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Sealy remains atop Girls Division after Sunday's second-round 71
RIO GRANDE, Puerto Rico Wilson Bateman of Spruce Grove, Alberta, solidified his spot atop the boys' leaderboard by carding five straight birdies on his back nine, giving him a second-round 71 and a 5-under-par total through 36 holes at the Puerto Rico Junior Open. Monifa Sealy of Trinidad & Tobago took a one-shot lead in the Girls Division by shooting a second-round 71, which put her at even-par heading into Monday's final round.
Conducted by the American Junior Golf Association at Trump International Golf Club Championship Course, the Puerto Rico Junior Open is a 54-hole stroke play competition. The field features 78 juniors from 17 countries and 15 U.S. states, as well as 10 players from Puerto Rico. The par-72 Championship Course plays to 7,198 yards for the boys and 6,087 yards for the girls.
Starting his second round on No. 10, Bateman didn't record a birdie until his 11th hole of the day, but the flood gates opened with his tap-in birdie on the par-4 second hole. Four more birdies followed, and despite bogeys on Nos. 7 and 9, a back-nine 33 moved him back atop the leaderboard.
I was thinking 29 to be honest, Bateman said of his mindset after making his 25-foot birdie putt on No. 6. I feel great; you don't make five birdies and not feel good. Making those two bogeys coming in were mental mistakes, but it's all right, I'll learn from them.
Bateman, who has signed a National Letter of Intent with San Diego State, led Alberta to a second-place finish at the 2010 Junior America's Cup in Albuquerque, N.M. His best AJGA finish is a seventh-place showing at the 2010 Las Vegas Junior Open presented by The Pacemaker.
Jason Roets of South Africa sits three shots back at 2-under-par (72-70 142), while James Yoon of Paraguay is third at even-par (69-75 144). Jack Maguire of St. Petersburg, Fla., and first-round co-leader Eloy Gonzalez of Laredo, Texas, are tied for fourth at 3-over-par 145.
In the Girls Division, Sealy followed her opening-round 73 with a 1-under-par 71 that included four birdies. Her second round started slowly, as bogeys on Nos. 14 and 15 put her 2-over-par through her first six holes. A 9-iron from 144 yards changed her fortune on No. 16, as a tap-in birdie jump-started the rest of her round.
I thought to myself, If I can't make long putts, just hit it closer,' said Sealy, who had 29 putts Sunday, five fewer than she had in her opening round.
Short birdie putts on Nos. 7 and 9 capped off Sealy's second-round 71.
Tomorrow I want to keep hitting the ball on the green. If you're on the green, you have better opportunities than if you're chipping and there's less pressure on your short game, said Sealy, who has signed a National Letter of Intent with the University of Central Florida.
Giovana Maymon of Huixquilucan, Mexico, sits one shot back at 1-over-par (73-72 145), while Nicole Quinn of Windermere, Fla., is third at 3-over-par (74-73 147), and Patricia Garcia of Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, is fourth at 4-over-par (73-75 148).
The American Junior Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf. The AJGA provides valuable exposure for college golf scholarships, and has an annual junior membership (boys and girls ages 12-18) of approximately 5,000 junior golfers from 49 states and 30 countries. To ensure scholarship opportunities for all junior golfers who have the skill, the AJGA created the Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant program to provide financial assistance to young players in need.
Titleist, the AJGA's National Sponsor, has been the catalyst and driving force behind the Association's success since 1989. Rolex Watch USA, which is in its third decade of AJGA support, became the inaugural AJGA Premier Partner in 2004. In 2007, after 12 years of support, Polo Ralph Lauren became the AJGA's second Premier Partner.
AJGA alumni have risen to the top of amateur, collegiate and professional golf. Former AJGA juniors have compiled more than 400 victories on the PGA and LPGA Tours. AJGA alumni include Tiger Woods, Phil Mickelson, Stewart Cink, Cristie Kerr, Paula Creamer and Morgan Pressel.
Final-round tee times run from 8 9:48 a.m. off the Nos. 1 and 10 tees at Trump International Golf Club Championship Course. For more information regarding the Puerto Rico Junior Open, contact the Tournament Headquarters at (678) 617-2424.
The Foundation
The Achieving Competitive Excellence (ACE) Grant program provides financial assistance to junior golfers who wish to play in AJGA events. Its goal is to give top-flight golf opportunities to young golfers regardless of financial resources. This program helps to fulfill the AJGA's mission of developing young men and women who aspire to earn college golf scholarships through competitive junior golf.
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Leadership Links is a new program whereby the AJGA is able to further its mission to help develop young men and women by teaching charitable giving skills and service-oriented practices at an early age. This program gives juniors all the tools necessary to donate their time, talent and resources to local charities and the AJGA youth development programs. Please click here to learn more about the program and the different opportunities available.


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If you have ever wondered what real street food is, wonder no further. This little restaurant is located on arguably the busiest strip in Cape Town - Long Street.
Don't be fooled be the rustic (very rustic) interior. Just grab a high chair or a bench, order and await a new kind of delight. The Burger Shop, true to its name, offers mainly burgers, chips and stuff on rolls, but the portions are big and the nostalgia the street food evokes is something quite unique.
The dining process can become quite messy as it is 'illegal' to eat a burger with anything else than your hands, but this is part of the fun and colourful vibes that especially this part of Cape Town offers.
This is definitely not something to try if you prefer fine dining in a posh spot, but if you want a unique, proudly South African experience, pop in here.
Dukes Burgers can rightfully claim to make some of the best burgers around. The freshest ingredients are used, as well as mostly local produce, to create gourmet masterpieces that almost look too good to eat. Everything is made from scratch, from the rolls to the burger patties and all tastes are catered for - even vegetarians. A unique, different kinda burger joint.
This fabulous burger joint is situated in the popular V & A Waterfront and delivers on location, ambience, service and most importantly, yummy food.
When you walk in the door you'll see the staff dressed in smart uniform surrounded by elegant, warm and upmarket decor. But this joint is far from pretentious. Gibsons definitely serves up some of the best burgers in town.
Although gourmet burgers with a wide variety of toppings are at the top of the list, the menu also offers ribs, steaks, chicken, fish and salad dishes.
Start off with tender calamari that literally melts in your mouth. Or try the messy, sticky pork ribs and Gibson's secret cream sauce that complements the sweet potato fries perfectly.
The meat they use for the burger patties is full of flavour and yo can taste that it is the best of the best cuts used. The Mr Chutney burger with cheddar, bacon and chutney is a must-try and, just to treat yourself more, have a bar-one milkshake made with real bar-one chocolate.
Informal, fun and comfort food with a modern twist is what this joint is all about.
For dessert, make it a real experience by teaming this with a Bar-One milkshake with real melted Bar-One chocolate!
Enjoy one of the world's most classic dishes - with a twist. An experience at Gourmet Burger on the bustling Shortmarket Street in Cape Town is a must.
The small but cosy restaurant boasts funky décor and the interior and vibe is modern and vibrant, reflecting perhaps the remnants of the classic American-style diner.
The menu offers a selection of over 30 different burgers and there really is something for everyone. Diners can choose chicken, beef, lamb, veg, prawn or calamari to top the lightly toasted rolls. A must-try is the vegetarian Field Mushroom Burger topped with rocket, red pepper, avo and feta. Other favourites include the chicken, camembert and cranberry sauce burger and the lamb with herb mustard and blue cheese aioli. Wash it down with a Lindt chocolate shake - you'd be hard-pressed to be more indulgent. The restaurant is licensed and you can select delicious Paul Cluver wines to complement your meal.
The food is original, the atmosphere bustling and the prices reasonable.
Hudsons the Burger Joint, as the name implies, is an American-style diner with a contemporary twist in its design by including the use of Tom Dixon Beat lights, genuine leather booths, hand-crafted dining chairs, mounted animal horns and New York city street maps. Their rock and roll beats and attentive, eye-catching staff all set the fast paced tone for the urban consumer on the hunt for casual gourmet.
Each burger has a story; its ingredients, name and recipe are all hand selected and perfected by the owners, David and Ross. It is a simple recipe; a beef patty made with the finest cuts, topped with the freshest ingredients. The bun is no exception, as Ross uses a personal recipe to create its distinctive flavour. Gourmet or innovative, call it what you will, they're just damn good burgers topped with thought-provoking combinations such as biltong chilli cream cheese, bacon jam, deboned rib and beer battered jalapeños, resulting in a sensory explosion.
Sticking by their beliefs that hand-made is best, a must-try is the Boilermaker exclusive to Hudsons, crafted once a month at Lakeside Beerworks, and the Hudsons Pale Ale, which is brewed at the Cape Brewing Company. Finish off the Hudsons experience with their colossal milkshakes, renowned for their ingenious flavours, such as house made fudge. These milkshakes, along with their burgers, have achieved cult status.
Sit down or take-away, Hudsons is something you are going to want to repeat. Join them in Greenpoint or Claremont, or at their flagship store in Kloof street, Cape Town. For more information email them at: [email protected]
This unique, characterful spot screams burgers, bikes, and beer. The interior is complemented by an old-fashioned jukebox, making you feel as if you've stepped into another era entirely.
Try the infamous 1 kg burger, or one of the delicious vegetarian meals should you not be feeling carnivorous. Saints has no less than six beer brews on tap.
Only 100 pure beef patties are served and the staff grind the meat themselves. The meat is accompanied by only the freshest ingredients and the restaurant does not skimp on quality or quantity.
Bring the rocker in you to this pumping spot in the vibrant Kloof Street, and rediscover a world of bikers, beer, giant burgers and ye olde rock and roll.
A must-visit spot for Salmon lovers, this friendly establishment proffers everything from smoked to sashimi.
Salmon from all over the world is on offer in an exciting multitude of different creations and presentations as well as some alternative seafood options. Not a place for meat seekers, this trendy venue sticks to what it does best and has achieved a brilliant reputation for doing so.
The wine list comprises a nice variety of bottles, white and champagnes, in particular, with a good selection available by the glass.
A great spot for al fresco dining, there is a quaint pebbled courtyard to relax in. When the weather is less favourable, there is plenty of seating inside, whether you fancy sitting at a table in comfortable chairs or perching at the bar.
A deli section offers a nice selection trout and salmon for diners to take home with them after a fantastic meal.
With an interior that reflects their simple philosophy, The Burger Co evokes a vision of fresh food that is better for you and the environment. Food that wraps the palate in flavour and honest goodness, fresh cut French fries cooked in hearty olive oil, beef raised organically topped with organic herbs and lettuce for the ultimate gourmet experience.
A place to relax and unwind soaking up the trendy minimalistic setting complimented by a breezy terrace for a healthier alternative to fast food with focus on healthy wholesome food without those nasty additives.
Some favourites include the GBC with dry cured bacon, blue cheese and onion marmalade, and the Uncle Phil Burger with beef or chicken, Philadelphia cheese, sweet chilli sauce and crispy bacon. Vegetarians can feast on the Veggie Burger with grilled Portobello mushroom, roast red peppers, grilled aubergine and pestonaise.
There are also Salad options for those who want something a little lighter, these include the Halloumi, Avo and Oven Roasted Cherry Tomato Salad with cashew nuts and baby lettuce.
Visit the Burger Co for a truly irresistible approach to burger dining with foods that say "Ingredients Matter".
Quant and popular, The Kitchen serves the neighborhood as the local coffee shop and deli.
Expect vintage bowls of fresh food stacked on wooden shelves, wholesome salads with colourful dressings like the 'love potion' and wholesome 'love sandwiches' with voluptuous fillings and homemade pesto, mayo and pickles on artisanal rolls.
The lunch menu changes daily and caters well for vegetarians who enjoy the bean, chickpea, lentil, bulgur wheat, roast Mediterranean vegetable and couscous salads.
The menu focuses on clean natural flavours infused with Mediterranean and oriental flavours and a modern twist on South Africa.
The Local Kitchen Company prides itself on using the most natural ingredients in genuinely homemade dishes. What you will find here is wholesome cuisine that is unpretentious, hearty and tasty. Ad lib: They love good food. They love free range. They love fresh. They love home-made. They love flour. They love natural ingredients, They love to serve. They love happy customers. They love returning customers.
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Enjoy delicious and tasty cuisine and a feast for the senses dining on seafood, grills and typical Portuguese dishes.
With attention to detail and personal attention, diners relax in tranquil surrounds dining on mouth-watering dishes such as grilled chicken basted in finger linking peri-peri the Mozambican way, or voluptuous grilled prawns, tasty pregos, trinchados, espetadas and popular feijoada.
Adeguita Portuguese Restaurant tantalises with mouth-watering tastes and flavours the true Portuguese way in a colonial setting that invites relaxation.
An unpretentious family-run restaurant serving superb Portuguese cuisine, A Churrasqueira boasts an exciting menu with a wide selection of choices.
An impressive wine list enhances the experience, with a brilliant selection of both South African and Portuguese wines.
The interior is simple and warm, the service excellent and the prices reasonable. All in all, a wonderful place to dine in comfort.
The delicious menu brims with high quality seafood such as voluptuous Mozambican prawns and a variety of succulent steaks, poultry and traditional dishes.
The warm and inviting ambiance sets the tone for a unique Portuguese experience housed in a luxurious house in Kensington.
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How did Issaquah vote?
January 1, 2013
City-level results from the November election show Issaquah voters followed statewide trends on some issues, or occasionally chose another direction.
Transportation is high priority as leaders list state, federal agendas
December 11, 2012
NEW — 10 a.m. Dec. 11, 2012
Transportation is a high priority as King County prepares to ask state and federal leaders for assistance to upgrade roads and other infrastructure.
King County Council members adopted legislative agendas for the state and federal governments Monday. The lists focus on transportation improvements and efforts to preserve human services.
"The challenges facing Olympia and Washington, D.C., have a direct impact on how King County can serve its residents," council Chairman Larry Gossett said in a statement. "The adopted agendas are clear directives from both the council and the executive on what the county's priorities are and how we plan to work with our delegations to achieve those priorities."
Leaders adopt King County growth blueprint
December 7, 2012
NEW — 10 a.m. Dec. 7, 2012
The growth blueprint approved by King County Council members Monday is meant to strengthen protections for open space and farmland, officials said after the council adopted the latest update to the King County Comprehensive Plan.
The document guides growth in unincorporated communities, including Preston, Four Creeks and other areas just outside Issaquah city limits.
The plan sets policy on such major issues as annexations, transportation and the environment. Under the State Growth Management Act, passed in 1990, state law directs the most-populous and fastest-growing counties to prepare comprehensive land use plans for a 20-year span.
King County officials to answer rural residents' questions
December 4, 2012
Residents in unincorporated areas can meet leaders and discuss plans for upcoming projects at a King County open house soon.
The event is for residents in the Four Creeks/Tiger Mountain Community Service Area — a rural stretch bordered by Issaquah and Interstate 90 on the north and Renton to the west.
The open house offers the public a chance to offer feedback on the community service area program — or dividing unincorporated areas into districts for administrative purposes — and proposed work plans for next year. Participants can discuss community priorities, speak with program staff members, and learn about county programs and services.
King County officials to answer rural residents' questions
November 29, 2012
NEW — 6 a.m. Nov. 29, 2012
Residents in unincorporated areas can meet leaders and discuss plans for upcoming projects at a King County open house soon.
The event is for residents in Four Creeks/Tiger Mountain Community Service Area — a rural stretch bordered by Issaquah and Interstate 90 on the north and Renton to the west.
The open house offers the public a chance to offer feedback on the community service program and proposed work plans for next year. Participants can discuss community priorities, speak with program staff members, and learn about county programs and services.
Deputy County Executive Fred Jarrett and County Councilman Reagan Dunn plan to attend.
King County Council adopts 2013 budget without roads fee
November 13, 2012
NEW — 4 p.m. Nov. 13, 2012
King County Council members dropped a proposed $20 vehicle-license fee to fund road maintenance and, in a unanimous decision Tuesday, approved the 2013 budget without the fee.
In September, King County Executive Dow Constantine proposed a $20 fee to fund road maintenance and storm response in rural and unincorporated areas. The decision to drop the proposed fee affects residents in unincorporated King County communities, including Klahanie, Mirrormont, Preston and other areas outside Issaquah.
Rather than creating a transportation benefit district in unincorporated King County, officials plan to lobby the Legislature for a comprehensive state transportation package to address road maintenance.
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November 6, 2012
Political ads turn downright scary
Last week, there was one day that I was literally sick to my stomach. No, not because I ate too much Halloween candy. Instead, it was because of all of the hate and ugliness in political ads.
Oh yeah. You know the ones I'm talking about:
"If he's elected, my opponent will make sure you lose your house, and your kids go hungry and your dog dies."
"My opponent is not who he says he is. He's a big, fat liar."
"My opponent has an autographed picture of Osama bin Laden on his desk."
"My opponent has not been honest with the American people."
"My opponent eats puppies for breakfast and drowns kittens on weekends."
Pragmatism defines Issaquah, Eastside voters
October 30, 2012
Local voters could choose a Democrat for the White House, a Republican for the Governor's Mansion and split legislative seats between the parties.
Experts said voters in Issaquah and the Eastside prefer a brand of politics anchored in pragmatism, rather than party. The effort to appeal to moderate voters is intense as candidates scrounge for votes in the last days before Election Day.
"Democrats and Republicans both get elected there. I think of it as a pragmatic, rather than ideological, sort of politics, which is what Washington state used to be known for," independent Seattle pollster Stuart Elway said. "I think the state as a whole has gotten more partisan, as the country has, and the party lines seem to have gotten harder."
Change in geography alters landscape for congressional race
October 23, 2012
The showdown in the 8th Congressional District is far different from the most recent contests for the seat.
Incumbent Republican Dave Reichert held on amid spirited challenges from Democrats in 2006, 2008 and 2010. Redistricting last year reshaped the landscape for the district, and the 2012 race is not attracting the same kind of attention — or money — as the earlier battles.
Reichert's opponent is Issaquah Democrat Karen Porterfield, a nonprofit professional and adjunct instructor at Seattle University.
Porterfield grew up in Seattle, in a family active in Democratic politics, and settled in Issaquah more than a decade ago. She said the expertise she gained in affordable housing development and in leadership roles at nonprofit organizations means she could offer a unique perspective in Congress.
Cyberbullying crackdown is priority for sheriff's office
October 23, 2012
King County Sheriff's Office investigators could soon crack down on cyberbullying, after the King County Council approved a motion introduced by Issaquah-area Councilman Reagan Dunn.
Cyberbullying is the use of information and technology to support deliberate, repeated and hostile behavior. The crime exploded in recent years due to the prevalence of social media services, and gained national attention last year after classmates targeted a then-12-year-old Issaquah girl online.
Dunn said cyberbullying is increasingly a concern for law enforcement agencies.
"In recent months, all across the country, we have seen tragedies unfold as a result of cyberbullying," he said in a statement. "This motion will allow the sheriff's office to study this issue thoroughly and ensure King County has a plan to deal with any of these troubling bullying trends."
(Dunn represents rural areas south of Issaquah and Newcastle on the council.)


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12:00 AM, Oct 13, 1997 • By BYRON YORK
Perhaps Janet Reno hoped to buy herself a little breathing room by approving a 60-day preliminary investigation that could lead to an independent-counsel probe of Vice President Al Gore's campaign phone calls. Her decision last week seemed designed -- at least in part -- to satisfy Republican critics who have accused her of dragging her feet, bungling, and even obstructing the ongoing campaign-finance probe.
In beginning a Gore investigation, though, the attorney general also rejected -- again -- the demands of House Judiciary Committee chairman Henry Hyde and others in Congress that she consider an independent counsel for a wide range of White House campaign abuses. Reno's decision on Gore is not likely to satisfy them.
But in all the controversy over an independent counsel, one should remember that campaign finance is just one of the reasons Republicans are losing faith in the Justice Department. Republican suspicions have been growing for more than three years now -- the result of several cases in which the Justice Department's actions, whether by intent or not, have had the effect of punishing opponents of the Clinton White House and preventing punishment of its friends.
The Party Chairmen: Consider the different treatment of former RNC chairman Haley Barbour and former Democratic party co-chairman Don Fowler. Barbour testified before Sen. Fred Thompson's campaign-finance panel on July 24. He was questioned extensively about an arrangement in which a Hong Kong businessman guaranteed a $ 2.1 million loan to the GOP's National Policy Forum. A large part of the loan was never paid back, and Democrats -- along with some Republicans -- suspected that the transaction amounted to an infusion of foreign cash into the Republican campaign.
Barbour dazzled the committee, denying any wrongdoing and standing up to every criticism. But his testimony was called into question when later witnesses -- one of them a former RNC chief -- contradicted Barbour's account of the loan deal. Barbour, the witnesses said, knew where the money came from and wanted it anyway to help Republicans win control of Congress in 1994.
The conflicting stories caught the attention of the Justice Department's campaign-finance task force, which began to pursue the case with extraordinary speed. "They called within a week or so of Barbour's appearance, asking for the stuff we had used," says Jim Jordan, a spokesman for Democrats on the Senate committee. "They were looking for conflicts in testimony."
They apparently found what they wanted; in late September, the Wall Street Journal reported that prosecutors had presented evidence about Barbour to a grand jury. The Justice Department is apparently trying to prove the transaction was an illegal foreign contribution, and that Barbour lied about it during his testimony. It appears that the Barbour matter is the first case brought before a grand jury as a result of the Thompson hearings.
And Fowler? He testified before the Thompson committee on September 9. Fowler repeatedly insisted that he had "racked my brain" but could not remember calling the CIA on behalf of shady oilman Roger Tamraz. Fowler's forgetfulness became difficult to believe when Republicans held up handfuls of memos from the CIA and the DNC showing that he had indeed interceded for Tamraz. And the week after Fowler testified, the documentary evidence was supported even further by the apparently unimpeachable testimony of former national-security aide Sheila Heslin.
Unlike doubts about Barbour's testimony, it appears the conflicts involving Fowler's sworn statements did not attract the attention of the Justice Department. At the very least, the department is not interested in any evidence gathered by Thompson's staff. "They have sought nothing from us," says a Republican committee lawyer who asked that his name not be used.
The same appears to be true in the case of Richard Sullivan, the former DNC finance director who testified before the committee on July 9. In a sworn deposition, Sullivan told Thompson's staff that as a general rule he did not take many notes and didn't keep many files. For its part, the DNC told the committee that an extensive search had been done for Sullivan's documents, and that all had been handed over.
Imagine the surprise of Republicans when, after Sullivan's deposition and public testimony, the DNC told the committee it had discovered 4,000 additional pages of Sullivan documents -- l,500 of them handwritten notes concerning sensitive matters, including the Tamraz affair. Current DNC chairman Roy Romer apologized to Thompson and later told the Washington Post that the late discovery of the documents was a "pure, innocent oversight."


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West Ham V Liverpool – A Liverpool Fan's Preview
Next up for Liverpool in the Premier League is a trip to Upton Park. This will be no easy task considering the rich vein of form West Ham are currently in. Last time out, West Ham got the better of Chelsea in a 3-1 win. Liverpool will be hoping to stop The Hammers in their tracks but will have to attempt to do so without star player Luis Suarez.
Suarez was booked last Saturday for a deliberate handball. Liverpool therefore must go to East London without a recognised first team striker. Of course they have the option of drafting young Adam Morgan into the team but it remains to be seen whether Rodgers will take that approach.
With this in mind, the most plausible way Liverpool will line up will be in the infamous 4-6-0 formation that Spain used though-out Euro 2012. The Reds have some experience of this system, most notably in a Europa League game vs. Young Boys. On that occasion Jonjo Shelvey operated in a 'false no.9' position. This time around we could see a similar approach adopted as Rodgers has suggested.
The return of Lucas last weekend was a huge boost for Liverpool and they will certainly be elated to see him come through unscathed. The 88 minutes he played seen him make a successful 7/8 tackles which is just like the Lucas of old. Lucas' presence in the middle of the pitch certainly helped full-backs Johnson and Enrique put in hugely impressive performances which led to their manager describing them as 'unplayable' on the day. Both full-backs registered 3 shots apiece.
Last Saturday's fixture also saw Joe Allen play in a more advanced role and link up regularly with Gerrard. Gerrard who would be the first to admit that his performances have not been up to scratch as of late seemed rejuvenated on Saturday as he put in one of his finest performances to date.
Considering the options available, I feel Liverpool will line-up as follows;
Johnson Skrtel Agger Downing
Lucas Allen Gerrard
Sterling Shelvey Enrique
Another performance of similar quality to that of Saturday with a little more end product certainly wouldn't leave Liverpool fans complaining!
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Assassin's Creed: The Wisdom Within a Game
There is a game series called "Assassin's Creed" where you take the roles of two chara...
The first one is named Altair and the second one Ezio. In the quests to find the truth and protect mankind, both achieve wisdom, which is being gradually revealed to the players. Important messages are being shared with us, sometimes hidden in small scenes, while other times very prominent and powerful.
"Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted" is the Creed of the Assassins' Order and its true meaning is revealed by Ezio in the latest sequel, Revelations.
"Q: What is the truth?
A: We place faith in ourselves. We see the world the way it really is and hope that one day all mankind might see the same.
Q: What is the world, then?
A: An illusion. One of which can either submit to - like most do - or transcend.
Q: What is it to transcend?
A: To recognize nothing is true and everything is permitted. That laws arise not from divinity, but reason. I understand now that our creed does not commend us to be free - it commends us to be wise."
Only one observation I have, before going further. The statement that the "laws arise not from divinity, but reason" needs further explanation for a correct understanding. It is - most probably - true that the so called "laws" are not created by a divine figure for us to follow. But achieving the needed wisdom for one to be in perfect balance with the logic/reason of the Creation is a divine state of existence. It is proof of supreme spiritual evolution and divine enlightenment. In other words, it means "becoming one with the Creation and protecting its fragile balance."
Here are Ezio's words explaining the Assassins' Creed in the latest sequel, Revelations:
" 'Nothing is true, everything is permitted' is merely an observation of the nature of reality:
To say that nothing is true is to realize that the foundations of society are fragile, and that we must be the shepherds of our own civilization.
To say that everything is permitted is to understand that we are the architects of our actions, and that we must live with their consequences, whether glorious or tragic."
"I thought the Templars were some old guys in funny looking hats who sat around drinking beer, planning world domination with lizard people."
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Fellowship (cognitive neuroscience), Rotman Research Institute, Baycrest Centre; PhD (behavioural neuroscience), University of Waterloo
Director, Neuroscience Research Program, St. Michael's Hospital
Scientist in the Keenan Research Centre for Biomedical Science of St. Michael's Hospital
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Medicine (Neurosurgery), University of Toronto
Assistant Professor, Institute of Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering (IBBME), University of Toronto
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Applied Health Science, University of Waterloo
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Cognitive neuroscience, subarachnoid hemorrhage, stroke, dementia, neuroimaging, neurorehabilitation
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My area of interest is in Cognitive Neuroscience and Behavioural and Cognitive Neurology/Neurosurgery. My program of research is focused on understanding the neural bases for human cognitive and real-world functioning using experimental cognitive paradigms, neuroimaging and neuropsychology. A better understanding of the complex neural systems supporting various cognitive and real-world functions and their breakdown after brain damage is essential in educating physicians, patients and families and critical in designing effective treatment strategies. We are currently working on 1) identifying the neurocognitive and functional consequences of brain aneurysms; 2) developing imaging based surrogate markers of outcome in stroke, dementia and TBI.
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Class of 1983 Reunion
Calling one and all: Dante, Kennedy, Darwin, Benedict, Wilson, Freeman, Knox, Newton, James, Berkeley, Copley, Ibsen, Douglas, Dalton, Blakeley, Beecher, Oberg, Morris, Leighton, Scott, Henderson, Hubbard, Hiaasen, Kirby, ELS and off campus Eckerd students, your College is turning 50 years old!
Remember Tom DeLuca, the hypnotist, the ELS wild-and-crazy Halloween party, HomelyComing, the Bow Wow Wow concert, Senior Beer Bash (oh, have times changed), TGI-WECR for MDA, Sid Vicious Dance, Mud Wrestling, Baseball Bs, Barry Manilow with the Eckerd College Concert Choir, Stop Day, Intramural Football, EC-SAR rescues and Bruce Springsteen tunes wailing from four-foot speakers?
We came as strangers and left as friends. That Eckerd friendship and fellowship is alive and well and awaits your arrival in St. Petersburg on November 1416 for a fun-filled and meaningful 25th Anniversary Celebration for the Class of 1983 and the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the founding of the Collegea great combination.
The Eckerd Alumni Association has planned a jam-packed Alumni Weekend. In addition, we will host a special evening on Friday night at the Tradewinds Island Grand Beach Resort, our official reunion hotel for the weekend. So we ask you to brave the beautiful sunsets at St. Pete Beach, relish in the fellowship of the Class of 1983 and enjoy the fond memories of the place that helped make us who we are today.
Highlight Activities for the weekend:
Eckerd College Night at the Tradewinds Resort hosted by the Classes of 1983 & 1988
Memory Lane hosted by the Class of 1968
Triton 5K Run/Walk
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Police called to a St. Paul home about a shooting Saturday found Eric John Orloske kneeling next to his brother, holding a rag or towel to the man's head wound, according to a criminal complaint filed Monday.
"Kill me, too. Kill me, too," Orloske, 38, told officers.
Brian Orloske, 40, died, and Monday, the Ramsey County attorney's office charged Eric Orloske, of St. Paul, with unintentional murder.
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Police were sent to Eric Orloske's home in the 1300 block of Reaney Avenue at 11:03 p.m. Saturday when a caller requested an ambulance for a gunshot victim. The caller identified himself as the gunman.
Officers arrived at the home and through a window saw the legs of someone on the floor. They kicked in the locked front door and found the brothers. A shotgun was on the stairs; broken items were strewn about the main floor, and there was a spent shotgun shell.
Paramedics took Brian Orloske, of Houlton, Wis., to Regions Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Meanwhile, a man told police at the scene that he had been at the home earlier with the brothers and two other men.
He said the group was planning a motorcycle trip and that the brothers and one of the other men were drunk.
He said items in the home were broken when the brothers "began play-wrestling."
He said he and the other two men left the brothers about 10:30 p.m.
He said he returned to the house and saw Brian Orloske "sitting on the couch almost passed out and assumed Eric Orloske was in an upstairs bedroom.
Police said Eric Orloske appeared drunk and was arrested.
A provisional autopsy report stated Brian Orloske had a shotgun wound to the side of his head, rib fractures, bruises and abrasions on his forearm, back and leg.
Eric Orloske has a 12-year-old and "is the best father that I know," said Mike Crea, who called the suspect his best friend.
"I consider him just as close as my brother," Crea said. "Everyone in our neighborhood and around here thinks the same thing. You won't hear a bad thing about Eric."
The brothers attended Hill-Murray High School in the late 1980s and worked together as stockbrokers, said Destiny Denton, Brian Orloske's fiancée.
Orloske was scheduled to make his first court appearance today on the charge of second-degree murder without intent while committing or attempting to commit a felony.
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Oscar Ernest Avery born June 8, 1924 in Morganton North Carolina to Susie Ann Avery and Earnest Joseph Avery. His family moved when he was a child and he grew up in Bat Cave North Carolina. He was a member of Blue Ridge Missionary Baptist Church, he was the oldest member of the Bat Cave Fire Department, and he loved hunting and working in his garden.
Oscar departed this life on Tuesday, January 17, 2012 and leaves to cherish his memory his wife of 6o years Alma Sue Avery, four children Calvin S. Avery (Sheila) of Orlando Florida, Kathey A. Avery of Fairview North Carolina, Oscar J. Avery (Gail) of Browns Mill New Jersey, Roy R.Avery of Etowah North Carolina, ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. He is also survived by one sister Rebecca A. Jennings and one brother Earnest J. Avery Jr. (Pie) and a host of nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will be Monday, January 23, 2012 at 2 PM at Blue Ridge Missionary Baptist Church in Edneyville. Burial will follow in St. Paul's Cemetery in Edneyville. Family wil receive friends at the church from 1 PM until 2 PM.
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Colombo - It is not often in recent years that the West Indies have been billed as favourites to win a major cricket title, but skipper Darren Sammy is cautious of the tag ahead of the World Twenty20.
"The favourite tag line does not guarantee us a place in the final," Sammy said ahead of the fourth edition of the tournament, which starts in Sri Lanka next Tuesday.
"You have to go out there and play good cricket. We may have the best side on paper, but we have to pull all the resources together and win."
The West Indies have struggled to match their overwhelming success of the 1970s and 1980s when their fast bowlers and aggressive batsmen dominated world cricket.
With young men in the Caribbean turning to American sports like basketball and baseball, it's been hard to find replacements for the likes of Andy Roberts, Malcolm Marshall, Michael Holding, Clive Lloyd and Vivian Richards.
But Sammy's men go into the World Twenty20 as the team to beat, looking for their first major title since 2004 when they won the Champions Trophy in England.
The presence of explosive batsmen suited to the slam-bang T20 format like Chris Gayle and Kieron Pollard, combined with the guile of prolific spinner Sunil Narine, delighted the skipper.
"We have the best spinner right now in T20 cricket in our side and he's been doing really well for us," Sammy told reporters in Colombo on Tuesday night.
"The pitches in Sri Lanka will help him and I see him playing a very big role.
"Chris brings a lot of experience in batting, and we have Pollard, Darren Bravo and others who have done so well in the IPL (Indian Premier League).
"Everyone is aware that this is a wonderful opportunity for us to put a huge smile on our fans' faces. Everyone is keen to do well."
The West Indies are drawn with Australia and Ireland in group B of the preliminary league, with two teams advancing to the Super Eights round.
They play their first game against Australia in Colombo on September 22.
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Subversive films are rarely as polite and amusing as "Tim's Vermeer," an amicable little documentary about Tim Jenison's quest to "paint a Vermeer."
It's that time of year again, when for one night Americans remember that a place called Hollywood still exists and bask in the irresistible glow of the most glamorous show on Earth.
With the Academy Awards only four days away, it seemed an appropriate time to revisit the Oscars of years past.
"In Secret" might have been a much better film had the filmmakers acted as boldly as the characters.
Before I write anything about "The LEGO Movie," a disclaimer: I love LEGOs. My son loves LEGOs. My wife and I would be embarrassed by how many LEGO bricks currently reside in our house if they hadn't facilitated so many family memories.
Hollywood studios have, since their inception, placed their faith in the star system. Put enough A-listers in the cast, and ticket sales will follow.
The funniest unintentional laugh in "Labor Day" is the way adaptor / director Jason Reitman treats this eye-rolling, melodramatic romance novel as if he's got his hands on the works of Dostoevsky or Tolstoy.
As far as I can recall, I have never written a spring preview, because the season has always been nothing but a dumping ground for movies the studios knew wouldn't fare well against the competition during any other time of year.
If you are keeping track, and I know you are, I included three documentaries in my top 20 for 2013. Those were not anomalies but rather an indication of what a strong year it was for documentary film. As those films now move to home video, here are some you should track down.
"Life is very long."
"Lawrence of Arabia" is one of those movies I have always heard about but never took the time to watch. At almost 3½ hours long, I needed more than an idle recommendation from a friend or family member before I could commit to it.
Writer/director Spike Jonze is known for living in his own zip code. His films ("Being John Malkovich," "Adaptation," "Where the Wild Things Are") and music videos combine a childlike yet intellectually curious imagination.
When I was little, I grew up watching old Hollywood movies on Turner Classic Movies with my grandmother. Some of my favorites starred Marilyn Monroe, Grace Kelly, Clark Gable and Cary Grant.
Action movies aren't known for sparking debate, but "Lone Survivor" will likely incite disagreement among both veterans and civilians.
The movie year 2013 was a tale of two seasons. Summer was so disappointing numerous people began ringing the death knell for the American movie industry. Steven Spielberg warned Hollywood was heading for "an implosion," and he seemed right, given the alarming number of blockbuster flops and generally awful major studio product.
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Investigating the Richmond Hill explosion has cost the Department of Public Safety more than $308,000 so far, according to an estimate released today. / ROBERT SCHEER / The Star
A report released Thursday made official what most already knew: The deadly Richmond Hill explosion will be costly to investigate.
The Nov. 10 blast in the Southeastside neighborhood damaged 33 homes and killed two people.
The Indianapolis Department of Public Safety announced Thursday that, so far, the investigation has cost the department $308,674.
The estimate covers 7,742 hours that employees from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Indianapolis Fire Department, Department of Homeland Security and Animal Care and Control have spent doing work associated with the explosion. More than $75,700 of that estimate was used to cover overtime for employees. Costs incurred by other city departments were not incorporated in the estimate, Public Safety Director Troy Riggs said.
Not only have public safety personnel been investigating the explosion site and looking for evidence, theyve also been providing security.
The cost estimate, Riggs said, likely is conservative.
That just goes to show the extent of this investigation and the initial response, Riggs said.
The explosion is being investigated as a crime.
Sources close to the investigation have told The Indianapolis Star that investigators think someone filled the house with gas and ignited it remotely.
The two people killed in the blast, Jennifer and Dion Longworth, lived next door to the house where the blast occurred. The woman who owned the house was out of town when it exploded.
The case, like all suspected arsons, will be difficult to solve, largely because evidence in fires and explosions is often destroyed or damaged and what is left requires scientific examination.
Police have searched cars and homes for clues about what happened.
Riggs said he couldnt speculate how much longer the investigation might take.
As the investigation continues, Riggs said, hopefully well be able to hold someone responsible.
Cost estimates cannot capture the pain the explosion caused to people in the neighborhood and the two lives lost, Riggs said.
Theres a lot of things, Riggs said, that you just cant put a monetary value to.
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It was an inauspicious start for a future worship leader. When he was in fifth grade, Stephen Stanley, along with his best friend Johnny Gibb, played music that was so bad the other kids booed them out of children's church.
"But we kept coming back every week," Stanley said with a laugh. "That's how we started. We then started playing in the youth group. Eventually, I took over the youth worship every week and then moved up to the praise team at my dad's church."
Now at only 17 years old, the young Stanley has just been hired by Orchard Hills Church in Newnan as its new worship leader. Not only is it unusual for a church to have such a young worship leader on staff, but it was especially unusual how it all came about.
Stanley's 90-year-old great-grandmother had died and it was at her funeral at the First Baptist Church of Fayetteville in October that the young man sat down at the piano and played and sang "Live in Us," a song he had recently written and recorded.
After the service, the Rev. Stacey Thomas, the pastor of Orchard Hills, who had been invited to read the Scripture for the funeral, found Stanley's father, Brandon Stanley in the foyer of the church.
"He said, 'I'm going to take him,' or something like that and I was like, 'Yeah, yeah, you need to use him,'" the Rev. Brandon Stanley said. "'Bring him over and let him lead worship sometime.' He said, 'No, you don't understand. I'm taking him.' He said they had been looking for a worship leader and had looked over all the top guys in Southern Baptist life, but said, 'I want Stephen.'
"We said, 'Y'all need to think about this and pray about it.' About a month later, Stephen went over and led worship. The church just loves him. They think they've found gold in that he loves the Lord and he's humble and a very gifted worship leader and song writer."
The Newnan church, which has about 500 people in attendance on Sundays, is also where Douglas and Brenda Stanley, Stephen Stanley's paternal grandparents, attend. Stephen Stanley said the Orchard Hills pastor pulled his grandfather aside and told him he was serious about having the young man come as worship leader and implored him to talk to his grandson.
The high school senior accepted the call to serve the Newnan church, and his home church in Covington, CrossRoads Baptist, held a commissioning service for him several weeks ago and sent him out as a new worship leader.
"It's been very exciting for CrossRoads," said the Rev. Stanley, who has led the Covington church for a number of years. "Our goal is to see young men and women raised up to be in ministry somewhere in a church wherever they go … It just happened to be my son and it's exciting."
Stephen has been helping his father in the ministry since he was 14, playing in the church band and working in the music ministry at CrossRoads.
"The lord prepared him," his father said. "He plays guitar, piano, drum, bass and really knows all the instruments, so he's really a good band leader and worship leader. He can lead a team of volunteers and can help lead musicians in the church. That's really valuable in church life.
"The key is we wanted to focus on character with Stephen because that's the one thing that can really hurt in ministry, so we wanted to focus mainly on that because the music comes. It's natural and a gift from God, but without love for the lord and character, it's short-lived. We're very thankful for Stephen and just love him. It's only by God's grace — nothing that we've done."
Home schooled with his 15-year-old brother Caleb by their mother Stephenee, Stephen is finishing up his senior year while beginning his new job in Newnan. He is commuting and staying part-time with his grandparents who live near Orchard Hills. Next fall, he will begin his studies at Luther Rice Seminary.
The young Stanley grew up in CrossRoads Baptist Church and said he received important early influence from a number of people, including his Youth Pastor Edward Wilkerson, but said his father and mother's influence has been the greatest. He said his father can sing and his mother led worship in college and also sings and plays the guitar. One of his grandmothers and her sisters used to sing on the radio.
Stanley said his parents were instrumental in teaching him right and wrong in such a way that he never felt like he was being forced to read his Bible or pray, but that the way they encouraged him made him want to do the right things.
He said all of his grandparents have been supportive of him, and while his paternal grandparents are members of Orchard Hills, his maternal grandparents Steve and Jeanette Black, who live right next door to him in Covington, drive to Newnan on Sundays so they can also see their grandson serving as Orchard Hills' worship leader.
In addition, Stanley said his girlfriend Anna Witcher has been excited for him and supportive.
"It's been an incredible experience," he said of his new role. "It's a great church and the people are wonderful."
As for the "boos" they used to get in children's church, both Stanley and his best friend Gibb have proved those music critics wrong. Stanley is one of the youngest worship leaders in a Southern Baptist Church and Gibb is attending Belmont University in Tennessee where he is studying to become a music producer.
Stanley has had his own band, the Stephen Stanley Band, for about two years and estimates he has written about 40 songs, but said "they're not necessarily all good."
"The ones I really like may not be good, but there are 12 songs I like and I think they're strong songs," he said, adding that "God has opened some doors."
Stanley recently recorded a song and said two music producers came to him about reproducing it. The song will be released on iTunes sometime in January with plans for a music video to follow. It is the song he sang at his great-grandmother's funeral, "Live in Us."
His parents are proud of their son and his father said "Live in Us" is the fourth original song his son has recorded.
Stanley said he is especially looking forward to going to Luther Rice Seminary because he wants to make sure he writes songs that are theologically correct.
"(Music producers) say Stephen's writing is well beyond his years," Rev. Stanley said. "I hate to brag, but they're really excited about his writing and really hopeful. He's got so many songs. It seems every day he's writing one and finishing another. Whatever the Lord wants him to do, we're just trusting God will use him however He wants to."
Beth Slaughter Sexton is a freelance writer based in Gwinnett County. Contact her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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- CrossRoads Baptist in Social Circle presents car show, barbecue, yard sale to raise funds for worship center ( October 30, 2014 )
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1 EU and OIE Reference Laboratory for Classical Swine Fever, Institute of Virology, Department of Infectious Diseases, University of Veterinary Medicine, Hannover, Germany
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Molecular epidemiology has proven to be an essential tool in the control of classical swine fever (CSF) and its use has significantly increased during the past two decades. Phylogenetic analysis is a prerequisite for virus tracing and thus allows implementing more effective control measures. So far, fragments of the 5´NTR (150 nucleotides, nt) and the E2 gene (190 nt) have frequently been used for phylogenetic analyses. The short sequence lengths represent a limiting factor for differentiation of closely related isolates and also for confidence levels of proposed CSFV groups and subgroups. In this study, we used a set of 33 CSFV isolates in order to determine the nucleotide sequences of a 3508–3510 nt region within the 5´ terminal third of the viral genome. Including 22 additional sequences from GenBank database different regions of the genome, comprising the formerly used short 5´NTR and E2 fragments as well as the genomic regions encoding the individual viral proteins Npro, C, Erns, E1, and E2, were compared with respect to variability and suitability for phylogenetic analysis. Full-length E2 encoding sequences (1119 nt) proved to be most suitable for reliable and statistically significant phylogeny and analyses revealed results as good as obtained with the much longer entire 5´NTR-E2 sequences. This strategy is therefore recommended by the EU and OIE Reference Laboratory for CSF as it provides a solid and improved basis for CSFV molecular epidemiology. Finally, the power of this method is illustrated by the phylogenetic analysis of closely related CSFV isolates from a recent outbreak in Lithuania.


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