block. And he responded.
- lemfaxx - Dec 27, 2013 at 6:09 AM
Oh my TD!
- davidly - Dec 27, 2013 at 6:14 AM
A+&- Chris Paul, Los Angeles Clippers. 34 points, 16 assists, 6 steals and only 1 turnover. The minus is he missed the midrange jumper that'd've kept his team out of overtime.
- davidly - Dec 27, 2013 at 6:20 AM
I Andrew Bynum & Dwight Howard. Both bigs of shared fate had 18 minutes. Howard: 1-5 for 2pts and 6 boards. Bynum: 4pts a block and no turnovers.
- basketballhooper1 - Dec 27, 2013 at 8:28 AM
How can you give Tim Duncan a grade without even saying his stats?
- tjgrizz - Dec 27, 2013 at 10:10 AM
Giving an A to Harden for 2 made FGs is as big a joke as the officiating in that game
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SHE IS A PROFESSOR OF TEXTILE at Pratt Institute and teaches hand-dyeing, tie-dye, shibori and color theory workshops in New York. She was also the first person to teach Martha Stewart how to tie-dye. She has led workshops and thrown tie-dye parties and around the world, from Los Angeles to Berlin, including a large-scale crash-course workshop at The Last Weekend in the Catskills, NY, where over 100 people participated. She has written articles on textiles for various publications including Martha Stewart and the Lena Corwin's book Made by Hand.
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Update: The discredited scientific paper in 1998 linking the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine with autism has been retracted by The Lancet (pdf). The journal cited falsehoods in the paper exposed by the UK General Medical Council following a lengthy investigation of the lead author, Andrew Wakefield, then of London's Royal Free Hospital, and two of his co-authors.
Twelve years after his now discredited claim in The Lancet that injections of the MMR vaccine against measles, mumps and rubella might cause autism and bowel disorders in children, Andrew Wakefield is closer than ever to being banned from practising as a doctor.
Publication of his claims panicked parents into abandoning the shots, which had peaked in uptake at 92 per cent of UK children in 1995, falling to a trough of just 81 per cent in 2004.
A panel appointed by the UK General Medical Council – which regulates and monitors British doctors – concluded today that there's now no factual impediment to Wakefield and two of the co-authors on his paper facing charges of professional misconduct.
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This was not about rebutting, once again, the autism claims. The panel made it clear that its report was not an exploration of whether the link existed or not. Rather, "it has concerned itself exclusively with the conduct, duties and responsibilities of each doctor", it says. In other words, it investigated the facts of whether Wakefield and his colleagues failed to uphold their professional duties to patients.
That said, the findings are damning, and look like they could spell the end for the three. Reached after 148 days of hearings spread over two-and-a-half years, they mean that Wakefield, a practitioner at the Royal Free Hospital in London when his infamous paper appeared, will learn whether he'll be struck off following hearings starting 7 April that will decide his fate. So too will two co-authors of the paper who were also at the Royal Free at the time: John Walker-Smith and Simon Murch.
Painstakingly laid out in a 143-page document, the GMC panel's findings are strewn with the words "dishonest", "irresponsible" and "misleading". The panel resurrected and upheld most, if not all, of the main charges against Wakefield, such as his undeclared conflict of interest in having filed a patent relating to treatments for bowel conditions a year before his Lancet study appeared. "The panel therefore rejects the proposition put forward by your [Wakefield's] counsel that third-party perceived conflicts of interest did not fall within the relevant definition at the time," it concludes.
The Lancet itself said in 2004 that in hindsight it shouldn't have published the paper, following publication of a retraction by 10 co-authors on the paper.
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The GMC panel also affirmed irregularities in the way Wakefield recruited and managed the 12 children involved in the study.
At least four of the 12 lacked the history of gastrointestinal symptoms and so did not constitute the "routine referrals to the gastroenterology department" that had been stated in the paper. "The panel concluded that your description of the referral process as 'routine', when it was not, was irresponsible and misleading and contrary to your duty as a senior author," it says. "The panel is satisfied that your conduct in this regard was dishonest and irresponsible."
On another occasion, at his own son's birthday party in 1999, he took blood from children who were there as guests and paid them each £5 for agreeing to this. He was accused by the panel of showing "callous disregard for the distress and pain that you knew, or ought to have known, the children would suffer."
And so it goes on, for page after page. There's no doubt that a minority of parents continue to believe there was something in what Wakefield reported, despite scores of scientific studies clearing the vaccine of any link with autism. One showed that autism was still on the rise even in children who'd never received the vaccine because it had been withdrawn. Wakefield supporters outside the GMC's headquarters in London claimed he'd been made a scapegoat by the medical profession.
Nor will the findings dampen concerns in the US that thimerosal, a mercury-based preservative added to vaccines, causes autism. The US government fuelled the allegations in 2008 by agreeing compensation for some parents who claimed vaccines had damaged their children, although a US court last year ruled once again that there was no link with autism.
The fate of Wakefield will be decided in April. Meanwhile in the UK the uptake of the vaccine has recovered to 85 per cent. Not exactly the 95 per cent the government wants, but it is slowly getting there.
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Dr. Owens was one of the first steering committee members for the ARGO program, which presently samples the ocean using 3,000 autonomous floats, thus representing the first-ever continuous near-real-time global data array for the subsurface ocean. Dr. Owens will describe the many applications of ARGO, including estimation of the ocean thermal expansion contribution to sea level rise. Dr. Owens will also describe his ongoing work with gliders, which can be steered to take measurements at targeted locations, at a fraction of the cost of traditional ship-based methods.