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Hello Joost,
The problem:
I am using your plugin in a french website: c.onfigs/fr and your plugin does not support keywrods with accents.
The situation:
When the keyword contains an accent, it is compared to the URL and never matched since WordPress slugs remove the accents from post titles.
The solution
Note that I have made somme additions to /wordpress-seo/js/wp-seo-metabox.js by forking your GitHub project: http://github.com/gbili/wordpress-seo
Now the plugin supports accents and any Diacritic.
Could you merge my fork to your current version of the plugin, so I don't have to do it on every new version?
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Well, I never got to try LOTR Online, but with the open beta today I finally did.
$199 for a lifetime membership. That's the same as $15 for a year. I'm really going to give this one a fair shake.
So far....
-Overall graphics much better than WoW, doesn't seem as good as EQ2 or Vanguard though
-Animations not as fluid (realistic) as WoW or EQ2 but better than Vanguard (I love how a running character in Vanguard looks like a non-moving stick body with robot like swinging arms - cheese).
-Interface - not horrible for a brand new game, much like WoW but not as good
-Addons? no idea.. if it can have WoW's addon support, that will be a plus
If it wasn't for the $199 lifetime or $9.99 a month options for Pre-Order people, I'd probably not even look at it again. But $199 lifetime is so tempting. I could really stick with 1 MMO for that even if it wasn't the best.
EQ2 is still the best MMO hands down though (except for PVP and lack of any good addon support). EQ2 is one hell of a polished HQ and content rich MMO.
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The 2008 Recruiting
What's Going On?
Pete Fiutak
Scout.com guru
Jamie Newberg answers questions about the 2008 recruiting season
"Stinky" Potts is a dream of a college prospect. He's 6-2, a chiseled
245 pounds, and runs a legitimate 4.3. Able to be a big, powerful
tailback or be molded into a linebacker who'd be ready for the NFL with
just a little bit of seasoning, he's the type of player every college
falls all over themselves to woo.
(Pause to allow all the recruitniks a chance to come back after
spending the last few minutes Googling.)
Yeah, Potts is a dream; he doesn't actually exist, but most college football fans
wouldn't know the difference between him and Julio Jones, DeAndre Brown,
and Omar Hunter. They're all merely names to 99% of the sports world,
but Jones, Brown, and Hunter are Randy Moss, Plaxico Burress, and Glenn
Dorsey, respectively, to the die-hard followers of the recruiting world.
So what really matters going into the big signing day coming up on
February 6th? What's going on out there that actually affects the
on-field college football world? Helped by some of the Scout.com
insiders, here's what you need to know.
What five players are can't miss superstars and where are they going?
1. QB Terrelle Pryor - Big, fast, and smart. He has it all. He's the
make-or-break recruit for Michigan, where he'd probably start from day
one, but it's still a battle for his services.
Best Guess On Where He'll Go ... Michigan, but Ohio State is
2. RB Darrell Scott - One of the most productive runners in the
history of California high school football, he's a lightning fast
speedster who has everyone one holding their collective breath.
Best Guess On Where He'll Go ... He gave a quick look to LSU,
but it appears to be dead-even between Texas and Colorado
3. DT Marcus Forston - Measurable-wise, he's NFL ready. Talent-wise,
he needs work. In any event, with a little time, he appears to be the
next superstar Miami lineman with the potential to clog up the middle
for the next few years.
Best Guess On Where He'll Go ... Committed to Miami
4. C Josh Jenkins - A ready-made starter at either center or guard,
he'll provide, at the very least, instant depth for Florida
State, West Virginia or Ohio State.
Best Guess On Where He'll Go ... Ohio State
5. S Will Hill - A phenomenal all-around athlete, he's 6-3 and just
over 200 pounds with room to get bigger. He could be one of the SEC's
most athletic safeties from day one.
Best Guess On Where He'll Go ... Committed to Florida
Which team has been the biggest surprise so far?
While the overall rankings quickly change on Signing Day, when the
final hauls come in, but Notre Dame has done a great job of picking up
the pieces with a slew of fantastic prospects led by WR Michael Floyd
from Cretin Derham Hall in St. Paul, the same school that produced Chris
Weinke and Steve Walsh, and QB Dayne Crist, who could pose a challenge
to Jimmy Clausen right away.
Does the "passing of the torch" really work? Now that
Florida State knows that Jimbo Fisher is going to take over when Bobby
Bowden is done, what kind of an impact is it having?
We won't
really know until Wednesday, February 6th. Signing day. Right now, the
Noles are bringing in its usual collection of great athletes and
big-name high school talent, but every year Bobby Bowden does his best
work at the last second. No one does a better job of closing on Signing
Day, but as is, Bowden, Fisher and company are doing more than fine
getting LB Nigel Bradham, QB E.J. Manuel, and WR Corey Surrency; three
of the best prospects in America at their respective positions. If FSU
is doing such a great job now, then the general feeling is that the
final tally might be truly special once the first week of February is
With so many programs going the succession route with coaches (Florida
State, Kentucky, Purdue), why isn't Penn State following suit? Is it
affecting recruiting?
By most accounts, it doesn't seem to matter ... for now. Joe Paterno
might still be in charge of the program, and he's certainly still the
main man when it comes to coaching, but he's not exactly able to hit the
recruiting trail like other top coaches. Back when it was legal, you'd
have never seen JoePa firing off a bazillion text messages to land a top
prospect, but when he needs to close, he'll make an appearance. Penn
State is fine for now without a succession plan, but it's going to prove
costly in the near future. There appears to be a ceiling on what the
program can do until the future becomes clearer.
Did the Les Miles soap opera screw anything up at LSU?
Winning a national title made up for any possible issues. Miles
might have been all but gone to Michigan before everything played out,
but the fact of the matter is that he's at LSU, he's an LSU guy, and
he's not leaving. That's all recruits care about now. LSU has had few
problems getting a look from top talents over the last several years,
and now, EVERYONE is at least thinking about the Tigers. No. 1 QB
recruit Terrelle Pryor won't go there, but at least he's checking things
out, as is top linebacker prospect Mark Barron. Miles has already brought in top
corner Patrick Jackson and a sure-thing No. 1 receiver DeAndre Brown.
From Sonny Shipp, Louisiana/Texas Recruiting Analyst with Scout.com
... "The common theme among recruits and their parents has always been
how Miles is a man of his word and how much of a "good guy" he really
is. He told recruits all along he wasn't leaving LSU and he turned out
to be one of the few coaches around that stood by the word he gave the
kids and parents."
What kind of a last-second impact is Bobby Petrino having at Arkansas?
Fine, but the real reward will come next year. Top quarterback
prospect Ryan Mallett transferring over from Michigan was the big coup
that won't show up in the final recruiting rankings, but getting him
overshadows anything else Petrino is able to do. He hasn't lost the
Arkansas high school players that originally wanted to come when Houston
Nutt was the head man, and now the hope will be for Mallett to be the
key to getting some of the top players, like CB/WR Joe Adams, who
would've been a lock for USC before the coaching change.
After a big year, is Connecticut starting to turn a recruiting
From John Mayerhauser from
UConnFan.com ... "Recruiting has picked up
over the past two years, but I don't think UConn is realizing a huge
bump from the successes of the past season yet. They have pulled in some
three-star players and they did attract two high-profile transfers (Zach
Frazer (ND) and Jerrell Miller (UNC)) - the most encouraging thing is
that they have beaten out some legit BCS offers for some prospects this
season. If there is a disappointment, it's that they still really
haven't been able to be a consistent player for the best prospects
in-state. This year's junior class will be the litmus test for Edsall.
He has new facilities that are as good as any program outside of Austin,
Texas and he will be recruiting off of a very good year on the field -
I'd expect next year's recruiting to be a clear step up."
Is Nick Saban doing for Alabama what he did at LSU when it came to
bringing in the top talents?
From Kirk McNair, Editor, 'BAMA Magazine and
BamaMag.com ... "Alabama is having
a good year (ranked second on Scout right now). Saban put together a
recruiting machine with his first staff and he is tireless as a
recruiter. Last year he had just a few weeks. With a full year, he has
been getting commitments in since last spring. The proof will be how he
closes. Alabama is still involved with a number of top prospects. If he
doesn't get (No. 1 WR prospect) Julio Jones (I think he will), some of
the bloom will be off the recruiting class. The father of a prospect who
also has an older son who signed with a Division I school said that
everything Alabama is doing is better than it is anywhere else on
recruiting trips."
Is Cincinnati about to become the new
Louisville? How is Brian Kelly as a pitchman?
From Dave Berk, Publisher of
Bearcat Insider ... "Kelly
is a master salesman who knows what he wants and then puts together a
plan to get it done. For this class he had 16 verbal commitments before
the team reported for preseason camp. Since then he's picked up seven
more. Keep in mind he did lose one of these as the kid didn't take his
test until mid December, and he felt there were too many QB's coming
into the picture. So the pace of recruiting has picked up as compared to
Mark Dantonio. Dantonio would have maybe 2-5 commitments by the start
of the season and get the majority of the rest as the season went. But
keep in mind both staffs recruit different as Dantonio used the slow
sales approach and Kelly is more of get it done now. There has
been more high-profile recruits visit Cincinnati this past year and I
feel the real questions will be answered for the Class of 2009.
Getting D.J. Woods over Michigan was huge."
Sylvester Croom was on a bit
of a hot seat last year at Mississippi State, but now he's around
for the foreseeable future after a great year. Has the recruiting gotten
From GenesPage, the
Scout.com Mississippi State site ... "It's picked up a little
bit, but Mississippi State's recruiting, other than 4 or 5 guys was over
by mid-season this year. According to Coach Croom, next year is when
they should feel the effects of this year's success."
Has West Virginia been able to make the transition,
recruiting-wise, from Rich Rodriguez to Bill Stewart?
Expect there to be a little bit of a step back, but remember, West
Virginia wasn't built to its current form on mega-star recruiting
classes. It gets a few big guys here and there, Noel Devine was
certainly a big-time get, but it's not like Steve Slaton and Pat White
were guaranteed Heisman caliber playmakers when they came to Morgantown.
Even so, recruits appear to be cautious at the moment, but that could
quickly change.
Miami ever get the top players back and be Miami again?
Will Miami be Miami again? Only time will tell, but Randy Shannon is
amassing a haul of talent worthy of some of the better classes from the
hey day, led by DT Marcus Forston, LB Arthur Brown, WR Aldarius Johnson
and QB Jacory Harris.
From Brian Knoll at Grassy.com ... "I
think it is similar to the job Butch did when he was here. We will not
know if it truly is at that level until the players leave but right now
he is convincing kids and changing minds which we have not seen since
Considering the breakthrough year, is South Florida able to start
stealing away more top prospects from the big boys?
From Larry Weisbaum, Publisher,
... "Things
have really picked up from where they were at last year. The quality of
players are considering the Bulls and visiting is unbelievable. USF has
never had this many top talent prospects considering the program. Of
course not all are committing, but getting those guys in on a visit,
shows the gains the program has made. The class is shaping up to be the
best ever, with guys like David Bedford, Kion Wilson, and others already
committing, and plenty of top talent still on the board, it should be
very interesting . If they didn't have that mid season swoon and the
Bowl performance it could have even been better, but as you know it
doesn't happen overnight."
No offense to West Virginia, but it's not
Michigan. How is Rich Rodriguez doing so far with the spotlight on?
Beaver, Publisher of
GoBlueWolverine.com ... "Rodriguez, and staff, are impressing, and
impressive, so far. Dismissing the whole coaching staff (except
long-time RB coach Fred Jackson) was a real shock to recruits, and got
several of the commits taking visits elsewhere. I didn't say so
publicly, but when the whole staff was let go I thought recruiting
would be in deep trouble, with half the really-good commit-class - and
all the key commits - likely to leave. However, except for drop-back QB
John Wienke who quickly and wisely jumped to Iowa, these kids are all
coming back to the fold, and fast. This is quite a credit to RR and
staff. Coach Rod himself puts the kids immediately at ease, and his
staff is young and enthusiastic. And - crucially - they have hit the
recruiting trail fast and hard. Special kudos to Chris Singletary, the
recruiting coordinator who was retained, and how he kept these kids on
the line until RR & Co could re-sell them ... masterful job for the
young guy. Of course if RR doesn't land Terrelle Pryor, fans will panic
(and rightfully so for the '08 season) ... but, to me, as a long-timer,
regardless, Coach Rod has impressed me recruiting-wise (and I'm not
easily impressed) out of the gate - especially with WVA's ludicrous
Really, Mike Sherman? Are Aggie fans really happy about this, and
does he have any recruiting pull?
From David Sandhop, publisher of
Aggie Websider ... "Sherman
inherited a pretty good class and only had 5-to-6 spots to fill, but he
immediately switched over four-star WR Jeff Fuller from OU. Four-star RB
Cyrus Gray returned from Florida last weekend and was greeted by Sherman
and three assistant coaches at 8:00 AM the next morning at school. After
a four-hour conversation with Sherman, Gray is leaning heavily to the
Aggies and an announcement could come after next weekend's official
visit to College Station. He's doing a good job of selling his NFL
experience and his ability to develop players for the NFL. Yes, fans and
recruits seem pretty excited about how this class is closing."
Now that the buzz has worn off from the 2007 Fiesta Bowl win over
Oklahoma, has anything really changed around Boise State? Has the
recruiting picked up under Chris Petersen compared to the Dan Hawkins
and Dirk Koetter eras?
From Kevin Hiatt from
BroncoCountry.com ... "Did
it pick up? Maybe a little, but really not that much. Things have
steadily improved each year, and this year's recruits are an improvement
over last year's, but there hasn't been a jump that I'd contribute to
the Fiesta Bowl victory. It probably has gotten us into a few more
living rooms, but I don't know that I'd say it's swayed more than maybe
2-3 recruits.
Coach Pete compared to Hawk or Koetter ... hard to compare. Hawk
is the master of the living room, but he can be a little too
philosophical for
some folks. That was the criticism of the few folks that just didn't
really hit it off with him. Pete is very straight forward; there's no
salesmanship, (or maybe that IS his salesmanship).. they really
just put it out there and say, "you decide". Koetter was much more
intense, he was relentless, but he also had an approach that the Fathers
really seemed to appreciate. He was more drill-sargentesque.
Koetter I'd describe as very straight forward and if people blinked, he
just moved on. Hawk would hang around and hang around and hang around.
Even if you didn't want to play for him, he was just fun to talk
with. Coach Pete, maybe because of his young staff, is more of a
'impress by our demeanor and our energy' kind of guy. Everybody that
I've talked with says that it's the young staff that won them over; they
relate to the coaches and feed off their energy."
Can Paul Johnson actually get the guys to run his style of offense at
a place like Georgia Tech?
From Jonathan Leifheit, Publisher, The Hive at
GoJackets.com ... "It's too early
to say. He's only been the coach for about 40 days. Given that the dead
period just ended, then really his effectiveness is yet to be
determined. Any program that changes coaches is going to experience
transition issues, but so far, he's done better than I expected given
the circumstances. Recruiting buzz is comparable to past seasons. The
only real change is that the targets on offense have shifted to fit the
new offensive style that Johnson will bring. Lastly, the Jackets have 25
scholarships available this year. If Johnson can get over 20 recruits in
this class (and indications from the coaching staff are that he will
only take recruits tabbed to be real contributors as opposed to just
filling scholarships), then he will have done incredible work in a short
time and it bodes well for the future. Right now, the class looks to be
shaping up to be around 20-22 strong."
Wake Forest now has to be considered a living,
breathing ACC player. Is it translating in recruiting?
Has recruiting picked up at Boston College under Jeff Jagodzinski,
or is this still a place that does what it can and gets the occasional
big-time talent?
From Mike Chevallier,
EagleInsider.com ... "It's like night
and day with Jags and (former head coach Tom) O'Brien.
Jags has already shown that he can
out-recruit the factories and that he can close with some of the blue
chippers, two things O'Brien rarely did in 10 years at BC. It's tough to
say whether they're parlaying last season's success into the
class, I do think the success is a direct
result of Jags' personality and enthusiasm. He's got a young staff that
works hard, especially WRs coach Ryan Day and recruiting coordinator
Mike Siravo. BC should have its highest
ranked class since 2003; according to Scout they're right around #20
presently. And it's not just the talent level, BC also recruits a type
of player. As Jags said after the bowl victory,
"I'm bringing in 25 players just like them (the departing seniors):
character guys; BC guys."


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Myriad chemicals enter environment
Hazardous materials spill in Ventura County. A lot.
There were 100 gallons of acetone, styrene and other flammable chemicals dumped into an Oxnard street after a 2007 tractor-trailer crash.
More than 200 gallons of sulfuric acid emptied into Ventura's storm drains after a spill at a linen supply company in 2006.
A few cups of cyanide after an unsuccessful suicide attempt in Oxnard had to be dealt with. And then there are the more than 15,000 gallons of gas and diesel spilled after car accidents, 10 million gallons of sewage that flowed into the county's streams and more than 540,000 gallons of crude oil that spilled onto the ground during oil production.
All told, more than 13 million gallons of pollutants have spilled on the ground and into the waterways around Ventura County in the past five years.
A Star investigation that compiled all the spills reported to the county in those five years shows an array of chemicals often make their way into the environment. More than 90 different materials spilled on the roads, front yards and beaches around the county.
The majority are single incidents of spills, though there are some patterns.
Oil spills are a regular feature in the oil fields around the county.
The old Santa Paula wastewater treatment plant dumped nearly 300,000 gallons of sewage and chlorinated water into the Santa Clara River. After the city negotiated a deal to avoid millions in fines for pollution, a new plant is being built.
"It's a disturbing picture, and it's one of the problems with an industrialized society with all these chemicals," said Ron Bottorff, executive director of Friends of the Santa Clara River. "Undoubtedly there is an impact but we don't understand what it is."
While the spills are cleaned up by the individuals who spilled them, those who deal with such spills acknowledge it's impossible to retrieve 100 percent of the spilled material.
"We are shooting for 100 percent but there is not such thing as absolute zero," said Ventura Fire Marshal Brian Clark.
The data show what spills were reported to the county under Proposition 65, which is a public right to know law of potentially dangerous chemicals in the environment.
Greg Smith, manager of the Ventura County Environmental Health Division Hazardous Materials Program, said he believes the majority of the spills are reported, but not all. Smaller businesses that use the chemicals don't have the manpower to deal with spills so they likely go unreported, he said.
Paul Jenkin, environmental director with the Surfrider Foundation's Ventura chapter, said while a gallon of antifreeze or a few barrels of crude oil may not seem like much, the numbers can add up quickly.
"It's not just one thing, it's everything added up all together cumulatively," he said. "We don't have a good idea of how it's affecting our ecosystem and our oceans because you add it all up and it's a lot more than one sewage spill. This is what I call legalized pollution."
Smith said hazardous materials have been a part of society since the days of hunting and gathering stopped. Romans had lead; other societies polluted the air with coal.
He says society is slowly moving away from the very noxious materials in favor of easier to handle ones that don't pose such a threat to the environment, but the impacts are still there.
"While we are doing a good job, we can do better," he said.
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- Why Lodsys is trying it's hardest to keep Apple and Google out of the patent lawsuits (Via Groklaw)
- How do I secure my companies name on Twitter? (Via Answers.onstartups.com)
- The rise and fall of the independent developer (Via Furbo)
- Bots are crawling new domains registrations and namesquatting twitter handles (Via Ross Duggan)
- Startups: How do I tactfully respond to friends and family who say "Get a real job"? (Via Answers.onstartups.com)
- Is stealth really the best way to build a startup? (Via ReadWriteWeb)
- Ten lessons from Githubs first year (Via Tom-Preston Warner)
- Want to get things done? Be "reasonably unreasonable" (Via O'reilly Radar)
- Rails 3.1 has been released! (Via The Official Rails release blog)
- First employee of a startup? You're probably getting screwed (Via itlater)
- Kernel.org was hacked - should we be concerned? (Via Kernel.com)
- Why I'll never work for a big company again (Via Ken Cochrane)
- How to f over a git repo - or not. (Via git-blame)
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Kingman Rural Electrification Association (REA) members have voted to sell their electricity system assets to FortisAlberta. At a special general meeting on April 18, more than 80 per cent of members voted to sell these assets. Kingman REA is located in central Alberta, north of Camrose.
ELECTRO-FEDERATION CANADA, a not-for-profit industry association representing electrical and electronic products in Canada, honoured four award recipients at its annual conference held this year in Banff, Alberta.
IDEAL INDUSTRIES (CANADA) CORP. National Sales and Marketing Manager, Bill Stephens, announces the appointment of sales agencies across Canada to represent its new product, AUDACY™ Advanced Wireless Solutions by IDEAL™ - a wireless management system targeted for the reftrofit, new construction, retail and institutional lighting markets. The AUDACY™ System provides wireless control via a web or mobile app over multi-building lighting systems by automatically sensing and adjusting to ambient light, movement and room occupancy.
NOVINIUM, owner of patented processes for rejuvenating aged underground power cables, announces Novinium's acquisition of UtilX from Willbros Group, Inc. As a result of this acquisition, Novinium now has over 100 customers and over 300 employees across all 50 states, Canada, and Europe. Together, Novinium and UtilX now provide about 30% of the North American cable rehabilitation, and 10% globally.
EasyHeat, a business unit of Emerson Industrial Automation, announced that its SR and TSR self-regulating electric heat trace cables are now CSA and CSA-UL approved and comply with recent requirements in NFPA 13 for freeze protection from main water lines to fire sprinkler heads.
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Westwood, Benteke and Weimann in line for Player of the Month
Ashley Westwood, Christian Benteke and Andreas Weimann are all in line to win Player of the Month for November - and their performances tonight will decide the outcome.
Villa are chasing three points against Reading this evening in the Sky Sports clash at 8pm.
Westwood will be eager to show his array of passing, Benteke will hope to bully the Royals defenders while Weimann will look to get on the scoresheet again.
They want to do all these individual things for the good of the team but it could also lead to personal glory.
Westwood leads the way at present with six points in the official voting system, with Benteke on five points and Weimann on four points.
Of course, the top star from each game gets three points, second gets two points and third gets one point.
So all three are very much in the running for the top star award for this month.
The vote for the Reading match will be available online when the game is completed.
Remember the voting goes towards the end of season Terrace Trophy award, sponsored by Mars.
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Star Wars and the US Post Service are hoping to give letters the power of The Force in America.
To help 20 Century Fox to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Star Wars, the US Post Service is wheeling out post boxes decorated to look like the friendly robot R2-D2.
Likely to be stolen in seconds by hardcore fans across the country, TheForce.net, a Star Wars fan site, managed to snap them all stacked up and ready to deploy.
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OAKWOOD - When the coaches from Region 8-AAA were deciding how to figure out this year's playoff teams, Johnson High coach Paul Friel was one of the biggest proponents of a play-in game.
On Friday, Buford will seek its ninth region title in 10 years when it plays host to Westminster at 7:30 p.m. at Tom Riden Stadium.
Flowery Branch High remains No. 6 in Class AAAA in the latest Associated Press Football Poll, released Tuesday.
Banks County came within one point of winning subregion 8A-AA, but was able to salvage second place. Dawson County started the season 1-6, but closed with two straight 8A-AA wins to grab third place in the subregion.
HOMER - After losing a game to Fannin County on Oct. 22, the Leopards of Banks County High went into last Friday's match up with East Hall with more than a chip on their shoulder.
With one Friday night remaining in the regular season, region championships and playoff berths are still up for grabs all over Northeast Georgia. Here's a look at this week's top games:
While most area schools have at least one more game to play, Lakeview Academy - a fifth-year program playing a non-region schedule - concluded its season Friday with a 23-12 win over Towns County.
On Senior Night, the Lakeview Academy Lions put the finishing touches on the best season yet in the program's three-year history.
Cole Segraves went 16-of-23 passing for 130 yards and a touchdown to lead White County to a 21-13 win over Franklin County on Friday at Ed Bryant Stadium in Carnesville.
The Johnson High football team committed 16 penalties Friday night on the way to being shutout by Monroe Area 41-0 at Hurricanes Stadium in Monroe.
CONYERS - The Flowery Branch Falcons won their ninth straight game Friday night, beating Salem 40-14.
HOMER - Dylan Lackey made sure Banks County didn't head into the Region 8-AA play-in game with back-to-back losses.
TOCCOA - North Hall's 43-37 loss to Stephens County on Friday at The Reservation was tough to swallow.
On Senior Night, at Maginnis Field on Friday night, it was visiting Athens Academy that had reason for celebration.
Lumpkin County is one win away from returning to the state playoffs for the first time since 2003.
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ACWORTH - Gainesville was in it to the very end.
JEFFERSON - The Jefferson Dragons' run at a second state championship in three seasons ended Friday night at Jefferson Memorial Stadium.
BUFORD - Determination helped Joshua Thomas and Buford take control Friday night and punch the Wolves' ticket into the state semifinals for an eighth consecutive season.
COMMERCE - It wasn't a win for the highlight reel, but Commerce coach Michael Brown will take it.
BUFORD - For Evyn Cooper, it was all about being the next man up.
HAMILTON – Mikey Gonzalez has carved out his own legacy for Gainesville. His year as the Red Elephants' signal-caller will be remembered for winning huge games with clutch performances.
JEFFERSON - The No. 1-seed Jefferson Dragons put together another dominant performance in the Class AAA state playoffs Friday night at Memorial Stadium, ousting the No. 3-seeded Dodge County Indians, 27-7.
COMMERCE - Once Will Thomas found running room, there was no stopping him.
Tapped out of energy from a three-hour slugfest and numb from freezing temperatures most of the night, Gainesville's players were still able to celebrate following Friday's playoff opener against Creekview.
Elbert County bested Lumpkin County 28-18 in the first round of the Class AAA playoffs on Friday night in Dahlonega.
BUFORD - Sixteen different players carried the ball as top-ranked Buford racked up 423 rushing yards on 36 carries to defeat Southeast Whitfield 63-0 in the opening round of the Class AAAA playoffs on Friday at Tom Riden Stadium.
HARTWELL - Bryan Gray looked over his team of quiet, disappointed East Hall Vikings and gave them a simple message following their 42-14 loss at Hart County.
The running of Kwon Williams and Tyquan Statham was a perfect analogy for the West Hall football team's mentality on Friday night. Quite simply, the Spartans refused to go down without a fight.
JEFFERSON - With freezing temperatures, it took a little time for the Jefferson Dragons' offense to warm up offensively during its Class AAA state playoff opener against the Franklin County Lions.
Model beat Union County 50-36 in the Class AA state playoff opener Friday in Blairsville.
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By Kathy Jefcoats
JONESBORO — Former Clayton County District Attorney Jewel Scott's ex-chief of staff prevailed Tuesday in his civil suit filed against her husband for causing his termination in 2007.
Earl Randall won $85,226 in what his attorney, Bill Atkins, called a compromise verdict. Atkins said the amount equalled about a year's salary plus $13,000.
"I'm very pleased with the outcome," said Atkins. "Justice for Earl Randall has been a long time in coming and if nothing else, this jury has given Lee Scott and his wife something to think about the next time they try to use a public office for private gain."
Neither Lee Scott nor his wife spoke to Clayton News Daily following the verdict.
Randall was Jewel Scott's chief of staff from mid-2005 after she took office until December 2007, when she fired him. She testified that Randall was incompetent but Randall said she promoted him twice in four months and bumped his salary from about $40,000 to $72,000 in the process.
Randall said he was fired only after he announced his intent to run for Clayton County commission chairman — the same seat Lee Scott wanted for himself. Randall testified that Lee Scott demanded his wife fire him if he didn't drop out of the race.
Several years ago, Atkins also represented Donnie Hood, a county employee who committed suicide in the middle of a Jewel Scott investigation into alleged wrongdoing. Scott was defeated in her re-election bid in 2008 and is in private practice in Jonesboro.
Atkins' thoughts turned to Hood as he mulled the Randall verdict.
"On a personal note, and something very important to me, I hope this provides some measure of comfort to those who remember Donnie Hood and all the other people this administration mistreated," he said. "I credit Earl for having the courage and fortitude to stand up to them the last five years. Many people would have walked away."
The verdict was announced just after 12 p.m. Tuesday in Judge Matthew Simmons' courtroom after the jury deliberated several hours over two days.
OscarKnight 2 years, 4 months ago
.....In my opinion; This pair of Scotts are nothing but Carpetbaggers, that arrived into our county to hustle a certain race of people. If you disagree; Please correct my thoughts on this.
Robert 2 years, 4 months ago
",,,this jury has given Lee Scott and his wife something to think about the next time they try to use a public office for private gain."
Oscar, I agree. Hopefully the Scott's will get the message that they have worn out their welcome in Clayton County and will go back taking Victor with them. Anyone want to bet that Earl Randall will have to place a lien against their home and business before he sees any money?
OscarKnight 2 years, 4 months ago
...Robert : "taking Victor with them"
....Robert; You must be a mind reader...I was thinking the same thing !!!
.....If the Scotts decides to pack up & leave our county, maybe they could also take NAACP Baldwin, Roberta, The Gang of Three, Our Clayton County State Legislative Branch, and a few others with them.
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and circulation revenue continue to plummet, the paper plans to double down on the print side in additional local markets. The NYT reports that it is planning to roll out localized editions in "several key markets" across the country, including Chicago. Last week, the NYT reported that it was planning a San Francisco Bay Area edition set to launch this fall. "The details are still being discussed. The idea is to provide additional quality local content for our readers," a company spokeswoman tells the paper. Times reporters will contribute two pages of San Francisco area news, twice a week to the northern California edition. In both cities, however, the content will eventually be produced by a partner. The development comes as the WSJ too is hoping to launch a local edition in San Francisco and perhaps elsewhere. The WSJ's San Francisco edition will likely add a "page or two" of general-interest California news each week. One thought: Wouldn't it be cheaper — and more strategic — for these papers to launch local online editions instead, in much the same way that both papers' sites prominently promote their international editions?
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Posted: 03/24/2014 - Police have recovered some evidence after a late night robbery near the UK campus.
Posted: 03/24/2014 - Police have recovered some evidence after a late night robbery near the UK campus.
Posted: 03/24/2014 - A former Carter County Sheriff's Deputy is in jail after an extensive investigation by Kentucky State Police.
Updated: 03/24/2014 - Lexington police say a man shot his grandson in the stomach during an argument Sunday night.
Updated: 03/24/2014 - Berea police say they have arrested the director and several employees of Jen's Little Rascals Learning Center in Richmond on charges related to drug trafficking.
Updated: 03/22/2014 - Lexington Police are looking for some suspects wanted for a jewelry theft in downtown Lexington.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - Louisville police tackled and arrested a man they say led them on a multi-county chase that ended on Interstate 64.
Updated: 03/21/2014 - A Morehead woman says her home has been burglarized numerous times over the past few months. She says the burglars break in when she is visiting a doctor.
Posted: 03/21/2014 - It will be at least a couple of weeks before Donald Southworth is returned to Lexington to face a judge.
Updated: 03/20/2014 - It's been about four years since three Clark County men were shot to death while they were sleeping. Their families say they can't get closure until the case is solved.
Updated: 03/20/2014 - A House panel has approved a bill designed to save about 80 jobs at a coal-fired power plant in eastern Kentucky.
Updated: 03/20/2014 - Paul Alexander Leach was booked into the Fayette County Detention Center late Wednesday night.
Updated: 03/19/2014 - A Lexington man racks up four warrants after breaking into his ex-girlfriend's home. Police need help locating the suspect.
Updated: 04/17/2015 - The U.S. has reached a $1.2 billion settlement with Toyota Motor Corp. and filed a criminal charge alleging the Japanese automaker defrauded consumers by issuing misleading statements about safety issues in Toyota and Lexus vehicles.
Posted: 03/19/2014 - Police are investigating after officers found two bodies in a Louisville home.
Updated: 03/19/2014 - Police make a quick arrest after an attempted break-in at a Lexington business.
Posted: 03/18/2014 - A man was shot in the leg when he tried fleeing from robbers.
Updated: 03/17/2014 - Police say the suspect was arrested after trying to leave his home in a vehicle.
Updated: 03/17/2014 - Central Christian Church in Lexington was burglarized over the weekend, thieves didn't take any money, they stole frozen meat.
Updated: 03/17/2014 - Firefighters made an unusual discovery while battling a fire at a Somerset house.
Updated: 03/17/2014 - Kevin J. Coldiron, 39, of Tyner, Kentucky was arrested for several offenses after shoplifting at a Richmond Meijer.
Updated: 03/17/2014 - Animal Control found horse struggling to survive resulting in an animal cruelty charge.
Updated: 03/14/2014 - On Friday evening police received several calls about gun shots being fired on Prall Street.
Updated: 03/14/2014 - Lexington police say when they started hunting for people accessing and distributing child pornography six weeks ago they discovered that some of Fayette County's youngest students were involved in the crime.
Posted: 03/14/2014 - At a hearing this morning in Montgomery County, the trial for a man accused of killing his former girlfriend has been scheduled for more than a year from now.
Updated: 03/14/2014 - A man charged in a deadly home invasion, answered to those charges in Fayette Count Circuit Court Friday afternoon.


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Here are the most enduring works of six great American poets, collected in a single authoritative volume. From the overflowing pantheism of Walt Whitman to the exquisite precision of Emily Dickinson; from the democratic clarity of William Carlos Williams to the cerebral luxuriance of Wallace Stevens; and from Robert Frost's deceptively homespun dramatic monologues to Langston Hughes's exuberant jazz-age lyrics, this anthology presents the best work of six makers of the modern American poetic tradition. Six American Poets includes 247 poems, among them such famous masterpieces as "I Hear America Singing," "The Idea of Order at Key West," "The Dance," and "Mending Wall," as well as lesser-known works. With perceptive introductory essays by the distinguished scholar Joel Conarroe and selections that capture the distinctive voices and visions of its authors, this volume is an invaluable addition to any poetry library.
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Cast, Creative Team Named for Chaffin's Barn's ALL SHOOK UP
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Hennepin Theatre Trust announced today the spring 2015 honorees recognizing theatre accomplishments by Minnesota students and schools participating in the 2014-15 SpotLight Musical Theatre Program culminating in the SpotLight Showcase Sunday, June 14 and Monday, June 15 at the State Theatre (805 Hennepin Ave., downtown Minneapolis). Now celebrating its Tenth Anniversary, SpotLight is the Trust's premier education initiative which supports and honors Minnesota high school musical theatre students and programs that produce annual musicals. Minnesota native, award-winning Broadway performer and former SpotLight participant, Laura Osnes, is the current SpotLight spokesperson. (more...)
Fatima Robinson, Harvey Mason Jr. & Stephen Oremus Join THE WIZ LIVE! Creative Team
by TV News Desk - Jun 1, 2015
Acclaimed choreographer Fatima Robinson, and two of the most accomplished and influential music professionals from popular music and Broadway - Harvey Mason Jr. and Stephen Oremus - have joined the creative team of NBC's holiday production of "The Wiz Live!," set for Thursday, Dec. 3. (more...)
Santoya Fields to Lead RACHEL at New Brooklyn Theatre; Cast Announced!
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