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Trevor Carson has a finger injury and will be absent along with fellow new boy Ryan McLaughlin has a calf complaint.
Ryan McGivern and Jamie Ward both have hamstring problems, while a foot injury prevents Oliver Norwood from joining the squad.
Roy Carroll had already announced he would not be making the short trip from Greece as a result of a back complaint.
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Maryland has hired former NFL Pro Bowler Keenan McCardell to serve as the team's next wide receivers coach, the school announced in a release on Thursday afternoon.
McCardell, 44, played 17 seasons in the NFL from 1991-2007, making two Pro Bowl appearances and winning two Super Bowls over the course of his career. One championship came during his rookie season with Washington in 1992, the other with Tampa Bay in 2003.
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McCardell ranks 16th all-time in NFL history in receptions (883) and 26th all-time in receiving yards (11,373).
He served as the wide receivers coach for the Washington Redskins from 2010-12 and has done work as a studio analyst for CSN Houston since leaving the sidelines.
McCardell replaces Lee Hull, who left Maryland this offseason to take the head coaching job at Morgan State.


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Just when you think 3D printing couldn't get any cooler – 3D printing of shoes or food courtesy of Cornell University's Creative Machine Lab — or scary, via Wiki Weapon an open source project that's already raised $20,000 to create a downloadable open-source schematic users can follow to print their own weapons at home. (see Andy Greenberg's article on Forbes.com) – a French company steps up the 3D printing game.
France's Sculpteo recently teamed with Polish publishing company, Infinate Dreams (iOS and Android) to create a mobile app that lets you design and paint pottery on your smartphone or tablet, send it directly from your device to be 3D printed and then mailed to anyone you want, anywhere in the world.
The app, called Let's Create! lets you "throw the clay on the virtual wheel" and utilize dozens of materials and colors to create your own unique designs.
"By integrating our 3D printing platform into Let's Create! Pottery app shows how easy it is to integrate 3D printing into online shops," said Clément Moreau, CEO and Co-Founder of Sculpteo. "Ihis partnership demonstrates how ineluctably the division between the digital world and real world is disappearing thanks to 3D printing technology."
Sculpteo prides itself on its 3D printing Cloud engine which lets shops and designers embed 3D printing options into their online shop, they call it a factory in the cloud. You don't have to have any technical knowledge nor run around looking for pottery classes or even mold that clay. Which in fact, one could say, isn't such a great thing since you are missing the real experience of physically molding the clay.
But the Let's Create! Pottery app has a social aspect for sharing your creations – you can upload and view other people's creations on the community portal and to date, virtual potters have shared more than 250,000 virtual pots created, each one with unique patterns and shapes.
Even though apps, mobile phones and 3D printing have made things easier for us and gives more people access to activities they might not normally engage in, what happens to our psyche when we no longer know what it feels like to sculpt an object, feel clay between our fingers or touch objects to acknowledge our existence. Only time will tell.


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Cary Medical Center to Transition to Natural Gas
Cost-effective, good for the environment, and it'll bring jobs to the area. Officials at Cary Medical Center are excited to announce that they're transitioning from heating oil to natural gas.
Shawn Anderson, Cary's Chief Operating Officer says, "It's a clean source of fuel, it's readily available, it's a domestic source of fuel, and its going to represent substantial savings for us."
250-thousand dollars a year to be exact. The hospital has been looking for an alternative heating solution for a good three years now. They're going to be working wth Xpress Natural Gas out of Boston. He says this is a move a lot of hospitals are making – in fact, the Aroostook Medical Center made this move last year. Cary will realize their savings in about two and a half years – and Anderson says this 600-thousand dollar project will benefit patients as well.
"As we all know healthcare costs have been dramatically rising, " Anderson says. "We do everything that we can to control those costs and saving 250-thousand dollars from our annual budget certainly goes a long way to help control those health care costs."
The field on the East side of Cary's campus is where they're going to put the compressed natural gas station. And Anderson says this is a great location because of its proximity to the hospital and they really won't have to do much prep work for the site.
Anderson says, "That space is adjacent to our existing boiler system which helps make this a reality..it's gotta go somewhere, we have the space for it and its nearby."
The majority of the work will be done by local contractors. Anderson says work on the project will begin in early October and he expects everything to be complete and fully functional by the end of November.
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Defense cites Tourette syndrome in case of New Castle man
A Lawrence County man became attracted to underage girls and collected child pornography because Tourette syndrome and an isolated upbringing limited his ability to interact with women his age, a forensic psychologist said Thursday during a sentencing hearing in Pittsburgh federal court.
Kelly Hardy, 40, of New Castle grew up in a "petri dish of dysfunction" and his parents ignored doctor's recommendations for counseling and treatment because "they don't talk to psychiatrists," said Jolie Brams, a Columbus, Ohio, psychologist. His parents discouraged Hardy and his two brothers from making friends, so Hardy grew up with a desire for relationships he couldn't form, she said.
"He just had no idea how to have one," Brams said.
Hardy pleaded guilty Oct. 22 to possession, receipt and transportation of child pornography. Federal guidelines recommend that he receive a prison sentence of 30 years to life.
Public defender Penn Hackney asked U.S. District Judge Nora Barry Fischer to ignore the guidelines.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Craig Haller argued that Hardy's mental problems should not entitle him to leniency. Both of Hardy's brothers exhibit symptoms similar to Hardy's but haven't become pedophiles, he said.
University of Pittsburgh law professor David Harris said that he never heard of using Tourette syndrome as a defense in a child pornography case but said mental issues frequently are raised when judges consider sentences.
"This testimony from the forensic psychologist is not being used to excuse or justify his conduct in a way that would result in his being acquitted. It is being used to offer an explanation to the judge as to how he ended up in this situation," Harris said.
Hardy amassed thousands of images and videos of child pornography, videotaped neighborhood children playing and stole girls' panties from homes he visited, according to court documents. In online chats with other child pornography collectors, Hardy said "he would most like to rape 8-year-old girls but would rape any girls from 2 to 15 years of age," court records show.
Brams said Tourette syndrome causes people to obsessively collect or "hoard" things. That helps explains the 60 hard drives and other digital media police found when they searched Hardy's home, she said.
"He collected more pornography than anyone could ever look at," she said.
Haller said even if Hardy didn't watch the pornography, he traded it for other images and videos. Although Tourette might cause someone to collect compulsively, "it does not decide what you are interested in collecting," he said.
If anything, the combination of Tourette syndrome and pedophilia makes Hardy more of a risk to society because it means he has less control over his impulses, Haller argued.
Fischer took the arguments under advisement and continued Hardy's sentencing hearing to Sept. 28.
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Although we generally consider nutrients to be taken up by plants and microbes in an inorganic form (e.g. phosphate, nitrate, ammonium, sulphate), dissolved organic nutrients also constitute a significant resource in many terrestrial and marine ecosystems. In many cases, they also represent one of the major nutrient loss pathways (e.g., in streamwater) although rarely are they included in ecosystem models. The importance of nutrients held in an organic form is becoming increasingly apparent as we start to understand the role they play in plant and microbial nutrition and plant-microbial signaling. One area of great uncertainty surrounds the cycling of dissolved organic N (DON) at the root-soil interface. While we understand little about the processes involved in this cycling, this has not stopped many researchers advocating it as one of the primary factors driving ecosystem development. Clearly we need to substantiate such claims, hence the nature of my talk. During the talk I will focus on DON. This will show how important it is as a source of N across global latitudinal gradients. I will also show how we have been investigating microbial-root competition for DON at the soil root interface using a range of isotopic tracking techniques. The talk will also present new data on recent analytical advances (i.e. NanoSIMS) which allow the visualization of stable isotopes (e.g. 15N) in plant-soil systems at the cellular and sub-cellular level.
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HUNTINGTON -- Turkey is so 2011. This year's Thanksgiving highlight, according to many, isn't what's on the table, but rather what's on the shelves.
Many people ditched the turkey and took their place in line at area retailers who chose to get a jump-start on Black Friday with sales beginning Thursday evening. Walmart, Kmart and Toys R Us opened their doors at 8 p.m. Thursday evening, followed by Target at 9 p.m. and Kohl's at midnight. The Huntington Mall opened its doors to shoppers at 11 p.m. with its first-ever Rock the Mall Midnight Ball featuring food, entertainment and more before stores opened at midnight.
Melanie Lyons of Scott Depot, W.Va., is a holiday shopper. She said she has always loved Black Friday shopping, but has expanded her shopping to include trips to Kmart on Thanksgiving Day, followed by Walmart Thanksgiving night.
"I've always loved Black Friday shopping. I know most deals are not worth the horrific hassle, but it is so fun," Lyons said. "I usually shop along Thanksgiving morning and then head to my family's home for dinner. My mom and I head out Thanksgiving night for more shopping. It's an every year ritual for us."
"By Thursday evening, we've already done everything at home we wanted or needed to and it's a nice break from all the cooking, eating and football," said Ellen Adkins of Huntington, shopping at the Walmart on Route 60 Thursday evening. "Hopefully, we can get a few things we want tonight because I am not venturing out into the madness tomorrow."
Lyons said she knows her yearly tradition is frowned upon by some.
"Lots of people feel Thanksgiving is for family time and not shopping. I think it's easier for me to do because my boyfriend is in the woods all day deer hunting, I have no children and I'm not the one who has to cook the Thanksgiving feast," she said.
Anthony Herr of Huntington is one of those dissenters. He said he doesn't agree with Black Friday shopping encroaching on Thursday's festivities.
"Thanksgiving is supposed to be about spending time with friends and family giving thanks, not spending money for friends and family on gifts," Herr said. "Not only do you spend time away from family, it also causes the workers who are helping you to spend time away from their loved ones.
"In my opinion, everything should be shut down except for a grocery store or two and a few gas stations so as many as possible can spend time with their families giving thanks for their blessings."
One of those holiday workers is Sara Walker of Kenova. Walker works in a girls' clothing store at the Huntington Mall. She said her store alone is expected to generate $100,000 in Thanksgiving weekend sales.
"I think it takes away from the holiday. It's almost like they've skipped the entire holiday and taken the meaning away from it," said Walker, of the trend to begin Black Friday shopping on Thursday. "It just seems like you spend this time at Thanksgiving being so thankful for everything and then six hours later, it's totally forgotten.
"The battle of the bargains has taken the whole meaning out of the holiday," she said.
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HILLSVILLE — It's about taking it one day at a time, said an emotional Terry Marcum, who, more than a year ago lost her mom, sister and brother-in-law in a collision on Interstate 77 near the Fancy Gap exit.
"Our mom raised me and my siblings to not quit and to keep going," Marcum said. "We're able to make it through with the love and support of churches and family, and everybody has been good to us."
Twin County United Way started its annual campaign kickoff this month at Grayson National Bank locations, in hopes of raising $215,000 by March 31, 2010, to provide funds for 27 local agencies.
Representatives from the agencies gathered at the "thermometer" sign set up at Grayson National Bank's Carrollton Pike location in Galax last Wednesday.
Thermometers will indicate progress TCUW makes toward the goal. As funds increase, the thermometer will rise, said Celeste Amburn, executive director of TCUW.
INDEPENDENCE — Grayson County Administrator Jonathan Sweet has released a 10-point Financial Threat Mitigation Plan to be implemented immediately to help the county weather the most recent state cuts.
Earlier this month, Gov. Tim Kaine released a plan to close the gap on a $1.35 billion budget shortfall in the state. The plan includes reductions across the board, as well as one day of unpaid leave for most state workers and a reduction in contributions to the state employee pension plan.
Potential job creation at the Wildwood Commerce Park has already served to leverage funds for water and sewer service at Interstate 77's Exit 19, and now Twin County officials are studying what Wildwood itself may become.
What kind of business or industry may locate there, how to set up utilities in the commerce park, its general layout and the land's highest and best use are questions that the Blue Ridge Crossroads Economic Development Authority seeks to answer through engineering work, according to the organization's director, Ken McFayden.
LAMBSBURG — Carroll County officials declared an emergency Monday evening as officials dealt with unstable barrels of hydrochloric and nitric acid found at a former business in the Lambsburg community.
A crew of environmental cleanup workers in white haz-mat suits and breathing masks sealed off the property on Tuesday and began unloading barrels of acid and chemicals from a half-dozen parked trailers on the property.
LAMBSBURG — The intervention of the Environmental Protection Agency at a contaminated Lambsburg site is another example of God's hand guiding the future of Truth to New Life Church, the church's leader believes.
Richard Cavey had his eye on the block building at 496 Old Pipers Gap Road as the site for a new church and its planned outreach programs after relocating to Lambsburg from Maryland.
The Galax Downtown Association still proudly uses the word "Christmas" to describe its annual December parade, not the controversially generic "holiday" or "winter."
The parade — with the theme "Music, Memories and Miracles" — welcomes churches to enter floats and even has a category for best religious float.
In fact, a Christmas theme isn't just suggested for entry — it's kind of a requirement.
HILLSVILLE — An Old Pipers Gap Road business that deconstructed computers and used acid to reclaim the gold used on circuit boards was not supposed to have any hazardous materials on site, according to the contract with his landlord.
Carroll County officials declared a local emergency as Environmental Protection Agency contractors began to assess and clean up the many open and leaky containers of hydrochloric and nitric acid once used to strip the precious metals from old computers.
In all, 300 barrels of hazardous materials were found in six box trailers.
INDEPENDENCE — A plan released last month by Gov. Tim Kaine to close a $1.35 billion shortfall in the state budget may benefit the new prison under construction in Grayson County.
Earlier this year, state officials said Virginia's General Assembly did not include operating funds for the county's new prison in the fiscal year 2010 budget.
Virginia Department of Corrections Spokesman Larry Traylor told The Gazette that without further funding action, the opening date could be delayed — meaning nearly 350 jobs expected to come next year may have to wait.
FRIES — The Town of Fries planned to consider a proposal to increase its vehicle decal fee at its next regular meeting — but the increase may not be necessary after all.
Fries Town Manager Brian Reed spoke briefly about the increase during council's regular meeting Oct. 6. Reed said it appeared the town would need to increase their decal fee from $20 to $25 to mirror the county's amount.
Much like what neighboring Hillsville did when Carroll County increased its fee, Reed said Grayson could charge Fries residents the $5 difference — if it existed.
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By Lisa DanielAmerican Forces Press Service
BETHESDA, Md., Jan. 27, 2011 In the list of problems that can confront service members after a combat deployment, few can be harder to talk about or more devastating than the inability to resume intimate relationships.
Couples who have survived multiple combat deployments know the situation all too well.
"The first few years of the war, everybody thought they'd get off the plane and the honeymoon would start," Rebekah Sanderlin, an Army wife at Fort Bragg, N.C., and "Operation Marriage" blogger, told American Forces Press Service. "The first two weeks are good, then it's downhill for several months.
"We had a hard time just feeling like we knew each other," Sanderlin said of her husband, who has deployed several times. "It was like there was a stranger in the house. Even if we were physically intimate, we really didn't feel connected."
The Sanderlins are far from alone. "I haven't met anybody who just bounces right back," she said of redeployed couples.
While it's hard to quantify the problem, it is common enough that psychiatrists with the Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress, part of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences here, are reaching out with information to health care providers, counselors and military families to help troops re-establish deep connections -– both emotional and physical -– upon returning home.
"Intimacy is an important part of post-deployment health care," Dr. Stephen J. Cozza, associate director of the center and professor of psychiatry at the university, told American Forces Press Service and the Pentagon Channel. Any couple separated for many months needs to be patient and give extra attention to their relationship after a deployment, he added.
But for those suffering from the current wars' signature wounds of post-traumatic stress or traumatic brain injury, "those conditions can have a profound effect on relationships, and especially intimacy," Cozza said.
People with post-traumatic stress sometimes experience personality changes, become emotionally distant or avoid people and feelings, he explained. TBIs can further complicate relationships, and especially sexuality, depending on the injury, which may leave the person in physical pain and cause their partner to double as caregiver, he said.
Add to that possible side effects of medications, impulsive or violent behavior, or substance abuse, and many post-deployment problems can hinder intimacy, Cozza said.
All of this can be devastating to couples and seeking help can be difficult. "How do you bring that subject up?" Cozza asked. "Often, we just don't even have the words to express it."
The center has developed fact sheets and guidance for health care providers and families on issues of reintegration and intimacy. They cite intimacy as an often neglected area of care and urge people to talk about their problems -- and for providers to bring up the issue.
Other guidance for health care providers includes:
-- Educate patients and partners about implications of brain injuries, especially in areas that control sexuality, inhibitions and impulses;
-- Encourage communication to work through redeployment changes, including self-image; and
-- Urge creativity in finding solutions to intimacy challenges.
"It's really important for people to have a sexual relationship that doesn't have to be all about sex," Cozza said.
Sometimes service members return home more intense and aggressive than when they left, and they may have different attitudes about sex, Cozza said. Counselors can help them work through those changes, he added, and partners should refrain from sex until it's mutually enjoyable.
Many couples can work out their post-deployment intimacy problems within a few months of being back together, and even in the case of serious injuries, intimacy usually returns over time, Cozza said.
The center's tips for improving intimacy include:
-- Find ways to be close that do not involve sex, such as showing affection in other ways;
-- Spend quality time together;
-- Talk about your feelings, hopes and desires when you're both calm and ready to listen;
-- Respect your partner's need for space; and
-- Schedule intimate time.
Sanderlin and her husband discovered that a little professional counseling can go a long way.
"I recommend counseling for everybody," she said. "TRICARE pays for it, and all you have to do is call Army OneSource." But no matter how many times her husband deploys, Sanderlin said, reintegration always is a challenge.
"It seems to take several months to feel normal again," she said.
Related Sites:Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress "Courage to Talk" CampaignMilitary OneSourceFamily Matters Blog
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Dr. Cozza was very eloquent in addressing this sensitive topic. Providers are available not only before troops leave for combat duty but especially when they return. Military leaders should encourage troops to avail themselves of the many clinical resources that are available if they need them and can hold informative sessions addressing these and other psychological and physical issues where spouses are also invited to attend. Very interesting and beneficial topic!
- Jerry Gonzales, RN, MS, SRMC


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75 � Finance, accounting, and audit activities, especially if they istrative costs per transaction with $0.02, and the Dulles Green- involve the processing of (i) customer transactions; (ii) the way had the highest estimated administrative costs per trans- settlement of interagency transactions--defined as drivers action at $0.34. As a percent of revenues, OOCEA had the with interoperable transponders who incur toll transac- lowest administrative costs (2.9%) and DRPA the highest tions on other toll-road systems; (iii) the processing of bulk (13.9%). Figure 39 summarizes administrative costs by toll- transactions from rental car companies, local delivery road agency in 2007. trucks, and auto dealers; and (iv) the exclusion of transac- tions by non-revenue vehicles (e.g., police, ambulance, and 4.3.6 Collection Costs fire vehicles). Some agencies may also exclude city buses and government vehicles. Toll-collection costs include the following components: � Management and professional services. � Procurement and purchasing of toll equipment and � Operation and maintenance of tollbooths; transponders. � Operation and maintenance of ETC and video tolling sys- � Office supplies and equipment. tems as well as related information technology hardware � Planning activities related to toll-system development and and software; expansion. � Customer account management, payment processing, and � Buildings, utilities, and insurance for tollbooths and cus- banking charges relating to toll accounts; tomer service. � Inventory, distribution, and sale of transponders; and � Cash counting, transportation, and vault services. Depreciation, amortization, interest expense, and the current portion of debt obligations were excluded from this Toll-collection costs for the 15 agencies included in this analysis. For toll agencies, these cost factors are more typically analysis averaged $0.36 per transaction and 25.8% of total costs associated with capacity expansions, major rehabilitations, in 2007. Toll-collection costs for the privately operated, all- and maintenance activities. As a result, these cost factors have ETC Toronto 407 were 11.0% of revenues and $0.43 per trans- been excluded from this analysis. action. In comparison, toll-collection costs for NYSTA, a state For the 13 agencies for which data were available, adminis- agency with cash and ETC lanes, were 16.1% of revenues trative costs averaged approximately 7.7% of toll revenues and and $0.34 per transaction. Moreover, ISTHA recorded toll- $0.14 per transaction in 2007. OOCEA had the lowest admin- collection costs of 19.2% of revenues and $0.14 per transaction. 16.0% $0.40 14.0% $0.35 12.0% $0.30 Per Transaction 10.0% $0.25 % of Revenues 8.0% $0.20 6.0% $0.15 4.0% $0.10 2.0% $0.05 0.0% $0.00 % Revenue $/Transaction Source: Jacobs Engineering Group, 2010 Figure 39. Administrative costs by toll agency, 2007.
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Lion Rock Visiting Writer Series Presents Scott Olsen
Name: Lion Rock Visiting Writer Series Presents Scott Olsen
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Scott Olsen, primarily a nonfiction nature and aviation writer, will be reading at CWU?s Museum of Culture and Environment. Olsen will be reading from a selection of his books, the newest being, ?Prairie Sky: A Pilot?s Reflections on Flying and the Grace of Altitude?, a collection of essays demonstrating and exploring the change of perspective that comes with Altitude. Olsen has written ten books, many articles, and one well-read blog titled, ?A Week in Fire?. He has edited many anthologies and is currently an editor for the literary journal, Ascent. Olsen?s work was listed among the Notable Essays in Best American Essays for the years: 2013, 2011, 2010, 2008, 2004, 2003, 1998, and 1997. He is now a professor of English at Concordia College in Minnesota. After reading Olsen?s newest book, ?Prairie Sky: A Pilot's Reflections on Flying and the Grace of Altitude?, Mark Jenkins, field staff writer for National Geographic said, ?In his very bones, Olsen is a bird. His writing soars, swoops, circles and dives just like his beloved little Cessna 172. I don?t care how many times you?ve been on a plane, you?ve not flown until you?ve read Scott Olsen.?


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The plans were refused by a majority of city councillors despite a chorus of support for them.
Peel, owners of Gloucester Quays, want to open the discount retailer in an empty unit at the ailing site, home to the former Cineworld cinema.
King's Quarter developers Stanhope sent in top gun Martyn Chase to a meeting of councillors tonight to try to put a stop to the plan.
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Mr Chase said sites like this are 'quite frankly the killer of town centres'. He added: "On paper this looks like just one shop and might not be hugely significant. But for us with a £50million investment plan it is a massive issue. Allow one of these and you open the door to any number of others."
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Planners say the plans should be refused because it could take away potential business from the proposed King's Quarter.
But councillors rallied around with support for the Home Bargains plans.
Councillor Lise Noakes said: "I don't want to see this sort of shop in our city centre. We want the likes of Next and Monsoon at King's Quarter. If you have King's Quarter looking like this we will be a laughing stock and we will have failed."
Councillor Mary Smith said: "This has been a difficult one and it has caused me great angst but at the end of the day King's Quarter has been hanging around for a long time and nothing has happened. People are sceptical about it."
But councillor Jeremy Hilton reiterated his claim that the Peel application would be a 'Trojan horse' set out to destroy the city centre. Mr Hilton, who led calls for the plan to be refused, said: "It is important that we do not undermine the King's Quarter development."


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The death watch on Rick Neuheisel's tenure at UCLA seems to have been dragging on since the day he was hired. But Thursday's 48-12 loss to Arizona on national television might have been Slick Rick's last stand. The former Huskies coach appeared to get a reprieve from UCLA athletic director Dan Guerrero on Thursday, but […] [Read More]
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If you're seeking tangible embodiment of the UCLA Bruins' charge to the top of the Pac-10 standings, look no further than freshman center Josh Smith. He is rather hard to miss. The 6-foot-10, 305-pound product of Kentwood High School has developed into one of the conference's toughest matchups, and leads the streaking Bruins (21-8, 12-4 […] [Read More]


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Clinic Records Suggest Alex Rodriguez Purchased HGH As Recently As 2012
Over the weekend the Miami New Times has released reports showing that several MLB players, including NY Yankees' Alex Rodriguez, have been taking HGH, a substance banned in baseball.
All this coming out from an investigation lead by the MLB and the Drug Enforcement Administration into a clinic in Miami run by Anthony Bosch, an adviser and consultant to many baseball players.
The Miami New Times has been given patient records form an anonymous source suggesting that A-Rod, along with other players, has been given HGH by Bosch on a regular basis. This going against A-Rod's claim that he hasn't used PEDs since 2003.
"Yet there was his name, over and over again, logged as either 'Alex Rodriguez,' 'Alex Rod,' or his nickname at the clinic, 'Cacique,' a pre-Columbian Caribbean chief. Rodriguez's name appears 16 times throughout the records New Times reviewed.
Take, for instance, one patient list from Bosch's 2009 personal notebook. It charts more than 50 clients and notes whether they received their drugs by delivery or in the office, how much they paid, and what they were taking.
There, at number seven on the list, is Alex Rodriguez. He paid $3,500, Bosch notes. Below that, he writes, '1.5/1.5 HGH (sports perf.) creams test., glut., MIC, supplement, sports perf. Diet.' HGH, of course, is banned in baseball, as are testosterone creams.
The mentions of Rodriguez begin in 2009 and continue all the way through last season. Take a page in another notebook, which is labeled '2012' and looks to have been written last spring.
Under the heading 'A-Rod/Cacique,' Bosch writes, 'He is paid through April 30th. He will owe May 1 $4,000… I need to see him between April 13-19, deliver troches, pink cream, and… May meds. Has three weeks of Sub-Q (as of April).'"
Sub-Q is described as a mixture of HGH, IGF-1, and several other drugs. Others that were mentioned in the records include Yasmani Grandal, Bartolo Colon, Melky Cabrera, and Nelson Cruz. Gio Gonxalaez is likewise mentioned, but the records aren't definitive.
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[O]n February 14 [2011], the president meditated on the most important things he'd learned as president … 'The area in my presidency where I think my management and understanding of the presidency evolved most, and where I think we made the most mistakes, was less on the policy front and more on the communications front. I think one of the criticisms that is absolutely legitimate about my first two years was that I was very comfortable with a technocratic approach to government … a series of problems to be solved. … Carter, Clinton and I all have sort of the disease of being policy wonks … I think that if you get too consumed with that you lose sight of the larger issue … The reorganization that's taken place here is one that is much more geared to those [leadership] functions' …
"Almost reflexively, he snapped into a quick take-back, that his old team was 'exactly the right team to get a lot of laws passed through Congress,' and that he's 'incredibly proud' that financial reform has 'made the system more stable' and health care reforms 'have started what will be a long path toward a more sensible health care system.' Then he just swept them … away with a one-liner: 'But I have very much internalized the fact that my job is not legislator in chief.' …
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"Ronald Reagan's ability to project optimism … was his particular genius … 'He was very comfortable in playing the role of president. And I think part of that really was his actor's background,' Obama said, betraying, in his tone, a hint of envy. As he edged closer to Reagan, though, Obama seemed to squirm in his chair, trying to get comfortable. Looking back over his life, the president said, Reagan always took pride 'in pushing against artifice' and 'not engaging in a lot of symbolic gestures, but rather, thinking practically … And I think that the evolution that happened in the campaign was me recognizing that if I was going to be a successful candidate, then the symbols and the gestures mattered as much as what my ideas were.'"
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He probably could use another year of seasoning in college, but with the risk of injury and of his draft stock dropping if he has a subpar year, I agree that he would be an idiot not to come out now and cash in.
I hope for his sake that the possibility of playing in and staying in the NBA will be enough motivation for him to be the best player he can be.
Even if he ends up being an average player in the NBA, there's nothing wrong with that. If he stays healthy, he can play a long time and make a lot of money (but not superstar money). Not bad. I agree that he needs to work on his outside shooting and other aspects of his game to succeed in the NBA, but he has lots of potential.
The Cavs already have a very good point guard...
Ohio State is #3 and deserve the coverage they get. I agree, though, that CSU needs to get MUCH more coverage than they do. I don't think many people realize that CSU's conference (Horizon League) is a tougher and better conference than Kent State's and Akron's conference (MAC).
The better Vandy does, the better it is for CSU.
True, one game does not a season make. They have to continue playing well all year to make the NCAA tournament -- everybody knows that. But...can't we just enjoy an early-season win against a top-10 opponent?
Also, making the NIT is an accomplishment. Teams in the 2011 NIT include Alabama and Virginia Tech.
They have to pay more in the CMSD because no one wants to work there.
The dead thug was assaulting HIS girlfriend, not the shooter's girlfriend. I don't think it makes a difference -- the guy should walk.
Gary, I see what you're saying, but it appears to be uncontested that the guy broke into the house and was beating up the woman when he was shot. Sorry, I have no sympathy whatsoever for this now dead thug.
A grand jury indictment is very easy to get, but this case could (should?) have been one where they refused to indict.
Basically, a thug that breaks into a home deserves what he/she gets.
I agree that the additional facts make it not a "slam dunk," but I'm still on the defendant's side here for an acquittal. The thug forcibly entered the residence and was beating the woman. It's hard to tell in that situation how much force is "enough" or "too much."
BM says he's not running for reelection.
Sounds like it, tommyj. I agree, though, that the ones you mention seem to have an agenda, too.
I'd put Favre in that group.
Gee, I wonder if tommyj is Carr's campaign manager or connected to the campaign? Seems like it...
Here we go-- it was only a matter of time before the race card was pulled out:
"Lynn Murray cares nothing about the majority of the people who make up the city of Cleveland. Check the records and see the bond amounts, unfair judgments and orders Judge Lynn Murray have ruled against the city population majority."
For the record, I am not affiliated with either candidate.
She has a beautiful smile? Wow, what a qualification for the bench! That's enough for me -- she has my vote!
sikntrd2, charges DO NOT equal guilt.
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Did you know that the most expensive movie to be created ever is Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds's End? The estimated cost to produce it was $300.000.000! A lot of people watch this movie!
Did you know that the most expensive movie flop in the history is Cutthroat Island (from 1995), total cost was $115.000.000 but it only earned back around $18.500.000! Well we think this movie will soon take the second place now when Brad Pitt's movie World War Z has been released since they have already spent over $200.000.000 just to re-write and re-shoot the FINAL ACT! Talk about wasting money! I'm still gonna watch this movie online though ;)
Did you know that the movie Paranormal Activity only cost $15.000 to create but generated an huge $197.000.000 of gross revenue! Talk about good investment! I don't like horror movies so I haven't seen any of them (there are five)
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The 22-year-old scored 19 goals last season, including one in Dale's shock 2-0 win over Leeds in the FA Cup in January.
But the Elland Road side have poured cold water on reports claiming they had an offer for Hogan rejected.
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I bought this new when it was first launched and used it for several years , but since then it's been in storage. Had put this on Audiogon last month but didn't have photo's yet so I'm reposting now with photos as I had to go to where it was stored and unpack.
Speaker comes with original box. There is some very small marks on one side of the speaker, i've attached a photo to show them but they are so small it might now show all that clearly, like two small chips about the size of a pen tip.
Also most important is that when it was being packed up my little nephews were goofing around and stuck their fingers through the tweeter, I've removed the tweeter as they need to be replaced, still have the magnet and replacing it would be very easy, simply connect wires and twist the rod to screw them back in.. The diamond tweeters are pretty fragile, they simply just pressed on them and crack (you can imagine my face when i noticed), so if you buy this be sure to be mindful of that, they could even break if you brushed up against them with some weight, the covers help but they're on by magnet and it doesn't take much for them to come off too.. Anyway figure about 1k for a tweeter to get a new one from B&W direct or your local dealer..


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HP Defends CEO Hire, Blasts Hurd -- Again
By David Needle | Article Published October 12, 2010
Ray Lane, HP's newly-appointed chairman, defends Léo Apotheker against charges he was involved in the TomorrowNow scandal.
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HP Board Revisits Dramatic Change
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A perspective on the relationship between CEOs and their boards, focusing on Carly Fiorina and Mark Hurd.
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By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published September 21, 2010
Computing giant settles its feud with Oracle over outgoing CEO Mark Hurd, agreeing to drop its lawsuit and restore corporate ties.
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As a turnaround CEO, Hurd could be unmatched, but he would not be the best choice if you wanted to build a company rather than sell one.
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HP Fires Back, Sues Oracle for Hiring Hurd
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The computer giant files a civil complaint against its former CEO to protect its trade secrets.
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Oracle's Latest Acquisition Is Ex-HP CEO Mark Hurd
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Servers and PCs came in especially strong as the computer giant faces its next challenge -- finding a new CEO.
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When you click Update Now in Microsoft Project Web Access to build an OLAP cube, you may receive a VBScript error message similar to the following:
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This problem may occur if there are an extremely large number of task changes.
Part 1: Download and Install the UpdateA supported fix is now available from Microsoft, but it is only intended to correct the problem described in this article. Only apply it to systems that are experiencing this specific problem. This fix may receive additional testing to further ensure product quality. Therefore, if you are not severely affected by this problem, Microsoft recommends that you wait for the next Microsoft Project Service Pack that contains this hotfix.
To resolve this problem immediately, contact Microsoft Product Support Services to obtain the fix. For a complete list of Microsoft Product Support Services phone numbers and information about support costs, visit the following Microsoft Web site:
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The best of part of that picture isn't the TV or VHS player. It is the Sega Dreamcast.
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The best of part of that picture isn't the TV or VHS player. It is the Sega Dreamcast.
Go Bucks!
Clark is a STUD! Go Tigers and Go Buckeyes! You know, the state championships are now in the shoe. When Massillon makes it to the finals, lets fill up the shoe with buckeye fans to give this kid an idea what to expect on saturday afternoons.
It's great to see that Danny is already on the recruiting pitch. Hopefully, Urban keeps eyes in Massillon as Danny's little brother is a STUD too. It's also nice to hear that future recruits (hopefully) see the importance of football (high school especially) in this great state through films such as Go Tigers! Although that film does not paint Massillon in the best light it is a pretty accurate reflection of Massillon (I should know as the filming was completed during my Senior year and I am in the film throughout and in the deleted scenes). Go Tigers and most importantly Go Bucks! Is it too early to suggest that Danny will be throwing TD's to Key Jr when we visit Chapel Hill in 2017?
point taken
Someone needs to get on the horn and get Doss down to Columbus and convince these guys (Shazier, Roby, Bryant (if he gets the chance), etc.) to return next year. He is a great example as to why you come back for your senior year (or another year for some players cases) to win the ultimate prize. ESPECIALLY since we will most likely get screwed out of it this year. Just think about it though, Senior year, 24 games in a row and counting (with no reason to think another undefeated season isn't highly probable (albeit with a young line), first year of the playoff, National Champions (38 wins in a row and counting). Urban STILL without a loss at OSU. Now that is a way to go out... granted millions of dollars is also nice too. Although the signing bonus may look better with that on the resume.
Boy the Miami Dolphins better get that guy on speed dial.
Great story by the way.
I wonder how he feels by the Ryan Damn Shazier moniker?
After reading this all I could think of was this quote "If my aunt had balls she'd be my uncle".
Great win, go bucks.
For what it is worth I wish him all the best in whatever he decides to do. In a selfish stance, if he doesn't pursue the NBA it gives him time to begin his medical degree/ residency and he can begin helping people. I feel confident that he will do great things as a physician. Just think about how well he can "defend" against sickness! Pun intended.
On that note... It is not widely known that Don was a Massillon Tiger (same school as Devin Smith). Quite a mark that little stark county school has had on the coaching profession (i.e. Paul Brown, Earl Bruce, etc.).
I hate the anticipation. The worst thing is before you know it the season is over. Play 16 or 18 games!
Let me say what all of buckeye nation is thinking right now. WHEW! Go with the flow El Guapo! Become a better man and a better buckeye for this incident. For that matter, Urban should use this as a rallying cry to the rest if the team to straighten up because it could only take a second for a career or a legacy to be tainted forever.


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A senior Senate Democrat released a draft of a sprawling revision of the No Child Left Behind education law that would dismantle the provisions of the law that used standardized test scores in reading and math to label tens of thousands of public schools as failing.
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Coming off of 2 injury ridden seasons, DeMarco Murray is back at OTAs and getting ready for camp.
He was on ESPN's First Take on July 10th and had this to say, "We understand the expectations here in Dallas Cowboys Nation," He continued.
"We have a lot of great players and we're definitely ready to change some things around here.
We moved some things around in the off-season and we're getting better. This year, we're doing some things differently and we're excited about where we're going, where we're heading."
This is good news for the Cowboys faithful, as some are getting tired with the not-so-great finishes since 2010.
Romo's shiny new contract, Terrance Williams and an improved defense should be enough to propel us to a more satisfying record. But the one remaining factor, in the last couple of years, has been a poor running game.
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This year's main running corps, in possible order of depth chart, appears to be DeMarco Murray, Joseph Randle and Lance Dunbar. I'm going to break these 3 down.
DeMarco Murray-
Murray is a 6'0", 227 lb back in his 3rd year out of Oklahoma. He's been injured in each of his first two seasons, missing nine games in total. He's had his highlight moments such as last year's season opener in New York, where he ran for 131 yards on 20 attempts, and average of 6.6 yards (rotoworld.com). If he can stay healthy, I believe that Murray has a chance to break 1,500 all-purpose yards this season.
Joseph Randle-
Randle is a 6'0", 204 lb back in his Rookie year out of Oklahoma St. He's built much like Tony Dorsett, only registering one inch taller. In starting 2 out of his 3 years with the Sooners, stats from the last 2 years include, 2,633 yards, 38 TDs and a 5.5 yard rush avg (ESPN.com).
If given the chance, I believe he can work his way into the 3rd down back spot.
*As a side note, he also boasts a 100% completion percentage on 2 passes thrown last year!*
Lance Dunbar-
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Fresh blueberry sauce goes great with pancakes, waffles, cheesecake, and more!
3 cups blueberries
1 cup sugar
2 tablespoon flour (or 1 tbsp cornstarch)
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
2/3 cup water
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Wash and drain blueberries in a colinder. Remove all stems.
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One of the major driving forces in education in the 21st century is technology, whether it be in the classroom or behind the scenes. Nowhere is this more evident than in the Niagara Falls City School District.
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Part of the update focused on what board members and the general public can expect technology-wise from the district's capital improvement project, called the Inventing Tomorrow project, as work begins to ramp up this summer.
"We look at technology as the great equalizer in education," Superintendent Cynthia Bianco said. "Look at our STEM labs we're building in our capital project. When we went to the state, we were the first to propose these. Now everyone's doing it. And the same thing with our SMART Boards in the last capital project. Others had them in individual schools, but we were the first to have them district-wide."