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Wolf track and mating cougars. Cougar picture is from a bar in Noxon, Mt.
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That's quite the mount! ;}
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based in Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (USA)
Greenberg Traurig, LLP is an international, multi-practice law firm with approximately 1800 attorneys serving clients from 37 offices in the United States, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. The firm is among the "Power Elite" in the 2014 BTI Client Relationship Scorecard report, which assesses the nature and strength of law firms` client relationships.
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Trilogy provides software for compliance planning from the creation of monitoring plans and sample collection schedules to laboratory management and reporting. Provides a complete digital chain of custody for field work. Suitable for one-off sampling plans (e.g. remedial work) and regular interval sampling. Optimises work, spots missing samples, creates bottle labels ...
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EarthSoft`s EQuIS software manages environmental and geotechnical data and is the world`s most widely used environmental data management system. The EQuIS Data Processor (EDP) and Enterprise EDP are the world`s most widely used EDD tools. Many governments, industrials, and especially consultants and labs use EQuIS and EDP. EQuIS Professional and EQuIS for ArcGIS and ...
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Class of 1963: Shook played football, basketball and baseball at Butler. He was All-Conference and the leading scorer for Butler's 1961 undefeated and untied football team. He was also a member of Butler's first NCAA Tournament team in basketball in 1962. Shook was also Butler's leading hitter in baseball.


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Should we go to jail for our evil thoughts?
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He went online to a dark-side website and exchanged messages with other disturbed individuals about their fantasies. Those fantasies are hellish and evil and demented. But they are fantasies, and that is key. When did we start prosecuting people for their thoughts? The case hangs on the connection or lack of connection between the thought and the deed.
In a way, the Valle conviction is a terrific test case for free speech. Although we despise his fantasies and the emails he exchanged with others, they stopped there. No one got hurt. One of the other "mail men" was arrested in England, and police dug up his backyard looking for human bones. According to Slate magazine, he said, "None of this is real. It's all fantasy. I'm an idiot." It seems he is.
The other mail friend, who also used an alias, was arrested in New Jersey. He reportedly had offered Valle money to kidnap a sex slave for him. That guy is in jail, even though his wife referred to him as "a big teddy bear," according to Slate.
So Gilberto Valle went online, to a website that shall remain unnamed, and there he chatted with other men about their mutual appetite for deviant sex and violence. Their talk turned to the size of their kitchen ovens and how they might carry out their plans over Labor Day Weekend. But Labor Day came and went without incident.
Valle wrote little vignettes about his fantasies, kind of creepy short stories that revealed the twists in his psyche. The other men embellished the stories, suggested other variations on the theme and, in the emails, implied that they might really carry out these perverted adventures.
The defense maintained that saying it might be "real" was part of the kick for the creeps. The prosecution argued that it stopped being fantasy when Valle did things like search for a recipe for chloroform on his very real computer and look up information about prospective victims on his police car computer.
To me, the line was never crossed. No matter how horrible the thought, there was no follow-through.
Gilberto Valle does not belong on the police force. He needs help. People who act on their fantasies, like Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer, cannot live in the world, but that isn't as clear with Valle.
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St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - Vladimir Tarasenko tallied two goals in his NHL debut and Chris Stewart added a pair of power play goals as the St. Louis Blues routed the Detroit Red Wings, 6-0, in the season opener for both teams on Saturday at Scottrade Center.
T.J. Oshie registered a goal and two assists, while Patrik Berglund also lit the lamp for the Blues, who earned their first Central Division title in 12 years last season before being swept in the second round of the Western Conference playoffs by the eventual champion Los Angeles Kings.
Jaroslav Halak turned away all 14 shots he faced to notch his 23rd career shutout.
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The Saga Hotel is a comfortable friendly hotel centrally located in downtown Copenhagen; just a few minutes walk from the central station and Tivoli Gardens. From Copenhagen Airport there is a 12 minutes train connection directly to the central station.
The Saga Hotels 79 rooms all with TV and telephone are a mixture of new attractive double/twin rooms and larger family rooms with 3 or 4 beds.
The rooms have either private bathroom or washbasin with hot and cold water.
Breakfast is not included in the online room rates but is available for 60DKK
The large continental/Scandinavian breakfast buffet is served every day between 07.00 - 10.30 am in the hotels restaurant.
All rooms are non-smoking
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Located in the heart of Copenhagen: the hip and cosy quarter of Vesterbro (and former red light district), the nearby surroundings host a great variety of shopping, caf and dining opportunities.
From Japanese sushi bars, Thai kitchens, French Cuisine and Danish steaks to Second hand and retro clothes shops, cool designer stores and comfy caf's.
Reception is open 24 hours and whether you need to find a restaurant, caf, shop, sight, museum, concert or nightclub, Saga's friendly staff will do their best to help you find the place to go!
Free internet access from a computer in the lobby.
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Guests are welcome to check in early morning.
In case the room isn't available upon arrival before 2 pm, Saga offers storage facilities at no extra charge.
Luggage can be stored on day of departure as well.
NOTE Please cancel your booking 48 hours prior to arrival to avoid the cancellation charges.
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New York, NY (Sports Network) - Amar'e Stoudemire made his season debut and
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Iowa State's Big 12 Conference Slate Set
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AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State men's basketball team and the Big 12 Conference announced the team's 2014-15 conference schedule today. All of the conference games will be televised on the ESPN family of networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, ESPNews).
The 18-game round double-round robin schedule starts on Tuesday, Jan. 6 with the Cyclones hosting Oklahoma State. The Cyclones will close the regular season on the road at TCU on Saturday, March 7.
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Mountain View High School principal Keith Moody is changing jobs next year.
The Mountain View Los Altos Union High School District announced earlier today that their board plans to appoint Moody as director of district's Adult Education program starting next year.
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TransCore says September spot market freight availability up 65 percent
October 26, 2010
The spot market is continuing an impressive run in 2010, according to data in the TransCore North American Freight Index.
In August, TransCore reported that spot market freight availability was up 65 percent in September year-over-year, with September hitting its highest spot market level since 2005, which TransCore said was a peak year for spot market volume.
As was the case last month, TransCore said that annual spot market comparisons in the coming months are likely to decline, due to improving freight volume levels seen by TransCore in the second half of 2010 compared to the second half of 2010. This has also been reflected in recent sequential spot market data as June and July spot market freight availability was up 112 percent and 122 percent, respectively, and August was up 75 percent, leading up to September's 65 percent annual gain.
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The firm added that in the last six years, spot market volume has increased month-over-month three times by an average of 19 percent and declined three times by an average of 15 percent, with a six-year average increase of 1.7 percent from August to September.
A research report by Jon Langenfeld, transportation analyst at Robert W. Baird & Co., noted that spot market demand remained relatively flat through August and into September and is consistent with industry commentary suggesting moderating demand trends.
"Early October demand trend experienced a noticeable uptick as trends remain at levels above 3Q10," wrote Langenfeld. "Despite fluctuating spot market demand trends, industry commentary suggests demand has remained solid, though not as robust as experienced in May."
Shippers have told LM that spot market quotes have been rising lately, although there has been a sufficient amount of available capacity, too.
One potential reason for the sequential decline in spot market freight availability from August to September and July to August may be due an "early peak" and increase in imports, with heavy port activity on the import side occurring in July especially to avoid hectic West Coast ports and meet retailers' needs ahead of the holiday season.
A freight transportation expert told LM that while 2010 levels look good on an annual basis compared to a tough 2009, the sequential trending down in spot market freight availability—and the American Trucking Associations and Cass Information Systems monthly freight indices to a certain extent—are to be expected. And while freight volumes are not rising at the level they did earlier in the year, the expert said volumes, instead, appear to be settling in.
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When you live in the center of Los Angeles, there's rarely a need for you to expand your horizons into the suburbs. However, we're going to give you one very good reason that will get your gas pumping and your wheels a-spinning. What could it be, you ask? The home of Los Angeles's best dumplings, Din Tai Fung, which is located in the heart of … Arcadia. The dumpling house is probably the busiest around, due to the sheer power of its stock-in-trade: if you're feeling ill, there's no need to call a doctor. Simply order up some Din Tai Fung dumplings and they will serve as your anodyne.


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SPRINGFIELD, Va. (WUSA9) -- A look at the latest press release from Fairfax County police shows that the suspected serial groper in the Springfield area may have attacked three times this week.
On February 26 at 6:30 p.m. on Amherst Avenue near Cumberland Avenue, police say a woman was jogging when a man reportedly approached her from behind and fondled her. Police say she screamed and he ran away.
Two days later at 5 p.m., police believe the same man may have approached a woman walking in the 5900 block of Dinwiddie Street then grabbed her and fled.
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Ashima Shiraishi Makes First Female Ascent of 24 Karats (5.14c) in the Red
The route, originally sent by Jonathan Siegrist, is a modern Red River Gorge testpiece that ascends the immaculate Gold Coast wall on tiny crimps up an overhanging face.
First established in 2010, 24 Karats starts on the first half of an undone Gold Coast project before veering left and ending at the chains to the right of God's Own Stone (5.14a). Siegrist describes the route on his blog:
"This route is hard throughout, but a very difficult boulder problem guards the bottom third- a delicate deadpoint to a complete non-hold sloping crimp, immediately followed by a second deadpoint to a pad and a half clipping hold (quite good for this particular climb) … it's savage and brilliant," he wrote.
The ascent of 24 Karats was of course not the only notable ascent for Shiraishi during her trip. The day after 24 Karats, she climbed 50 Words for Pump, also 5.14c, located at the Bob Marley crag. The route follows 11 bolts through a V11 boulder problem up to an incredibly steep and pumpy overhang to the chains.
With these two ascents under her belt, the twelve year old is now the only female to have climbed both V13 and 5.14c, according to 8a.nu. Her recent ascents at Red River Gorge mark her 3rd and 4th ascents of 5.14c's, respectively. Click here for a Rock and Ice interview with Shiraishi from earlier this year.Below is a video of Jonathan Siegrist on the first ascent of 24 Karats (5.14c).
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Current rates suggest that 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime1. The good news is that many of these women will make a complete recovery. Proper education about breast cancer, its treatment, and after-treatment care are key tools on the path to becoming a breast cancer survivor.
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|Real Madrid 1 Atletico Madrid 1 (aet, 5-3 pens): Ronaldo settles dramatic shoot-out
|I have not scored enough for Man City, concedes Sterling
|Carvajal sustains injury in Champions League final
|Bruce lauds Diame ´magic´ as Hull seal Premier League return
|Hull City 1 Sheffield Wednesday 0: Diame fires Tigers back to the big time
|France midfielder Diarra hit with €10million fine
|Bartra confirms he can leave Barcelona for €8million
|France v Cameroon: Cabaye out to prove a point
|Mourinho will bring trophies to Man Utd, says McNair
|Switzerland 1 Belgium 2: Lukaku, De Bruyne complete comeback
|Hummels doubtful for Germany´s Euro 2016 opener
|´Very likely´ that I´ll stay at West Ham, says Payet
|Dante expecting Wolfsburg improvement
|Le Graet slams Cantona over ´pathetic´ Deschamps attack
|Williams hoping to become a leader in Spain squad
|Switzerland 1-2 Belgium: Lukaku and De Bruyne inspire Red Devils comeback
|UEFA opts against extending Sakho´s provisional doping ban, but case not yet dropped
|Subotic considering his options
|Ter Stegen: Barcelona season a success
|Umtiti replaces Mathieu in France´s Euro 2016 squad
|Grigg, Washington make Northern Ireland´s final Euro 2016 squad
|´There are many regrets´ - Galliani on Torres´ time at Milan
|Milan metro reopens after false alarm over suspect package
|Germany still uncertain on Schweinsteiger return
|Low: I don´t regret telling Gotze to outshine Messi
|Champions League over La Liga for Madrid, says Morientes
|Seedorf tips Ronaldo to make the difference in Milan
|Bayern will reject all offers for Lewandowski - Rummenigge
|Judge Zidane on next season - Seedorf
|Galliani denies Benzema talks but won´t rule out Kovacic deal
|Chile can´t repeat Jamaica showing against Argentina, warns Medel
|Mascherano, Higuain hopeful on Messi injury
|FA warns Brentford´s Judge after doping breaches
|Clyne impressed with Rashford´s ability and temperament
|Tottenham to play Champions League fixtures at Wembley
|Hodgson upbeat on Wilshere, Henderson fitness
|Ronaldo prolific, Neymar inventive and Gabi tenacious: The best Champions League player stats
|De Jong still hurting over Euros failure
|Ronaldo: I do not like Simeone´s tactics
|Sporting Kansas City 0 DC United 1: Kamara nets winner on debut
|Costa Rica 2 Venezuela 1: Hosts rally to pre-Copa America win
|Rashford displays no longer a surprise – Smalling
|Bale and Co. ready for Atletico test in Champions League final
|Messi avoids serious injury ahead of Copa America opener
|Maldini: Italian football needs to start over
|Chile 1 Jamaica 2: Copa champions suffer shock loss
|Argentina 1 Honduras 0: Higuain scores stunner as Messi hobbles off
|Uruguay 3 Trinidad and Tobago 1: Cavani double inspires hosts
|Argentina 1-0 Honduras: Higuain scores stunner as Messi hobbles off
|Chile 1-2 Jamaica: Copa champion suffers shock loss
|Deportivo La Coruna sign Emre Colak
|Uruguay 3-1 Trinidad and Tobago: Cavani double inspires home side
|Forster optimistic over England´s Euro chances
|Ramos ´just as hungry as before´ ahead of Atletico showdown
|Small details will decide Champions League final - Marcelo
|Henderson backs ´special´ Rashford to push for Euro berth
|O´Neill pleased with Ireland display despite late equaliser
|Postecoglou proud despite Socceroos loss
|Hartley: Another concussion could end my career
|Hodgson hails Rashford, but leaves door open for Sturridge
|O´Neill hails ´perfect night´
|Rashford would have no fear at Euro 2016 - Henderson
|Ibrahimovic´s next club ´a surprise´ - agent Raiola
|Republic of Ireland 1 Netherlands 1: Late goal pegs O´Neill´s men back
|Northern Ireland 3 Belarus 0: Lafferty marks 50th cap with goal
|Rashford seizes England chance to leave Sturridge in peril
|England 2 Australia 1: Remarkable Rashford strikes on debut
|Champions League final: Thankless tasks on eve of showpiece, pesky sprinklers and a few old pros
|Lewandowski agent confirms Real Madrid talks
|Germany v Slovakia: Low´s young stars desperate to earn Euro call
|Nigeria 1 Mali 0: Iheanacho ends wretched run
|Republic of Ireland 1-1 Netherlands: Boys in Green pegged back after Long goal
|No fears for Real as Ronaldo looks razor sharp
|Hazard hints at Chelsea stay
|Reinartz retires at 27 due to injuries
|Bellerin not interested in rumours of Barcelona move
|Zidane happy to fulfil Ancelotti´s prophecy
|Ronaldo is 100 per cent fit for Champions League final - Zidane
|Rummenigge: Bayern ready to welcome Hoeness back
|Bordeaux name Gourvennec as new coach
|Portugal v Norway: Quaresma challenges hosts to prove Euro 2016 ambition
|Espanyol announce Galca exit
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|Spain v Bosnia-Herzegovina: Uncapped duo aim to impress
|Italy v Scotland Preview: Chiellini spots chance to prepare for Ireland challenge
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|England 2-1 Australia: Rashford and Rooney see off Socceroos
|FIFA hits Croatia with stadium ban as part of widespread homophobia sanctions
|Northern Ireland 3-0 Belarus: O'Neill's men cruise to victory
|Italy v Scotland: Chiellini spots chance to prepare for Ireland challenge
|Sane brushes off talk of Schalke exit
|Yorke: Giggs should be Mourinho successor
|Defence can lead Italy to Euro success - Chiellini
|Scolari swoons over ´spectacular´ Ronaldo
|Neuer to miss Germany friendly
|Gabi looking forward, not back
|Gerhardt agrees Wolfsburg switch
|Champions League final is the game of my life - Torres
|Simeone: Casemiro the key for Real
|Mourinho urges United to ´forget the past three years´
|Malaga appoint Ramos
|Berlusconi ready to relinquish power at AC Milan
|Busquets agrees new five-year Barcelona contract
|Euro 2016 not under threat from strike action - Braillard
|Real Madrid v Atletico Madrid: San Siro the stage for Champions League final re-run
|Vela staying with Sociedad - agent
|A poke in the eye & ´the f****** master´: Five of the best Mourinho v Guardiola battles
|Red Devils enter Faustian pact as Manchester United hire Mourinho
|Star striker top of Mourinho´s United shopping list
|An attacking mastermind even more fearsome than Ferguson - Jose Mourinho in numbers
|Manchester United appoint Mourinho as manager
|Italy not among Euro 2016 favourites - Ancelotti
|Win or lose in Milan, it is time for Perez to back Zidane
|Ronaldo wants Morata back at Madrid
|England v Australia preview: All eyes on Rashford debut
|Weigl, Kimmich grateful to Tuchel and Guardiola
|Benitez: I´m ready for Championship challenge
|Colombia v Haiti: Bacca ready for responsibility
|Karembeu hails Zidane ahead of Champions League final
|Panama v Brazil: Lucas Lima ready to prove himself
|Kaka replaces Douglas Costa in Brazil´s Copa America squad
|Mascherano opens up on Juventus rumours
|Allen unclear over Liverpool future
|Hodgson praises scrapped cup replays
|Deschamps to take legal action against Cantona
|Kuyt signs new Feyenoord deal
|Messi set for court appearance on June 2
|Juninho tips Atletico for Champions League glory
|Galatasaray 1 Fenerbahce 0: Podolski header settles Turkish Cup final
|Skrtel set for Liverpool exit
|Rashford set for England debut
|Xavi: It is Atletico Madrid´s time to win the Champions League
|Manchester United will be hard to beat with Mourinho - Courtois
|Signing ´animal´ Ibrahimovic a no-brainer for Man Utd, says Henry
|FA Cup quarter-final replays scrapped
|Cantona suggests Deschamps dropped Ben Arfa and Benzema over race
|Depay ´p***** off´ at lack of football
|Ferdinand welcomes Mourinho to Manchester United
|Delph placed on England standby list
|Wales talisman Bale shrugs off Euro pressure
|Ronaldo open to working under Mourinho again
|Ronaldo values Champions League over Barcelona´s double
|Switzerland v Belgium: Shaqiri eyes Euro glory
|Willian: Manchester United stronger with Mourinho
|Liverpool and Dortmund in for Guerreiro
|Real Madrid will attack Atletico again, says Ancelotti
|Ramirez set for Southampton exit
|Bale calls for cool Madrid heads
|´Mourinho can take United back to the top´ - Ibrahimovic hints at Old Trafford switch
|Hull City v Sheffield Wednesday: Promotion windfall the prize on offer
|Lahm eyes Champions League glory with Ancelotti
|Juventus chief hints at Dani Alves deal
|Gotze warned he will not be first choice under Ancelotti
|Mexico v Paraguay Preview: Marquez ready to make the most of 'great opportunity'
|Courtois: If nothing strange happens, I will continue at Chelsea
|Vermaelen ´disappointed´ by Barca struggles
|Higuain and Lamela dream of lifting the Copa America
|Reborn Torres returns to Milan to complete Atletico´s greatest tale
|Lukaku offers Everton ultimatum: I want to win trophies!
|United States v Bolivia: Copa America hosts to fine-tune preparations
|Zidane has united Real Madrid again - Ramos
|Mexico v Paraguay: Marquez ready to make the most of ´great opportunity´
|Republic of Ireland v Netherlands Preview: O'Neill wants confident display
|Coyle leaves Houston Dynamo
|McLaren could end Mercedes dominance - Alonso
|Orlando City 2 Philadelphia Union 2: Tribbett rescues point in controversial contest
|United States 1 Ecuador 0: Last-gasp Nagbe goal lifts hosts in Copa America warm-up
|Djourou compares Xhaka to Pirlo
|Gallas ´very proud´ of former boss Ranieri´s title glory
|Copa America to use goal-line technology
|Smith likens Postecoglou to Klopp
|Hart backs Sterling to shine at Euro 2016
|Giovinco happy in MLS despite Euro 2016 snub
|Balotelli set for Liverpool return, confirms Berlusconi
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|Arbeloa: Mourinho didn´t get enough recognition at Madrid
|Mijatovic: Bale can save Madrid´s season in Champions League final


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Redskins must find more points vs. GW
When you play a team as explosive as George Washington with Kennedy Award-winning running back Ryan Switzer, you'd better be prepared to slap a few points on the scoreboard if you want to stay in the game.
Certainly, Hurricane needs to put up more than 15 points, which is what happened the first time the two teams met this season, a 41-15 victory for the Patriots on Sept. 14.
The Redskins (6-4) get another shot at GW (8-2) Friday night in the opening round of the Class AAA playoffs. Kickoff is set for 7:30 at Steve Edwards Sr. Field in South Hills.
"We'll have to figure out a way to score a few more points than last time,'' said Jeremy Taylor, Hurricane's first-year coach. "But as good as they are offensively, they're just as good defensively, so it's going to be a tough task.''
The Redskins barely ran for 100 yards the first time around against GW, but at least they put up two touchdowns back in September. When the teams met twice last year, the Patriots came away with wins of 35-0 (in the regular season) and 33-6 (in the playoff quarterfinals).
"A lot of times, it's just an execution thing you're trying to do,'' Taylor said. "Really, every play is designed to score - it's just the execution of it. They've got athletes on the other end, and a lot of times the better athlete wins no matter what scheme you're in.''
Hurricane certainly needs to get lead running back Zach Pate more into the offensive flow. In the first game, Pate was limited to 71 scrimmage yards - 19 yards on five carries and 52 yards on three catches. In the Redskins' other nine games this season, Pate averaged more than 130 yards from scrimmage.
GW coach Steve Edwards Jr. wonders if the defense his team used against Hurricane the first time will have the same effect this weekend.
"I think the one thing to remember,'' Edwards said, "is that they're better now than they were early in the season. Certainly, they're running a lot more things. They've got a lot more experience.
"They replaced a lot of guys in the beginning of the season and had a lot of new guys out there. Being that early in the season, I don't think we're going to see the same ballclub [on Friday]. They're playing with a lot more confidence.''
Edwards knows that whatever Hurricane decides to run on Friday, quarterback Austin Hensley will play a big part.
Hensley handles the ball on virtually every play, so the offense goes through him. He's attempted 275 passes already this season and run the ball 87 times, so he's figured into 362 offensive plays in 10 games. He's thrown for 2,156 yards and 21 touchdowns.
"He's a really good quarterback,'' Edwards said. "He's got a strong arm and does a really nice job. He's got a good supporting cast to go with him, too, and a scheme that makes it all work.''
In the first game with GW, Hensley hit on 11 of 29 passes for 171 yards and two touchdowns with one interception. It was the second-most amount of passing yardage allowed by the Patriots in the regular season.
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|Release Date: March 02, 2007
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Summary:From 1966 to 1978, the Zodiac Killer claimed victim after victim in the San Francisco Bay area, repeatedly taunting law-enforcement authorities with direct messages bragging about his deeds. The killer is officially blamed for six murders, but claimed to have killed some 37 people and could have been responsible for as many as 50. When Zodiac starts killing again, the son of the broken journalist who tracked his every move and the retired cop who never caught him, continue the search to find the notorious serial killer.
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A day after Clear Springs (TX) CB Sam Richardson commits to Iowa St., Winter Park (FL) QB Sam Richardson commits to Iowa St.
Sam Richardson - Yahoo! Sports
I think we're going to need nicknames...
That is absurd. And awesome. I'm speechless.
We got our QB! Great news!
Sam Richardson - College Football Recruiting 2011 - ESPN
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What are they going to put on the back of the jerseys? Maybe stick their middle initial in there someplace.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Any other Sam Richardson's we need to keep our eye on?
he definitely athletic. Hopefully he's a tall 6'1
"Success isn't owned. It's leased, and rent is due everyday" -J.J. Watt
Look at this highlight tape...he looks awesome. 6-3 and a 4.7 40. He can light it up.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKMFZkMpw38]YouTube - Sam Richardson Highlight Tape[/ame]
Here is my updated 2011 offers thread list if anyone is interested.
Hopefully Robert Standard is the next Cyclone commit on Thursday! Touchdown machine
Scout.com: Standard sets a date for his decision
Robert Standard - Yahoo! Sports
Tim Tebow's number I see. Hmmmmm..
He could start for us now.
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"Has Paul Rhoads run out of gas? Is this the year we lay an egg?" 5/18/2012 5:52 A.M.
Winter Park is a gigantic school. Doc Rivers' son, Austin is the star on the basketball team and a top 5 recruit nationally. Winter Park is also about 3 miles from where I lived in Orlando. Cool story, I know.
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Look at this highlight tape...he looks awesome. 6-3 and a 4.7 40. He can light it up.
YouTube - Sam Richardson Highlight Tape
He will need to change numbers
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Friday Lineup: Greinke vs. the Big Unit
The Royals picked up their first Spring Training win on Thursday. Today, they travel to Scottsdale to play the Giants. Our pitching matchup is one that you'd love to see in the regular season when these guys could stretch it out and go deep into the game. Zack Greinke will make his 2009 debut against San Francisco newcomer Randy Johnson. The Big Unit is looking to put the icing on his Hall of Fame résumé in 2009 as he is 5 regular season wins shy of 300. Here's the Friday lineup, along with Thursday's home run swings from John Buck and Coco Crisp.
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St. Louis (KSDK) -- Police are investigating a shooting that took place in the 3900 block of W. Florissant Road around 6 a.m. Sunday morning.
The 38 year-old victim stopped at the light at Warne and W. Florissant when the suspect approached him and tried to speak to him. The victim rolled his window down acknowledging the man, when the suspect raised his arm as though he was getting something from his waist.
The victim stepped on the gas to flee when he heard a gunshot and a bullet strike his car door.
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All Metal Construction: The UL18 mechanical structures have been extensively modeled via 3D CAD and advanced FEA to provide the optimal structure strength and stability. Machined with Computer Numerical Control (CNC) technology and hand fitted to assure proper fit and finish. Completed with deluxe and environmentally friendly black powder coating, it is such a pleasure to look at, not to mention the enjoyment to look through.
Dual-Speed 2-inch Linear Drive Crayford Focuser: The Hubble UL18 comes with a precision dual-speed, 2-inch diameter focuser. It's a beautiful piece of precision machining that enhances the viewing experience as well as the overall impression of a premium quality instrument you'll have with this telescope. This focuser is robust! It is a zero-backlash "Crayford-style" design further enhanced with modern "linear bearings" meaning you get a rock-solid, super smooth focusing experience that can handle the weight of even the heaviest of modern eyepieces. Its tension, the pressure on the drawtube, is preset to a very reasonable level, but adjustable to lock heavy equipment in place if desired. The smaller brass focus control adjusts focus at a rate 10 times finer than the larger focus wheels. This fine adjustment allows for critical focusing during high power visual observing or for imaging applications. The focuser has 50mm of travel distance.
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Optical diameter : 457.2mm
Focal length : 1850mm
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Finder scope : Not included
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Secondary mirror obstruction : 90 mm
Secondary mirror obstruction by diameter : 19.7%
Secondary mirror obstruction by area : 3.9%
Mirror coatings/over-coatings : 92% Semi-Enhanced Aluminum coating on the primary and 96% Enhanced coating on the secondary mirror
Materials : Aluminum Alloy (T6063-T6) tube with black stainless steel knob screws, T6061-T6 Main structure, Structure Steel mirror cell
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01 October 2013
We visited the Stockholm Beer and Whiskey Festival which took place on 26-28 September this year, to show the good people of Sweden what British beer is all about.
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The brewers of Kent have joined forces for the second year running to bring a raft of green hop beers to drinkers in Kent – perfectly timed to celebrate Cask Ale Week.
There are just four ingredients in cask beer – water, malted barley, yeast and hops. It is the latter of these that are probably the least understood.
Our pub of the week this week is the spectacular Horse and Groom - a striking grade II listed building beautifully situated on Rushlake village green in the heart of the East Sussex countryside. The award winning pub absolutely oozes with history and can be dated back to 1650; it has had its current name since at least 1777.
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The first question a lot of people ask about cask ale is:what's the difference between it and other beers, such as lager and keg/bottled ales?
Cask ale has a lot of different names: cask beer, real ale, cask conditioned beer, beer from the handpump, even beer from the wood or real beer.
29 September 2013
Brewer and pub operator Shepherd Neame is to stock one of the most critically acclaimed new English sparkling wines, Herbert Hall, through its premium pubs and inns. The partnership marks the coming together of two quintessentially Kentish names in the drinks industry - one old and one new.
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REGIONALREPORT Triangle
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK Startup drug company Ascletis, founded by a Chinese businessman and a former GlaxoSmithKline researcher in the Triangle, has raised $100 million from investors that will go toward research on treatments for cancer and infectious diseases. The research will be conducted in China, but the company plans to base its management in the Triangle.
DURHAM Lip balm and lotion maker Burts Bees has a new top executive. Nick Vlahos, a 15-year veteran of parent Clorox, replaced John Replogle, who left as CEO in February to become CEO of Burlington, Vt.-based product producer Seventh Generation.
DURHAM Verisk Analytics, which provides risk data to insurers and mortgage lenders, bought Bloodhound Technologies for $82 million. Bloodhound uses technology that spots fraud in insurance claims. Jersey City, N.J.-based Verisk says it will keep Bloodhounds 46 employees.
GARNER Butterball says CEO Keith Shoemaker resigned. The turkey producer gave no reason for his departure and said members of the companys board would assume his responsibilities until a successor is hired. It employs about 80 locally.
The Blackstone Group, a New York-based private-equity firm, is donating $3.6 million through its charitable foundation to create an entrepreneurial network in the Triangle that will forge a partnership with UNC Chapel Hill, Duke University, N.C. State University and N.C. Central University. The grant will finance the network for five years, paying for an executive director and 15 experienced entrepreneurs who will mentor 30 of the regions most promising startups.


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OLD WASHINGTON - To say Buckeye Trail has had some lean years recently would be a correct statement.
Since the Warriors compiled a memorable 10-0 campaign in 2007 before dropping their first-round Division V playoff game, the they have only managed three victories in the past four seasons.
First-year coach Dale Broomhall admits he likes challenge, which is good because he's in for one.
''I contemplated retirement last year, but this is my 36th year at Buckeye Trail and I've done just about everything else,'' he said. ''I've been a baseball coach, a football assistant for 17-18 years, an athletic director and a volleyball coach.
''I've always been a Warrior. I saw this as a challenge. I like the group of kids we have. They needed a coach and I was looking for a challenge.''
In addition to the lack of recent winning, Broomhall and his staff have to deal with the recently instituted pay-to-play issue in the school district.
Fact Box
Aug. 24: Ridgewood7 p.m.
Aug. 30: at Caldwell7 p.m.
Sept. 7: at Frontier7 p.m.
Sept. 14: at Barnesville7 p.m.
Sept. 21: Bridgeport7 p.m.
Sept. 28: Shenandoah7 p.m.
Oct. 5: Fort Frye7 p.m.
Oct. 12: at Shadyside7 p.m.
Oct. 19: River7 p.m.
Oct. 26: at Monroe Central7 p.m.
Win 2, Lose 8
''Yes, our numbers have been affected to some degree by the $300 per player fee,'' he quickly noted. ''But there are some things that we can control, and there are some things that we can't control. We have lost some players due to the money factor. We've had some fundraisers, but we need to move along and control the things we can control.''
Offensively, Buckeye Trail will run out of a variety of formations, but will be a basic I-set squad.
''Most of our sets will be run out of the I, but we will run some type of spread as well,'' Broomhall explained. ''We're going to try and run the ball, run the clock, but at the same time we feel we've got enough skilled athletes that we can put the ball in the air as well.''
The Warriors don't have a lot of experience back at quarterback, but Broomhall has liked what he has seen in senior Jeffrey Simmons (6-foot-2, 205 pounds).
''Jeff probably only threw the ball 4-to-5 times last season, but he is coming around,'' the head coach said.
Also in the mix are juniors Morgan Dougherty (6-0, 170) and freshman Levi Gadd (5-6, 140).
The backfield is where most of the experience returns as Tyler Nealey (5-9, 200) and Seth Doudna (6-1, 200) will be earning their fourth varsity letters. Nealey is listed as the starting tailback, with Doudna as the fullback.
Other tailbacks include juniors Lane Starr (6-0, 170) and Jonathon Morton (6-0, 170), along with sophomore Tanner Keith (6-1, 195). The fullbacks are juniors Codey Kimble (5-8, 190), Travis Pontius (5-9, 190), sophomore Brady Neuhart (5-10, 155) and freshman Tristen King (5-10, 200).
The receiver corps is where Broomhall says his team's strengths are.
''We've got some athletic kids out there that can catch the ball, but they really didn't get a chance last season,'' he said.
Senior C.J. Beaver (5-9, 145) is listed as the starter at split end, with classmate Brett Shipman (6-0, 150) at the Z. The tight end is listed as junior Spencer Warden (6-2, 185).
Backups at split end are juniors Bobby Sells (5-11, 180) and Tyler Starr (5-9, 160); sophomore Ben Garcia (5-6, 140) and freshman Isiah Tucker (5-11, 190). Reserve Z receivers include Dougherty and junior Cody Pletcher (5-8, 145). The other tight end is junior RJ Douglass (5-9, 165).
The offensive and defensive lines is where Broomhall is concerned.
''We only have eight kids in the trenches,'' he said. ''So we're short there, but we've got some extra running backs that could be moved to the line where they have a little experience."
Sophomore Dalton Choate (6-2, 235) is penciled in as the starting center. He will be flanked by senior Ian Wildes (5-10, 250) and junior Cory Cutlip (6-1, 265) at the guards. The tackles will be senior Seth McPeek (5-9, 185) and sophomore Dillon Pointer (6-1, 265). McPeek is another three-year veteran.
The remaining linemen are sophomores AJ Robertson (5-8, 200) and Lydia Johnson (5-8, 190); and freshman Tyler Faulk (5-8, 200).
''We've got some size, but we don't have any depth,'' Broomhall said. ''Injuries, especially along the line, could be devastating.''
Defensively, the Warriors will employ a 5-2 alignment with Pontius getting the nod at middle guard. He is backed up by Choate and Faulk.
The down tackles will be Cutlip and Wildes, with McPeek, Johnson and Pointer also in the mix. The ends are Warden and Doudna as the starters. The backups are Simmons, Morton, Douglass and Neuhart.
Starting at linebacker will be Nealey and King. Robertson, Lane Starr and Keith are the backups.
In the secondary, Shipman and Beaver will start at cornerback, with Dougherty the free safety and Kimble as the strong safety. Backups include Sells, Garcia, Gadd, Tyler Starr, Pletcher and Tucker.
Broomhall said Dougherty is the set for the placekicking and kicking off duties, while Sells or Wildes will do the punting. The return specialists are Beaver, Shipman, Dougherty and both Starrs.
As far as the schedule goes, the Warriors will have a rough go of it early on as a Ridgewood visits the Baker Activity Complex in Friday's opener.
Buckeye Trail has a short week after the opener as a jaunt to Caldwell is set for Thursday, Sept. 6.
Broomhall is assisted by Randy Thompson, Steve Mercer, Donnie Kerns, Darin Wilson, Mike Neuhart, Mark Neuhart and Kurtis Spratt.


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AAPA attacks future risk concerns
April 13, 2011
While U.S. federal government lawmakers continue to focus on the nation's budgetary woes, The American Association of Port Authorities is convening a special meeting in San Francisco to examine financial challenges of its own.
Today through Friday, the AAPA will discuss the latest trends and management strategies for port administrators, finance officers, attorneys, and real estate and risk managers.
"Western Hemisphere seaports, which collectively handle some 7.8 billion tons of cargo a year worth about $8.6 trillion, serve as crucial trade gateways and economic engines for the regions and nations they serve, while constantly working to minimize risk in everything from public financing, construction projects and leases, to employee relations," said Jean Godwin, AAPA's executive vice president and general counsel. "The association's Law Review and Risk Management & Safety committees have developed an outstanding program of industry experts and interactive panel discussions that will cover an array of timely legal as well as finance, human resources and administrative issues facing ports today."
The association's 2½-day program will address current developments in port contracts and leasing; lease security and certificates of insurance; the Shipping Act and Federal Maritime Commission regulation; port insurance and risk management strategies; a wide range of employment issues; legal ethics, public records, recordkeeping, and electronically-stored information; and minimizing/avoiding liability in port construction projects.
It will also include an in-depth discussion of public financing and the issuance of bonds.
LM has been invited to attend the event, we look forward to sharing our observations.
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This week's festival features the group Homemade Jamz.
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The Goodguys 1st Nostalgia Nationals - Days At The BeechWritten by on April 1, 2009 Goodguys 1st Nostalgia Nationals
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There's always a mixture of excitement and anticipation, coupled with apprehension when attending a new event (imagine how the organizers feel then!) and though Beech Bend Raceway Park in Bowling Green, Kentucky, hosts the Hot Rod Reunion and other events, this was Goodguys' first visit to the facility.
If there were any early fears about attendance, they were allayed, with the grounds filling fast on Friday morning, under clear fall skies, despite rain the previous evening. I have to admit I was nervous driving up from Nashville late on Thursday night in the pouring rain, so finding the grounds and the track dry on Friday was a relief. The usual Goodguys pre-'72 format ensured a varied turnout, with a notable number of street-driven Gassers on show, but the added feature of nostalgia-themed cars out on the strip made the event for me.
I should just briefly mention the track itself, as I can't remember the last time I was allowed (admittedly with a photographer's pass) to stand so close to the cars on the starting line, and even the roof-equipped bleachers were near to the action. It's a great old track-a step back in time that I could really appreciate. The NHRA is coming back to the track for the Hot Rod Reunion June 19-21, 2009, if you want to get a look at some more vintage racing action.
It's difficult to gauge the success of a new event as there's nothing to compare it to, but given the decline in attendance at many events this season, and the number of cars in attendance on Saturday (around 2,000), we'd call this a success. But then when a venue just "works" and everyone has a good time, what's not to like? Except a couple more food vendors next time maybe...
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Nancy Mutert's '60 Olds 98 proves you don't have to go overboard to put together a cool cruiser which benefits from fresh copper mist paint, cut springs, and 19- and 20-inch Intro Flagstaff wheels.Len Beal was keen to point out that his '46 ragtop (with '47 parklights) is a driver that offers plenty of comfort thanks to power T-bird seats, Vintage Air A/C, and Air Ride suspension. A 350 Chevy, 700-R4, and 10-bolt make up the reliable drivetrain.Nancy Mutert's '60 Olds 98 proves you don't have to go overboard to put together a cool cruiser which benefits from fresh copper mist paint, cut springs, and 19- and 20-inch Intro Flagstaff wheels.I wasn't surprised to find out that Joey Collins was an ex-drag racer once we got to talking; the Enderle injected and zoomie-equipped '56 354ci Hemi kinda gave the game away, coupled with the big engine/small car package. And they don't come much smaller than a 1930 American Austin! Joey and Jason Graham screwed this together in one year and Joey regularly drives it around Portland, Tennessee.Brad Arnold's British Racing Green '32 roadster featured a number of unusual details that caught my eye, such as the Canadian Monarch hubcaps, Cam Grant hand-cast windshield, and cast silver '32 Lincoln dash insert. Then there's the 425ci Nailhead hiding behind those '34-style hood sides, backed by a Richmond five-speed and Halibrand quick-change.Dennis and Becky Guither work for Goodguys and weren't sure they should accept our R&C Top Tin award, but that's fine with us, especially when their '58 Bel Air is as nice as this! In their five years of ownership they've driven it to the East and West Coasts and Canada, the 17-inch billets spun thanks to a GM crate 350 and 200-4R trans. The stock bench seat up front was replaced with buckets and console from a '63 Chevy.I just love this style of car, and while there were a few tube axle'd Gasser-type '55s at Bowling Green, Gary Gibson's jumped out at me with its radiused arches, stock front suspension, and that cool spreader bar between stock framerails. It's an ex-race car from Michigan. Jay Wimsett in Kentucky undertook the body-off resto, completing it with a 327, four-speed, and 12-bolt posi.
I don't run across too many '38 Deluxe coupes, and certainly few as nice as Lowell Pile's example. Riding on a Total Cost Involved chassis with a Mustang II IFS and Currie 9-inch posi rearend, it's pushed down the road by a 502 Chevy, with Lowell sitting comfortably in the red leather-trimmed interior. The straight black paint and body were taken care of by Keith Pile, who we're guessing is a relative!Rich Browning's chopped 'n' channeled '30 coupe runs an LS1 motor with finned valve covers, backed by a Muncie four-speed. The white tuck 'n' roll interior features swing pedals too.What could be better than a Willys facing off against a Henry J, given the great period setting of Beech Bend Raceway Park. From Nostalgia Top Fuel and Funny Cars down to Gassers and the hot rod shootout, the action on the track lived up to the Nostalgia Nationals name of the event.Eric and Sherry Allen's '26 T Tudor sedan runs Model A fenders and a great stance, the wide whites tucked nicely into the wheelwells. That's a TPI-equipped small-block under the hood, with ram horn manifolds keeping things traditional when the hood top is in place.Joe Hass drove Justin Grant's Wonder Wagon 'Cuda to a new best top speed of 231.91, taking Nostalgia Funny Car honors with a 6.176/230.84 over Steve Nicholls' '70 Camaro in the final.The molded fenders and taillights are old mods on 'Firesuit' Phil Pofahl's '46 coupe, as the paint is over 40 years old! There's a '52 Olds with '56 heads under the hood, bored and stroked to 387ci with Hilborn injection and an Isky cam. A homemade spool in a narrowed '51 Merc rearend coupled with a TH400 trans ensured Phil got down the track to win the Geezer Gasser class with a 12.139 at 107 mph.The tunnel-rammed big-block means that Two Lane Blacktop-style hood scoop is needed on Randy Smelcer's '55 150. The sliding door windows, dash-mounted tach, and rollcage all accentuate the street racer image, while those slick-shod daisy mags don't hurt either!What was once a drab white '57 Olds Rocket 88 is now a bright red attention grabber. Quince Arnold was searching for the Rocket 88 he had new in '57, but when he learned it had been scrapped, he built this as a substitute, with a 350/350 Chevy combo.
The very nature of a pickup truck means getting one into the condition that Jack Troup has managed with his '37 is no easy feat. This understated hauler runs a late Chevy small-block and Richmond five-speed. I saw more rods with three pedals at Bowling Green than I've seen in a long while!The Golden Angel II is a replica of a '48 Anglia gasser that crashed in the '60s, faithful down to near-identical times and signature wheelstands. Bill Caughron of Louisville runs the 10-second replica with a Hilborn injected 389ci Chevy.As well as the surfboard and the cool rack that holds it, Michael Hood's '47 Chevy woodie features very cleverly executed faux rust stains. This is a far nicer car than first impressions would suggest.


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Woman accused of swindling $14,679 from 92-year-old friend
Published: Tuesday, September 24, 2013 at 12:38 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, September 24, 2013 at 12:38 p.m.
A 59-year-old woman from The Villages has been arrested on charges of swindling $14,679 from a 92-year-old woman who thought of her as a friend.
A free Operation SAFE workshop is planned for 10-11:30 a.m. Oct. 16 at the Marion County Sheriff's Office Multi-Purpose Room. The workshop aims to help people avoid becoming victims of scams. Registration begins at 9 a.m. For information, visit www.myfloridacfo.com/SAFE or all 877-693-5236.
The Ocala Police Department offers a Seniors vs. Crime Program on from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Paddock Mall substation. OPD also provides a safety workshop for seniors on how to avoid scams. For more information, call 873-6377 or 369-7139.
Vicki Lee Laspina, of 17020 SE 96 Chapelwood Circle, was arrested Monday on larceny and fraud charges, according to a Marion County Sheriff's Office report. Laspina was released from the Marion County Jail early Tuesday on $5,000 bond.
A woman who answered Laspina's phone said she was resting as it had been a long night and she would deliver the reporter's message.
Laspina told Detective Bobby Levay she has known the victim for five years and is like a daughter to her. While briefly caring for the woman, she took her to Citizens First Bank at 8590 SE 165th Mulberry Lane in The Villages, where Laspina was added to the her checking account.
She claimed to be the victim's daughter, according to the report.
The next day, Laspina generated two cashier's checks — for $5,000 and $9,679 — from the victim's account without her consent, according to Levay's report.
A bank associate noticed something odd about Laspina's behavior. Everything seemed all right, the report states, "until the defendant went out of her way to say how well she knew (the teller), because (the teller) only met her the day before."
The associate contacted her manager and then called the victim at her living facility, who told her Laspina did not have permission to take the money.
The victim told Levay she remembered going to the bank with Laspina and said she thought she was signing a check, not adding her to the checking account.
"One of the first things she said to me," Levay wrote, "was 'how could a friend rob me of my money?' "
That same day, Laspina called the detective and told him she had made a mistake by generating the checks without the elderly woman's consent and that she was going to tell the victim when the bank statement came in.
Officials said the woman told them she used the money to pay bills.
Law enforcement officials said they have seen multiple frauds and scams targeting the elderly. In some of cases, the victims are told they can claim a sweepstakes prize if they send cash for tax purposes ahead of time. In others, the con artist pretends to need money for a start-up business and promises repayment, which never materializes.
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