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St. Louis, MO (KSDK) - A homeless St. Louis man was placed on three years probation Thursday after he was convicted last year in a failed robbery attempt at a south city fast food restaurant.
Jurors deliberated nearly three hours before returning a guilty verdict against 35 year old Terry Lewis Madlock on a charge of unlawful use of a weapon.
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I just installed zimbra for the first time on Fedora 11. I installed it with the ldap. But I realized that I don't care to utilize ldap at all.
I'm moving from mail enable. I just want to use zimbra to host email for all of my domains. Would this require for me to remove the zimbra-ldap? If so, how can I do this?
Also, can someone refer me to a how-to section for hosting email for multiple domains?
....One more thing....I gave an arbitrary host name to this linux machine. But zimbra appears to require a logical one that it can resolve with. The address for my current mail server I'm using now is mail.whatever.com. It has an MX record and its been working for years. The current mail server is behind a NAT firewall. So mail.whatever.com is just an outside name while the machine itself has an entirely different host name. The zimbra install suggests that it needs the public name configured as its host name. However when I try to do so, it says it cannot find the MX record for it. When I do nslookup mail.whatever.com, it finds it just fine. Should I ignore this error?
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A big thanks to tangerine for tipping me off to this hysterical new video featuring Novak Djokovic pimping out HEAD!
The sexy Serb, who partnered with the racquet maker on the brilliant "Speed Lessons" videos, is shown mid-match running off the screen for a ball hit at an incredibly severe angle. And what ensues is pure hilarity, Nole-style.
But let me just say this: I'd give my left teste to be on oil-rubbing granny right about now. CLASSIC.
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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
VIDEO VAULT: Nipple tassels sell racquets, don't they?
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- AnonymousApril 14, 2009 at 12:13 PM
djoker is hilarious and so is the ad!ReplyDelete
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aww yay novak is hilarious i loved it! it really makes me happy to know that the novak a lot of us came to love 2 years ago is still in there!ReplyDelete
I love how he releases the bucket of water on himself!! Hot!ReplyDelete
It just kept getting better and better. Flashdance revisited! FLOVED it!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 14, 2009 at 1:00 PM
Only Vaidisova or Kournikova would sell this way.ReplyDelete
OMG you guys - I keep watching it! And when I'm not watching it I'm reliving it in my head (of course replacing granny with me).ReplyDelete
And the announcer: "For the love of God!"
The Djoker is back - full force!!!!
But we still don't know which exactReplyDelete
Head racket he uses! Why is it such a secret, i don't get it.
- AnonymousApril 14, 2009 at 1:23 PM
The funniest thing I have seen in a long long timeReplyDelete
irene.s - here's info on the new YOUTEK stick Nole's working now courtesy of tennisidentity:ReplyDelete
- johanneApril 14, 2009 at 1:44 PM
Luckiest. Granny. Eva.
What I find fascinating is that one of the commentators is named Rich. I think Novak is secretly sending you messages Rich, just like Rafa.ReplyDelete
P.S. The nipple tassles are horribly disturbing.
That was classic! LOVED IT!!!! This makes Nole's shaky transition to a HEAD racket totally worth it! Well almost :PReplyDelete
Sara: OMG it's true! Nole's calling for me.ReplyDelete
*books package deal to Monaco*
*packs Jelena disguise*
He likes to play dress up obvs.
- Uvijek ArgenApril 14, 2009 at 3:02 PM
Pretty funny,I can see this in the next TBS funny commercial special.ReplyDelete
Thumbs up Head.
- AnonymousApril 14, 2009 at 3:03 PM
Great video - With Marat on the way out (big tears), we need a Djoker on tour. Love him or hate him, we need him.ReplyDelete
OT - does anyone know if it's confirmed that Federer is having a boy??? Here is an excerpt from his Monte Carlos presser:
Q. Did you already decide the name of your son?
ROGER FEDERER: Not yet. You know, we'll see. There's quite a few books around that are that thick, so we'll see where it takes us.
But, no, we haven't decided anything yet. Yeah, I have no clue yet right now myself. Thank God we got time left, right, to decide.
Ummm, Rog, why do you need the books, Mango Blackberry has already been chosen for quite awhile! ;)
Ooooh it's a boy! How wonderful and exciting.ReplyDelete
(FYI I would have responded the same way if it were a girl)
Rich: Have fun! Just make sure to be done with him in time for Wimbledon.
- AnonymousApril 14, 2009 at 3:24 PM
That actually scared me a little bit..haha. Where'd he get those? Were they just hiding in his closet somewhere?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 14, 2009 at 3:41 PM
According to this it will be a boy.ReplyDelete
...it's still killing me! The commentators just make it all the better. And the Navy seals.ReplyDelete
HILARIOUS! And nice of them to do a shout out to you there. XD \m/
Just when you think the scenario has gone too far, it goes that much farther. Bravo Nole! I was laughing so hard that tears just started flowing. My roommate thinks I'm losing my mind because just think about the video makes me burst in to giggles.ReplyDelete
Ummm....I guess I'm the only one who DIDN"T find it funny. Whatever!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 14, 2009 at 9:05 PM
That was really funny. His moves with the 90s band boys were the best part.ReplyDelete
And is it true? Fed is having a boy? Even though Mango Blackberry is awesome, I still think he should name him Rafael ;)
OHMYGOD, hahahahahaa!!! Hilarity, indeed! :DReplyDelete
Classic Djokester, we've missed you!
FLOVE the Flashdance reference. And what disturbs me is that I find him so sexy throughout the whole commercial (ok maybe except for that nipple moment...).
He would've had me with the balloon doggie already, hehe.
- AnonymousApril 15, 2009 at 7:11 AM
oh my god....this is such a cringe but strangely attractive (excluding the aforementioned nipple tassle moment!)ReplyDelete
I don't know what the ad guys at HEAD are on - seriously! First speed lessons and now this can full of crazy, loool.
Loved it and linked to your post on my blog! Thanks for posting it.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 15, 2009 at 9:49 AM
Not funny.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 15, 2009 at 11:15 AM
omg best ad ever!ReplyDelete


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IUCN: 20 years working for the conservation in South America
27 October 2011 | News story
Challenging, full of learning and commitment to the conservation and the strengthening of our network in the region.
On this occasion I wish to convey everyone my best wishes and my warmest thanks for your hard work and devotion to carrying out IUCN's mission in South America. Your way of working is challenging, but really a One Programme way of doing business, said Julia Marton-Lefèvre, IUCN Director General.
During these 20 years, the regional office has built a path to the Union's heart: its members. We know that participation is not always easy; it requires dialogue, patience and perseverance. But both, the Secretariat and the members have been always willing to work as a Union and to meet the network's demands, said Victor Hugo Inchausty, IUCN-Sur Regional Director (ad interim).
"A conservation organisation that doesn't belong to the Union has no impact: basically, it doesn't exist", said Patricia Abed, from IDEA, Paraguay.
The IUCN is an established institution- respected, prestigious and above all a network that lets us- those of us in the Southern Cone- connect with our colleagues in the region and the rest of the world", highlights Alejandra Cornejo, from CeDePesca, Argentina.
For us, as a governmental organisation, through the IUCN National Committee we have the opportunity to discuss and reach agreements about areas of work along with civil society representatives. The challenge is to synchronise the Secretariat's needs and the regional needs and interests with the Union's Programme", mentioned Nadia Boscarol, from the Secretaría de Ambiente y Desarrollo Sustentable, Argentina.
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Months after Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc and left behind heartache on Long Island, many Nassau and Suffolk County residents who suffered little, if any, damage in the storm are still going to be hit hard in the coming months — in their pocketbooks, with higher taxes.
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For once I can agree with you Al about the high school taxes. What you should say is we need to consolidate our school districts either by county or township. One each for Nassau/Suffolk or in Nassau one for Oyster Bay, Hempstead and North Hempstead. Next we need to freeze all school salaries above 100k and limit raises to 1-2% a year for all others. Our biggest problem is pensions the max payout needs to be limited to 75k a year. We also need to do this to our out of site Police salaries and pensions. If the Republicans under Tom Gullotta had any balls instead of giving away the store to get elected we might not be in this tax mess.
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HANNIBAL - Beginning his 10th season at the helm of his alma mater, Mike Flannery felt like he was watching tapes of his 2007 and 2008 River Pilots' squads.
He actually had to pinch himself because the qualities are eerily similar.
"This is one of the most difficult teams I've had in terms of being able to single out players because they're all great kids and have great work ethics," Flannery said. "This team is a mirror of our 2007 and 2008 teams in terms of their work ethics."
The Pilots appear primed to do big things as a 10-player senior class, which includes five three-year lettermen, leads the way.
"As a group, I can't ask for any more from these seniors as a coach," Flannery said. "There's no off-field problems or on-field problems and that's all you can ask for. Plus, we're well ahead in terms of putting things in and the kids really understand what we're trying to do because so many of them have played so much."
The Pilots seniors took lumps early in their careers, finishing 2-8 as freshmen and 1-9 as sophomores.
"I've got my eye on every group coming up, but I knew this team, by the time they were seniors would be fine because they've played so much," Flannery said. "Any time you're playing sophomores, you might be getting beat at times, but you're gaining valuable experience."
Despite being snake-bitten in several games, the Pilots still put together a 6-4 campaign and were in the thick of the Region 23 playoff chase up until the final week.
"As a coach, you have nightmares on how you lost some of those games, but as a group, we can't look at it," Flannery said. "I feel we were better than a lot of teams we didn't get to play, but that's how it falls. This year, we need to win football games and win football games against teams that are going to have a good record at the end of the season or else we'll find ourselves on the outside looking in again."
The Pilots will have a chance to make amends for things as they'll line up against the identical 10 opponents, including Friday's opener against Fort Frye.
While they'll play the same 10 teams, River is without use of Flannery Field in Hannibal because of the on-going construction project at the school. Last month, it was formally announced the Pilots would move their operation for home games to Alumni Field in New Martinsville.
"No one is more disappointed about not playing (at Flannery Field) than me," Flannery said. "I am disappointed for the seniors, but all of the people have to do is get in the car and come down here and see what it looks it. Having said that, I am grateful that Magnolia has opened up everything for us."
Flannery's biggest concern has nothing to do with where the Pilots will or won't be playing their home games.
"We have to stay healthy," Flannery said. "Depth is a real concern because we don't have any depth at all in any position. After our No. 1 players, it drops off to young kids and when you're playing young kids, you've got problems."
Offensively, Flannery has never been shy about opening up the playbook a bit and this will be no different. He wants no part of being labeled as a running or passing team.
"We feel we can do both very well," Flannery said. "Flexibility is always good and I feel that's always a character of our football team because we want to be multiple, use different looks and be good at everything."
The Pilots may employ two quarterbacks this season and both are seniors.
Cody Caldwell (6-foot-2, 180 pounds) saw much of the action last season. He threw for almost 700 yards and three touchdowns.
The other Pilot expected to see time is Logan Lucas (5-11, 145), who passed for almost 300 yards and a score in spot duty last season.
"We feel we're real strong at quarterback," Flannery said. "If one goes down, the other can step right in and that's the good assurance you have with two quarterbacks, who you know can do the job. Both understand what we're trying to do, but Cody is the veteran. It's his job to lead us on the field."
The only other quarterback listed on the roster is freshman Joey Flannery (6-1, 159), who is the son of the head coach.
Flannery has some flexibility between his running backs and receivers since they're basically interchangeable for the most part.
Senior Nick Asturi (5-9, 198) is penciled in as the fullback, while senior Jonathan Stewart (5-10, 170) and junior Jordan Sapp (5-10, 154) are the speed options in the backfield. Junior Bryce Cross (5-11, 170) can step in and sub for either player.
Junior Bailey Reusser (5-8, 145), sophomores Mason Indermuhle (5-10, 160) Cole Isaly (5-2, 112), Dylan Ice (5-7, 141) and Loren Thomas (5-6, 127) are in the mix. Providing depth is freshman Zac Smith (5-10, 165).
On the perimeter, senior Kam Brown (6-0, 150) will be one of the go-to players for the Pilots. Senior Dallas Necessary (6-1, 162) gets the call on the other side. Senior Garth Richter (5-10, 172) is a "utility" player for the Pilots. He'll see time at tight end and receiver. He'll be backed by junior Duane Necessary (5-11, 133).
Other receivers vying for time include junior Freddie Mundt (6-0, 163), sophomore Brok Cross (6-0, 167), freshmen Craig Hupp (6-0, 150), A.C. Whipkey (5-8, 127) and C.J. Honeycutt (5-8, 138).
"We've got athletes on the outside," Flannery said. "When we go four or five wide, we've got six or seven kids who can step in there. All of these kids understand the offense, so who do I think will stand out? I think they'll all stand out. All of them bring something different to the table and it'll be up to the teams we play to figure out what that is."
The offensive line returns just two starters, but they're both talented young men.
Senior Evan Eggleston (6-4, 220) is embarking on his fourth season as a starter and earned All-Ohio accolades a season ago. He'll be at a tackle.
Flannery glowed about junior Brett Rosen (5-8, 205) and the offseason he's put in to prepare himself for the upcoming campaign.
"I wouldn't trade Brett Rosen for anyone," Flannery said. "Evan got the honors and now he's got a lot to live up to because he's got the mark on him. He's got a lot of expectations to live up to what he did last year."
Senior Thomas Tharp (5-10, 170) is making the shift from tight end to center this season.
Juniors Brandon Reusser (5-9, 171) and Dakota Dunn (6-0, 173) are set to take over the guard jobs.
Another lineman making a serious push at quality action is senior J.D. Dotson (6-3, 200). Sophomore Matt Gauding (6-4, 185) is a versatile lineman who can fill in basically at any of the five spots.
Other linemen supplying depth are: sophomores Aaron Ingram (5-6, 205), Andy Williamson (6-0, 236), freshmen Cheyenne Runyan (5-9, 172), Dustin Schmidt (5-6, 234) and Tyson Felton (5-6, 157).
"As is the case for most teams, the line will be the biggest key to our success," Flannery said.
River's kicking game should on solid footing thanks to sophomore Colton Wright (6-0, 144), who will handle the PATs, kickoffs and punting.
On the defensive side of the ball, the Pilots return nine starters. Flannery believes the biggest boost is having veteran assistant Tim Frye back on the staff as the defensive coordinator.
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1956 Chevrolet Bel Air - Simply StatedWritten by Eric Geisert on February 1, 2011 Emerson Blue's '56 Bel Air
Emerson Blue grew up like many hot rodders, with drag racers and street rodders in his neighborhood to influence and shape a young man's ideas. A couple of years ago Emerson had to make a choice between starting work on his recently acquired '56 Bel Air or to keep his customized Harley-Davidson motorcycle. With some influence of her own, Emerson's wife suggested he sell his bike and get going on the Bow Tie, which he did in short order.
Emerson had seen a lot of Tri-Five '56-57 Chevys while growing up, and he was particular to the '56 and to hardtops, and he had a pretty good idea how he wanted his to turn out. He contacted One Off Rod & Custom, located in Middletown, Delaware, to do the build, which would include bodywork and paint on the project as well as the chassis.
Adding an inch to the wheelbase (up front) gave an overall measurement of 116 inches, the chassis was built using a Fatman Fabrications Stage III clip (with QA1 coilover shocks) equipped with Wilwood Engineering drilled and slotted 12-inch rotors. A Ford 9-inch rear (3.50:1) outfitted with a triangulated four-link and another set of QA1 shocks went in out back, as did a Rock Valley stainless steel gas tank and a rack-and-pinion steering system. For rollers, Emerson chose an 18- and 20-inch combo from Billet Specialties, wrapping them in Toyo rubber.
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Down the side of the car the stock Bel Air trim was shaved and replaced with 210-type trim. Up front the grille was flipped and hood humps from a '57 Chevy were added to the '56 hood (remaking them into mini hood scoops) while out back the bumper was notched (for the twin exhaust pipes) and then moved closer to the body. Custom motorcycle mirrors were tastefully added to the base of each A post, and slim door handles were sectioned into each door. One Off finished their work with a well-done but low-key paintjob, using a combination of Olive Silver and Jade Green metallics along with a dose of Galapagos Green paint from PPG.
From the paint shop the Chevy rolled into the workspace of famed upholsterer Paul Atkins, who is based in Cullman, Alabama. Atkin's work is well known in the pre-'49 hot rod crowd, but he is just as at-home with the bigger, newer cars as well. He began by custom fabbing the rear bench seat, then added re-stitched front buckets from a Toyota Solara, separating them with a long center console he created. A combination of cement green- and oyster-colored leather and Ultra Suede was used to cover the car's interior-perfect color choices to augment the ride's exterior colors. Dynamat was used under the carpet, and the trio of Classic Instrument gauges was added to the smoothed-out dash before being wired with a kit from American Autowire. A high-end Kenwood stereo system was installed, too, as was an air conditioning setup from Vintage Air.
Most folks who want to build a Tri-Five Chevy not only want to make a statement, but more often than not they say it loudly. For Emerson, who lives in Fort Washington, Maryland, his take on his '56 was to take a clean and unobtrusive approach, allowing anyone viewing his car to take in all the changes gradually without hitting them over the head with a laundry list of modifications. It's the subtle approach that got Emerson Blue and his '56 noticed, and we expect the trend to not fade with this car anytime soon.
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Rotate an ASP.NET Image Control using HTML 5 Canvas
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The Canvas element is an HTML tag that you can embed inside an HTML document, for the purpose of drawing graphics, via a JavaScript API. In this article, we will see how to use the HTML 5 canvas element to rotate an Image served by the ASP.NET Image Control.
The HTML5 canvas is one of the oldest HTML 5 elements. Introduced by Apple Inc. initially in 2004, the Canvas element made its way into the first HTML 5 draft specification. The Canvas element is an HTML tag that you can embed inside an HTML document, for the purpose of drawing graphics, via a JavaScript API.
In this article, we will see how to use the HTML 5 canvas element to rotate an Image served by the ASP.NET Image Control.
Step 1:
Open VS 2010 and create an ASP.NET Website. Set it's target schema for validation as HTML 5 by going to Tools > Options > Text Editor > HTML > Validation
If you do not see the HTML 5 option, make sure you have installed
Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1
Web Standards Update for Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 SP1
Step 2:
Declare the following markup
As you can see, we have declared an HTML 5 canvas element of dimensions 400x400 and an ASP.NET Image control with display set to none. I will explain shortly, why the display is set to none.
Step 3:
Now declare the following JavaScript code inside the <head> element
Let us understand this code line by line
The window.onload is to wait for the page to load before trying to access the canvas tag by its ID. To draw on the canvas, we need a reference to it. We have used getElementById to get this reference from the DOM. We then set a variable
to reference the 2D context of the canvas, which is used for all drawing purposes. In other words, we are asking the Canvas to give us a context to draw on.
If you are wondering if there is 3D context too, then the answer is not yet! Take a look at WebGL and SceneJS.
The next line of code, references the asp.net image control in JavaScript using ClientID. We have also declared the width and height variables for the image. Do not set the image width and height in the mark up, since you have set the display property to none.
The final step is to rotate the image
We are using a
transform to move the center point of the coordinate system, which is in the top-left corner of the canvas (0,0). We have to move the center position because we have to
the canvas context by 45 degrees, around this current position. After moving the center point, it is now (200,200).
the canvas.width and height is 400 and 400/2 = 200.
After moving your reference point to (200,200), we are now centering our image over that point, by calling the drawImage() method. We are drawing the image from above and to the left, of your current reference point.
context.drawImage(img, x, y, width, height)
This function makes a 200 × 200 pixel box for the image, with the top-left corner at point (-100,-100).
The last step is to set the image source to the desired image. The reason we set the
property of the ASP.NET image control to
is to avoid displaying the image twice; once where the image control is declared outside the canvas and second, where we are drawing the image inside the canvas.
Detecting Browser Support and Graceful Degradation
The latest versions of IE (9 onwards), Firefox, Safari, Chrome and Opera all provide reasonably good support for the Canvas element. However for users who are using older browser versions, we can easily detect browser support or gracefully display a message, if the user's browser does not support Canvas. For eg: to check if your browser supports canvas and the getContext method exists, change the line of code to:
There's yet another approach to detect HTML 5 feature support on browsers, which I use often in my HTML 5 apps.
is a JavaScript library that detects the availability of HTML5 (and CSS3) features.
The entire
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of this article can be downloaded
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on Saturday, December 17, 2011 6:29 AM
thanks for this!
Comment posted by
on Sunday, December 18, 2011 4:30 AM
Why bother with this pathetic, childish examples. Who cares about crap?? This crap is just about you putting your face in the asp.net website, is not meant to be a tutorial of any benefit to anybody. If you want to really help the community provide tutorials that are meaningful in a real world scenario.
by the way the email is fake but the comments aren't.
Comment posted by
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Looks like a well written article, but you really should put a link to a demo before diving into the technical. Can you send a link?
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Thanks for the feedback Yoyo! I have updated the article with a screenshot and the code for demo can be found here http://www.dotnetcurry.com/Uploads/ASPNET/ASPRotateCanvas.zip
Comment posted by
on Sunday, December 18, 2011 8:42 PM
Thanks for sharing. The it is quite easy to rotate an image in html5
Comment posted by
on Monday, December 19, 2011 12:28 PM
The asp:image tag's ImageUrl will not be available to server-side code because you've set it with JavaScript, so why bother with asp:image when you could just use img? If you need to set an image path via server-side code, then the asp:image ImageUrl would already be set, and you could use imgObj.src=imgObject.src+'?rotate'; to trigger the rotation script.
Comment posted by
on Monday, December 19, 2011 10:56 PM
I disagree with Derp and I am not sure what he means when he says ImageUrl will not be available in JS. The purpose of the ImageUrl is to set the path to the image and that can be done using document.getElementById("<%= imageCtrl.ClientId %>").src = "...";
We are doing something similar in our application (we are using jquery too) where we have an asp.net image control and perform manipulations on it using client code. We have used a lot of code and have been thinking to use HTML 5. This article makes a lot of sense to me.
I wish the author had also shown how to save the rotated image!
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Richard, this is just a little snippet that you can be useful in some situation that you can't even think of it with your own brain. You wrote that this article is childish but i see childish comment style from you instead.
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I was reading your article and I would like to appreciate you for making it very simple and understandable. This article gives me a basic idea of Dynamically loading image in Image control in ASP.NET and it helped me a lot. I had found another nice post over the internet which also have a wonderful explanation on Dynamically loading image in Image control in ASP.NET, for more details of that post you may visit this url...
Thank you very much for your precious post.
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Sorry, i don't understand anything. I programs from 25 years, but every time i try to do something i do it in hours/days not in seconds as you. If i do. I cannot believe you exist. Here in Italy we cannot do nothing in 5" seconds as you. May you help me to raise to your level ?
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After taking fourth at the 2A District 2 Tournament over the weekend, the Dragons are preparing to face the Sierra Grande Panthers in the first round of the regional tournament.
HHS began the district tournament picking up the 77-54 regional qualifying win against Wiggins Tuesday, Feb. 26. They then proceeded to drop a 61-65 heartbreaker to Haxtun in double overtime Thursday, Feb. 28 followed by a 37-52 loss to Yuma Saturday, March 2.
Holyoke 77, Wiggins 54
The Dragons have had problems in the past few games of coming out cold and quickly falling behind. That was not the case as they hosted Wiggins in the first round of the district tournament.
Holyoke took every opportunity they could in the early minutes to push the ball up the floor and drive the paint while keeping Wiggins on their toes with a full-court press.
The press resulted in a number of turnovers as the Dragons ran up 21 points in the opening quarter to take a 21-10 lead.
Tito Fierro matched Wiggins with 10 points in the quarter as he was efficient from close and from deep, hitting a pair of treys in the process.
The tough play for Holyoke did not let up in the second quarter. The Dragons' physical play seemed to throw Wiggins off their game, especially in the paint.
Brett Cumming makes a move at the hoop during the double overtime loss to Haxtun during the
HHS took a 39-27 lead as they entered half.
The Dragons continued to pour in the points in the third quarter, scoring 24 points to open the second half.
Deyten Klein led the Dragons with nine points in the quarter, pushing the lead to 63-44 heading into the final eight minutes of the game.
Coach Scott Dille expressed that the game was "about as good of a game as they have played all year."
HHS finished the game by adding another 14 points in the fourth quarter to win by a score of 77-54.
Four Holyoke players finished the match with double digits in the scoring column. Fierro and Ryan Parker each put up 16 points while Klein added 15 and Logan Tharp chipped in with 12.
Holyoke 61, Haxtun 65
In a double-overtime thriller, Holyoke fell just short of taking down their county-rival, the Haxtun Bulldogs, falling 61-65 in the semifinal round of the district tournament at NJC in Sterling.
The last time Holyoke and Haxtun met on the basketball court, the game was decided by a basket with less than three seconds to play as Haxtun won by two.
For the most part, Haxtun was a non-threat from deep in the district game, but was able to use their height advantage to get close to the hoop.
Both squads put up 10 points in the first quarter.
Several times in the game after a Haxtun bucket, Holyoke would beat them down the court and score an easy two. Holyoke depended on their aggressive, fast-paced play to stay even with Haxtun who continuously pounded the ball in the paint.
Holyoke entered half with the momentum in their favor as they held on to a 32-27 lead.
Bradley Cumming gets past a Haxtun defender during Thursday's district game between the two rivals.
The Dragons slowed down in the third quarter, only scoring eight points. Haxtun climbed back to take the lead, entering the fourth quarter with a 42-40 advantage over Holyoke.
Haxtun went up by as much as four with two minutes left to play, but the lead would not stick. With just under a minute left in regulation, Klein nailed a 3 from a step behind the college three-point line to tie the game.
Holyoke fans couldn't help but feel deja vu from the last meeting as Haxtun raced down the court with time ticking away. Fortunately for those in green, all Haxtun shots were off and the game went to overtime.
One overtime would not be enough to settle the game however. Each team put up four points in the shortened period, forcing a second overtime.
Turnovers and forced shots plagued the final overtime for the Dragons. In the end, Holyoke came close but was unable to beat the Bulldogs, losing 61-65.
Klein led all scorers with 24, 16 of which came in the second half. Fierro added 15 points and Tharp scored 12.
Despite the loss, Dille noted that the team's confidence is growing as they realize they are capable of playing with anybody.
Holyoke 37, Yuma 52
In the consolation match of the district tournament, the Dragons fell to Yuma 37-52.
Coach Dille mentioned that the team had some problems getting started. At points it appeared that playing so many games in a short time span, plus the double overtime game Thursday and having to leave Holyoke at 6:20 a.m. for the 8:30 a.m. game may have contributed to the team's sluggish play.
Holyoke scored six points in the first quarter to trail by seven.
Shots just weren't falling for the Dragons as they only picked up three points in the second quarter.
Yuma capitalized on offensive rebounds for second-chance points as they entered the locker room up 23-9 at half.
Trevor Dalton goes up for the finger roll during the consolation match with Yuma Saturday. —Enterprise photo
The Dragons came to life in the third quarter. Tharp's eight points helped HHS to a 13-point quarter to pull within seven.
Despite Holyoke having their most offensively efficient quarter of the game, the Dragons were unable to keep up with the Indians.
By killing the clock with long possessions, the Indians were able to hold off the surging Dragons for the 52-37 win.
Tharp led the Dragons with 14 points while Fierro was on his heels with 13.
Upcoming action
The 10-12 Dragons will face the 16-5 Sierra Grande Panthers Friday, March 8 at 8:30 p.m. at Frederick High School
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Malia Brooks, Sixth Grade Teacher and Mom of Two, Accused of Sex With Student
In a bizarre story out of Simi Valley, California, sixth grade teacher Malia Brooks faces several charges of lewd acts upon a child.
As reported by ABC-30, authorities say that 32-year-old Brooks allegedly had an ongoing sexual relationship with one of her 6th-grade students under age 14. She has plead not guilty to the charges of lewd acts on a child, oral copulation of a person under 14, and three counts of genital penetration by a foreign object.
Police say these crimes happened over a period of time with one child at Garden Grove Elementary School and that they believe there are no other victims in this case. According to Simi Valley Police Lieutenant Stephanie Shannon, public information about the case is being limited to protect the victim and his or her family.
The 32-year-old mother of two made her first court appearance Wednesday. According to Ron Bamieh, Brook's attorney, his client suffers from mental illness.
"We had her diagnosed and she's in treatment," he said. "My guess is that a lot of the charges precipitated from that illness."
Officials say Brooks had been a 6th-grade teacher at Garden Grove since 2004 and was an exemplary employee. The allegations against her began in late February, when she was immediately placed on paid administrative leave. Brooks resigned on June 5, and surrendered to police on Tuesday.
Parents at Garden Grove Elementary School are struggling to remain calm as the school year comes to an end. Parent Shelley Brewer told ABC-30, "I was debating on whether to bring them today, but it is the last day. They're going to try to make it fun."
Another parent, Lina Centeno, says her son was in Brooks' 6th-grade class. She described Brooks as a 'phenomenal' teacher.
"She's very nice with our students, and this is unbelievable how this happened," said Brooks' former student Alan Cabrera.
The police have contacted Child Protective Services about Brook's two children, they currently remain at home with her husband.
Brooks is now in jail and her bail is set at $2 million. Police say her bail was set so high because they found information indicating that she was a flight risk.
Source: ABC-30
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|Running Time: 99 mins.
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Montreal, QC (Sports Network) - Jack Hillen's first goal of the season proved
to be the game-winner as the Washington Capitals took a big 3-2 win over the
Montreal Canadiens on Tuesday.
The win gives Washington 44 points on the season, and the team sits in first
place in the Southeast Division, third in the Eastern Conference, with a four-
point lead over Winnipeg, which is currently beating Buffalo.
Eric Fehr and Alex Ovechkin both had goals for the Capitals, who have won five
straight. Michal Neuvirth posted 27 saves for the win.
Montreal will remain in first place in the Northeast Division with a one-point
lead over idle Boston. The Bruins, though, do have a game in hand.
Lars Eller scored both goals for the Canadiens, who had won five of six coming
in. Carey Price turned aside 24 shots in the loss.
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2013 Region II Presidents Cup: Day 3
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OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (June 15, 2013)
– The 2013 US Youth Soccer Region II Presidents Cup continued its third day of play in Overland Park, Kan. with the Under-13 through Under-17 boys and girls age groups at Overland Park Soccer Complex. It was the final day of preliminary games for all age groups, and in addition the U-15 girls competed in semifinal matches.
The tournament features 81 US Youth Soccer teams from US Youth Soccer Region II (Midwest) competing for a regional title, and a berth to the
2013 US Youth Soccer National Presidents Cup
, July 10-14 in Auburndale, Fla.
The US Youth Soccer Presidents Cup is designed for teams seeking additional challenges to play for a national title against teams of similar abilities. The cup provides a progressive, competitive experience to teams that might not otherwise get the opportunity to participate in a series of unique experiences highlighting competition, camaraderie and community from the state to regional to national levels of US Youth Soccer.
Highlights from today's matches:
Under-13 Boys: Heat Premier SC (KS) 5-1 Oregon Strikers (WI)
John Pileggi, Braden Mulkey, Anthony Sobolevsky and their Heat Premier team defeated the Oregon Strikers 5-1. Pileggi notched a hat trick in the match, opening the scoring and also closing it, and his teammates Mulkey and Sobolevsky added goals in the first and second half. Oregon Strikers' Shane Sullivan added a goal in the 56
Under-14 Boys: Crystal Lake Force Elite 98A (IL) 4-0 Neenah Gunners (WI)
Justin Rutherford hastily opened the scoring for the Crystal Lake Force and Neenah Gunners matchup. He scored in the 2
minute of play and then followed up with another goal in the 18
minute. His teammate Gavin Rathjen added a first half goal in the 24
minute, and Benjamin Kassel also contributed to Crystal Lake's 4-0 win, scoring in the 39
minute of the second half.
Under-15 Boys: KSA Elite Kaylor (KY) 2-1 SPSC Fire (WI)
Beau Downs scored for KSA within 10 minutes of stepping on the pitch, and his teammate Zach Jones added to the score in the 64
minute. Victor Lombardino was able to get a shot in in the 73
minute for SPSC Fire, but SPSC couldn't find the equalizer in time, resulting in a 2-1 win for KSA Elite.
Under-16 Boys: GC-Manchester (KS) 4-2 Mac United (MO)
Erik Barragan-Renteria and Erik Hernandez both scored a pair of goals to help GC Manchester beat Mac United 4-2. Although the match saw a scoreless first half, there was plenty of action in the second. Barragan-Renteria opened up the scoring in the 45
minute, and then his teammate Erik Hernandez produced a pair of goals in the 48
and 52
minute. Mac United started making a comeback around the 65
minute when Tate Gardner and Sam Molli both scored, but they were one goal short of the equalizer, and GC Manchester's Barragan-Renteria secured the win with one more goal in the 71
Under-17 Boys:
Warrior 95 (OH-S) 1-0
Jr. Irish Impact U17B (IN)
Ohio South's Warrior 95 team defeated Jr. Irish Impact 1-0 in the U-17 Boys matchup. Josh Spencer found the back of the net, and Warrior's strong defense helped maintain the shutout for the remainder of the game.
Under-13 Girls: FC United Select (IL) 2-0 JB Marine Premier Gold (MO)
FC United won 2-0 against JB Marine Premier Gold. Vanessa Eljaiek scored in the 52
minute of play, becoming the top leading goal scorer to date in the U-13 Girls division with four goals. FC United's Edina Taerbaum also contributed to the win with a goal in the 70
Under-14 Girls: SASA Spirits (IL) 3-0 KSA Gessner (KY)
SASA Sprits came up victorious today in both of their matches. They defeated KSA Gessner 3-0 with a pair of goals by Riley Ross and a third goal by Maddie Klintworth. The win led them to the semifinals, in which they defeated Elite SC Black 1-0 to move on to the finals.
Under-15 Girls: SWISA Mutiny (IN) 2-1 Cincinnati West SC Force (OH-S)
In the U-15 Girls matchup between SWISA Mutiny and Cincinnati West SC Force, SWISA's Adrianna Oxley and Loryn Willis both contributed to a 2-1 win. SWISA opened up the scoring in the 12
minute, but Cincinnati's Maddie Hiatt quickly reciprocated just four minutes later. Willis was able to score in the second half in the 47
minute, ultimately giving SWISA a 2-1 win.
Under-16 Girls: Campton United SC (IL) 2-1 LFC Red (KY)
Although LFC Red got the first advantage when Gibbs McKinley scored in the 17
minute, it was Campton United that took home the win. Campton's Isabella Cesarone produced the equalizer right before halftime, and Madeline Cesarone took the lead and the win at the beginning of the second half.
Under-17 Girls: Tri City Storm Black (ND) 3-1 Central FC Select Strikers (WI)
Tri City Storm Black achieved another win this time against Central FC Select Strikers. TCS's Jennifer Marsh opened the scoring early on with her 4
minute goal. Central FC's Darian Molter responded before going into halftime, but TCS produced two more goals in the second half by
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Ned Yost media session: October 3
Tonight's game vs. the Detroit Tigers wraps up season #44 for the Royals. Manager Ned Yost met with the media to discuss his thoughts about the season and the potential baseball history that could happen tonight with Miguel Cabrera. "I think it was a good year for us. We are not where we wanted to be in terms of wins and losses, but the experience that we gained I thought was very valuable for a group of young guys playing their first full year together in the big league level. I think that will help us moving forward in the next year more than anything else," said Yost. He later on said, "What I am most proud of is that we fell down twice, once in April and once before the All-Star break, but what impresses me most is that we got back up both times and that is a good sign."
Tigers' third baseman Miguel Cabrera is well within reach of winning the Triple Crown as the regular season wraps up. "We haven't seen it in so long, mid-60's was the last time it happened, and it is so difficult now, not only with the starting pitching, but the bullpen that every team has for the majority. It is really, really difficult to do what he has done. I am in total admiration for what he has been able to accomplish." He followed with, "I think a Triple Crown should equate to an MVP award ABSOLUTELY! I do not mean to 'dis' anybody because both players are great players (Cabrera and Trout), but this guy has an opportunity, and knock on wood, is probably going to win a Triple Crown and his club is going to the playoffs. I don't know how anybody can't vote him MVP. I just don't know how that could happen! It would surprise me if it does. This kid has a chance to win the Triple Crown and that is good enough for me."
With the playoffs coming up, a reporter asked Ned if he would talk to his team about watching them. His response was, "You can watch it all you want, but you aren't going to learn anything. You have to experience it. You got to experience what Detroit has experienced here, going through the ups and downs, the pressure of must-win games and going out and producing during those times. You have to feel it and these kids have gone through that a little bit in their own way. They came in here this year with tremendous expectation and they felt it. They will be more prepared next year when they come back. I think that will be more valuable than just watching a baseball game."


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Madison, MS (Sports Network) - Daniel Summerhays fired a 9-under-par 63 on
Thursday and grabbed the lead at the Sanderson Farms Championship before the
first round was suspended due to inclement weather.
Summerhays had seven birdies and an eagle at Annandale Golf Club to hit the
clubhouse with the lead before heavy rain and lightning descended upon the
course. The first round will resume Friday at 8 a.m. ET.
Will Claxton, Michael Bradley and Jonathan Randolph are tied for second place
after carding matching, opening-round 66s, while Bill Lunde, Dicky Pride, Skip
Kendall, Peter Lonard, D.J. Trahan, Chad Campbell and Donald Constable share
fifth at 5-under 67.
Rory Sabbatini and Jeff Overton are in the clubhouse at 4-under 68 and Kevin
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The Port is pleased to be one of several sponsors of a SOLV community cleanup project on Hayden Island this Saturday, August 27. Everyone's invited to join Hayden Island residents, Port staff, and local agencies and businesses to clean up litter, chat with City of Portland Commissioner Amanda Fritz, and have a great time. Trash bags, gloves, and safety vests provided.
Swing by during the times below to lend a hand and learn more about the Hayden Island community and projects related to the Port's West Hayden Island property.
East Hayden Island Cleanup9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.Meet at the southeast parking lot of the Jantzen Beach Super Center.
West Hayden Island Beach Walk and Cleanup12:30- 5:00 p.m.Meet at far west end of North Hayden Island Drive. Kick-off party with Commissioner Fritz begins at 1:00.
For more information, contact Pam Ferguson of the Hayden Island Neighborhood Association at 503.265.9479.
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Tuesday Afternoon News, Jan. 22
Sheriff and Communications Center Need More Help
(Le Mars) -- Plymouth County Sheriff Mike Van Otterloo and Communications Center Director Curt Hatting met before the County Board of Supervisors to ask the board to consider providing funding for another dispatcher to be hired. Hatting says incoming calls have been on the increase in all categories over the last five to six years.
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Hatting says that Plymouth County when compared to other counties of similar size is far short on the number of communications dispatchers.
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Van Otterloo informed the supervisors that he estimates the salary, insurance, and benefits for another full-time employee would be slightly lower than $52,000.
Authorities Investigate Accident
(Le Mars) -- Plymouth County authorities are investigating a two-vehicle accident that occurred on Sunday afternoon. That accident happened at the intersection of County Road C-60 and Nature Avenue. According to the report, a vehicle being driven by 20 year old Brady Sitzmann of Hinton was crossing the intersection when it struck a car being driven by 47 year old Patrick Schmitz of Kingsley. Sitzmann complained of leg pain, but refused to be transported. The Hinton Ambulance also responded to that accident.
MidAmerican Energy To Stop Using Coal
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - MidAmerican Energy Co. has agreed to stop burning coal in seven power plant boilers in Iowa and limit emissions from two others as part of a settlement with an environmental group.
The Sierra Club filed a lawsuit last year claiming MidAmerican was violating the Clean Air Act by emitting more pollution than allowed in permits in Sergeant Bluff, Bettendorf, and Council Bluffs.
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DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Several Iowa businesses and organizations have joined together to create a coalition that will push for continued government support of renewable fuels including
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The Iowa RFS Coalition includes biotech giants DuPont, Monsanto, and Syngenta. In addition groups representing corn and soybean growers and farm equipment dealers have joined in the effort. The group's members also include the Iowa Biodiesel Board, Iowa Biotechnology Association, and the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation.
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Augusta, GA (Sports Network) - Adam Scott rolled in a 12-foot birdie putt on Sunday to win the 77th Masters.
Angel Cabrera's 18-foot birdie effort on No. 10, the second playoff hole, curled around the hole before Scott poured in his birdie try for the win.
Scott became the first Australian to win the Masters.
The duo both got up and down for par on the first playoff hole, No. 18.
This was the second straight year the Masters went to a second playoff hole as Bubba Watson beat Louis Oosthuizen last year at Augusta National.
Scott birdied the last in regulation for a 3-under 69, and Cabrera also birdied the final hole for a 2-under 70. They ended regulation at 9-under 279.
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|C girls fall in 3 games
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Lady Dragon C team action last week found the local girls suffering three losses. They lost on the road at Benkelman, Neb. 21-33, fell to Wray at home 13-38 and suffered a 19-32 loss at Burlington.
Holyoke C 21, Dundy Co. 33
Dundy County led throughout the Tuesday ball game in Benkelman, claiming the 12-point win.
Patricia Adams led Holyoke's scoring with nine points, Shayna Oosthuysen six, KrisAnna Ham four and Pilu Lund two.
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Holyoke 8 6 5 2 --21
Dundy County 14 5 6 8 --33
Holyoke C 13, Wray 38
In a three-quarter ball game Friday, Wray's C team pulled ahead early, with a 10-4 first quarter lead. The visiting Eagles dominated 10-4 and 16-5 in the final two periods to take the big 38-13 win.
Scoring for Holyoke were Patricia Adams with six, Annie Daniel three, Chantel Rafert two and Kris-Anna Ham two.
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Holyoke 4 4 5 --13
Wray 10 16 12 --38
Holyoke C 19, Burlington 32
What started out as an even C team ball game clearly became Burlington's in the second half.
The score was knotted at 10-10 at halftime, but the Cougars dominated 22-9 in the second half to claim the 32-19 win.
Emily Bradley paced the Lady Dragons with six points, while Adams added five, Rafert three, Becca Brandt two, Ella Stewart two and Daniel one.
Scoring By Quarters
Holyoke 10 0 3 6 --19
Burlington 10 0 8 14 --32


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SKILL LEVEL: Beginner (Level 1)
SIZE: One Size About 7 x 74 in. (18 x 188 cm)
CORRECTIONS: None
16 stitches + 24 rows = 4 in. (10 cm) in Stockinette stitch (knit on right side, purl on wrong side) When you match the gauge in a pattern, your project will be the size
specified in the pattern and the materials specified in the pattern will be
sufficient. The needle or hook size called for in the pattern is based on what
the designer used, but it is not unusual for gauge to vary from person to person.
If it takes you fewer stitches and rows to make your swatch, try using a smaller
size hook or needles; if more stitches and rows, try a larger size hook or needles.
Making a Gauge Swatch
Learn to Knit instructions: http://www.lionbrand.com/learnToKnit.html