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Chapel Programming
How is the Chapel program put together?
The chapel program is put together in conversation with students, staff, and faculty throughout the course of the school year. Selection of chapel guests (speakers, bands, drama teams, etc.) are often based on recommendations shared with campus pastor, Dr. Todd Faulkner, through personal and classroom conversations, emails, chapel cards, etc.
Are students ever permitted to speak in Chapel?
Students speak in chapel several times a year. From students sharing about their experiences with Campus Ministries and Tri-S to our Coronation chapel, SGA elections chapel, celebration of ministry chapel, two annual student-led VisionRevision chapels, fall "Experiencing Our Campus Theme" chapel, and our annual spring Senior chapel, students share in a wide variety of ways throughout the chapel calendar.
How can students find out about participating in the worship band?
Near the beginning of each semester, Becca Palmer (Coordinator of Chapel Worship) and her team host an "All Call". This scheduled event is an opportunity for students to sign up for a time to try out for a chance to serve the campus by being a part of one of the worship bands/teams that lead our campus community in worship.
How can a student make a recommendation, and to whom, for a chapel speaker?
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It's that time of year again! My affiliate and fave online store, The Raw Food World is having a HUGE holiday sale. 17.5% off anything in the store except appliances – those are 12% off. Can you believe I placed an order just hours before the coupon was announced?!? LOL. Anyway, I had to take advantage of it, so I'm placing another order.
In addition, they have several items on sale already, so with an additional 17.5% off, it's hard to pass up such a great deal. One thing I've been eyeing for along time are the QBC crystal pendants – so beautiful. So I got the clear pendant as a Christmas gift to moi. It represents transparency, clarity, radiance and full presence. Great way to start 2011!
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Don't put those umbrellas away just yet. According to the U.S. National Weather Service Guam, satellite imagery is showing a nice dry patch moving in over Guam this morning but more rain is expected later.
Meteorologists early this morning issued a flooding advisory, saying it could be extended if rains continued. But with this dry patch of weather the advisory wasn't extended.
"Expect a couple peeks of blue sky and some sun, but one last line of showers is expected to push through the Marianas around midday. After that, drier weather returns," meteorologists posted on the Weather Service facebook page at about 8 a.m.
According to meteorologists, the island received 4.71 inches of rain at the airport which blew away the previous record for that date of 1.95 inches in 1965.
The wettest January since the late 1940s was in 1976 with 18.09 inches of rainfall.
At the end of the 29th, this January's rainfall is at 15.35". We've had around 1.5 inches as of about 8 a.m. today.
"This last line of showers will put us in contention for the wettest January," meteorologists said.
Of the past 4 days, the maximum temperature has been only 84 degrees Fahrenheit. On Jan. 27, the temperature only reached up to 79 degrees. Today we expect a high temperature of 86 F, which is likely to occur this afternoon once the last batch of showers move out of the area.


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The Poorest Fifth
It's not often ministers use the word "quintile", and probably even rarer that they use the phrase "quintile group" correctly. Pedantry medal, therefore, awarded to Matthew Hancock, the Business minister and former adviser to George Osborne. In his interview with Jane Merrick and me for today's Independent on Sunday, he said: "The figures show that since 2010, the only quintile group on average who have seen their incomes rise is the bottom 20 per cent."
Quintiles, since you ask, are the points which split a ranked population into five equal parts (as the median splits it into two equal parts). A quintile group is any of those five parts, usually counted from the bottom for no good reason. Thus the graph, taken from the Office for National Statistics' The Effects of Taxes and Benefits on Household Income, 2011/12, shows the growth of household disposable income for the bottom, second, third, fourth and top quintile groups.
The data for this graph is here (clicking will download Excel file; thanks to Richard Tonkin at the ONS), and shows that the income of the poorest fifth of the population has fallen slightly since 2009/10, by 0.4 per cent, but it has fallen by less than that of all the better-off groups. (The average fall for all households is 5 per cent, and for the richest fifth 6.6 per cent.)
Thus, as I say in my column in The Independent on Sunday, most people think that the gap between rich and poor is getting wider when the opposite is happening (slightly). It is a relief to find a Government minister who knows this, and who understands the data. It is only surprising that the Liberal Democrats do not appear to know it, and that the Government generally doesn't make more of it.
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Lamborn's effort to cut NREL funding gets opposition from his own Republican Party
The Colorado Statesman
Fifth District Congressman Doug Lamborn's effort to defund the Jefferson County-based National Renewable Energy Laboratories (NREL) is getting some pushback from his fellow Republicans in Colorado.
Lamborn's desire to defund NREL is in sharp contrast to enthusiastic support he expressed for the facility less than three years ago, and in statements this week the third-term congressman appears to be backing off the formal request to strip its funding, telling The Colorado Statesman that he wants the lab to stay open.
Three Jeffco Republicans from the Colorado House of Representatives sent Lamborn a letter Wednesday that asked him to re-think his position on cutting funding for the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science, Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy (EERE), which funds the Golden facility.
Doug Lamborn, R-CD 5
In a June 1 letter to the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development, Congressman Tom McClintock, R-Calif., along with eight other House Republican signatories, said the EERE programs are "anti-energy" and have been sold to the public "as focusing on advanced research and development initiatives that would transform our energy infrastructure, eliminate our dependence on foreign oil, and reduce energy prices. We have been told that these technologies are extremely promising and will reap many times the cost of the research that the taxpayers are now forced to subsidize." However, instead the programs "have failed to live up to their supposed potential" and "placed U.S. taxpayers in the role of venture capitalists and industry R&D departments, focusing more and more on commercialization projects and ideologically pleasing forays, all while producing scant if any real return for these ever-increasing obligations. If this research is truly revolutionary, investors should be eager to invest in this technology; if it is so promising, there should be no end of private capital competing to enlist researchers and secure a piece of this new energy cornucopia."
On June 1, the appropriations subcommittee released its fiscal year 2012 energy and water appropriations bill. That bill proposed $1.3 billion for programs that would lower the cost of renewable energy technologies and to develop new technology, but at $491 million below the 2011 funding level. In a statement that accompanied the bill's release, subcommittee chair Rep. Rodney Freinghuysen, R-NJ, said that the recommendation "cuts back on programs with large unspent balances, ensuring that every hard-earned taxpayer dollar will be well spent. This bill improves oversight of the agencies under the jurisdiction and rightly so to protect taxpayer money."
"We respectfully request that the Committee include no funding for these programs for FY2012," the letter concluded.
Funding for the Department of Energy as recommended by the subcommittee is $24.7 billion for 2012, which is $850 million below 2011 funding levels and $5.9 billion below what was sought by President Barack Obama.
NREL, in the district of Rep. Ed Perlmutter, D-CD 7, employs 2,300 individuals and provides a $714 million boost to the state economy, according to a 2011 report from the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado. The ripple effect also extends to job creation; in total the facility's efforts translate into 5,500 jobs in Colorado.
Lamborn was one of the eight signatories to the McClintock letter. Through a spokesperson Wednesday, Lamborn said his goal with NREL "is to keep the lab open and return its focus back to basic research and development and leave the commercialization business to the private sector.
"Renewable energy can play an important role in our country's energy future," Lamborn said, in his statement Wednesday "but in these tight budgetary times taxpayers should not be subsidizing work that should be done with private investment dollars. I believe the free markets are better suited to make business decisions than the federal government.
"Instead, the federal government should focus on removing obstacles for renewable energy projects on federal lands and reducing the burdensome environmental restrictions that prevent market-viable renewable energy projects, and conventional energy projects for that matter, from going forward."
Lamborn also pointed out that he had recently chaired a committee oversight hearing on solar energy, which in part looked at the commercial work being done at NREL. He cited a purchase by DOE of 98 fuel cell forklifts for Sysco Food Services, at a cost of $1.2 million; an offer by the lab to private companies to help them reduce their energy costs and carbon footprint "while improving competitiveness;" and the Solar Energy Program goal to "accelerate widespread commercialization of clean solar energy technologies which will lower greenhouse gas emissions, provide a clean and secure domestic source of energy, and create high-paying green jobs."
Colorado state Rep. Jim Kerr, R-Littleton, said he is working on an effort to educate Lamborn on the work done by NREL. He noted that the facility has generated more than 2,000 patents that have been passed on to the private sector in Colorado and elsewhere.
Kerr told The Statesman this week that he will ask Lamborn to take a tour of NREL and learn about the facility. NREL "is a pretty good thing," Kerr said Wednesday, citing its job creation and its projects with CU, the Colorado School of Mines and Colorado State University. "I hate spending taxpayer money, but it's taxpayer money that is well-spent," Kerr said.
This is a facility that is making breakthroughs on 21st century technology, he explained, and if Lamborn saw this for himself "he'd have a different opinion." Kerr said he had tried to call Lamborn but was unable to reach him.
Kerr said their approach is to try to educate Lamborn and to get him "on board" for the facility. "We don't want to step on [Lamborn's] toes," Kerr said. "This is a valuable resource to us and to the United States, because of the technology they're developing" and which is creating private sector jobs and a vision for 21st century energy.
Kerr is enlisting the support of two of his fellow Jefferson County Republican colleagues, Rep. Cheri Gerou, R-Evergreen, and Rep. Ken Summers, R-Littleton. Gerou and Summers both told The Statesman that while they haven't seen his letter they support the approach of educating the congressman about the facility.
Gerou noted that many NREL and Mines employees live in her district, which she characterized as "more environmentally sensitive" than others. "It's about the jobs for me," she said, as well as how NREL interacts with private business and with Mines. "You have to look at the whole picture," and understand that while people are trying to reduce spending there's a lot of positive output from NREL. She said she wasn't pleased by Lamborn's comments but if the congressman can learn something new about Colorado and how government works "that's a good thing. This isn't in his district, so it would make sense that he's not aware of what goes on."
"Budget and expenditures at the federal level can be reviewed," Summers said Wednesday, "but a flat defunding seems like a radical move."
In 2008, Lamborn supported NREL. He toured the facility with ten other GOP representatives, and in a July 2008 press release announcing the tour said that in order "to bring down the price of gas we need to tap all available domestic sources. While Democrats continue to stall on providing and implementing an actual plan to bring down gas prices, it is imperative to march forward and explore new strategies for a meaningful solution. As we look forward to the future of energy in our great nation, we must keep domestic production at the forefront of all plans and actions," and "fully explore alternative energy sources." Lamborn also said in that statement that while he was enthusiastic about the tour, "it is crucial that we simultaneously press forward with plans for off-shore drilling."
Lamborn listed promotion of alternative fuels as one of his energy priorities that year.
Noting the 2008 tour, Perlmutter said Thursday that back then, "Doug was very enthusiastic about touring NREL and stated conservation, efficiency and alternative fuel sources were among his top energy priorities. Recently, much to my surprise I read a letter co-signed by Doug advocating we cease funding to the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy program that allows labs like NREL to tackle these important priorities. I'd like to invite him back to NREL to take another tour with me so he can see again the great work they are doing. Energy independence and job creation have always been my priority. I hope Doug will accept my offer to show him all of the developments taking place at the finest renewable energy lab in the world that is responsible for 5,500 private and public sector jobs and a $700 million economic impact for Colorado," Perlmutter said.


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KABUL, Afghanistan, MAR. 1, 2001 (Zenit.org).- Using everything from tanks to rocket launchers, Taliban troops fanned out across the country today to destroy all statues, including two fifth-century statues of Buddha carved into a mountainside, the Associated Press reported.
Despite international outrage, troops and other officials began demolishing images, which they say are contrary to Islam, said Qadradullah Jamal, the Taliban´s information minister.
Afghanistan´s ancient Buddhas -- 175 feet and 120 feet tall -- are located in Bamiyan, about 90 miles west of Kabul. The larger Buddha is said to be the world´s tallest statue in which Buddha is standing up rather than sitting.
In ordering the statutes destroyed, the Taliban´s supreme leader, Mullah Mohammed Omar, said Monday that they were contrary to the tenets of Islam, which the Taliban say forbids images, such as paintings and pictures. The Taliban, who rule about 95% of Afghanistan, espouse a strict brand of Islamic law.


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A bit late for New Year, I know, but my plan is to write more in 2014. Not because I have the ambition to be a great writer, or because I think I have something terribly important to say – but mostly because I've discovered that I enjoy writing. I like the process of trying to sort my thoughts into some kind of order. I like being able to go back and read things I wrote, and remember what was going on in my head at the time. And I like getting messages from people who've read something I've written and can identify with it; the emails that say "I'm glad you wrote that – me too". I love all those random connections that remind me I'm not alone; that in many ways we're all more alike than different; and that some of the things about me that I thought were quirky, or crazy, or broken, aren't unique to me after all.
2013 was a roller coaster of a year. It saw some of the best, and the worst of me. There were amazing experiences that I'll never forget; and there were other times that I feel sick just thinking about.
"The loneliest moment in someone's life is when they are watching their whole world fall apart, and all they can do is stare blankly." ― F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby
A whole lot of different factors, including my MMA career, an injury with the possible need for surgery, and some major upheavals in my personal life, all came together at the same time. By the end of the year, I felt like I was staring at the remains of a town that's been flattened by a tidal wave – everything that was comfortable and familiar was gone, broken. I was overwhelmed by an aching, empty feeling of loneliness; for several months, everything felt pointless and I had no idea where I was going or what to do next.
I'm not under the illusion that my situation was particularly unique or special. I'd guess that a lot of professional athletes, and plenty of people in general, have a similar experience at some point. While you're in the midst of it, though, it's hard to get a sense of perspective. It's a little like playing Japanese Binocular Football (If you don't know what this is, you're missing out) in that it looks a lot easier from the outside than it is when you're in there desperately trying to figure out the difference between perception and reality.
"It's only after you've lost everything that you're free to do anything" – Tyler Durden, Fight Club
Fortunately, I have some very good friends who patiently put up with me being a mess for those months, and were there for me. Slowly they persuaded me that it wasn't actually the end of the word. I realised that what I was left with was a pile of raw material, and a lot of freedom to decide exactly how to put my life back together. I'm still in the process of sorting through the debris, trying to figure out what to keep, what to get rid of and what I want to build with all that empty space in front of me.
"From the moment I fell down that rabbit hole I've been told where I must go and who I must be. I've been shrunk, stretched, scratched, and stuffed into a teapot. I've been accused of being Alice and of not being Alice but this is my dream. I'll decide where it goes from here." – Alice in Wonderland (2010 film)
I'm starting to think about new projects and new opportunities. Questioning my assumptions about how my life was going to turn out, and thinking about possibilities I hadn't considered before. The freedom, and the uncertainty that goes with it, scares the hell out of me; but it's exciting at the same time.
I'd still like another MMA fight. Of course, fights are like beers in that respect – everyone says they're going to have "just one more", but it's not always easy to stop at one. People keep asking me about it, but whether or not it'll be possible – and right for me – remains to be seen. That's a decision I'm leaving to one side for the moment. Right now, I have a lot of other things to focus on. But I'm beginning to feel positive about the future again, and looking forward to seeing what it brings.
"…once the storm is over you won't remember how you made it through, how you managed to survive. You won't even be sure, in fact, whether the storm is really over. But one thing is certain. When you come out of the storm you won't be the same person who walked in. That's what this storm's all about." ― Haruki Murakami, Kafka on the Shore


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IPad: 25 Million Activations In December?
The Flurry Analytics report on Android and IOS activations hasn't gotten much press. It was mentioned in Market Currents on December 29th, but looking closer may have unearthed some nuggets for AAPL investors.
According to Flurry: 17.4 million total devices were activated on Dec 25, 2012. Also, from Dec 1 to Dec 20, the average number of devices activated was 4 million per day. Is it too aggressive to assume 4 million per day for the other 10 days in December? If so, approximately 137.4 million devices were activated in December.
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Now it gets interesting...
For the 30 normal days, Flurry says smartphone activations were 4:1 versus the tablets. On Chrismas, 51% of the activations were tablets!
This would imply that 8.9 million tablets were activated on Christmas Day, and 24 million tablets were activated on the other days. That would be 32.9 million tablets in the month of December.
John Gruber retweeted this link from Andy Baio about first tweets on Christmas Day.
If these numbers are correct, 78.5% of the tablets activated were iPads. So, that would be 25.8 Million iPads activated in December.
There could be many devices sold in October and November which were activated in December, but since many analysts have predicted 25 million units for the entire quarter, this is encouraging data.
Disclosure: I am long AAPL.Jan 03 8:59 PM | Link | 11 Comments
When Will The VRNG Damages Nightmare END?
In the following post Mikehd25 does a nice job of detailing the possible clerical error here.
There are a few key facts to be derived from this information.
The Jury was almost certainly working with the $493M damages estimate, including $451M for Google. This estimate was provided by Dr. Becker for the period Sept 15, 2005 - Sept 2012.
The laches ruling reduced this to Sept 15, 2011 through Sept 2012, and the jury decided that this shorter period represented 35% of the total damages.
The jury applied 35% to the total $493M figure to get damages amounts for AOL, Gannet, Target and IAC.
Did the jury intentionally use 3.5% for the Google damages resulting in a 15.9M settlement, or was this an error in calculation?
If 3.5% was used intentionally, will the judge accept this amount?
If not, can the Judge reverse this apparent miscalculation?
I'm not a lawyer, and don't know how this kind of thing works in court.
Disclosure: I am long VRNG.Nov 07 3:19 PM | Link | 6 Comments
Will History Repeat For Apple? Turning The Calendar Back A Year.
It has only been 6 weeks since Apple started this current correction from $705/share to $576/share. It has not been a great time to be long AAPL.
This isn't the first AAPL correction, so I thought it might be educational to compare the current situation to Q4 FY2011 post earnings:
- Apple met guidance for Q4 FY2011, but missed on consensus EPS and Revenue. (AAPL missed only on EPS in Q4 FY2012)
- Apple's forward guidance for Q1 FY2012 ($9.30 and $37B ) was a disappointment. (Ditto.)
- Apple stock price declined 14% from $422 to $363 from 10/14/2011 to 11/25/2011. (18% lower since 9/21/2012.)
- Apple's P/E declined from 15 to 13. (From 16 P/E to 13 P/E)
- 4 million iPhone4S phones were sold over a 3 day period (5 million iPhone5 phones over the first weekend.)
- New iPhone4S was panned for Battery-gate and no external design changes. (New iPhone5 w/Map-gate and Scuff-gate.)
- The Kindle Fire would possibly impact iPad market share. (Add Nexus 7, 10 and Microsoft Surface to the party.)
- iPad2 had just been released, and it's success was not certain. (iPad Mini and iPad 4 released with minimal 'frenzy')
- Many articles have been published predicting the certain decline of high growth for Apple due to the Law of Large Numbers, etc. (This has occurred every year since 2008, and these articles will eventually be accurate.)
This begs the question:
Will the launch of iPhone5, iPad 4 and iPad Mini fuel a Q1 FY2013 Revenue and Earnings blowout?
Will the predictions of low growth finally come to pass?
I'm betting that history repeats.
Disclosure: I am long AAPL. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it. I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.Tags: AAPL, Smartphones, Tablets, Earnings Growth, Revenue GrowthNov 03 12:45 AM | Link | 2 Comments
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Published every weekday, the Switchboard highlights five tech policy stories you need to read.
Microsoft fights U.S. search warrant for customer e-mails held in overseas server. In what could be a landmark case, the Post's Ellen Nakashima reports Microsoft is fighting a U.S. search warrant asking for data held in an overseas data center. The government seeks e-mails connected to a drug-trafficking investigation held in an Irish Microsoft center. "Microsoft and other tech firms also fear that if the government prevails and can reach across borders, foreign individuals and businesses will flee to their non-U.S. competitors," says Nakashima.
Google's university book scanning can move ahead without authors' OK. A federal appeals court upheld the right of universities and Google to scans millions of library books without authors' permission, reports David Kravets at Ars Technica. "The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals, ruling in a case brought by the Authors Guild and other writers' groups, argued that the universities were not breaching federal copyright law, because the institutions were protected by the so-called 'fair use' doctrine. More than 73 percent of the volumes were copyrighted."
FAA gives approval to BP to use commercial drones. BP signed a five-year contract to monitor its Alaskan oil operations, reports Jack Nicas at the Wall Street Journal."The effort, which began Sunday, marks the first routine commercial drone flights approved by the Federal Aviation Administration, and comes amid growing excitement about the commercial market for unmanned aircraft."
Soccer fans are excited about the World Cup. So are cybercriminals. While soccer fans around the globe get ready to cheer on their team in the World Cup, cybercriminals are also getting excited according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Symantec. The tournament is a "rich target for cybercriminals," the company says.
Taxi drivers plan big protests in Europe against Uber. "Taxi drivers planned to turn a handful of European city centers into giant parking lots Wednesday, protesting the mobile car-hailing services of Uber Technologies Inc. and others," reports Lisa Fleisher at the Wall Street Journal. "The demonstrations highlight some challenges facing Uber and its peers as they race to increase revenue and woo investors. But the scale of the planned protests across Europe also underscores the extent to which the technology has upended one of the world's most regulated industries."


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Tour: The Herd announce new single, tour and album!
Elefant Traks have announced the release of "Signs of Life", the second single from The Herd's upcoming album, 'Future Shade'. Known for their boisterous live shows, The Herd flaunt their new songs on the Future Shade Tour this August, starting at Splendour In The Grass and ending mid-September in Canberra.
The new single, "Signs of Life", is inspired by the human spirit, amongst the upheaval of natural disaster. You can listen to a stream below and buy the digital single from the Elefant Traks site.
On their upcoming Future Shade Tour, The Herd will be supported by the electrifying soul duo Sietta – who are creating quite a buzz ahead of the release of their debut album, 'The Seventh Passenger', out July 22. Check the video for first single, 'What Am I Supposed To Do?'.
Future Shade Tour – The Herd with special guests Sietta
Woodford: 29th Jul @ Splendour in the Grass
Jindabyne: 6th Aug @ The Station
Darwin: 21st Aug @ Darwin Festival
Hobart: 26th Aug @ UniBar
Adelaide: 27th Aug @ The Gov
Byron Bay: 1st Sep @ Hotel Great Northern
Coolangatta: 2nd Sep @ Cooly Hotel
Brisbane: 3rd Sep @ Hifi Bar
Fremantle: 9th Sep @ Metropolis
Maragret River: 10th Sep @ Settlers
Melbourne: 16th Sep @ Prince Bandrooom
Sydney: 17th Sep @ Metro
Canberra: 24th Sep @ ANU Bat
Mackay: 7th Oct @ Andergrove Tavern
Tickets from: theherd.oztix.com.au or Oztix 1300 762 545
(via Elefant Traks)
The Herd's 'Future Shade' is out 26 August on Elefant Traks via Inertia


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Do business leaders have different organizational needs than people working in the trenches?
People in the trenches tend to have longer projects and work on one thing at a time. By contrast, in one day the leader of a small company might worry first about marketing, then pricing, then rent, and a host of other things. Each time he swaps from one task to another, he loses some effectiveness. Consequently, business leaders should try to organize their days to minimize context shifts: clustering similar meetings or tasks so they can worry about one kind of thing at a time.
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Trying to strap employees into an organizational straitjacket is generally bad for them and a waste of your time. That said, some general organizational principles work across people. Use Search instead of filing; store everything you can in the cloud; try not to shift contexts unless needed.
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Bus services across Devon and Cornwall are set to be thrown into chaos today after eleventh-hour talks to avert a strike failed.
Disruption in services across the two counties came after First Devon and Cornwall and the RMT union could not agree a pay deal.
On Wednesday, a last-ditch bid by the company to persuade unions to accept a two-year pay deal worth up to 7.1% came to nothing.
Bus drivers, engineers and backroom staff will walk out for 24 hours today. A second one-day strike is planned for November 9.
First's competitors, City Bus in Plymouth, Stagecoach and Western Greyhound, were set to pick up extra fares today.
Yesterday, a spokesman for First Devon and Cornwall said they were "incredibly disappointed" and accused union members of being "selfish".
He said: "The walkout was planned despite a number of very good offers having been tabled by the company, as recently as Wednesday evening.
"Despite lengthy talks and a willingness to negotiate on behalf of the company, an agreement has not been reached. In this current economic climate, we believe this action is very selfish." Union chiefs – who represent 382 of the 675-strong workforce caught up in the dispute – said they "regretted" strike action.
Phil Bialyk, RMT regional organiser said: "We made some progress at the meetings but nothing on the major issues of pay and contracts for new employees. There are still many issues outstanding. One is the lack of trust and confidence our members have in management."
The firm said it would prioritise contracted school and college services in Cornwall, and in Devon it hopes to run services to Tavistock School and a reduced park-and-ride service in Plymouth. All other services are set for disruption.
One pensioner who will find herself caught up in the dispute has said she is "disgusted" by the strike action.
Joan Moore, 69, who lives near St Agnes, Cornwall, said: "It makes me so damn angry they can't get their act together. Rural bus services are not that good at the best of times without this lot making matters worse."
First said it would communicate disruptions via its website, Facebook, Twitter and through posters on buses and at locations.
Tracey Roose, chief executive at Age UK Cornwall, added: "We know older people rely heavily on public transport, so this will have an impact on them. Also, 86% of over-80s do not have access to the internet, making it hard for them to view timetable updates or rescheduling online."


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The use of logic models has grown in popularity in the last twenty years. Many grantors, government entities, not-for-profits, and organizations now encourage or require their use for planning, monitoring, and/or evaluating interventions. They are a visual method of presenting an idea. Done well, logic models can produce many benefits such as "buy-in" or agreement among diverse stakeholders, identify varying perspectives, clarify interventions to show what they do and how. Capturing the logic embedded within an intervention can clarify its design, support development of performance indicators, be used to understand how and why an intervention fails—or, identify what makes a successful intervention work. Among other things, logic models provide a framework to help structure a coherent evaluative approach, focus data collection and analysis, or write meaningful narrative reports.
This workshop is designed for individuals new to logic modeling and those who wish to refresh their knowledge and skills. It highlights different types of logic models and their use for a variety of purposes. Participants will engage in an activity to develop a logic model for an evaluation they may be working on—or, for one they might propose in the future.
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Sometimes it just pays not know your bread and butter, and for Codemasters, the perennial British development house, their bread is tires on track and their butter is pure unadulterated speed. With fan favorite titles like F1 and Dirt though, fans were wondering if they would ever see a sequel to the 2008 cult classic GRID - well wonder know more. GRID 2 manages to evolve the formula while still holding true to the gameplay fans have loved. If it weren't for a few small hitches through gameplay, Dirt 2 would be an instant recommend.
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It's a shame then that this section of the game feels so tacked on when compared to the other sections of the game. The development team should be commended for trying to instill a new type of gameplay, as the WSR segments are most easily compared to an RPG, but the gameplay gets so tedious that you have to wonder if the game would have been better without it. You'll race, earn XP and then grow your garage...and then you'll repeat the process again and again. There are a few different challenges thrown in, but you're likely to get tired of the mode long before you should.
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With their third album, Ziguala Las Rubias del Norte expand their horizon even further and asked themselves: what would the world sound like if rock 'n' roll had never happened?
From the 1930's through the 1950's, Latin music dominated popular music around the world. Mambos and rumbas found their way in the pop hits of Shanghai, Bollywood, Constantinople, Malaysia, France and Japan. Then came Rock and Roll which would conquer the youth of the world - and nothing was ever the same.
Las Rubias del Norte's third album, Ziguala, is an attempt to imagine what a pop record would sound like had the Latin influence continued its course without interruption. The album uses electric instruments that defined the rock explosion of the 1960's - such as organs and electric guitars but its arrangements reveal a definite bias for the Latin music it is mostly inspired by.
Las Rubias del Norte is a seven piece combo which is fronted by two classically trained singers and backed by bongos, congas, bells, bass, cuatro, electric guitar, piano and organ. On the album, the band also makes use of a string quartet, vibes and marimba. The tracks are re-interpretations of songs from Spain, France, Peru, India, Mexico, Greece, Venezuela, Colombia and Naples.
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Title: Nicole Sheridan Revealed
Studio: Cal Vista
Cast: Tyce Bune, Mark Davis, T.J. Hart, J. Hitchcock, Ron Jeremy, Wendi Knight, Sean Michels, Eric Price, Nicole Sheridan, Voodoo
Director: N/A
Condoms: Used in scene 3 and 8
Running Time: 02:05:30
Scene 1 (Nicole Sheridan, Voodoo)
Sex Acts:
Voodoo is standing in a river against a rock. Nicole is sucking his dick. She also strokes his cock. Voodoo shoots his load in her mouth. Background music during the whole scene.
Scene 2 (Nicole Sheridan, Eric Price)
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Nicole is sitting on her knees and sucking Eric�s cock. Eric shoots his load on Nicol�s breasts. Most of the time you can hear background music.
Scene 3 (Wendi Knight, Nicole Sheridan, Mark Davis)
Sex Acts: Lesbian, Anal, ATOGM
Nicole and Wendi are kissing Mark. Both girls are wearing black lingerie. Mark kisses Wendi�s breasts and Nicole starts sucking his cock. Mark also kisses Wendi�s pussy. After some time also Wendi starts sucking his cock. The girls kiss each other. Mark fucks Wendi in the cowgirl position [Condoms used]. At the same time he licks Nicole�s pussy. The girls also kiss each other. He fucks Nicole�s pussy in the doggie position when she is licking Wendi�s pussy [No condoms used]. He fucks Nicole�s ass when she is lying on the bed on her back. Wendy sucks Mark�s cock two times. Nicole is really screaming now. He shoots his load on Wendi�s breasts.
Scene 4 (T.J. Hart, Ron Jeremy, Nicole Sheridan, Mark Davis)
Sex Acts: Lesbian, Anal
Mark is sitting on a bench in a subway station. T.J. and Nicole enter the station. T.J. is wearing black see-through lingerie, Nicole a black dress. Ron Jeremy tells what is happening. The man is waiting for the very last train on the evening. The two girls are part of a gang. In the original script they threaten him with a screw driver. But the scenario has changed, says Ron. The girls say that they want his dick and start sucking his cock. These girls are really eye candy. The girls take off their clothes and Mark is now licking T.J.�s pussy. Both girls suck his cock. When T.J. is sucking the cock Mark can lick her pussy. Mark also puts his fingers in T.J.�s asshole. Mark fucks Nicole�s ass in the reverse cowgirl position. Mark also fucks her ass when Nicole is lying on her back. T.J.�s ass gets fucked in the doggie position and when she is lying on her back. At the end of the scene Mark shoots his load on the girl�s faces. There is also background music in this scene.
Scene 5 (J. Hitchcock, Nicole Sheridan)
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Nicole is sitting on a couch. She is looking quite young here and is interviewed. She is doing excellent. She says that she doesn�t like cats, because they make her ill. She is her today to have sex. She is 5�10 �. She is wearing a white t-shirt and white knickers and her body is tanned. She shows her breasts. The interviewer really likes her breasts. Nicole shows her ass. The interviewer slaps her ass several times. When she is sitting on the couch again you can see Nicole�s shaved pussy. He also puts his finger in her asshole. Then Jay enters the room, he starts playing with Nicole�s pussy and also licks it. Nicole sucks his cock. Jay fucks her pussy in the cowgirl and doggie position and when she is lying on her back. At the end of the scene he shoots his load in her mouth.
Scene 6 (Tyce Bune, Nicole Sheridan)
Sex Acts: Anal, Gapes
Nicole is standing outside and wearing a bikini. She starts taking off her bikini, and again, you can see her beautiful body. At the next moment Tyce and Nicole are lying on the ground and kissing each other. He kisses her breasts, licks her pussy and kisses her ass. When Nicole sucks his ass, Tyce licks her pussy and puts his fingers in her asshole. When she is lying on her back Tyce fucks her asshole. You can see some gapes here. Nicole is screaming a lot now. Doggie anal and more gapes. Anal when she is lying on her back. At the end of the scene he shoots his load on her face.
Scene 7 (Nicole Sheridan, Voodoo)
Sex Acts: Anal
Nicole and Voodoo are in a locker room. Nicole is dressed as a cheerleader, Voodoo as a soccer player. They are talking. Nicole starts dancing and Voodoo is watching. They kiss each other and Voodoo takes off her clothes. When she is sitting on a bench, Voodoo licks her pussy. Voodoo fucks Nicole in the doggie position. Then Nicole sucks his dick and he fucks her ass in the (reverse) cowgirl position and when she is lying on her back. At the end of the scene he cums on her breasts.
Scene 8 (Sean Michels, Nicole Sheridan)
Sex Acts: Anal
Nicole and Sean are sitting on a couch and are talking. When she is lying on the couch, Sean kisses her breasts and they also kiss each other. Sean also licks her pussy. Sean fucks Nicole�s pussy. [No condoms used] Then Nicole sucks his dick and Sean fucks her in the reverse cowgirl position. Anal in the doggie position and when she is lying on the couch [Condoms used]. At the end of the scene he cums on her face.
Nicole Sheridan Revealed is a Nicole Sheridan compilation movie. The movie contains six sex scenes and two blowjob scenes. Most of the scenes are from feature movies and in two scenes condoms are partly used. I recommend this movie for Nicole Sheridan fans. You can see her beautiful body two hours long.
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Instructions:A game that kids will enjoy that will teach them to think analytically and give you at least 15 minutes of you time. Get five pieces of paper and begin the treasure hunt. Locate places around the house that the kids and write down clues then hide the clues in the areas. For ex. you usually set me for 3 minutes in the morning after I time out you enjoy the treat inside of me. What am I? A microwave, inside the microwave you put the next clue and at the last clue is a prize.
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TEMPERANCE – One of the most successful high school wrestling programs in the state is looking for a new leader.
Denny Brighton is stepping down after 16 years at Bedford. He led the Mules to a 417-55 dual-meet record and two state championships. Bedford also finished as the state runner-up three times under Brighton, who will remain as a teacher.
Brighton, 55, is a Bedford graduate who compiled a 125-4 record and was a two-time state champion for the Mules. He went on to place second in the NCAA meet at Michigan State.
"Technique-wise, he was as good as anybody we've had at Bedford," said Bill Regnier, who coached Brighton in high school and served as his assistant this past season. "He won a national title in freestyle and was third in the junior worlds. He never backed down from competition."
Brighton started his coaching career at Whitmer and served 14 years before taking over the Bedford program when Regnier retired to become the athletic director in 1995. Regnier returned as an assistant to Brighton last season.
"He just felt it was time for him to step down," current Bedford AD Mark German said. "He's done a great job for us and we're going to miss him greatly."
Goodin chooses Cornell
PETERSBURG — Taylor Goodin, who has played on two state championship teams at Summerfield, has given a verbal committment to Cornell University.
"She is one of the most gifted athletes to play sports at Summerfield," softball coach Robert Taylor said. "She has the unique ability to be able to play every position on the softball field. This past season, in an effort to replace Caitlin Blanchard, we moved Taylor from first base to catcher. Even though she had never caught before, Taylor did a marvelous job and was named All-State at that position."
Goodin, who will be a senior this year, also is a volleyball and basketball player and scored a 31 on her ACT test.
Mason claims title
GROSSE POINTE — The Mason U-12 team completed a great summer by winning the Grosse Pointe Tournament Sunday.
Mason beat the Grosse Pointe Avengers 6-5 in the finals for its sixth tournament title of the summer. It had a 28-6 record.
Fury tryouts Sunday
Tryouts for the 12-under Michigan Fury baseball team will be held from 2-4 p.m. Sunday at Jefferson Middle School.
Registration will begin at 1:30. For more information, call Chad French at 652-1267.
Toledo takes two
ALLENTON, PA — Timo Perez stroked a run-scoring single in the final inning Monday night to give the Toledo Mud Hens a 6-5 win over Lehigh Valley.
Toledo also earned a 3-2 victory earlier in the completion of a game suspended by rain Sunday.
Clete Thomas had a homer and single in the first game and Ben Guez went 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles in the second. Matt Hoffman and Adam Wilk were the winning pitchers.
Lilac has aces
NEWPORT — Lilac Brothers Golf Course has recorded two recent aces.
Ted Knechtly of Newport used a hybrid on the 140-yard No. 2 for the second hole-in-one of his career.
Theresa Lartz of Lincoln Park aced the 143-yard No. 10 with a 5-wood.


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Diverse outcomes of polyploidy in crop species. Three examples of the consequences of allopolyploidy (in which hybrids have sets of chromosomes derived from different species) in important crop species are shown. (a) Oilseed rape (canola) is derived from a recent hybridization of Brassica rapa (Chinese cabbage, turnip) and Brassica oleraceae (broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage). The progenitor of these Brassica species was hexaploid (compared to Arabidopsis) after two rounds of whole-genome duplication. Extensive gene loss, possibly via deletion mechanisms [18], has occurred in these species. Upon hybridization to form allotetraploid Brassica napus, gene loss is accelerated, producing novel patterns of allelic diversity [19]. (b) Bread wheat is an allohexaploid derived from the relatively recent hybridization of allotetraploid durum (pasta) wheat and wild goat grass, Aeglilops tauschii. The Ph1 locus in the B genome [37] prevents pairing between the A, B and D genomes, leading to diploid meiosis and genome stability. This maintains the extensive genetic diversity from the three progenitor Triticeae genomes that underpins wheat crop productivity. (c) Sugarcane (Saccharum sp.) is a complex and unstable polyploid that is cultivated by cuttings. Hybrids between S. officinarum, which has high sugar content, and S. spontaneum, a vigorous wild relative, have variable chromosomal content from each parent. The genomes are closely related to the ancestral diploid Sorghum [42].
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Monday sees the beginning of the US Open in California with several high profile players making the trip. Last years winner Andrew Dabeka has returned to defend his title and is ranked seventh in the Mens Singles.
Chinese great Gao Ling is playing Women's Doubles this week and is seeded 2 with her partner Wei Lili. Howard Bach and Tony Gunawan are also back to retain their Men's Doubles title and are ranked 7th.
However, the main attraction is in the Men's Singles with top seed Taufik Hidayat. The Indonesian is in outstanding form with a win in India and making the final of the Indonesian Super Series just 3 weeks ago. Only second seed Dicky Palyama is seeded within the World's top 20, but Palyama has unfortunately withdrawn from the tournament.
The Women's Singles seeds are dominated by North Americans, with Anna Rice (World Ranked 49), Charmaine Reid (World Ranked 51), and three American's also seeded for the event.
The second and third seed from the Women's Singles will also team up this week in the Women's Doubles with Charmaine Reid and Nicole Grether taking the top seed in the event.
Qualifying begins on Monday, with the Main draw starting on Tuesday.
No, this isn't the "All England Final", but we have an all Englishman final. Tomorrow Carl Baxter and Rajiv Ouseph will have a rematch from the English National Championship final when they meet in the final of the Canadian International Badminton Championship.
Baxter, formally playing from Canada, now represents England, and today he defeated Canada's Stephan Wojcikiewicz 21-13, 27-25. Baxter and Steph used to train together at the RA Center in Ottawa, and their other former training partner Andrew Dabeka lost in the quarter finals to Rajiv Ouseph. In the semi-finals Rajiv beat Canada's David Snider 21-19, 21-15. David upset France's top player Brice Leverdez 21-11, 13-21, 23-21 to book his spot in the semis.
My money is on Baxter for tomorrow. While he is unlikely to beat Ouseph most of the time, I think Baxter will be the crowd favourite tomorrow, and that should help lift his level of play just enough to take out Ouseph.
2009 MELS Atwater Canadian International Draws
Here is the line up for the men's singles final:
Andrew Dabeka vs David Snider
The guys are just warming up now, will have updates soon. You may have to refresh the page to see the updates
Update #1
David is leading at the first interval 11-8
Update #2
Dabeka leading 14-13 in the first.
Update #3
Dabeka just won the first game 21-15, they are now in the first game interval
Update #4
Dabeka is leading 11-8 in the second game interval. David looks worried, he doesn't seem to be too confident on the court.
Update #5
Dabeka is leading 19-11, his defense is winning this game for him, he has had 3 or 4 rallies where he made some massive saves that have really been the difference. If it weren't for these rallies the momentum would be way different.
Update #6
Dabeka just won the second game and the match, he was clearly the stronger player today.
2009 Yonex Canadian National Championships – Men's Singles Draws
Here is the line up for the mens singles semi-finals:
Andrew Dabeka vs Joseph Rogers – court 1
Stephan Wojcikiewicz vs David Snider – court 2
The matches are just starting now with David and Andrew leading by a couple in the first few rallies (in their respective matches that is)
Update #1
Andrew is making short work of Joseph, leading 9-2 while court 2 is Steph leading 8-6. By the way I might not be able to do anymore pictures as my iPhone is my camera and is dying.
Update #2
Joseph gained back some ground, it's now 10-7 for Andrew. The other match is 10-10.
Update #3
Andrew leads 15-9 while David leads 15-13.
Update #4
David leads 16-15 while Andrew leads 18-12. The lines here are impossible to call, if you have played here you know what I mean.
Update #5
Andrew just won the first game 21-13. Joe made a lot of errors, he didn't seem nervous, but Andrew was doing a really good job of keeping the pressure on.
Court two tied 21 all, very tight game, both players are doing well, not many errors here.
Update #6
David just won the first game 23-21.
Update #7
Andrew is leading 11-4 at the second game interval. Court 2 is tied 7 all.
Update #8
David leads 14-13 while Andrew leads 14-9
Update #9
David and Steph tied at 18, with Andrew leading 19-13. ps if anyone is actually reading these updates live please leave a comment so I know I'm not wasting my time.
Update #10
Andrew won, and David just won as well… Looks like we'll be seeing Andrew and David in the finals tomorrow.
2009 Yonex Canadian National Championships Mens Singles Draws
This week the 2009 Yonex Canadian National Championships are being held in Laval, Quebec. I am going to play this year, and I'm pretty excited about it. Last year I went but was hardly in playing shape, whereas this year I've actually been playing a couple times a week so I should fare a little bit better I'm hoping. Anyway, enough about me, let's talk about the tournament!
Andrew Dabeka is back this year after missing last year's nationals, due to injury I believe (if you know otherwise let me know in the comments). While last year was a great win for David Snider, I'm sorry to say I don't think it would have happened if Dabeka was there. Snider has yet to beat Dabeka in a tournament (again correct me if I'm wrong), and quite frankly Dabeka has been by far the most successful Canadian men's singles player of his generation, although I'm sure we've yet to see the best from Snider.
In just the last few days we saw a re-draw for the men's singles when 3/4 seed Bobby Milroy withdrew from the tournament. I haven't spoken to Bobby, but I'm speculating there was some sort of injury : ( This is a shame, but certainly Kyle Foley will benefit as his quarter-final opponent is now Joseph Rogers instead of Bobby. Kyle was blown out by Bobby last month in Edmonton at the Alberta Open, but I'm sure he would have appreciated an opportunity to redeem himself.
On the bottom half of the men's singles draw we've got Stephan Wojciekiwz and David Snider as the two big guns. David beat Stephan last year in the finals of the men's singles so I'm sure Steph is looking forward to a re-match, that is unless I have something to say about it : )
It's hard to say whether this year is stronger or weaker than last year. My perception of David Snider has changed as I now see him as a much stronger competitor, but overall I'm not sure it is all that much deeper. Last year there was no Dabeka, but this year Milroy is missing. We don't have many players competing internationally right now, so the level is not as high as one would think for a national championship.
As for the other events, very little depth at all. I feel like this would be a pretty strong u23 nationals, and that may be what this is in a way as most of the players are a lot younger than they have been in previous years. But the fact that Milaine Cloutier is seeded first in women's doubles is pretty sad for the overall state of that event. That's in no way meant as a dig at Milaine. She has had a very good career, but she is hardly a full time badminton player, and the fact that someone who is not playing full time can be seeded first at the nationals, doesn't bode well for the level of the sport here at home.
I'll avoid the whole "how can we make things better" debate for now and instead just say that I am still excited for nationals as it always proves to have some exciting matches and the occasional big upset. Look forward to seeing you all there.
2009 Yonex Canadian National Championships Draws


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MVCS, the No. 3-seeded team in the state tournament, and Cobre, ranked No. 2, are also District 5-2A rivals during the regular season.
Going into Thursday's game, the Indians were 2-1 against the Sonblazers this year. They continued that trend, jumping out front early and keeping the pace. The Indians pushed five runs across the plate in each of the first two innings, while the Sonblazers scored just two runs during that time.
The third inning saw Mesilla Valley Christian add two runs, but Cobre countered with four of its own to take a 14-4 lead. The Sonblazers pushed two runs across home plate in the top of the fourth, but the Indians would add a single run in the bottom of the inning and then come back with a single run in the bottom of the fifth to end the game on the 10-run rule.
"The kids hit the heck out of the ball," Cobre head coach Artie Sanchez said. "It feels good. They played very well."
SonBlazers head coach Steve Beardsley said his seniors played solid throughout the tournament, pointing to Terrance King, Isaiah Avalos, Jacob Kruis and Adam Rivera.
In Thursday's case, Beardsley said Cobre "just flat-out hit the ball."
"We scored in every inning," Beardsley said of his team's offense. "But we were scoring one or two runs, and they were scoring four or five.
"I'm proud of our team and what we accomplished this year."
The Indians will now play in Friday's noon State Championship at Isotopes Park, facing the winner between No. 8 Loving and No. 12 Texico.


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Funny i saw your question and i don't listen to music any more because im hearing impaired but i was singing in my head but also suffer memory loss and all i remember was "a little love a little love with a little love a little love with a little love" by the Beatles don't know the name of the song or if they are the right words. And your question was right their when i was scrolling down.
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Distant humming generator.
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i don't listen to music while on EP , it bothers me when i'm trying to think or answer a Q
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I don't wanna miss a thing - Aerosmith
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PALM BEACH, Fla. -- Miami Dolphins lineman Richie Incognito, who is at the center of the club's current scandal, was investigated by Aventura, Fla., police in May 2012 for allegedly molesting a female volunteer at the team's charity golf tournament.
Police did not charge Incognito. According to the police report, they told the woman that she could seek charges through the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office or take civil action.
She told police that Incognito "used his golf club to touch her by rubbing it up against her vagina, then up her stomach then to her chest. He then used the club to knock a pair of sunglasses off the top of her head.
"After that, he proceeded to lean up against her buttocks with his private parts as if dancing, saying 'Let it rain, let it rain!' He finally finished his inappropriate behavior by emptying bottled water in her face," according to the report.
The woman, 34, is black. Incognito is white and was suspended by the Dolphins after a voice mail to teammate Jonathan Martin was released to the media. In the message, Incognito used a racial slur and threatened Martin's family.
The woman told police that while others at the tournament, including Dolphins vice president Nat Moore, apologized to her, she went to police after Incognito wouldn't apologize.
She told police that Incognito had been drinking. The incident report said alcohol was involved.
WPLG in Miami was the first to report the story Thursday.
Despite it occurring at a team event -- the Fins Weekend Golf Tournament -- the Dolphins continued to keep Incognito in a leadership role. This year, he was voted by his teammates to the club's leadership council, and the team used him in a video on fan etiquette that was filmed at the National Croquet Center in West Palm Beach and shown at home games on the video screen.
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