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10/19 - Linda Rich Anderson, 46, 802 Bullard St., Roseboro, larceny. No bond or court date listed.
10/19 - Feliciano Rodriguez Alverio, 47, 218 Ruby Lane, Clinton, simple assault. Bond $200; court date Nov. 7.
10/19 Misty Mishoe Cole, 34, 1685 Indiantown Road, Clinton, second degree trespass. Bond $500; court date Nov. 13.
10/19 - Lianna Pennington, 28, 150 Vern Lane, Clinton, simple possession Schedule III controlled substance, possession drug paraphernalia. No bond set; court date Nov. 28.
10/19 - Vichan Anthony Smith, 18, 3247 Peanut Plant Road, Elizabethtown, misdemeanor larceny. Bond $500; court date Nov. 5.
10/19 - Phyllis Michelle Rhodia, 20, 204 Wright St., Elizabethtown, misdemeanor larceny. Bond $500; court date Nov. 5.
10/19 - Joann Tamika Pleasant, 25, 924 Southwest Blvd., Clinton, injury to personal property. Bond $500; court date Nov. 26.
10/19 - Shanita Dumpson, 22, 924 Southwest Blvd., communicating threats. Bond $500; court date Nov. 26.
10/20 - Carolyn Ann Johnson, 47, 2120 Carry Bridge Road, Autryville, second degree trespass. Bond $500; court date Dec. 18.
10/20 - Douglas Anderson Jr., 24, 802 Bullard St., Roseboro, driving while impaired. Bond $1,000; court date Dec. 10.
10/20 - Gustavo Soria, 21, 360 Greenfield Cemetery, Seven Springs, possession of marijuana, open container. No bond listed.
10/21 - Danny Corrall, 18, 1644 Richardson Bass road, Kenly, resist, delay and obstruct, second degree trespass. No bond reported; court date Nov. 13.
10/21 - Jose Leon, 22, Goldsboro, intoxicated and disruptive, resisting public officer. Bond $1,500. No court date listed.
10/21 - Brittany Jacobs, 418 Royal Lane Apts., aggravated assault. $500 bond; court date Nov. 21.
10/22 - Terrence Quanta Smith, 30, 160 Shaun Lane, Clinton, driving while license revoked, resisting an officer. Bond $700; court date Dec. 18.
10/19 - Morris Clifford Henry of Roseboro Street, Roseboro, reported that someone cut a cable and entered his shed, stealing a chain saw valued at $150. Damage to the locking cable was $15.
10/19 - Rufus Royal, Warren Mill Road, reported that someone kicked his back door open and attempted to gain entry. Damage to the door was $400. Nothing was reported stolen.
10/20 - India Wirtz of Indiana reported that someone attempted to pry open a front door to her residence on Lorraine Road. Nothing was reported stolen. Damage to the door was estimated at $500.
10/20 - Dimera Melvin of Atlanta reported that someone took a 1953 Farm All tractor from his property on Mintz Highway. The tractor was valued at $1,000.
10/20 - Barbara Powell, Harrells Highway, reported that someone cut a lock on a barn door and stole equipment valued at $3,200.
10/20 - Latoria Walker, The Avenue, Clinton, reported that someone pried open the side door to a residence, gained entry and stole assorted jewelry, including bracelets, rings and necklaces. Total value estimated at over $3,000.
10/20 - Wallace Nelson of Walking Stick Trail reported a breaking, entering and larceny. Taken from his vehicle was a rifle valued at $2,500; a set of binoculars valued at $200; a machete valued at $200; a scope valued at $1,100; a DVD player valued at $150, a knife valued at $60; and ammunition valued at $70.
10/21 - Employees at Sampson Auto Parts, Legion Street, Roseboro, reported that someone broke the glass in the front door and gained entry into the store, stealing two batteries valued at over $100.
10/21 - Taye Olanipeklum, Plain View Highway, reported a larceny. Taken from the yard was assorted scrap metal with a total valued of $125.
10/21 - Gloria Atkinson, Tyndall Court Apartments, Clinton, reported the larceny of a bicycle, grey and black in color. Value of the bike was estimated at $175.


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14th May, 2012Whether you live in the city or in the heart of rural England, planting your own fruit trees provides you with a free source of fruit and a boost for biodiversity more...
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4th May, 2012Last month's downpours might have put you off water for life but that doesn't mean a watery getaway isn't worth a look. Ruth Styles rounds up 10 of the best
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26th April, 2012From the DIY 'treebog' to the solar powered fairy lights, bell tents and yurts, Suffolk's Alde Garden is the perfect place for an eco-friendly weekend break. Rachael Stubbins paid a visit more...
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26th April, 2012A masterpiece of nature writing, J.A. Baker's 'The Peregrine' is well worth revisiting, says Mark Newton, not just for the prose but also to help us re-engage with the natural world more...
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19th April, 2012Forget My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding; the UK's Romany caravans offer discreet luxury, emerald eco credentials and the chance to get back to nature in style. Lisa Stephens rounds up five of the best more...
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23rd February, 2012Seaweed, carrot flower and locally caught fish were all on the menu during Kate Eshelby's gastronomic tour of the Scillies more...
Our Land: website champions sustainable holidays in English countryside
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2nd December, 2011Forget Lapland - a festive break in the English countryside is just as beautiful. New website Our Land will help you discover sustainable tourism in the Cotswolds, South Downs and New Forest, amongst others more...
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21st October, 2011Volunteering holidays aren't just for bored teenagers. As Christine Ottery found out, there are plenty of ways to see the UK and do your bit at the same time more...
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25th August, 2011Boasting vibrant cities, countless historical treasures and lush rolling countryside, England has much to offer green travellers, says Green Living Editor Ruth Styles
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Since the early 1990s, video teleconferencing technology ("VTC") has been explored by various entities in the public and private sectors for its potential use in administrative hearings and other adjudicatory proceedings.[1] In the last 10 years, advances in technology and carrier services coupled with reduced personnel and increased travel costs have made the use of VTC more attractive to local, state and federal governments. ...
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Recommendation 2011-4, Agency Use of Video Hearings: Best Practices and Possibilities for Expansion, encourages agencies, especially those with a high volume of cases, to consider the use of video teleconferencing technology for hearings and other administrative proceedings. The recommendation sets forth factors agencies should consider when deciding whether to use video teleconferencing and best practices for the implementation of this technology.
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Learn about some of the recent research EPA researchers and their partners have published in scientific journals.
Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke
- EPA scientists found that exposure to varying levels of ozone have both direct and indirect effects on the heart. In a study, rats exposed to 0.8 parts per million (ppm) of ozone experienced immediate and clear changes in heart function, including heart arrhythmias and abnormal electrocardiograms (ECG). While there were no direct changes in heart function when the rats were exposed to 0.2 ppm of ozone, they were sensitive to alterations in heart function when the heart was stressed 24 hours after exposure.
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Overt and Latent Cardiac Effects of Ozone Inhalation in Rats: Evidence for Autonomic Modulation and Increased Myocardial Vulnerability. Published March 2012 in Environmental Health Perspectives
- A clinical human exposure study indicates that ozone pollution may be unhealthy for your heart, as well as your lungs. The study found that ozone caused temporary changes in both the heart and vascular systems of healthy young adults when exposed with intermittent exercise. More specifically, the researchers discovered that ozone exposure caused inflammation of the vascular system and resulted in two risk factors for heart disease—a change in heart rate variability and a reduction in the ability of blood clots to dissolve.
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Controlled Exposure of Healthy Young Volunteers to Ozone Causes Cardiovascular Effects. Published online before print June 25, 2012 in Circulation.
- EPA scientists have conducted the first clinical human exposure study to investigate the potential protective effects of diets rich in fish oil from cardiovascular dysfunction induced by air pollution. In studying 29 healthy subjects, researchers found that taking fish oil can protect the heart from particulate matter (PM) induced adverse health effects, including altered heart rate variability and blood lipid profiles.
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Omega-3 Fatty Acid Supplementation Appears to Attenuate Particulate Air Pollution Induced Cardiac Effects and Lipid Changes in Healthy Middle-Aged Adults. Published online before print April 19, 2012 in Environmental Health Perspectives.
- The Clean Air Research Center at Harvard University, funded by EPA, has recently linked exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) to increased risk of stroke within hours of exposure. Looking at medical records of Boston area patients hospitalized with stroke, scientists measured the level of exposure to PM2.5 in the hours and days before each patient developed symptoms. Results of the study suggest that levels of PM2.5 generally considered to be safe may increase the risk of stroke within hours of exposure.
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Ambient Air Pollution and the Risk of Acute Ischemic Stroke. Published February 13, 2012 in Archives of Internal Medicine.
Climate Change
- In collaboration with the San Francisco Estuaries Partnership and the Massachusetts Bay Program, EPA conducted ecological vulnerability assessments for salt marshes and mudflats to help in adaptation planning for climate change. Two reports for the assessments provide estuary program managers with information necessary to make decisions about and implement climate change adaptation planning in the San Francisco and Massachusetts Bay areas. The reports also provide information that may inform climate change adaptation planning across the larger National Estuary Program, as well as other estuary management programs.
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- EPA scientists recently conducted atmospheric modeling to evaluate the role of reactive nitrogen in climate change and found that agricultural sources of nitrous oxide (fertilizer usage) contribute the most to global warming. The study found that the net effect of reactive nitrogen released in the U.S. leads to an overall warming effect in the long term. This research suggests that reducing emissions of nitrous oxide from agriculture could be one way to reduce global warming. Fortunately, there are existing technologies and practices that can help reduce emissions by increasing the efficiency of nitrogen use and managing run off.
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Climate Change Impacts of US Reactive Nitrogen. Published online before print April 30, 2012 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
- The EPA/NIEHS Children's Center at the Columbia Center for Children's Environmental Health has published results that associate prenatal exposure to air pollutants called polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) with behavioral problems in children. PAHs are released to air during incomplete combustion of fossil fuel such as diesel, gasoline, coal, and other organic material, and when inhaled by a mother during pregnancy, PAHs can be transferred across the placenta.
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Topeka, KS – Ethan Isaacs has been on a roll lately in his USRA B Mod. Friday night he picked up a win at Humboldt Speedway and Saturday night he held off a hard charging Nick Newton for his 2nd straight win in as many nights. Steven Bowers Jr. marched to his 3rd USRA Modified win of the season. It was another night of mass disqualifications in the Pure Stock division. When everything was sorted out Alan Mattox became a first time feature winner. Jeremy Wilson continued his winning ways yet again in the USRA Stock Car division. In the Sport Compacts, Jarret Beach logged another win for the 2nd straight week.
Minimum age reset for NHRA Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League
Effective June 15, the minimum age for kids eligible to participate in the NHRA Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League will be 5 years old. The announcement was made at Old Bridge Township Raceway Park, the birthplace of the NHRA Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League.
The NHRA Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League was founded in 1993 by NHRA and Raceway Park founder Vinnie Napp. Napp developed the first small-scale replica dragster for his son in 1991, and the first pair of NHRA Jr. Dragsters launched down the Raceway Park dragstrip in 1992. Today the league has grown dramatically, and the program is offered at most NHRA member tracks across the United States.
In the 5-year-old classification, the Trainee category, participants can begin running a Jr. Dragster with a crate engine from Briggs & Stratton with a slide valve limiting the power output of the engine. Trainee participants will make single passes down the dragstrip to get familiar with the car and track surroundings in a non-pressure environment.
Another separate classification for 6-and-7-year-olds also has been created, the Youth category, which will allow participants to begin competing head to head on the track at the 13.90-second index with a crate engine and slightly increased power output from the Trainee category engine.
"It is important to provide competition opportunities for children in these age groups so they can become exposed much earlier to the NHRA Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League and the sport of NHRA Championship Drag Racing," said Josh Peterson, NHRA vice president of racing administration. "With similar introductory programs available in stick and ball sports for 'pee-wee' competitors, we wanted to put an NHRA Drag Racing option into that mix for families to consider."
NHRA also instituted a new licensing process for all new Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League participants that require each driver to complete a cockpit orientation, basic driving test, track orientation, and test passes.
The NHRA Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League also offers different categories for age groups up to 17 with speed and elapsed time restrictions for participants based on age and experience. Those categories are novice (8-9), intermediate (10-12), and advanced (13-17).
In addition to the weekly programs offered at NHRA member tracks, the NHRA Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League offers two marquee events. The NHRA Jr. Drag Racing League Western Conference Finals is set for July 10-12 at Utah's scenic Rocky Mountain Raceways, and the NHRA Jr. Drag Racing League Eastern Finals will be held July 24-26 at Tennessee's famed Thunder Valley, Bristol Dragway. Nearly 1,000 kids compete for individual and team honors at the NHRA Jr. Drag Racing League Eastern and Western Conference Finals, with nearly $50,000 being awarded at each event, including $2,500 and an NHRA Wally champion's trophy to each individual winner.
The NHRA Summit Racing Jr. Drag Racing League creates family involvement in drag racing at an affordable level. Many of the league's former participants have gone on to compete in other NHRA classes. Top Fuel racer Shawn Langdon (the 2013 NHRA Mello Yello Top Fuel world champion and a two-time Super Comp national champion in the NHRA Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series) and current NHRA Pro Stock points leader Erica Enders-Stevens are among the league's most accomplished graduates.
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Monday, February 4, 2013
Arpan and Neha Kotecha were all smiles last week when Mount Pleasant Town officials, family, friends and new customers crowded around them to congratulate them on their new store in Belle Hall Shopping Center
With Valentine's Day just around the corner, they cut the ribbon on their new store Tasty Image.
The company has been around since 2003, but is new to this area.
The couple hope to attract plenty of eager boyfriends.
The chocolate printing technology at Tasty Image is new to the area and expected to be wildly popular.
Personalized chocolate gifts are their specialty.
Give a gift of chocolate with the recipient's name, logo or hobby - or take this tasty treat mobile. Tasty Image can set up a chocolate photo booth at wedding receptions and birthday parties, take photos at the event, and then print those images onto chocolates for guests to hand out.
They also offer Fun-Do, a spin on fondue that includes 12 dipping items like fresh strawberries, pineapples, Rice Krispy treats and marshmallows. After you've selected your dessert items you just pour warm, melted milk chocolate, dark chocolate, white chocolate or caramel on it.
Regular hours for the shop and fondue bar are Monday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m.; Friday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-11 p.m., and Sunday, noon - 7 p.m.
They feature gifts for every holiday and occasion from a box of candy or platter of fresh dipped fruits, complete with their monogram or family crest. Spell out an engagement proposal on Belgian truffles. Thank a teacher for a job well done with a truffle bouquet and edible card. They can even create personalized gifts while you wait.
In 2003, teacher and single mom Derri Cerbone accompanied a friend to a business opportunity tradeshow. During the two minutes she waited for her chocolate photo to print, she made the decision that this was the key to unlock her financial future.
Cerbone started Tasty Image in Jupiter, Fla., out of a home office. The first Tasty Image retail store opened in 2006. In attendance at the grand opening last week, she told the crowd that her father, a professional photographer, gave her the idea for the company name. He kept tasting the chocolate, she said, and saying, "Wow, that's a tasty image." After he repeated it several times, it was a done deal.
Their innovative printer uses vibrant FDA-approved food grade ink to recreate photos as high-resolution, full-color edible images. These patented food grade inks are formulated with no taste or odor, so all you taste is the chocolate.
The new store is located at 644-E Long Point Rd., Mount Pleasant. Call 843-654-9194 for more information.
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HAMBURG, NY – In a super-charged AMCC game, the Hilbert College women's basketball team lost to Penn State Altoona 65-56 on February 18 in their final outing of 2012. The game also marked the last time senior Julie Bossard would suit up for the Hawks after a four-year playing career.
After back-and-fourth scoring for most of the first period, a three-pointer by Jessica Jamison put the Hawks up by two, and they would go into halftime with a 22-19 advantage. Altoona came out ready to play, going on a 16-6 run in the opening six minutes of the new half. A layup by Natalie Whitman with 1:26 to go in the game put the Hawks within reach of a win, but Altoona answered back and ultimately won the game.
Despite controlling the boards the entire game again (55 rebounds), Hilbert struggled to find the bottom of the net, connecting on just 18 field goals, and shooting 18-37 from the charity stripe. Both teams played physically, tallying a combined total of 55 fouls between the opponents for the game.
Whitman led all scorers, and recorded a double-double, with 19 points and 14 rebounds for Hilbert. Jenah Labuski added 10 points and Bossard contributed eight points and seven rebounds in her final outing with the Hawks.
For Altoona, Casey Drick led the Lions with 16 points, followed by teammate Brittany Kaewell with 14. Kaleigh Floyd contributed 10 points and Moira Corrigan led all rebounders with 15 for the game.
The Hilbert College women's basketball team concluded their season with a 3-21 overall record (2-16 AMCC record).
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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While the MMA world has known about Brock Lesnar's struggle with various mystery ailments for several months now, few specifics made their way to the public.
Today, following an appearance on ESPN's "SportsCenter" in which he professed a clean bill of health, Lesnar opened a bit more about his harrowing experience and road back to recovery.
"Everybody has life-changing experiences, and this is one of them for me," Lesnar said on a media call this afternoon. "I believe everything happens for a reason."
Lesnar said what happened to him was a slow-developing illness.
"I had been suffering for almost a year with something I didn't really know what it was," Lesnar said. "I had some stomach pains here and here and some flu-like symptoms throughout the year. Actually, during the training camp against Shane Carwin is when everything just kind of snow-balled. That's when I realized.
"I was missing full weeks of my training camp because I just couldn't perform in my camp. That's when I decide four weeks out to give [UFC officials] hopefully enough notice to say hey, listen, the last thing I wanted to do was to come in and give a bad performance and risk losing my title. That's when it really all accumulated."
The preliminary issues led to the delay and, ultimately, cancellation of Lesnar's scheduled bout with Carwin. It was then the severity of Lesnar's condition began to become a real concern to himself, the UFC, and MMA fans and observers.
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Lesnar received a series of diagnoses that ran from swine flue to mononucleosis. Not satisfied with the opinions, Lesnar elected to take time off at his property in Canada. It was there the situation took a turn for the worse.
Despite previous reports that his intestines were leaking, Lesnar claimed that was not exactly the case, though the problem was severe enough to encourage the heavyweight to seek professional advice.
"It was not leaking," Lesnar said. "If it had been, it would have protruded. But my abscesses were so large that my body was infected. What happened is that my body couldn't gain all the nutrients that it needed. I couldn't eat enough food to gain enough energy.
"This stuff just doesn't come overnight. I've had it for awhile, so my stomach isn't doing the job it needs to do. Finally, it just exploded on me, and that's what put me in the hospital."
Unfortunately from Lesnar's perspective, the hospital he was in fell under the Canadian care system. On today's call, Lesnar spoke candidly on his opinions of that experience.
"Probably the low point was getting health care from Canada," Lesnar said. "Not to get into the political side of things, but our health-care system is a little radical, but we've got the best doctors, I believe, in the world here (in the U.S.). Our system does need some restructuring, but I don't believe a total reform is the answer.
"The only reason I'm mentioning this is I'm mentioning this to the United States of America, because President Obama is pushing this health-care reform, and obviously I don't want it. I'm a conservative Republican. ... I'm speaking on behalf of Americans. I'm speaking on behalf of our doctors in the U.S. that don't want this to happen, and neither do I."
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Save for a little political grandstanding, Lesnar went on to explain he harbored no ill will toward the people or country of Canada. He simply prefers his medical care take place in his native land.
"I love Canada," Lesnar said. "I own property in Canada. But if I had to choose between getting care in Canada or in the U.S., I definitely want to be in the U.S. Canadians, don't get me wrong here. Listen, I love Canada. Some of the best people and best hunting in the world. I have family up there. But I wasn't at the right facility.
"They couldn't do nothing for me. It was like I was in a third-world country. I just looked at my wife, and she changed my life, and I had to get out of there."
Lesnar and his wife did leave the facility, and the champion said his spouse drove him "100 miles per hour" back to Medcenter One in Bismarck, N.D.
Once under Medcenter One's care, Lesnar had what he classified as a "small procedure" done.
"They stuck a six-inch needle through my stomach and drained three pockets and removed 14 cc's of fluid out of my stomach," Lesnar said. "The next morning I was able to eat, and that's when I decided I had enough of the hospital and proceeded to go home."
Lesnar said he dropped all the way down to 248 pounds during the process (a mark he joked he hadn't seen since the second grade), but he was currently up around 273 pounds as he prepared to begin his mini-camp. And the culprit for his near-career-ending ailment? A poor diet.
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"What got me here was a total protein diet, not enough fiber, and that's where I was," Lesnar said. "I totally changed my diet, got on some natural healing medicine, and was just doing a lot of praying. I had a lot of people praying for me.
"I'm a carnivore. I'm not a big fan of PETA. I'm a member of the NRA, and whatever I kill, I eat. Basically, I was just for years surviving on meat and potatoes. When the greens came by, I just kept passing them."
That will change going forward, and Lesnar said he's going to be certain not to repeat the mistakes of his past.
"It's now a part of my life. When I'm at home, which I'm there a lot, I have total control of my diet. When I'm on the road, it's kind of a little more harder to do. But it's just making sure I have a well-balanced diet.
"Why would I go back to my old ways? I don't want to be back in that position ever again. I'm doing change for the better, not for the worse."
And while Lesnar's life as a multi-millionaire, professional athlete, and mixed martial arts champion may be difficult for most people to relate to, he did have a message that could ring true with many citizens both American and Canadian.
"[The experience] gave me a different perspective on life and my family," Lesnar said. "I'm a young guy. These things aren't supposed to happen. I consider myself a healthy human being. I'm 32 years old, and for something like this to happen to me, I definitely have to re-evaluate.
"When you think you're doing all the right things, and then all of a sudden something like this happens, obviously you're not. I have to make some changes."


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She is survived by four sons, Jeffrey Kidd, Michael Kidd and Roger Kidd, all of Honaker, and Darrin Lawson, of Murfreesbores, Tenn.; a daughter, Dedra Hall, of Paintsville; three brothers, Garland Case, Scotty Yates and Randy Yates, all of Honaker; 14 grandchildren; and 13 great grandchildren.
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- A Samurai sword-wielding Mormon bishop helped a neighbor woman escape a Tuesday morning attack by a man who had been stalking her.
Kent Hendrix woke up Tuesday to his teenage son pounding on his bedroom door and telling him somebody was being mugged in front of their house. The 47-year-old father of six rushed out the door and grabbed the weapon closest to him - a 29-inch high carbon steel Samurai sword.
He came upon what he describes as a melee between a woman and a man. His son stayed inside to call 911 while he approached the man along with other neighbors who came to help. The martial arts instructor didn't hesitate in drawing the sword and yelling at him to get on the ground.
"His eyes got as big as saucers and he kind of gasped and jumped back," Hendrix said by phone Tuesday afternoon. "He's probably never had anyone draw a sword on him before."
The man ran down the street with the barefoot Hendrix and others in pursuit. Hendrix said he couldn't catch the man before he fled in his car, but he picked up ChapStick that the man dropped and memorized his license plate.
"I yelled at him, `I've got your DNA and I've got your license plate: You are so done,'" Hendrix said.
The suspect, 37-year-old Grant Eggersten, turned himself in to police an hour later, said Unified Police Lt. Justin Hoyal. He was booked on charges of robbery, attempted burglary, trespassing and violation of a stalking injunction.
Hendrix, a pharmaceutical statistician, was one of several neighbors who came to the woman's aid after she began yelling for help, Hoyal said.
The incident began just after 7 a.m. when the 35-year-old woman came out of her front door, Hoyal said. Eggersten was hiding behind her carport and attacked her, knocking her to the ground, Hoyal said.
He took her keys and tried to open the door into her house, Hoyal said. That's when the woman ran down the street calling for help.
The woman did the right thing by fighting back and calling for help, Hoyal said. She suffered minor injuries.
Hendrix, a bishop in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, said it was the first time in 30 years of practicing martial arts that he's used the sword. He didn't swing it at the man, only showing him he had it.
He said he's proud of his 14-year-old son for alerting him and quickly calling 911. He said the family is still abuzz about the events.
"That kind of thing doesn't happen every day," Hendrix said. "Our neighborhood is a pretty quiet place."
A fourth-degree black belt in the Kishindo form of martial arts, Hendrix owns a collection of swords and weapons that he trains with, said his wife, Suzanne Hendrix. He has trained with the sword he used Tuesday for 20 years and keeps it by his bed.
"Some people have bats they go to," said Hendrix. "I have my sword."
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In a licensing agreement with Microsoft, McFarlane Toys is producing action figures based on the video game series Halo®. Last few week we dazzled you with photos of the Arbiter (see it here). Now we're proud to bring you the Series 2 Master Chief, Spartans, ODST Soldier and Brute Stalker.
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Thought to be the last surviving SPARTAN soldier, Master Chief possesses a unique trait that has made him both a hero and symbol of hope in the eyes of humanity, and a "demon" in the minds of his enemies. That trait? A rare combination of skill and luck that has seen him through many battles, including the destruction of two Halo installations.
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There are fighters, and then there are soldiers. There are warriors, and then there are SPARTANS. The elite of the elite, humanity's greatest fighting force - and greatest weapon against the hated armies of the Covenant. The unique men and women, hand-picked at a young age to take place in the clandestine SPARTAN program were transformed through science and trained for one thing - victory.
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EOD, Scout, ODST, Mark VI, EVA, CQB18 points of articulation2 weapons, interchangeable between figuresInterchangeable helmet, chest and shoulder armorWeapon storage capability on back and right thighColor variations:
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Orbital Drop Shock Troopers (ODST) are an elite branch of the United Nations Space Command (UNSC) special forces. Comprised of an all-volunteer fighting force of some of the bravest men the UNSC has to offer, the ODST have served valiantly in many campaigns against the Covenant, including engagements on three separate Halo installations.18 points of articulationWeapon: Battle rifleBRUTE STALKER
Be mindful of your surroundings, for one never knows when one is being hunted. Invisible to all but the keenest of eyes, Brute Stalkers use light-bending technology known as active camouflage to approach their prey undetected, before unleashing destruction upon their unsuspecting enemies.15 points of articulationWeapon storage on backWeapon: Spike rifle and carbineDRONE
Another weapon in the mighty Covenant arsenal, Drones (or "buggers") are insect-like warriors that attack in swarms -- the buzzing static of their wings offering the only warning of their approach. Drones are dangerous opponents in any battle, as their ability to fly offers them many angles from which to attack, and their erratic flight patterns make for difficult targets.12 points of articulationWings fold up and downWeapon: Plasma pistolARBITER
Though considered a high commander of the Elites, the Arbiter lost his honor among the Prophets when he failed to protect the first HALO. Disillusioned by the reason behind the Covenant's war against humanity, the Arbiter leads the Elites when they align with the UNSC.
This former foe to Master Chief is ready to finish the fight with the Spartan soldier against the Covenant forces, and the continued threat of the Flood.Weapons: Energy sword and carbine rifle18 points of articulationWeapon storage capability: On leg and backRead about McFarlane Toys' licensing agreement with Microsoft to produce Halo® action figures here.
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Spawn Series 24: The Classic Comic Covers is still selling strongly at retail and should be available in most areas, including WalMart stores.
The Jimi Hendrix Super Stage Figure (both regular and deluxe set) was released in late 2003 and trickled over into early 2004. This item is sold out from McFarlane Toys, so what's on the shelves out there is all there is.
The Manga Spawn deluxe two-pack box has gone over very well as a WalMart exclusive set in the U.S. They are still available in some locations, but are nearing a sell-out. We did offer this deluxe box through our online store at spawn.com, but it sold out there quickly.
McFarlane's Sports Picks: NHL Series 7 has been out in Canada for about a month and in the States for several weeks at all major and speciality retailers. Our sales department is currently allocating the last of our inventory on this series, so what's coming to stores is all for this line.
Our first foray into a smaller scale -- the NBA 3-inch two-pack series -- has been selling very strongly at retail. McFarlane toys is now sold out of this item.
The McFarlane's Sports Picks Mark Messier vs. Martin Brodeur NHL two-pack is currently in stores in both the U.S. and Canada. These pieces are just now flowing in, but sales look impressive.
McFarlane's Sports Picks: MLB Series 8 is currently showing up in stores. Our first baseball series of 2004 is hot; go check them out.
The next Spawn action figure line, Spawn Series 25: The Classic Comic Covers 2, ships to stores the week of Feb. 23.
McFarlane's Sports Picks: NBA Series 6 ships to retail stores the first week of March.
Finally, the McFarlane's Sports Picks NBA two-pack featuring Shaquille O'Neal and Yao Ming will begin hitting retail in about two weeks.
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