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Oh Yeah,I Think He's Guilty!!!
OH HELL YEAH I THINK HE"S GUILTY!!!I I remember once hearing Nicole Brown,I can't for the life of me remember if it was on the radio or on TV. She was calling 911. She's terrified because OJ is at her front door. He is POUNDING on it and SCREAMING at the top of his lungs. He's cussing and demanding that she open the door. I only heard this 911 recording once, they never played it again. This was just one of the few times she had called before he killed her. When I heard him being so abusive and horrible, I thought to myself, OMG!!! This guy is a freaking maniac. He scared me and I was not even anywhere near him. I could hear Nicole, her voice trembling with fear. My heart went out to her and really anyone that has to live like that!! Of course Nicole had already been killed when I heard that 911 recording. I always felt he was guilty. I also feel that he suffers every day of his life for what he did and he will get his in the end!!!
I'm so very sorry that caused anyone to think that I meant to make light or some kind of joke out of this. I meant that as an insult towards OJ Simpson, and not at all towards Nicole or Ronald Goldman. In our house, that is how we address sleaze, and OJ Simpson fits this one.
OJ stoops so low on a regular basis, that he can walk standing up straight under a snake's belly with his hat ON.
I would like to think that OJ suffers for what he did. Unfortunately, since sociopaths have no conscience, he probably does not care at all.
I agree with you and flour though... I don't see how any woman could even be near him after that... Much less be dating him.
Not long enough cause it's just robbery this time.<br />
He was free for ten years running around having white girlfriends when he said after his first trial that he was going to spend the rest of his life looking fo the real killer... What a joke! I guess he hasn't found himself yet.
Aren't you glad he's in jail now even if it's not because of the double murder? What goes around comes around.
Yeah I believe so also. ButI think thats the way it goes ,. Hes as slick as snot he is!


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D-backs trade of Martin Prado to Yankees nearly didn't happen
The New York Yankees are pleased with their season-altering trade of minor league catcher Peter O'Brien for former Arizona Diamondback Martin Prado.
However, according to NYDailyNews.com, the deadline-day deal almost never happened.
Yankees GM Brian Cashman worked with Diamondbacks GM Kevin Towers for days before the July 31 trade deadline in an attempt to acquire Prado. But despite the numerous offers, Towers was unwilling to agree to the Yankees' terms.
But Towers was looking for a bigger haul in return than simply Pete O'Brien, the slugging minor league catcher. In the days leading up to the deadline, and for much of that Thursday, he proposed multi-player deals asking for various Yankee prospects Cashman wasn't willing to trade.
Trade talks for Prado were going nowhere and Cashman was running out of time for a move to change his team's season.
It was only when the Yankee GM felt he reached a dead end, about an hour before the deadline, that he took a stab at something different, texting Red Sox GM Ben Cherington to ask if he'd be willing to trade Stephen Drew.
Quickly after the deal for Drew, Towers agreed to a now financially impossible Prado-O'Brien trade that would require Cashman to make a pitch for money to the Yankees' owner.
Cashman called Hal Steinbrenner and explained how important Prado's versatility could be both this season and beyond. He also told him he thought Prado's intangibles make a difference as well.
Steinbrenner bought Cashman's pitch, green-lighting the deal for Prado and earning the Yankees a utility man who could be their key to making the playoffs.
So far Prado has been well-worth the hard work put in to acquire him, succeeding as a utility man and providing a massive offensive boost. Prado has hit .276 for his new team with four home runs and 12 RBI in 24 games.
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1) Indianapolis The top QB in college football for the past two years, Stanfords Andrew Luck gets the nod as the top pick in the draft based on sustained excellence over that time frame. Some say Luck is the most complete NFL QB prospect since Peyton Manning. Look for the Colts to draft the best player on the board with each subsequent pick as they need help everywhere.
2) Washington The Skins opted to move up to this draft spot and dropped out of the Peyton Manning derby because the truth is QB Robert Griffin III from Baylor is a better fit in the offensive scheme in place than Manning would be. Griffin offers tremendous mobility in and out of the pocket along with a great deep ball. Look for defensive line, offensive line and linebacker selections when they get back on the clock.
3) Minnesota The Vikings have options here but due to the depth at other positions of need in this draft, they go with OT Matt Kalil out of USC. Hes easily the best OT prospect in this draft in a class that does not offer a lot of depth at this position. The Vikings will be looking for cornerbacks and wide receivers later.
4) Cleveland The Browns choose the best player on the board and take Alabama RB Trent Richardson. Richardson runs with power and vision while being the best prospect at his position since Adrian Peterson. The Browns will look for quarterback, receiver, pass rush and offensive line help later.
5) Tampa Bay The Bucs would have loved Richardson but in this scenario, the clear choice for them is CB Morris Claiborne out of LSU. Claiborne fills a position of need and he is likely also the best player on the board at this time with extremely strong cover skills. Tampa will go running back shopping later as well as addressing their offensive line and tight end.
6) St. Louis The Rams trade down from No. 2 means they dont get OT Matt Kalil, but they are more than happy to select Oklahoma State WR Justin Blackmon. Blackmon has a very solid set of tools with great hands perhaps being the one that should be listed first. The Rams continue to look at upgrading the talent around Sam Bradford via running back depth and offensive line upgrades as well as needing help at defensive tackle and cornerback.
7) Jacksonville The Jaguars added Laurent Robinson to the receiver mix this offseason and now appear to be signing Lee Evans as well. I have them continuing in that vein with the selection of Notre Dame WR Michael Floyd who brings size and speed to the field. Floyd has some character issues but he has good long speed and can pluck the ball in traffic. The pass rush and offensive line will see some attention later along with more depth at receiver.
8) Miami If the board falls this way, the Dolphins jump up to a take a shot at Texas A&M QB Ryan Tannehill. A bit of a reach at this point in the draft, Tannehill has a lot going for him but a lack of experience will be the primary challenge for him to overcome at the next level. Look for the Phins to seek out wide receivers, linebackers and defensive backs as the draft progresses.
9) Carolina The Panthers have a lot of needs but the cross-section of need and talent seems to conjoin and suggest Mississippi St DT Fletcher Cox as being the pick here. Cox is the top 4-3 DT in this draft and hell help a defense that will get plenty of attention during this time. Help is required at all three levels of the defense and more depth at receiver would be a good thing.
10) Buffalo The Bills need help on both sides of the ball so in a draft where the talent is going to quickly drop off at offensive tackle, the Bills select Iowa OT Riley Reiff. Owning good feet, solid technique and intelligence, Reiff will need to get stronger. Cornerback and wide receiver will be their other primary concerns in the draft.
11) Kansas City One of the toughest positions to fill on an NFL team is nose tackle, so I have the Chiefs taking Memphis DT Dontari Poe. Poe fits the description of a mammoth space eater who will occupy multiple blockers and allow his teammates to be more effective. Look for offensive line and defensive backs to be chosen later in the draft.
12) Seattle The Seahawks could go pass rush here, but I think they want to help new quarterback Matt Flynn and choose to do so by taking OG David DeCastro from Stanford. DeCastro is solid or better in all phases of the game and will be an immediate upgrade for the offense. Look for pass rush and depth at running back to be added later in their draft.
13) Arizona The Cardinals would have loved to add DeCastro themselves but with that no longer an option, I have them taking Ohio State OT Mike Adams. Adams has the tools to become a dominant player, but hell need to be coached up to get him motivated to do so. Look for the team to address linebackers and wide receiver as the draft continues.
14) Dallas The Cowboys add a playmaker to their sub-par defensive secondary with the selection of CB Stephon Gilmore from South Carolina. He has the speed and the size to matchup against the elite receivers in the NFC East. More help in the secondary and along the offensive line will be priorities for this team as well.
15) Philadelphia The Eagles could always choose to support either line with this pick, but Im going to give them SS Mark Barron from Alabama. Barron is extremely solid around the line of scrimmage but he can be exposed at times in the open field. The team will look at linebackers and offensive linemen as the draft moves forward.
16) NY Jets The Jets have several options that make sense for them here, but Im going to give them Alabama OLB Courtney Upshaw. While his measurables wont blow you away, Upshaw is a player who produces on the field and who seems to be a great fit in this defense. Look for the Jets to address offensive line and wide receiver down the road.


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Recipe Share: The Ultimate Banana Bread
Posted By Alison On Apr 10, 2008 @ In Recipes & Cooking Tips | 3 Comments
This banana bread recipe was sent in by Leslie who has one son who must be gluten-free and one son who must be dairy-free.
The Ultimate Banana Bread
1 1/4 cup all-purpose gluten-free flour (I use Bob's Red Mill)
1/2 cup teff flour (if unavailable, try buckwheat flour)
2 teaspoons baking powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon xanthan gum
1 – 1 1/2 cup mashed ripe banana (2 or 3 bananas)
1/2 cup applesauce
1/2 cup milk of choice
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup butter, margarine, or shortening
1/2 cup white sugar
1/2 cup brown sugar
2 large eggs
1 cup chopped walnuts or pecans (optional)
Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease and flour a 9 1/4 x 5 x 2 1/2 inch loaf pan or line a 12 count muffin pan with paper baking cups. Whisk together flour, baking powder, salt, baking soda and xanthan gum in medium bowl. In small bowl, mix mashed bananas, applesauce, milk and vanilla. Using electric mixer, beat butter, margarine, or shortening in large bowl until creamy. Gradually beat in sugar. Add eggs 1 at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat banana mixture and flour mixture alternately into shortening mixture in 2 additions each. Stir in nuts. Transfer to loaf pan, or divide evenly between muffin cups.
Bake until toothpick inserted into center comes out clean, about 1 hour and 10 minutes for a bread loaf, and about 25 minutes for muffins. Cool 5 minutes. Turn loaf out or place muffins on rack to cool completely.
Makes 1 loaf, or 12 large muffins
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PINE CREEK TOWNSHIP — Police in Clinton County are trying to put a stop to a rash of daytime burglaries.
Most of the crimes happened on back roads where homes are more secluded, and police now want neighbors to watch out for one another.
Within the past two weeks, police in the Avis area said burglars have targeted roughly a half-dozen homes.
One home was on Sulphur Run Road in Pine Creek Township, near Josh Hibbler's home. Hibbler said he's always keeping an eye on the neighborhood, and takes precautions at his home.
"We lock our doors and stuff. We have dogs. They always let us know when somebody's coming," said Hibbler.
That's just it, police said the break-ins are happening during the day when most homeowners are away.
In some cases, cash, jewelry, and guns have been swiped.
Neighbors of some victims said it's enough to make them take measures to prevent would-be burglars.
"We're going to look into buying a security camera, that way it links to your smartphone, and you can watch it anywhere you're at," said Tim Kinley of Pine Creek Township.
Officers urge neighbors to be vigilant and to lock doors when they're not home, or risk being a victim.
"I'd like to have my property back. Nine times out of 10 you don't get it back. So what do you do? Just move on," said Kelly Eyer of Pine Creek Township.
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Inquiry into why so many shunned polls
Posted: November 17, 2012|
THE Electoral Commission has announced a review of the police and crime commissioner elections, warning that record-low participation levels of well below 20% were "a concern for everyone who cares about democracy".
Its chair, Jenny Watson, said: "These were new elections taking place at an unfamiliar time of year, which is why we have made clear at every stage that it would be important to engage effectively with voters. The Government took a number of decisions about how to run these elections that we did not agree with.
"But what is important now is that the right lessons are learnt: we will talk to voters, candidates and returning officers to understand what worked and what didn't.
"The commission is going to undertake a thorough review, and we will present our findings to Parliament in early 2013."
Prime Minister David Cameron insisted that the new commissioners do have a mandate.
"The turnout was always going to be low when you're electing a new post for the first time," he said.
"But remember, these police and crime commissioners are replacing organisations that weren't directly elected at all."


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Yael Chanoff reports from the scene of the Occupy building takeover [1]with a really strange development:.
Police had put up barricades in front of 888 Turk, and many of the protesters were out of the building, but some were still inside. Then, after the front door was completely sealed, a lone man, his face covered by a black bandana, appeared on the roof. He held a brick in each hand, and after a dramatic pause, hurled one of the bricks into the crowd below. It struck a protester in the face, causing a bloody injury. Paramedics are on the scene.
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I love to hear about compassion in this young man. I have known several people in my past off the field was a softy and genuine person but on the field was a beast and leave you laying on their backside. Welcome to Tuscaloosa, bring some hitting young man.
I love to hear about compassion in this young man. I have known several people in my past off the field was a softy and genuine person but on the field was a beast and leave you laying on their backside. Welcome to Tuscaloosa, bring some hitting young man.
I'm a Bama fan but until auburn loses to an sec team I'm convinced not to pull against them. Now for the good guys Bama will continue to dominate and they remember the last year game with lsu and they will handle therm in the fourth easy 24 to 13
Lets start a new poll ... who is the luckiest tean in the sec . I place them this way. LSU, AUBURN,SOUTH CAROLINA, ARKANSAS, AND FLORIDA AS MY TOP 5. with that been said I think Miss St. will give Les Miles all he wants but they will be a big play for the tigers in the 3rd that will backfire on Miles and may cost him this game. This play will be a run play that will result my a bad decision and he will call a pass play and it will be picked off. Watch and see. Roll Freaking Trent Roll peace out. Alabama 49 and N. Texas maybe 3. No I changed my mind 48 to 0.
Moose with no caboose. yes your correct and auburn will will by 17 if they allow another team to dress in their lovely uniforms and play some football . Heres whats gonna happen in saturdays game . Auburn will try to overcome these whippings and will start turning the ball over in the 2nd quarter ending up with a 44 to 31 point loss . Ending the win streak and starting a new streak of losing for the next 6 or 7 games. war damn tigers
hell ... he'll be and yes he is classy. I'm a huge bama fan but Joe Pa is a huge favorite of mine . Only a dream come true to see this game up there before the man retires from football . Bless you Jo Pa.
I am a BAMA fan and just wonder what Herbster is predicting this year, really don't care for the man but he was right last year. My predition for the aubarn cow milkers is 6 and 5 at the best. Wish yal good lick this year.
Enjoy your butt also getting ran over by a kid named Eddie Lacy. I don't post much but I'm excitied about this kid this year. He has something to prove.... HOLD ON THE THE BALL AND SCORE. ROLL TIDE FREAKING ROLL.
Oregon also will be the best dressed team out on the field.
Ok Let me simplify this.... I'm a bama fan that is married to a aubarn fan which I love with my whole heart, but if anyone thinks that I would even think of pulling for aubarn they must be smoking cow tur-ds. I have made it where I can be quiet and let my dogs do the shouting. See I have purchased every squeaky duck in my town that quacks and plan on giving them one a piece Sunday night and as they break the squeaky I will give them another one , See my wife thinks that they are going to be support for the barn buddies , but the truth of the matter is she will get tired of the ducks qacking all the time through nthe game. roll quacking roll. oregon 47 aubarn 35
I am wondering if there is a ncaa violation with cammy newton giving his wrist band to the ref towards the end of the game? I certainly hope not , he's afreak to watch. You know that thing could be worth thousands on ebay.... violation for certain then
Does stupe stand for stupid and does penny stand for what your worth?
Cam is a giant and a beast , defense and take his legs out and all he can do is realize hes another goliath that will be worn out by another little david. I will say though I believe right now aubarn is the best team in the country. roll tide
Do you actually know what an education is dweeb.
Let me just say, this is the funniest stuff I have seen all day. Do you know what Aubarn fans do after they been awarded a National Championship? They turn off their x box and go to bed.
Roll freakin Tide
aubureen will win every game now by 123 points, their awesome idiots
I"m a Bama fan but I was hoping that Auburn would win , but now I question my hopes after Coach Cheezit face said that God wanted them to win, what did God do blow wind in that cow college enough to send the field goal to the left. Hats off to both teams but it is good to have a little luck, we had a few things go right for us last year and roll freaking tide
My house is already a mad one, even my dogs are carrying around their footballs, and watching football reruns. They keep tackling each other , they are doing 3 a days right now, non stop almost.
Bama Nation don't forget fan day Sunday. ROLL FREAKING TIDE
For all of the upcoming young men, this is why you play for a coach , with some class.... Coach Saban and the University of Alabama can allow you to have fun growing and counting, I wonder what the barn uses for counting, oh I know sheep. Roll Tide Rolling in the money.


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Over the span of 10 weeks we will closely read selected episodes from The Inferno by Dante with his own poet-guide, Virgil, will introduce us to the harrowing architecture of eternal punishment. You will meet many characters in the fiery abyss and learn why they got there and how their respective sins are expiated.
Dante Aligieri, the greatest Christian poet, finds himself in the midst of his lifes journey. Writing this epic poem in the 14th century, he imagines that the only way out of his impasse is through the funnel-pit of hell (Inferno) , onto the mount of purgatory (Purgatorio) , and finally, into the empyreal paradise (Paradiso).
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Today, Thursday June 19, Florida Hospital Fish Memorial will recognize 23 volunteers nominated for the sixth annual Johana Knox Award for Community Service awards dinner at the Deltona Commission Chambers, 2345 Providence Blvd.
At this year's event, three awards will be presented: the Johana Knox Award for Community Service Excellence, the Chrysalis Youth Award for youth ages 16 and under, and the Flutter Award for a group of volunteers.
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The event will feature a silent auction, music by Gene Gizzi, entertainment by comedian Dean Napolitano and special guest Lawrence Frederick, owner and founder of Disc-Connected K-9's. Tickets cost $50 and include buffet dinner and program. For more information or to RSVP for the event, email email@example.com or call 386-917-5423.
The annual awards event is named for Johana Knox, who lived in Orange City for 35 years, and was known for her tireless devotion to children and those in need. Knox passed away in 2012, but left her handprints on the heart of the community with her lifelong passion for helping others. To honor Knox's enduring spirit of volunteerism, Florida Hospital Fish Memorial recognizes, celebrates and encourages outstanding volunteers in Southwest Volusia County each year.
Last year, Deltona resident Felicia Benzo received the 2013 Johana Knox Award for Community Service for her CATALYST program which stands for "Children and Adults Together Achieving Leadership. The program was created by Benzo four years ago with only a handful of volunteers at one school. It has now grown to reach children at 10 area schools and comprises more than 200 volunteers.
Additionally, Deltona resident Olivia Rene Russo-Hood received the first-ever youth award last year. Her passion to improve her community may have been ignited in 2009, after her family's home was destroyed by a flood. She created Save the Earth Projects (STEP) as a youth social entrepreneurship idea organizing social change. Her first project was a used-shoe collection and fundraising partnership with Volusia-Flagler Family YMCAs called "Leave a Good Footprint." She organized a drive that collected more than 1,500 pairs of shoes to be distributed globally and raised more than $700 for area scholarships to help needy children participate in YMCA activities.
The nominees for the 2014 Johana Knox Award for Community Service awards are:
Sofia Auflick of Deltona: Despite learned English as her second language, Sofia Auflick is fluent in the language of compassion. As a patient care volunteer with a local hospice organization, she has spent many hours listening to the concerns of patients and their families. And though her impact may not be felt communitywide, her impact on those she cares for makes a world of difference to them. According to her nomination form, "Sofia has made an important impact on the patients and their families with whom she has served." Nominated by Patricia Adams.
Terry Bailey of DeLand: Whenever illness or tragedy strike, Terry Bailey is there to lend a hand. Her wealth of contacts within the DeLand community allows her to quickly rally her troops to raise money for people battling cancer or other devastating illnesses. Through garage sales, bake sales, or just by asking for help, Terry rolls up her sleeves and fixes the situation. She not only makes their lives better, but she also improves the quality of life for everybody who lives in DeLand. According to her nomination form, "Terry Bailey is a DeLand-ite with a heart of gold and the well-being of our community in her mind at all times." Nominated by Susan Woosley.
Emily Rose Coffield of DeLand: Even if Emily Rose Coffield weren't in elementary school, her passion for philanthropy and volunteering would be impressive. With a little help from her family, Emily Rose has made and sold aprons and dog treats, and then donated the proceeds to local not-for-profits. She has more plans on the horizon, she says. She is a force to be reckoned with. Nominated by Kimberly Cline.
Ruben Colon of Deltona: When his daughter Sienna experienced her first epileptic seizure, Ruben Colon's life was changed forever. In the past four years, little Sienna's condition has greatly improved through daily medications, but what about the other children who suffer from seizures? Ruben has been a champion of a national epilepsy support organization and has traveled to Tallahassee to testify to a Florida House Committee on open access to children with disabilities like Sienna. He is a remarkable and dedicated person who is making a difference in others' lives each and every day. According to his nomination form, "I cannot think of a more worthy person of your consideration and honor. Ruben's efforts have and will make a permanent and ongoing change in children's lives." Nominated by Chuck Carmen.
Griffin Daly of Deltona: It takes a seasoned, mature individual to coach a youth baseball team. For Griffin Daly, barely out of the youth leagues himself, it appears he was born to help lead and shape, not only their game skills, but also their mindset. His demonstrated leadership and volunteerism skills have made a positive impact on the youth in our community. According to his nomination form, "Griffin has taught them to work individually on weaknesses or areas of opportunity while never losing focus on the strength of a team that is all pulling in the same direction and toward a common goal." Nominated by Brandy Meadows.
Sherri Emery of DeLand: Sherri Emery is a natural born leader, yet humble enough to give up her last penny if she knew it would help someone in need. She supports not-for-profit groups both locally and nationally, and has encouraged the efforts of her daughter to form her own nonprofit organization that will send its first underprivileged student to camp this summer. Sherri is passionate about what she does and her timeless dedication to her community. According to her nomination form, "Sherri leads by example, paving the way for others, and encourages the involvement from the entire community regardless of their station." Nominated by Marisa Veltri.
Enterprise Preservation Society: For the past 20 years, members of the Enterprise Preservation Society have worked to ensure the continued character of their beloved town. By fending off special interests and facilitating a partnership between the City of Deltona and Volusia County, this band of volunteers has prepared their community for the future. According to their nomination form, "The members of the Enterprise Preservation Society are certainly a worthy choice for acknowledgment. They have stood tall for their little community, just as our beloved Johana Knox did when she worked so hard for the betterment of Southwest Volusia. Nominated by Patricia Northey.
Emma Fowler of Deltona: Emma Fowler believes an important quality in life is excellence. It's something she strives for every day, in every one of her myriad volunteering activities. Whether she is working with an organization to provide local children with Christmas presents, or volunteering at a local animal shelter, she has embraced excellence by the hard work and visible impact she has made on her community. According to her nomination form, "Emma is able to lead young people with differing beliefs, and understands their views without passing judgment." Nominated byBrandy Meadows.
Mary Gusky of DeLand: For the past seven years, Mary Gusky has not only battled pancreatic cancer, but has also tangled with naysayers who told her that the Good Samaritan Clinic – a free medical and dental clinic for the poor – would never fly. All who know Mary are amazed at her inner strength and amazing abilities to get it all done. She simply says, "It's a God thing." According to her nomination form, "Mary is loved and admired by those who are fortunate enough to know her. She is an inspiration to us all and I cannot imagine a more deserving candidate for this award." Nominated by Mary Theresa Izzo, PhD, ARNP.
Nicole Hession of Deltona: At a time when girls her age are hanging out with their friends, Nicole Hession has made it her mission to help control the feral cat program in Volusia County. Nicole has also been volunteering with the SPCA since she was 12, and faithfully shows up to take care of the animals, even on Christmas Day! She is an inspiration and role model for her peers. According to her nomination form, "Nicole has learned that her work can be sad, dirty, confrontational, controversial, and sometimes hopeless, yet she continues on with her compassion, kindness, generosity and true caring for the animals she helps." Nominated by Heidi Herzberg.
Haley Hovis of Deltona: With the true heart of a servant, Haley Hovis has already given 200 hours of volunteer service to her community. She has worked with the kindergartners at Timbercrest Elementary, with the older folk at John Knox Village, Hands on America, and many other functions at Deltona High School whenever asked. She has overcome extreme shyness to now show characteristics of a self-confident leader. According to her nomination, "Haley has established qualities and inspirations that are contagious to her colleagues. To watch Haley accomplish and graciously volunteer her talents is truly a sight to see." Nominated by Brandy Meadows.
Jessica MacFarlane of Deltona: In addition to her rigorous dual-enrollment at Deltona High and Daytona State College, Jessica MacFarlane is also a member of Future Farmers of America, through which she has earned numerous awards. She also volunteers at a local hospice, rehabilitation center, hospital, and local animal shelters. She helps with many of the school's community-service projects and can accomplish anything she sets her mind to. "Over the past two years, Jessica has accomplished so many things through her hard work. When Jessica is not busy with school-related topics, she is out busy in our community." Nominated by Brandy Meadows.
Jordyn McCaskill: Many times, Jordyn McCaskill will stay through lunch and after school at Deltona High School to help her campus advisors with various activities. Jordyn also helps with the student-athletes at the school to ensure they are properly hydrated and taped to prevent injuries. She is dependable and caring, and has accomplished so many things through her hard work. According to her nomination form, "The students depend on her and trust her; she is dedicated with her time, and has always been willing to lend a helping hand." Nominated by Brandy Meadows.
Aileen McRae of DeBary: For nearly 20 years, Aileen McRae has been busily making southwest Volusia a better place to live. Through her association with the Gateway Center for the Arts, she has helped make that institution a cultural hub for the area. She has sat on many volunteer boards and raised money for not only not for profit organizations, but also for the underprivileged. She is an exceptionally generous, incredibly amazing woman. According to her nomination form, "She's the kind of upbeat, considerate person who inspires you to want to help out, just to please her." Nominated by Sandra Smith.
Ives Morin of Deltona: Ives Morin has already completed more than 400 volunteer hours as a member of Deltona High's Health Occupations Students of America. His training there prepared him for a real-life emergency when a girl he met at a conference fainted and no one else knew what to do. He calmly took charge and cared for the girl until emergency crews arrived. Ives is a natural leader and a hard-working, dedicated student. According to his nomination form, "Ives has grown so much through this organization and has inspired many others to strive for success in this program and in life." Nominated by Brandy Meadows.
Orange City Police Explorers Post 2301: When Orange City wanted to introduce the law enforcement profession to local high school students, the students wanted more. So much more, that the scope of the program has evolved to a community service outreach of the Orange City Police Department. The explorers assist with traffic control during events and parades and other service-type duties. Most recently, the explorers also assisted at the Relay for Life at Gemini Springs to help raise money for cancer research. According to their nomination form, the program "helps to develop character in each and every explorer, therefore the community gains a two-fold outcome… the service rendered and the citizen that will strive to use leadership to inspire others to excellence." Nominated by Jamie Croteau.
Dr. Stephanie Owens of DeLand: Dr. Stephanie Owens is efficient, empathetic, compassionate, and organized. Her passion is helping homeless and disadvantaged students at University High School and families in surrounding communities, and she does this without any extra funding from the school district or Volusia County. She is a person who strives to do good works and loves to give of herself. According to her nomination form, "Dr. Owens believes that 'no time is the wrong time to help others when we can,' and she regularly works nights and weekends to keep up with the overwhelming need." Nominated by Pam Robinson.
Olivia Russo-Hood of Deltona: In spite of the challenges Olivia Russo-Hood faced after her home was lost in a flood, she began thinking of how she could help others. She started STEP (Save the Earth Projects) to help change the world. Just one example: she has raised thousands of dollars for local charities. She is committed to humanitarianism, community involvement, and social responsibility. According to her nomination form, "she leaves indelible marks wherever she has an opportunity to pass through." Nominated by Denise Russo.
Vincent Russo-Hood of Deltona: As the younger brother of Olivia Russo-Hood, Vincent Russo-Hood has emerged with a like-minded philanthropic spirit. Vincent volunteers with a local youth soccer group, the YMCA, his school and church, and the Gateway Center for the Arts. He also helps his sister Olivia with her STEP organization by spending tireless hours sorting shoes to be shipped. Vincent looks up to his sister, and wants to walk in her footsteps, and "he helps her because he wants to, not because he has to," according to his nomination form. Vincent has a special "spirit and magnetic personality." Nominated by Denise Russo.
Barbara Sanchez of Deltona: As the president of Deltona High's Health Occupations Students of America, Barbara Sanchez has increased that program's participation rate to a level not seen in years. She is especially passionate about the school's blood drive, but is committed to other community activities that raise awareness and funding for cancer and cystic fibrosis. Barbara is very respectful, generous and friendly. According to her nomination form, "Barbara accepts challenges willingly and regularly gives of her time to help others." Nominated by Brandy Meadows.
Carolyn Stewart Martin of Deltona: Carolyn Stewart Martin has lived and worked in our community since 1984, and has spent the past 30 years tirelessly volunteering at the Southwest Volusia YMCA, The House Next Door, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Deltona Arts and Historical Center, and the Community Foundation of East Central Florida, to name just a few. She is one of those very rare treasures that every community desires. According to her nomination form, "Her love for the people of Deltona is a true motivation, and her legacy of service these past 30 years is immeasurable." Nominated by Norma Walter.
Titan Battalion of Orange City: Thanks to the fine young men and women of the University High School Army Jr. ROTC Titan Battalion, our veterans at four local nursing homes received some unforgettable attention. The battalion of 60 cadets visited with our veterans, sang the National Anthem with them, and presented them with a dog tag and miniature flag. The simple gestures provided our often-forgotten veterans with an elated feeling of joy, remembrance, and gratitude. And the cadets will never forget the experience either. According to their nomination form, "Through hands-on experiences, these young individuals are developing their leadership and personal skills in a pursuit for excellence in their fields. These cadets are the generation to come!" Nominated by Mary Katherine Maine.
Nancy Toms of Deltona: As a hospice volunteer, Nancy Toms spends hours caring for dying patients and their families. She is there when a patient's family needs a small break from the stressful day-to-day care, and also when the patient just needs someone to sit by their bed and listen. She is also a volunteer Chaplain, should they request that need. Nancy says, "I just go in with an open heart." According to her nomination form, "Nancy uses her gift of patience to allow her to slow down to pay special attention to each need and recognize each unique individual to let them know they were important." Nominated by Raeanne Cade.
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Wow. Wrong choice of words.
Okay, I'm not starting an argument or anything, but I have to clear this up as a Madonna fan D:
Madonna dresses NOTHING like Lady Gaga.
(Or Lady Who, as we now call her after Madonna called her that last week ;D )
Madonna reinvents herself, and has never worn anything stupid like Lady Who.
She doesn't need stupid outfits, as she actually has talent.
Post should really say 'Lady GaGa almost reminds of of Madonna'.
Especially as Madonna's been around for nearly 30 years... and has been through A LOT to get to where she is now...
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Lady Bulldogs Back in ActionGeorgia returns to action on Sunday following a dozen-day break from competition during Final Exams. The Lady Bulldogs - the first team in the nation to post double digits in the win column this season - will host Lipscomb at 2 p.m. The contest will be televised regionally on CSS, with Matt Stewart and former Kiesha Brown handling play-by-play and color analyst duties, respectively.
Georgia is 10-0 and sports a gaudy +27.3 average margin of victory that ranks No. 4 nationally. Jasmine Hassell (12.7 pgg) and Jasmine James (11.0 ppg) both average double figures for a deep UGA roster.
The biggest story line to date, however, has been the Lady Bulldogs' depth. A year ago, four Georgia players averaged more than 30 mpg and five different Lady Bulldogs combined to notch 25 40-minute outings.
This season, nine Lady Bulldogs are averaging between 16.4 and 24.0 minutes per game and James' 33 minutes against Rutgers is the most PT by a Georgia player this season.
Lipscomb is 1-6 on the year. The Lady Bisons defeated Jacksonville State last Sunday, their first victory for first-year head coach Greg Brown. Lipscomb's lineup features a pair of double-digit scorers. Senior Hannah Phillips paces the team at 12.7 ppg, while freshman Presley Stastny chips in 10.0 ppg.
Probable Starters
|Jasmine James
|Memphis, Tn.
|Khaalidah Miller
|Atlanta, Ga.
|Shacobia Barbee
|Murfreesboro, Tenn.
|Anne Marie Armstrong
|Norcross, Ga.
|Jasmine Hassell
|Lebanon, Tn.
#Assists Per Game
Head Coach: Andy Landers
Record at Georgia / Years: 805-268 / 34th season
Overall Record/Years: 887-289 / 38th season
|Lipscomb Lady Bisons
|Mallory Charpentier
|Nashville, Ga.
|Presley Stantny
|Celina, Texas
|Hannah Phillips
|Brentwood, Tenn.
|O'Neisha Smith
|Douglasville, Ga.
|Alex Banks
|Hendersonville, Tenn.
#Assists Per Game
Greg Brown
1-6 (.143) 1st at LU
1-6 (.143) 1st overall
Starting Five
- UGA looks for its seventh 11-0 start during Andy Landers' 34 seasons
- UGA has never faced Lipscomb but is 21-1 vs. current Atlantic Sun schools under Andy Landers
- Shacobia Barbee was coached by Lipscomb assistant John Wild at Riverdale High and Marjorie Butler played two seasons at Webb School with Lady Bison Natalie Scarbrough
- A victory would equal the 14th-longest win streak in school history at 11
- UGA is ranked in the top-10 nationally in five of 15 team stat categories tracked by the NCAA
Keeping an eye on...entering the Lipscomb game:
Andy Landers is...
- 13 wins shy of his 900th career victory
- 14 points from No. 24 Sherelle Warren among UGA's career leaders
- 28 points from No. 23 Angel Robinson among UGA's career leaders
- 13 steals from No. 10 Bernadette Locke among UGA's career leaders
- 26 points from No. 30 Kara Braxton among UGA's career leaders
- 5 3FGs from No. 9 Alexis Kendrick among UGA's career leaders
- 13 3FGAs from No. 9 Pam Irwin-Osbolt among UGA's career leaders
- 9 blocks from No. 10 Wanda Holloway among UGA's career leaders
- 156 points points shy of becoming UGA's 34th 1,000-point career scorer
First meeting with Lipscomb
Sunday's matinee will be the initial meeting in the series between the Lady Bulldogs and the Lady Bisons.
Georgia is 24-12 against teams currently competing with Lipscomb in the Atlantic Sun Conference, including a 21-1 mark under Andy Landers. The Lady Bulldogs are 3-0 against East Tennessee State (2-0 under AL), 18-12 versus Mercer (17-1 under AL) and 3-0 against Stetson (all under AL).
Last time out...
Erika Ford, Jasmine Hassell and Jasmine James scored 12 points each and Khaalidah Miller put up 10 as No. 6 Georgia topped Mercer, 80-38, on Dec. 4 at Stegeman Coliseum.
With the victory, the Lady Bulldogs became the first of 343 Division I women's basketball programs to garner double digits in the win column during 2012-13.
Mercer, which dressed out only eight players due to injuries, kept the game close for the first several minutes before Georgia seized control.
After Mercer developed a 10-6 early edge, a 15-2 surge put the Lady Bulldogs up 21-12. Georgia increased its lead to 34-21 before halftime, started the second half strong and never looked back. A 17-2 run to open the period brought the score to 51-23.
Mercer scored eight of its 17 second-half points in the final two minutes.
UGA, James top-10 statistically
The Lady Bulldogs are currently among the nation's top-10 statistical leaders in five of 15 categories kept.
Georgia currently ranks No. 2 in turnover margin (+11.3), No. 4 in both scoring defense (45.5) and scoring margin (+27.3), No. 6 in assist-to-TO ratio (1.3) and No. 10 in steals per game (13.6).
In addition, Jasmine James ranks No. 4 nationally in assist-to-TOs at a sterling 3.4 ratio.
Of starts and streaks...
The Lady Bulldogs' 10-0 start equals their seventh-best start ever and represents the 19th double-digit win streak in the program's history.
With a win over Lipscomb, Georgia would equal the 2001-02 season for the sixth-best opening to a campaign and also would match the 14th-longest string of success in the Lady Bulldogs' record books.
Georgia's best-ever opening was a 16-0 beginning to the 2008-09 season, which was the freshman year of the current senior class.
The Lady Bulldogs are just halfway to their longest winning streak ever, a 20-game effort from New Year's Eve 1985 through the 1986 "Sweet 16."
A pair of reunions
Georgia freshmen Shacobia Barbee and Marjorie Butler have strong ties to the Lipscomb roster.
Barbee was coached by Lipscomb assistant John Wild for three seasons at Riverdale High School. Wild was an assistant coach for Barbee's sophomore year and was head coach during her junior and senior seasons. Riverdale won the 2012 Tennessee AAA state title and Barbee was named that classification's Miss Tennessee Basketball for the second straight year.
Butler and Lipscomb sophomore Natalie Scarbrough played together for two seasons at Webb School in Knoxville. They helped the Lady Spartans to a state runner-up finish in 2011 and the state semifinals in 2010.
Sunday's game marks the third time in Georgia's last four games that a Lady Bulldog will face a former high school teammate. Tamika Willis and Mercer's Sharnea Boykin played together for three seasons at Westlake, and Anne Marie Armstrong and Kaelyn Causwell and Furman's Holli Wilkins were teammates at the Wesleyan.
Lady Bulldogs hit "magic number"
Georgia has furthered one of the greatest statistical indicators in any sport four times this season.
The Lady Bulldogs put up 80 or more points against Savannah State, St. Bonaventure, Furman and Mercer...and in the process improved to 423-6 when reaching the 80-point plateau under Andy Landers.
That converts to an almost unfathomable winning percentage of .986013986. It also highlights the fact that Georgia has scored more than 80 points in over 50 percent of Landers' victories with the Lady Bulldogs.
James climbs list...more to come
Jasmine James has ascended from No. 31 to No. 25 among UGA's career scoring leaders during 2012-13.
The Memphis native inched past Megan Darrah at No. 30 during the Presbyterian game on Nov. 14 and then moved ahead of Kara Braxton at No. 29 versus Savannah State.
During the victory over New Mexico, James' 17 points leapfrogged her over No. 28 Pam Irwin-Osbolt, No. 27 Carla Green and No. 26 Cynthia Collins.
James moved to No. 25 against Mercer, passing Alexis Kendrick. She now has 1,160 points, 14 from current No. 24, Sherelle Warren.
Hassell hits millennium as well
Jasmine Hassell scored her 1,000th career point against Savannah State.
Hassell became the 33rd UGA player to reach that plateau. She has since moved past Saudia Roundtree and Megan Darrah into the No. 31 position.
The former McDonald's and WBCA prep All-American from Wilson Central High in Lebanon, Tenn., has developed consistently throughout her career. She scored 211 (6.2 ppg) as a freshman, improved to 327 (9.6 ppg) points as a sophomore and bumped that up to a team-high 402 (13.0 ppg) as a junior.
A milestone in the making
Anne Marie Armstrong needs 156 points to become the third member of Georgia's senior class to reach 1,000.
Armstrong could join Jasmine James and Jasmine Hassell among the Lady Bulldogs' 1,000-point club and become just the second trio of classmates to join that sorority.
To date, the only three classmates to top 1,000 career points for the Lady Bulldogs are 1997's La'Keshia Frett (No. 7 with 1,850 points), Tracy Henderson (No. 9 with 1,764) and Kedra Holland-Corn (No. 13 with 1,566).
Playing time being distributed
A year ago, six Lady Bulldogs averaged between 20.0 and 34.5 minutes per game. All told, five different players logged all 40 minutes of a game a combined 25 times.
This season, depth is allowing more equal distribution of playing time.
Nine Georgia players are averaging between 16.4 and 24.0 minutes played. Jasmine James leads the Lady Bulldogs in minutes played. By contrast, James played 24 minutes or more in 86 of 91 games played during her first three seasons at UGA.
Freshmen garnering PT
Georgia's quartet of freshmen has logged significant minutes for the Lady Bulldogs from the get-go.
Freshmen have played 823 minutes during 2012-13, accounting for 41.1 percent of UGA's playing time, a mark that would be higher if Merritt Hempe had not missed the Mercer game.
"We have a freshman class that's going to be able to help us; there's no question about that," Landers said following the season opener against Rutgers. "You saw glimpses of that today. They'll grow and mature as we move along and in another month or so they'll look totally different than today."


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by Colin Vassallo | 03/09/2013 1:43 PM
Cody Rhodes was "fired" in a storyline that played during RAW last night after he lost his match against Randy Orton.
The whole storyline started when Rhodes told Orton and Triple H backstage that Orton vs Bryan is what is right for business. Triple H told him that he makes decisions and even though he wasn't invited to the upcoming Rhodes wedding, he still got him a present – a match against Orton with the stipulation that if he loses, he won't be employed by WWE anymore.
After several near-falls, Orton eventually pulled an RKO and pinned Rhodes. Triple H – who came out on top of the stage – informed him that he was fired.
On Twitter, Triple H wrote, "Sadly, many do not have the capacity to understand. It's not about the individual, it's about what's best for everyone. #ThankYouCody"
Cody is getting time off to get married and go on his honeymoon.
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It has been a week since Mendota Heights police officer Scott Patrick was laid to rest.
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