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UK-based video game and interactive entertainment trade group UKIE issued a statement Monday supporting Sony's legal actions against PS3 modchip makers. The modchip in question is the PS3 Break, which was available in mid-September in the United Kingdom. The group said that it "fully supports" SCEE's efforts and its recent successes against PS3 Jailbreak in the UK. The group added that most companies that were selling the device in the UK have stopped doing so, thanks to legal action.
UKIE Director General Michael Rawlinson said the following:
"Having our member, SCEE, respond so quickly to prevent the sale of illegal PS3 modification chips shows the commitment that the video games and interactive entertainment industry has to stamping out intellectual property theft. Intellectual property theft is a hugely damaging crime both to the individuals whose creativity is stolen and to the businesses that make up Britain's video games and interactive entertainment industry. UKIE's own anti-piracy unit works tirelessly to combat the illegal trading of video games and we welcome Sony's swift and committed response to dealing with the illegal sale of the PS3 Break modchip."
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No that's not a stylish sideboard, it's a spanking-new kitchen island from Seattle-based firm Henrybuilt's handsome line of freestanding kitchen storage pieces. According to Remodelista, the elegant wood-and-steel designs are custom built with both open and covered storage. We're drooling over the cool slits in the counter for having knives and bottles at the ready.
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March 28, 2012
Our Daughter's New Attorney | printable version
For over a year now, we've been dealing with the aftermath of the accident on Valentine's Day, 2011 when our daughter and her boyfriend were in a head-on collision. The person who hit them had been dialing his cell phone when he crossed all the way over the center line. Both vehicles were going 45-50 when they hit. Ali's wrist was shattered and her boyfriend had three broken ribs, a broken leg, and more. Fast-forward 13 months. After months of good-faith negotiations on the victims' side, the insurance adjuster for the guilty driver told Ali's boyfriend that if he can't be a chef anymore because his leg is so badly injured, he "should just go be a greeter at Walmart."
That was the last straw. Her boyfriend hired an attorney. This week, our daughter hired the same attorney (after the settlement she was offered by the insurance company wasn't even enough to cover her past and future medical bills) and I went with her for the meeting. I admit I'm not a fan of ambulance chasers. You know the type - the lawyers with the flashy suits, twinkling white teeth and shiny hair who appear to be staring back at you from every other billboard and every public bus stop bench here in Florida. I usually don't pay much attention, barely glancing at the billboards and then, admittedly, looking away in disgust. The courts are so abused by scammers now and frivolous lawsuits abound. But, even I admit these guys can help when you're dealing with a real jerk at an insurance company...who's probably getting a bonus for every dollar he does NOT pay for your care. But, that doesn't mean we have to LIKE these cheesy ambulance chasers, right?
We arrived at the law firm and the sign on the door looked vaguely familiar - something I'd seen on TV perhaps? I didn't have long to think about it. We met with a female attorney first, filled out a ton of paperwork, answered a few hundred questions (or so it seemed), signed a few dozen dotted lines, etc., etc. She was very serious, and had a no-nonsense personality. No smiles from her. Just business. I liked her. She's just the type of unfriendly, stern-faced (okay...SCARY!) person you want arguing for you.
Then, the guy who'll actually be representing our daughter glided into the room. He had on a very colorful, flashy suit. Few men can pull off wearing THAT many colors and actually look fashionable. His teeth were impossibly white and perfectly straight and his hair was so shiny I thought it may have been plastic - like a vinyl doll's molded hair. He smiled, said all the right things, and added a clause to the contract saying he'd only take a percentage of what our daughter gets OVER the original settlement offer, which seemed fair. He had a lot of attitude and, okay, I admit it. I liked him. I liked him a lot. He was professional yet humorous and he made our daughter feel much better - not so much like a victim - more like a fighter. She was actually smiling and that's something she never does when she's talking about the accident.
We finished up and left and, on the way back to our daughter's house, she turned at me and said, "You know what? That lawyer's picture is on a bench at the bus stop by my house."
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Arts Quest Ep. 40 - Meet Matt Otis. A sit down interview and performance by touring singer/songwriter Matt Otis. Enjoy!
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Eat, relax, enjoy!IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
Type of Meal PlanIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
The IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus Hotel is an all-inclusive premium resort on La Barrosa beach also offering room and breakfast, room-only, full-board plus or half-board deals. A wide range of options for you to plan your best holiday on the ravishing Costa de la Luz.
The high-quality services and the attentive staff of the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus are your passport to a holiday in Cádiz where you can have it all.
Check out the advantages of each of the board bases available at the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus Hotel.
All-Inclusive IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
... A feast for your senses
A time to enjoy, to get carried away and discover a universe of little pleasures. A full, unique, unforgettable experience to have in good company.
View the details of all-inclusive packages at the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus Hotel and choose your best way of being on holiday by the sea in La Barrosa, surrounded by all kinds of services and in full comfort. With all-inclusive premium, you can have breakfast, lunch and dinner at the resort (beverages included), participate in entertainment activities and enjoy modern facilities as you relax by the sea.
All-inclusive is a unique type of accommodation in Chiclana de la Frontera. The full food service includes buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner at the Al Andalus restaurant, with self-service drinks and delicious coffee served at your table.
All-inclusive guests in our beachfront resort in La Barrosa have free access to the Alameda grill restaurant, serving great dinners with specialities from every country and self-service drinks in the high season. In addition, guests can have tasty and healthy snacks and drinks or cocktails between meals throughout the day.
All-inclusive packages include national and imported beverages, so that guests can drink whatever they want whenever they want it. Sip amazing cocktails in good company as you watch the sun go down in Costa de la Luz, or during the shows organised in our modern resort in Sancti Petri.
Please note:
- Surcharge applies to premium beverages.
- Opening hours may vary due to weather conditions and occupancy.
Full Board PlusIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
... Come on holiday and be stimulated by a unique experience
Feed your inquisitive soul and spend time enjoying yourself. A new experience and unspeakable pleasures in every corner for guests who want something else than just a place to sleep.
With the full board plus deals at the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus Hotel, you will enjoy a full meal programme every day in our beachfront resort in La Barrosa. Top-quality breakfast, lunch and dinner, water and wine included. A good choice for a delicious holiday in Sancti Petri, Cádiz.
Full board plus on La Barrosa beach gives access to original, delicious dishes from local and international cuisine, prepared with top-quality ingredients. This meal plan includes breakfast – coffee, juice, hot dishes, cheese –, buffet lunch at the Al Andalus restaurant and dinner with a wide selection of healthy dishes, to watch your weight also on holidays.
Half BoardIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
... The perfect choice for the best rest
Treat yourself to the holiday of your dreams. Spend a few days in heaven, collecting unforgettable moments. A golden opportunity to enjoy yourself, have fun and taste the delicious creations of our chefs.
With the half-board deals offered by the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus Hotel, you will have two hearty meals a day: buffet breakfast and dinner with assorted dishes. It is the ideal plan for guests in need of leisure time to spend on their own, out of the resort.
The half-board plan in our hotel in Sancti Petri includes breakfast with coffee and tea, quality pastries, bread and wholemeal products, fruit juice and fresh fruit, yogurt and cereals, jam, honey and olive oil, cheese and cold meats… Everything you can think of for a great morning meal. In the evening, the buffet for dinner contains an interesting assortment of dishes. Different flavours every day for your stay in La Barrosa.
Room and breakfastIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
... Big pleasures for an unforgettable stay
Experience the happiness of waking up in a magic setting and spend the very first moments of your day having a scrumptious breakfast without leaving the hotel.
The room and breakfast plan at the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus Hotel is a great choice for a comfortable stay with flexible hours in Sancti Petri. You will get your room and a full breakfast – selected coffees, fruit juice and fresh fruit, bread and pastries, yogurt and cereals, cheese and cold meats, hot dishes, and so on. And then you will have the rest of the day to spend as you please, having lunch and dinner where and when you want.
Room onlyIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
... A world of relaxation and comfort
We invite you to have an amazing experience in relaxation and comfort, an unforgettable feeling of warmth and wellbeing. Set your imagination free. Get ready for dreaming.
The room-only deals of the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus Hotel are perfect if you are planning to stay out for long hours, spending time at your leisure. No meal times, no beverages or snacks means full freedom to get around. And you will still be getting your room of choice with all its amenities and services. Relax and flexibility for a wonderful stay in beautiful Sancti Petri.
GastronomyIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
The top IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus hotel is a family resort with a buffet called Al-Andalus Restaurant which serves the best traditional Andalusian, Spanish and international cuisine.
Al-Andalus Buffet RestaurantIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
The main restaurant of the hotel with buffet service and a wide variety of meats, fish, salads, cheeses, cold cuts, fruits and desserts. Open from 7:30am to 10:30am, 1:30pm to 3:30pm, from 6:30pm to 9:30pm (winter) and 7:00pm to 10:00pm (in summer). Men must wear long trousers in the restaurant.
Alameda Grill RestaurantIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
Adjoining the main restaurant, which also has a buffet service. Opened in high season, from 8:30pm to 10:30pm. Men must wear long trousers in the restaurant.
Manolete RestaurantIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
This à la carte restaurant boasts the best cuisine of Andalus and Cadiz. It specializes in fresh fish and all kinds of rice. At night, signature cuisine without losing the Andalusian flavour. Open in summer from 1:30pm to 3:30pm and from 8:00pm to 11:00pm. Men must wear long trousers in the restaurant.
SeaSoul Beach ClubIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
Open for lunch from 1:00pm to 4:00pm and on the beach from 11:00am until evening. It has a nice chill out atmosphere in the evening. The ideal place to enjoy the sunset whilst sipping a cocktail.
EntertainmentIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
In this spa hotel on La Barrosa beach, entertainment is designed for guests of all ages. Since holidays at the top IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus hotel are for fun, the hotel takes care to provide its guests a great program of leisure activities.
Water park for children (NEW!)IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
At the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus, fun has no limits. The hotel has a new water park for little guests (aged 6 to 12) to rejoice in a wealth of attractions: a Viking ship for adventurers, a water-spitting three-headed dragon, multi-lane slides, two water cannons, a waterfall… An amazing experience for your kids to enjoy their holidays to the fullest without leaving the hotel.
Entertainment programmes all day longIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
Daytime leisure activities from May to October with sports and entertainment programs.
And for everyoneIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
For children 4 to 7 years, the Mini-Club. For older children (from 8-12 years), the Maxi-Club (May to October). And in summer, in addition, a Babyclub for babies up to three years and a Teenieclub for teens aged 13 to 17 years.
InternetIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
In the lobby of the hotel there's a wireless network to connect laptops and a cybercafé at the service of the guests. You can pay through prepaid cards or credit card. Wi-Fi available in rooms (charge applies) and 30min for free in the lobby per day.
Fitness & Spa in La BarrosaIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
Relaxation and feeling great every day in the massage centre, sauna and wellness at Spa Sensations,recently opened. It has a wide range of treatments, water circuit withdynamic water jets, Jacuzzi, sauna and Turkish bath to enjoy everyday if you are looking for a relaxing holiday in La Barrosa. All the services provided at our SPA Sensations will be charged. Guests must be 18 or over to access the spa. Open from 10:00 to 19:00.
StarActionIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
At the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus hotel you can enjoy StarAction, a range of activities including water sports, adventure sports and water excursions: boat rides, whale and dolphin watching, scuba diving, kayaking, windsurfing, dinghy sailing, paddle surfing, horseback riding, quad rides, mountain biking, paintball games, visits to water parks and cultural tours.
SportsIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
This sports hotel in Sancti Petri suggests riding a horse on the white sands of Cadiz and the 6 miles of La Barrosa beach and then relaxing in the sauna or a long day of golf at the best courses in the Iberian Peninsula ... Those seeking a Chiclana sports holiday will find their paradise at the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus hotel.
Golf courses near La Barrosa beachIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
- 250 yards from the hotel is the Club de Golf Novo Sancti Petri, the first in Spain designed by Severiano Ballesteros. It has 54 holes divided into 3 rounds of 18 holes each with a 36 handicap, both for ladies and for gentlemen.
- In addition, golf enthusiasts can also improve their swing at Montecastillo Golf Resort, located 31 miles from the hotel, Montenmedio Golf (22 miles) or the Benalup golf course (31 miles) for which the hotel provides information, discounts on green fees, reservations.
Tennis courtsIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
Just 400 yards from the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus hotel is the IBEROSTAR sports centre with a tennis school with 4 hard surface tennis courts, 7 clay courts and 4 paddle tennis courts.
Horseback riding on the beach ... and beyond.IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
A half mile from the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus hotel is a riding school. La Barrosa beach, with its 6 miles of sand, is the perfect place to ride along the sea.
Cycling to the white villagesIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
From the IBEROSTAR Royal Andalus hotels you can tour the beautiful corners of Cadiz by bicycle or get to know the famous "route of the white villages". Bicycle Holidays Max Hürzeler is an establishment at the hotel where you can rent, from October to May, from among the latest range of bikes, both sport and competition, and make arrangements for guided tours through the surrounding area. Guests who bring their own bicycles can store them in the hotel garage (surcharge). For more information on bicycles and routes, contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sports at the hotelIBEROSTAR Royal Andalus
Fitness room, aerobics, beach volleyball, water polo and much more.


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A contract between the university and Latham & Watkins LLP says the firm will receive a flat $977,000 fee and up to $10,000 for expenses representing UT before the U.S. Supreme Court.
The case stems from a 2008 lawsuit filed by two white, female students denied admission then.
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About two-thirds of UT freshmen are admitted based on high school class rank.
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From giant sperm, dwarf hippos and the lemur-like creature Ida, to dinosaurs, meteorites and Neanderthals, here are the top 10 favourite science and nature stories from the Natural History Museum website last year.
The most popular 2009 story was about an observatory made of time-lapse cameras set up in the Australian desert. It detects the track of a meteorite fireball as it travels through the sky and an international team, including Museum scientists, have correctly predicted where one meteorite landed. And that is not all. They discovered the meteorite is unusual with an interesting orbit.
This dwarf hippo skull from the Museum's collections is nearly 3000 years old and helped scientists explain the small brain of the hobbit
Second most popular in 2009 was a fascinating study by Museum scientists on extinct dwarf hippos of Madagascar. Their research shed light on a possible reason for the tiny brain of the 1-metre-tall human, nicknamed 'hobbit', discovered in Flores in 2003. Watch a video too.
As the title says, this 3rd most popular story was about Museum research showing that many dinosaurs, including T.rex, were already declining millions of years before the so called mass extinction event 65 million years ago. The key was looking at how species diversity appears in the fossil record.
This story is about a pigeon-sized dinosaur that was the smallest dinosaur uncovered in North America. An international team, including Museum scientists, made the find by re-examining fossils found in the 1970s.
Close-up of fossil cast showing Ida's foot
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Mar 10,2012
Bruce Willis movie to open Cannes Film Festival
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Bruce Willis and Ed Norton's latest movie Moonrise Kingdom has been selected to open this year's Cannes Film Festival.
The movie, set in the 1960s, is about a young pair of lovers who run away from home, prompting a huge search party.
The film was directed and co-written by Wes Anderson and also stars Bill Murray and Tilda Swinton.
Italian filmmaker Nanni Moretti will lead this year's festival jury. The 11-day event starts on 16 May.
Director Anderson co-wrote the screenplay with Roman Coppola – director Francis Ford Coppola's son.
Anderson is best known for The Royal Tenenbaums, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou – which also starred Murray in the title role – and Fantastic Mr Fox.
Cannes organisers said Moonrise Kingdom was a "tormented and surprising story of children and adults during the stormy days of the summer of 1965″.
Thierry Fremaux, the Festival's General Delegate, said: "Wes Anderson is one of the rising powers of American cinema, to which he brings a highly personal touch, particularly in Moonrise Kingdom."
The movie is "a testimony to the creative freedom in which he continues to evolve," he added.
It will open in French cinemas on 16 May, the same day it will be screened in Cannes.
Meanwhile, Tribeca Film Festival organisers have announced the line-up for the annual New York event.
Julie Delpy's 2 Days in New York and British director Michael Winterbottom's Trishna, which is a modern day Indian adaptation of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles, have been included as part of the line-up. [Source]
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Here I sit again once more
Another doctor visit today,
More lab work and tests
I just want the pain to go away.
One doctor says its this
Another says its something new,
I'm still left without any answers
While over the weeks my pain grew.
Is this all such a mystery
Are things really so complicated,
Tell me when i'll find this out
Will the pains to the results be related.
Many have faith in medicine
Say doctor's were made by man,
Why do they take their precious time
This is something I'll never understand.
I'm finally in an axam room
Told the doctor will come in a bit,
If i wasnt in so much pain right now
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Unlocking the Key to Deep Sleep
By Sarah Fenske
Making the Ferguson Commission Matter
By Danny Wicentowski
My Fake Boyfriend Became a Real-Life Crush
By Lindsay Toler
Rep. Jeffrey Pogue Bill Would Ban Unisex Bathrooms
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Angel Stewart and Other Victims of Violence Ask for Mercy
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Obama Praises St. Louis' LaunchCode
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This is the locale where infectious medical waste from the entire St. Louis metropolitan area is burned. The incinerator that handles the gargantuan task is housed in a plain-looking prefabricated building surrounded by a white stucco wall with blue trim. There are shrubs and landscaping rocks near the entrance. Uniformly shaped Bradford pear trees line the periphery of the property. Compared with its surroundings, the place almost looks pleasant -- except for the off-white plume of smoke coming from the smokestack.
The facility, which was originally built by a subsidiary of Browning-Ferris Industries (BFI), has been quietly releasing pollutants into the air for the past 10 years. Stericycle Inc., the new owner, is continuing the practice. Nobody knows the precise amount of dioxin and heavy metals emitted by the incinerator. But this much is clear: When things go wrong, as they frequently do, noxious chemicals dodge safety controls for hours on end, according to company records filed with the St. Louis Division of Air Pollution Control.
At a certain hour, on a certain day, the incinerator encountered "draft problems." Or "the motoring coupling on the quencher pump failed." Scrubber pumps burned out. Fans quit working. Troubleshooting these glitches has caused others technical difficulties. Dealing with fire itself can set off an unexpected series of repercussions.
Take March 14, 1997, for instance: It must have sounded like a bombing off inside the primary combustion unit that day. "It is our best guess that one or more compressed gas cylinders were slipped into the waste stream and exploded inside the incinerator," says the incident report. "This caused damage to several devices including the scrubber damper modulation motors, which control the draft. The failures of these motors caused the dampers to close, which tripped the fan emergency controls and shut the fan off. This caused the bypass stack to open."
On another occasion, when the fan went down for an eight-hour repair job, the incident report casually notes, the "estimated quantity of pollutants emitted to the atmosphere (is) unknown."
None of these recurring accidents is known to neighbors, who are clueless about what goes on inside the company's walls, as they were when the incinerator began operations. The granting of a liquor license to a neighborhood tavern received more public scrutiny than the opening of the incinerator. One day back in 1990, truckloads of biohazardous waste just started rumbling down Carrie Avenue and smoke appeared on the horizon.
"It was sneaky, the way they did it, because nobody knew about it," says Bernice Mathews, a longtime resident of the area. "They just built it. I didn't know a thing about it. Then BFI sold it to this company, and God knows what they're burning now."
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) knows this much: Dioxin causes cancer, and exposure risks are 10 times greater than previously estimated. Earlier this month, the agency released a draft of its reassessment on the dangers of dioxin. The warning comes as tougher medical-waste-incineration rules are slated to take effect in Missouri later this year.
In St. Louis County, the Stericycle incinerator would already be prohibited from operating because of a strict local law that has been on the books for nearly a decade.
Mathews and about 40 of her neighbors have signed petitions asking that the city of St. Louis enact a similar law. The initiative has the endorsement of Ald. Freeman Bosley Sr. (D-3rd Ward), who has pledged to introduce the legislation before the St. Louis Board of Aldermen.
"Hell, I didn't even know the damn thing was there," says Bosley. "When the Metropolitan Sewer District (treatment plant) goes awry down there, it smells like lightning hitting the outhouse. But here you have no idea of what's going on with it. There is no way that we have of being able to monitor what it is that they're burning. You don't even know you're breathing the stuff. That's why I don't want it here. It doesn't belong in a populated area. I'm intent on getting rid of it."
St. Louis Mayor Clarence Harmon, says a spokesman, is waiting to see the legislation before deciding whether to back it. Dionne Flowers, the Democratic alderwoman of the 2nd Ward, where the incinerator is located, has taken a similar position. On Friday, she got the aldermen to back a resolution asking the EPA to test soil samples around the incinerator.
Mathews, who is 75 years old, is concerned about the effects that the incinerator may have on the young people in the neighborhood. She says the health risks they face are directly tied to their economic plight. "Let's face it: They're poor people. I'm sure if they weren't poor, they wouldn't live down here. Me, I'm too damn old to move."
When Mathews and her husband settled here, she swore she would only stay a couple of months. But there was a housing shortage after the war. So the couple reluctantly moved on to Ouida Avenue. It was never exactly a desirable place to live, but over time she grew to love her home and took pride in it. Mathews raised a son and two nieces on Ouida. She recalls the neighborhood as being like a small town, nestled at the foot of the hill below O'Fallon Park. The lives of her German and Irish neighbors may have been thrown together by circumstance, but they all shared a sense of community.
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DURHAM, N.H. – Ariel Gaston (Toledo, Ohio) matched a career-high with 10 rebounds, but the University of New Hampshire women's basketball team was defeated 45-40 by Howard University in Wednesday night's non-conference game at Lundholm Gym.
UNH fell to 3-4 overall with its fourth loss in five games and first home setback of the season. Howard, which closed the game on a 15-4 run in the last eight minutes, snapped a five-game losing streak to improve to 3-6.
Gaston, the America East Player of the Game, also contributed four points, three assists and two steals while not committing a turnover.
The frontcourt of Corinne Coia (North Smithfield, R.I.) and Kaylee Kilpatrick (Saint John, New Brunswick) led UNH's offense with 11 and 10 points, respectively. Kilpatrick, who was saddled with early foul trouble, was also credited with five rebounds, one assist and one steal in 22 minutes. Coia netted 11 points in 18 minutes off the bench. Elizabeth Belanger (Acton, Mass.) registered six points and nine rebounds.
Howard was led by Cheyenne Brown (10 points), Te'Shya Heslip (10) and Victoria Gonzalez (nine). Gonzalez and Heslip tied with Shavonne Duckett for a team-high seven rebounds.
UNH established a 36-30 lead at 8:30 on Coia's layup that was set up by Gaston. Gonzalez reduced the margin to 36-32 on a layup at 7:04 and Duckett's 3-pointer lifted the Bison within one point, 36-35, at 5:20. Gaston made one foul shot at 4:09 to push the margin to 37-35 and then Gonzalez went 2-for-2 at the foul line to force the fifth tie of the game, 37-37, at 3:55.
Belanger drove through the left side for a layup and 39-37 UNH lead at 3:07, but Brown responded with a jumper at the other end of the court to level the score. The lead changed for a 14th and final time when Wilson buried a jump shot at 2:22 to give the visitors a 41-39 lead.
Kelsey Hogan (Nashua, N.H.) made 1 of 2 free throws to trim the deficit to 41-40 with 58 seconds remaining. On the next possession, Heslip drove from the top of the key down the left side of the paint and hit a layup with two seconds remaining on the shot clock to extend the advantage to 43-40.
UNH called its last timeout of the game with 26 seconds to play and Kilpatrick, with a defender in her face, missed a 3-pointer from the top of the key with 13 on the clock. The 'Cats immediately fouled Heslip on the inbounds and she made both foul shots to close the scoring.
In the first half, Howard trailed 9-8 but built its largest lead of the game, five points, on Heslip's layup, Regis Stinson's 3-pointer and a Gonzalez free throw. UNH went on a 9-4 run the next five minutes to tie the score, 18-18, and then a Kendall Martenet (Waukesha, Wis.) basket in the paint put the 'Cats back in front, 20-18, with 3:21 remaining in the first half. Aaliyah Wilson drained a pair of foul shots with 20 seconds on the clock to send the teams into halftime tied at 20.
The Bison netted the initial four points of the second half and led 26-22 until Kilpatrick made a layup and Hogan hit a 3-pointer to put the 'Cats back in front, 27-26, at 12:12. UNH trailed 30-29 but Coia's conventional three-point play gave the home team a 32-30 lead at 9:45. Kilpatrick and Coia hit back-to-back baskets in the paint to build the largest margin of the game, six points.
UNH shot 31.5% from the floor, including 3 of 16 (18.8%) from 3-point range, and made 3 of 7 foul shots. Howard was 2-for-9 from beyond the arc as part of 14-for-46 (30.4%) overall from the field, and the Bison went 15-for-18 from the charity stripe.
New Hampshire returns to action Saturday, Dec. 7 (2 p.m.) at Dartmouth College. The Wildcats' next home game is Dec. 18 (12 p.m.) against Cleveland State University.


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- University of Michigan Law School, J.D., 1959, with Distinction
- Washington University, B.S.B.A., 1954
- Washington University, A.B., 1954
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Jim is a retired partner/counsel in the Vorys Columbus office. He practices in the area of antitrust litigation, white collar crime, and complex commercial litigation. Jim has been a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers since 1982.
Career highlights include:
- Successfully defended the president of a corporation in a lengthy trial of a complex criminal antitrust case filed in New Orleans, Louisiana
- Served as trial counsel for a major pharmaceutical company in multi-district litigation involving alleged price fixing in the pharmaceutical industry pending in Chicago, Illinois, and other states, and before the Federal Trade Commission
- Successfully defended a Japanese citizen and defendant in a case involving the federal government's investigation of the Lysine market
- Represented a Japanese citizen regarding the government's investigation of the carbon fiber industry
- Represented clients in major federal government investigations
Jim is an author and frequent lecturer on matters involving antitrust laws. He was a faculty member of the Ohio CLE Institute's Annual Intensified Antitrust Law Course for more than ten years.
Jim received his J.D. with distinction from the University of Michigan Law School and his B.S.B.A. and A.B. from Washington University.
Professional and Community Activities
- American Bar Association, Criminal Practice and Procedure Committee, Section of Antitrust Law, Chairman, 1982-1985; Council Member, 1985-1988; Continuing Legal Education Committee, Section of Antitrust Law; Vice Chair, 1992-1993, Chair, 1993-1996; Long Range Planning Committee, Section of Antitrust Law, 1999-2000
- Ohio State Bar Association, Antitrust Section, Board of Governors, Chairman, 1979-1981
- University of Michigan Law School, The Committee of Visitors, Member
- The Scioto Country Club, President and Trustee
- Planned Parenthood of Columbus, Ohio, Trustee
- The League Against Child Abuse, Columbus, Ohio, Trustee
- The Sunday Creek Coal Company, Nelsonville, Ohio, Chairman of the Board
- Army of the United States – Fourth Army, Anti-Aircraft and Guided Missiles Officer
- Ohio Legal Center Institute, The Intensified Antitrust Law Course, Faculty Member
Honors & Awards
- Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers since 1982
- Fellow of the Columbus Bar Foundation since 1987
- The Best Lawyers in America, Antitrust Law, 2008-2014
- The Best Lawyers in America,Columbus Antitrust Law Lawyer of the Year, 2012
- 8/14/2013One hundred and eleven lawyers from Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease were recently selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2014.
- 8/23/2012One hundred and twenty-six lawyers from Vorys were recently selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America® 2013.
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Barricade subject arrested, IED's discovered
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TUCSON (KGUN9-TV) - Rodney Bruce Woodville, 46, was arrested by the Pima County Sheriff after almost a six-hour barricade situation.
Sgt. Dawn Barkman tells KGUN9 that around 10:45 p.m., deputies responded to the 5600 block of West Louisiana Street in reference to an unknown problem.
Neighbors called 9-1-1 to report that they could hear yelling coming from a residence.
As deputies approached the home, Woodville discharged a gun at the deputies.
Deputies immediately locked down the scene and attempted to negotiate with Woodville to come
out of the home. It was unknown if anyone else was inside.
At approximately 4:30 a.m., Woodville voluntarily exited and was taken into custody.
Woodville has been arrested on four counts of aggravated assault, one count of weapons
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ALDRIDGE, T. J., PATTERSON, A. and TOOKE, J. (2003). Trading places: geography and the role of Local Exchange Trading Schemes in local sustainable development. In: BUCKINGHAM, S. and THEOBALD, T., (eds.) Local environmental sustainability. Cambridge, Woodhead Publishing, 169-194.
ALLMARK, P. J., MASON, S., GILL, A. B. and MEGONE, C. (2003). Obtaining consent for neonatal research. Archives of disease in childhood: fetal and neonatal edition, 88 (3), F166-F167.
ANTYPOV, D. and CLEAVER, D. J. (2003). Orientational and phase-coexistence behaviour of hard rod-sphere mixtures. Chemical physics letters, 377 (3-4), 311-316.
ATKINSON, Paul, DEAN, Lionel, T. and UNVER, Ertu (2003). 'Future factories': teaching Techné. In: Techné: Design Wisdom: The 5th European Academy of Design Conference, Universitat te Barcelona, April 2003. (Unpublished)
BARMES, F., RICCI, M., ZANNONI, C. and CLEAVER, D. J. (2003). Computer simulations of hard pear-shaped particles. .
BATEMAN, Roger, DILLION, Jane and GRIEVES, Tom (2003). Clia Office Chair Range. [Artefact]
BEBAN, Breda and SPRUNG, Steve (2003). Walk of Three Chairs, video in 'I Can't Make You Love Me' solo show at John Hansard Gallery, Southampton. [Video] (Unpublished)
BEER, M., HUANG, W. and HILL, R. (2003). Designing community care systems with AUML. In: Proceedings of the International Conference on Computer, Communication and Control Technologies (CCCT '03) and the 9th International Conference on Information Systems Analysis and Synthesis (ISAS '03), Orlando, USA, July 31-August 2, 2003. IEEE Computer Society, 247-253.
BEER, Martin, HILL, R., WEI HUANG, D. and SIXSMITH, A. (2003). An agent-based architecture for managing the provision of community care - the INCA (Intelligent Community Alarm) experience. AI communications, 16 (3), 179-192.
BEER, Martin, SLACK, Frances and ARMITT, G. (2003). Community building and virtual teamwork in an online learning environment. In: Proceedings of the 36th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2003. IEEE Computer Society.
CHARLISH, P. (2003). Richard Vowles: rugby case. Journal of personal injury law.
DOWKER, P., GHASSEMLOOY, Z, RAY, A.K., O'FLAHERTY, Fin and MANGAT, Pal (2003). Period dependent temperature and ambient index effects on long period fibre gratings. In: PROSSER, S. J. and LEWIS, E., (eds.) Sensors and Their Applications. CRC Press.
ELLIS, S. J., KITZINGER, C. and WILKINSON, S. (2003). Attitudes towards lesbians and gay men and support for lesbian and gay human rights among psychology students. Journal of homosexuality, 44 (1), 121-138.
HOLLAND, M. R., COLDWELL, M. R., TRICKEY, S., RYBINKSI, D., JONES, H., MORGAN, B. and BYFORD, H. (2003). Pathways to "opportunity and excellence": collaborative curriculum innovation in South Yorkshire. In: British Educational Research Association (BERA) Annual Conference, Edinburgh, 2003.
HOLLAND, M. R., COLDWELL, M. R., TRICKEY, S. and RYBINSKI, D. (2003). New Pathways: evaluating the implementation of a major work- related programme in Northern England. In: Annual meeting of American Educational Research Association (AERA), Chicago, 21 - 25 April 2003.
HOPKINS, Lisa (2003). 'Jane C. Loudon's The Mummy!: Mary Shelley Meets George Orwell, and They Go in a Balloon to Egypt'. Cardiff Corvey, 10.
LANGLEY, Joseph, YOXALL, Alaster and YATES, John (2003). Understanding the roll-on-pilfer-proof process. In: 21st IAPRI Symposium, Valencia, May 18-21.
MALEKI-DIZAJI, Saeedeh (2003). Evolutionary learning multi-agent based information retrieval systems. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
MAY, D. and SMITH, L. (2003). Evaluation of the new ward housekeeper role in UK NHS Trusts. Facilities, 21 (7/8), 168-174.
NMETERSON, Nathaniel Martey (2003). Risk as the key criterion for invention? A study of four psychiatric settings. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
O'FLAHERTY, Fin, GHASSEMLOOY, Zabih, MANGAT, Pal and DOWKER, K. (2003). Temperature characterisation of LPG sensors for monitoring deterioration in reinforced concrete. In: ILCDES 2003: Integrated Lifetime Engineering of Buildings and Civil Infrastructures. Rotterdam, In-house, 1001-1006.
O'FLAHERTY, Fin and MANGAT, Pal (2003). The performance of concrete repair over a five year period. In: 2nd International Symposium: Integrated Lifetime Engineering of Buildings. Not specified, 1001-1010.
ROWLEY, J. and SLACK, Frances (2003). Kiosks in retailing: the quiet revolution. International journal of retail and distribution management, 31 (6), 329-339.
RUST, C. (2003). Many flowers, small leaps forward: debating doctoral design in education. Art design and communication in higher education, 1 (3), 69-76.
RUST, C. and FISHER, T. (2003). Growing our own - recruiting high quality research students by stealth. In: Proceeding of 3rd Conference on Doctoral Education in Design, Tsukuba, Japan, October 2003.
RUST, C. and ROBERTSON, A. (2003). Show or tell? Opportunities, problems and methods of the exhibition as a form of research dissemination. In: Proceedings of 5th European Academy of Design Conference, Barcelona, April 2003.
SENIOR, P. (2003). Pathways to resettlement: regional framework for Yorkshire & the Humber. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University.
SLACK, Frances, BEER, Martin, ARMITT, G. and GREEN, S. (2003). Assessment and learning outcomes: the evaluation of deep learning in an on-line course. Journal of information technology education.
TAMS, Elly (2003). The gendering of work in Sheffield's Cultural Industries Quarter (CIQ). Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.
UNVER, Ertu, DEAN, Lionel T. and ATKINSON, Paul (2003). 'Future Factories': developing individualised production methods. In: AED 2003 : 3rd International Conference on Advanced Engineering Design. Prague, Czech Republic, Process Engineering Publisher, 1-9.
WALLIS, R. J. and BLAIN, J. (2003). Sites, sacredness, and stories: Interactions of archaeology and contemporary Paganism. Folklore, 114 (3), 307-321.
WAUDBY, Carolyn (2003). Ancestor. Spiked : the magazine of ideas, literature and the arts (23), p. 23.
WAUDBY, Carolyn (2003). Antony Gormley's Apple. Neon Highway, 4.
WEBSTER, R. E., MOTTRAM, N. J. and CLEAVER, D. J. (2003). Molecular simulation of chevrons in confined smectic liquid crystals. Physical review E, 68, 021706.
WHITTLE, R. (2003). Health and safety law and the right to non-discrimination on grounds of disability – the EU Dimension. In: Seminar of the EC Legal Expert Group on combating discrimination on grounds of disability, Brussels, Belgium, 29 March 2003.
WOOD, N. and RUST, C. (2003). Designing for tacit learning: an investigation of design strategies for multimedia supported learning in the crafts. In: Proceedings of 5th European Academy of Design Conference, Barcelona, April 2003.
YARMOLENKO, Viktor (2003). Lattice modelling of liquid crystal mixtures. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University.


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English in French-speaking African countries: The case of GABON*
A number of historically French-speaking countries have adopted English as second or one of the official languages. This does not only pose a problem of multilingualism at State level as well as at social level, but it a
A number of historically French-speaking countries have adopted English as second or one of the official languages. This does not only pose a problem of multilingualism at State level as well as at social level, but it also questions the actual status of English as a language at both levels. In fact, English does not only have to compete with French, but also with native African languages. This article gives an insight into the status of English in Gabon – a French-speaking country in western central Africa. Gabon has not (yet) adopted English as one of the official languages, but the status of the language needs to be investigated from a sociolinguistic perspective. The paper retraced the story of English in Gabon by outlining three periods of contact between the English language and the populations of Gabon. The presence of English throughout the three periods is then linguistically attested through an empirical study of English loanwords in the general vocabulary of Gabonese native languages. The second topic that the article covers is the contemporary situation of the language in the country whose policy refers to it as foreign language. Meanwhile, the influence of the American lifestyle and music, the education system and the elites that were educated in English-speaking countries produce a different social view on the language. This growing social status may signal prominent new developments in the future. This leads the author to set perspectives of the language as it is spoken in Gabon.…
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All of Downsview Park's sports leagues are housed in The Hangar, a facility of the Downsview Park Sports Centre. A year-round roster of activities at The Hangar attracts sports fans of all ages and interests. The Hangar offers indoor fields, outdoor fields, indoor beach volleyball courts and an indoor ball hockey arena for sports leagues and tournaments organized by Downsview Park.
The Hangar is home to Downsview Park's adult and youth, indoor and outdoor soccer leagues. Four indoor fields and three outdoor fields—one domed in winter—allow for maximum soccer league play.
Two beach volleyball courts partnered with courts at Volleyball Canada's neighbouring facility keep Downsview Park's adult beach volleyball league playing year round.
Ball Hockey
The Downsview Park Ball Hockey League also plays each season with adult and youth leagues offered at the indoor ball hockey arena in The Hangar. Spend the day, join a league, bring your office or your family and friends. Come out to Downsview Park!
Mosquito airplanes used to be manufactured by de Havilland in the building that is now The Hangar.
The Hangar is part of the much larger Downsview Park Sports Centre which includes Athletic Training Professionals, Grand Prix Kartways, HoopDome, National Squash Academy, PEAC, Toronto School of Circus Arts, Volleyball Canada, TFC Academy & Training Facility. The Hangar is owned and operated by Canada Lands Company.


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Dine at a table surrounded by lush vegetation, cool mists, cascading waterfalls and creatures indigenous to the rainforest. Thunderstorms will crash overhead. And fish watching is a must with the 10,000-gallon double archway saltwater aquarium. Try the Primal steak, or Tuki's Turkey Club. The Rainforest Cafe is part adventure, part restaurant and wholly entertaining. Smoke Free. Reservations recommended.
This venue is available for private and semi-private events. Please contact the venue for more information on rental space, catering, and availability.


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Board wants to cut water customers some slack
County commissioners are looking to helps customers with fluctuating water bills.
At the Vance County Board of Commissioners water planning committee meeting Thursday, commissioner Dan Brummitt asked staff to draft a policy giving customers bill adjustments if they can show proof of any plumbing malfunctions after an unusually high bill.
During the meeting, the committee reviewed three repeal requests from customers.
According to Envirolink project manager J.P. McCann's reports, one customer had used more than 12,000 gallons of water the first month and accumulated a bill of about $112. The bills that followed showed only 1,200 gallons used for a cost of about $45.
He said the customer lives alone and had gone on vacation for a week out of that month. He inspected the meters for accuracy and found no issues, but there could have been other sources for the large amount of water used, such as leaking pipes.
Brummitt said the county should allow one bill adjustment every two years — if a customer's first bill is unusually high, they will get the overage refunded after they establish an average amount. Any high bills afterwards could be discounted 50 percent of the extra cost.
County Manager Jerry Ayscue said staff will draft the policy to bring back to the committee next month.
Also during the meeting, Brummitt said the committee should look at asking contractors to redo construction on Rock Mill Road where a bore — the hollow hole where water pipes lie — was dug in a different location that the designer's plan.
Contractors realized the bore was created wrong when a well broke along it, and the entire road had to be repaired.
Brummitt said the county should require contractors to extend their liability for the construction to make sure nothing goes wrong in the near future or have construction workers redo it all together.
County staff said they would speak with contractors to find solutions.
Committee members again discussed what the county should charge as the base water fee.
Chairwoman Deborah Brown requested the committee reconsider their decision to keep the higher monthly rate during the full board's meeting in July.
Deputy county manager and planning director Jordan McMillen said decreasing the base fee to $20 would cost the county about $117,000.
Brummitt said he wanted to keep the base fee at $30 because the county could not afford not to.
"We have such a negative cash flow," he said.
Garrison said he was concerned for people who might have felt misled by the change.
He suggested staff draft a letter explaining $20 was a cost estimated years ago; since sign-ups are lower than expected, the base fee would stay on the higher end.
Staff gave the committee updates, including:
• The water project is adding about 30 new connections in Phase 1 each month.
• The number of customers who signed up for access to the water supply but opted out of using it have decreased by eight customers a month.
• A complete list of past-due accounts and incorrect addresses will be drafted and presented at the meeting Aug. 4.
• Final equipment is being installed to begin servicing water in Phase 2, which McMillen said should be done by September.
The committee did not discuss collaborating with the city to supply public water to the extra-territorial jurisdiction, which commissioner Tommy Hester — who is not a member of the water committee — talked about at Monday's Henderson City Council meeting.
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(April 25, 2013) -- The Jacksonville Jaguars have selected Texas A&M offensive tackle Luke Joeckel with the No. 2 pick in the NFL draft.
With a new general manager, a new head coach and a new direction, the Jaguars entered Thursday night's first round looking to add a significant cornerstone to their rebuilding project.
The 6-foot-6, 306-pound Joeckel should fit the bill.
He had been widely considered the top pick for weeks, but fell to Jacksonville when Kansas City chose Central Michigan offensive tackle Eric Fisher with the top pick.
With holes on both sides of the ball, the Jaguars could have gone in any direction with its first-rounder. But pass-rushers Dion Jordan and Ziggy Ansah were considered risky picks, so the Jaguars kept it safe and went with Joeckel.
It marks the third straight year a A&M player has been taken in the top 10 in the NFL Draft, a program first.
Joeckel, who declared early for the draft, was a unanimous All-America selection as a junior for the 11-2 Aggies in 2012. Protecting the blind side for Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel, Joeckel became the first Aggie to win the Outland Trophy, which is given annually to the nation's top interior lineman. He was a first-team All-Southeastern Conference selection and recipient of the SEC Jacobs Blocking Trophy. Joeckel started every possible game of his A&M career and finished with 39 consecutive starts at left tackle.


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Friday, March 25, 2011
Tiger Woods Is Going to Win This Weekend
Yep, that's right, I said it ... Tiger Woods is going to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
It isn't really anything he's doing different. He has hit the ball consistent with his irons all week (67 percent greens in regulation in both rounds), and is putting well, but more than anything, it just feels like a Tiger week. Early on Friday, Woods went out and posted a 4-under 68 on a tough Bay Hill course. He jumped the leaderboard before most people on the west coast had breakfast, and can now sit back and watch people struggle.
He's placed himself in a position that he is used to, if only he can pull memories from the past that used to be second nature to him. And, he's due. Tiger needs to win a golf tournament for everyone, not just himself. He needs it for sponsors, for the PGA Tour, and for the fans, because as my dad said to me this morning, "Golf just isn't that much fun to watch without Tiger contending." Call that as homer as you want, but it's true. You love watching Tiger in the hunt, even if you hate the guy. That's why he's going to win.
And I hope he does. I really do. No, I'm not the biggest Tiger fan, and I get sick of talking about the guy (I've relegated to telling people I'm in accounting now instead of golf as to avoid having to speak of Woods when I'm not on my computer), but I'd love to see him win. It's the story that would lead "PTI" on Monday over anything that happens with basketball this weekend. It would be bigger than the NFL lockout, and it would get people chatting about this sport just as Augusta slaps us in the face.
So win, Tiger, and win by a lot. I think it would be a really good time to do it.
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6 comments:
You can have Tiger, and I'll take the field.
- March 25, 2011 at 12:57 PM
I cannot disagree more with those saying that golf isn't fun to watch without Tiger. This past year was glorious we got 3 first time major winners (the masters is nearly impossible for a first time winner). We got to see the young guns separate themselves (Rory, Dustin, Bubba) it has been so wonderful to see guys step up without Tiger. Tiger is the Yankees, I for one love the parity and hope that I can enjoy for at least another couple of years.
Having golf covered on PTI or Sportcenter isn't going to change much for golf. I feel we need strong consistent growth of the game from having deep fields and learning about different personalities. Instead of the personality-less Tiger.
- March 25, 2011 at 4:28 PM
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- March 25, 2011 at 6:44 PM
- Patricia Hannigan said...
Anon, you're clearly an avid golf fan and what you say is totally true from that perspective.
Beyond the avid fans though are the masses of casual fans, and more than ever those masses need to see Tiger contending. They need the electricity that the other players just don't bring at this point. Like Shane I'm not the biggest Tiger fan but I too would love to see him win. He doesn't need to dominate every time like he once did... and it's unlikely that'll happen again... but he does need to contend regularly and maybe win from time-to-time. And I'm pretty sure most of the other PGA Tour players would agree on that.
- March 25, 2011 at 6:47 PM
i love sport.but honestly, i'm not really a fan of golf. in fact, i don't even watch golf.however, if tiger woods is playing? i'll definitely will watch him.i believe most of us wanted to
see him break the record.(most win in major)
- March 26, 2011 at 2:14 PM
Shane said,
"I've relegated to telling people I'm in accounting now . . . ."
Does anybody have a clue why he used this word?
It doesn't sound anything like "resorted," which would be the obvious choice.
Shane should be relegated to a remedial writing course.
- March 28, 2011 at 11:42 AM