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The pre-season finale against the St. Louis Rams really meant very little except to the guys fighting for a spot on the roster. But even though the Rams handed the Ravens a 24-21 defeat, Baltimore did get some good work from its defense -- especially on turnovers.
The Ravens could've done more damage early as they forced two turnovers in the first part of the opening quarter. Omar Brown forced a fumble on the first drive, and Albert McClellan recovered at the Baltimore 46.
That gave the Ravens good field position, but they turned it right back over to the Rams. Then, first-round pick Matt Elam made a nice play, stripping Baltimore native Tavon Austin in the open field. Marc Anthony, another defensive back, scooped up the ball and raced 19 yards to the Rams 26-yard line.
That set up Baltimore's first touchdown and stopped St. Louis from doing much damage early in the game.
The bad news for the Ravens was they couldn't get any more turnovers. When the Ravens have been at their best over the years on defense, they've been great at forcing turnovers that often would lead to points on offense. They got seven points tonight, but the Rams came up with four turnovers and caused their own problems.
Brown made a number of good plays like this last summer in pre-season, and Elam seems to find his way to the ball on a regular basis. Elam's likely going to make many plays like he did in this game during his career and should help the secondary in a big way.
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While I'm sitting here still waiting for iOS 4.2 to be released, I'm continuing to think about iOS 5 and how I'd like and iPhone and iPad Files app, similar to the existing Photos app but serving as a repository for documents and other non-image files. It's something I asked for back before iOS 4 was released and is something I want even more now. I don't need or particularly want full access to the iOS file system (and there's a Jailbreak for that if I do) but Iwould like an official and officially supported place where my files are surfaced and a common way to get to them from within any app.
For example, If I get an email with a document attached I should be able to tap and hold, get a popup, and Save to Files the same way I can save pictures to Photos today. Everything from Apple's iWork suite to Documents to Go or QuickOffice, to GoodReader or Readdle Docs and all the others should be able to bring up a file picker as easily as they bring up an image picker today, and I should be able to open and save back as easily as I do photos in any of the numerous image editors today.
Apple already provides something vaguely similar to this... for iDisk files. They released it back in July, 2009. Now the cloud is nice, the cloud is fine, and the cloud may well be the future of file storage, but until that future arrives there needs to be good local access as well. And there needs to be a seamless way to round-trip the files between apps. (Which certainly isn't the case even with iDisk and especially not with Apple's own iWork suite.)
(The ability to move Files -- and Photos -- into and between folders would great as well).
With Retina Display it's easier than ever to work on iPhone and iPod touch documents, and with the advent of iPad and its big screen, it's realistic to do far more file work on the go.
A useable Files.app would make that a reality.
UPDATE: To expand a little based on the comments below, being able to access what's stored in Files.app (and Photos.app) for that matter not just via any app but via Safari as well would be huge. It would eliminate one of the reasons it's so inconvenient not having a Facebook for iPad app by way of just one example.
A cloud connection to both Files.app and Photos.app is also the way to go, so it's easier to move and sync (i.e. backup) files and photos outside just the local device. That's why iDisk (and apps like Box.net and DropBox) only solve half the problem, and MobileMe only syncs part of the data I want synced.
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There are some apps that will let you do this on 4.0 already, but you have to jailbreak your device. http://www.teleco4.com
Having the ability to upload pictures through safari by hitting the "browse" button in my site cms would be a godsend and would truly allow me to use the iPhone and my iPad as a tool for my business. Until that happens, I still have to come home and log onto my desktop/ laptop to update news on my sites. Which sucks. Windows phone 7 does this. Although I bought a hd7 and returned it in 2 days as it was crap. Got an iPhone 4 now. Really would love to "browse".
I completely agree Rene.
Yes, I think the Files.app would be a great thing. It would just essentially be an interface into a "Documents" folder. Simple, but powerful.
I also agree with Nelson on push notifications - they should be customizable like "Growl" is on the Mac. I should be able to control how they are shown (or announced, if you want to use speech).
This was one of my main reasons to jailbreak my iPhone. I really appreciate this feature, f.e. being able to save anything to iFile form Safari with SafariDownloadManager. But as said, this would really be a useful app when officially released by Apple. Could also be a good idea for being more productive on the iPhone, f.e. using DocsToGo and implementing quickly a picture in your document.
I don't see this coming soon, due to the sandbox issues. It really isn't the best solution anyway because there's still the problem of files being isolated on the device. We just need cloud storage to mature and get sorted out. The place for shared files is in the cloud, not on separate devices. That solves not only the app to app sharing, but device to device sharing as well. Of course, that puts the responsibility on developers and other companies to standardize. I'd rather see every app being capable of sending and receiving with any cloud service.
I needed the same feature and have been using www.zumodrive.com's iphone /ipad app.. it works great and you can "download" files to your iOS device from the cloud, so you access the file at anytime..
So like my eve 4g? And also comes with faster net connection, etc.
I'd like a built in FM Transmitter so play my music in my car without cables!!
Along a similar vein, I would like to see the ability to move pictures into folders/albums ON THE IPHONE added. For example, using my iphone, I'd like to be able to create a new folder/album and move pictures into that folder/album. Right now, you can create a new album using your computer, but that I would like to see something that doesn't involve using my computer. In fact, I'd love it if Apple could get away from having to hard sync your iphone to a computer all together. I would like to be able to receive software updates OTA as well!
Why are we talking about iOS 5 we should be talking about iOS 4.2. Take one iOS at a time...
There is no difference between widgets and Live Tiles, except for presentation. Both need information from external sources (usually) or from the app they are associated with to display information.
Did anyone take a look at that iFilesapp posted above? That seems about 85-90 percent there in terms of functionality. I might have to check that app out.
I agree on this article to some extent. First of all I personally don't think I will use the cloud for storage files. The building at my department is sooo thick and lack of windows that I get zero to 1 bar if I'm lucky. There for if I needed files, I would want them in 2 ways. Give me a storage are for my files as mentioned OR.... Give me some type of a SD Card capability so I can put all my files in one place and have access to everything from photos to work files etc.
This is exactly what the Ipad, Ipod and Iphone are all missing. Not only that but to be able to map a network drive and access it from any app would also be nice. Imagine being able to map a drive to your home network drive and then be able to play music or execute a file staight from there the same way you can on a PC!!!
Yep, iOS needs an Internalz app. Also a micro-SD slot on future iDevices would be great.
iOS need a Automator type app that allows you to have certain functions occur when you are docked or at certain times, days, etc....
Just to expand. I would like to start an email in the native email app. And have a way to attach files to it. It seems like to send a file, I have to go to that file, then send it that way. I also agree that working with photos is tough, and iTunes is really slow. My real only gripes.
@ Andrea....I'm lost. You can't do those things on your phone?? I could do that 2 years ago, no JB needed. Oh wait. That was on my 3 YEAR OLD BB BOLD!! Got a doc you need to save?? Open EXCEL / WORD, type the doc, make a folder, name it, then save it. ALL ON THE PHONE!! Take a pic, name it, make a folder, save the folder, move the pic to the folder, ALL ON THE PHONE. I guess you have to use the term "magic" to describe this product, since OUTDATED would be a hard sell. With iOS, you should be able to hold a finger on a BLANK part of the screen and have a "folder" pop up. name it, save it, then be able to transfer items in it. The idea that a cell phone is a MOBILE device seemd to be lost on Apple, since they insist on forcing you to have a lap top / deck top computer to make it work. iPhone4 - nice? Yes. Fast?? Yes. Easy?? Yes. Stand alone device?? NO WAY.
Steve doesn't agree, so no file storage for you! Also on Steve's "you don't need it list"
-custom notifications for email and other events, the duck quack is all anyone needs.
-event notifications, sorry, not needed either
-Widgets, nonsense
-More then 1 new model per year, also not needed. We need a year to build up hype for our next product that does basically what the old one did.
No, you will not get this, Lord Steve has spoken.
I've been mentioning this for a while, before 4.0 released. I always wanted a finder.
Id like the apps to have the ability to add things to the lock screen. For example there could be an option in accuweather that allows it to display the current temp on the lock screen. Or maybe IM+ can list which aim buddies are currently online.
What I would like in ios 5:
Support for live themes instead of simple backgrounds, ability to download more from store
Support for live widgets, ability to purchase more from store
Ability to delete songs right on the device.
Ability to rename songs, videos, and apps.
Ability to hide apple icons from our springboards.
Ability to place a contact, song, photo, or video right onto the springboard.
A unified store for users to purchase Music, Videos, Apps, Widgets, and themes.
Unlimited folder capacity.
Totally agree .....especially when you want to reply to an email message with a file attached. It is available in Blackberry OS, WebOS, Android OS and Windows Mobile 6.5 but neither in iOS or WP7 which have ambitions to become business phones.


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James visited Durham University this term for a competitive sporting weekend against host College Collingwood.
The annual tournament originated in 2009, when the two college presidents and sports captains saw an opportunity for their students to experience student life at another university whilst playing competitive college sport.
It was James who hosted the opening event against their newfound rivals in February of 2009. Thirty-five Durham students were welcomed by the College who had arranged for a joint social in City of York, before commencing the competition on Saturday where Collingwood narrowly came out on top. Since 2009, the tournament has aimed to remain an annual event, however due to adverse weather last year, the weekend was unable to take place.
Nevertheless, with ideal weather conditions as well as excellent organisation from Ellie Woodcock, Jess Brown and Charlotte Bradley of Collingwood, this year, the two colleges could battle it out once again.
It was Collingwood's turn to host this unique weekend of competition and camerarderie between the two colleges, and after James arrived late on Friday evening for their exclusive night in Durham, the stage was set for a comprehensive programme of sporting contests to be followed on the Saturday.
Seven fixtures were fought out ranging from squash to mixed lacrosse with each side securing three wins and a draw apiece resulting in an honourable draw overall to finish the weekend.
Collingwood scraped an early lead and set the tone for a dramatic day with a 10-7 tie-break victory on the pool table, but James responded with a comfortable 4-1 win in the squash.
The first half of the lacrosse was played with the mixed rules of no 'checking', which Collingwood were noticeably uncomfortable with. Despite the reintroduction of tackling into the game for the second half, with gallant efforts from Munro Robertson and audacious skill from Izzi Mattick, James were able to hold their impressive lead, finishing in a 6-2 thrashing.
Aaron Rolph, a James tutor and mixed lacrosse star found the tournament extremely enjoyable and was pleased to see the partnership reunited.
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The netball court was the setting for a dramatic climax, as Collingwood A's eased to an 18-9 triumph giving them the overall lead. The netball held an especially spirited rivalry as Lauren Woodcock, of James was forced to stand against her own sister, and co-organiser, Ellie. Their relation did not however, make the competition any less heated, a tie or win was all that Collingwood needed from their netball B team to secure the overall win. The girls battled hard through the quarters, never distancing themselves by more than a goal or two. In the end though, it was James who managed to come out on top in a 19-17 finish, thanks to an incredible shooting performance from first year Alison Pullan.
After the game, both colleges expressed relief as well as pride in their teams, in what to proved to be an exceptionally exciting final chapter of the tournament.
The trophy was shared at the presentation ceremony in the Collingwood Bar that evening, where Professor Joe Elliott, Collingwood Principal, praised the event's atmosphere. Provost Neil Lunt of James College mentioned their intentions of the return leg in the new year.
"We're looking forward to the return leg to see if the Collingwood rugby team is all it's cracked up to be!" he said.
James' incumbent vice-chair, Alia Khalil and College Tutor Aaron Rolph must be thanked for coordinating the teams, fixtures and arrangements that made the away fixture possible, though, Aaron expressed enthusiasm for a bigger and better return event.
"The tournament was a huge success, but was only the beginning of what will hopefully establish itself to be one of the most exciting and comprehensive sports fixtures, for both colleges, all year." he said.
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Two plays into what would become another easy blowout in a series the Gamecocks dominate, USC's defense knocked Kentucky quarterback Maxwell Smith out of the game. Backup Jalen Whitlow entered. Whitlow quickly knocked USC's defense on its heels.
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Kentucky won't have the element of surprise when it travels to South Carolina for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium. The Wildcats (1-3) have played Smith and Whitlow at quarterback almost equally this season. This week, Kentucky coach Mark Stoops said he wanted to decide on one quarterback and leave the other on the sideline.
The Gamecocks (3-1, 1-1 SEC East) prepared to defend both quarterbacks anyway.
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It will be the first time this season the Gamecocks defend a two-quarterback offense, something that has been used sparingly in the SEC this fall. South Carolina and Kentucky are the only two SEC teams with multiple quarterbacks who have thrown more than 40 passes this fall.
Freshman linebacker Skai Moore said preparing for two quarterbacks doesn't make the game plan much more complicated.
"When (Whitlow is) in the game, we're keying the run a lot more," Moore said. "We don't really expect (Smith) to be a factor in the running game. So right now, we're going over the film and going over the formations and seeing what their tendencies are, and making adjustments in our scheme to stop those guys.
"I don't feel like it's that much more challenging. We take it like any other game. Each team is going to have something new to show us, so we just adjust to it."
USC's defense will run more sub-packages against Kentucky, tailoring its schemes to which quarterback is in the game. But defensive line coach Deke Adams said the Gamecocks won't change their defense completely. The same core principles of USC's 4-2-5 system will be used to defend Smith and Whitlow.
"We'll do some things that will give us a chance to be a little bit more successful against each in each phase," Adams said. "We'll make some tweaks here and there, but we won't just totally change everything."
Even as the Gamecocks prepared to stop two quarterbacks this week, secondary coach Grady Brown said the defense focused much more on its own game. The defense knows it can't repeat the issues it had last week at Central Florida.
Against Kentucky, USC gets a chance to clean up its own mistakes.
"From a secondary standpoint, we really have our own issues," Brown said. "It's not much about which quarterback we're facing, moreso about our ability to do our job at a high level throughout the game — every quarter, every time we get the chance to take the field."
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Editorial: Stay open, regardless of selfies
Transparency and open government are at work inside the Beltway, led by President Barack Obama.
At least, that's what he's telling us on the White House website.
Not all press corps members agree. Evidence isn't in recent photo opportunities either.
"My administration is committed to creating an unprecedented level of openness in government," reads the first line of his memorandum to the heads of executive departments and agencies.
During Newspapers Association of America meetings last month, two members of the media shared experiences. Tough questions were not allowed to be asked of the president, they alleged, and photographers were kept out of key events.
Presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton took questions in joint press conferences between 130 and 150 times each, according to Julie Pace, a correspondent for The Associated Press. Obama checks in with 57.
A week ago, Obama welcomed the World Series champions and engaged in a selfie with one of Boston's popular sluggers. Selfies are pictures taken by cellphone, usually of oneself and typically sent immediately into the social media airwaves.
When Olympians later visited the president for their recognition, a harsh keep cellphones in pockets order rattled the occasion.
The cellphone flap is periphery. The limitation on reasonable access by journalists assigned to the president is not.
Day or late night, the president isn't beyond a staged television appearance. That way, he controls the message, like recently on "Ellen" as well as on the Internet's "Between Two Ferns" with Zach Galifianakis.
Reporters and photographers have a job. They're representative of us. And when the questions are genuine, rather than preset, useful information can be obtained. We fight other country's propaganda machines and disapprove of their use.
Photographers capture images to give a glimpse of the president. His day is often not perfect. The goal isn't a "gotcha" moment, but authentic reporting through visual aid. A photographer paid by taxpayers and employed by the White House will give the image the boss wants to see.
Worst of all, the president's actions trickle down to state and local government. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but in this case, it is a costly detriment to open government at all levels across the country.


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Owls announce 2012 summer schedule
Even in the midst of a contract consideration from a former Major Leaguer to be an assistant coach, the Forest City Owls have managed to release their 2013 summer baseball schedule.
May 28, 2013 will mark the beginning of the Owls' sixth season in Forest City.
And the release of the schedule comes on the heels of the summer baseball team making an offer to former Atlanta Braves' third-baseman Chipper Jones to be an assistant coach on the squad.
The Owls will open the 2013 season on May 28 at McNair Field against Thomasville.
Along with the popular daily traditions, Forest City will also host its first Independence Day celebration on July 4 when they host the Martinsville Mustangs. Forest City General Manager Jeremy Boler said that the team will have two additional fireworks shows — on Friday, May 31 and Saturday, Aug. 3.
"This is a great schedule for our fans, with 10 weekend games and lots of nights of our favorite weekday promotions," Boler said, in a release. "For the first time, we will be hosting 32 games this season. That's the most we have ever hosted during the regular season."
Much like last season, the Coastal Plain League will be split into an East and West division, with seven teams in each.
The East will consist of the Edenton Steamers, Fayetteville SwampDogs, Morehead City Marlins, Peninsula Pilots, Petersburg Generals, Wilmington Sharks and Wilson Tobs. Along with Forest City, the West will comprise of the Asheboro Copperheads, Gastonia Grizzlies, Martinsville Mustangs, Thomasville HiToms, CPL 2012 Petitt Cup champions the Columbia Blowfish and the Florence RedWolves.
While each team will play a 56-game schedule, the majority of games will be within the division but, much like 2012, there will be inter-divisional play. The first half and second half of the season will each consist of 28 games.


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i rarely find fault with your pictures. crude and below the belt? maybe. but so far, every one is true. good on you for that.
Reality is rarely beautiful. Reality is just that… reality. This set of images should make people think about choices. Will they? probably not.
We conservatives take a common-sense and upfront approach. Reality sometimes may seem crude and below the belt, but it's our duty to not sugarcoat it and to present it as is rather than deflect to personal attacks like the left. Nothing is more crude and below the belt than a liberal, and you can't act like they don't thrive off of it.
277 Democrats voted to force Obamacare through congress, and ZERO Republicans voted for Obamacare. The great irony Is that these "pro-choice" Democrats feel as if they can't allow the American people to choose their own healthcare coverage; the government needs to do that for them because the government knows what's best for the American people and their medical choices…..By the way, abortion is a choice – just like how murder is a choice. You don't have a right to end the life of another person….However the other person has a fundamental right to life.
That's one of my rules for what constitutes a right – a right cannot directly contradict another right.
Liberal Logic. Now THAT'S an oxymoron!
all they DO is below the belt and slander. Notice i didnt say not to post those things. sometimes you have to burn an acre to save a forest.
I agree, and I knew you didn't say not to post the images.


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Wow! There is so much going on in our arts rich valley that it almost takes your breath away!
The Philharmonic has coordinated many activities that will happen during the month of May into a 2nd annual Festival of the Arts in the Tuscarawas Valley, and those posters are now starting to spring up all over the place. If you see one just take a look at the list of events that covers everything from school concerts to dance studio performances to the kick off concert for the Dominic Greco Band.
And speaking of the Philharmonic they perform Saturday, April 20, at the PAC. If you love piano concerts then Triple Play / Shostakovich, Hayden, Vandall is for you. Details can be found at www.tuscarawasphilharmonic.org
That same afternoon the Tuscarawas County Center for the Arts is hosting a grand opening of the newly renovated Tuscarawas County Community Foundation Clay Studio for members and invited guests. What a beautiful addition to the Tuscarawas County Community! An anonymous donor, along with many center members and supporters, have contributed time, talent and treasure to make the new studio happen and we are thrilled!
The latest Little Theater production opens Friday, April 26. A musical titled The Rink promises to be another smashing success. (Have you been there lately? Their shows are GREAT!) Consult www.thelittletheateronling.org for all of the details.
Feed your soul with the arts this spring…there are plenty of opportunities in your own back yard!


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MILLICAN, Texas A man already wanted for evading arrest led authorities on a manhunt, leaving a pregnant woman behind as he fled.
It all started with a traffic stop for a broken brake light around 9 Tuesday morning along FM 159 and Highway 6 near Millican. The suspect, Thomas Whetfield, 35, pulled over, but Brazos County Sheriff Chris Kirk said that's when things took a turn for the worse.
"The passenger started to complain about pregnancy, and that she was going into labor," said Kirk. "The deputy, concerned with that, got distracted and went over to her side of the car."
That's when Whetfield decided to get out of the vehicle and make his move.
"When the deputy directed him to get back into the vehicle, he ran off," said Kirk.
Whetfield ran into a nearby wooded area. Brazos County Deputies, State Troopers and Brazos County Precinct 1 Constables were called in to search for Whetfield. The search was assisted from the air by a helicopter called in by state troopers.
The search was intense, but lasted only a couple of hours.
"Once we determined that there was not a public threat, that this person wasn't armed, and wasn't wanted for a felony, we called off the search," said Kirk.
Whetfield was wanted for a misdemeanor evading arrest charge out of Grimes County. Kirk said Whetfield can count on another one from Brazos County.
The female passenger was rushed to the hospital. No word on whether she delivered a baby, but Kirk said if they can prove she wasn't being truthful, she could also be charged.
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Annapolis, Md. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR) Wildlife and Heritage Service today announced the schedule of dates and times to apply for blind site licenses for Maryland waters. The initial phase of licensing will take place on Tuesday, August 4 and Wednesday, August 5, at locations in each county where blind site licensing is authorized. Thereafter, licensing will take place at DNR offices located throughout the state.
We appreciate the cooperation and patience of the many individuals who participate in this effort every year, said Lena Pajewska, DNR Blind Site Licensing Coordinator. We have strived to make this process as fair and efficient as possible.
Applicants should arrive at the designated location between 7:30 and 8 a.m. Individuals arriving after 8 a.m. will not be eligible for the lottery drawing and will have to wait until all lottery applicants have completed their selection. Applicants will be limited to a maximum of 10 minutes to select their blind sites; no more than two sites per hunter may be selected per day. Licensing will end at 4:30 p.m. on August 4 and noon on August 5 at all locations. Licensing will resume on August 6 at the DNR offices listed below.
Hunters must apply in person and present a 2008-2009 or 2009-2010 resident hunting license and a Maryland drivers license or other photo identification proving they are Maryland residents. The 2009-2010 hunting licenses are now available and can be purchased at any DNR sport license agent, online at www.wildlifelicense.com/md or by phone at 1-800-918-2870.
Landowners, or persons with written permission of a landowner, who want to license their own property, should bring a copy of the property account information available through Department of Assessments and Taxation website (www.dat.state.md.us) and a tax map or legible map showing the exact location of the shoreline to be licensed.
Preview maps of shoreline licensed by riparian landowners will be available on July 15 at locations listed below. The maps will also be available on DNRs website at www.dnr.maryland.gov.
- Anne Arundel County.
Licensing location: Broadneck High School Auditorium, 1265 Green Holly Drive, Arnold. Preview maps available at Tawes State Office Building, E-1, 580 Taylor Ave., Annapolis.
- Prince Georges County.
Licensing location: County Administration Bldg. (Main Lobby, First Floor), 14741 Governor Oden Bowie Dr., Upper Marlboro. Preview maps available at County Administration Building, Room L-15.
On August 6, and thereafter, licenses for Anne Arundel and Prince Georges counties will be issued at the Wildlife and Heritage Service office, Tawes State Office Bldg., E-1, Annapolis.
- Calvert County.
Licensing location: DNR Regional Service Center, 6904 Hallowing Lane, Prince Frederick. Preview maps available at same location.
- Charles County.
Licensing location: Myrtle Grove WMA Office, 5625 Myrtle Grove Road, LaPlata. maps available at same location, 7 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. only.
- St. Marys County.
Licensing location: Joseph D. Carter Bldg., Russell Conference Room, 2nd Floor, 23110 Leonard Hall Dr., Leonardtown. Preview maps available at St. Marys County Memorial Library, 23250 Hollywood Road, Leonardtown.
On August 6, and thereafter, licenses for Calvert, Charles and St. Marys counties will be issued at the DNR Southern Regional Service Center, 6904 Hallowing Lane, Prince Frederick, MD 20678.
- Baltimore County.
(NEW LOCATION): Sparrows Point High School, 7400 North Point Road, Baltimore, 21219. Preview maps available at the Natural Resources Police Facility, 3738 Gwynnbrook Avenue, Baltimore.
- Cecil County.
Licensing location: Fair Hill Natural Resource Management Area, Edward L. Walls Activity Center, off entrance 3 Road, Rt. 273. Preview maps available at the Cecil County Library, 301 Newark Ave., Elkton.
- Harford County.
Licensing location: Fallston Volunteer Fire Department, meeting room, 2201 Carrs Mill Road, Fallston (next to the Fallston High School). Preview maps available at the DNR Licensing and Registration Services, Bel Air Regional Service Center, 2 South Bond Street, Bel Air.
On August 6, and thereafter, licenses for Baltimore, Cecil & Harford counties will be issued at the Bel Air Regional Service Center, 2 S. Bond St., Bel Air, MD 21014.
- Caroline County.
Licensing location: Caroline County Public Library, 100 Market Street, Denton. Preview maps available at same location.
- Talbot County.
Licensing location: Easton Volunteer Fire Department, 315 Aurora Park Drive, Easton. Preview maps available at the Easton Branch of Talbot County Library (across from courthouse), Easton.
- Kent and Queen Annes Counties.
Only riparian landowners may license a blind site in these counties. Landowners may license their shoreline beginning August 6 if they have missed the earlier licensing period.
On August. 6, and thereafter, licenses for Caroline, Talbot, Kent and Queen Annes Counties will be issued at the Centreville Regional Service Center, 120 Broadway Ave., Room 207, Centreville..
- Dorchester County.
Licensing location: LeCompte Wildlife Management Area, 4220 Steele Neck Road, Vienna. Preview maps available at same location, call ahead to confirm office is staffed 410-376-3236.
- Somerset County.
Licensing location: Wellington Wildlife Management Area, 32733 Dublin Road, Princess Anne. Preview maps available at same location, call ahead to confirm office is staffed 410-543-8223.
- Wicomico County.
Licensing location: Salisbury Regional Wildlife Office, 201 Baptist St., #22, Salisbury. Preview maps available at same location.
- Worcester County.
Licensing location: Snow Hill Fire Dept., 4718 Snow Hill Road, Snow Hill. Preview maps available at Shad Landing State Park @ Camp Store Off Rt. 113.
On August 6, and thereafter, licenses for Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester counties will be issued at the Salisbury Regional Service Center, 201 Baptist St., Suite 22, Salisbury, MD 21801.
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text: Comments by dmac93065 - MLive.com tag:profile.mlive.com,2015:dmac93065/1266324 2010-11-30T19:34:54Z Movable Type Enterprise 4.29-advance Comment on Detroit Lions' finger-pointing session likely will be short-lived tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.13249964 2010-11-30T19:34:54Z 2010-11-30T19:34:54Z Earlier this year, after the Lions had beaten the Rams Bleacher Report published an article online stating that Martin Mayhew and the Lions organization made the right calls by not listening to their fans. The compared the outcry of Lions dmac93065 Comment on Detroit Lions' record 25th consecutive road loss comes against previously winless Bills tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.13092846 2010-11-17T23:19:27Z 2010-11-17T23:19:27Z This team needs consistency. I DID NOT think Schwartz was the guy that could get this team over the hump upon hire because of his lack of experience. Gunther's defenses rank in the bottom third in the league over the dmac93065 Comment on Detroit Lions' record 25th consecutive road loss comes against previously winless Bills tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.13050412 2010-11-15T01:37:52Z 2010-11-15T01:37:52Z This was an embarrassing loss! The Bills were a very 'beatable' team!!! This team is just bent on losing. First draft a damn lineman who can protect our QB's and create running lanes. Enough is enough. None of the offensive dmac93065 Comment on Detroit Lions' Drew Stanton replaces injured Shaun Hill against Giants tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.12674856 2010-10-17T21:21:18Z 2010-10-17T21:21:18Z Hill's year may likely be done. He lead this team to being the top scoring offense in the NFC. Very impressive. I felt going into the game the Giants would force D-Williams in as the emergency backup. That pass rush dmac93065 Comment on Detroit Lions fans calling for making Shaun Hill the starting QB or a trade option is crazy talk tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.12657954 2010-10-16T03:04:28Z 2010-10-16T03:04:28Z For better or worse, this team is committed to Stafford. He is a fabulous young gunslinger, but he's been injured so often it's hard to tell whether he is truly the answer at QB for the long term. Any discussion dmac93065 Comment on For winless Detroit Lions, getting over proverbial hump easier said than done tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.12580347 2010-10-10T06:24:11Z 2010-10-10T06:24:11Z This article was written with the seeming assumption that a win is guaranteed. This is NOT the case. The Rams are starting Sam Bradford, the QB I so desperately wished was available for the Lions in the 2009 draft due dmac93065 Comment on Poll question: How satisfied are you with Jim Schwartz's coaching performance of the Lions? tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.12538708 2010-10-06T22:14:04Z 2010-10-06T22:14:04Z At some point there has to be a level of accountability, not just for wins & losses but execution down the stretch. The roster has been made over but many veteran players, like Larry Foote weren't coveted to help transition dmac93065 Comment on Jim Schwartz on WBBL: We aggressively pursued Shaun Hill for a reason tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.12293023 2010-09-18T17:18:37Z 2010-09-18T17:18:37Z Hill's a great counterpart to Stafford at the QB position. He's the accurate, quick read and release companion the offense needs. Stafford's a gunslinger who waits for the big play and takes big shots. When the line has developed more dmac93065 Comment on Lions move rookie Amari Spievey to safety tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.11971274 2010-08-26T17:44:21Z 2010-08-26T17:44:21Z Another 'system' guy that didn't quite fit the draft status he earned. If the team wanted a safety, there were others to choose from. There was a dire need at corner but it seems the aging vet Bly has secured dmac93065 Comment on Nate Burleson's work at the line gives Lions the option they need tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.10880535 2010-06-01T19:54:37Z 2010-06-01T19:54:37Z The issue shouldn't be Calvin @ all! Burleson was paid way more money than his on the field production suggested he deserves, because Linehan raved over him to the head coach and GM. Let's hope Linehan can do more to dmac93065 Comment on Coach Jim Schwartz: Lions will take a look at Keith Bulluck tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.10832871 2010-05-27T20:42:45Z 2010-05-27T20:42:45Z Idk why there's so much interest in Bulluck. He's injured and old. LeETING Foote and Sims go to sign a LB that's older and slower than both of the guys we let go...hmmm doesn't seem to help the linebacking corps dmac93065 Comment on Chris Houston on WDFN: Matthew Stafford, Matt Ryan have much in common tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.10770890 2010-05-22T19:45:18Z 2010-05-22T19:45:18Z I love the Lions but lets not get carried away with overly optimistic forecasts regarding wins. Stafford had not proven himself yet. His crowning game was the one against the Browns. That was a game riddled with inaccurate passes and dmac93065 Comment on Lions appear confident DeAndre Levy's their man for starting middle linebacker spot tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.10761509 2010-05-21T21:09:41Z 2010-05-21T21:09:41Z I love the moves the team has made. I'm sure Follett has the team thinking he can fill in for Sims the way Levy is slated to stand in for Foote. Still, there is a question of depth at LB dmac93065 Comment on Report: Cincinnati Bengals to sign free-agent cornerback Adam 'Pacman' Jones tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.10551168 2010-05-04T21:02:27Z 2010-05-04T21:02:27Z I thought for sure Schwartz would influence Pacman being signed here. He clearly is NOT the player he was when drafted. He was woeful in Dallas and even got beaten on Pro's vs. Joe's by average guys. the tape on dmac93065 Comment on Away from football for almost two years, Lions' Caleb Campbell stronger and faster tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.10516024 2010-05-02T00:01:36Z 2010-05-02T00:01:36Z I hate to see Millen get credit for this pick. Being an Army guy, his work ethic should be unassailable. All that's left to consider is whether he has the talent and the football IQ to get it done. We dmac93065 Comment on Detroit Lions Links: Matthew Stafford still has much to prove tag:blog.mlive.com,2015:/highlightreel//944.10507677 2010-05-01T01:28:36Z 2010-05-01T01:28:36Z Wow, I'm surprised so many people are responding with such ire against the article. Any true Lions fan wants Stafford to be the next Brett Favre or Troy Aikman but wishes and reality are often varying. High profile athletes thrive dmac93065 Comment on Report: Caleb Campbell will attend Lions' rookie camp for a second time tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.10477010 2010-04-28T22:54:56Z 2010-04-28T22:54:56Z Was this the 'surprise' LB Gunther referred to after all? Sure he is prior year's draft pick, but for all intends and purposes he is part of the current draft class. Whether he was Gunther's ace in the hole or dmac93065 Comment on Readers react: Fans have mixed feelings about Lions passing on LeGarrette Blount tag:blog.mlive.com,2015:/highlightreel//944.10447503 2010-04-27T00:28:15Z 2010-04-27T00:28:15Z The issue of character shouldn't weigh so heavily in the post draft process. If teams wanted to teach Blount a lesson, (which on the surface it now seems they did) by not drafting him then the Lions should have been dmac93065 Comment on Lions' Martin Mayhew: 'Proof is in the pudding' when evaluating draft, free-agent moves tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.10426561 2010-04-25T03:24:51Z 2010-04-25T03:24:51Z Despite some criticism of the draft, (some of it quite long winded) I think the team did a phenomenal job overall. As a Lions fan this is the best time of the year as hope springs eternal until the realities dmac93065 Comment on Detroit wideout Tim Toone links: 'Mr. Irrelevant' said he didn't expect to be drafted tag:www.mlive.com,2015:/lions/index.ssf//2235.10425081 2010-04-25T00:07:04Z 2010-04-25T00:07:04Z I would rather have seen Legarrett Blount drafted with the last pick. K. Smith is garbage and should be cut. Best is explosive but not an every down back. Blount would have been a perfect compliment to Best, spelling him dmac93065


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J. Britton Tabor is the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Erlanger Health System. He has been with Erlanger for twenty-six years.
Mr. Tabor is a Certified Public Accountant and a member of the Tennessee Society of Certified Public Accountants, American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity, American College of Healthcare Executives and the Healthcare Financial Management Association. Prior to Erlanger, Mr. Tabor was an auditor for Hazlett, Lewis, and Bieter.
He has served on the TSCPA's Healthcare and Scholarship Committees, as well as other community volunteer boards. He has also taught at the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga State Community College, and the College of Saint Francis as an adjunct instructor at the undergraduate and master levels.
Mr. Tabor holds a Master's Degree in Business Administration from the University of Tennessee and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from Tennessee Technological University, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude.


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Erin Yelton Broadhurst, a Baldwin Wallace alumna, is a middle school orchestra director in the Hilliard City Schools near Columbus, Ohio. Erin's previous teaching background includes serving as the director of the Middletown Youth Symphony, teaching 4th-12th grade strings in the Middletown City Schools, serving as a section coach with the Columbus Symphony Youth Orchestras, and for the past several years maintaining a private viola and violin studio. In 2003 she was chosen as the Ohio Orchestra & String Teachers Association's Young Teacher of the Year. Ms. Broadhurst began her musical training with viola study in the Forest Hills School District in Cincinnati, earning a Bachelor of Music Education degree at BW, as well as Masters degrees in String Pedagogy and Viola Performance from the Ohio State University. She is extremely excited to be able to work the wonderful students at the BW String Camp again this year!
Jason Seber is celebrating his eighth season as Music Director of the Louisville Youth Orchestra. During his tenure the
Mr. Seber served as Assistant Conductor of the Cleveland Pops Orchestra from 2005 to 2007 and still returns regularly to guest conduct. In 2008 he led a performance of the Cleveland Pops with Peter Cetera and figure skaters Sasha Cohen, Brian Boitano, and Todd Eldredge that was broadcast nationwide on NBC Christmas Day. He also served as Assistant Conductor of the National Repertory Orchestra and the Cleveland Institute of Music Orchestras. Mr. Seber frequently guest conducts the Louisville Orchestra in their Making Music, OrKIDStra, Pops, and Side-by-Side series. He has also guest conducted the Charleston Symphony, National Symphony, Mansfield Symphony, Ashland Regional Ballet, Music Theatre Louisville, and at the Sewanee Summer Music Festival. Highlights of the 2012-13 season include a debut with the Colorado Symphony, a full-scale production of Stravinsky's L'Histoire du Soldat with the Kentucky Center Chamber Players, and return appearances with the Louisville Orchestra and the Cleveland Pops. Mr. Seber has had the privilege of working with Shoshana Bean, Michael Cavanaugh, Caroline Goulding, Christopher O'Riley, Conrad Tao, and Joyce Yang.
Mr. Seber earned his MM in orchestral conducting from the Cleveland Institute of Music and a BM in violin and BME from Baldwin-Wallace College Conservatory of Music. In addition he spent five summers at the Pierre Monteux School for Conductors and Orchestral Musicians in Maine. He studied conducting with Carl Topilow, Dwight Oltman, and Michael Jinbo and has conducted in master classes and workshops with Kenneth Kiesler, Louis Lane, Gustav Meier, Larry Rachleff, David Roberston, and Michael Tilson Thomas.
Harriett Ahmed Thomas has been teaching in the Oberlin School District since 1976. Ms. Thomas received both her Bachelor and Master degrees in Music Education from the Oberlin College-Conservatory of Music, where she studied violin with Dorothy Mauney and Andor Toth, Sr. She has done post graduate work at Vandercook College, University of Wisconsin - Madison, and Ashland University. Ms. Thomas served as Dean of Students, Schedule Coordinator, Ensemble Coach, and Assistant to the Director for the Summer Music Experience Program on the Western Reserve Academy Campus in Hudson, Ohio for many years. She was the director of the Northern Ohio Youth Symphonetta Orchestra for ten years. She is the advisor for the Tri-M Music Honor Society and works with individual students and small groups before and after school each day. In past years she has served as a Mentor Teacher and chairmen of the Foundation for Excellent Schools Committee. She is an active member of ASTA, MENC and OEA. Past awards include: Oberlin District Recognition Award, the NANBPWC Inc. Professional Award, Cleveland Plain Dealer Crystal Apple Award Nominee, the Oberlin Community Teacher of the Year, and the Oberlin College Award for Distinguished Service to the Community. Ms. Thomas is also a part-time Travel Agent. She plans and organizes cruises, tours, individual, and group vacation packages in her spare time.
Dianna Richardson is director and conductor of the orchestra program at Cleveland School of the Arts. She holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the Cleveland Institute of Music and a Masters from Cleveland State University. In addition, she has studied music at Arizona State University and The Juilliard School of Music. In 1998, Ms. Richardson received the Heidi Castleman Award for excellence in teaching and performing chamber music. She is director of the String Ensemble and String Orchestra in the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music's Youth Orchestra Program, All City Orchestra and Symphony Orchestra for the Cleveland Municipal School District and is principal bassist of the Grammy Award winning Cleveland Chamber Symphony. Ms. Richardson founded the Strings Attached summer program that promotes literacy through music and serves on the faculty of Muskingum College.


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The Chinese guide to London

Observations on immigration. By Dollan Cannell

Observations on immigration. By Dollan Cannell

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It is historically Paris, not London, that has lived by numbers - Parisians have their 20 arrondissements and their systematic house numbering, while London has tangled boroughs and a riot of house names and numbers. There is a new class of Londoners, however, who navigate numerically. They live at 419 and work at 36. They meet friends at the end of 2, or lovers by 77. London's unofficial new geography derives from its buses.
I have been making a BBC2 documentary with Chinese immigrants brought to London by people smugglers, and they all use this method to find their way around.
English is as difficult for Chinese people as Chinese is for the English, and none of the new arrivals I met could speak more than a few words. This doesn't prevent them from selling goods, usually pirate DVDs, on the streets (this has largely displaced farm work), but they still have to get from A to B.
Place names are no use. Hackney is a mere guttural exhalation, indistinguishable from Hampstead. The points of the compass are no better, and they never, ever enter the linguistic labyrinth of the Underground.
Buses are their northern star: they need only identify which Mandarin characters correspond to 0 to 9 and the message displayed above the bus driver begins to make sense. When a new arrival is first taken by a contact to the flat he will share with a dozen others he is told the number of the nearest bus route. When he is taken to the gangmaster who will supply his DVDs he will memorise the bus number and the look of the streets that link bus stop to destination. One thing he must be careful about is the direction a bus is travelling in, and for this his best guide can be trial and error. If he travels for a long time without seeing things he knows, he must alight and try the other direction. In this way most new immigrants build up a repertoire of routes.
When they talked to us, many identified locations that could easily be given names using a bus map and an A-Z. Most had been mugged by British teenagers who know they carry DVDs and can't tell
the police. The site of an attack might be "the place five stops along the 149 from home, then three streets to the right".
It can go wrong. One man arrived an hour late to meet us: he thought he knew how to get from the bus stop to our meeting point, but didn't. To find his bearings he had no option but to keep walking in a random direction until he saw a bus stop with a number he knew. That day all his frustrations about life here - the risk of attack and arrest, the stress of earning enough - poured out. Discarding inscrutability and every other ethnic cliche, he stood in Whitechapel (seventh stop on the 393, two streets on the right) and cried his eyes out.
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MITCHELL, S.D. – The Dakota Wesleyan University men's soccer program added its second signee of the offseason this week when head coach Jeremy Tosaya announced that Nick Tschakert will join the program in 2013.
Tschakert joins Lakeville, Minn., defender Colby Sprung as the Tigers' first recruits for next season. Tschakert, a 5-foot-10 defender comes to Dakota Wesleyan from Watertown, S.D. He was a two-year starter and three-time letter winner for the Arrows. He also played for the South Dakota United club team.
Tschakert, who plans to major in finance at Dakota Wesleyan, was a member of the National Honor Society.
"I've had the opportunity to watch Nick play soccer for the last few years here in South Dakota, and I'm looking forward to see how he will grow as a player and a person here at Dakota Wesleyan," said Tosaya, who begins his fifth season with the program in 2013. "Not only will he be a great addition to the team, but he will be a great fit for our academically-minded community on campus."
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With Hanks Williams Jr. out of the picture since the first time since the 1980s, ESPN needed a new intro for "Monday Night Football." And they needed it fast. By Friday, the problem was solved. Lions Hall of Fame running back Barry Sanders will narrate the opening sequence when the Lions host the Chicago Bears […] [Read More]
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Baseball Takes Series at Cal State Northridge
NORTHRIDGE, Calif. – The West Virginia baseball team and Cal State Northridge combined for 25 runs and 36 hits in a 14-11 WVU win on Saturday afternoon at Matador Field.
West Virginia (10-6) won the series 2-1, marking the third-straight weekend series win for the Mountaineers. Both team registered 18 hits and the Matadors committed three errors.
"It's been a long trip for these kids," coach Randy Mazey says. "It seems like we've been out here for a month, so it'll be good to get back home and sleep in our own beds and get back to familiar surroundings."
Senior first baseman Ryan McBroom finished the game 4-for-6 with one home run, one double, one run and five RBIs. Junior second baseman Billy Fleming went 3-for-5 with three runs and freshman right fielder Shaun Wood went 3-for-5 with one home run, one double, one run and three RBIs.
"It's nice to win a game when you don't get starting pitching. We've been getting great starting pitching and you always wonder if the starter can't go seven innings are you going to be able to win. It's nice to know we can get into an offensive fight and still win the game."
Junior center fielder Bobby Boyd scored the first run of the game in the top of the first, scoring from second base on a double down the left field line by McBroom.
After CSUN tied the game at 1-1 in the bottom of the first, Wood blasted a two-run home run over the right field fence to put WVU ahead 3-1.
The Matadors took the lead at 5-3 in the bottom of the second, but the Mountaineers tied the game with two runs in the top of the third. McBroom knocked in Boyd for the second time, and junior catcher Cam O'Brien hit a sacrifice fly that plated Fleming.
Four runs on five hits in the top of the fourth inning extended the Mountaineer lead to 9-5. Junior shortstop Taylor Munden drove in junior designated hitter Max Nogay with a double down the left field line. Munden then scored on a wild pitch, while McBroom drove in Boyd with a single to shortstop and senior left fielder Jacob Rice hit a sacrifice fly to center field to score Fleming.
Cal State Northridge cut the lead to 9-7 with single runs in the fourth and fifth innings, but Boyd scored his third run of the game to give WVU a 10-7 edge in the top of the sixth on a single to center field by Rice.
The Matadors again cut down the WVU lead at 10-9 in the bottom of the sixth, but a two-run home run by McBroom in the top of the eighth put the Mountaineers ahead 12-9. McBroom's homer was his fifth of the season and his fourth hit of the day. He also drove in his fourth and fifth RBIs of the afternoon. Rice then scored his first run on a wild pitch and a throwing error by the catcher.
Despite allowing eight runs on 10 hits in 5.1 innings, junior right-hander Sean Carley (3-0) picked up his third win of the season. Carley struck out two and walked three. Senior right-hander Pascal Paul pitched 2.2 innings of strong relief. Paul let up one run on five hits with two strikeouts and three walks.
Cal State Northridge starter Jordan Johnson (2-2) was chased after just 3.1 innings, giving up eight runs, seven earned, on eight hits with one strikeout and two walks. The Matadors used five relievers to complete the game.
Chester Pak went 4-for-6 for the Matadors with a home run, two runs and three RBIs. Ryan Raslowsky and Nick Blaser added three RBIs apiece.
West Virginia will travel to Appalachian Power Park in Charleston, W.Va., to take on Marshall on Tuesday, March 18. First pitch is set for 4 p.m. A link to live audio and stats is available via WVUsports.com.
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Like his game he played hard and hope he is with us next year
Barqs root beer or abita amber
Thanks again Mr Benson, and also Mr Stern both were instrumental in keeping the team in NO.
My Name recommendation is New Orleans Bucaneers
Sounds like all of you have an ax to grind been to jail lately ???. Just so you know the city of New Orleans is at war with criminals, thugs, and mostly the young adults would you like Mr Gusman to start releasing them to your community that might happen if money is not appropirated for more than a 1400 bed jail no kidding
huh it sounds like some of you might have an ax to grind with Mr Gusman is it because yall have some past or maybe even need to be in here for not doing what your'e supposed to do ????
Mr Gusman does and outstanding job considering what the city and state give him to run this jail. All of you you have nothing to do but cast negativity are the same ones that would be whinning about your neighborhoods not being adequately patrolled and when they are and some are arrested you also whine about that. Some people well don't have much of a life that's why they whine all day using this media to vent their petty concerns
Dont want to see kaman go nor do i want to see dell demps possible monte williams go with new management take over
Great effort by the Hornets when they play defense and mimimize turnovers they give themselves a chance to win. Pretty obivious huh yea that is not what this post is about., it is about why the hornets have a knack for getting rid of always the best players .. Bass, Chandler, Jr Smith, thornton, collison, and now Kaman dont really dont have a clue why ....
live on north shore switch to dish network watch hornets games
Yes chain gangs going down canal street sweeping the sidewalks, cleaning up streets after mardi gras picking up trash throughout the city for every young kid to see
Why is everyone surprised their our groups out their that impose their will on you everyday if they dont care about whatever your doing. Dogs, Cats and other creatures on earth get more protection than unborn babies this is just another group that wants you to change your ways, and their is no end to what they will do to see that you do change. and you will.
I am not bashing the KID for going where he wants to go., I just think that if your'e from Louisiana you should stay in State. If State teams were bad football teams I could understand that . ps lots of perks associated with staying home those people that can change your life with a job etc after football is over could be one incentive happy job hunting in ALABAMA
Its a great time out fun excitement good food and something to do to forget saints loss
Wish I had been their I would have went to Jail because i would have wore his stupid selft out
If you dont own one get one and if you got one dont leave home without it.
Sempher Fi. Oh I suppose that beheading one on TV is ok. Well I am totally OK with these Marines Actions, if its true. When these cowards use road side bombs to cripple our mame and cripple our youth p on them
Just a dream just a dream i had. Sleeping peacefully and wife said i was cheering for the gtigers I dreamed that Steve Spurrier was in Tiger Stadium as the coach of the Tigers. With the talent that LSU gets they would college rule dominate football for years years and more years then i woke up and realized that no its just a dream.
Well at least were'e not all cousins
ESPN Now reporting that williams involved in assisting Alabama with game plan to stop LSU
Please everybody drop all this, the game is over and their is nothing postive that can come from all of this brilliant BS, that you have to offer.


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Lifetime's 'Witches' a fun, creepy ride
By Jeanne Jakle : October 3, 2013 : Updated: October 6, 2013 1:31am
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The 10-episode 'Witches of East End' focuses on the Beauchamp family (Mädchen Amick, Jenna Dewan Tatum, Julia Ormond and Rachel Boston) and features a wide variety of fun effects and spooky situations.
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Witchy women: Lifetime conjures up supernatural drama, starring Julia Ormond, just in time for Halloween.
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Witches are all the rage on TV these days. What better time to enjoy them than in the weeks surrounding Halloween?
An edgy, nightmarish look at these wicked enchantresses is promised by "American Horror Story: Coven," the New Orleans-set horror series starting Wednesday on FX and starring Jessica Lange, Kathy Bates and Angela Bassett.
For more whimsical witchery, Lifetime's "Witches of East End," inspired by the best-selling novel by Melissa de la Cruz, debuts at 9 p.m. Sunday. The 10-episode series boasts an enchanting cast, some of whom heat up the screen so intensely that things around them literally burst into flames. Cheesy, yes, but bewitching just the same.
"Witches" stars Emmy winner Julia Ormond ("Temple Grandin"), Madchen Amick and Virginia Madsen ("Sideways"), along with younger hotties Jenna Dewan Tatum (wife of Channing Tatum), Rachel Boston and Eric Winter. The show is set in East Haven, a secluded seaside town that's shaken up by some mysterious murders.
It centers on the intriguing Beauchamp family: free-spirited artist Joanna (Ormond) and her two grown daughters, wild-child bartender Freya (Dewan Tatum, "American Horror Story") and shy librarian Ingrid (Boston, "In Plain Sight"), both of whom are unaware that they are gifted — or cursed — with a magical birthright.
Freya is recently engaged to her dream man, wealthy catch Dash Gardiner (Winter, "The Mentalist"), but when she finds herself irresistibly drawn to his troubled bad-boy brother Killian (Daniel DiTomasso, "CSI"), bizarre occurrences begin to take over her life.
Ingrid, meanwhile, has developed a more academic interest in witchcraft and other occult practices and is writing a dissertation on the subject. She's shocked to learn that magic is part of her own personal universe.
The most intriguing Beauchamp may be Joanna's outspoken and long-estranged sister Wendy (Amick, "Twin Peaks"). She arrives with a warning that could change the family's fate forever, as it forces Joanna to reveal to her daughters that they are witches who possess great untapped powers.
"Immortality works a little differently for each character," executive producer Maggie Friedman explained at a Lifetime press session. "Joanna's curse is she's immortal, but she has to give birth to the same daughters again and again and again. So every time they die, she suddenly ages back 25 years or so, becomes pregnant, and births them again."
As her age is always shifting, she conceivably could live forever.
Wendy's special gift?
"I shape-shift in and out of being a cat," Amick said with amusement. "So that's pretty great, but it also means you have nine lives. So you have to be pretty careful about your deaths and how many stack up."
As for Joanna's two girls, they age like regular people. However, in the past, the daughters have died fairly young as a result of using their powers; that's why their mom has kept Freya and Ingrid in the dark.
"I want to give them as full a life as I can. So that's my conundrum," Ormond said.
In the pilot, we're introduced to another shape-shifter of the evil kind, who enters the series looking like Joanna. We soon learn this invading presence is an enemy out to get the Beauchamp family.
"The show is scary and dark and creepy," Friedman said, adding that it also is a mix of family drama and seductive soap opera with some humorous winks tossed in for fun.
Ormond, who heated up screens the past two seasons with her Emmy-nominated portrayal of Megan's elegantly sexy mom in "Mad Men," said she's excited about this mother role as well.
"This is a really fun one in terms of the daughters that I have," she said. "It's a single mother dealing with these very strong, strong women and female energy and a very troublesome sister who doesn't always agree with me."
If you like your horror gritty, gruesome and truly horrific, this Lifetime romp may not be your cup of batwing tea.
Those into supernatural sagas with a lighter feel, however, could very well find themselves growing addicted to "Witches," which not only boasts vivid characters but also plenty of impressive effects.


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Mill Road named one of best 10 high streets in Britain
Posted: November 29, 2013|
The "jewel in Cambridge's crown" has been shortlisted for a national award.
Mill Road has made it to the final 10 in the search for the best high street as part of The Daily Telegraph's High Street of the Year award.
Business owners on Mill Road agree it's the best – and have nothing but good things to say about it.
The street is famed for its cosmopolitan range of independent shops, and its bohemian atmosphere.
Sarah Brown, councillor for Petersfield, said: "I think Mill Road more than deserves to win. It's amazing, like a jewel in Cambridge's crown.
"It has incredible diversity. The sense of community is great and it's so cosmopolitan. Everyone mixes together and it works."
David Jarvis, a co-director of Arjuna Wholefoods, also spoke about the road's diversity and its "plethora" of independent businesses that set it apart from others.
He said: "A lot of things set Mill Road apart from other areas. There are shops that have been around for many years and other family-run businesses.
"It feels like a special road and many have an emotional connection to it."
Matt Hilbert, from The Earl of Beaconsfield, believes the road is continuing to improve.
He said: "Mill Road seems to be having a lovely new lease of life. I have been in the area for 25 years and it used to be a bit dodgy but now it's just becoming really great.
"I'm not surprised to hear the news. It's a lovely street to own a business on and walk down and go in the shops."
Mill Road was picked for the final 10 after hundreds of high streets were nominated for the prize by Telegraph readers. Other shortlisted contenders include Bury St Edmunds.
Cambridge MP Julian Huppert said: "This is excellent news and is real testament to the strength of our independent traders and the businesses on Mill Road.
"Here in Cambridge, we know that Mill Road is a very special place but being shortlisted in this competition means we have got that message out to the rest of the country."
According to Mr Jarvis, the word is getting out more and more about what Mill Road has to offer.
He added: "We have a lot of Anglia Ruskin students down here and more and more students from Cambridge University are finding us too."
Dr Huppert added: "I congratulate everyone for their hard work in achieving the wealth of nominations necessary to get into the top 10. Now I wish all on Mill Road the luck to go on to win the title."
:: Cambridge's most vibrant street gets a whole new look for one day in December when it is transformed for the annual Mill Road Winter Fair.
The historic byway will attract up to 10,000 visitors, with the promise of a colourful parade, craft stalls, a food fair, history exhibition, tours and walks plus various special offers from the many shops, restaurants and businesses that line Mill Road and its surrounding streets.
This year's fair is on Saturday, December 7 from 10.30am-4.30pm. Full details at millroadwinterfair.org.


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