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|Period: ___________________
This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Act 2.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How long had Robbie lived in the apartment with Larry and with Anna?
(a) Two weeks.
(b) Three years.
(c) Four years.
(d) Five years.
2. On this card, there can not be anything _____________ as not everyone celebrates Christmas in the same way.
(a) Sad.
(b) Religious.
(c) Boring.
(d) Funny.
3. The following morning, Larry is in the kitchen and Pale comes in out of Anna's room wearing_________.
(a) His robe.
(b) Nothing.
(c) Anna's robe.
(d) Boxers.
4. Burton corrects Anna's use of the word incubation and offers the word _______.
(a) Waiting.
(b) Metamorphosis.
(c) Transformation.
(d) Changing.
5. Anna explains to Pale that he can't show up at her place drunk. He lunges at Burton who throws Pale _______.
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(b) Out the door.
(c) On the couch.
(d) Into a wall.
Short Answer Questions
1. After vomiting in the bathroom, Pale walks out of the bathroom holding ________.
2. Larry asks Burton what he thinks of the treatment that Hollywood gives to his _____________.
3. What are Larry's instructions to Pale regarding the note?
4. Pale figures that Anna and the others must have ___________ in the apartment since there is so little furniture.
5. What holiday is occurring at the beginning of Act 2?
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MP Holly Walker's Lobbying Disclosure Bill could set off a lobbying boom, the Securities Industry Association (SIA) warns.
The SIA, which represents stock brokers, said it supported Walker's objective - increased transparency around lobbying activity and increased trust in political decision-making - but the approach taken in the bill would have the unintended consequence of forcing companies and interest groups to engage the services of professional lobbyists.
The bill was incorrectly focused on the entities that should be captured or exempted, rather than on information to be disclosed and the most efficient and effective way to ensure that the information was disclosed, the SIA said.
"While the bill will likely deliver to that objective, it is likely that it will also have the unintended and rather perverse impact of enhancing the role of the paid professional lobbyist," the SIA warned in a submission to Parliament.
"This will arise as a result of the significant barriers being placed in the way of paid employees, contractors and service providers of other entities approaching members of Parliament or their staff to discuss matters of interest to such entities, particularly where lobbying is incidental to a role or is infrequent.
"In our view, it will also impose significant barriers on MPs and their staff seeking to consult with organisations, potentially even in those circumstances where there is a statutory provision requiring consultation."
The barriers consist of a requirement to be registered as a lobbyist before a person can approach or communicate with MPs or their staff on behalf of an entity or organisation; compliance with a lobbyists' code of conduct; quarterly disclosure of all lobbying and communication activity; and increased costs as the auditor-general has the right to recover costs of the regime from registered lobbyists.
"This means that entities and organisations may well find it easier to pay a professional lobbyist to promote an issue, particularly if such lobbying activity is infrequent," the SIA said.
"This is an aspect of the bill on which there has not been any substantive public commentary, yet this likely outcome appears to be in direct contrast to what historically has been the circumstance in New Zealand, where access to MPs and their staff is readily available to any entity or individual.
"If the result of the proposed legislation is an enhancement of the use of paid professional lobbyists, rather than entities and organisations lobbying and presenting on issues themselves, this appears to be the opposite of what one would expect in a country with an objective of open democratic government."
Walker, a Green list MP, said people shouldn't be too concerned about the way the bill was drafted at the moment as it would probably look very different after the select committee process.
She said she was not too concerned about the details as long as the bill met its objective of ensuring that lobbying was understood to be a legitimate activity and that parliamentary transparency was improved through disclosure of who was lobbying whom about what.
The bill also had to be workable, she said.
"I'm open to it looking very different as long as it achieves those objectives," she said.
Walker said the SIA submission was a very good one.
Getting definitions in the bill right would remove a lot of the uncertainties the SIA highlighted, she said.
Walker said the core of the bill was the creation of a code of conduct and a register for lobbyists.
While the bill is said to be based on Canadian legislation, the SIA said it was "frustrating" that it does not include "obvious common-sense provisions" included in Canadian law, such as a clear differentiation between a paid professional lobbyist and an in-house lobbyist.
The question that should be addressed, the SIA said, was whether the disclosure should be made by those being lobbied - MPs and their staff - rather than by those lobbying, especially as most of the information needed already exists and can currently be obtained under the Official Information Act.
"Disclosure by those being lobbied would be in line with existing requirements for the disclosure of political donations and completion of registers of interests, where required, by the relevant political parties or politicians, hence our subsequent recommendation to assess information for disclosure against the provisions of the Official Information Act and for disclosure to be automatically completed by MPs and their staff."
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"TIA believes that a bill of this nature is unnecessary in New Zealand where access to politicians and decision-makers is a key characteristic of this country's small and open democracy. This bill appears to be trying to fix something which is not broken."
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"Kanohi ki te kanohi, or speaking face to face, is an integral element to tikanga Maori. Maori accord significant importance to personal one-on-one engagement, not just as a means of communication, but as a means of establishing relationships based on mutual respect and trust . . . We cannot support legislation that would constrain our right to practice our tikanga Maori in such a manner."
Senate SHJ (a PR and lobbying firm)
"Senate SHJ recommends that the bill not proceed. This recommendation is primarily based on the fact that there is no articulation or description of the problem the bill seeks to address through its proposed level of control, disclosure and penalties regime."
Service and Food Workers Union
"If this bill proceeds there should be differential reporting requirements and obligations on professional lobbyists and there should also be differentiation in the code of practice for NGOs [non-governmental organisations] and trade unions as compared to professional lobbyists . . . It is more appropriate for MPs to report on lobbying, not the lobbyists."
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Scott McNealy, the former CEO of Sun Microsystems Inc., has achieved considerable notoriety for having warned Internet users 10 years ago that "you have no privacy, get over it." Recent headlines suggest Ontario courts have adopted those sentiments, as two recent decisions involving the disclosure of subscriber information by Internet service providers confirmed that revealing personal information to law enforcement without a warrant is permitted under Canadian privacy law.
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While some view these cases as providing conclusive evidence that Canadians enjoy little privacy in identifying data such as customer name and address, a closer look at the decisions and industry practices reveal the issue is not entirely settled.
Both decisions involved disclosures of customer name and address information in suspected child pornography cases. In one case, R. v. Wilson, the court ruled the data was not particularly sensitive and the customer had no reasonable expectation of privacy. Moreover, the customer had agreed to Bell Canada's Privacy Policy that permits the disclosure of personal information in certain circumstances.
In the second case, R. v. Vlasic, the court arrived at a different conclusion on the sensitivity of the data. It ruled that combining customer name and address information with IP address data could render the information sensitive. Nevertheless, it upheld the disclosure of the information without a warrant, since the customer had consented to the Rogers Acceptable Use Policy, which warns of possible disclosure to law enforcement without a court order.
These decisions place the spotlight on the fact that customer privacy on the Internet is not guaranteed by national privacy law. Rather, the law leaves the disclosure decision in the hands of the organization that has collected the data, which can choose whether to turn over personal information in certain circumstances without a warrant.
Moreover, most Internet-focused organizations such as ISPs have drafted user agreements in which their customers have consented to such disclosure policies.
These cases confirm that courts will typically enforce user agreements regardless of whether subscribers have taken the time to read them.
While most companies are reluctant to publicize their disclosure practices, according to government documents obtained under the Access to Information Act, the RCMP estimates 30 per cent of Canadian organizations do not reveal personal information to law enforcement without a warrant.
The RCMP estimates did not include specific data on ISPs, but their estimates are borne out by current practices. Bell and Rogers chose to reveal customer information in the Wilson and Vlasic cases, however, not all Canadian ISPs would have followed suit. For example, in Atlantic Canada, Bell Aliant requires law enforcement to obtain a warrant in an all non-emergency situations.
The disclosure issue is not limited to ISPs. Similar questions arose last year when the Canadian Internet Registration Authority crafted its who is policy, which governs public access to domain name registrant information. CIRA initially adopted a position that would have required a warrant for all access to such personal information, but intense pressure from the RCMP and Industry Canada led to an exception for law enforcement access without court oversight.
Few Canadians will have any sympathy for the privacy rights of those facing child pornography allegations. Yet, these cases provide an important reminder about the limits of Canadian privacy law, which invariably leaves privacy subject to policies that subscribers rarely bother to read.
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Mexico fights to save species ensnared in China black market
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San Felipe - The high-speed navy boat stopped on the moonlit waters of Mexico's Gulf of California as sailors looked through binoculars for small vessels conducting illegal activities under the cover of darkness.
Obama drinks water in Flint, hits Republicans
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Flint - A combative President Barack Obama visited crisis-hit Flint, Michigan, Wednesday where he conspicuously sipped filtered water to prove it was potable and attacked "corrosive" Republican attitudes toward "big government.
Wave of dead sea creatures hits Chile's beaches
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Santiago - Heaps of dead whales, salmon and sardines blamed on the El Nino weather phenomenon have clogged Chile's Pacific beaches in recent months.
Norway's Solheim to head UN environment agency
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New York - Norway's former minister for the environment and international development, Erik Solheim, was appointed on Tuesday to head the UN Environment Programme.
Four arrested over activist's murder in Honduras
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Tegucigalpa - Four people have been arrested in Honduras over the murder of a high-profile indigenous activist earlier this year, officials said.
Solar Impulse 2 soars over U.S. southwest on round-the-world flight
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San Francisco - The Solar Impulse 2, an experimental aircraft flying around the world to draw attention to clean energy technologies, soared over the US Mojave Desert Monday en route to the southwest city of Phoenix.
Solar-powered plane to soar again on round-the-world flight
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San Francisco - Solar Impulse 2, an experimental aircraft flying around the world to draw attention to clean energy technologies, is to take flight again on Monday, organizers said.
Chilean surfing star on quest to save hometown coast
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El Valle - Ramon Navarro is one of the world's top big-wave surfers, but this fisherman's son still has a place in his heart for the spot where he learned his trade -- a stretch of Chilean coastline he is now fighting to save.
Indonesia takes aim at palm oil after forest fires
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Jakarta - Indonesia is pushing to ban new palm oil operations after last year's haze-belching forest fires were partly blamed on the industry's expansion, but producers are warning the move could hit the economy and green groups are sceptical.
Indonesia takes aim at palm oil after forest fires
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Jakarta - Indonesia is pushing to ban new palm oil operations after last year's haze-belching forest fires were partly blamed on the industry's expansion, but producers are warning the move could hit the economy and green groups are sceptical.
Indonesia takes aim at palm oil after forest fires
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Jakarta - Indonesia is pushing to ban new palm oil operations after last year's haze-belching forest fires were partly blamed on the industry's expansion, but producers are warning the move could hit the economy and green groups are sceptical.
El Nino dries up Asia as its stormy sister La Nina looms
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Withering drought and sizzling temperatures from El Nino have caused food and water shortages and ravaged farming across Asia, and experts warn of a double-whammy of possible flooding from its sibling, La Nina.
Large parts of Barrier Reef dead in 20 years: scientists
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Sydney - Large parts of Australia's Great Barrier Reef could be dead within 20 years as climate change drives mass coral bleaching, scientists warned Friday.
Large parts of Barrier Reef dead in 20 years: scientists
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Sydney - Large parts of Australia's Great Barrier Reef could be dead within 20 years as climate change drives mass coral bleaching, scientists warned Friday.
Large parts of Barrier Reef dead in 20 years: scientists
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Sydney - Large parts of Australia's Great Barrier Reef could be dead within 20 years as climate change drives mass coral bleaching, scientists warned Friday.
Treetop walkway at UK Arboretum lets you get up close with nature
Karen Graham
Tetbury - Visitors to the Westonbirt Arboretum in the UK will be getting a different perspective on nature, now that the Arboretum's new treetop walkway has opened.
'Pioneer' commuters go electric in polluted Mexico City
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- Martin Vazquez glides silently through the pandemonium of rush hour in Mexico City, drives his sky-blue scooter up to a charging station and plugs it in.
Riviera beaches spared as Italy oil slick dissolves
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Rome - Oil slicks off the Italian Riviera have largely dissolved and no longer pose a threat to the region's beaches, the official overseeing the clean-up operation said Sunday.
Solar-powered plane lands in California after Pacific crossing
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Mountain View - Solar Impulse 2, an experimental plane flying around the world without consuming a drop of fuel, has landed in California, one leg closer to completing its trailblazing trip."The Pacific is done, my friend.
Italy monitoring oil slick off Riviera coast
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Rome - Italian authorities said Saturday they were monitoring an oil slick off the country's picturesque Riviera coast, but said the risk of a new spill into the Mediterranean was limited.The slick, which was two kilometres (1.
The muddy waters of the Amazon have been hiding a huge coral reef
Karen Graham
An astonishing discovery has been made, and while a river's muddy waters have long hid it, there is a massive coral reef 600 miles in length at the mouth of the Amazon River in Brazil.
Underwater 'zombie grass' signals trouble for Florida fishermen
By AFP
Islamorada - Decades ago, the sight of seagrass swaying beneath the waters off south Florida conjured romance for those who dangled their fishing lines in hopes of catching redfish, snook or mangrove snapper.
Criminal charges filed in Flint tainted water scandal
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Washington - Michigan filed the first criminal charges Wednesday in the scandal over lead contamination of Flint's water supply, accusing a city official and two state regulators of falsifying tests and tampering with evidence.
Automaker Mitsubishi admits falsifying fuel-efficiency tests
By AFP
Toukyo - Japanese automaker Mitsubishi on Wednesday admitted it falsified fuel-efficiency tests in more than 600,000 vehicles, after reports of misconduct sent its Tokyo-listed shares crashing.
Coral bleaching hits 93% of Great Barrier Reef: scientists
By AFP
Sydney - Australia's Great Barrier Reef is suffering its worst coral bleaching in recorded history with 93 percent of the World Heritage site affected, scientists said Wednesday as they revealed the phenomenon is also hitting the other side of the country.
Last month was hottest March in modern times: U.S.
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Miami - Last month marked the hottest March in modern history and the 11th consecutive month in which a monthly global temperature record was broken, US officials said Tuesday.
First signs of coral bleaching in Sydney Harbour: Scientists
By AFP
Sydney - Coral bleaching has been detected in Sydney Harbour for the first time, Australian scientists said Tuesday, blaming the damaging phenomenon also found in the Great Barrier Reef on warming sea-surface temperatures.
Apple recycled $40 million worth of gold last year
James Walker
Apple has announced it recycled over a ton of gold last year, or $40 million worth of the metal. Devices like smartphones contain relatively high amounts of gold as it is very electrically conductive and doesn't corrode easily, ideal for circuits.
Chile heavy rain leaves millions without water, closes copper mine
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Santiago - Four million people in Santiago were without tap water Sunday after unusually heavy rain pounding central Chile triggered landslides that fouled the city's water supply and forced the closure of the world's biggest copper mine, officials said.
Storms leave three million without water in Chile capital
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Santiago - Three million people in the Chilean capital were without drinking water on Saturday after heavy rain caused landslides that fouled the rivers supplying the city, officials said.
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Caught this hard fighting Papuan Black Bass on the surface with a Sage Bass II Peacock rod coupled to a Sage 4210 reel loaded with tropical WF10F. Maxxed out on our 30lb Boga.
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Belize does have some oil wells, but they still have to import oil for their energy needs.
Using a process called hydraulic fracturing or "fracking," toxic chemicals and methane gas seep into our drinking water.
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- the process by which the ocean floor sinks beneath a deep-ocean trench and back into the mantle
- a device that bounces sound waves off underwater objects and then records the echoes of these sound waves.
- In a process taking tens of millions of years, part of the ocean floor sinks back into the mantle at deep-ocean trenches.
2 True/False questions
What is the evidence for sea-floor spreading? → In sea-floor spreading, the sea floor spreads apart along both sides of a mid-ocean ridge as new crust is added. As a result, the ocean floors move like conveyor belts, carrying the continents along with them.
deep-ocean trenches → deep underwater canyons


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Czech team begins 2016 IIHF World Championship with win 3-0 over RussiaSport May 07, 1:50
Islamic State expanding its activities into Libya, Afghanistan, Europe - Russian UN envoyRussian Politics & Diplomacy May 07, 1:41
Moscow regards preparations for US-Georgian drills as provocationRussian Politics & Diplomacy May 06, 21:22
Russian Economic Development Ministry releases new macroeconomic outlookBusiness & Economy May 06, 21:08
Kosovo and Serbia to prevent their teams' direct contacts at UEFA tournaments — officialSport May 06, 20:46
Moscow needs judicial guarantees US missile system in Asia does not target Russia — FMRussian Politics & Diplomacy May 06, 20:31
Russian submarine launches Kalibr cruise missile during Barents Sea trialsMilitary & Defense May 06, 20:19
Lavrov: Putin and Abe show determination for dialogue in all directionsRussian Politics & Diplomacy May 06, 19:52
North Korean leader declares success of nuclear, missile tests — TVWorld May 06, 19:48
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ST. PETERSBURG, May 22. /ITAR-TASS/. Russian state-run telecom giant Rostelecom will present later on Thursday its Internet search engine Sputnik at the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, Vice President Alexei Basov said.
The project Sputnik.ru will be available in a trial mode for a while. "Sputnik is not a mere search engine, it's a platform, founded on search technologies, with a plethora of socially-oriented services and widgets, including those for interconnection with state bodies," Basov said.
Sputnik's target audience will be Russian families looking in the Internet for an aide in their household chores.
"The Internet will expand exactly thanks to those people, who are not active users at present. They are not well acquainted with technologies, that is why their Internet use will most likely come down to tackling daily local tasks, in which Sputnik plans to lead," Basov said.
Sputnik will monetize its audience after quitting the close testing mode thanks to placing advertisements and applying the transaction model.
"Sputnik will be tightly integrated into Rostelecom's business. The Web site of Sputnik will demonstrate the whole multiplex of channels in real time on the basis of the rights owned by Rostelecom. We hope that Sputnik will be able to offer many products to the parent company," Basov said.
Sputnik may reach operating payoff if it occupies at least 1% of the content advertising market in Russia, Raiffeisenbank analyst Sergei Libin said. This market amounted to $1.5 billion in 2013 and will rise to $2 billion by 2015.
Basov also said that Sputnik will screen content to protect users from spam, pornography, extremism and other sorts of manipulation with search.
Rostelecom controls 74.99% in the project via its affiliate RTKomm.ru and a Cyprus-registered firm with the remaining held by minority shareholders.


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Our Favorite Models Reveal Their Makeup-Free Faces
Photo: Rex/REX USA.
For some of us, leaving the house without makeup is a regular occurrence. We might swipe on some concealer to cover up a blemish that popped up overnight or even brush on some mascara if we're really feeling fancy, but for the most part, a bare face isn't a big deal. For others, though, the act might prove to be more difficult.
To kick off its #BeautifulMe campaign, The Huffington Post put the spotlight on models who have chosen to show their makeup-free faces to the world. While they still look gorgeous sans products, it's refreshing to see these women, who typically spend a majority of their time done up, off the runway and in everyday life. Models, they're just like us (except really, really tall). Want to see models like Chrissy Teigen and Cara Delevingne go bare? Head over to The Huffington Post to see the makeup-free mugs of these runway beauties and more. (The Huffington Post)
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Urban Decay Has Totally Lost It
Yes friends, it's finally happened: Urban Decay has lost its damn mind. Yesterday, we got what is probably the most amazing and certifiably cray delivery ever to have graced our offices (and that's including the dancing Webby dinosaur and the male model dressed in farmer's overalls — both long stories for another time). ...
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May 3, 2016
Too Faced To Expand Its Better Than Sex Line
Nothing is better than waking up to some exciting beauty news on a dreary Monday morning, amiright? After teasing the upcoming Chocolate Chip palette last week, Too Faced cofounder and creative director Jerrod Blandino is at it again with another allusive Instagram post. This time around, it looks like he's hinting at a ...
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Stephen Curry scored 27 points, Klay Thompson added 25 and the Golden State Warriors held off the Los Angeles Clippers 110-106 Tuesday night for their 10th consecutive victory.
ZURICH (AP) - The United States held on for 1-1 draw with Switzerland in an international friendly on Tuesday after veteran forward Jozy Altidore was sent off.
NEW YORK (AP) - Even before the first pitch of the 2015 season is thrown, an eye-popping baseball record will be set.
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Barry Zito's spotless spring ended when he gave up three home runs to the Los Angeles Angels in the third inning Tuesday, but the Oakland Athletics also had a big day at the plate in a 13-10 victory.
NEW YORK (AP) - Chasson Randle came into the NIT semifinals 11 points away from setting Stanford's all-time scoring record. The Cardinal needed much more than that from their senior star after blowing a 21-point first-half lead.
NEW YORK (AP) - Chris Mullin is coming home to St. John's.
AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - Tiger Woods played a practice round Tuesday at Augusta National, a strong indication that the four-time champion could make his return at the Masters.
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) - Before the first set ended Tuesday, Novak Djokovic had busted a racket in anger, drawn jeers from the crowd and received two code violations, which cost him a point penalty.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - NASCAR levied harsh penalties against Ryan Newman's race team Tuesday after determining Richard Childress Racing manipulated the tires Newman used at Auto Club Speedway in California.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - The Memphis Grizzlies were delighted to snap out of their recent losing spell, no matter what opponent they dispatched.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The San Francisco 49ers were hosting free agent linebacker Lance Briggs at team headquarters Monday.
MESA, Ariz. (AP) - Brett Lawrie had a pair of home runs and four RBIs, Drew Pomeranz pitched six scoreless innings and the Oakland Athletics routed the Colorado Rockies 11-2 Monday.
MESA, Ariz. (AP) - Chicago Cubs starter Kyle Hendricks gave up his first runs against big league batter this spring after extending his scoreless streak to 12 innings in an 8-5 win over the San Francisco Giants on Monday.
NEW YORK (AP) - I f you liked the look of last year's Final Four, you will love the 2015 edition.
PITTSBURGH (AP) - David Perron and Sidney Crosby scored in the shootout, and the Pittsburgh Penguins won their second home game in as many days, 3-2 over the San Jose Sharks on Sunday night.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Almost every NHL contender has a few ghosts of past failures that they must exorcise on the path toward the Stanley Cup.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Kobe Bryant went out with a Hollywood ending to his remarkable career.
A season-long climb from an early hole landed the Houston Rockets in the NBA playoffs.
HOUSTON (AP) - After it looked as if they'd be heading home early just a week ago, the Houston Rockets are in the playoffs after ...
OAKLAND (AP) - Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors took their last shot at Michael Jordan and history and they swished it - for 73.
OAKLAND (AP) - Stephen Curry never figured the Chicago Bulls' 72-win mark could be matched or eclipsed.
DENVER (AP) - Trevor Brown made the San Francisco roster with his defense. He's proving he can give the Giants some timely offense, too.
OAKLAND (AP) - Geovany Soto spent the final month of the 2014 season with Oakland, and he caught Sean Doolittle during that stretch.
OAKLAND (AP) - Joe Smith made a blind, backward, over-the-head free throw that Stephen Curry couldn't match. Then, the Angels relief pitcher stymied the reigning ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Kobe Bryant is down to one last shot, and everybody knows he's going to take it.
SAN JOSE (AP) - Martin Jones spent a Stanley Cup run as Jonathan Quick's backup in Los Angeles learning what it takes to thrive as ...
DETROIT (AP) - For most people, catching a foul ball at a major league game would be the thrill of a lifetime. On Monday, Bill Dugan ...
DENVER (AP) - Manager Walt Weiss told rookie Trevor Story when he reported to spring training that he had a chance to win the starting shortstop ...
NEW YORK (AP) - The long ball is back.
CLEVELAND (AP) - LeBron James scored 34 points in three quarters, Kyrie Irving added 35 and the Cleveland Cavaliers clinched the top seed in the Eastern ...
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So Wednesday marked my first year here in Seguin. There have been ups and downs, floods, tornadoes, trials, wrecks, a local man making it to the NFL and even a mother-daughter reunion that was 38 years in the making.
SPOILER WARNING: This column contains Game of Thrones' Season 5 spoilers and Season 6 speculation.
It's playoff time. If you're a fan of the National Basketball Association, this is what you've been waiting for. Let's face it. The regular season has been over for a month for many teams as they play out a string and head for the lottery. Many others have fought just to get into the playoffs, with a trio of teams in the Western Conference more than 30 games off the pace and little hope of advancing. If not for the brushes with history in the NBA this season we likely would have stopped paying attention before this weekend.
NEW BRAUNFELS — Need a vacation? Then head on over to Circle Arts Theatre in Landa Park in New Braunfels where you can be transported Around the World in 80 Days by director Robin Williams and her cast. Moving at a sometimes frenetic pace, often seemingly teetering on the brink of chaos, these five talented actors take you from London to the subcontinent of India to the Far East to the Wild West and back to London by ship, train, and even elephant.
When I was at the Texas Associated Press Managing Editors Conference this past weekend in El Paso, one of the events at the conference was the Buster Haas scholarship auction.
From time to time, we get complaints from a very vocal minority that doesn't like when we publish photos, especially if they are from the scene of a wreck.
This Sunday, upward of 100,000 people are expected to attend WrestleMania 32 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
When you read the Seguin Gazette, you're getting Guadalupe County news first, and it seems that other outlets have taken notice. Personally, I find it flattering that so many of our stories get picked by other news sources — sometimes weeks or months after the fact. It shows that we're doing our job right.
Daylight saving time, oh how I loathe thee!
This week was big for burnt orange faithful as Charlie Strong and the retooled Longhorns took the field for spring practice.
It's interesting how our minds work, how a particular smell or a place or a simple play of light can cause synapses to start firing and dredge up an old memory out of nowhere. Often we're not even aware of the trigger that causes our subconscious to reach into the past, or why. I believe it is always for a purpose.
Tuesday, March 2, was the 180th anniversary of Texas independence. We Texans, are hardworking and proud people. Texas has and is filled with men and women who readily sacrifice luxury, limb — and even life — fulfilling patriotic duty.
As one who takes full advantage of our state parks system, I can certainly appreciate the draw and allure, but maybe the park service could become a little more proactive in addressing the overcrowding issues, particularly in regards to those parks that are close to urban areas.
Though I am anything but a fan of Apple, its devices and operating systems, the tech giant is finally doing something I can get behind.
The Super Bowl is always a spectacle, regardless of whether the game was entertaining. I love defensive football games; it always seems to make each third down conversion feel important.
It's alive! There is a monster loose in Landa Park in New Braunfels. Director Robin Williams and her outstanding cast have brought it to life at Circle Arts Theatre in the form of Mel Brooks' musical "Young Frankenstein." Whether or not you're generally a fan of Mel Brooks' comedy, you don't want to miss this production. It's a campy, raucous, laugh-out-loud evening of thoroughly entertaining theater.
One of the best things about the mild winter we've been having is that there have been very few weekends when you couldn't get out and take a hike. Elizabeth and I have certainly been taking advantage of it. In fact, we haven't missed a weekend yet this year.
National Signing Day 2016 seemed to be a great one for Charlie Strong and the Texas Longhorns. Strong was able to transform a recruiting class ranked about 32nd nationally to about the 11th ranked class in a single day. Strong landed seven quality football recruits, with four players being highly-recruited defensive tackles.
It can happen to anyone. You're a good driver. You have a clean record. Yet the one time you creep up over the speed limit or roll through a stop sign, the blue and reds come on. You've gotten yourself a ticket.
Out with the old and in with the new, or so the saying goes, and in Seguin the old H-E-B is going — down, that is.
This past week's Random Thoughts column focused on an ancient crocodile that was as big as a bus. And while this week's column focuses on another giant, it's neither ancient nor all that big.
It all began last summer, but after several months working on their chosen community project, the Seguin Area Youth Leadership Academy held their graduation and project presentation on Thursday.
If you've ever watched an episode of the TV show "Swamp People," then you've likely seen the power alligators display episode in and episode out.
Elizabeth and I wanted to do something different to bring in the new year this year. After all, there is one superstition that says whatever you are doing at midnight will influence the rest of your year.
Everyone knows that Austin is a little different. To residents there, that weirdness is like a badge of honor.
On Jan. 1, 11 U.S. states raised the local minimum wage. Two others, New York and West Virginia, raised it on December 31. Maryland, Minnesota, and Washington, D.C. have increases scheduled for later in 2016. Texas and 20 other states still have an effective minimum wage of $7.25 an hour, where it was set back in 2009.
Every year since I can remember, my grandfather and his wife, Jackie, have given out Christmas cards to me and my three siblings.
Does anyone have Old Man Winter's phone number? I think he may have overslept.
Merry Christmas! Yes, I know it's still officially a few days away, but I've been saying it for weeks. It just feels good. And no, you don't have to say it back. Almost everyone does, though. It usually also evokes a momentary look of surprise followed by a warm and sincere smile. Try it.
Recently, technology giant Google released the top terms searched on its popular search engine in 2015. Not only is it a snapshot of our collective interests, it is a way to see what really resonates with Americans as a whole.
On Nov. 15, my black Labrador retriever Kosmo passed away. I am sure many of the Gazette's readers have been in similar situations — that's life. No one ever said it was fair or just, life is what it is — full of twists, turns and tumbles. The only constant is change, and change can be unpleasant.
When it comes to buying gifts, no one does it better than me — just don't ask Jessica.
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. Aside from all the great food, the very spirit of Thanksgiving is wonderful. The concept of being grateful for what we have should be at the forefront of our thoughts more than just once a year.
How do you say goodbye without saying goodbye?
No holiday conflicts me more than Veterans Day. It might sound odd as a veteran, but hear me out.
Ugh … We've all been there before. It's spring and that incessant alarm is ringing an hour before it should. There's no sign of daylight, and even a full pot of coffee won't remedy the drowsiness. Making matters worse is the fact that it doesn't have to be like this — and it shouldn't be like this.
"Give me red meat or give me death." — paraphrased from Patrick Henry
A mouse drowning in a bucket of cream has two choices: drown, or fight so hard he churns that cream into butter and simply climbs out. I recently ran across this little chestnut and it really stuck in my head. I know that mouse.
Sometimes Christmas comes early, and this year, nerds throughout this quadrant will get a pre-Santa present on Dec. 18 as Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens debuts in theaters.
What a difference a week makes. In this past week's column, I leveled a fair amount of criticism toward the state of Texas football. Specifically, I wrote about Texas' lack of discipline, and its inability to play to its strengths. I lamented the rest of the football season. But now as I write this column, I optimistically sit here thinking of what the rest of the season holds for the Longhorns — perhaps they turned the corner.
Has there ever been a worse time to be a Texas Longhorns fan? We won't have the verdict until the end of the season, but after being hammered by TCU last week, Texas is off to its worst start in 59 years. That means most Longhorns fans can't remember when they were this bad.
The buzz surrounding recent happenings at Seguin Independent School District has certainly created some controversy. From the retirement of Irene Garza and the placement of Stetson Roane, to the reassignment of athletic director Dan Hernandez to the subsequent hiring of interim Hector Salinas, to the hiring of Mr. Roane's wife and the dubious actions of the school board hiding behind their attorney and keeping the media and the public at arms length, there has been plenty of fodder for conversation and speculation.
What a week for science! NASA's mysterious Monday announcement turned out to be quite a development. In case you missed it, NASA said that Mars appears to have flowing, liquid water on its surface.
So the Seguin Chamber of Commerce held its annual banquet Tuesday night at the Seguin-Coliseum. The event was jam-packed with local business representatives and community members.
For those who don't know, I like to barbecue. I particularly like to smoke brisket. So imagine my surprise and interest when I came across news reports about a barbecuer who allegedly assaulted a woman with a brisket. You read that right; the high meat of Texas barbecue was used as a weapon.
Before the first player ever took the field for Navarro, two names were already etched in the program's history book.
Anonymous tips and unnamed sources have long been a part of investigative journalism. There are many times when corruption and crime would go undiscovered if not for a strong guarantee of anonymity. While the United States government does not recognize any legal protection or reporter's privilege for journalists to protect the confidentiality of a source, Texas' shield law does offer that protection, with certain limitations.
Well, Longhorns fans, it looks like it's going to be a long year. Texas' play during this past week's game against the Notre Dame Fighting Irish was downright awful.
It never fails to amaze me how careless and lazy some people can be.
News broke this morning that two journalists based out of Roanoke, Virginia, were shot and killed — reportedly by a disgruntled former employee — during a live news segment for their TV station. Reporter Alison Parker, 24, and videographer Adam Ward, 27, died doing a difficult and often thankless job.


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Copley Cosmos U13 team ends season as champs
|Photo courtesy of Dan Jacquin
The team, shown above, from left, includes: (first row) Adam Nedolast, Charlie Drumm, Ian Malpass, Daniel Brennan, Carson Knabe, Ethan Conwi and Ethan Rubino; (second row) Alex Heckman, River Harter, Adam Diefendorff, Chris Painter, Ken Fuchino, Connor Jacquin and Victor Hart; and (third row) coaches Andy Rubino, Dan Jacquin and Kyle Geosits. Not shown in the photo is Porter Wilson.
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