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A former Waco kindergarten teacher is set to go on trial Monday, charged with multiple counts of sexual misconduct in connection with abuse of students.
Fernando Campos, 41, is charged with continuous sexual abuse of a child, indecency with a child by contact and aggravated sexual assault of a child.
Campos is a former teacher at Alta Vista Montessori Magnet School kindergarten and has been held since his arrest on March 22, 2010 in the McLennan County Jail in lieu of $900,000 bond and on an immigration hold.
In an affidavit filed August 5, 2010, a female victim says Campos touched her inappropriately, both over and under her clothes, on four different occasions when she was a student in his class.
According to court records this victim was his fourth.
On June 16, 2010, Campos was named in an indictment charging continuous sexual abuse of a child and four counts of indecency with a child by contact in incidents involving two of his young students in 2009.
A case involving another student was still pending at the time the indictment was handed down by the grand jury, prosecutors said.
In April, he was charged with indecency with a child in an incident involving yet another student at the school, where he worked as a bilingual pre-kindergarten and kindergarten teacher.
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10 Toughest Club Football Stadiums in the World to Play 2013
Normally we ranked the top 10 football clubs in the world, but to start the year we decided to look at the 10 most difficult stadiums in the world to at play in 2013. Maybe this will become a new year's tradition for us. This is not a list of the biggest stadiums, loudest fans or best amenities, it's a list of most difficult stadiums in the world to play at. Simply put how challenging or impossible is it for an opposing club to win at. We certainly took into consideration how strong the host team is as the most important factor. We covered the globe and here is the top 10 for 2013.
10. Old Trafford
75,811 – Manchester United
It might be the most famous football ground in the world, which sometimes might work against United as teams always bring their top game to play there. With fans so close to the action, it has few rivals. It recent years more points have been been surrender than you would expect, but after 9 wins from 10 Premier Leagues games this season, the fabled ground is back to its best.
9. Santiago Bernabéu
85,454 – Real Madrid
Any stadium that is the home field of a Jose Mourinho sqaud is probably going to be on this list. The Bernabeu is a big stadium with fans close to field and while not known for being extremely loud, the talented Real team is intimidating enough.
8. Etihad Stadium
47,435 – Manchester City
You might be surprised to see this stadium on the list but if you look at the last year and a half City is 25-3-1 at home in Premier League games. Teams are simply not leaving the Etihad with points.
7. Signal Iduna Park
80,645 – Dortmund
The south stand, where 25,000+ fans stand the entire match sort of speaks for itself. It's one of the most famously intimidating stadium in European Football.
6. Donbass Arena
52,187 – Shakhtar Donsek
It's a heck of a road trip for European teams to make and Ukraine teams just can't match up with Shaktar. It's a beautiful facility and very loud on match day. The builders deserve an A+ for this place.
5. Stamford Bridge
41,827 – Chelsea
The Blues don't lose many big games at home, and it's a nightmare for European teams to play there. Until very recently you would never think of leaving the Bridge with maximum points. It also would have made a claim to being the toughest place to play.
4. Turk Telekom Arena
52,652 – Galatasaray
It's the loudest stadium in the world. They got it right when they built this stadium, and it's a model other teams should follow. The Galatasaray fans are crazy wild and when it's rocking, it's rocking.
3. Camp Nou
98,787 Barcelona
Barcelona is the best team in the world, and their stadium is the biggest club stadium in world. No one wants to go to Barcelona to play, especially a cup game.
2. Estadio do Dragao
52,399 – Porto
Statistically speaking this is the most difficult stadium in Europe to play at. While it's doesn't seem physically imposing maybe the unique features of this stadium has some effect. Either way it's been years since Porto has lost a match here.
1. Juventus Stadium
41,000 – Juventus
Juventus have only lost one time in this building. The black and white seem like they have another gear when playing at home. Don't be surprised if this stadium propels them to European success in 2013.
If you have a stadium that you think should have made the list, please let us know in the comments. Help us out by retweeting or liking the top 10. Also we're looking for writers to cover matches in 2013, if you're interested send us an email. Finally the first club ranking of the new year will be out on January 7, don't forget to check out those out.
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Financial regulatory "reform" is beginning to look a lot like the status quo. We've already heard that the proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency would be housed inside the Federal Reserve, which already held responsibility over consumer protection (and failed miserably at the task). Now the Financial Times reports that the Fed will also keep their supervision over the biggest banks, another area in which they failed but will face no diminution of power.
Chris Dodd … is set to propose this week that the 23 largest institutions stay under the Fed's oversight … At issue … was the regulation of several hundred state chartered institutions that also want to remain under the Fed's supervision.
"The Fed feels it is gaining some momentum," said [an unidentified Senate aide].
As Yves Smith says, the Fed simply is not a functioning agency to check industry abuses. Heck, the largest banks pick their preferred officials for the top positions as the regional bank Presidents. "Keeping them in charge of bank regulation is like reappointing a fire commissioner who let half the town burn down," she concludes.
The difference between countries who failed during the financial crisis and countries who kept their footing, when it comes down to it, is the presence of a strong regulatory framework, and also strong regulators who were not captured by the industries they were supposed to be regulating.
So what can we learn from the way Ireland had a U.S.-type financial crisis with very different institutions? Mainly, that we have to focus as much on the regulators as on the regulations. By all means, let's limit both leverage and the use of securitization — which were part of what Canada did right. But such measures won't matter unless they're enforced by people who see it as their duty to say no to powerful bankers.
That's why we need an independent agency protecting financial consumers — again, something Canada did right — rather than leaving the job to agencies that have other priorities. And beyond that, we need a sea change in attitudes, a recognition that letting bankers do what they want is a recipe for disaster. If that doesn't happen, we will have failed to learn from recent history — and we'll be doomed to repeat it.
Well, the unfolding nightmare of the Dodd draft indicates that we've failed to learn. His quest for bipartisanship rather than putting up a bill on which Republicans would have to make a choice, and then running on the outcome has led to a financial "reform" little changed from the structure that oversaw a massive collapse.


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Secretary of Defense Robert Gates told a Senate committee today that it is necessary to put a timeline on U.S. combat troops' commitment to Afghanistan to "build a fire" under the Afghan government to make them take charge of security.
Gates, who testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee today, said the July 2011 deadline set by President Obama in a speech to the nation Tuesday night is not a "deadline" or an arbitrary timeline. Any withdrawal from Afghanistan would "based on conditions" in the country.
That was reinforced by White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs who said that the president's timeline was a signal to Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai's government that it must "change their behavior and take charge" of their security.
"What we want them to understand is there can't be a permanent dependence on us being there," Gibbs said.
But any troop withdrawal would be a "conditions-based drawdown," he said.
"If it appears that the strategy is not working and that we will not be able to transition in July, 2011 then we will take a hard look at the strategy itself," Gibbs said.
Gates and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were united on the question of whether this is the last chance for the United States to get it right.
They also fielded a barrage of questions by Republican lawmakers, who agreed with the troop surge, but expressed reservations about the timeline outlined by the president Tuesday night.
"I do not believe we have locked ourselves into leaving, but what we have done... is to signal very clearly to all audiences that the United States is not interested in occupying Afghanistan," Clinton told the committee. "We are not interested in running their country."
Gates, Clinton and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee the day after President Obama told the nation he was sending 30,000 more U.S. troops to Afghanistan, and that they would start transitioning out of the country in July 2011.
Gates argued that while the date indicates only the beginning of the transition process, it is important to stress to the people of Afghanistan the need to take responsibility of their own security needs.
"We're not just going to throw these guys in the swimming pool and walk away," Gates told the committee. "It will be based on conditions on the ground but at the same time... we have to build a fire under them, frankly, to get them to do the kind of recruitment, retention, training and so on for their forces that allow us to make this transition."
Gates addressed criticism by Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., that setting a deadline would embolden the Taliban and al Qaeda to simply wait out the U.S. and that any pullout should be tied to security conditions in the country rather than an arbitrary timeline.
The 2011 date was picked because it would mark two years since additional U.S. marines arrived in the Helmand valley, one of the hotbeds of insurgency.
Even as he faced fire from both Democratic and Republican lawmakers -- first in the Senate and then at hearing of the House Foreign Affairs Committee -- Gates took a direct stab at critics of the White House's new strategy.
"The notion that our adversaries in Afghanistan are not aware of the debates in this country and the debates in Europe and elsewhere are unrealistic," he said. "They know these things."


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Annapolis, MD (May 27, 2010) — Effective immediately, the Department
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"We are grateful to the citizens and elected officials of Western Maryland, who gave us the opportunity to hear their voices in person on this matter," said DNR Secretary John Griffin. "They persuaded us that many of the disruptive and unacceptable behaviors which formed the basis of the alcohol policy in the family-style campgrounds found in State Parks do not apply to the same degree in the more isolated individual campsites found in the remote settings in our state forests."
DNR will continue to monitor the number and type of incidents and unacceptable behavior associated with the consumption of alcoholic beverages on State Forests. Should those incidents increase to a level which interferes with the ability of State Forest visitors to enjoy a peaceful and safe camping experience, or should the Department's resource protection objectives be compromised by the irresponsible consumption of alcohol, additional restrictions may be imposed in the future.
The Department will pursue the possibility of new partnerships with county tourism and retail liquor stores to establish a public outreach effort to educate State Forest Visitors about drinking responsibly and employing Leave No Trace (LNT) Ethics, a policy DNR has been promoting in its parks. In order to preserve the beauty and serenity of Maryland's State Forests, visitors are asked to leave their campsites litter-free, refrain from nailing and cutting trees, report vandalism of recreation facilities, pack out all food waste and be considerate of others. A public outreach effort will strive to raise the level of compliance with LNT ethics, in order to improve campsite conditions and the outdoor recreation experience in the State Forests.
"I hope all our visitors who enjoy alcohol while camping in our forests continue to do so responsibly," said Secretary Griffin.
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This was the second annual One Church March for the Mountain.
"We started out in thunder and lightning and rain this morning, but God has provided us a good day," event coordinator Jon Henderson said during the fifth hour of the walk.
They began at 7 a.m. at the New Life Christian Center in Boaz, and ended at the Guntersville High School football stadium, a march of about 15 miles.
"Every step I go, man, the Lord gives me more energy and here we go because the message needs to get out. There's a message of hope we're bringing. We're getting outside our walls and we're bringing the message of hope," Henderson said.
Under the banner One Church, Christians gathered from different congregations among several denominations, and this year, many came from the hispanic community.
Fernando Rodriguez led a group from Luz a Las Naciones Christian Center.
"For us it's a big opportunity to unite with the white community and to participate in this and to glorify the name of Jesus," Rodriguez said.
A pick up truck with large speakers blasted praise songs in Spanish as well as in English, and youths riding on a truck behind marchers shouted "Jesus loves you!" at passing cars.
Henderson started this Awakening March in 2012 to call upon God for unity, to re-awaken the church and to fight against meth and drugs. He said they need Jesus to walk through Marshall County, and some marchers carried crosses during their walks of faith.
"I think we're at a time in our nation where they've tried everything and the world's looking for hope and they've looked for it in all the places that wouldn't satisfy," Henderson said.
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In this guide we present to you a mesmer build focused on confusing your opponents. What I will add on this build is the fact that while it lacks spike potential, it does in fact deal massive amounts of damage when enough confusion is stacked on your opponents. Confusion is underrated by many and yet I've lost count at the amount of times I've seen a double dagger elementalist or thief kill themselves in only a few seconds by ignoring confusion. What I also love about this build is the fact you are so tough to kill.
Please Note: This build transfers directly to PvE and WvW, you simply need to Passiflora items. Although these are expensive, the best alternative is Rabid.
+ Capable of handling multiple opponents at once through the staffs mobility
- Can be vulnerable to condition removal
+ Players deal massive damage to themselves when stacked heavily with confusion
- Relies on being able to land your shatters to truely stack confusion
+ Excels at 1 on 1 and transfers perfectly to WvW and PvE
- Your damage potential is reduced when Nullfield/Feedback are on cooldown
+ Is highly capable of holding control points for long periods of time
- Is relatively slow at dealing damage compared to raw power or full shatter based builds
+ Remains a powerful and flexible build
- Is it actually too good?
+ If played right you will hardly ever die
- Crippling Dissipation
- Confusing Enchantments
- Debilitating Dissipation
- Chaotic Dampening
- Master of Misdirection
- Dazzling Glamours
- Blinding Befuddlement
Why these Traits?
The entire purpose of this build is to stack as much confusion on your opponent as possible. Unfortunately many of the mesmers default skills (with the exception of the scepter) don't actually cause confusion. Instead, you have to rely on traits to bolt-on the condition to many of your existing skills. Crippling Dissipation is a solid choice to take based on the fact that most players when fighting a mesmer will utilise area of effect skills to destroy your illusions. This works to your advantage as by them doing so causes them to be crippled, significantly reducing their movement speed and allowing you to target them easier with your shatters. Confusing Enchantments compliments Feedback and Nullfield on the basis that once cast, every time your enemies enter or exit their fields they will suffer confusion. In the midst of a fight its gaurenteed that players will instantly exit either ensuring at least one stack of confusion. Using Feedback and Nullfield at the same time is also a viable tactic as it will cause at least 2 stacks.
Master of Misdirection will prolong your confusion stacks by 33% but when added up alongside your 20 points in Domination should see your confusion last around 53% longer. Finally, Dazzling Glamours and Blinding Befuddlement pair wonderfully together (also with Confusing Enchanements) as any Glamour fields you place down will not only blind your foes, but those foes who suffer blindness will also suffer confusion. Awesome.
Please Note: Dependent on your playstyle, it's actually possible to drop 20 points from the Chaos Trait line and place it into Dueling instead, seeking out Desperate Decoy and Deceptive Evasion.
- Ether Feast
- Feedback
- Null Field
- Mirror Images
- Moa Morph
Why these Skills?
Ether Feast remains the best heal for a mesmer utilising clones regularly. Each additional illusion you have active heals you for a further 670 health, totaling around 7900 with three active illusions. This is significantly greater than the other heals, though its cooldown of 20 seconds is relatively lengthy. However, you should find you're able to use it several times in protracted fights.
Feedback and Nullfield are both taken due to them being Glamour fields with wide radius'. Considering the traits you've taken, every time players exit or enter them while in combat they'll suffer confusion and blindness. Thankfully this build is so defensive through the use of staff that you don't need to use Null Field to cure your conditions, so be sure to use it as offensively as possible by attacking a player with Feedback and Nullfield simultaneously for maximum impact. Where possible, also try to drop both on large crowds to watch the numbers fly.
Lastly, I choose to take Mirror Images as it acts as a stun breaker and allows you to create two clones at once. This build is already hugely survivable so I tend to use Mirror Images offensively (rather than for the stun break) to quickly stack confusion.
Please Note: This build doesn't need Mirror Images, but I tend to take it as a skill to produce yet another clone or two. Alternative skills which really are excellent are Decoy (for extra stealth alongside The Prestige) or Signet of Domination to stun your opponents and increase your condition damage. Lastly, using the heal Mirror is an excellent choice here as your tankiness and healing power make it a viable, short cooldown heal.
- x6 Superior Rune of Undead
- Superior Sigil of Corruption
- Superior Sigil of Energy (on both offhand torch and staff)
- Shaman's Amulet and Jewel
Why these Upgrades and Amulets?
Superior Runes of Undead provide you with a great boost to your toughness but also allow you to squeeze out even more condition damage (an additional 183 from the base statistics and a further 5% converted from your toughness). Default condition damage from all this should be around 1230, a considerable amount.
Superior Sigil of Corrupted is here to further improve your condition damage (bringing your total to 1500 when fully stacked) while Superior Sigil of Energy on your offhand and staff is to support your ability to dodge and evade damage.
Lastly, utilising Shaman's Amulet and Jewel guarantees high levels of toughness (around 1900) while still providing a good proportion of condition damage and extra healing.
Please Note: If you want a little higher condition damage, you can take a Rabid Amulet and Jewel which will also provide you with a significantly improved critical hit chance.
- Scepter and Torch (Primary)
- Staff (Secondary)
Why these Weapons?
The weapon sets and purpose of them is to stack as many conditions as possible, specifically confusion. The Scepter and Torch aren't the most exciting weapon sets in the game, but they are a lot of fun to use. Illusionary Counter on the Scepter is a powerful block that also allows you to blind (and through traits, confuse your opponents) while Confusing Images stacks confusion 5 times and deals a surprising amount of damage (from a good range!). The Prestige on the offhand torch not only has a ridiculously cool name, but it also allows you to stealth and burn your foes while its Phantasm (Phantasmal Mage) stacks retaliation on you and confusion on enemies.
In regards to the Staff, it's probably one of the best weapon sets in the game. It stacks conditions incredibly quickly through Chaos Storm (and boons on you if you stand in it) while it pairs wonderfully with Phase Retreat as when used inside a Chaos Storm will provide you with Chaos Armour. Using the combofield in this way realistically provides you with two Chaos Armour's. Lastly, Phantasmal Warlock hits like a truck- just be sure to use it when your opponent has plenty of conditions.
When it comes to your attacking rotation I'd recommend you always start with the Scepter/Torch before then swapping to the staff.
- Phantasmal Mage
- Confusing Images
- Null Field
- Mirror Images
- Cry of Frustration
- Change to Staff
- Null Field
- Chaos Storm
- Phase Retreat
- Phantasmal Warlock
- Dodge
- Mind Wrack
- Change back to Scepter when off cooldown
- Confusing Images
If your opponent isn't dead, repeat the process ensuring that you time your shatters and the use of Cry of Frustration to maximise your confusion stacking.
i really like your hard work on this guide. Seams to work as far as i can say.
YES! Thanks for putting this
YES! Thanks for putting this one together :)
What do you think of swapping out the torch for pistol and then taking the traits to stack bleeding on crit (tends to combo well with the pistol phantasm) ?
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I think that would work fine.
I think that would work fine. However, you'd sacrifice a good burning skill in the torch as well as a phantasm that stacks confusion. I like the pistol phantasm, but its slow to cast and has a long cool down.
Good points. Thanks :)
Good points. Thanks :)
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What about swapping out the
What about swapping out the staff? How much is lost?
I like the basic premise of the build, but I've never liked staff on my mesmer, preferring sword and some offhand (I like to be in melee anytime I can). Would that just be too great a sacrifice?
I'm currently running a 'tanky' shatter with my mesmer, but find I spend all my energy trying to line up confusion stacks - so the idea of redoing my build for that aim seems ideal.
Seems like too big a
Seems like too big a sacrifice to me. The staff provides the meat of the conditions in this build (outside of confusion). It's also a potent illusion factory and good mobility tool. Sword / X doesn't really gel with a condition or confusion focus since it, and its offhands, have more of a power focus.
Figured as much. Just really
Figured as much. Just really don't like the gameplay of staff on the mesmer, and seeking a melee option of some sort that can compliment my ranged weapon choice of scepter.
Can you post a screen shot of
Can you post a screen shot of your armor so I can see what to craft in PvE
In PvE just take Passiflora
In PvE just take Passiflora or Rabid :)
What do you recommend for PVE
What do you recommend for PVE armor stats
Would it still work if i
Would it still work if i swapped out the torch for a focus?
Not really, you need the
Not really, you need the stealth and burn that the torch offers..
Hey, thanks so much for the
Hey, thanks so much for the build, the concept is stunnnig and everything works wonderfully! 2 problem I have though and they're very tiny problems :) In the description of why you chose the specified skills you never mentioned an alternative elite skill to the Moa Bird or why you chose it, personally I don't like the skill and I find that Time Warp and Mass Invisibility are the only Asuran Mesmer elites I use :) I find the golemns are useless and the Moa just seems equally pointless. Secondly, you mentioned using Null Field and Feedback together to add 2 stacks of confusion if the foe were to leave the area of effect, but at the end when you note which skills to use at which point, you didn't mention Feedback. Is this perhaps a mistake or are you suggesting later on that it's not needed or any other reason? Sorry to be a pain, it's just it looks an incredible build but just got a little "confused" with these two points :D
One more point, and this is nothing of your fault I promise, I hope this post doesn't seem negative because it's one of the best builds I have used for the mesmer so far :D But the Sigil of Superior Energy at the time cost 3 gold and you have said to use two, however for 25% endurance from the Major Sigil cost 2 silver so I went for the 25% rather than 50% as I couldn't afford it. Is that a problem or do I require the 50%
That's not a problem Kesuka!
That's not a problem Kesuka! Do what you can afford :)
How well does this build fare
How well does this build fare in WvW?
Not your work.
Anon - you said "not your
Anon - you said "not your work" and provided a link to prove it, however the builds are not the same
20/20/0/0/30 your linked page
20/0/20/0/30 this page
Hi, I really liked reading
Hi, I really liked reading through your guide! Since the Mesmer seems to be nerfed a lot (at least its what I read in forums and heard people say) is this build still "good" in WvW?


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I saw this fabulous quote on pinterest, and I knew I had to make one of my own. I think it'll be perfect on my bathroom counter. It's just what I need to read every morning while looking at my beautiful bed-head and make-up from the night before :). just kidding, I always wash my make-up off at night....sometimes...
Click on the links below to download the pdf. I made 3 versions, all with the ever popular ombre color scheme. There are also convenient crop marks, so it can be cut and placed in a 4x6 frame. I also think it could be used to make a card. Everyone loves to hear how good they look, no matter what the occasion.
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If you're looking for more free printables, check out my "All You Need is Love" printable here.
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Area scores: Lady Jackets power past Byrd 12-2
Lee County 12, Douglas Byrd 2
Chandler Patterson hit a home run and totaled five RBI as the Lady Yellow Jackets (7-3, 6-2) won a Cape Fear Valley game at Douglas Byrd (6-7, 3-4) Tuesday night.
Morgan Pedley pitched a complete game for the win and got six strikeouts. Pedley had a double and RBI at the plate. Tessa Wilson had a double and two RBI. Lee County broke the game open with a six-run second inning taking a 9-2 lead.
Lee County played at Union Pines last night and will host Terry Sanford at 7 p.m. Friday.
North Moore 3, Chatham Central 0
The Lady Mustangs (9-1, 7-1) shut out the Lady Bears (4-6, 4-5) in a Yadkin Valley game in Robbins Tuesday night.
North Moore will host East Montgomery at 6 p.m. Friday. Chatham Central faced Southern Lee last night and goes to West Montgomery for a 6 p.m. start today.
Purnell Swett 6, Pinecrest 4
The Lady Rams answered three Pinecrest runs to open the scoring in the second with a four-run rally in the bottom of the third and went on to a Southeastern Conference win Tuesday night.
Carmen Love went 2 for 3 at the plate, Anna Bridgman went 2 for 4 and Bri Embler scored two runs for the Lady Patriots (8-4, 3-3).
Pinecrest hosts Lumberton in an SEC game at 7 p.m. tonight.
Harnett Central 7, West Johnston 6
West Johnston (7-3, 4-2) scored five runs in the sixth to take a 6-1 lead, only for the Lady Trojans (6-3, 4-2) to come back with a run in the sixth and a five-run rally in the seventh for a walk-off conference win Tuesday.
Anna Bain had two doubles in four at-bats along with two runs and an RBI while Madalyn Hamilton went 2 for 3 with two runs and an RBI for Harnett Central.
The Lady Trojans played South View last night and will host Clayton for a Greater Neuse River game at 7 p.m. Friday.
Cleveland 12, Western Harnett 0
Cleveland (8-3, 4-1) routed the Lady Eagles (4-8, 2-3) in a Two Rivers game in Lillington Tuesday evening. The Lady Rams led 7-0 through two innings and ended the game in five frames.
Western Harnett played at Middle Creek last night and will host Corinth Holders at 7 p.m. Friday.
Cape Fear Christian 15, Wake Christian 0
Cape Fear Christian (6-1) drilled visiting Wake Christian (5-5) Tuesday afternoon in Erwin. The Lady Eagles host Community Christian in a Carolina Christian game at 5 p.m. today.
Lee County 13, Douglas Byrd 3
The Yellow Jackets (6-7, 5-3) completed a regular-season sweep of Douglas Byrd (4-12, 1-8) in Sanford Tuesday night in Cape Fear Valley play.
Lee County played at Union Pines last night. The Vikings led the Jackets by a half-game for third place in the CFVC going into last night's game. Lee County will host Terry Sanford at 7 p.m. Friday.
Grace Christian 11, Cape Fear Christian 0
The Crusaders (8-6, 4-1) blanked Cape Fear Christian in five innings for a Carolina Christian win Tuesday. Caleb Welborn got the victory on the mound.
Grace Christian will host Northwood Temple at 5 p.m. Friday. Cape Fear Christian will play at Lee Christian at 4 p.m. Friday.
Pinecrest 9, Purnell Swett 3
The Patriots (11-3, 4-2) made it four straight wins, all in Southeastern games, Tuesday night at Purnell Swett (9-4, 2-4).
Hunter Phillips got the win with Culley Bayless getting a save for the Patriots. Tristan Helms led the Patriot hitting going 2 for 5 with three RBI. Jackson Maples and Dylan Wallace had two hits and two RBI each.
Pinecrest hosts Lumberton in an SEC game at 7 p.m. tonight.
Harnett Central 7, West Johnston 4
The Trojans (6-2, 5-1) topped visiting West Johnston (6-5, 3-4) in a Greater Neuse River game Tuesday night. Harnett Central will host Clayton at 7 p.m. Friday.
Girls soccer
Grace Christian 5, Neuse Christian 2
Torie Boyte and Madison Bolen scored two goals each and Charity Taylor added one goal as the Lady Crusaders (10-1, 5-0) beat visiting Neuse Christian in a Carolina Christian Conference match Tuesday afternoon.
Boyte, Taylor, Kyndle Wallace, Hannah Scully and Jazmine Urrutia had one assist apiece.
Grace Christian plays a non-conference match at 4 p.m. today at O'Neal.
Union Pines 4, Lee County 0
The Lady Vikings (9-2-2, 7-1-0) scored twice in each half for a Cape Fear Valley victory over visiting Lee County (3-7, 3-7) Tuesday night.
Maritza Santos made 32 saves in goal for the Lady Yellow Jackets.
Union Pines played at Southern Lee last night and will host Douglas Byrd at 6 p.m. Friday. Lee County's next match is set for April 28 at home versus Westover.
Community Christian 5, Lee Christian 1
Community Christian (6-3-1, 4-1-0) defeated the Lady Falcons (4-4, 3-3) in a Carolina Christian match in Wilson Tuesday evening.
The Lady Falcons will be back in action on April 22 with a match at Neuse Christian.
Graham 1, Jordan-Matthews 0
Graham's Monica Alvarez scored in the 30th minute and that was enough for the Lady Red Devils (2-5, 2-2) to get a Mid-State win at Jordan-Matthews (5-6-1, 3-2-0) Tuesday night. The Lady Jets hosted Carrboro last night.
Cleveland 9, Western Harnett 0
Cleveland (8-4-1, 6-0-0) rolled to a Two Rivers win at Western Harnett behind Emily Truelove's five goals and three assists Tuesday evening.
The Lady Eagles (3-6, 0-4) will host Corinth Holders at 6 p.m. Friday.
West Johnston 8, Harnett Central 1
West Johnston (13-0-2, 6-0-1) remained undefeated in Greater Neuse River play at Harnett Central (4-7, 2-4) Tuesday night. Harnett Central played Clayton last night and goes to Garner this evening for a 6:30 p.m. start.
Cape Fear 2, Overhills 1
Overhills (3-8, 3-5) led 1-0 at halftime but couldn't complete an upset versus the visiting Lady Colts (11-4, 6-1) in a Mid-South Athletic match Tuesday night.
The Lady Jaguars play a league match at E.E. Smith at 6 p.m. this evening.
Village Christian 1, O'Neal 0
Village Christian (5-5-1, 3-1-1) edged the Lady Falcons (1-3-1, 1-3-0) in a Cape Fear Independent Conference match in Southern Pines Tuesday afternoon. O'Neal hosts Grace Christian at 4 p.m. today.


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Despite the fact that season three almost ended with Ronnie and Sammi burning the beach house down with their minds, rumors of Jersey Shore firings have been greatly exaggerated. Earlier today Jersey Shore recasting rumors were swirling, suggeting that the original Orange Eight will have to get 9-to-5s following their fifth season. However as an MTV spokesperson informed The Hollywood Reporter, "We love the present cast, and their summer adventures have just begun. We currently have no plans to recast the show." When you get your hands on a gem like Deena you do not let her go, do you hear us? You do not let her go.
It makes sense that producers have no plans to train a new crew on how to secretly nap at the t-shirt shop, seeing as how the network has spin-offs in the works for Snooki and J-Woww, The Situation and Pauly D. The cast just recently returned from shooting a season of Jersey Shore Italy adventures, and were immediately sequestered before the start of their season five shoot in Seaside, New Jersey. If they have to keep Snooki in a giant gerbil cage to keep the show going, you know they will, especially since that is an excellent idea for yet another spin-off.


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There is much to be said against Newt Gingrich, and I'll admit I've said some of it. His ambition is, as George Will said in this interview with Laura Ingraham today (available via the Daily Caller), fueled by delusions of grandeur in which he is the second coming of Winston Churchill and Charles De Gaulle while at the same time being largely devoid of much wisdom. His positions are those of a "big government conservative" who latches on to every intellectual fad that comes down the road. And his post-congressional career as a D.C. influence peddler (don't call him a "lobbyist") led him to support a number of causes, including the ethanol boondoggle and the Freddie Mac housing subsidies, that no respectable conservative political thinker should have been caught dead backing.
But when it comes to criticizing him for the amount of money in his bank account now as opposed to when he first arrived in Washington as a member of Congress from Georgia in January 1979, I say it's time for Newt-bashers to calm down and back off. A piece in today's Roll Call reports the fact that Gingrich left Congress a much wealthier man than he left it. While it is true many politicians have enriched themselves via various forms of corruption during their time on Capitol Hill, I don't think it's fair to put Gingrich in the same category as those like Lyndon Johnson or Duke Cunningham (who, unlike LBJ, was nabbed for his nefarious conduct). There is nothing wrong with making money by writing books or giving speeches, which was the only way Gingrich supplemented his income during this period.
Though it has become a familiar theme with some conservative activists, the plain fact of the matter is members of Congress are not overpaid, either now or 30 years ago when Gingrich arrived on the scene. An increasing number of politicians come to Congress with great wealth. That is something that is the direct result of campaign finance "reform" which gives those who don't need contributions a leg up. But most members are far from rich and understandably find the task of maintaining two households (one in their constituency and one in Washington) a difficult task. They may not deserve the sympathy of voters — most earn far less than their member of Congress — but neither should we seek to reduce their pay, as Rick Perry has demanded. Doing so will just make it even harder to recruit candidates who are not independently wealthy.
While it's fair to say Gingrich used his time in Congress relentlessly promoting himself as well as his ideas, there is a big difference between the money he made then off books and speeches and the kind of graft that sometimes enriches members of our political class. If his books sold well and people wanted to hear him speak, so much the better for him, and we ought not to begrudge him his royalties and honorariums. Even after he became Speaker and thus a public figure much in demand, he was not, as Roll Call puts it, "a financial titan." And it should also be pointed out that he was forced to disgorge a lot of the money he made while in Congress to charities because of restrictions on his income. He also lost most of the money he might have made off a rich book deal after he became Speaker because it violated House rules.
Even if we look at his less savory post-congressional career as an influence peddler, one can't say he did anything unethical, even if it is hypocritical of him to deny he has become the quintessential Washington insider who helped people game the system. Gingrich became wealthy because a lot of people have bought his books, paid to hear him speak or believed he was an effective spokesperson for their causes. There's nothing dishonorable about that, even if some of those causes were not ones I think he should have been supporting (and like Will, I'll take him at his word that he didn't take money to flack for causes or ideas he didn't already support). He may not be the right person to lead the Republican Party or the country, but he is no crook.


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Bill's Barbecue closing remaining locations Sept 16
I guess they waited too long to restructure, or else business dropped too precipitously? Sad to see a Richmond institution go by the wayside, even if I didn't like their BBQ much, their chocolate pie and banana pudding and limeaid were staples of many here in Richmond
I'm sorry to see them go. While I realize that many younger folks did not care for their "barbecue," this was a great place in its heyday.
re: Janet from Richmond
If I were the Ukrops family I would reach out to Bill's and see if I could get them to do their pies to sell in the Ukrops serviced Martin's stores, or something along those lines.
re: PenskeFan
That's a great idea. I always loved their crust (I think there's lard in it...lol) and that whipped cream..mmmmm.
re: PenskeFan
Great idea! I really want the HOT SAUCE more than the pies or even the BBQ.
So sad. Bill's is a Richmond institution. We have a family tradition of one Bill's BBQ meal during the stay of any visiting family members. We just get a couple of pounds with the fixins. To me their hot sauce is the best thing they have. I have never tasted any other like it and I am going to REALLY miss it. It seems to me that someone should be able to purchase the recipes and re-open with an updated presentation?? But I think that the idea of selling pie and SAUCE recipes to Ukrops and letting Ukrops offer the product in their stores is better than no Bill's at all forever. I just can't imagine Richmond without Bill's. Well, I'm still working on getting used to Richmond without Thalheimer's and Charles Chips!
re: mavora
So does anybody have an attempt at their hot sauce recipe? I'm really going to miss it!


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FOSDEM: Gnash Developer Deciphers RTMP
Rob Savoye has been engaged in numerous projects, but in his work on Gnash, a free implementation of the Adobe Flash Player, he found a hard nut to crack: how to decipher the protocol details of the Real Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) it uses. He has now presented his solution at the FOSDEM '09 conference in Belgium.
Savoye, developer with the Open Media Now project funded by Red Hat founder Bob Young, has worked on compilers and debuggers in the past. With Gnash he's been involved in enhancing support for ActionScript 9. Version 8 of the software already serves as a plug-in for Firefox and Konqueror, according to Savoye.
For him, reverse-engineering RTMP for Gnash has not least of all been a mental challenge. He would stare at hex code long enough until a revelation hit him, he said with a smile. He gave an example of his process: at first he searched for certain byte sequences of ASCII code in a collection of as many sample artifacts as possible. He could then determine the boundaries of other data fields and tried to locate a protocol data header. Based on his experience he could then often establish field lengths and checksums for the RTMP protocol.
Numbers are almost always coded in big-endian order in network protocols and checksums rarely consist of anything other than a simple sum or result of a cyclic redundancy check (CRC), according to Savoye. He wrote a log of test code to check his assumptions and warns prospective reverse engineers that they'd have to throw away much of their assumptions if proved false.
Not least of all he cautions imitators about possible legal implications: simple disassembling of proprietary software can lead to claims from respective originators. He therefore recommended involving legal counsel as early as possible in the process. It's also useful, according to Savoye, when a developer reimplements the code, to extract the specification from the network packet and leave just the protocol description for another independent developer in his implementation. Apparently the newest YouTube videos are already viewable using the current Gnash version based on Savoye's work.
You are rightYou are completely right, I lost that in translation: The even more precise text reads: Gnash supports most SWF v7 features and some SWF v8 and v9.
Actionscript 3 is the most current version"....enhancing support for ActionScript 9."
You mean Adobe Flash 9 right? I am an Adobe Flex developer and as per my knowledge and experience Actionscript 3 is the latest version.
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Supernatural Life Conference - Harrisburg, PA
September 27 - 29, 2013
Are you ready for adventure?
Get ready to awaken the gifts and dreams that God has placed inside of you and learn how to walk them out in the power of the Spirit.
We believe this will be a divine turning point in your life. Every session has been designed to equip you to step into deeper dimensions of healing, faith and Holy Spirit-empowered ministry. We have purposely invited seasoned leaders who are filled-to-the-brim with unstoppable Love, Wisdom, and Faith. They also flow in the prophetic and healing gifts.
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Life Center Ministries International
411 S 40th Street
Harrisburg, PA 17111
Georgian and Winnie "CoCo" Banov, lovingly referred to as the, "Joy Apostles" are a radical team with a powerful message. Boldly declaring the finished work of the Cross they minister freedom, joy, supernatural healings and wholeness.
Georgian was born in communist Bulgaria. As a teenager, he was a founding member of the first official rock 'n roll band in the country. He escaped the iron curtain and was mightily saved after coming to the United States. It was during the tale end of the "Jesus Movement" in 1974 that he had a powerful encounter with Christ in Southern California. Soon after getting saved, he became a leader of a contemporary Christian band called, "Silverwind" in the 1980's. He was also the co-writer and co-producer of famous children classics, such as "Music Machine" and "Bullfrogs and Butterflies, which sold over 3.5 million copies worldwide and earned Dove Awards and Grammy nominations.
The Banovs travel extensively holding apostolic renewal meetings and conferences worldwide. Charged with a heart of compassion for the poorest of the poor, they also host lavish evangelistic feeding crusades throughout the third world.
Bill Johnson and his wife Beni are the senior pastors of Bethel Church. Bill is a fifth-generation pastor with a rich heritage in the things of the Spirit. Together they serve a growing number of churches that have partnered for revival. This apostolic network has crossed denominational lines in building relationships that enable church leaders to walk in both purity and power.
The present move of God has brought Bill into a deeper understanding of the phrase, "on earth as it is in Heaven." Heaven is the model for our life and ministry. Jesus lived with this principle by only doing what He saw His Father doing. Learning to recognize the Holy Spirit's presence, and how to follow His lead will enable us to do the works of Christ, destroying the works of the devil. Healing and deliverance must become the common expression of this Gospel of power once again.
Bill and the Bethel Church family have taken on this theme for life and ministry. Healings, ranging from cancer to broken bones, to learning disorders and emotional healing, happen with regularity. This is the children's bread. And these works of God are not limited to revival meetings. The church is learning how to take this anointing to the schools, workplace, and neighborhoods with similar results. Bill teaches that we owe the world an encounter with God, and that a Gospel without power is not the Gospel that Jesus preached.
Heidi Baker's Greatest Passion is to live in the manifest presence of God and to carry His glory, presence and love to a lost and dying world. She longs to see others laying their lives down for the sake of the gospel and coming home to the Father's love. Rolland and Heidi Baker founded Iris Ministry, now Iris Global, in 1980. In 1995, they were called to the poorest country in the world at the time, Mozambique, and faced an extreme test of the Gospel. They began by pouring out their lives among abandoned street children, and as the Holy Spirit moved miraculously in many ways, a revival movement spread to adults, pastors, churches and then throughout the bush all across Mozambique's ten provinces. Heidi is now "Mama Aida" to thousands of children, and oversees a broad holistic ministry that includes Bible schools, medical clinics, church-based orphan care, well drilling, primary schools, evangelistic industries, cottage farms, widow's programs, and healing outreaches in remote villages that includes a network of hundreds of churches. She earned her BA, MA degrees from S.C.C., Vanguard University and her PhD from Kings College, University of London. She is calling for a passionate tribe of believers who will pour out their life for love's sake and bring all children of all age's home to the Fathers embrace!
Bill and Traci Vanderbush were Pastors for 12 years when they had a supernatural encounter that drew them into an incredible adventure of being shaped and fashioned by the power and grace of God. To describe where their journey has brought them, Bill says, "The finished work of Jesus Christ removed every obstacle to the manifestation of your identity as one united with the God Who is Love. No longer driven by duty, we are now compelled by Love." They currently Pastor on staff at Cathedral of Praise and lead the south campus the Austin School of Supernatural Ministry (AuSSM) where their burning passion is to empower the people of God to do the works of Jesus and live out the mystery of our union with Christ. Be prepared to be invited into a spontaneous, Holy Spirit-led, team ministry training experience that will forever transform the way you see and do life. In their interactive sessions you will be supernaturally empowered to invade the impossible. Bill and Traci currently live in Austin with their children, Britain, and Sara.
Dr. Lance Wallnau is a dynamic teacher with a unique and powerful gift for imparting the Word of God. His anointed messages are remembered years afterwards because he captivates his audiences by humor, illustrations, drawings, and fresh vocabulary which penetrates deep into the heart with incredible authority, clarity, and personal application. Lance's prophetic teaching helps people see a clearer path into transformation. His unique style and humor are designed to keep you smiling so it isn't too painful when the truth hits home. Such high intensity in the Holy Spirit, accompanied by his pointed, colorful delivery, and use of diagrams and instruments enable him to impact his audiences and clients worldwide. His teaching is an unforgettable experience.
Charles and Anne Stock are river guides in the natural and in the spirit. Loving the journey, they invite and include everyone they meet, while sharing everything they have. They camp on the shores of honest friendship, run the rapids of spiritual warfare, and turn the sharp corners of God's movement and revelation. They 'Lewis and Clark' their way through the new land of the kingdom, discovering its beauty and awe. With the fire of the Holy Spirit, they help blaze a trail for thousands to follow and also experience the greatness oftheir big sky God.
Friday - September 27
- 8:30 AM - Registration Opens
- 9:30 AM - Morning Session with Bill Vanderbush
- 12:00 Noon - Global Celebration Partner Reception #1 (sold out)
- 2:30 PM - Afternoon Session with Bill Johnson
7:00 PM - Evening Session with Bill Johnson
Saturday - September 28
- 9:30 AM - Morning Session with Georgian Banov
- 12:00 Noon - Global Celebration Partner Reception #2 (sold out)
- 2:30 PM - Afternoon Session with Winnie Banov and Charles Stock
- 7:00 PM - Evening Session with Lance Wallnau
Sunday - September 29
- 9:00 & 11:00 AM - Lance Wallnau will be speaking at regularly scheduled Life Center services, all are welcomed to attend
- 1:00 PM - Supernatural Business Leader's Reception (sold out)
- 7:00 PM - Evening Session with Heidi Baker
*Global Celebration Partners Receptions are a special time of fellowship and impartation with Georgian and Winnie Banov at 12:00 PM.
This will be a time where you can get up close and personal with the Banovs and some of the Global Celebration team in a relaxed atmosphere. You will also hear more about what God is doing around the world, and learn how to partner with us for global harvest in a more significant way. There is an additional cost of $15 per person for this event, as a light lunch will be served. This will be a great time of fun, food, and fellowship, which will be followed by a special prayer of impartation. Because space is limited, reservations will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Recipe by Kristil Kimbro Lyle
"This pie has won 1st place ribbons in Tennessee four times. It is very rich and best if served warm with ice cream. I usually omit the walnuts, but if you like them, keep them in!"
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3/4 cup
packed brown sugar
8 (1 ounce) squares
unsweetened chocolate, melted
2 teaspoons
instant coffee granules
1 teaspoon
rum flavored extract
1/4 cup
all-purpose flour
1 cup
chopped walnuts
walnut halves
I was not pleased at all with this recipe as is. I made these for a church bake sale and was very disappointed. The texture was WAY off--they crumbled. I cooked them in tart shells and it was awful. I made a second batch using semi-sweet chocolate and those turned out fabulous! I think that may be the key. The color is more like milk chocolate than fudge, but the texture is way better and so is the taste. And by the way, I live in Tennesse.
Wow, very rich and chocolaty! People really liked this and it needs the vanilla ice cream to balance the strength of the chocolate. Too strong for my mom though and almost too strong for me. Needs to be served warm so it doesn't crumble.
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This is our family's favorite chocolate pie. Mine calls for 8 oz. semi sweet chocolate instead of unsweetened. I sub 1 T dark rum for the rum extract, and the consistency is much better with the extra liquid added. My recipe also says to refrigerate at least one hour before serving. It is very rich, and best served with whipped topping or vanilla ice cream.
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MLive.com reports the Grand Rapids-based company says the hiring is because of growth and preparation for fall and holiday seasons.
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Meijer says it wants to hire 4,400 in Michigan, 1,800 in Indiana, 1,600 in Ohio, 900 in Illinois and 500 in Kentucky.
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Hippochrenes amplus
Because Hippochrenes amplus is an extinct genus and species, we can only infer what its behaviour may have been. There are several lines of evidence that we can use:
This species belongs to a superfamily (Stromboidea) of which all living species walk with a discontinuous jerking motion, using a strongly muscular and tubular foot. Therefore we may infer that Hippochrenes had a similar shaped foot and walked in the same way.
Many recent stromboids escape bottom predators such as crabs by leaping into the water column using their muscular foot. It has been suggested that the wing of Hippochrenes might then have allowed hydrodynamic gliding of the shell back to the sediment surface away from the predator.
The adult wing massively extends the area of the shell that may have rested on the sediment. In molluscs wing-like structures commonly act as 'snowshoes' to increase a shell's surface area and prevent the animal sinking into very soft, soupy mud. However, Hippochrenes amplus is found together with the usual range of mud-dwelling molluscs and it is also found in more sandy sediments. Therefore we do not think that the wing acted like a snoeshoe.
Alternatively, the wing may have provided a shelter or chamber into which the animal could extend for walking and feeding, protected from possible predators. We know that Hippochrenes was frequently attacked by predatory crabs or fish from the breakage marks they have left in the edge of the wing. Some Hippochrenes survived these attacks, repaired the lip of their shell and continued to grow.
The wing of live Hippochrenes was commonly encrusted by other marine organisms such as sessile snails, bryozoans (sea mats) and hydroids. Overgrowth of bryozoans and hydroids by later deposited shell layers on the inside of the wing tells us a number of things about the habits of living Hippochrenes snails.
The bryozoans and hydroids encrusted Hippochrenes shells when the snail was alive and still growing.
These organisms are filter-feeders that cannot survive being buried for long periods in mud. This tells us that Hippochrenes lived dominantly on the surface of muddy sediment, not buried within it.
The underside of the wing did not lie flat on the sediment – this would have killed the filter-feeders. So we may conclude that the wing provided a protective shelter over a cavity in which the soft animal could extend to walk and feed yet remain protected from attacks by carnivorous crabs or fish.


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EVANSVILLE - Authorities are investigating a reported attack at a Vanderburgh County apartment complex early Tuesday morning.
According to a Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office news release, a resident of the Mission Viejo Apartment Complex was taken to Deaconess Hospital after being pistol-whipped by a masked, unknown attacker about 1:30 a.m. According to Vanderburgh Sheriff Eric Williams, the victim, a 22-year-old man, suffered a laceration to his forehead, a broken jaw and had one a tooth knocked out during the altercation.
The complex is just north of the intersection of Indiana 62 (Lloyd Expressway) and Boehne Camp Road.
Williams said investigators don't believe anything was taken from the apartment during the incident.
The two residents of the apartment — the injured man and a 21-year-old female — told investigators that they were awakened by a knock at the door and opened it for two women who were outside. When the occupants opened the door, one of the women asked to talk to a specific person. When the occupants said that person did not live at the address, a man came entered the apartment and struck the male occupant in the face, according to the sheriff's office.
A second masked man pointed a gun at the apartment's female resident before the group left. The woman was not injured during the incident.
Though the investigation is still ongoing, Vanderburgh County Sheriff Eric Williams said there is no evidence that the victims knew the suspects. He currently characterized the incident as a random attack. The victims told deputies one of the attackers was a black male, but there was no more specific suspect description than that, according to Williams.
He also had simple advice for people to avoid the potential for similar situations.
"Don't open your door for people you don't know," Williams said.
Williams asked anyone who had information about Tuesday's incident to call the sheriff's office at 812-421-6339.
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Audi of Ingolstadt will release this fall a concept car for the upcoming new Audi A7. Although the production version is not expected to be due before 2009 - first mules of the four door coupe have been sighted taking repeated laps at Germany's race track Nürburgring. The prototype can be distinguished from its wider fenders, bigger tyres and expensive alloy wheels - painted black. The production car will get a luxury style four seat interior, frameless doors, a glass roof, and offer a choice of six different fuel and diesel V6 and V8 engines, and for the top of the line version, the Lamborghini V10.
This new model by Audi will be aimed directly at the competing Mercedes CLS, which became a best seller recently, due to the fact that Daimler-Chrysler is still the only one with this type of car on the market.
Therefore, not only Audi but also Jaguar and Volkswagen are striving to get a rival up and going as soon as possible. Jaguar's version will be the upcoming XJ replacement and Volkswagen is developing a Passat-based coupe with four frameless doors as well.
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1. Brent Woody: Known to his students as the appropriately named "Mr. Woody", the Parkway Central girl's basketball coach was arrested for allegedly having sex with two of his players.
2. Darwin Holly: The southern Missouri man lost a court appeal last Friday, arguing that he should not have been fired from his job for referring to watermelon as "Obama fruit" while at a company picnic.
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PULLMAN — Saturday was a memorable day for Washington State football, even if the game itself was not particularly memorable.
The game, in fact, was downright bizarre.
The Cougars held off underdog Eastern Washington 24-20, but only after star wide receiver Marquess Wilson was inserted into the game on defense on the game's final play and batted away a Hail Mary pass in the end zone.
"He's good at playing the ball in the air," WSU coach Mike Leach said casually. "It really shouldn't have come down to that."
Wilson's heroics came at the end of a fourth quarter that saw WSU lose starting quarterback Jeff Tuel with an apparent leg or knee injury; lose a fumble on the goal line; and lose two long touchdowns on holding penalties in the final 2-plus minutes.
The Cougars offset those self-inflicted wounds with the help of a 60-yard field goal by Andrew Furney; the first two touchdown catches of sophomore wideout Isiah Myers' college career; and a blocked extra point by Toni Pole with 2:17 left that eliminated Eastern's ability to tie the game with a field goal on the Eagles' final drive.
The end result was a victory for the home team in the first game at revamped Martin Stadium. The first sellout crowd (33,598) in five years celebrated the stadium's 40th season of football along with the 1972 team, which held a reunion.
Next up for Washington State is a Friday game at rebuilding UNLV. The Cougars blasted the Rebels 59-7 without an injured Tuel last year, and they might be without Tuel in the rematch.
Tuel walked gingerly off the field after being hit low as he completed a pass on the first play of the fourth quarter. He was in obvious pain when lying on the artificial turf.
"He's 100 percent," Leach said sarcastically. "I would, if anything, think he can run a 4.5 (seconds in the 40-yard dash) now instead of a 4.7."
"He (Leach) took me out because I just basically was feeling too good," Tuel joked.
Leach discourages anyone connected with the team from discussing injuries. Asked if he'll play at UNLV, Tuel said, "We'll see. I'm going to get some work out of the (starting) blocks this week."
Tuel and the Cougars (1-1) looked better on offense than in last week's 30-6 loss at Brigham Young. For the second straight week, however, Leach and Tuel were peeved about inconsistency and costly penalties.
"We left 21 (unscored) points out there," Tuel said. "The game shouldn't have been that close … we need to stop shooting ourselves in the foot."
The Eagles (1-1), ranked ninth in the Football Championship Subdivision, ran 18 more offensive plays than WSU and had a 469-355 advantage in total yards. Eastern scored the only six points of the second half.
The Cougars sacked Kyle Padron four times and held him to 26-for-54 passing for 379 yards, with two touchdowns and two interceptions.
"I can't turn the ball over like I did today," Padron said. "I put my team in a bad spot."
"Defensively, through the whole game, I felt we played pretty good," WSU outside linebacker Cyrus Coen said. "You've got to give a lot of credit to Eastern Washington. They played a hell of a game."
Tuel completed 20 of 26 passes for 171 yards, two TD's and no interceptions. Backup Connor Halliday went 5 for 11 for 76 yards and an interception. One of the late holding penalties cost Halliday a 42-yard touchdown pass to Wilson.
Padron lost one of his favorite targets, senior wide receiver Greg Herd, when he was hit hard in the fourth quarter. The Eagles had no comment about Herd's status.
E. Washington 7 7 0 6—20
Washington St. 14 10 0 0—24
First Quarter
WSU—Myers 2 pass from Tuel (Furney kick), 5:42.
EWas—Kaufman 93 pass from Padron (Pavel kick), 5:15.
WSU—Winston 1 run (Furney kick), 1:29.
Second Quarter
EWas—Talley 5 run (Pavel kick), 11:46.
WSU—Myers 17 pass from Tuel (Furney kick), 8:17.
WSU—FG Furney 60, :00.
Fourth Quarter
EWas—Kaufman 17 pass from Padron (kick blocked), 2:17.
EWas WSU
First downs 22 20
Rushes-yards 30-90 30-108
Passing 379 247
Comp-Att-Int 26-55-2 25-37-1
Return Yards 16 77
Punts-Avg. 8-46.9 7-49.6
Fumbles-Lost 3-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 10-93 8-75
Time of Possession 29:52 30:08
RUSHING—E. Washington, Talley 14-71, Forte 5-14, Padron 10-3, Adams 1-2. Washington St., Winston 12-67, Caldwell 11-46, Galvin 1-0, Tuel 6-(minus 5).
PASSING—E. Washington, Padron 26-54-2-379, Team 0-1-0-0. Washington St., Tuel 20-26-0-171, Halliday 5-11-1-76.
RECEIVING—E. Washington, Clark 6-61, Herd 6-57, Kaufman 5-142, Edwards 4-54, Forte 2-12, Gehring 1-40, Mitchell 1-9, Hill 1-4. Washington St., Myers 6-58, Bartolone 5-15, Wilson 4-47, Marks 3-77, Galvin 3-30, Winston 2-(minus 1), Lintz 1-12, Ratliff 1-9.


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The Republic of Ireland defender left Aston Villa earlier this summer and arrives at Loftus Road on a free transfer.
Dunne has signed a one-year contract and joins fellow Bosman signing Danny Simpson at QPR ahead of the Championship season.
The 33-year-old missed the whole of last season with an Achilles injury but was fit enough to appear as a substitute for Ireland against Georgia last month.
And Rangers will not be left out of pocket if the injury recurs during the forthcoming campaign.
Harry Redknapp told the club website: "There's an agreement in place that if he breaks down, the contract can be ended.
"He's confident he'll be okay and, from our point of view, if he doesn't have any problems with it then we've just signed a very, very good centre-half."
Dunne said: "I've been very close to signing for Harry on a couple of occasions and the opportunity to work with him really appealed to me. Players want to play for Harry and I'm no different.
"I know the club didn't have a good season last term but, having spoken to Harry as well as chairman Tony Fernandes, there's a real determination to bounce back into the Premier League, which is where we all want to be.
"I've played in the Championship and won it with Manchester City, so hopefully my experience will benefit the team over the course of the season. It's a good challenge for me and one I'm very excited about."


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Montgomery, AL – The Alabama State University board of trustees has rejected a settlement plan concerning teacher testing. The state school board had already approved the agreement that would end a 23-year-old federal discrimination lawsuit. An A-S-U attorney says trustees voted to do what they believe is in the best interest of Alabama State and its students. A-S-U trustees and some individual black teachers sued the state in 1981, saying teacher competency exams discriminated against blacks. State school Superintendent Joe Morton says the board's vote is unfortunate. But he says it won't stop the state school board from pursuing teacher testing.


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Today I got the hiccups
Smack, clear out of the blue.
Those fiends up and attacked me
Without notice or clue.
I gulped a cup of water
And held in all my breath,
Then asked my friends to scare me
Quite nearly half to death.
My headstand was just awesome,
I pinched my nose and spun,
Dissolved a cube of sugar
Real slow upon my tongue.
I sucked in lots of fresh air
Then burped all of it out.
And even yelled "AHWOOOOOGA!"
As loud as I could shout.
I grabbed the peanut butter
And spooned out a big glob,
Plopped it in my mouth but, drats-
It did not do the job!
The pickle juice was awful.
Brown paper bags don't work.
And bending over backwards
Made me look like a jerk.
I can't fhicinish speaking
Or lick my ice cream cone.
These hiccups are relentless-
I feel so all alone!
Oh, if I had a cure for
This pain that's ailing me,
I'd put it in a bottle
And give it out for free!
By Susan Burd © 2011