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The Wando boys track and field had 11 different athletes on the 4A all-state team. Jerome Coaxum, a state champion in the 400 hurdles, was named all-state in that event and the 110 hurdles. A.J. Gawryluk received the honor in the 1600 and 3200 runs, as well as the 4x800 relay.
Hampton Harvin, who broke a 38-year-old high jump school record this season during the Taco Bell Classic, was named all-state in high jump. That record-breaking mark is 6 feet 8 inches.
He signed a scholarship to compete at Coastal Carolina, according to coach Kevin Shiver.
Scottie Stroman made the all-state list in three events: 800, 4x800 relay and 4x400 relay. Joining Stroman and Gawryluk on the 4x800 all-state team was Andrew Roberts and Miles Clarke.
Roberts also earned recognition on the 4x400 relay team. He, Stroman, Coaxum and Christian Hart round out that all-state group.
Kenny Waring (long jump), Gauge Wood (pole vault), Zach Dauscher (pole vault) and Kato Junior (400 hurdles) concluded the rest of the Warrior boys track and field all-state athletes.
The Wando girls placed 10 athletes in all-state qualifications. Georgia Compton and Rosa Marie Compton both earned the honors in the 1600 and 3200 events. Sarah Lee, a state champion in pole vault, was all-state in that, as well as the 4x100 relays.
Angelica Collins was another two-event all-state honoree with qualifying marks in the 4x100 and triple jump. Kendall Mercer (pole vault), Emily Pitts (4x800), Emma Santor (4x800), Zeniyah Lawrence (4x100) and Erika Andrade (4x100) were the other all-state Wando girls.
The Warriors 4x100 relay team "was a big highlight, because this relay (team) broke an 11-year-old school record," coach Marie Domin said, "and hadn't even been to the state (championship meet) since 1976. Then, they almost took home hold, but got the silver medal and a huge personal best time."
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The SCISA state coaches' association honored three Palmetto Christian Academy athletes as all-state players, including two track and field standouts. Annie Pascutti and Joe Siegwald both qualified for the honor, as well as golf and tennis player Chris DeMarco.
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A dozen Bishop England boys and girls track and field athletes earned 2A all-state honors. Griffie Loy, who will continue his shot put and discus dominance at Navy in the fall, made the list alongside DeAngelo Stephenson, Alex Righi, Andrew Furmanchik, Cristian Widenhouse and Thomas Hanahan.
On the girls side, Katie Phillips, JoJo Tompkins, Michele Boykin, McKenna Weatherford, Michelle Lussier and Hollis Weatherford made the all-state list for excellence in their respective events.
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"The Harvest Festival." Much of the imagery and ritual of the holiday revolves around rejoicing and thanking God for the completed harvest. The sukkah represent the huts that farmers would live in during the last hectic period of harvest before the coming of the winter rains. As is the case with other festivals whose origins may not have been Jewish, the Bible reinterpreted the festival to imbue it with a specific Jewish meaning. In this manner, Sukkot came to commemorate the wanderings of the Israelites in the desert after the revelation at Mount Sinai, with the huts representing the temporary shelters that the Israelites lived in during those forty years.
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This case is set inside IBM Research's efforts to build a computer that can successfully take on human challengers playing the game show Jeopardy! It opens with the machine named Watson offering the incorrect answer "Toronto" to a seemingly simple question during the championship match. Was the answer a reflection of a strategic weakness, or was it actually consistent with design principles established by the development team? The case seeks to expand students' view of the product development process. Traditional software development projects begin with the gathering of requirements and analysis of the problem, and the writing of a detailed specification. The Jeopardy! problem is different - it requires a probabilistic approach where there is no closed form solution. Instead statistical patterns in the data are important and there is no obvious mapping to the way queries are expressed. Such problems are increasingly common in data mining, optimization problems, or Internet applications where the goal is to find an acceptably good solution in a short amount of time, when a deterministic approach might be less fruitful or impractical. We aspire for students to recognize that product development can take many forms, and that these are enabled by creativity and the right organizational flexibility and mindset. The case highlights the key role of performance metrics in building a flexible system that could be refined through experimentation and testing, steadily improving performance with the incorporation of new algorithmic ideas and new data sources. The case then delves extensively into the analysis of the "Toronto" failure and why the answer that Watson produced was a rational product of a sound strategy. This leaves students to judge the generality of the strategy and its applicability to important business problems.
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March 27, 2012 (KERSHAW, S.C.) - Some 250 drivers made up approximately 600 entries at this past weekend's second round of the World Karting Association (WKA) Manufacturers Cup Series Zoom Zoom Nationals at Carolina (S.C.) Motorsports Park.
Of all the talented racers in attendance, only Greenfield, Indiana's Zach Holden was able to accomplish a triple-win weekend with three main event triumphs in five starts.
Holden not only soared above the competition as the weekend's top winner, he did it in the ultra-competitive Jr Sportsman divisions. Each of the three classes in which Holden wheeled his No. 2 Arrow to victory started over 40 karts, many of them former national winners and up-and-coming young talents.
Holden's wins came in Cadet Final 1, Yamaha Sportsman 1 and Yamaha Sportsman 2. He also added a fourth-place finish in Komet Sportsman.
"Three wins at a Man Cup is something we're really proud of," Zach said. "We've improved over the last couple years and now things are really clicking. I have to thank my dad for all his hard work, Comet Kart Sales, Kyle Ludwick and KartSport North America."
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Holden, 11, started the weekend with a close 0.092-second triumph over Brandon Lemke in Cadet Final 1. Holden also qualified second of 40 drivers to take time and won the class's seven-lap pre-final.
The Comet Racing Engines-powered Arrow pilot returned to the 0.7-mile CMP Sprint Course for Saturday's fifth main event, Yamaha Sportsman 1, which saw 45 racers take the green flag. Holden had some work to do in this one after finishing fifth in the pre-final and starting the final in the same position.
Holden muscled his way to the lead with a lap eight pass on Nick Luedeke as several other racers challenged for top positions in a fierce seven-kart battle for the lead. With heavy pressure throughout the remaining laps, Holden never put a wheel wrong and hit his marks down the stretch to go two-for-two on the day and win by a 0.230-second gap over Luedeke.
The second-to-last final of the day, Komet Sportsman, had Holden looking for an unprecedented three wins in three main events. Holden kept his Arrow inside the top five throughout the class's competition rounds, including a fourth-place qualifying effort and a runner-up finish in the pre-final. The final didn't go the way Zach wanted but he still managed a solid fourth-place finish in the 24-kart race.
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Holden entered Sunday's competition as the only driver with two wins already under his belt. With a good shot at two more, the WKA Daytona KartWeek winner set his sights on Cadet Final 2 and Yamaha Sportsman 2.
Starting 10th in Cadet's weekend capper, the Hoosier State wheelman battled hard throughout the 11-lap affair but things didn't go the way he had hoped and Holden came home 12th of 42 starters.
Holden still had one more shot at the weekend hat trick when the Yamaha Sportsman 2 main pulled onto the track as the day's seventh contest.
Holden started fifth and wasted little time advancing through the top five. He had his Arrow in third by lap three and proceeded to pass both Luedeke and Jared Cordova while working lap four to take the top spot.
Holden relinquished the lead to Cordova for a short time around the halfway point of the affair, but retook the lead for good on lap 10 and held off his counterparts for the big win.
"We really wanted to get that third win," Zach said after his Yamaha Sportsman 2 triumph. "To go to Daytona and win one was awesome. We knew we were fast coming into Kershaw, but to come here and win three races, I don't think we can ask for much more. Again, I just have to thank everyone who made this possible."
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Next up for the Holden team is the WKA Great Lakes Series opener April 27-29 at Pennsylvania's Pittsburgh Int'l Race Complex (formerly BeaveRun). Holden will be in the market for at least his fifth win of the 2012 WKA Manufacturers Cup Series when the tour heads to BeaveRun for round three the following weekend, May 4-6.
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Paul Petrino hired as Idaho coachThe Associated Press | December 04,2012MOSCOW, Idaho Arkansas assistant Paul Petrino was hired Monday as the new head football coach at Idaho.
Petrino has produced some of the most prolific offenses in the nation as an assistant coach at several other schools, Idaho officials said.
He is one of the top offensive minds in college football, school President Duane Nellis said.
Petrino replaces interim coach Jason Gesser, who guided the Vandals during the final four games after Robb Akey was fired.
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All Ive ever wanted to do was to be a head coach, said Petrino, who is the brother of former Arkansas coach Bobby Petrino.
Petrino said he would bring his high-powered offensive schemes to Idaho, and restore the program to the success it enjoyed two decades ago when he was an assistant here.
People feared the Vandals, he said. This program has a great tradition.
Petrino most recently served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Arkansas, where this year he went through the firing of his brother, who was dismissed for hiring his mistress to a position in the athletic department and initially lying about her presence during an April 1 motorcycle accident, and the more recent departure of interim Arkansas coach John L. Smith, a long-time mentor.
Paul Petrino served as an assistant coach at Idaho under Smith from 1992-94, and later coached at Utah State, Illinois, Louisville and with the Atlanta Falcons of the NFL.
He was a standout quarterback at Carroll College in Helena, Mont.
Petrino was one of five finalists for the job at Idaho, which is struggling to remain in the FBS after the Western Athletic Conference dissolved as a football league. The Vandals will play as an independent next year, and are still searching for a conference to join.
We want to stay FBS, he said, and the best way to do that is to win games and make themselves attractive to a conference.
He was not ready to announce any of his staff.
Petrino declined to place a timeline on winning.
We will look at getting better every day, he said. Your goal has got to be a quick goal. I see guys getting fired after one year now.
Akey was fired in October with the Vandals 1-7 at that point. Gesser was appointed interim head coach and the Vandals lost their final four games. Akey was 20-50 in five-plus seasons as head coach.
Petrino said his father, Bob, his brother, Bobby, and Smith were the three main football influences in his life.
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Fiction Family Performs at Chicago Music Exchange
Posted: March 12, 2013
Jon Foreman of Switchfoot and Nickel Creek's Sean Watkins were recently on the road performing as Fiction Family, and that path led through Chicago Music Exchange.
The band picked their instruments off the wall and played "Avalon," which comes off their latest album Fiction Family Reunion.
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Posted: February 7, 2013
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A report by Jones County Sheriff Investigator Kenny Allen states that Kenneth Calvin Reitz was arrested Nov. 21 and charged with theft by receiving stolen property and driving while his license was suspended or revoked.
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Recently, Theodore Wright contacted us to tell us about his incredible and harrowing plane crash into the Gulf of Mexico.
Theodore and his passenger Raymond Fosdick were flying between Baytown, TX and Sarasota, FL when their engine caught fire and filled the cockpit with smoke. They were forced to make a rapid descent and crash-land into the Gulf of Mexico. Upon escaping from the sinking plane they grabbed flotation devices and Theodore's iPhone and iPad, which were both in LifeProof cases.
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The City of Aiken Board of Zoning Appeals denied a variance request for the removal of several dozen trees that has created a rift between a neighborhood and a local restaurant owner.
The vote was 4 to 1 to deny a request made by Nikolaos Chionakis, owner of 510, 514 and 516 Silver Bluff Road which includes Zorba's restaurant, which would have allowed him to remove approximately 62 trees from an interior parcel located behind those properties. Henry Krippner voted in opposition of the motion – Brendan Doherty and Jason Price were not present at the Tuesday night meeting.
This item was tabled by the Board last month after a long, tense discussion between the applicant and residents in hopes to come up with a plan to better handle the situation.
Chionakis said he made the request because trees around the property have fallen down over the years, and he's concerned about the safety of his customers and tenants of several mobile homes he's renting out behind his restaurant.
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Nexia Home (formerly Schalge LiNK) has been my go-to system for home automation for quite some time. I first checked it out quite a while ago, and more recently, Georgia got to test the setup for herself. While the Nexia system gave us an indoor camera (both wired and wireless), thermostat, lamp module and door locks -- it was still lacking in the sensor department. All that has changed now however as Nexia has recently released both a door/window sensor and an indoor motion sensor. Both of these really add some great versatility to the whole setup, and with the addition of an outdoor wireless camera, Nexia is staying on top of their game.
No matter if you already have a Nexia system or you're just starting out, adding the new devices to your setup couldn't be simpler. I won't dive into setting up the entire system since we've been down that road already, but we'll check out how adding the new sensors makes the Nexia system even more awesome.
You will obviously need to choose where you want to use your new sensors before you get going. Depending on your system you may have more than one door, window or room that you want to monitor. If you're already using a camera or lamp module inside, you can create scenes that will record video or turn on your lights when the corresponding sensor is triggered. Any time something is triggered, you can also choose to receive an email or SMS. There are a load of combinations and triggers with which to setup your Nexia system. I've wasted hours tweaking my scenes to get them just right, but I still find myself rearranging them constantly.
From UPS drop-off to "up and running" was only about 15 minutes for the new sensors (setting up a new system is a much longer task). For the motion sensor you just need to pop off the outer cover and install the battery. From there, enroll the sensor with your bridge using the provided instructions. Once it's enrolled it will show in your dashboard and it's ready for mounting using the included double sided tape or screws.
The door/window sensor works in the same manner -- tap the button to enroll the sensor, wait for it to be accepted then find a door or window you want to monitor and install both parts of the sensor. Done and done.
For my setup I chose to use the door/window sensor on my patio door and the motion sensor in my foyer. I setup a scene through my Nexia dashboard so that when the motion sensor is triggered my lamp module turns on and my camera records for two minutes. I also get a text message sent to my phone letting me know that my scene was triggered. This is all setup for late-night hours so I don't get constant triggers all day long.
The patio door sensor is just a great way to let me know if my patio door is opened without my knowledge when I'm away. I'm sure it will come in handy when my daughter starts romping around a bit more as well.
Of course all of this can be viewed and controlled from your iPhone with the free Nexia app. The app lets you see the status of your sensors, activate your door lock, view your camera, turn on your lamp modules, setup scenes and much more. The patio door sensor is just a great way to let me know if my patio door is opened without my knowledge when I'm away. I'm sure it will come in handy when my daughter starts romping around a bit more as well.
The new outdoor wireless camera is also a welcome addition to the Nexia line. It's simple to hook up providing you have a good mounting spot outside (or inside depending on your needs). You'll just need to make sure you have somewhere to plug it in and also that it's within range of your home wifi. Too far away and you obviously won't have a working camera. Again, setup for this is as simple as enrolling it with your bridge and getting it mounted.
The camera works great in the daytime and also has a low-light feature for night viewing. There is a built-in motion sensor, however it currently is disabled but is said to be working with a firmware update in the coming weeks.
The door and window sensor is available for $49.99 while the motion sensor will run you $69.99.
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I've wanted one of these for a while. As always, can never afford the up-front cost. Here's hoping I don't have to :)
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Looks awesome. Here's to hoping I win!
I would like one, moving into a new house soon and would be nice.
Moving into a new house... would love to replace my old X10 kit
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I've been looking at security systems recently anyway...
With three kids, I'd love to win this system.
I've wanted something like this for a LONG time...
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Used to install custom home automation systems and theaters years ago when they were complex, expensive, and required a lot of programming. Not in that field anymore but it's been cool to see these products change and become easier to use with the popularity of smart phones and tablets. Would certainly like to play around with a system at home.
I'll take one.
You can never have too much security.
I've been looking for something like this for awhile. The X-10 route seems so expensive. It's nice to have a solution at a lower cost.
This would be great for my condo, let's hope!
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I love free stuff. Contest entered.
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I can definitely make use of these items for my z-wave buildout.
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This would really come in handy right after I dump ADT.
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I would love to give this a try. I am definitely interested in installing this system once I buy a house, but it'd be great to give a warm-up run in my current apartment. I'll write a full-on review to rival your iPhone 5 review if that helps my chances :)
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The couple was killed in 2008 when a sport utility they were in was crushed by a Norfolk Southern train at a crossing near Blythewood. The driver and another passenger were hospitalized.
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'Star Wars' night, Beatles tribute among promotionsWritten by Sarah Ottney | Editor in Chief | email@example.com
A squadron of X-wing pilots will take on the Dark Side next month when the Toledo Walleye host a "A New Hope: Star Wars Night" on Nov. 2.
The Walleye will wear X-Wing jerseys while the visiting Kalamazoo Wings will wear Darth Vader jerseys, said Michael Keedy, manager of special events for the Walleye.
"That's the most exciting part," Keedy said. "I can't confirm this 100 percent, but it might be the first time in league history that both teams have been outfitted in themed jerseys. The designs are really cool. We're extremely excited about it."
Both sets of jerseys will be auctioned for charity after the game. Proceeds from the X-Wing jerseys will benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society and proceeds from the Darth Vader jerseys will benefit the Wounded Warrior Project.
More than a dozen Star Wars characters will be at the game. There will also be Star Wars-themed merchandise, music and food and beverage options, such as Yoda Soda, Boba Fettuccine and a Chewbacca bacon burger, Keedy said.
Fans are encouraged to wear costumes. There will be costume cams and prizes for the best costumes, Keedy said.
Chris Blackstock of Chesterfield, Mich., will be there — and hard to miss. He will be wearing a Chewbacca costume complete with 15-inch stilts that make him 7 feet, 7 inches tall.
Blackstock has been part of international Star Wars costuming organizations 501st Legion (for the "bad guys") and the Rebel Legion (for the "good guys") for about five years. Participants have to have their costumes approved for accuracy and, as part of an agreement with Lucas Films, cannot charge for appearances.
In the past, Blackstock has portrayed a stormtrooper and Darth Vader, but said he likes Chewbacca best.
"Chewbacca is just too much fun," he said. "Darth Vader has to be scary and imposing all the time. Chewie can have fun. I can mess around with people — high-five the kids, hug the pretty girls."
Blackstock made his own costume by weaving together strands of synthetic hair. There are only about 35 approved Chewbacca costumes in the world, he said. The next closest Chewie is in Milwaukee.
He once met Peter Mayhew, the actor who played Chewie and who complimented his costume.
"[He and his wife] were both very complimentary on how it looked," Blackstock said. "We are about as accurate and authentic looking as you're going to get."
Yes, he makes the Wookiee noise.
"I get asked all the time, 'Can you make the noise?'" Blackstock said. "I do. It just adds to the whole thing."
Beatles Night
Another new promotion will be a Beatles Tribute Night on Feb. 1, in honor of the band's Feb. 9, 1964, debut performance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," Keedy said.
The night will include Beatles-themed food and drinks as well as live performances from The BackBeats, a Beatles tribute band.
"That's going to be a lot of fun," Keedy said. "They will be playing throughout the night. It's going to be a great hockey game as well as a concert experience in the arena that night."
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For Hockey Heritage Weekend on Feb. 21-22, the Walleye will wear Toledo Storm jerseys on both nights.
"We expect this to be very popular with longtime hockey fans," Keedy said. "We will have a few surprises for Storm fans."
Ugly sweaters
Dec. 28 is Ugly Sweater Night. Fans are encouraged to wear ugly sweaters and the Walleye will be wearing ugly sweater jerseys.
"We will not release the design ahead of time. The first time fans will see them will be when they enter the ice that night," Keedy said. "We're just telling fans they will be wearing the ugliest sweater in sports history."
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Pink in the Rink, featuring dyed pink ice and dedicated to breast cancer awareness and fundraising, is set for March 1-2. The ice will be dyed green March 15-16 for St. Patrick's Day. The Walleye will wear green jerseys on March 15 and there will be green beer specials and live Irish music playing during both games.
Nov. 23 is the annual Teddy Bear Toss, where fans throw stuffed animals on the ice after the first Walleye goal. The toys are then distributed to children by Lucas County Children Services and the Toledo Police.
"The fans really get into that one," Keedy said. "Our goal is to have a packed house that night and everybody have a teddy bear to toss. It's a really fun event for a really great cause."
Also on Nov. 23 is the third annual Battle of the Badges game, pitting Toledo Police against Toledo Fire and Rescue. Fans who buy a Walleye game ticket also get into the Battle of the Badges game. A portion of proceeds will benefit police and fire charities.
On April 4, the Toledo Mud Hens will host Opening Day at 4 p.m. followed by a Walleye game at 7:15 p.m.
"Last year there was a Walleye playoff game and a Mud Hens game on the same night," Keedy said. "We're staggering the start times so we can have a true doubleheader Downtown. We anticipate that being an extremely popular night."
Other promotions
Hockey and Hops beer are another popular event, Keedy said. For $45, patrons get unlimited beer samples, all-you-can-eat dinner buffet, a souvenir glass, a raffle ticket for door prizes and a game ticket, Keedy said. Dates are Nov. 29, Dec. 28 and March 14.
"We highlight a different brand every event, so if you were to come to two events or all three, there will be different beers," Keedy said.
Nov. 17 is Veterans Appreciation Night. April 11 is Superhero Night. Two bobbleheads will be given away: player Cody Lampl on Nov. 29 and head coach Nick Vitucci on Jan. 3.
A postgame party with players open to ticketholders is held every Friday night home game. A postgame skate with players is held one Sunday per month.
For more information, visit toledowalleye.com/promotions. Promotions are subject to change.
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LOS ANGELES — Kim Kardashian has a due date for her baby and now a trial date for her divorce from NBA player Kris Humphries.
A judge on Friday set a May 6 trial for the reality TV star who wants to end her marriage before July, when her child with Kanye West is due.
Kardashian filed for divorce on Oct. 31, 2011, after she and Humphries had been married just 72 days. Their lavish, star-studded nuptials were recorded and broadcast by E! Entertainment Television.
The trial is expected to last three to five days and could reveal details about Kardashian's reality show empire, which includes "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" and several spinoffs.
Two judges determined Friday that Humphries' lawyers had adequate time to prepare for the trial.
Humphries wants the marriage annulled based on his claim that Kardashian married him for the sake of her show.
She denies that allegation and says the case should be resolved through what would be her second divorce.
Humphries' attorney Marshall Waller asked for a delay until basketball season is over.
But Superior Court Judge Scott Gordon refused, saying firefighters, police officers, truck drivers and others have to miss work for trials, and Humphries must do the same if necessary.
Waller filed paperwork Thursday to withdraw from the case but didn't mention that development in court and refused to answer any questions about the document on Friday.
Waller said he was still hoping to obtain and review 13,000 hours of footage from Kardashian's reality shows to try to prove the fraud claim but noted he does not yet have an agreement to receive the footage.
Kardashian's lawyer said her client was ready for trial.
"Let's get this case dispensed with," attorney Laura Wasser said.
Humphries has provided a deposition in the case, as have West and Kardashian family matriarch Kris Jenner.
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Chicago (3-2) jumped out to a 3-0 lead early in the game and built a 4-1 advantage behind a season-high three power-play goals, but the Admirals responded with four unanswered tallies to steal the win and keep their season alive.
"We had complete control of them and then late in the second we started trying to do some fancy stuff and they stuck to the basics," said Wolves Head Coach Don Lever. "We have got to play for the full 60 minutes."
The Wolves drew first blood 53 seconds into the game with a goal from right wing Tim Stapleton. Center Jason Krog carried the puck into Milwaukee's zone and slipped a backhanded pass to defenseman Ivan Vishnevskiy, who fired a long shot from high in the zone. Center Matt Anderson attempted to tip Vishnevskiy's shot in front of the net and was thwarted by Admirals goaltender Mark Dekanich, but Stapleton was there to knock home the rebound.
Chicago stepped ahead, 2-0, with a power-play strike at 12:18 of the first frame. Right wing Spencer Machacek won the puck along the boards in the Wolves zone, raced up the ice and attempted a shot on net. He collected his own rebound and attempted a wrap-around, which Dekanich blocked, but Greg Stewart and center Kevin Doell hacked at the rebound until Doell was able to chip it up over the netminder.
Chicago padded its lead, 3-0, with a power-play goal from right wing Joey Crabb, 55 seconds into the second period. Crabb took a pass from center Matt Anderson behind the net and bounced a shot of Dekanich's back and into the net, sending the netminder to the bench in favor of back up Chet Pickard.
Pickard made nine saves on 10 shots in 11:48 of action, before Dekanich (2-3) returned to the crease, posting 18 saves on 21 shots in 48:12 of action overall.
Milwaukee (2-3) got on the board, 3-1, at 5:18 of the middle frame when center Mike Santorelli found Andreass Thurreson alone in the slot and he wound up and cranked a shot between Wolves goaltender Peter Mannino's legs.
The Wolves regained the three-goal edge with a third power-play goal at 12:43 of the middle frame. Defenseman Nathan Oystrick slapped a shot at Pickard from just outside the right face-off circle and Anthony Stewart punched the rebound past the scrambling goaltender and into the net.
Milwaukee pulled to 4-2, when left wing Mark Santorelli received a pass from Mike Bartlett, broke down alone on Mannino and rifled a shot to the corner of the net at 17:12 of the second period. Fifty-eight seconds later, Ben Guite popped the rebound from an Alex Sulzer shot past Mannino to make the score 4-3 heading into the second intermission.
Mannino (3-2) posted 27 saves on 32 shots for Chicago.
The Admirals evened the score, 4-4, at 18:10 of the third period. Sulzer shipped a pass over to a streaking left wing Ryan Thang, who buried the puck in an empty net and three Wolves collapsed in front of the net.
Chris Mueller took a feed from defenseman Jon Blum at the right of the goal and ripped a shot into the empty corner of the net.
The Wolves will travel to Milwaukee for Game 6, which will take place at the Bradley Center on Fri., April 23 at 7 p.m.
Milwaukee 0 3 2 -- 5
Chicago 2 2 0 -- 4
First Period---1, Chicago, Stapleton 2 (Anderson, Vishnevskiy), 0:53; 2, Chicago, Doell 2 (G. Stewart, Machacek), 12:18 pp. Penalties---Matheson, Milwaukee (hooking), 10:21; Pohl, Chicago (high-sticking), 16:31; Guite, Milwaukee (roughing), 20:00.
Second Period---3, Chicago, Crabb 3 (Anderson, Oystrick), 0:55 pp; 4, Milwaukee, Thuresson 2 (Mi. Santorelli, Mueller), 5:18; 5, Chicago, A. Stewart 2 (Oystrick, Postma), 12:43 pp; 6, Milwaukee, Ma. Santorelli 1 (Bartlett, Yonkman), 17:12; 7, Milwaukee, Guite 2 (Maki, Sulzer), 18:10. Penalties---Kaip, Chicago (hooking), 6:49; Crabb, (holding), 7:09; Mueller, Milwaukee (tripping), 10:44; Thuresson, Milwaukee (roughing), 10:44; Anderson, Chicago (roughing), 10:44; Guite, Milwaukee (slashing), 11:07; A. Stewart, Chicago (goaltender interference), 12:43.
Third Period---8, Milwaukee, Thang 1 (Sulzer, Blum), 10:53; 9, Milwaukee, Mueller 2 (Blum, Sulzer), 18:05 pp. Penalties---Van Guilder, Milwaukee (tripping), 7:11; Krog, Chicago (tripping), 17:09; Machacek, Chicago (tripping), 19:40.
Shots on goal---Milwaukee: 7-20-5--32. Chicago: 11-13-7--31. Power plays---Milwaukee: 1-6. Chicago: 3-5. Goalies---Milwaukee, Dekanich (18-21), 48:12, replaced by Pickard (9-10), 11:48. Chicago, Mannino (27-32). A---3,221. Referee---Ghislan Herbert. Linesmen---Brian Oliver and Bryan Pancich.


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Things I would have changed:The triggers are a little rough but they smooth up with use.
What others should know:You can service these without special tools. Crosman/Benjamin are happy to sell parts. These are somewhat easier to shoot accurately than the CO2 versions due to the greater length and mass out front. You can buy a lot of pellets for the $ you will save over guns that will not provide the Service and/or Satisfaction one of these will!
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