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--- STEVE MARTINS: Recorded season-highs with three assists, four points and a +4 plus/minus rating in Sunday's 8-0 win over Houston ... Notched nine points (4G, 5A) in his last six contests, which includes three multiple-point outings ... Ranks fifth on the squad with 26 assists and 39 points in 46 matchups this season
--- DARREN HAYDAR: Notched at least one point in 47 of his 51 games with Chicago
this season, which includes netting his 31st goal of the season on Sunday ... Leads the AHL with 90 points - just two shy of tying the career-best 92 he posted in 80 games last year - and a career-high 59 assists ... Shares second in the league with a +26 plus/ minus rating and third with 31 markers
--- MICHAEL GARNETT: Posted his second shutout of the season on Sunday in just his third appearance in the club's last 11 games ... Registered four career AHL shutouts, including his 20-save effort against Houston ... Accrued a 16-10-1 record with a 3.21 goals-against average and a .894 save percentage in 28 appearances this season
--- CORY LAROSE: Dished out two assists on Sunday after being held without a point in three straight games ... Ranks second in the AHL among active players with a career-high 46 assists and third with 61 points in 42 outings this season, which includes 19 multiple-point performances
--- DEREK MacKENZIE: Posted 13 points (3G, 10A) in his last 11 outings, which includes a goal and an assist on Sunday ... Registered a career-high with his 36th point of the season on Sunday, sixth-best on the club ... Ranks sixth with a career-best 22 assists in 49 contests ... Paces the AHL with five short-handed markers and is the franchise's leader with 21 in his career
--- BRAYDON COBURN: Registered a two assists and a +4 plus/minus rating in Sunday's win ... Tallied four helpers in five games with the Wolves after being reassigned by the Atlanta Thrashers on Feb. 7 ... Posted four assists in 29 contests with Atlanta this year and 11 points (G, 10A) in 14 outings with the Wolves
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The Wolves matched a franchise record for their largest margin of victory in Sunday's 8-0 win in Houston. The eight-goal margin was the club's largest away from the Allstate Arena in its 13-year existence. Chicago has potted eight or more goals five times this season, four of which have come on the road.
--- After wrapping up a three-game road swing in San Antonio on Friday,
the Wolves launch a franchise-record, eight-contest home stand on Saturday
against Omaha; Chicago, which has posted a 11-10-1-3 mark at the Allstate Arena this season, will play 15 of its final 21 regular-season tilts on home ice.
--- Sunday's victory was the Wolves' AHL-best 24th road win of the season (24-6-1-2), which is just three shy of matching both a league and franchise record.
--- Chicago has racked up 35 wins in 58 games this season, tied for the third-most in the AHL and one shy of matching last season's total of 36 victories in 80 tilts (36-32-4-8); the squad has racked up 77 points this year, tied for second-best in the league.
--- Sunday's 8-0 shutout win was the Wolves' third this season and the franchise's 65th all-time.
--- Chicago leads the AHL with 257 goals, 37 more than the next closest team
(Norfolk, 220) and just 44 shy of equaling the franchise-best 301 markers the
1997-98 club posted.
--- The Wolves have netted a short-handed goal in two of their last three outings and rank second in the AHL with 17 shorties.
Wolves goaltender and nine-year National Hockey League veteran FRED BRATHWAITE will visit the Arlington Heights Public Library on Tue., Feb. 20 at 4 p.m., as part of the team's Read to Succeed program, sponsored by Fisher Nuts and College Illinois!, which has reached nearly 400,000 children in 10 seasons.
Sun., Feb. 18
Chicago 8, (at) Houston 0
--- Chicago used seven different goal scorers and a 20-save shutout performance from netminder MICHAEL GARNETT en route to matching their largest margin of victory in franchise history with a 8-0 win over the Houston Aeros at the Toyota Center
--- Center STEVE MARTINS led the way with three assists and four points while forwards DEREK MacKENZIE (G, A), CORY LAROSE (2A), BRAD SCHELL (G,A) and COLIN STUART (2G) and defenseman BRAYDON COBURN (2A) aided the offensive onslaught by posting multiple points
Sat., Feb. 17
(at) Houston 4, Chicago 1
--- The Wolves fell in an early 2-0 first-period hole and couldn't climb out as they dropped a 4-1 decision to the Houston Aeros at the Toyota Center
--- Center KEVIN DOELL potted Chicago's lone marker, an unassisted goal at 14:59 of the second period
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God an Atheist?? It just happened to be an atheist that used God-given logic to show her the absurdity of the ET position.
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WWDC tickets go on sale, sell out in two minutes
The tickets for this WWDC 2013 have come and gone in record time, with passes for this year's event selling out in an astounding two minutes, after going on sale at 10 AM Pacific. The speed at which the tickets sold out can at least be partially attributed to the fact that Apple pre-announced when they woud go on sale, something that they haven't done in past years.
The time that it has taken for WWDC tickets to sell out every year has decreased steadily for a number of years. Last year's tickets sold out in two hours, and while many expected them to move even faster this year, it's doubtful that anyone expected them to go quite this quickly.
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I personally dont think apple will release cheaper iPhone because it is out of apples strategy. in order to keep its reputation, apple always make a product with the best quality and it is obvious because people like a good device with good quality. they might release a coloured iphone just like iPod touch! also iwatch is possible, and it would be great to see iwatch. but for this moment it is 50% likely to release iwatch.. I believe iOS 7 and OS X will be revolutionary in upcoming wwdc along with new iPhone and probably new iPad


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Tuesday, June 4, 2013
There was no dramatic comeback on the final day of racing. There was no gale force winds like Charleston Race Week endured.
This was just a typical College of Charleston sailing beatdown of the competition. The Cougars led all three days of the Intercollegiate Sailing Assocation (ICSA)/Gill Coed Dinghy National Championship in St. Petersburg, Fla. this past week and beat runner-up Georgetown by 20 points.
College of Charleston sailing director Greg Fisher credited depth as the team's advantage. "We have a lot of super sailors, especially our seniors," he said. "They have been just tremendous."
Of the final day's 18 total races, the College of Charleston finished in the upper portion every time. It was the program's fourth all-time ICSA title. Last year, the Cougars won the ICSA/APS Team Race National Championship.
The coed dinghy win means another Henry A. Morss Memorial Trophy for the Cougars, which they had also previously won in 1986, 2006 and 2007. Among the sailors were two-time Olympian Juan Maegli, Wando alumnae Seppie McAdams and All-Americans Ben Spector and Mac Mace.
"There's a lot of great sailors in college sailing these days. We felt good about our chances going in," Fisher said. "We were hopeful; We felt like we had a good shot."
Maegli also qualified for All-American status and was named the 2013 College Sailor of the Year. Although Fisher repeatedly praised Maegli's abilities, calling him a "real student of the sport," he emphasized the balance on the team.
McAdams frequents Maegli as his crew. "She definitely contributed to Juan's success," he said. "Juan is a skipper; he's a driver. Seppie is a crew, which means she, in a lot of ways, becomes Juan's eyes on the course.
"She has great potential," Fisher added about McAdams. "She's an excellent team player and an asset to the team. She has a very bright future."
McAdams, only a freshman, will be one of two returning players with championship experience from the regatta. Sophomore Ali Blumenthal also served as crew.
In the coed nationals, the sailing arena featured decent winds, which Fisher said also benefitted the Cougars. In the Charleston Harbor, windy conditions are the norm. "We saw conditions that we sailed in a lot. It worked out well," Fisher said.
"We almost look for lighter (less windy) days to get and sail," he added, referring to practice times.
The championship will be broadcasted on ESPNU, July 12 at 6 p.m. A few days before the ICSA/Gill title win, College of Charleston placed fifth in the ICSA/APS regatta. And days prior to that event, the Cougars women's sailing team grabbed seventh in the ICSA Sperry Top-Sider Women's National Championship.
Prior to the season finales, College of Charleston prepared with repetition in the Charleston Harbor.
"We spent a week before the nationals practicing every day for about three or five hours a day," Fisher said, adding typical home practice sites include areas near Crab Bank, James Island Yacht Club and the USS Yorktown.
"One of the things that makes our team so strong is on any particular day that we're racing we have six or seven teams (within the college) that can win a race," he said.
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- Quark Gluon Plasma (3) (remove)
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- We estimate the energy density epsilon pile-up at mid-rapidity in central Pb+Pb collisions from 2 200 GeV/nucleon. epsilon is decomposed into hadronic and partonic contributions. A detailed analysis of the collision dynamics in the framework of a microscopic transport model shows the importance of partonic degrees of freedom and rescattering of leading (di)quarks in the early phase of the reaction for Elab 30 GeV/nucleon. In Pb+Pb collisions at 160 GeV/nucleon the energy density reaches up to 4 GeV/fm3, 95% of which are contained in partonic degrees of freedom.
- Critical review of quark gluon plasma signatures (1999)
- Noneequilibrium models (three-fluid hydrodynamics and UrQMD) use to discuss the uniqueness of often proposed experimental signatures for quark matter formation in relativistic heavy ion collisions. It is demonstrated that these two models - although they do treat the most interesting early phase of the collisions quite differently(thermalizing QGP vs. coherent color fields with virtual particles) - both yields a reasonable agreement with a large variety of the available heavy ion data.
- Analysis of reaction dynamics at RHIC in a combined parton/hadron transport approach (1999)
- We introduce a transport approach which combines partonic and hadronic degrees of freedom on an equal footing and discuss the resulting reaction dynamics. The initial parton dynamics is modeled in the framework of the parton cascade model, hadronization is performed via a cluster hadronization model and configuration space coalescence, and the hadronic phase is described by a microscopic hadronic transport approach. The resulting reaction dynamics indicates a strong influence of hadronic rescattering on the space-time pattern of hadronic freeze-out and on the shape of transverse mass spectra. Freeze-out times and transverse radii increase by factors of 2 3 depending on the hadron species.


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In 1998, YIVO sponsored an exhibition that brought to life the rich 100-year history of the Jewish Labor Bund—the mass organization in czarist Russia and interwar Poland that sought to transform the lives of the Jewish working poor through socialist organizing and secular Yiddish culture.
The traveling exhibition, curated by Chief Archivist Marek Web and Associate Archivist Leo Greenbaum, opened on January 20, 1998 at New York University's Bronfman Center for Jewish Student Life. Drawing upon materials from the Bund Archives and Library (acquired by YIVO in 1992), it was accompanied by a lavishly illustrated booklet written by Matthew Goodman and the curators.
(Drawn from The Story of the Jewish Labor Bund, 1897-1997: A Centennial Exhibition, by Matthew Goodman, Leo Greenbaum, and Marek Web. YIVO, 1998).
The General Jewish Workers Union of Poland and Russia—the Bund—was founded in Vilna in 1897. From its inception, the Bund had a mission: an all-out campaign for socialist revolution that would link the particular struggles of Russian Jews with the general struggles of workers throughout Russia.
The Bundists spread their ideals to the Jewish community by organizing unions of Jewish workers and running study groups where Marxist works were read in Yiddish translation. Since the government provided Jewish communities with no protection from pogroms, the Bundists also organized self-defense units. The Bund advocated Jewish cultural autonomy in the Diaspora and promoted Yiddish (the everyday language of most East European Jews) as the Jewish national language.
When revolution finally came to Russia in February 1917, Bundists played an important role. Though the revolution overthrew the hated czarist regime, the hopes of the revolutionaries were soon betrayed as a new oppressive Soviet regime came to power. In the early 1920s, the Bund was outlawed along with all other political parties in the Soviet Union except the Communists.
The Bund survived, however, with new bases of activity in independent Poland, and other European countries, particularly Lithuania, Latvia, and Rumania. During the interwar period, the party took an active role in local, regional, and parliamentary politics; published Yiddish newspapers and books; and maintained networks of schools, libraries, and soup kitchens.
The invasion and occupation of Poland by the Nazis and their campaign to exterminate the Jewish people marked the beginning of the end of the history of the Bund in Eastern Europe. The Bund played a leading role in the underground Jewish resistance in the Warsaw Ghetto and elsewhere. Most of its members, however, did not survive the war. A few Bundists returned to Poland after the war and attempted to revive the party and its communal institutions. But in 1949, the Bund was outlawed by Poland's new Communist regime.
The Bund reestablished itself as a loose federation of national Bundist organizations in several countries, with its center in the United States. In the U.S., the Bund had never existed as an independent political party. Before and after World War II, Bundist immigrants in America lived up to their principles by becoming active in labor and socialist organizations, as well as in the movement for Yiddish culture. Bundists have played key roles in establishing and maintaining the Workmen's Circle, the Jewish Socialist Alliance, the Jewish Labor Committee, the Forward Association, and the Congress for Jewish Culture. Bundists such as David Dubinsky and Sidney Hillman led the two major "needle" trade unions: the International Ladies Garment Workers Union and the Amalagamated Clothing Workers.


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The 12th annual KidsPeace Soccer Invitational is rapidly approaching. On August 22 and 23, 2009, 100 teams will gather to participate in one of the most exciting tournaments of the summer. Teams ranging in age from under 9 to under 15 (boys and girls) and under 17 (girls) will compete for trophies and enjoy the beauty of the KidsPeace Orchard Hills campus in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania. Each team will play a minimum of three games and have the opportunity to play against competitive teams from neighboring counties and states. There will be family activities throughout the weekend, with opportunities for camping and swimming. KidsPeace is located only 10 minutes from Dorney Park, and there are many interesting and fun activities in the area.
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Incredimail for iPad review
Incredimail is a visual email client for iPad that displays your email as a collage of snippets of text and photos from your messages. With Incredimail, you can see more of your emails at first glance and easily flip through your messages.
Incredimail offers full IMAP and iCloud support and features a unified inbox. You can also choose to look at individual accounts from the sidebar. When browsing through your email, they are displayed as a collage of boxes that contain previews of your messages. If you've connected your Facebook account and you have an email from someone who is also on Facebook (same email account that the user has registered with Facebook), then their profile image will appear. Incredimail will also display photos in message previews.
When you tap on an email, it'll open up full-screen with options to reply, forward, star, or mark as unread. If the email is part of a conversation, then a preview of just those emails will display first.
In addition to email, Inredimail also has a photo inbox. This inbox currently only supports Facebook, but they have promised to add more services in the future (hopefully Instagram!). From the Photo Inbox, you can view images posted by your friends, like them, and share to Twitter.
The good
- Full IMAP support
- Unified inbox
- Visually organized inbox
- Send attachments
- See previews of your email messages
- Facebook Faces on emails from Facebook friends
- Link previews
- Conversation threads
- Live search
- Photo Inbox (currently only supports Facebook)
- Email stationery
The bad
- I would prefer continuous scrolling instead of page scrolling (an option for either would be great)
- As of now, Photo Inbox only offers Facebook support
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Incredimail isn't powerhouse mail client; rather, it's for those times you want to take your time and browse through your email. If you get a lot of photos, links, and attachments, the visual layout of Incredimail is a great way to enjoy your email. I have chosen not to add any of my work email addresses to Incredimail and love to use to catch up on those fun emails I put off to look at when I have time and to browse through Facebook photos.
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I agree. Need an iPhone version.
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We are definitely consider developing an iPhone version for Incredimail app
I remember when everyone was screaming for IMAP support, as POP3 was the standard way back when. IMAP offers folders, which was a major plus over POP3. That being said, I like this app, but it's gotta have Universal support, especially if I want to have a similar experience on my iPhone and not have to "resort" back to the native Mail app.
Thank you for your feedback!
Incredimail currently doesn't support POP3 accounts.
The option of moving messages to a folder will be available in the upcoming updates.
I like the interface but I don't like that there is no way to move a message to folders?
I'm sure someone prefers their mail in the flipboard style
It is an interesting idea and I think it is worth trying. The UI is what attracted me. Downloading it right now
Reading all of the hubbub, I had to give it a try. After almost a full day of using Incredimail I had to switch back to my generic Gmail on iPad. Visually it was stunning, but it was lacking so much that I was already accustomed to. Maybe after several updates and tweaks I would consider switching back.
We recently updated Incredimail app by adding an unread & spam folders. More features will be available soon in the next update.
Pretty cool app. It looks great on iPad mini. But the notification isn't working for me. How do i get it to work??
Thank you for your feedback!
If you have any technical issues regarding the Incredimail app, youre invited to contact our support at: firstname.lastname@example.com
It's looks a little like what Flipboard is to news gathering - pretty cool looking but a tad gimmicky? Perhaps i am being cynical. I guess the counter-point would be to ask "who said email had to look so dull?" It's good people are thinking of new ways to interface such a key tool in everyone's life.
I tried it as well. Several accounts wouldn't load until after I tried 4 times. Even then they did not update correctly, showing several emails that either had been deleted or moved to folders. And there is signature support. That's pretty absurd. Another app that was released before it was ready. Do these people beta test them at all?
Looks interesting and since mailbox isn't on iPad I just might have to give this a shot. :)
Thank you for your great feedback!
We hope you enjoy a new & amazing email experience ..
Just downloaded the app. Looks awesome. I had no problem syncing my gmail account with the app.
The app has support for Office 365? I can set up my Exchange account in Mail ipad but not in Incredimail.


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Fair Haven man denies sex chargeMay 07,2013Fair Haven man denies sex charge
A Fair Haven man already facing criminal sex offense charges pleaded innocent Monday to three additional charges alleging sexual acts involving an 11-year-old girl.
According to court records, Brandon Ellis, 18, answered to two felony charges of lewd and lascivious conduct and one felony charge of lewd and lascivious conduct with a child. If convicted, he faces up to 20 years in jail.
In an affidavit, Vermont State Police Detective Michael Notte wrote that investigators with the Special Investigation Unit in Rutland, which handles sex crimes, received a report from a 13-year-old female who said when she was 11, Ellis exposed himself, wanted her to touch. The girl told police she did not say anything before because her family trusted Ellis and did not want to ruin it.
Ellis was arrested in April. At the time of his arrest, Ellis was out on court-ordered conditions of release pending sex charges including sexual assault and lewd and lascivious conduct that police said occurred at the same time as the new charges.
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Judge Hulane George did the honors of swearing in Tuttle Wright Barksdale III, Oct. 31, and he went to work almost immediately handling the pleas of two misdemeanor cases.
Barksdale filled the position of county-funded assistant district attorney that was vacated Aug. 26 when Jones County commissioners voted not to provide the funds for the job in the 2014 budget.
Keagan Waystack held the position at the time and was beginning a murder trial when she found out she was no longer employed. Jones County's state-paid ADA, Gregory Bushway, subsequently resigned his position, leaving the county without an ADA until Barksdale was hired.
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The Hazard Bulldogs traveled to Hindman on Friday to take on the Knott Central Patriots. The game entered the midway point knotted at seven, but a barrage by the Bulldogs lifted them to the 21-7 victory.
The Bulldogs opened the game strong with a five-run first inning. The Patriots answered with four runs in the bottom of the frame. Hazard posted a single run in each of the next two innings to take the 7-4 lead.
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Hazard stats: Austin Johnson 2 runs and 1 hit. Reggie Jackson 1 RBI, J.T. Haynes 2 runs, 2 hits and 1 RBI, Griffen Wells 1 run, 2 hits and 3 RBI, Evan Whitaker 4 runs, 3 hits and 1 RBI, Jordan Olinger 3 runs, 5 hits and 3 RBI, Jacob Roll 3 runs, 2 hits and 2 RBI, Josh Meehan 3 runs, 2 hits and 1 RBI, Blake Lockhart 1 run, Cole Ratliff 1 hit and 1 RBI, Blake Nidiffer 1 run and 2 hits and Nathan Stupart 1 run, 2 hits and 4 RBI.


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Twenty-two students from the Rio Grande Valley, Laredo and Houston will begin an innovative program this fall at The University of Texas-Pan American that is intended to cut the time needed to earn a medical degree to as little as six years.
The pilot program known as A PRIME-TIME (Accelerated Professionally Relevant Integrated Medical Education Transformation in Medical Education), or the APT program, is part of the larger UT System TIME (Transformation in Medical Education) initiative.
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The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center is the nation's top hospital for cancer care for the seventh straight year, according to U.S. News & World Report's annual "Best Hospitals" survey.
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The Kay Bailey Hutchison Center for Latin American Law is being established within the School of Law at The University of Texas at Austin.
"We're fortunate that UT Austin is where Sen. Hutchison has chosen to leave a legacy at this point in her career. This is an exciting new venture and new institution, and I thank everyone who has contributed to its creation," said UT Austin President Bill Powers during a UT System Board of Regents meeting in Austin on Wednesday.
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Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa, M.D., will receive the Chair's Award—one of the highest honors by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI)—during the largest gathering of Latino leaders in the country on Oct. 2 in Washington D.C.
The Chancellor is being honored with the prestigious award for his accomplishments, leadership and outstanding service to the Latino community.
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Brent Iverson, Ph.D., chair of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at The University of Texas at Austin, has been elected president of the UT System Academy of Distinguished Teachers. He was one of twelve outstanding educators inducted into the Academy's inaugural class on April 23.
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Taking technology commercialization to the next level was the topic for discussion when University of Texas System leaders met June 13 in Austin to review an assessment of needs at UT System institutions, including the potential establishment of a new entrepreneurial academy with the working title "StartUT."
Currently, UT System receives a U.S. patent every two days, signs a commercialization agreement every three days and starts a new company every nine days.
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Seton Healthcare Family has announced that its parent company, Ascension Health, has approved construction of a teaching hospital for The University of Texas at Austin's Dell Medical School.
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Speakers included former U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, Bank of America Chairman Chad Holliday and Texas Instruments CEO Rich Templeton.
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It was a weekend to forget for @MattPBriggs' Numbers Game, but the Value Bet (+£4.51), Banker (+£4.57), Famous Last Words (+£4.13) and Treatment Room (+£8.62) all remain well in the black for the season.
Back to this weekend and the bookies, as ever, have some interesting views and the general consensus is that Tottenham look a big price to win at Liverpool on Sunday. The value is with Bristol City this weekend, despite being bottom of the Championship. And I also like the look of Hartlepool (23/10) to beat Yeovil in League One - and they are one of three tips in Famous Last Words.
Let me know your fancies ahead of the weekend in the box below.
Bristol City to beat Middlesbrough at 7/4.
Bristol City battled to a goalless draw with promotion-hopefuls Brighton in midweek and boss Sean O'Driscoll could not fault the Robins' performance. The hosts are propping up the Championship, but they have collected seven home wins - including four wins from their last five at Ashton Gate. Meanwhile, Boro are struggling on the road and lost at Huddersfield on Tuesday - their 11th defeat on the travels - with only Bristol City losing more times away from home.
Sky Bet say there have been plenty of gambles this week in both the FA Cup and Premier League. On Saturday the main focus of attention is on the Premier League relegation battle. After last week's win at Southampton people feel the great escape has begun for Harry Redknapp's QPR. We opened up with a quote of 13/10 for them to win at home to Sunderland but that has been smashed into 23/20.
In the FA Cup Everton are in everyone's accumulator but they have also proved popular among high staking punters when we were 1/2 earlier in the week. The Merseysiders are now as short as 2/5 to overcome Wigan and reach the semis for the second year in succession.
On Sunday everyone seems to be on the Manchester Utd, Liverpool double with the two London sides friendless in the market. Manchester Utd are 8/11 from 5/6 to overcome their Champions League defeat to Real Madrid and see off the troubled Rafa Benitez, who is sure to be the subject of many a chant at Old Trafford. Chelsea can be backed at 7/2 to cause more cup pain for Sir Alex Ferguson.
Liverpool are gambled every week no matter what the price. We went up at evens which we thought was more than short enough to overcome an in-form Spurs. That has been backed off the boards and is now currently 5/6.
Paddy Power say they have already seen a lot of support for Everton to dispose of Wigan and they are now 4/9. This is following the thrashing Wigan took at the hands of Liverpool last week. Another point to note is that we cannot be sure that Roberto Martinez will field a full strength side - we feel he may opt to rest a few key men in attempt to keep the team's focus on avoiding relegation.
Bet Victor say Aston Villa have been backed from 9/4 from 2/1 against Reading in a massive six-pointer.
Spurs clipped to 29/10 from 3/1 after the win against Inter.
In the FA Cup our 12/5 for an all-Manchester final has been popular and we bet 7/1 that the four home sides win in 90 minutes in the quarter-finals.
QPR have not won back-to-back in the Premier League for 18 years but have been popular at 5/4 into 6/5.
bet365 say punters are backing Aston Villa at Reading and there are bits of cash for QPR.
The Championship sees Bristol City and Charlton backed at odds against with Forest and Watford at odds-on.
Punters want to oppose Doncaster and Chesterfield lower down the ladder.
Betfred say Newcastle have been the team backed most since they gave a few players a rest in midweek and with the way Stoke are playing away from home the 10/11 could soon disappear on the Magpies.
Everton and Manchester City seem to be in all the accumulators where the Toffees are 4/9 at home to Wigan and City are 1/8 against Championship side Barnsley. If either of those two are turned over it would be a great result for the book.
Manchester United (5/6) won last five in Premier League and host Chelsea (19/5) in FA Cup (Sun, 4.30pm).
Tottenham (16/5) won last four in Premier League and travel to Liverpool (20/21) (Sun 4pm).
Bolton (13/10) won last four in Championship and host Brighton (5/2).
N Forest (5/6) won last four in Championship and host Wolves (4/1).
Reading (6/4) lost last three in Prem and host Aston Villa (85/40).
Bournemouth (evens) lost last four in League One and host Doncaster (100/30).
Sky Bet: Tottenham fresh from their Europa League hammering of Inter Milan look a great price at 14/5 to beat Liverpool and gain another massive step to Champions League qualification.
Bet365: We'll be hoping for a result in either of the Saturday FA Cup ties, but we're not expecting any joy, maybe Chelsea could do that for us on Sunday and we're seeing more money for Blackburn than Millwall.
The intriguing clash in the Premier League is at Anfield, some are amazed that Spurs are such a price and that Liverpool are odds-on. Yes Liverpool have beaten a second string Swansea side and Wigan team with a poor home record, as well as going out of the Europa League in between. Rodgers' side are refreshed, whilst Spurs played Inter on Thursday - I'm really looking forward to this game, plus the brilliant Suarez v Bale sideshow.
Betfred: Our football traders this weekend are happy enough to take on Norwich who have only won one of their last six home league games. They are 5/4 to beat Southampton at Carrow Road.
In the FA Cup, we are happy to take on Manchester United at 4/5. Rafa Benitez has an excellent cup record and the Reds might just suffer a hangover from Tuesday night's defeat to Real Madrid in the Champions League.
BetVictor: We're keen to lay Norwich at 31/20 but largely friendless although Southampton have conceded 10 in their last four on the road.
Paddy Power: Tottenham look outstanding value this weekend away to Liverpool with a top price of 10/3 available. We are very keen to lay Liverpool and are almost certain to be top price on them over the weekend. At odds-on Liverpool look a dream lay!
Sunderland (5/2) are unbeaten in 11 league games against QPR (13/10).
Reading (6/4) have lost four of their five Premier League games v Aston Villa (85/40).
WBA (11/8) have lost all three of their Premier League matches v Swansea (11/5).
Northampton to beat Accrington at 4/5.
Northampton have won their last seven home league games and they look well worth an interest to sink Accrington. Stanley have lost nine of their 18 away games and look set for a struggle at Sixfields.
Stephane Sessegnon has two in two and is 7/2 to score v QPR.
Everton's Kevin Mirallas has two in two and is 7/4 to score v Wigan.
Bradford's James Hanson has two in three and is 21/10 to score v Aldershot.
Sheffield United to beat MK Dons at 6/5.
Sheffield United pair Jamie Murphy and Jonathan Forte are expected to return to contention for the home clash with MK Dons. The Blades will also be boosted by the return of defender Danny Higginbotham, who missed last weekend's win at Oldham through illness.
Bournemouth to beat Doncaster at evens.
Rovers captain Rob Jones has been added to Doncaster's growing injury list ahead of the trip to promotion rivals Bournemouth. Jones was forced off at half-time in the 3-0 defeat at MK Dons on Tuesday with calf and ankle problems. Tommy Spurr is likely to deputise at the heart of the defence, meaning boss Brian Flynn will then face a choice between starting Andy Griffin, who came off the bench at stadium:mk, or withdrawing James Husband from his left-wing role to his preferred left-back position. Jones joins midfielders Paul Keegan (thigh), David Syers (ankle) and Martin Woods (calf) and striker Robbie Blake in the treatment room. And goalkeeper Gary Woods is nursing a thigh problem.
Birmingham to beat Derby at 13/8.
Speaking after the midweek draw with Blackpool, Birmingham manager Lee Clark said: "I think we deserved to win the game. It was a nervy start for the first 15-20 minutes but we grew into the game and finished the half really strongly. We could have been more than one-nil up. And then we started the second half really well too. Unfortunately we couldn't get that decisive second goal and then they score a very similar goal to us from a set-play. It's a bit frustrating really. We've played with a lot of desire, tenacity and at a high tempo."
Leeds to win at Crystal Palace DNB at 11/5.
Speaking after the midweek draw at Leicester, Leeds manager Neil Warnock said: "When you are disappointed to come away with a point from Leicester it shows how far we have come. It augurs well for the the final 11 games and we have six of them at home. There are a few broken hearts and tired legs tonight and it does feel like a loss under the circumstances. Obviously it is bound to be disappointing when you concede a goal so late in the game. But despite that it was a great team performance and I was really pleased with all the lads."
Hartlepool to beat Yeovil at 23/10.
Speaking after the midweek 0-0 draw with Colchester, Pools boss John Hughes said: "I felt it was difficult against 10 men, camped in to defend. We had to be patient, switch play, get it wide and we did it. It might have been one chance to get a goal and then the game would open up. The keeper made a couple of great saves and we were patient. Against 10 men it was as good as you can ask for in terms of playing football and playing in their half. We wanted it to drop in the box for us, can someone gamble on a cross? But don't go cavalier and keep them out at the back - but two points have got away from us."
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Thursday, July 3, 2014 - 11:52
Robert Moses may have been known as the master builder of New York's highway system but he was also Commissioner of the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, and whenever he built a new bridge he also constructed a new park nearby or chose a spot near an existing park.
Thursday, July 3, 2014 - 10:56
You see an example of it every Friday for the MTA Weekender page. And now fans can see more of the celebrated work Massimo Vignelli designed for New York City Transit, as it is currently being featured at the Museum of Modern Art.
Tuesday, July 1, 2014 - 16:42
The Long Island Rail Road ants to help you get a jump start on your holiday weekend. LIRR will provide additional early-afternoon service from Penn Station, Thursday, July 3, adding eight eastbound trains to the schedule for customers planning an early getaway for the start of the Independence Day holiday.
Tuesday, July 1, 2014 - 16:14
On Friday, July 4, subways, buses, the LIRR and the Staten Island Railway will operate on a Saturday schedule,
Tuesday, July 1, 2014 - 16:08
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) will offer extra railroad service on Thursday, July 3, to allow customers to get a head start a long Fourth of July weekend. On Friday, July 4, subways, buses, the LIRR and the Staten Island Railway will operate on a Saturday schedule, and Metro-North Railroad will operate on a Sunday/holiday schedule with extra trains added.
Tuesday, July 1, 2014 - 15:40
Metro-North wants you to get a jump on the Independence Day holiday weekend. The Railroad is providing 17 extra getaway trains leaving Grand Central Terminal beginning Thursday, July 3 between noon and 4 p.m. On Friday, July 4th, Metro-North trains will operate on a Sunday/holiday schedule with extra trains in both directions to get folks to and from the Macy's Fireworks.
Monday, June 30, 2014 - 11:38
A Weekend at Work: June 28 - 30 at Queensboro Plaza Station
Monday, June 30, 2014 - 11:29
FASTRACK — MTA New York City Transit's aggressive maintenance program — returned to the 2 3 4 line lines in Brooklyn between Crown Heights and Downtown Brooklyn June 23-27, for the second time in 2014. During the successful week of maintenance work, trains did not stop at Bergen St, Grand Army Plaza, and Eastern Pkwy in either direction. NYC Transit workers took full advantage of the seven hours of train-free access each night between 10 PM and 5 AM to perform a range of cleaning and maintenance tasks of station and tunnel infrastructure, signal equipment, and track and third rail components.
Monday, June 30, 2014 - 10:58
Metro-North Railroad has made a "grand entrance" by dedicating Grand Central Terminal's main entry vestibule to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. On Monday, the Railroad dedicated the Terminal's fully restored, main entry vestibule at 89 East 42nd Street and Park Avenue (Pershing Square), in honor of the former First Lady and iconic New Yorker who led the historic campaign to save Grand Central from destruction in the 1970s.
Friday, June 27, 2014 - 16:35
Enhanced Service Coming June 29.
Friday, June 27, 2014 - 09:51
Graffiti Vandal Arrested
Wednesday, June 25, 2014 - 12:18
A young peregrine falcon, one of the four hatched in May atop the Verrazano-Narrow Bridge, was scooped up and brought to safety after the fledgling recently made an unscheduled pit stop on the bridge's upper level center median. MTA Bridges and Tunnels Maintainers Ed Sheehan and Asif Subhan were in a sweeper truck doing routine cleaning near the Brooklyn tower in the early morning hours of June 17 when they spotted something on the small strip of curbing adjacent to the center median, which divides east and west bound traffic. William McCann, MTA Bridges and Tunnels Director of Bridges South, said employees at the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge are accustomed to dealing with all types of creatures that get onto MTA property from time to time but this was a bird of a different feather.
Tuesday, June 24, 2014 - 14:18
Growing ridership, shifting demographic trends and a changing climate are certain to have an impact on transportation in the coming decades. In order to keep up with these transportation challenges, the MTA has established a special advisory board of 22 experts who will be make up the Transportation Reinvention Commission.
Tuesday, June 24, 2014 - 11:26
Three new members are joining the MTA Board. All three members were confirmed to their positions on June 20 by the New York Senate after being nominated recently by Governor Andrew M. Cuomo. New York City Transportation Commissioner Polly Trottenberg will assume the seat formerly occupied by former New York City Budget Director Mark Page. Neal Zuckerman of the Metro-North Railroad Commuter Council will take the non-voting seat formerly occupied by the Council's Jim Blair. Iris Weinshall on July 1 will assume the seat currently occupied by Mark D. Lebow.
Tuesday, June 24, 2014 - 10:08
Weekend at Work: June 21 - June 23
Monday, June 23, 2014 - 15:40
Grand Central is about to get even more enticing food options -- and the venture is to be operated by a world-renowned restaurateur. The MTA board on Wednesday approved a proposal for a 16,000-square-foot food hall, restaurant and take-out venue the Terminal to be operated by Claus Meyer, who with a young Rene Redzepi as headchef and partner, created Noma, in Copenhagen, ranked "Best Restaurant in the World" in annual surveys by Restaurant magazine in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2014.
Monday, June 23, 2014 - 12:14
Long Island's warm weather possibilities are plentiful and LIRR has your deals to get to the summer's best attractions. Whether you're looking to soak in the sun on the shores of Long Beach, head down a water slide at Splish Splash or take a scenic bike ride in Bethpage – the Railroad provides a convenient and comfortable, air-conditioned ride.
Sunday, June 22, 2014 - 23:46
FASTRACK runs on 2 3 4 lines in Brooklyn between Bergen St & Grand Army Plaza June 23 - 27
Saturday, June 21, 2014 - 21:05
A wrap of work activities that took place during FASTRACK on Fourth Ave N R lines in Brooklyn, June 16-20, 2014
Friday, June 20, 2014 - 09:35
The MTA's Weekender: The Way Around Weekend Work for June 20 - June 23


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Security Federal Bank is pleased to announce the recent addition of Karl G. Lutterloh as trust officer for the Aiken and Evans areas. Karl is a graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law and holds a Master of Laws in Taxation from the University of Florida. Before joining Security Federal Trust, Karl practiced taxation, trust, probate and estate planning. He is an active member of the South Carolina, Aiken and Richland County bars as well as the Aiken Young Professionals.
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The county was presented with a clean audit report by CPA Priscilla Norris during the Board of Commissioners meeting on Monday, Feb. 18.
"Overall, it (the audit) looked very good," said Norris.
"We have audited the financial statements of the county of Ashe for the year ended June 30, 2012, and have issued our report thereon dated Dec. 18, 2012," read the report. "However, during our audit we became aware of several matters that, while not involving material weaknesses in the internal control structure, are opportunities for strengthening this structure and the operating efficiency," read the audit report.
According to the report, the General Fund (the fund used to operated the county) took in $30,287,183 in revenue.
The General Fund had an increase in fund balance of $324,590 (largely due to a transfer in from the Economic Development Fund of $277,778) compared to a decrease of $52,878 in the prior year.
The audit report also found an overall decrease of $1,860,795 to the total governmental funds, which was mainly due to capital outlay for schools, as well as county property. "This was not something that was unexpected," said Norris.
According to the audit report, "the county's overall tax collection rate has increased from 93.76 percent to 94.10 percent (95 percent for property other than vehicles)."
Also, the report didn't show any instances of over-budgeting expenditures this year on the county's behalf.
"Our audit of the medicaid program found six minor errors out of the 60 case files tested. None of these errors resulted in a questioned cost," said the report.
The report also said there were no disagreements between Norris and county management.
"Professional standards define a disagreement with management as a matter, whether or not resolved to our satisfaction, concerning a financial accounting, reporting, or auditing matter that is significant to the financial statements or the auditor's report. We are pleased to report that no such disagreements arose during to course of our audit," read a letter from Norris to the BOC.
Other findings from the audit included:
- The Environmental Services Fund also experienced a decrease in net assets for June 30, 2012 in the amount of $353,384, compared to a decrease of $501,703 in the prior year.
The Future Advanced Deed of Trust for the property owned by New River Service Authority has been recorded as a special assessment receivable on Exhibit 1 as of June 30, 2012, in the amount of $350,000 to reflect the ultimate amount settled for the deed and property in July 2012.


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Gangs in Schools
With the presence of gangs in our communities come concerns about drugs, crime, and potential violence.
The same concerns are raised about the presence of gangs in our schools.
A Gangs in Schools Task Force was created under RCW 28A.320.490
to examine current adult and youth gang activities that are affecting school
safety. The Task Force works under the guidance of the Superintendent of Public
Instruction School Safety Center, the School Safety Center Advisory Committee,
and the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs
The Task Force is comprised of representatives, selected by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, who possess expertise relevant to gang activity in schools. The Task Force is charged with outlining methods for preventing new gangs, eliminating existing gangs, gathering intelligence, and sharing information about gang activities.
Gangs in Schools Task Force
State Law on Gangs in Schools
Awareness and Response Presentations
Changing Course: Preventing Gang Membership CDC, NIJ: (Full text)
Executive Summary (20 pages) Youth gang membership is a serious and
persistent problem in the United States. One in three local law enforcement
agencies report youth gang problems in their jurisdictions.1 One in four high
school freshmen report gangs in their schools. In acknowledgment of these
realities, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National
Institute of Justice (NIJ) formed a partnership to publish this book.
Strategies to Address Gang Activity: Suppression, Intervention and Prevention is a 2010 collection of strategies to address gang activity which was put together at the request of a Washington State law enforcement agency experiencing moderate to severe gang activity.
Understanding Youth Gangs: A Guide for Parents
A two-page brochure and available in several languages for parents to download and for schools to print and distribute.
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention: Gang Resources
Click on "Publications" for news, best practices, and more. Click on "Events" for professional development opportunities.
Maryland State Model Gang Policy, 2011 (PDF)
A major component of Maryland's Safe Schools Act of 2010 was the requirement for the Maryland State Board of Education and State Department of Education to develop a model state policy to address gangs and gang activity in schools.
Responding to Gangs in the School Setting - National Gang Center Bulletin,
November 2010 (PDF)
Gangs are present in many schools in the United States.
Parents Guide to Gangs – OJJDP (PDF)
Research indicates that parents play a pivotal role in keeping young people out of gangs.
Understanding Youth Gangs in Yakima County – City of Yakima and ESD 105 (PDF)
Parents play a crucial role in keeping their children out of gangs.
Links to Additional Online Resources
The National Gang Center – OJJDP, BJA
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Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC)
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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Oasis Residential Home on Prince Street in Georgetown received an unannounced inspection by the state Bureau of Health Facilities Licensing (S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control) Aug. 13 after the bureau received an anonymous complaint.
The Aug. 7 complaint alleged there were bedbugs at the facility. According to Mark Plowden, communications director, S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control, once the department receives a complaint it sends an inspector to make an unannounced visit within 24 to 48 hours.
The facility owner, Mazie Graham, told the inspector that bedbugs had been observed "approximately six months ago."
According to the report, "the facility began actively treating the bedbugs with a powder on the beds and around crevices located in the rooms. The facility also used a steam treatment on the mattresses and on the walls of the rooms affected. The facility has encased the mattresses in plastic wrap."
Graham told the inspector that they had washed all clothing and bed linens or the residents in hot water but had not contacted any professional exterminator service at the time of the inspection.
The inspector reports that "at the time of the inspection, bugs were observed crawling in resident beds and on walls of several rooms. … The inspector also observed numerous dead bugs on the bottom of the mattresses and on bed linens."
A Plan of Correction is due by Aug. 28.
According to the report, the facility has violated the Standards for Licensing Community Residential Care Facilities: 25A S.C. Code Ann. Regs 61-84 (Supp. 2008).
R-61-84-1703: The facility and its grounds shall be neat, uncluttered, clean, and free of vermin and offensive odors.
This is a Class II Violation which is defined by the Code of Regulations as violations "that the Department determines to have a negative impact on health, safety or well-being of persons in the facility."
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Saturday, September 14, 2013
It was one of those types of competitive games where either team could have walked off the field a winner. A handful of clutch plays likely decided Stratford's 26-13 victory over Fort Dorchester on Friday night at Bagwell Stadium.
Stratford quarterback Jacob Park was the benefactor of at least a couple game-changing moments from a pair of senior teammates.
Thad Thompson turned an ordinary route into an extraordinary 86-yard touchdown play down the sideline in the first half as the Knights built a 16-6 halftime lead.
Later, Tyree Scroggins had a similar momentum-snatching play for the Knights to ignite a big finish for Stratford.
Fort Dorchester quarterback Kobe Garrett's second touchdown, a 5-yard run, capped a 69-yard drive and pulled the Patriots within 16-13 with 8:48 left.
But, one play later, Scroggins absorbed a swing pass from Park and shed two tacklers right at the point of the catch before weaving his way into the Patriots' red zone 62 yards later.
Moments afterwards, Park plunged in from the 1, pushing the lead to 23-13 just 63 seconds after Garrett's touchdown.
Cornerback Sheldon Reid then sealed it for the Knights by stepping in front of an out route and making an interception. That led to Tyler Tekac's 27-yard field goal with 2:29 remaining.
"These are big games," Fort Dorchester coach Steve LaPrad said. "We made mistakes you can't make in these types of games. We dropped a touchdown and missed numerous tackles on the perimeter... We're not bad. We've just got to get back to work and fix some things."
Park finished with over 320 yards passing to power the Knights to a 3-0 record. Thompson made five grabs for 152 yards and Scroggins caught three passes for 99 yards.
"That's what makes our team special," Park said. "We've got kids that can come out of the backfield and make a big play or catch a long ball down the sidelines. That's what makes our team unique. We've got the threat of just flicking them the ball and they can take it to the house."
Garrett shined for Fort Dorchester (2-1) too, finishing with 115 yards rushing and 127 passing. His other touchdown was a 17-yard scamper in the first quarter that answered Jordan Johnson's 7-yard touchdown run for Stratford.
"(Garrett) is extremely quick," Stratford coach Ray Stackley said. "We had a hard time tackling him."
In the second quarter, Tekac made his first chip shot, a 25-yarder, and Thompson got loose for his long touchdown as Stratford led 16-6.
It was still far from a perfect performance, Stratford offensive coordinator Dennie McDaniel said.
"We had some miscommunications," he added. "It's great to come out here, not play well and still win. Our goal is to get better each week and I think we did. But there are lots of things we can get better on."
Next week, Stratford hosts Ashley Ridge in a game the Knights will be expected to win while Fort Dorchester travels to Goose Creek, which will be coming off a 34-17 victory over chief Fort Dorchester rival Summerville.
"We look forward to that just like playing Stratford," LaPrad said. "That's how you identify what type of program you've got. We're not there yet but we're right there."
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Woman jailed on drug chargeFebruary 18,2013Police said a Rutland woman wanted for failing to appear at her arraignment for crack cocaine possession was in possession of crack cocaine during a traffic stop Friday night.
Shortly before midnight, police stopped Chantelle M. Dewey, 33, on Curtis Avenue after recognizing her and knowing she had an active arrest warrant for not showing up Feb. 11 in Rutland criminal court to answer charges of possessing crack cocaine, narcotics and marijuana, stemming from an incident Dec. 13.
After executing a search warrant on Deweys vehicle Saturday, police allegedly found 5 grams of crack cocaine. Sunday, police located Dewey on State Street and charged her with felony possession of crack cocaine. Police also charged Dewey with violating the conditions of her release on prior charges of unlawful mischief and disorderly conduct.
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