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The York County SPCA euthanized a pit bull Tuesday that mauled a 4-pound Shih Tzu in York, said Melissa Smith, the agency's executive director.
"These types of incidents happen far too often," Smith said. "It really comes back to responsible pet ownership ... if this dog had not been running at-large, this tragic situation could have been prevented."
Larry Luckenbaugh, who along with girlfriend Lois Schindler, owned 6-year-old Sushi, said he was walking the dog near East King and South Broad streets when a pit bull bolted at them from across the street and gripped Sushi in its jaws.
"It grabbed her by the neck ... started shaking her," Luckenbaugh said.
Nearby residents came to help Luckenbaugh. One wrestled the pit bull to the ground, while another put Sushi in his vehicle and took her to an animal hospital, he said.
Sushi suffered a huge gash to the back of her neck in the attack, Luckenbaugh said.
"It was down to her neck bone," he said. "We decided to let them put her to sleep. We didn't know if she'd ever be the same again."
An anonymous person, who was sitting in the emergency hospital's lobby, paid the initial hospital bill of $172, he said.
Smith said a humane officer was sent to the location and seized the pit bull. The SPCA began investigating, and found that the dog's owner was not home when the pit bull got loose, she said.
"Another occupant allowed the dog to get loose," Smith said.
After hearing what happened, the owner allowed the SPCA to destroy the pit bull, Smith said.
"I think it was the responsible thing for the dog owner to do and it certainly was a reasonable outcome in this situation," she said.
Smith said the case is now in the hands of York City Animal Control Officer Mark McCartney. McCartney could not be reached Wednesday.
As for Luckenbaugh, he has the owner's name and phone number, but is holding off on calling him.
"I haven't spoken to him yet," he said. "Basically, I want to keep my composure."
Luckenbaugh said he and Schindler are thankful for all of the help they received during their ordeal.
"We appreciate everyone at Broad Street, all the citizens that came out to help, that stood there with us," he said. "They're forever in our prayers."
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Northwest Division Preview
Here is a preview of the teams in the Northwest Division in no particular order.
Vancouver Canucks
The Canucks have done a 180 degree turn and changed themselves from a potent offensive club that put the pedal to the medal, to one that will be defence first and much more conscience in their own zone.
It all began with the hiring of new coach Alain Vigneault who will install a more defensive oriented patient game plan that differs from the aggressive tactics of former coach Marc Crawford. The move was also made because Crawford's act was starting to wear thin with the players and a fresh attitude was required. Also, the plan is to integrate more young players into the lineup and Vigneault, who coached the farm team, is the right guy to help bring along the kids.
The other big move was the trade for star goaltender Roberto Luongo. After a few years of good but not great goaltending, the team now has one of the best in the NHL. This move completely changed the makeup of this team. Now the Canucks are building from the goal out and it was a great move to start that with a player like Luongo. One of the battles that will develop in camp will be that of the backup role as the Nucks are a bit thin with Mika Noronen deciding to play in Europe this year.
Another move that indicates a change in direction was the signing of defenceman Willie Mitchell. He was brought in to replace the departed Ed Jovanovski. Though he is far from being the offensive stud Jovanovski is, he will bring a much needed presence defensively. He will likely join Mattias Ohlund on the top pair and go up against opposing teams top players. Ohlund will need to step up his game offensively in Jovanovski's absence. The team is not as dangerous on the back end as in previous years and Ohlund is perhaps their most skilled blueliner. After Sami Salo, who is the team's 3rd blueliner, the picture on defence is less clear. There will be 3 jobs open and 5 players to fight over them. There are high hopes that top prospect Luc Bourdon will be a major contributor for years to come. He may require some seasoning on the farm, but he may be the big hitting, puck moving blueliner that could replace Jovanovski.
Up front, the Canucks lost 2 big shooters in Todd Bertuzzi and Anson Carter. Instead of replacing that offence, the team decided to bring in more defensive minded forwards and try to get that scoring prowess from within. What the team needs first is for Markus Naslund to play better. Though he still averaged a point a game, he was far from the dangerous forward we have seen in seasons past and was not much of a leader last season. His brutal plus/minus was also forgettable. If he is going to remain the team Captain, he will need to step it up and carry the Canucks. The second thing Vancouver will need is for the Sedin Twins to continue their good play that started last season. The problem though is the team did not bring back Carter who was the perfect winger for the twins. So for the 3rd year in a row the team will need to integrate a 3rd member for that line and develop chemistry quickly. That line emerged as the teams best when their top group of Brendan Morrison, Bertuzzi and Naslund struggled. Speaking of Morrison, he too needs to play much better. He stunk last year as a $3 million dollar player, he needs start playing like one. But now that line will need to integrate a RW as well with Bertuzzi out of there.
The team is more defensive oriented and it shows with the team bringing in big, good skating forwards like Marc Chouinard, Taylor Pyatt and Jan Bulis. If you combine them with the likes of Trevor Linden, Matt Cooke, Ryan Kesler and Tyler Bouck, there is no shortage of forwards who can fill in checking roles and kill penalties. What they will need though is for some, if not all of these players to provide some semblence of offence as the Canucks resemble more a team that scores by committee than one that has tons of firepower.
Though there are plenty of veterans with guaranteed contracts, there will be a battle to find wingers to play on the top two lines. Perhaps some of those checking forwards will get an opportunity, but there is hope that some of the Canucks younger forwards will earn the job. Prospects such as Alex Burrows, Jesse Schultz, Jason King, Brandon Reid and Marc-Andre Bernier are going to be in the mix to challenge for jobs in camp.
As you can see, there was big change in Vancouver this summer in not only personnel, but philosophy and in dressing room culture. The hope is that with a new direction, fresh faces and a controversy free atmostphere, the team can get back to the playoffs.
Minnesota Wild
After spending the bare minimum in their first few years of existence, the Wild opened the chequebooks and committed a ton of money in an effort to get back to the playoffs.
It will now be up to coach Jacques Lemaire to make things work with his most talented team to date in Minnesota. After going with a suffocating defensive plan initially when the trap and obstuction were the keys to victory, he now has several offensive weapons that may lead to the Wild to open things up offensively.
Four established veterans were added to the club to help bring the Wild to the next level. Two of them, Pavol Demitra and Mark Parrish were added to boost the team's woeful 1 man offence. The club now has a true point-per-game centre that will be able to keep up to star Marian Gaborik. Demitra not only brings top playmaking ability and high end skill, he may have also been the key cog in getting Gaborik signed long term. Being a close friend and fellow countryman, this move is reminiscent of the moves the Rangers made to keep their star happy. Parrish joins players like Pierre Marc Bouchard, Brian Rolston, Mikko Koivu and Todd White in a supporting offensive role. The scoring depth is as good as ever in Minnesota.
The Wild also rebuilt their defence and specifically their offence from their defence adding Kim Johnsson to the attack. He brings a true offense first blueliner who can move the puck, make good passes and create from the backend. The Wild also added Petteri Nummelin who briefly played for the Jackets and was a big offensive star in Europe. He too will bring an offensive element to the Wild and hopefully improve a woeful powerplay. With these two joining the likes of Martin Skoula and Kurtis Foster, there should be plenty of mobility on the backend to jumpstart the attack.
But even with added offence, this may still be a defence first club. One of the clubs best players is goalie Manny Fernandez. After splitting time for the most part with Dwayne Roloson throught his time in Minnesota, Fernandez finally won the number 1 job outright and for the first time finds himself as the man. The only question is if he can continue his fine play without someone around to push him for playing time. The Wild also have stalwart Nick Schultz on D and have added stud Keith Carney to stabilize the D. Solid checking forwards like Wes Walz, Pascal Dupuis and Branko Radivojevic are also around to ensure the WIld can still trap if the need to.
The Wild may not have improved enough to make the playoffs in the tough West, but they have positioned themselves to adhere to the rules and bring a more exciting brand of hockey to Minnesota.
Edmonton Oilers
After making it to the seventh game of the Stanley Cup finals, the Oil had to go through a big makeover (not all by choice) which has resulted in a pretty different looking squad that will try to repeat as Western Conference Champs.
GM Kevin Lowe is one of the best in the game and even under duress has managed to retool his team that now should have strong netminding throughout the year and a ton of offence up front. At some point it is expected he will solve the lack of depth on D.
That will be the major question going into the season, who plays D? The team will never be able to replace Chris Pronger who demanded his way out of Edmonton. Even though there may be plenty of hate and resentment towards Pronger, there is no denying that he was a difference maker in Edmonton. He quarterbacked the PP, he was a stud on the PK, he made big plays that chenge a game. To think the Oil are actually better without him is fooling yourself. There is no team that can lose one of the leagues best players and not be worse off. The team also lost the steady Jaroslav Spacek and Dick Tarnstrom that has severely weakened the Oilers attack from the backend.
It will really be up to the younger players to pick up the slack. We already know the contributions captain Jason Smith and Steve Staios will make to the team. What is unknown is whether Marc Andre Bergeron can be a consistent performer, if Matt Greene can be a steady defensive defenceman and if Ladislav Smid, who came over in the Pronger trade, is NHL ready. These questions will need to be answered quickly as the ultra competitive West will not let teams with a suspect D get away with that.
It is a good thing that the Oil have a strong backbone in goal in Dwayne Roloson. He stole many games on the way to getting Edmonton to the finals. But he has something to prove despite his strong play. He needs to show he can be the man after losing his starting job in Minnesota last year. He needs to show he is healthy after a bad injury in the finals. And he needs to show he can do the job with a less talented D in front of him.
What could be a difference maker in Edmonton is the dangerous offence the team has put in place up front. The team is filled with speed, skill and should have that on every line. Though the team lost Peca, Dvorak, Laraque, Samsonov there are few teams that have the kind of depth the Oilers have at forward. Smyth, Hemsky, Stoll, Horcoff, Lupul, Sykora, Torres, Pisani, Schremp, Moreau are all capable of scoring 20 or more goals. And this is a relatively young and still hungry group that has many players who should only get better over time. Sure, this is not near as dangerous as the 80s Oilers, but this is as good as its been in years. It is possible that their deep offence could alleviate their questionmarks on defence.
The past few Oiler teams coached by Craig MacTavish have always been pretty good defensively even pre-Pronger. So if the team can maintain their good team defence and they get consistent goaltending (which they havent had since Cujo) that could be enough to get them to the playoffs. And we all know anything can happen then.
Colorado Avalanche
Another summer gone, 2 more star players out the door. It has become the theme in Colorado lately and questions linger as to whether or not this year the Avs will have enough to continue their playoff run that has spanned 10 years.
With an organization that lacks depth everywhere, it will be big work for new GM Francois Giguere to rebuild this team and get them back to being perennial contenders again. This is by far the weakest lineup put together in the Avs existence and no longer will a playoff spot be guaranteed.
Much of the Avs success will depend on goalie Jose Theodore. If he does not play at the Hart/Vezina trophy level which he is capable of, the Avs could be in for a long season. His play will dictate where the Avs end up in the standings.
But he will not have the advantage that previous Avalanche goalies have had of playing behind a deep and talented blueline. Gone is the last link to the Avs big 3 with Rob Blake going back to LA. The team now lacks a big impact blueliner who can change a game at both ends of the ice and be a real horse back on D. John Michael Liles is a very good offensive blueliner but he is not nearly as strong in his own end. Jordan Leopold was acquired to bolster the D but it cost them star forward Alex Tanguay. Leopold will need to contribute far more than 1 goal for a guy who has great wheels and skill. Brett Clark was a pleasant surprise last season but if he is your 3rd top guy, your team has problems. With Blake out, the Avs D is soft. Karlis Skrastins and Ossi Vaananen are not shy physically but hardly the intimidating force like Blake or Adam Foote were. And we already know how soft Patrice Brisebois is. This could make for a long season in Colorado.
But this team does still have Joe Sakic as their captain and best player. If anyone can will his team to victory, its this guy. But at age 37, how much more does he have? And the fact of the matter is he does not have the kind of players surrounding him as in years past. The Avs definitely need Milan Hedjuk to get back to his Rocket Richard Trophy winning form. 24 goals is not even close to being enough for a 5 plus million dollar player. The team also needs Marek Svatos to stay healthy. He appears to be someone that perfectly suits the new NHL style of play. A star on the rise, there are simply not enough Svatos type players in the organization. The Avs hope for big things from Woltek Wolski but it may be too much to ask of him straight out of junior. It may be too much for the Avs to expect big things from Tyler Arnason and Pierre Turgeon, two players who played poorly last year.
The team is trying its best to be a hard one to play against as players such as Andrew Brunette, Steve Konawolchuk, Brett McLean and Ian Laperriere all bring sandpaper to their game along with a bit of offence here and there and sound defensive play. This is what they are going to need to succeed. They wont intimidate many teams, they wont out gun them either and they by far do not have enough skill to get by like in past years.
Hot goaltending and blue collar work will be required if the Avs have any shot at the playoffs. This is why they play the games because on paper, it does not look good for the Avs.
Calgary Flames
The Flames in short order went from missing the playoffs for 7 straight years to making the final and establishing themselves as legitimate Stanley Cup contenders.
The big change will be the team adjusting to new coach Jim Playfair as Darryl Sutter steps away from his duo role and concentrates on being a full time GM. It will be a big job for Playfair to get this team to play as favorites and at an even higher level than what Sutter managed.
Of course having the reigning Vezina trophy winner in goal helps plenty. Mikka Kiprusoff is one of the league's best and he should continue being the Flames backbone. Though coach Sutter molded a tough defensive team, the play of Kiprusoff made it happen. The Flames are one of the few teams without any questionmarks in goal and that may be a huge advantage for Calgary.
The blueline in front of Kiprusoff is as strong as any. With hard nosed stay-at-home studs like Robin Regher and Rhett Warrener taking care of their end and star in the making Dion Phaneuf providing big offence and throwing big hits, there is not much this D cant do. If veteran Roman Hamrlik can regain his form, the Flames will have a very strong top 4. But what could put the Flames over the top is the play of Phaneuf. He may already be the biggest impact blueliner in the division with Jovanovski, Pronger and Blake all gone. It is a difference maker like Phaneuf who could put the Flames over the top.
But everything the Flames do could be moot if they dont score goals. They were one of the worst offensive teams in the league last season and in the summer they chose to do something about it. Acquiring a point per game player like Alex Tanguay was a huge coup that gives Calgary a second dangerous option besides Jarome Iginla. Simply put, the Flames had no one but Iginla as a scoring threat. As a result, his play suffered as he simply could not carry the offence on his own. But the Flames now have a few more weapons at their disposal with Tanguay around and Kristen Huselius for a full season. Jeff Friesen should help in the speed department which the forward group lacked last season and hopefully youngsters like Matthew Lombardi and Chuck Kobasew get better. If veterans Daymond Langkow and Tony Amonte can produce 20 goal seasons, there may be enough offence at coach Playfair's disposal. Plenty of onus will be on him to actually have something in place to improve the team's scoring. The Flames were rather predictable offensively and it made the job for the opponents very easy to just slow down Iggy.
If the Flames can continue their suffocating defence and top notch goaltending plus put together a couple of dangerous scoring lines, the Red Mile may be ready for a real parade.


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|Global testicular infarction in the presence of epididymitis: clinical features, appearances on grayscale, color Doppler, and contrast-enhanced sonography, and histologic correlation.
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|Epididymitis is common, presenting indolently with unilateral scrotal pain and swelling. Diagnosis is based on clinical assessment and resolves with antibiotic therapy. Recognized complications are abscess formation and segmental infarction. Global testicular infarction is rare. Diagnosis is important and requires surgical management. On grayscale sonography, global infarction may be difficult to establish. The addition of color Doppler imaging is useful but is observer experience dependent with limitations in the presence of low flow. Contrast-enhanced sonography is useful for unequivocally establishing the diagnosis. We report global testicular infarction in 2 patients with epididymitis clearly depicted on contrast-enhanced sonography, allowing immediate surgical management.
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Sussex bounce back with win in rain-affected match at Northamptonshire
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A SUPERB partnership between Chris Nash and Ed Joyce laid the foundations for Sussex to record their first Yorkshire Bank 40 win of the season at Northamptonshire today (Friday).
The Sharks' vice captain and captain combined to put on 173 runs for the fourth wicket, which guided Sussex from 12-3 to 185-4, with the Sharks eventually closing their innings on 215-7.
And the bowlers then did the business, restricting the Northamptonshire Steelbacks to 122-9 from 26.3 overs as the Sharks bounced back from their disappointing defeat to Worcestershire on Sunday to win a rain-affected match by 61 runs, under the Duckworth/Lewis method.
The Sharks won the toss and decided to bat as they looked to put their below par performance at Hove behind them.
But they started poorly, with Luke Wells, Matt Prior and Rory Hamilton-Brown all falling cheaply as the visitors were reduced to 12-3 in the sixth over.
However, opener Nash found a steady partner in Joyce, with the pair soon settling into a rhythm and surpassing 50 in the 13th over of the innings.
The Sussex pair continued to flourish, scoring at a similar rate as they reached 100 in the 23rd over, with both batsmen passing 50 soon after.
As the innings wore on, Sussex started to increase the run rate, with Nash and Joyce keeping up with each other as they brought up a 150 run partnership.
The fourth wicket stand was eventually broken in the 35th over as Joyce was caught by Trent Copeland off the bowling of Steven Crook, bringing an end to a fantastic innings from the Sharks' skipper, with 90 runs coming from 91 balls.
Nash continued at the other end, but his new partner Ben Brown was soon trapped lbw by Copeland, bringing Michael Yardy to the crease.
Going into the final over of the Sharks innings, the visitors were 211-5, with Nash five runs short of a deserved century.
However, he was dismissed in the first ball of the final over as he flicked a Copeland delivery to mid wicket, falling for 95 from 106 balls.
Chris Jordan was then bowled with the final ball of the innings as the Sharks closed on 215-7, with Copeland finishing with fine figures of 5-32 from his eight overs.
The Steelbacks' reply started with the Sharks attack of James Anyon and Jordan keeping it tight, before Jordan struck in the fifth over, trapping Stephen Peters lbw for 20.
Anyon then dismissed Northamptonshire captain Alex Wakely in the next over, before he had Kyle Coetzer caught by Michael Rippon to reduce the hosts to 42-3.
Alex Sales and Matthew Spriegel then steadied the ship for the Steelbacks, but the introduction of seamer Chris Liddle into the attack had the desired effect for the Sharks, with Sales caught at deep mid wicket by Prior for 24 to reduce the hosts to 78-4.
That was the final piece of action for a while as rain prompted a delay in the match, with seven overs being lost from the Northamptonshire innings.
A reduced target of 195 from 33 overs was set, but the Steelbacks lost wickets at regular intervals after the resumption and never looked like chasing down the total as they limped to 122-9 from 26.3 overs when the rain came down again.
Chris Jordan ended as the pick of the Sussex bowlers with his best List A figures (3-20), while Liddle took 3-31, Anyon 2-30 and Yardy 1-22.
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Success Stories: How Advisors are Using Social Media for Business
Join this interactive roundtable panel featuring industry experts from One Fund, Socialware and more as we discuss the use of social media by advisors, how this integrates to an overall marketing strategy, success stories and strategies, embracing social in a compliant fashion and finally tips on how you can sell your firm on opening up access.
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The world today requires commitments in more areas than ever before. The requirements for work have been continuously expanded with new daily technologies, constantly competing with family time and lifestyle choices. Balancing a healthy lifestyle is critical for the future success of everyone in the workforce today.
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Connellsville board studies bond refinancing
Connellsville Area School District will save at least $1.5 million by refinancing a bond issue.
Directors Wednesday approved a motion to allow its bond counsel to lock in a new rate at any time, as long as the savings were a minimum of $1.5 million.
Last month, John McShane of the district's financial advisors, Boenning & Scattergood, told board members that rates are so low the district could save just over $1.7 million if directors decided to refinance.
Business Manager Eugene Cunningham said the savings couldn't have come at a better time, with a renovation project of the former Junior High West that is projected to cost between $1.5 million and $2 million.
"Hopefully we'll have enough to cover that project and a few other projects that we want to get done," he said.
In the official motion, the board authorized the incurrence of nonelectric debt by the issuance of general obligation bonds in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $20 million.
Also Wednesday, the board approved an agreement between Highlands Hospital Center for Autism and the district as well as a linkage agreement between Adelphoi Village Inc. and the district.
As part of athletics, directors approved several overnight wrestling tournaments and filled several supplemental contracts, including hiring Robert Orndorff as the senior high head baseball coach at a salary of $3,844.
Other board business included the approval of attendance to several conferences including one for Eric DiCianna, Connellsville Area Career and Technical Center guidance counselor, to attend the Marine Corps Educator Workshop in South Carolina and for Cunningham to attend the 2013 PASBO Conference in Pittsburgh.
Karen Marko, director of human resources, was approved to attend the Pennsylvania Association of School Personnel and Administrators annual conference in Harrisburg and Superintendent Dan Lujetic was approved to attend the 2012 Standards Aligned System Institute for a seminar on leadership in the times of reform in Hershey.
Directors approved entering into an agreement with St. Vincent College for the College in High School Program as well as concurrent enrollment.
Director Gary Wandel said he hopes students take advantage of the program that allows them to take college courses for college credit at a fraction of the cost.
Kolby Wagner and Jacob Emminger were approved to participate in the STEM Academy.
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From the February issue: Institutional investors have long coveted New York real estate, but as with most aspects of life in the city, the rules here are different. Prices are generally higher and deals move quickly, making it difficult for newcomers to break into the market. But some outside real estate firms have cracked the code. Just ask Invesco Real Estate. Two years ago, the Dallas-based investment firm had effectively no presence in New York City. Since then, however, Invesco has been involved in a dozen deals here worth about $2 billion. And it is planning to transact deals worth up to $1.5 billion this year. [more]
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Nancy Hoachlander, a lifelong York resident, brought her great-grandchildren to Kiwanis Lake on Monday so they could participate in a fishing derby during the annual Labor Day Festival.
"The turnout this year was wonderful," said Hoachlander, adding that she thought it was important to teach children about Labor Day.
The festivities included the 25th annual York-Adams Central Labor Council Labor Day Parade, which made its way through York on Monday morning. The parade was led by a group of flag-bearing Harley-Davidson motorcycles and included a marching band, classic cars, majorettes, local employers, and representation by numerous unions.
The parade, which began at 10 a.m. at Smalls Athletic Field, proceeded about two miles to Kiwanis Lake. The lake was the location for the annual Labor Day Festival, which included a youth fishing derby, food and concessions, children's activities and an evening schedule of live music and fireworks.
"This is a nice turnout with participants," said Bob Myers, a member of the parade committee who had been a union welder for 34 years at Voith Hydro. "A lot of people."
Nancy Stough, a parade planner and member of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers who worked for Harley-Davidson for 30 years, said she didn't know why the city didn't hold an annual flea market this year, but she hopes it makes a comeback next year.
Stough said there was no comparing the festivities to those of her youth during the heyday of American manufacturing and union support.
Those days are gone, Stough said. But if the parade is to continue for another 25 years, the next generation will have to get involved.
"We need younger participants," Stough said. "Most of us are older. Most of us are retired."
Hot day on Tuesday
Labor Day weekend marked the unofficial end of summer, but the weather isn't expected to reflect that.
"It's going to feel like summer's just rolling on here," said Dave Samuhel, a meteorologist for AccuWeather.com.
AccuWeather.com on Monday evening was forecasting a high of 88 degrees for the York area on Tuesday, but it's expected to feel hotter because of the humidity.
Thunderstorms are expected late Tuesday afternoon and evening, which Samuhel said should reduce the humidity for Wednesday.
"It will be a much more comfortable day," he said.
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Judge dismisses St. Croix elections board's defamation suit
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ST. CROIX - V.I. Superior Court Judge Douglas Brady has dismissed a complaint filed by current and former St. Croix Board of Elections members who filed suit claiming defamation of character against a group of residents in 2012.
Brady also denied the plaintiffs' motion seeking an entry of default and default judgement in the case.
In the order denying the default judgement, Brady said contrary to the plaintiff's allegations that the defendants had not responded to the complaint, the named defendants, who had been served, all filed motions with the court seeking dismissals individually.
Six of the seven members of the last St. Croix Board of Elections filed suit in V.I. Superior Court in May 2012 against members of the V.I. Action Group, fellow board member Adelbert Bryan and others who the board members said were trying to ruin their reputations.
In the 16-page complaint, the plaintiffs charged that the defendants created a scandal and produced and published false, misleading and offensive material about them to recall them as duly elected members of the V.I. Board of Elections.
The plaintiffs in the case are Rupert Ross Jr., Dodson James, Anita Davila, Carmen Golden, Lisa Harris Moorhead and Raymond Williams.
The defendants are listed as Bryan; Shalima Edwards; Mary Moorhead; Patricia Oliver; Bodil Simmonds; Frances McIntosh; David Benjamin; Delores Finch; Marcy Richardson; Colleen Clarke; Epiphane Joseph; Evelyn Bascombe; Lawrence Liburd; Juliet Liburd; Krista Schluderman; Phyllis Nielsen; James Wilson; Delores Chrichlow; Marvin Forbes; and Wendell Parris.
The complaint describes them as being a part of the V.I. Action Group. The complaint also names as defendants former senatorial candidate Michael Springer and St. Thomas-St. John Board of Elections member Lawrence Boschulte.
According to the complaint, the plaintiffs were seeking monetary and punitive damages from the defendants. The complaint cites the "defendants' defamatory per se statements concerning the plaintiffs as well as the defendants' tortuous interference with the board members' existing professional relations and professional reputations."
The complaint outlined the background of each plaintiff and the role they believe each defendant played in the alleged defamation.
In dismissing the complaint with prejudice, Brady said the plaintiffs must accept almost total personal responsibility for failing to comply with the court orders to take steps necessary to move their case along since filing the action and said they never submitted disclosure and discovery as required by the federal rules of civil proceedings.
"A plaintiff's unwillingness to adhere to a court order is strongly considered when examining whether a case should be dismissed," the order read. "In fact, a court may grant a motion for involuntary dismissal because of the plaintiff's failure to comply with the rules or the court order."
Brady said on numerous occasions the filings from the plaintiffs have been inconsistent, nonresponsive, incomplete and irrelevant, even when examined liberally in recognition that they were acting on their own behalf.
He said some of the defendants were prejudiced because the plaintiff failed to have them served as parties in the case.
"Plaintiffs have demonstrated a history of dilatoriness as evidenced by the fact that more than two years after filing, they have failed to have summonses issued and process served on 13 of the 23 defendants named," the order read.
Brady said he was left to examine various factors and can not conclude that the plaintiffs actions and failure to move the case forward was willful or in bad faith, but it can be inferred that their filing of the complaint was more to create publicity, rather than to legitimately seek the pursuit of a civil tort action.
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Rep. Kristi Noem defended Republican efforts to defund the Affordable Care Act in a congressional budget showdown, but said she might be open to voting for a compromise.
At stake is the future of the health care law and a potential federal government shutdown if divided leaders in Washington cant reach a deal.
Earlier this week, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to fund the government for the next several months, but attached language stripping funding from the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
The health care law is massively unpopular among Republicans, but supported by most Democrats. That means any bill defunding it will face an extremely difficult path in the Democratic-controlled Senate.
Many analysts predict the Senate will pass its own version without the Affordable Care Act language. That would send the resolution back to the House, which could either accept funding for the Affordable Care Act or hold its ground and refuse to fund the government if the health care law also is funded.
If the two sides cant agree on a bill, many government operations could shut down starting Oct. 1.
Noem, a Republican, said the Affordable Care Act as it stands is unworkable and House Republicans are right to try to strip its funding.
But she said she would consider voting for a version without the defunding clause if thats what the Senate passes.
Im hopeful that they will choose to defund Obamacare in the provision that comes back, recognizing how detrimental that bill is to so many families in South Dakota, but if they choose not to, Ill have to look at the bill and see what kind of spending reductions it has in it, and see if I can support it, Noem said Monday.
U.S. Sen. Tim Johnson, a Democrat, said in a statement that House Republicans would be to blame if they didnt pass a budget because of disputes over the Affordable Care Act.
It will be up to Speaker (John) Boehner and the House Republicans to do the right thing by passing a clean (bill) and keep the government open, Johnson said.
He termed the defunding effort tea party games.
Noem, in contrast, said President Obama is using the specter of a government shutdown to try to get his way on the Affordable Care Act.
No one wants to see the government shut down, she said. I think the only person who keeps talking about it is the president and a lot of the media.
A shutdown, Noem said, would be devastating to the country.
I am hopeful that we wont be in that situation, she said.
Stark divisions over the Affordable Care Act could be difficult to reconcile. Noem said the law would cause high premiums, lack of access and would particularly hurt rural areas. Johnson, in contrast, said the law will provide access to quality health care for thousands of South Dakotans and millions of Americans.
Oct. 1 isnt just the day the government would shut down if Congress doesnt pass new funding. Its also when a major part of the Affordable Care Act kicks off.
On that day, individuals can sign up for government-subsidized health insurance plans on online marketplaces. Those plans take effect Jan. 1, along with a new requirement that every American have health coverage or pay a fine.


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The Program consists of a specially designed 2 year (4 semester, 1 summer term) undergraduate curriculum and prepares students to provide direct nursing care to clients in structured health-care settings where supervision and guidance are available by a registered nurse prepared minimally at the Baccalaureate Degree in Nursing level.
The Nursing Program is an integral part of the University. The Nursing Faculty believe that the best preparation for a career in nursing includes not only the study of nursing and the sciences, but a broad liberal arts education as well. This combination promotes the development of the student both as a nurse and as a member of society.
Nursing students have the opportunity to participate in general education classes on campus with students majoring in other fields of study. Classroom learning and library work take place on the University campus.
Please go to the following link to download an application to the School of Nursing.
While the Nursing Program is designed to be completed in 2 years on a full-time basis, many students may choose to take more time for a variety of reasons. Those students who wish to progress in school at a slower pace may do so by electing to complete some or all of the general education course requirements prior to applying for admission and being admitted into the Nursing Program. A nursing faculty member is responsible for advising individuals interested in the Nursing Program and will clarify the process which is required for possible acceptance into the Program. Enrollment in University courses neither implies nor guarantees a student eventual acceptance into the Nursing Program.
Once a student is admitted into the Nursing Program, however, all general education courses and nursing courses must be taken in sequence and be successfully completed prior to enrolling in the next semester. Continuation in the Nursing Program requires a grade of "C" or better for all required nursing and science courses and a "satisfactory" designation for the clinical experience in nursing courses where this is a requirement.
Upon successful completion of the Nursing Program, the graduate is awarded the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Nursing Technology [AAS Degree]. Nursing students must complete all degree requirements within five (5) years of their semester of initial enrollment in the Program.
Recommended Course Sequence:
First Semester - Fall
- BIO 10104: Principles of Anatomy & Physiology I ............... 4
- NUR 10505: Nursing I ............................................................. 5
- LA 10101: Freshman Success ................................................. 1
- NUR 13101: Nursing Technology & Resource Strategies ...... 1
- NUR 11101: Pharmacology Math ........................................... 1
- NUR 10101: Trends I .............................................................. 1
Second Semester - Spring
- BIO 10204: Principles of Anatomy & Physiology II .............. 4
- BIO 10302: Microbiology for Nurses ................................... 2
- NUR 10606: Nursing II ........................................................ 6
- PSY 11103: General Psychology .......................................... 3
Third Semester - Summer
- NUR 20505: Nursing III ......................................................... 5
- ENG 11103: Composition I .................................................... 3
- PSY 21103: Growth and Development .................................. 3
- COM 11103: Speech .............................................................. 3
Fourth Semester - Fall
- NUR 21404: Nursing IV ....................................................... 4
- NUR 21707: Nursing V ........................................................ 7
- SOC 11103: Sociology ......................................................... 3
- ENG 11203: Composition II ................................................ 3
Fifth Semester - Spring
- NUR 22111: Nursing VI ................................................... 11
- NUR 22101: Trends II ........................................................ 1


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Japan Wants Man-Made Mt. Fuji Building To Be Tallest in the World
Proving that even the Japanese can't tell between what's real and what they see on TV, some company there is planning to build a 13,123-foot- tall building called the X-Seed 4000 to house 1 million people. We use the word "building" loosely, because this is seven times taller than the current tallest building, and… »


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Royce White Assigned To D-League By Rockets
The situation between the Houston Rockets and first round draft pick Royce White has been a mess all season. White has been away from the team for most of the season and has yet to appear in a game. Recently, head coach Kevin McHale said he didn't even know exactly what was going on with White.
It looks like there might finally be some sort of progress, as the Houston Rockets have sent Royce White to the D-League.
The Rockets have assigned forward Royce White to Houston's single-affiliation NBA D-League partner the Rio Grande Valley Vipers.
— Houston Rockets (@HoustonRockets) December 30, 2012
This move could mean two very different things. The first possibility is that the sides are working together to get White back on the team. The second possibility is that the Rockets are optioning him to the D-League as a sort of punishment. However, David Aldridge is reporting that this is a step in the right direction.
Royce White's D League assignment part of "multi-week" plan to work him back into organization, per source. Practiced w/Rox this week.
— David Aldridge (@daldridgetnt) December 30, 2012
Well, at least now Kevin McHale can say he knows what's going on with the whole situation.
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November 30, 2015
Portions of the east upper parking deck at the Southeast Alabama Medical Center will be closed for about two weeks for construction.
The work began on Monday, and the plan is for workers to install new expansion joints.
The joints are designed to safely absorb the heat induced expansion and contractions of construction materials.
Workers at the center say the construction is for the benefit of employees, visitors and patients.
"The new expansion joint covers will help reduce the chance of people tripping and getting wet on rainy days," explains Steve Pearce, the hospital's media relations coordinator.
The medical center will have a shuttle service running from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for those who need help getting from the overflow lot to the hospital or doctors building.
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Federal authorities are investigating whether Sallie Mae improperly applied payments for borrowers with multiple loans.
Federal investigations into Sallie Mae's student lending practices will focus in part on whether the company improperly applied payments for borrowers with multiple loans in a way that led to higher interest costs, according to new details released this week.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and two other government agencies are investigating Sallie Mae, which is headquartered in Christiana and employs about 1,200 people in Delaware.
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Gallery1950, located at the heart of Ebisu, Tokyo, just release some photos of its latest collaboration with visvim. Featured a combination of 100% ballistic nylon, a 100% cotton base, and padded backpanel & harnesses. The pack comes in a combination of black/pink base and black/green base. Both packs will go on sale this Monday, March 5th in store or on Gallery1950's online store. However, the store is currently taking pre-orders. Unfortunately, the store is not taking any international orders.
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Cycle Oregon starts from Sutherlin, OR on September 11, should be a fantastic week of riding!! I'll be on the outlook for Jeff Wills, who else is riding this year? I usually see 2thgrinder, and will look for him too. It's a beautiful route this year, should be a great time!! http://www.cycleoregon.com/week-ride/route/
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Hey everyone
If anyone attended the GL presentation on Saturday I was one of the guys that went on-stage and recited the oath. I was the guy that already had a ring on and had my other Lanterns(my bro's and sis who were yellow, blue and indigo) cheering me on. Had no problems with the oath either(I had already memorised it!).
Anyway I got my 2 tickets to a special preview on the 15th at the Leicester Square Odeon and I cannot wait! The GL T-Shirt I got was way too big and wasn't as nice as the one I had on already, it's now being used by my wife as a nighty!
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Arizona State Sun Devils
Updated Nov 26, 2012 - 10:26 pm
Brandon Magee named Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week
Arizona State senior linebacker Brandon Magee was named the Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Week for his role in a 41-34 victory over the Arizona Wildcats.
Magee recorded a career-high 17 tackle (14 solo), including three for loss, in the Sun Devils' thrilling victory.
The senior from Corona, California sat out all of last season due to a torn Achilles tendon, but this year has been the anchor for the Arizona State defense.
His 104 tackles rank second in the Pac-12 this season and are the most by any Sun Devil since 2007.
A two sport athlete, Magee was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in 23rd round of the 2012 MLB draft.
Magee and the Sun Devils finished the year 7-5 and now await an invitation to a bowl game.
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November 30, 2015
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - We now know when the Sears at Fayette Mall will close its doors for good.
Sears officials say the store's last day will be Sunday, January 11. Liquidation sales have been going on at the store the last few months.
Fayette Mall officials say renovations at the Sears space will begin early next month, but there's no word on what stores will eventually go in there.
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