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HUNTINGTON -- A Michigan man is facing sexual assault charges after a Marshall University student reported he sexually assaulted her in a dorm room on campus Monday.
Raven Terrance Lee Jr., 18, of Westland, Mich., was arrested by Marshall University Police and charged with four counts of felony sexual assault Wednesday afternoon. He faces two charges each of sexual assault in the first degree and sexual assault in the second degree.
Criminal complaints filed in Cabell County Magistrate Court Wednesday stated Lee forced the 17-year-old female victim into multiple positions and attempted to have sex with her. The complaints also stated the victim at no time gave consent to intercourse with Lee.
University spokesman Matt Turner said university records show Lee was a registered guest of the victim at the time of the incident.
Turner said Marshall students were not alerted at the time the incident was reported because circumstances surrounding the incident did not pose an immediate threat.
University officials did send out a notice to students following the report of a sexual assault on Aug. 18 that occurred off-campus. Turner did not comment on whether the cases are related.
The Aug. 18 incident is being investigated by Huntington Police, Turner said.
People on-campus, who need to report a crime, can call 304-696-HELP (4357) or 911.
The Marshall University Women's Center also has a website set up about sexual assault at www.marshall.edu/wpmu/wcenter/sexual-assault. The center's phone number is 304-696-3112.


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'Dom Hemingway' is available to buy on DVD and Blu-ray since March 31st, and today we've got our own copy to provide you with Blu-ray screencaptures of Jude's arguably career-best performance!
Do not view these captures if you have not yet seen the movie and do not want to be spoiled! Due to the nature of the film, some images are also NSFW.
'Dom Hemingway' director Richard Shepard and co-stars Jude Law, Madalina Diana Ghenea, Nathan Stewart-Jarrett and Demian Bichir attended the Fox Searchlight Pictures' 'Dom Hemingway' screening hosted by The Cinema Society And Links Of London yesterday in New York City. 'Girls' star Lena Dunham was also in attendance, and she posed with Jude on the red carpet. See photos!
"Dom Hemingway" opens with a scene where Jude Law gives an uninterrupted, unflinching monologue about his penis, an idea that came naturally to the film's writer-director Richard Shepard.
"I can talk about my cock for hours," Shepard said at the Cinema Society and Links of London screening of his new film in downtown New York. "Once I wrote that scene, I thought, I get this guy. I get his ego, his sense of humor, his weirdness. The rest of it kind of just appeared."
The poster for the Fox Searchlight release is similarly-crotch focused, with Dom lounging in a chair with a whiskey and his legs open. "We made all his suits very tight, because he's been in prison for 12 years," Shepard explained. "So when he sits, things get shown in ways they shouldn't."
Jude Law took credit for that character flaw. "I got this idea with the suit, when he left prison, he got it cut in the wrong areas," said Law, who packed on a few extra pounds to play his reformed criminal by eating tubs of ice cream, hamburgers and pints of Lager. But that decision didn't sit well with the film's tailor. "He kept saying, 'You can't do this!'" Law recalled. "It went against his own nature of somebody who wanted the suit to look good."
Three additional photos from 'Dom Hemingway' set have been released and added to our gallery. Earlier today Jude was seen arriving at JFK airport after catching a flight from London's Heathrow. Jude is in New York to promote 'Dom Hemingway'on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon today. Jimmy tweeted they'd be doing 'a fun new bit', so don't miss it!


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LONDON (AP) - St. James' Palace says Britain's Prince William has returned to Britain after his deployment to the Falkland Islands.
William has been stationed on the Falklands since February. Flight Lt. Wales, as he's known in the Royal Air Force, was one of several pilots on call for search and rescue missions in the sprawling archipelago of 704 islands.
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5 (10 ounce) packages
frozen broccoli florets
2 (1 pound) loaves
processed cheese (i.e. Velveeta®), cubed
1 pint
sour cream
1 cup
margarine, melted
2 1/2 cups
coarsely crushed buttery round crackers
I totally screwed this up. I was trying to cut the recipe in half and also have it slightly less "cheesy" (though cheesy is good). I put almost 2 produce bundles of fresh, cut up, broccoli in a square pyrex dish (after lightly cooking the broccoli), that was the perfect amount. But for the cheese sauce (slighted melted in a pan prior to mixing with broccoli), I only put maybe 1/4 of a loaf of Velveta, some small amount of random left over shredded cheeses, and a WHOLE FREAKING 8 oz container (the little small one) of sour cream. WAY too much sour cream, not enough cheese flavor. I put French's fried onions (1/2 of the big can mixed with 1/3 stick melted butter) on top, that was good. I wish I would have put a whole can!
This was just way too cheesey for me and I like cheese. I probably had twice the broccoli this called for and it was still too much cheese. It was a simple recipe but I'll only use half the cheese the next time and thin it with some milk or half and half next time
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This is very good. however, there is way too much cheese. I halved the recipe and used 1/4 less cheese. I'd recommend using half if not a 1/4 of the cheese called for. I didn't use the cracker topping bc I didn't have ritz. I'm sure I'd like it that way, though. Thanks!
Made this for Easter dinner and it was a big hit! I used fresh broccoli and halfed all ingredients for a smaller batch. This will definitely be a regular on our holiday tables.
I don't normally cook anything with a cheese sauce but had some Velveeta I bought and had to use up so thought I would give this a try. Wow this was delicious. The sour-cream gave this a different texture and taste. Thanks for sharing this simple and delicious recipe it goes in my rotation.
My family and I love this dish! its always a hit
I used double the amount of broccoli and there was still plenty of cheese. Tasted great.
Tweaked a bit and added a few of my own ingredients, and was a hit at Christmas dinner!
Also left over portion was just as good when warmed up 2 and 3 days later!
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After thinking some time on it, I have now decided that House of Carters will be remaining open as an archive site. That means that the site will no longer be updated with anything new or old but as this is the most extensive and complete site on the web for House of Carters that will remain open for your viewing pleasure.
This decision is hard to me but it has not sense to have this site anymore, the only active members are Nick and Aaron and I don't need enough time to update this site and the rest ones.
Now, the gallery is open to the public so everyone can go there and enjoy the pics without register.
Also, I want to let you know some fansites that you could visit to get the latest news on Aaron and Nick.
— Nick Carter Central: This is a site with all the news, photos…on Nick Carter.
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How can I afford to stay home with my baby?
I want to be a stay-at-home mom more than anything in the world. Even though I know I have to work for financial reasons, I can't help wishing my life were different, being depressed, crying all the time, being jealous of my friends who stay home, and fighting with my husband every day about not wanting to leave our 8-month-old. This is ruining our marriage, but I don't know how to just accept it. Please help!
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i know a website were you can do easy 3 click surveys and get paid via paypal they have a 50 dollar give away everyday and a 2 dollar pay out every 4 hours its easy and you dont have to pay anything plus whoever you refer what they win you win and the other way around and you only need 2 dollars to cash out http://www.instantcashsweepstakes.com/invitations/ref_link/347881posted 12/04/2011 by mangberry77
my baby doesnt like the cereal foods, he is 7 and half months now, he breastfeeds and takes formula and bits of our solid foods... is this enough?posted 08/12/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I wanted to stay at home with my daughter too! I found this great group of women called internet CEO Moms and Ive been working from home since. Its worth taking a look at:-) www.FamilyCEOMom.composted 04/01/2011 by nataleefairley
In order for me to stay home. For the first 9 months of my child life we shut off internet, cable and killed insurance one one car. But after the nine months we were able to fit it in to out budget again.i used cloth diapers for the first 6 months during the day and 1 disposable at night. I breast fed for 4 months then had to start adding formula wasnt making enough milk on my own. Also i did work a little like sitting for friend who had little ones.posted 02/08/2011 by mrs_deg1983
Where does everyone live? Because where I live I don't eat out, my husband and I don't have date nights, I cook EVERYTHING from scratch, don't buy new clothes, have never gotten my hair done or nails done regularly, only have one car and we STILL can't live off of one income. So really, where do you all live? Also, to the lady who was expecting and hadn't even had her child yet saying that as long as you will it into existence and make it a priority it will happen. You are living in a dream world. You need to grow up.posted 03/28/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
your children dont remmeber every hour and minute you spent with them, what they remmember is hot you spent it with them.posted 01/01/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
My mom is willing to watch my 4 1/2 month-old one day per week while I work, but that's it. I did the math, and the cost of daycare and commuting would just make me break even. It's not worth leaving my baby with some stranger for that. Besides, I don't think I could live with myself if I missed her first word or step... or anything. She's my first (can you tell??), and I just feel like you can't get those things back. Now my other half is telling me to leave her with his parents 2 days to offset this daycare cost, but they have proven to be HORRIBLE care-takers. Last time we left her witht hem to go to a movie, they fed her 4-hour-old milk, and had her wearing nothing but a diaper and short-sleeved shirt in the middle of January (our coldest month here in Vancouver, BC). Her feet were like little ice cubes when I picked her up! And grandma was wondering around the house in a skimpy negligee... so inappropriate! Excuse me for venting, but this problem is tearing my husband and I apart!! I need to find some way to make some extra cash from home without having to pay money up front. HELP!posted 01/29/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
I wanted to stay home with my son but I had to return to work when he was 3 months old. He is now a year old and I am now able to stay home with him and wok. I own and operate an in home daycare. Sure it is taking some effort to get off my feet but I still have an income and I get to stay home with my son which I really wanted. Check and see if your area has a mountainheart www.mountain-heart.org childcare provider place, they help you get certified and will pay you through the state for watching children of low income families or you could go speak with your local health department or DHHR if being a child care provider appeals to you. If you want to stay home but still need an income, where there is a will there is a way, hope this helps :) And for those moms that can't stay home, keep your heads up and know that by you working your child has a roof over their head, clothes on their body and food in their belly just because you have to work does not mean you are a bad parentposted 10/20/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
It's Suzanne again... I thought some of you may want more info about selling on ebay. It's a great way to replace a moderate income, and can tip the balance if you're unsure whether you can afford to stay home. The easiest way to start is to hit garage sales. Look for books that recently came out, DVD's, or name brand clothes/accessories. And sporting goods (like wetsuits & fishing reels) are also great if they're name brand. Make sure you pick them up at garage sale prices (under a buck for books, $2 for DVD's, etc) Once you've listed a few items and your feedback rating starts going up, you'll see that people are more willing to bid on your stuff (you have higher feedback), and that drives the final price higher. Eventually, you'll want to hook up with a wholesaler. Just get something small enough that you can ship out of your house. If you have something large (I recently started selling barstools), consider a drop-shipper, so your house doesn't turn into a warehouse! If you want some tips to help you get started, email firstname.lastname@example.com. I'll be happy to help. I started out making only $50 a week or so (and spending 20 hours doing that, barely worth it), now I have a system down. I make $100-$200, and spend less than 10 hours. I'll try to devote more time to it once my baby's born in May, and aim to bring in $250-$400.posted 09/30/2005 by Suzann1701
Wow, is all I can say to all these people parents that have responded to this. I don't know how everyone here can say, don't bring your child to day care, don't. Well, in life there are certain choices you have to make. and sometimes there aren't. After my child is born I will have to go back to work about 6 months. Luck for me my work is very kind and understanding about our pregnancy. If you think you can live with one car, good freaking luck. I would like to see all the moms out there that stay home with their children, live with one car. "See you later honey, going to work that is 40 miles away so im taking the car. " Life doesn't always work out the way everyone fantasizes about it. I am very happy to be working, and being pregnant. The way this economy is as of June 2010, BE HAPPY TO BE WORKING. IT is hard to get a job. Very hard. My husband and I have a very nice house, and 2 very nice cars 1 paid off. I am happy again to be working, paying out house. Loving one another.posted 06/21/2010 by Finneyz
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Candy Chang
Candy Chang is an artist, designer, and urban planner who makes cities more comfortable for people. A Senior TED Fellow, Chang is passionate about redefining the ways we share information in public space to improve our neighborhoods. The Atlantic calls her recent work, Before I Die, "one of the most creative community projects ever."
Candy Chang is the creator of the Before I Die project, which started when she stenciled the words "Before I die I want to _______." on a chalkboard wall on an abandoned house in New Orleans. Overnight it became a place for people to pick up a piece of chalk, reflect on their lives, and share their personal aspirations in public space. There are now 425 Before I Die walls in over 25 languages and over 60 countries, including Kazakhstan, Portugal, Japan, Denmark, Iraq, Argentina, and South Africa. The Before I Die book, which includes photographs of lots of walls from around the world, personal stories, and visual insights into our aspirations for urban living, was published in November 2013 and has been featured on CNN, TED, AP News, Brain Pickings, and Mashable.
Chang was chosen as one of six Community Advocates to speak on behalf of the 2012 TED Prize winner, "The City 2.0." During the ceremony, she spoke about her dreams for future cities. Her experience working with residents, community organizations, companies, and governments in cities around the world—on projects about street vendors' rights, criminal justice, housing costs, career choices, downtown revitalization, economic development, and personal goals—gives her speeches a unique perspective for improving lives.
Fast Company named Chang an Emerging Master of Design, and TED made her a Senior Fellow for 2011-2012. A former art director at The New York Times, and a 2011 Tulane/Rockefeller Foundation Urban Innovation Fellow, she has exhibited her work at the National Design Triennial at the Cooper-Hewitt Design Museum, and has created public art commissions for civic institutions, airports, and creative organizations. She has also been selected as a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader.
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ShelterBox continues to deliver aid and monitor need following Hurricane Sandy
Homes are flooded after Hurricane Sandy made landfall on the southern New Jersey coastline in this U.S. Coast Guard handout photo in Tuckerton, New Jersey, October 30, 2012. In the storm's wake, Obama issued federal emergency decrees for New York and New Jersey, declaring that "major disasters" existed in both states. Photo by: REUTERS/U.S.Coast Guard/Handout
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Central Banks Launch Coordinated Attack
Emergency Rate Cuts Fail to Halt Stock Slide; U.S. Treasury Considers Buying Stakes in Banks as Direct Move to Shore Up Capital
The world's central banks launched a large coordinated attack against the widening global financial crisis, lowering short-term interest rates in unison.
Separately, the U.S. Treasury Department is considering ways to inject capital directly into banks, possibly by taking equity stakes. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, in a marked shift in rhetoric, played up Treasury's newfound authority to "inject capital into financial institutions."
Treasury is trying to figuring out how to structure such capital infusions so that banks can recapitalize and begin lending, according to a person familiar with the matter. No such moves are imminent.
The emergency interest-rate action, which involved the Fed, the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and others, is a sign that fears that the financial crisis could cripple the global economy are spreading rapidly.
But the rate move failed to soothe jittery investors. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 9258.10, down 189 points, or 2%. The index has fallen 14.6% so far this month. Oil fell $1.11 to $88.95 a barrel, on signs of weakening global demand. Investors continued to flock to safe-haven U.S. Treasury bills, and away from riskier debt such as junk bonds.
One of the chief threats to the global economy is that banks and other financial institutions are hoarding cash, which makes it harder for businesses and households to finance their day-to-day affairs. Lower interest rates reduce the cost of borrowing for banks, businesses and households, and potentially boost confidence. But it's far from clear whether the lower rates will make banks and other lenders, which are gripped by fears of defaults by borrowers, any more willing to lend.
The U.K. government this week announced a plan to take stakes in a range of domestic banks. As recently as a few days ago, the U.S. Treasury was not considering any capital injections. But it has become more of a possibility as the stock market has plunged and the credit crunch shows no signs of easing.
Treasury wants to design something voluntary that encourages healthy institutions to participate. It is discussing whether to buy preferred stock or find some other way to inject capital into the firms.
In remarks to reporters on Wednesday, Mr. Paulson said its new authority extends beyond just mortgage-related assets to "any other troubled assets that the Treasury and the Federal Reserve deem necessary to promote financial market stability."
On Wednesday, central banks in the U.S., the euro zone, the U.K., Canada, Sweden and Switzerland each cut short-term interest rates by a half percentage point, noting that "the recent intensification of the financial crisis has augmented the downside risks to growth." Acting on its own, the People's Bank of China also cut rates, as did Australia's central bank, a day earlier. Later, central banks in South Korean and Taiwan cut interest rates, too, and Brazil's central bank cut reserve requirements on cash and term deposits.
The global scope of the move was unprecedented, and the cuts marked the first time central banks across the Atlantic have moved in tandem on interest-rate policy since just after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks in the U.S. The Fed has not moved rates since April, when it lowered them to 2%.
The moves likely mark just the beginning of broadened government efforts to keep the world-wide credit freeze from strangling the global economy. "For all central banks, this is not the end of the story," says Laurence Meyer, vice chairman of Macroeconomic Advisers, a forecasting firm, and a former Federal Reserve governor. "We're facing a potentially severe recession."
Many investors already expect further interest-rate cuts in the euro zone, the U.K., the U.S. and elsewhere in the months ahead, though much will depend on how the markets behave. U.S. officials are likely to move quickly to implement other plans that already have been announced, including a Treasury Department program to spend up to $700 billion to buy risky assets from banks, and a Fed plan to lend directly to a wide range of U.S. companies through the commercial-paper market.
With finance ministers from around the world gathering for the International Monetary Fund's annual meeting in Washington this week, officials could begin looking for other ways to coordinate their efforts. They could commit to boost government spending or cut taxes to stimulate growth.
But there will be limits to how much they can accomplish. While it is relatively simple for central banks to manipulate interest rates together, it is far more difficult to align the international politics of taxation and spending.
The interest-rate cuts announced Wednesday came together over just a few days, as the Fed was separately planning a rescue of the damaged U.S. commercial-paper market, and European governments scrambled to address a series of bank failures. The heads of the Fed, the European Central Bank and the Bank of England began a series of telephone discussions about a coordinated attack on rates.
They came together on a conference call early Tuesday morning, U.S. time. Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke initiated the call. He was joined by Bank of England head Mervyn King and Jean-Claude Trichet, head of the ECB. They agreed that coordinated rate cuts were needed, and that they would go to their respective policy-making boards. The three men also agreed to issue a statement acknowledging the growing threat of the crisis and arguing that inflation pressures were moderating. Messrs. Bernanke and King had been academic colleagues in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology economics department.
Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of Canada, was also on the call, and also agreed to the cut. Masaaki Shirakawa, head of the Bank of Japan, listened in, unprepared to move because Japanese rates are already very low. Central banks from Switzerland and Sweden joined in the rate cut.
Officials from the People's Bank of China weren't on the Tuesday call, and weren't part of the joint effort. But they moved almost simultaneously.
The Fed has been more aggressive than other central banks in using interest rates to try to stem the financial crisis. Since September 2007, it has pushed the federal-funds rate down to 1.5% from 5.25%. With the latest move, it has set aside the inflation worries that had dominated policy discussions in the middle of the year.
Officials hope the move will deliver a shot of confidence to reeling credit markets. But it puts them in a tricky spot. At 1.5%, rates don't have room to go much lower.
"The worst-case scenario is that the Fed loses its ability to stimulate further as the funds rate moves to zero," says Mr. Meyer. His forecasting firm sees the U.S. unemployment rate rising to 7% in the next year; he says it could go to 8% or even higher if credit markets don't begin to improve.
U.S. officials are conscious of the dilemma, and are expected to move forward quickly in the days ahead with other efforts to stem the crisis.
"Monetary policy by itself can't solve the problems in credit markets, but it has a very important role to play in any case," says Frederic Mishkin, a Columbia University economics professor and former Fed governor.
For the European Central Bank, market turmoil has prompted a fast about-face. As recently as July, it was concerned enough about inflation to raise its key rate to 4.25%, from 4%,
Unlike the Fed, which is charged both with supporting growth and controlling inflation, the ECB's single mandate is to keep euro-zone prices steady. Inflation in the 15 countries that share the euro currency, an economy second in size to the U.S., was 3.6% in September, well above the central bank's preferred rate of just below 2%.
Mr. Trichet set the stage for coordinated action last week when he acknowledged that the intensifying market turmoil had radically changed policy makers' calculus. At the ECB's meeting last Thursday, which came on the heels of four dramatic European bank rescues by six different governments, policy makers acknowledged the euro-zone economy would be hit harder by the market turmoil than previously expected, and that sharply slower growth would drag inflation down with it.
Late Tuesday night, with European governments grappling for solutions to the crisis taking hold across the continent, the bank's 21-member Governing Council, on a teleconference call, agreed to take part in the global rate cut. The cut reduced the ECB's key rate to 3.75%, from 4.25%.
Meanwhile, Mr. Bernanke started to get his own message out. On Tuesday afternoon, he told an audience of economists at the National Association for Business Economics that the economic outlook had worsened, and that the Fed would have to look at its interest-rate options.
The Federal Open Market Committee convened Tuesday evening at 5:30 to put its seal of approval on the decision. The vote was unanimous, a sign that the inflation worries that had divided some members earlier this year had been tossed aside for now.
—Deborah Solomon contributed to this article.
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Rudy Giuliani was on CBS News this morning cautioning Republicans to stay out of the gay marriage debate. It looks like he's a bit late. Last night, the House passed a Republican-backed bill that would prevent the Justice Department from using taxpayer funds to oppose the Defense of Marriage Act, Politico reports:
With a 245-171 vote, the House voted to stop the Justice Department from using taxpayer funds to actively oppose DOMA — the Clinton-era law defining marriage as between a man and a woman that the Obama administration stopped enforcing in February 2011. …
Democrats immediately attacked Republicans for the vote.
"On an historic day and in the dark of night, House Republicans have voted to tie the hands of the Obama administration with respect to their efforts to end discrimination against America's families," Drew Hammill, a spokesman for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), said in a statement. "House Republicans continue to plant their feet firmly on the wrong side of history."
Interesting timing, no? Actually the measure, which was sponsored by Rep. Tim Huelskamp and tacked to a broader multi-agency funding bill, appears to be completely unrelated to Obama's announcement. Metro Weekly first reported on Tuesday – before anyone had any inkling about Obama's gay marriage shift – that Huelskamp was preparing to offer the amendment this week.
Peter noted last night that Obama was smart to wait until after the North Carolina vote to offer his opinion – if he'd endorsed gay marriage beforehand, surely the narrative now would be that Obama's position was rejected by swing state voters.
But Obama was also savvy to make his announcement around the same time the House GOP was set to vote on the DOMA funding amendment. Mitt Romney has already rebuffed questions on this issue, and, as expected, tried to shift the focus back to jobs and the economy. But House Republicans, the Obama campaign's go-to adversaries, are already providing a prime contrast to the president's newly-announced position.


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Van Persie opted to join Manchester United instead and while Wenger does not want to go into those details he does hope the Dutchman gets a good reception when he faces his old club on Saturday.
"It is true Manchester City [were] interested in him and he has chosen to go to United," said Wenger.
"He could come out more on the reasons but I didn't want to know more about that.
"Does it hurt more than he left for another English club? That is not exactly what I wished!
"I hope the reception for him is a respectful one because he has played for us for eight years, he has done very well for us. You want him to be respected.
"We campaign against discrimination. It was still the case last week so why should it not be the case this week? I don't know, I think he will get the reception I hope for.
"Am I surprised he has done so well at Manchester United? No, not really. In Manchester you have good players around him, and Robin is very intelligent around the box.
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Hey Tortilliajoe!
That was very well said! I would not live anywhere else.
Thanks from a life long southerner.
Hey sickofitnola I heard there are cases in NO area too. That it is being kept quiet so Jazzfest is not affected.
Baton Rouge had a ship in port at Dow Chem that had a sick crew. They had just left Mexico before docking in BR. This was reported in the newspaper and tv. So I am sure the same thing could easily happen in NO. Darn I wanted to go to Jazzfest too.
Everone raves about the crawfish monica?
It is mac n cheese with spices and a little crawfish. Not a real Louisiana dish. Big deal.
I think this discourages people from checking out any other really good food available. And there is plenty of food to choose from.
Crawfish Monica is mac n cheese with spices and crawfish.
Not a real Louisiana dish. Big deal!


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Budgies were first brought to Britain in 1840. Since then they have been bred in all shades and sizes.
John Gould successfully imported the first live budgerigars to Britain in 1840, where they were received with great enthusiasm. In Birds of Australia, Gould wrote about his pair of captive budgerigars, noting how they had survived a hard voyage to Britain, around Cape Horn in winter! This pair had been captive-bred by Gould's brother-in-law Charles Coxen, in Australia. More imports followed, and the birds became very popular.
The earliest known breeding in Britain was in 1848, in the aviaries of the 13th Earl of Derby at Knowsley Hall, near Liverpool. The Earl wrote to Gould in February 1848, telling him "we have been overjoyed here by the fact of a pair of the Melopsittacus undulatus breeding… we can hear the young". The chicks unfortunately died soon after hatching, but one of them is preserved in the collections of the World Museum, Liverpool (Fisher and Warr, 2003).
Regular successful captive breeding developed in the late 1850s. There are several reports from this time and an advert for British birds offered for sale appeared in The Field in April 1859. Budgerigars were well established in captivity by the end of the 1870s, with their own exhibition classes at cage bird shows (Rogers and Blake, 2001).
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The first 'new' colour found in budgerigars was yellow, recorded in 1872. There are occasional reports of yellow birds in the wild, but it was only in captivity that the colour could be artificially selected for. Blue budgerigars were the next to appear; blue birds were first exhibited in 1910 and caused a sensation. But there were problems establishing new colours, as no one really understood how to breed them reliably.
The next step in captive budgerigar development was therefore enormously important to breeders, but is also an under-recognised great scientific achievement (Birkhead et al, 2003). Budgerigars became the subject of some of the earliest intensive research into the principles of inheritance genetics, first observed by Gregor Mendel in the 1860s.
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MIAMI – NC State's softball team exploded for six runs in the top half of the first inning and cruised an 11-3, five-inning victory in its second game of the day against host Florida International in Saturday's first semifinal at the Panther Invitational.
The Pack (3-1) beat the Panthers 1-0 in Saturday's morning game, on an outstanding pitching performance by sophomore Emily Weiman and a run-scoring single by catcher Kirsty Grant.
Weiman, for the second time in her career, came back to pitch the second game of the doubleheader to improve to 3-0 on the season. Last year, on Feb. 18, she lost 4-0 to Tulsa and 1-0 to No. 15 Texas A&M while pitching on the same day.
Saturday, she pitched strong from start to finish, striking out four in the first game and six in the second. She issued her first three walks of the season in the second contest, but all were after the Wolfpack offense have her a huge cushion to work with.
Senior left fielder Bethaney Wells, who has led the team in homers the last two seasons, gave the Wolfpack its lead with her first home run of the season, a three-run shot over the leftfield wall following a lead-off double by Renada Davis and a bunt single by Lana Van Dyken.
The Pack (3-1) sent 12 batters to the plate in the first inning, scoring a total of six runs before the Panthers had a turn at bat.
"It's nice to put a six-spot on the board that early in the game," said first-year coach Shawn Rychcik. "It took all the pressure off of Emily. What I liked was that we had good quality at-bats all through the lineup."
Wells had two hits and four RBIs, and just missed a second three-run home in the first inning. Her fly ball to right field with two on was caught on the warning track.
Senior centerfielder Caitlin Dent got her first three hits of the season, driving in a run, as part of the team's 14-hit effort against three FIU pitchers. She, Wells, Davis and Van Dyken all had multiple hits for the Pack.
"That was a pretty good offensive performance," Rychcik said. "It's good to have the versatility to win a game 1-0 and then come back with an 11-3 win. It shows that we are not just one-dimensional.
"Sometimes you have to show that you can win the close games and win with some big numbers."
The win advanced the Pack to the Panther Invitational title game on Sunday at 1:30 p.m. against Kansas, a 5-2 winner over Georgetown in Saturday night's second semifnal.
State beat Georgetown 5-1 in its season opener on Friday and lost to the Jayhawks 8-0 in its second game.


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To bad Judge Hafner and Dodd have had a falling out way before this case came to light. Then Lanza has chosen to use the "accused's" Mother as his Paralegal.
Something is just not right here.
Funny how the Judge granted the Father and Step Mother a delayed sentence until the sons trail was over.(Because Lynn was acting as Lanzas paralegal)and she had to see Alan everyday. They have been charged with two counts of child neglect. Bail was set, reduced. Bail was reached.
I think it is about time for all of us, who have been here since day one, to call our Senators and Legislators on both Dodd and Hafner.
There is nothing right about this whole case.
Okay dizzo- What do you think?
NEW MOVIE-BY BRYAN BELRAD- "DADDY DEAREST" Stars-
Lynn Maxwell
Lindsey Maxwell
Alan Jones
Becky Belrad
Unidentified"Trucker" Also known as Alan's "Lover"
A Pagan God
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A DA and A Judge that Hate each other.
What do we have here?
Rape has never been brought up. It has always been sexual trauma. Someone ,somewhere and somehow, turned it into a rape charge.
There is evidence of sexual trauma, does not mean actual penetration by a human. Could have been an object.Yes, there were injuries to her cervix,and an injury to her vagina. Does not mean that another human body part was used to cause those injuries.
WOW jupiter- that is good. Now, tell the rest of the story. I have a feeling you know more that what you are telling.
Jupiter- I never believed Alan did this and, I want you and everyone else to know, I do feel bad for Bryan, he is grasping here. In my heart, I know, he knows the truth, and ,is helping his Mother in all of this.
Alan will not be carted away.. but, I would hope that Bryan will step forward before that (if) it will happen. He knows what life was like with her. He knows more than what he is telling. He HAS to step-up and tell someone all he knows. We will all be here for him if he would just being such a jerk.
We all know he lived a life of hell, we all know, she was turned into DSS when they were young. We all know life could not have been easy for him.
He made his own wife look like a total idiot, in court. What are the thing's this man values? Certainly not his own Family.
My only wish right now, is for Becky to wake up and take her children far away from that family. I will #1 in line with help for her. All she needs to do is ask. Becky, PLEASE GET OUT RIGHT NOW!! I think you are smart enough to know how to reach anyone of us. If not, Just call the newspaper and they will tell you. Mention my post and tell them to read it.
Bryan, has Becky had her "NIGHTCAP" yet? Think she may need it. Maybe, you should consider a rehab for her. Poor girl, really feel bad her. Hey, Becky give me a call. I have a lot of experience dealing with alcohol and abusive men.
86trash- Alan was not the last to see Erin dead, it was her Father who made the decision to pull life support from her. He said, (with a smile from ear to ear) it was the hardest decision I ever had to make. That dirty rotten SOB!!!
This child never stood a chance. From coming out of the birth canal to Heaven's Gate. Now, she is looking down on us. Taking care of the ones who cared for her, and, the ones fighting for Justice.
The others are finally going to pay their just dues. Maybe not in a conviction..Erin is smarter than all four of them. Alan,Lynn.Lindsey and finally Bryan.
earitation- Bryan and Chubby Checkers have a lot in common- Wanna TWIST ?
Finally, you are here volneyres- Thank You!!!! Thought I was the only one!!
SLOW DOWN-earitation, that was sloppy
The house has been condemned and is now back in the hands of the original owner. He is looking for people to help him knock it down and haul it away. He said, the stench is still strong in there. He had a hard time cleaning it up.
sickof- The old saying"What Goes Around...." Always a True statement. In one way or another the good guy will make sure they suffer greatly for their misgivings. He has already started with her. She has gained so much weight and depends on her walker just to stand up. Think about what's in store for her now!
We have to see who the others DNA on that rope belonged to. Then I think we all may have been right.
vigilante justice-A group organized to suppress & punish crime summarily(as when the process of law appears inadequate) such as the case here.
No one has hurt them or even plans on it. The remarks made to them when they appear in public... Well, I guess they asked for it!! Don't even think for one minute that will ever stop. Not as long as live around this area.
morpheus-Most people don't believe Alan did it. Go back through the archives, you will see.
Darkrain and earitation- As I said yesterday, Welcome Back !!
friend- The demeanor of Mr.& Mrs. Maxwell has been the same since the beginning of all of this. There is not ONE PHOTO or VIDEO, that either one of them look saddened. They both always have a smile on their faces(as if) they are going to be discovered as movie stars or something.
Erin has always been Locked Up in her room, even before they moved here. As an infant in Nevada,he would lock her in her room. So, I would think the step-mother holds little responsibility for that. She should have done the right thing and taught him to be a better Father. But, she did not know any better herself. Look at what she did to her own children.
And the Mother is being allowed to act as Lanza's Paralegal. Go figure!!! He has no one in his office.
What article or video did you see that used the word "rape". The only thing I ever read or saw was "sexual trauma" Not here to argue, just curious.
I have my own thoughts on how the sexual trauma come into play. No, it was not from the catheters.
A second trial held after a mistrial does not violate the double jeopardy clause because a mistrial ends a trial prematurely without a judgement.
hawk- I think it forbids him from being tried twice for the same crime on the same set of facts.
Maybe that's what the Judge wants here. He does not believe Alan is being charged properly, and does not want these facts brought up, until the proper charges are filed.


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May Valley Elementary earned the top spot in this year's regular-season elementary academic competition, according to results released Friday by the Floyd County Board of Education.
May Valley students earned first-place awards in six of eight competition categories to seal the win.
"Congratulations to May Valley Elementary and to all the students who have excelled in this year's competition," Supt. Henry Webb said in a statement Friday. "The board team and I want to thank the coaches, parents and community members for supporting our youngest division of academic teams and making this a great season for our kids."
Betsy Layne Elementary took second on the season, while Prestonsburg, Allen and McDowell elementary schools rounded out the top five.
Academic competition now moves on to tournament season, with district Governor's Cup competitions scheduled for Feb. 26 and March 2.
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First it was Anaheim, then it was Seattle. And last week, it was Virginia Beach, Va.
Virginia Beach?
And how many others have we just not heard about?
As owners of the Kings, it's certainly your right to take calls from arena developers and other cities. We even understand if you're out playing the field, looking for a better deal elsewhere.
After all, you're businessmen, and you own a rare commodity, one of just 30 NBA teams. You have something other cities want, and for now you control the future of the Kings.
Maybe this latest report isn't true, maybe you aren't in cahoots with Comcast-Spectacor to move the Kings to Virginia Beach, but give folks a real answer.
Are you considering taking the Kings away from Sacramento, which has been loyal to the franchise since 1985?
Kings fans – your paying customers – demand an answer.
And they deserve an answer.
These half-answers – scripted responses from hired PR guns that don't say anything – have become tiresome, and they won't do much to help fill those seats at your old building when the season opens in two months.
Kings fans are reaching a breaking point with you guys, all bubbly one minute (when you're selling tickets and gear), quiet and unreachable the next.
You want fans to embrace you and the team? Then it's time for you to do likewise.
If not, maybe it's time to leave town, with or without your team.
What to watch
Sailing, America's Cup World Series, 11:30 a.m., Ch. 3: Watching 45-foot cats race is special, even more so in the San Francisco Bay.
What to do
Baseball, Salt Lake at River Cats, 6:05 p.m., Raley Field: It's your last chance to see them at home before the playoffs.
Weekend poll
What do you want to see happen with the Kings?
Stay with same owners
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Could be better for the price
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Sprints 8 x 30 meters, rest was walking back to starting point
Saturday - 1 week until I am stage ready
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233.5 (+50) x3, 10 sets
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Arms: 30 seconds rest
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This miniature moss garden is composed of supplies that require little to no new purchases!
In order to get started you will only need a few things......
-1 new or used teacup and saucer (preferably a saucer with a large rim)
Note: At every goodwill I've been to, there is always a surplus of cheap teacups!
-1 back or silver permanent marker
-A box of Scotch Moss
- Various pebbles or different sizes and colors
Step 1: Clean Pebbles
Step 2: Place moss into the teacup!
Step 3: Select some words that best describe the one you love!
I'm making this for my Grandfather for Father's Day, so I thought of a few of the better qualities he has!
Here are some examples of characters you can use:
yes, moss should have soil
Very nice.
I had forgotten about moss gardens... we did one several years back...
You can really get creative and make lovely gifts with them... only need to keep them damp.
I definitely drew inspiration from these, but kept in mind that I wanted it to be affordable and that I wanted it to utilize supplies that I thought would be accessible for many makers.
........yes, I guess that is the downside to keeping moss, that they do require a lot of water.
I bet even those of us who routinely and inadvertently kill houseplants could keep that alive.
I had forgotten about moss gardens... we did one several years back...
You can really get creative and make lovely gifts with them... only need to keep them damp.
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(February 5, 2013) -- It came down to Baylor, Texas and TCU. In the end, Andrew Billings decided to stay close to home.
The Waco High star recruit announced Tuesday on ESPN 1660 AM that he will sign with Baylor. Billings, who played both offense and defense for the Lions, will play defensive tackle for the Bears.
Billings was rated as the 12th-ranked defensive tackle in the country. With the addition of the local product, Baylor has moved up to 26th in the overall team rankings.


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So far, the overwhelming majority of those who have responded believe the Hornets should extend Monty Williams' contract. Thanks for your participation; let's hear from more of you.
Hands were tied with personnel decisions this year, and Monty Williams didn't coach Darren Collison, so not sure that reference is relevant, bkresh. Certainly there may be fewer season tickets sold, but I don't see sponsorships falling off. If anything, they could increase with new ownership. The promotion now, if you look a little more closely, is I'm In For Good, since the team will be here through at least 2024. Thanks for your comments.
You make some good points, kwillyla, but I think you'll be in the minority on this issue. Most of the players were not playing for new contracts this season, with several exceptions such as Marco Belinelli, Carl Landry, Chris Kaman. And most of the roster this year were youngsters with less experience than Marcus Thornton, so any comparison to that situation really isn't consistent. Thanks for your input.
Not surprised by this first wave of comments that there's a preoccupation with Drew Brees. However, if Tom Benson is going to own both clubs, he's going to have to multitask and focus on multiple issues. Let's try to keep the conversation surrounding the Hornets and the topic at hand. Thanks for those of you who've provided your feedback already.
I recall the incident to which you refer, Stan, when Steve Nash had his nose bloodied when he was shoved into the scorer's table. Your comments are very insightful. Thanks for joining the debate.
Well, snizzmaster, there are rules in place regarding flagrant fouls and possible suspensions, and certainly in Smith's case, the punishment probably fit the crime. No one disputed that when it happened. The same justice, however, doesn't seem to be forthcoming with the Wade-Collison foul, so perhaps your assessment regarding star vs. unknown is valid. Two FTs and the ball is good, but sometimes there needs to be a little more. Thanks for the input.
Don't think the two sports are analagous, nolaMAU5. And there have been more than enough discussions about bounties as it relates to the city's other pro sports team. Time to move forward on that one.
I think a one-game ban should have been meted out. Agree with you, bagger88.
There is a difference the way fouls are called during the playoffs, but in the instance we're discussion, the Wade foul on Collison, the severity certainly warranted at least a one-game suspension in comparison to the two Jason Smith received. The Metta World Peace elbow to James Harden's head cannot be factored into this conversation. That blow was justly penalized. Thanks for adding your two cents, Danneel.
You make a good point about intent, Ciao!, but your feeling that Collison needed to be injured in order for the call to be a flagrant 2, I don't think, holds up. Wade was angry because of a no call on the other end and, in my opinion, his "intent" was an intentional collision. You also may be right about the Pacers regarding the Heat's mental approach. Miami needs more than two players in this series, and even if Bosh was healthy, three might not be enough. Thanks for joining the conversation.
I agree entirely.
No ejection, and no upgrade to a flagrant 2, apparently, following a review by the league office. And I don't recollect hearing any national talking heads suggesting a 10-game ban for Wade. Considering the size disparity between the two parties - Wade and Collison - maybe they should have been talking about a 20-game suspension for the Heat guard. At least Smith vs. Griffin was, physically, an even matchup. Thanks for the input, macstchick.
I wouldn't agree with the patty-cake assessment, ray, but I would say the fouls look very similar in the degree of severity. The bounty analogy is getting old, though.
Will keep in mind your question for a future 2 on 1. It might be easier to amnesty Okafor than trade him; don't think there's a big market for the big money he's due. I expect it's possible Ariza could be moved in a trade. It might all depend on where the Hornets end up im the lottery, which will be determined on May 30. Again, keep in mind the Hornets would have to eat the tab for whomever is amnestied, unless the players signs with another club and therefore the Hornets might only be on the hook for a portion of the salary. Thanks for participating in the conversation.
Not to burst your bubble, DownDaRoad82, but Paul Allen sent out a letter this week that he's not going to be selling the team.
You're correct about the Posey contract, whodat, but the Marcus Thornton trade preceded the David West injury by about five weeks. The move was made to acquire depth at that position. it proved fortuitous when West went down with the ACL injury. And the Vasquez acquisition was for Quincy Pondexter.
You make some valid points, MrWayneKeller. Darren Collison, Marcus Thornton and Quincy Pondexter are legitimate NBA players, two of whom, Collison and Pondexter, are still alive in the postseason with the Pacers and Grizzlies respectively. You would have hoped, though, that the Hornets would still have some assets from the Bower-era, but Okafor is the only one. Thanks for joining the discussion.
It was his last move, you're correct about that. As far as the amnesty on Okafor, that's a difficult one to figure. Hornets would on the hook for all, or part of his salary - if he signs on with someone else - and we're talking more than $25 million. Don't know if new ownership will want to make that move. Only other real amnesty candidate would be Trevor Ariza, who's owed about $15 million over the next two years.
Luther Head was a free-agent signing that was voided after Dell Demps took over as GM.
You make some valid points, Drainage. He doesn't have the Portland job yet, so don't get those Batum hopes up too high. I know Monty Williams likes Batum, though.


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CRESTVIEW — Richbourg student Jacob Luttrell, 20, said he was planning to cook and eat the sweet potato he received during the Farm-City Week tractor parade that stopped by his school on Friday.
Luttrell said he enjoys eating sweet baked potatoes and sweet potato fries.
"I could eat them all day if I wanted to," he said.
Several special needs children selected sweet potatoes provided by volunteers with Okaloosa County Florida Farm Bureau and the Okaloosa County extension office of the University of Florida's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences.
"Every year when they come by, (students) love to go and grab the produce," said Karen Rogers-Wooten, an adaptive Physical Education instructor at Richbourg. "A lot of them are not used to seeing tractors come down the street."
Volunteers driving the two tractors pulling the fresh produce stopped by the school to hand out sweet potatoes in an effort to educate students about agriculture.
Local farmers and FFB board members donated the produce, including mustard greens and cabbage, for the event.
Farm-City Week celebrates the mutual partnership between farmers and urban residents, while emphasizing the importance of domestic agriculture production, according to the bureau's website.
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VDC Analysis: Linux Leads in Embedded Systems
Manufacturers of embedded systems are choosing Linux more often than any other operating system; and the trend looks likely to continue, according to a forecast by market researchers Venture Development Corporation (VDC).
According to a current VDC survey, Linux is currently the leading platform for embedded systems. 40 percent of all developers are using the Linux operating system for current projects compared to 39 percent on commercial systems, 7 percent on in-house developments, and 11 percent how do not use a genuine operating system. And the future looks rosy for Linux: when asked which operating system they plan to deploy for the next projects, 87 percent of embedded technology engineers said they would be opting for Linux, compared to 12 percent who will choose a commercial system, and just one percent keeping in-house solutions.
The survey also distinguishes between free Linux distributions and commercial versions: of the 40 percent projects on Linux, 29 percent use free variants of Linux, compared to 11 percent on commercial Linux. And the trend to free systems will continue according to the survey: of the 87 percent of future users on Linux, 71 will be going in for a free distribution with just 16 percent preferring to purchase a commercial variant. The VDC analysts question the effect the continuing propagation of Linux will have on commercial suppliers. "At the root of most of the challenges faced by commercial suppliers is the question of how to bring significant additional value to an operating system that is freely available, continually improving, increasingly supported by embedded system/component suppliers, and in demand from companies interested in decreasing their overall development costs and/or bill of materials" says Matt Volckmann, an analyst with VDC. Although most developers do not pay for their choice of Linux, VDC still sees commercial vendors such as MontaVista as the driving force behind new developments.
According to the VDC analysts, there are a number of reasons for embedded developers choosing Linux including the lack of license fees, good networking features, technical performance and the large numbers of developers who are familiar with Linux. "Linux has proven itself to be well suited for a wide range of applications across various industries, and continues to gain market share, despite not being particularly well matched for certain embedded application types". VDC sees mobile phones as the future growth market, stating that Linux would quickly become the operating system of choice for telecommunications equipment manufacturers and providers. According to the market researchers, the race is currently on to offer the most comprehensive Linux-based standard.
Recently, process manufacturer ARM announced its own system for mobile applications (as we reported), and competitor Intel is working on similar lines in collaboration with Canonical.
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Women from across campus at Carl Albert State
College attended the Safe Campus, Strong Voices
Workshop on Friday, September 30. Meg Nicholson,
from the District Attorney's Office, was the keynote
speaker. Other speakers were Leah McLaughlin,
CASC VP of Student Affairs; Bob Hendricks, CASC
Director of Campus Police; Kerri Blair, CASC
Guidance Center Counselor; and Kim Hughes,
CASC Coordinator of Student Support Services/
Licensed Professional Counselor. Policies, procedures,
counseling services, confidentiality, precautions,
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NIce glove, Not very warm.
The construction and look of the glove was great. For strictly back country hiking and skiing I am sure this glove would be great. If you plan to do any resort skiing, I do not recommend this glvoe at all. My hands were terribly cold on a mid teen, low 20's day. There isn't too much insulation in them.
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Chargers RG Johnnie Troutman exited Week 16 against the 49ers with a knee injury.
Johnnie Troutman is leading the battle to be the Chargers starting right guard.
Chargers LG Johnnie Troutman has been demoted out of the starting lineup.
Chargers GM Tom Telesco anticipates second-year OG Johnnie Troutman competing for a starting job in camp.
Chargers G Johnnie Troutman is fully recovered from the torn pectoral and arthroscopic knee surgery that wiped out his rookie year.
Chargers OG Johnnie Troutman (pectoral surgery, PUP) is expected to begin practicing on Monday.
Chargers OG Johnnie Troutman (pectoral surgery, PUP) recently underwent arthroscopic knee surgery.
The Union-Tribune San Diego confirms Chargers fifth-round OG Johnnie Troutman (torn pectoral) will begin the season on the reserve/PUP list, and reports the Chargers hope he "(sits) his rookie season."
Chargers fifth-round OG Johnnie Troutman (torn pectoral) is expected to open the season on the reserve/PUP list.
Chargers agreed to terms with No. 149 overall pick OG Johnnie Troutman on a four-year contract.
Chargers fifth-round G Johnnie Troutman will likely miss the 2012 season after undergoing pectoral surgery last week.
The Chargers plan to let fifth-round pick Johnnie Troutman compete for their starting left guard job.
Chargers selected Penn State OG Johnnie Troutman with the No. 149 overall pick in the 2012 NFL draft.


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