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In conjunction with its newest featured exhibit, Rolling Stones: 50 Years of Satisfaction, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has announced a series of free Rock and Roll Night School sessions, each of which will spotlight a classic Rolling Stones album. Upcoming album spotlights will include Beggar's Banquet (1968) and Some Girls (1978).
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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's education department presents Rock and Roll Night School, a monthly series of educational, discussion-based evening classes offered free of charge from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The award-winning education department leads the classes, which are geared towards adults interested in gaining more knowledge about rock and roll history. The program explores the history of rock and roll from its roots to its current incarnations.
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Uncle Leone is the elderly and hunched Sicilian Mafia head who is only featured once after the final mission of the Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories. It is revealed that he was backing Massimo Torini's bid to take over Liberty City, but admits defeat at the end of the game and decides to return to Sicily in peace. Salvatore insults him behind his back, stating that he can't be trusted, to which Uncle Leone replies "Every dog has his day", a phrase uttered by Tony Montana in both the Scarface film and Scarface: The World is Yours video game. This warning indeed comes to pass in Grand Theft Auto III, as Salvatore is killed by Claude, a man whom he betrays. He is based off of Uncle Junior from The Sopranos.
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Yo Lupe, why u sayin in your lasers manifesto that you want an end to the glamorization of negativity in the media nd now ur postin this shit right here man? I dont get it, just damagin ur credibility...
im telling you, if there are any legend of zelda fiends like me out there, then GET or at least ren 3D DOT GAME HEROES, shit is all that....
This is supposed to be a pretty nice game. Currently I'm spinning MAG, God of War II, Final Fantasy 13, Modern Warfare II, Heavy Rain, Little Big Planet and Bayonetta. Needless to say I'm PS3 to the bone! I'm SO N.Y. lol
YYo, waiting for a Lupe album is like waiting for a new next Gen system. We need Lasers homie. But the game I'm playing right now is Alan Wake. You have to get this one, its a great game. Will be cropping that read dead too!
red dead redemtion looks official, got mines already pre-ordered and cant wait to cop it...i will be busy with some FF13 and 3D dot game heroes as well tho...plus i am geeked about tiger woods 2011 coming out in june and still rock the RE5 on the regular, also Super Mario Galaxy Dos and Metroit other M are dropping soon, good time to be a video game head fo sho
havent seen this video yet. i pre-ordered it. im waiting atm for my ps3 copy of GTAIV:EFLC to hit the mail, im gonna be short of time for all these games. i just finished just cause 2, great game! and Super mario galaxy 2 coming next month as well! this is gonna be a hot summer!!!
Nice one, The first one was good times. I just got Borderlands for PS3. It's not bad, kinda like a combo between fallout, halo, and diablo. but i got no time to play these days!
Game looks good, but Fallout 3 never gets old either. Gotta get Alan Wake too, that looks like the shit!
If they drop a demo for this and I happen to like it then I'll get it. I'm playing Killzone 2 right now. It never gets old for me. I'm also playing heart gold.
This game is going to be off the chain. and lupe if u pre order it at gamestop you get the silent assassins suit, but be sides that the online play is going to be BA....... you getting for 360 or ps3
The only games I can get into nowadays are the Nintendo DS Ace Attorney games >_> But Halo Reach looks very fun. And Skate 3.
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According to the conduct policy, "a student who has been formally charged with a felony or similar offense by a prosecuting attorney shall be excluded from participation in extracurricular/co-curricular activities and athletics for a minimum of one calendar year. If the student is not found guilty or if the charges are dismissed, the student may return upon presenting documentation of the court's decision."
Dr. Phillips sat Chris Gallon in last week's region semifinal, but no one in the administration indicated if his playing privileges were revoked because of the controversy surrounding his eligibility or because of his pending charges.
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GPS systems are handy for navigation. However, a GPS system on a $70,000 stolen skid steer led authorities to a barn on Castle Drive in Taylor County.
A construction firm in Boscobel reported that a 2014 Caterpillar skid steer had been stolen from a work site. The dealer of the skid steer was able to track the unit's GPS and it came back to the Taylor County barn where a host of heavy equipment was located.
The owner of the barn told officers that if the equipment was stolen, it had to be taken by Christopher Steig. The barn owner indicated he thought Steig had purchased the equipment on Craigslist or got them from people he knew; the complaint said.
Equipment listed included a Case 430 skid steer, a 16 foot hydraulic dump trailer, a jack hammer, an electric generator, a 10 foot snow plow attachment, and the nearly new 2014 Caterpillar skid steer.
Various pieces of equipment were reported stolen from sites in Wisconsin over a period of time.
Authorities from Grant and Richland Counties worked with Taylor County officers in the investigation.
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MTB Thursday - 2013 Rocky Mountain Endurance Series
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If you're new to the Colorado mountain bike scene or new to mountain biking, read further to get some information about races that you should set in your sights. The main events of these races are challenging enough to be your one-a-year type of goal, while the shorter versions offer less intimidating options to dip your feet into the racing waters. If you've been around the scene and haven't heard the latest on the RME Series, read further as a reminder about your favorite races and provide some mid-winter stoke.
The Rocky Mountain Endurance Series, directed by Warriors Cycling, has become a staple on the Colorado mountain biking race calendar because of the quality courses, organized planning, information, and race days, and the great overall experience and atmosphere. Most of the current events are relatively new, as well as new to the series. Two of the 2013 planned races have been around for several years.
The Breckenridge 100 results date back to 2005. Because of the years it's been around, the extreme nature of the race, and the difficulty, it's maintained its role as the anchor of the series.
The Battle the Bear, which was known in previous years as the Front Range 50 and 60, is the second oldest race on the current 2013 schedule.
Warriors Cycling has bolstered the series for 2013 by increasing the number of events from five to eight. In 2012, the series consisted of the Voodoo Fire in Pueblo, Colorado, the Ridgeline Rampage in Castle Rock, Battle the Bear in Lakewood, the Breckenridge 100 in Breckenridge, and the PV Cycle Derby in Elbert. The proposed 2013 schedule drops the Voodoo Fire race and adds four brand new events, including a new Evolve Fat Tire Festival in Keystone. While there aren't many details on this race, there was a similar event on the website last year that never happened. It included a two-day race event that would have tested riders in a night race the first day followed by a longer race the next day.
The following is the 2013 tentative schedule:
4/20 - Ridgeline Rampage, Castle Rock
?5/4 - Battle the Bear, Lakewood?
5/18 - Indian Creek, Sedalia ?
6/1 - PV Cycle Derby, Elbert
6/29-6/30 Evolve Fat Tire Festival, Keystone?
7/14 - Breckenridge 100, Breckenridge?
8/4 - Tahosa, Ward?
8/31-9/1 - Snake River, Keystone
Since four of the events are unknown at this point, we'll review all the information currently available in this story and get you the remaining information as soon as it's available. So please stay tuned to 303Cycling for all of your Rocky Mountain Endurance Series information.
The following are the most up-to-date details provided by Warriorscycling.com. I've taken their information and descriptions from the site and tried to update information based on what is known. I've also added some additional information into their event descriptions.
The Ridgeline Rampage
The Rampage start to the series is certain to be popular, especially among the Denver area racers. It has been a popular race since its addition to the series in 2011. The course is a tight, rolling 10-mile circuit through gambel oak and pinyon trees overlooking Castle Rock and Pikes Peak. The earlier start date will only increase racers enthusiasm to get out and race the Rampage after a long, dark winter.
Ridgeline Open Space, Bison Park, Meadows Subdivision, Castle Rock, CO
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Saturday, May 4th. No license required. On-site Registration is available for a $10 fee.
This race day schedule is from 2012, therefore, it is subject to change:
• Marathon Race – 60 miles. Start 8:00 am.
• Half Marathon Race – 30 miles. Start 1:00 pm.
• Cross-country Sport – 20 miles. Start 1:00 pm
• Cross-country Beginner – 10 miles. Start 1:00 pm.
Tents for support crews can be set up along the course at the neutral feed zone. Team vehicles and sponsors can park in the expo parking lot.
Event Highlights:
Race #1 in the series. It includes four races throughout the day for all abilities - marathon, half marathon, and cross-country races. The newly designed 10-mile circuit was constructed in 2011 on the hills overlooking the town of Castle Rock, as well as Pikes Peak. The neutral aid station every lap provides excellent spectator opportunities and fast racing action. Highlights of the race include the Oskar Blues awards ceremony, the team and sponsor expo, and the free Kids Zone featuring the world championship Warriors kid's race.
Shake out the legs with the entire family at this exciting venue!
Battle the Bear
The second stop of the 2013 series, this race provides racers a relatively non-technical, high-speed, power course that winds around the beautiful Bear Creek Park in Lakewood. The 2012 race was rescheduled due to rain, which caused many to miss the race, making it a target for many racers in 2013!
The following are the most up-to-date details provided by Warriorscycling.com:
Event Details:
Saturday May 4th. No license required. The following schedule is from 2012, so exact times may change:
• Marathon – 60 miles. Start 8:00 am
• Half Marathon – 30 miles. Start 1:30 pm
• Cross-country Sport – 20 miles. Start 1:42
• Cross-country Beginner – 10 miles. Start 1:43 pm
On-site registration and check-in at Bear Creek Lake Park is available for a $10 fee.
The course ran clockwise in 2012. The Half Marathon and Cross-country races were scheduled to take place Saturday afternoon after the Marathon has completed so that competitors will have a clean course.
Tents, coolers, and supplies can be set up along the course in the Pit Zone. The Race finish, Expo, Aid Station, and Pit Zone will be down below by the Lake this year. Races will start at the bottom of the road.
Event Highlights:
For 2012, there was a new finish and expo area located below the shade of the cottonwoods! Enjoy the green grass and cool waters of the lake for a post race soak of tired legs. Known as the Front Range 60 last year, they went back to our roots and put all the races under our historical name of Battle the Bear. Spectators and racers alike will enjoy the hot racing action at this fun venue. Bring your noise makers and join the party. There will be an industry expo with product sampling, and a Kidz Zone with a jumpy house, games, and the Warriors Kids Race. Celebrate mountain bike season in Colorado with the whole family at this annual spring ritual of off-road fun.
Breckenridge 100
Welcome to Colorado's premier off-road ultra endurance race, the 10th annual Breckenridge 100. Featuring solo and three-person team competitions, this incredible course climbs 13,719 feet over 100 miles. It's what pristine backcountry mountain biking is all about.
So start studying: the test is waiting for you on Sunday July 14th! Featuring a sprawling course nestled between 3 ski resorts; participants are treated with a unique combination of beauty and challenge. The distinct cloverleaf loops offer team competitors the opportunity to strategize their efforts and pick which loop each participant will tackle.
Our renowned course architect has linked together an amazing network of backcountry trails, roads, double track and bike paths that will take you beyond your typical boundaries. From start to finish, you will be both pampered and pushed to your limit at the same time. You'll cross the Continental Divide three times, climb 12,000 foot passes, and forge high mountain streams while returning to the support and encouragement of staff, friends and teammates who are waiting for you in historic downtown Breckenridge.
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Sunday, July 14th. No license required. The following schedule is from 2012, so exact times may change:
• Breckenridge 100 Ultra – 100 miles. Starts 6:00 am
• B-68 Marathon – Starts 10:00 am
• B-32 Half Marathon – Starts 10:15 am. All races mass start under neutral rollout.
On-site registration and check-in at Carter Park is available for the 68 and 32-mile races for a $10 fee.
Carter Park, Breckenridge, Colorado.
The B-68 and B-32:
Welcome to the 8th annual B-68 Marathon Race and 5th Annual B-32 Half Marathon Race feature the second and third loops of the 100-mile course. The B-68 course is a unique combination of mountainous terrains, gaining approximately 9,000 feet. Two distinct cloverleaf style loops await solo and duo team competitors. The B-32 races over the high alpine, technically challenging Loop 2 and is for solo riders only.
Race Crew:
A rewarding opportunity is also available to those non-racers who are interested in joining the volunteer race crew. Discounts on entry fees are available to racers or just help support the athletes. You will assist with registration, timing and scoring, aid stations, marshalling and more. Race course marshals are needed to help direct racers along course during the race. It is approximately five hours of time, and each volunteer will receive a crew t-shirt, lunch, and great satisfaction in knowing they are helping raise money for Mountain Hope Hippotherapy program which uses horses as riding therapy for children with disabilities. A race like the Breckenridge 100 relies heavily on volunteer support and your contribution is sincerely appreciated. Contact Warriors Cycling if you are interested in being part of this unique event.
PV Cycle Derby:
The scenic Peaceful Volley Scout Ranch outside Elbert, Colorado hosts an unparalleled tour through prairie grassland and low hills of the Black Forest. A new race in 2011, the PV Cycle Derby was a "pleasant" surprise. Many riders were unsure of the location, trails, and course layout. It became clear very quickly that the PV Cycle Derby was a legit race. The course tests your endurance with a draining open section midway through the course, surrounded with great trails through the trees.
Event details:
Saturday, June 1. No license required. The following schedule is from 2012, so exact times may change:
• Marathon - 66 miles. Start 8:00 am
• Half Marathon - 44 miles. Start 8:30 am
• Cross-country Sport - 22 miles; Start 9:00 am
• Cross-country Beginner - 14 miles. Start 9:00 am
• Free Warriors Kid's Race (12 and under) – Start 1:30 pm
On-site registration and check-in is available for a $10 fee.
There are start waves of 3 minute intervals between categories. Tents for support crews can be set up in the pit zone at the Start/Finish. Team vehicles can park in team pit area by the Start/Finish and Aid Station 2.
The course was open for inspection pre-riding the day before in 2013. With the switch from a Sunday race to Saturday, check back to ensure there will be pre-riding and course markings the day before the race.
Event Highlights:
Held outside the quaint village of Elbert on the Peaceful Valley Scout Ranch, this venue harkens back to a time of windmills and cowboys. Intimate camping at the venue offers a, well – peaceful – setting in which to crown the Series Champions. The 22-mile loop winds through low hills of Black Forest and Ponderosa Pine, which is sure to put a big ring grin on competitors faces as this private course is a real delight. The views of Pikes Peak and rolling prairie are memorable.
For more information about the series, course maps, Warriors Cycling, and more, go to www.WarriorsCycling.com.
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Class includes 13 football student-athletes
2013 Spring Football Prospectus
A look back at the 2012 Sun Devil football season as well as a recap of spring action and a look at the 2013 football season.
ASU Football Fan Fest Huge Hit With Fans
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Arizona State 17, No. 19 USC 38 - AP Photos
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2011: Special teams standout...had a fumble recovery on a punt early in third quarter at Illinois...got first catch of his career in opening day win vs UC Davis...followed that up with career long 25 yard snag in blackout upset win vs #19 Missouri...had a catch in first four games.
2010: One of 11 redshirt freshman who saw game action this year...played in every game...big contributor on special teams...earned Hard Hat player recognition for his work in ASU's offseason strength and conditioning program.
2009: Redshirted, spending the season as a member of the scout team.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2009 graduate of Oaks Christian High School in Westlake Village, Calif...one of the top tight end prospects in the nation and one of ASU's most accomplished offensive members of the 2009 class...was invited to participate in the 2009 U.S. Army All-America game in San Antonio, Texas...was a key three-year contributor on offense and defense for one of the elite high school football programs in America...rated as the No. 19 tight end prospect in the nation by Scout.com...rated as the No. 42 tight end in the country by Rivals.com...hails from the same hometown as former Sun Devil starting quarterback Rudy Carpenter...as a junior, he was named first-team All-League, All-County and was named Oak Christian's Offensive Most Valuable Player...led Oaks Christian with 25 receptions in 2008 totaling 461 receiving yards (18.4 avg.) and six touchdown receptions...had three receptions for 64 yards (21.3 avg.) and two touchdowns against Bakersfield Christian on Sept. 5, 2008...registered a career-long 67-yard touchdown reception against Oak Park on Oct. 31, 2008...totaled four receptions for a career-high 89 yards (22.3 avg.) and two scores against South on Nov. 21, 2008...also played defensive end and collected 57 tackles (42 solo), two sacks and one interception...caught 19 passes for 264 yards (13.9 avg.) with four touchdowns as a junior in 2007...totaled four catches for 49 yards (12.3 avg.) with a touchdown against Nordhoff on Nov. 2, 2007...had a season-high 50 receiving yards on two catches (25.0 avg.) against Serra on Nov. 23, 2007...defensively, he tied for the team lead as a junior with 10.0 quarterback sacks, adding 60 total tackles (45 solo), one interception and one fumble recovery...posted three catches for 42 yards (14.0 avg.) as well as 25 tackles (14 solo) as a sophomore on Oak Christian's varsity squad in 2006...chose ASU over Boise State, UCLA and Washington among others...verbally committed to ASU on July 12, 2008...coached by Bill Redell at Oaks Christian High School.
PERSONAL: Majoring in business at ASU...parents are Richard and Karen Coyle of Moorpark, Calif...father, Richard, played water polo at UCLA from 1972-76...has one sister, Katie...hobbies include wakeboarding and snowboarding...born March 25, 1991 in Camarillo, Calif...full name is Christopher Harlan Coyle.


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The view from Costa Rica
The name Cougar to me describes one of the jungles most beautiful cats. The cougar is strong, fast, smart and beautiful. Not a bad thing for any woman to be coined. In fact I'd like that name.
The first time I heard the name Cougar being used it was to describe a female family member that had recently been seeing some younger men. We were at a family reunion of sorts. I laughed so hard I had tears in my eyes but I was happy for her. Another woman in my clan was speaking about her as if she had started dating her high school sons best friend- not a 30 something handsome young male with a six pack that would send most of us back to church, running.
You have to understand, I have lived in Costa Rica for 22 years. When the rest of our family visits us here they hail from mostly big cities, currently, Las Vegas, San Diego, Dallas, Sequim, Minneapolis and Miami, where I come from. Yes, I admittedly have missed some cultural revolutions in the last two decades but I have grown wiser just the same.
Costa Rica is blessed with beautiful women. Lots of them. I use to tell single girlfriends to bring their own men with them as there weren't to many single guys here for them to choose from. The single men were not looking for women like them anyhow-I hate to bundle the men into one package – but hey- that was the way it was going –
For many years men have come here to enjoy the natural fruits of this country – some on secret missions with their friends to "fish, golf" whatever. The business of prostitution has been legal here- more controlled and not as brutal and drug reinforced as it is in the United States. Costa Rica is a small country and is very careful when it comes to sexual acts with minors- which is great, but they also don't take prostitution the way most people do up in the northern America's.
In my experience it was normal and of course quite comical to see a 50ish man with a beautiful young girl. Some unable to communicate at all with Spanish/ English language barriers. A few married these young girls, many of course did not. I tend to not be bothered by any of this as it appears to me to be fairly safe down here. So why are women in the States enraged now at the term Cougar which appears to be a new trend. This implies that an older woman is able to attract and keep younger men in a relationship. How is this a sin. Men have done this for hundreds of years- probably back to the CroMagnon/Neanderthal cave dweller – I am sure the cave man did not seek the gray haired woman his own age to pitch over his shoulder and haul her off to his cave around the corner for a night super powered night of sex- no-no no …he picked the lithe brunette, the beautiful blonde or the sultry red head….It has been this way forever. Why can men do what women can not?
The way I see it looking back from my jungle location- we women have really changed. We are in our forties and fifties and rocking tight jeans, still wearing heels when we feel like it, not afraid to trip the light fantastic as most of us did often in our past. We don't shop in the little boutiques our own mothers shopped in- we don't wear matching pantsuits, we will die in blue jeans whatever style is fashionable and so be it. We have morphed the term of middle age into someone in their 50's and 60's- 40's just aren't old.
So if you do find yourself divorced or single at this age-get yourself into the gym, eat right and exercise 6 days a week- catch up your fashion sense, read what your sisters are saying at More and go for it. Whether it be for a night of fun ( of course well protected as the cubbies might not be so smart themselves) or a romance, whether he be in his 30's or 60's get out and enjoy your life. Don't listen to the ones that point fingers – do your own thing with unabashed passion and zing. By now you know what is right and what is wrong. Enjoy your mind, your body and your experiences. Love can come in many shapes and forms.
You have gotten this far, be sure you can share it with someone worth it! Meow Mama!


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A Colorado Department of Transportation project to add six-foot shoulders to Colo. 93 has provided the opportunity to build an underpass at a dangerous trail crossing south of Boulder.
Community Ditch Trail crosses Colo. 93 south of the intersection with Marshall Road. A guardrail on one side of the highway means cyclists and pedestrians have to cross at an angle. The visibility is poor, and cars are traveling at high speeds.
Despite the perceived hazard, there haven't been many accidents at the trail crossing. City officials said they have just one on record in which a dog was a hit.
That had led CDOT officials to be hesitant to approve a crossing at the location or approve closures to the highway that will be necessary to construct the underpass.
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That's way too expensive and a year to build is a joke
Submitted by Mannix (not verified) on
I 100% support this project except that I question the $6.7 million price tag for improving a 1 mile section of road. That is EXTREMELY expensive! Also, 1 year to construct improvements on this section of road? I would think 6 months tops! Lastly, with the speed vehicles drive this section of 93 (one of the most dangerous sections), I would think shoulders should be no less than 8 feet wide.
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It is amazing the price of transportation projects
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I hear what you are saying and am too surprised by this price tag but transportation projects are pricey. 2-ish years ago my neighborhood got a new crosswalk with an concrete island with some sidewalks to connect the crosswalk, price tag around $250,000.
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Really, are you an engineer?
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Really, are you an engineer? Do you actually know how much effort it takes to rebuild a highway? I'll go ahead and say no. Obviously there's a correlation between the cost and the time it will take to get done due to the engineering involved. I'm sure the project managers with their many degrees and years of experience would be just *keen* to know how to cut the project time in half so maybe you should put together a proposal and send it in.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by desertbabe Perfect little key box! I read the reviews and remember someone writing this was a big as a shoebox I believe. Reviews help me personally make purchases; however, if I had not seen this item in the store, I would not have purchased this item based solely on the review I had previously read. It is NOT as deep as a shoebox. Home is Southwest style with vaulted ceilings and arched doorways. I hung this on a pillar near my backdoor. Inside, I placed keys I need at home that I don't want to carry on my regular keyring. I also placed a beautiful rustic, wooden figurine on top so the key box also functions as a little shelf. I add the figurine to make it look even more spectacular! The look is stylist, as well as very cute! I love it! February 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by peppersmom001 Not what you think... A previous reviewer mentioned the size of this box. It IS very close to "shoe box" dimensions and I can certainly see how this would be awkward on a wall...BUT I didn't get it for a wall or to hold my everyday keys. It is, right now, on my mantel, housing my antique skeleton key collection. The key motif fits in with the antique door knobs I have hanging on the wall nearby in lieu of traditional coat hooks. A great piece at a great price; sturdily made and perfect for the mantle or a table top IF that is what you want. I'm not sure I would use this as a wall piece. July 13, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by JojoBeans This thing is HUGE Look at the dimensions carefully before considering to purchase this item. This thing is HUGE and very deep. It almost feels as though you have hung a shoebox on your well. I'm not sure why since it's for holding keys not shoes. I thought it would be cute, but at this size, not so sure. Besides, I'm not sure how good an idea it is anyways since an intruder would then have access to every single key in the house. Maybe best to keep spare keys hidden. December 12, 2012
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It was a big day for the Bruins on Friday in Seattle at the 2012 NCAA West Regional meet.
The 27th-ranked men took third as a team in the 10,000m race, as sophomore Lane Werley had an outstanding fifth place finish with a time of 29:46. They ran quite well as a team at the Jefferson Golf Course Friday, with Nohe Lema, Dustin Fay and David McDonald finishing 21st, 22nd and 23rd, consecutively. The team finished with 128 points, 21 behind second-place Portland. Stanford claimed the team title.
The 29th-ranked women also ran quite well Friday, finishing seventh in the team competition with 217 points. Senior captain Katja Goldring had a great day for the Bruins as she took 28th overall by crossing the finish line of the 6,000m race in 20:20. All scoring Bruins for the women finished in the top 60 runners, including identical times of 20:50 by Kelsey Smith and Annie Mooney. The Pac-12 champion Oregon Ducks finished first in the team competition.
Although neither squad was able to secure automatic qualifying spots in next week's NCAA Championships in Louisville, KY, both are looking to claim an at-large bid. NCAA.com will announce the official field complete with at-large qualifiers by 9:00 AM PT.


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|Fall camp on the horizon
MOSCOW, Idaho – Paul Petrino has one very clear objective – and, when accomplished, it will serve as the cornerstone for his goal of a return to the glory days for Vandal football.
"One of the things from day one I tried to build, and we still want to build," said the first-year University of Idaho head football coach, "is just having a love for the game, having a passion for the game. Every day that we come into this building, every day that we step onto this field, is to have a love and passion for this game and get better every day."
With that passion an ingrained value in the Vandals, Petrino said the road to getting better every day – day after day, will become a part of who they are as well.
"Every game when we go out there, we're going to compete, to out-hit, out-hustle, punish the opponent," he said as he addressed the media just days before Monday's opening of fall camp. "Every team when they walk off the field and they played us, they're going to be sore. They're going to know they just had to work their tails off. They had to compete the whole game."
Petrino's mission is to take the returning players and blend them with a mix of junior college transfers and incoming freshmen. He likes the nucleus that is building.
"I'm real excited about the recruiting class," said Petrino, adding freshmen will be have the same footing as they compete for playing time with the veterans. "They're all here. They're all in (summer) school. They're working real hard."
Fans everywhere relish speculation about the starting quarterback. Petrino said Coeur d'Alene native Chad Chalich, a redshirt freshman, came out on top after spring ball but senior Taylor Davis continually improves and junior college transfer Josh McCain is learning the ins-and-outs of the offense. While redshirting Matt Linehan, son of Vandal great and Detroit Lions assistant coach Scott Linehan, would be preferable, Petrino didn't rule out action by the freshman from Michigan.
Petrino said strengths of the team at this point are in the lines. Former defensive tackle Jesse Davis (Asotin, Wash.) has found a home on the other side of the ball at strong tackle, while Mike Marboe (a Rimington Award Watch List member from Wenatchee, Wash.) is a mainstay having started every game for the past two seasons at center. Sophomores Dallas Sandberg (quick guard) and Cody Elenz (quick tackle) have a year's worth of starts and look to return to their roles.
The defensive line core also is composed of veterans, although, for the most part, it is a youthful group. Vince Keener and QuayShawne Buckley are the lone seniors with integral roles expected from junior Maxx Forde and sophomores Ryan Edwards and Quinton Bradley.
An influx of players over the summer bolstered the secondary, with Petrino citing the linebacking group as a likely strength of the team as well. The arrival of Matt Millan, Juan Martinez and Eric Tuipuloto last spring added a savvy depth to a position depleted by graduation.
Running back, another position enhanced by last spring's arrivals, could be another strength with veteran James Baker battling transfers Jerrel Brown and Kris Olugbode for time. Youth will dominate the receiving corps but the tight ends are a veteran unit with the return of seniors Clayton Homme, Mike LaGrone and Taylor Elmo.
Don't be surprised to see true freshman kicker Austin Rehkow, a national sensation last fall when he booted a 67-yard field goal for Spokane's Central Valley High School, also handling punting duties.
"Austin always wants to talk about punting," Petrino said. "I say, 'I don't want to talk about punting. Let's talk about kicking field goals and scoring some points. I don't want you to punt too much.' "
The bottom line, though, is to improve daily.
"Every day we're going to continue to improve, continue to battle," he said. "We're going to line up the next week and do it again; line up the next week and do it again."
The Vandals report Aug. 4 with the first practice Aug. 5. Here is the first week's practice schedule:
Aug. 5, 6, 7, 9 – 3 p.m.
Aug. 8 – 6 p.m.
Aug. 10 – 10 a.m. scrimmage
Idaho opens the 2013 season at North Texas on Aug. 31. The Vandals are on the road the following week, Sept. 7, at Wyoming before their home opener Sept. 14 against Northern Illinois.


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In other incidents reported by the Sheriff's Department, during a traffic stop on I-80 for an expired registration on Sunday, Oct. 6, it was discovered the driver had three active warrants, for which deputies took him into custody.
Someone called to inform deputies about hunters on private ground in the Basin. When deputies arrived they found the hunters just coming down from the private property, which was clearly marked. Both hunters were cited for trespassing.
A woman called 911 several times about her vehicle being repossessed, and also complained the repossession company had trespassed on her property to retrieve the vehicle. She said she wanted to prosecute the company. Deputies advised her that it was a civil problem and that she should contact the credit union that ordered the repossession to work it out with them.
Two male suspects were in custody on Saturday, Oct. 6 after shoplifting in Kimball Junction. They both confessed to taking the items and were cited and released on a Class B Misdemeanor Theft. They were also banned from the store.
On Friday, Oct. 5, a woman reported that she had allegedly left money in her resort hotel room for a housekeeping tip, plus money in an envelope in the drawer.
The ADHD medicine of a Basin area juvenile continually comes up missing a couple pills at a time. The father said he suspects the housekeeper, who denied taking them. The father has no evidence to support his suspicions and didn't want deputies to contact the housekeeper.
A suspect stole gas from a car in East Summit County on Thursday, Oct. 4 on several occasions, the last time disengaging the gas line in order to drain the tank. There are no suspects at this time and extra patrol has been requested.
Deputies responded to a fraud call concerning a mountain bike on Wednesday, Oct. 3 in the Basin. A man allegedly purchased a mountain bike on eBay but never received the bike. The seller claims to have sent it Federal Express, and after a few conversations back and forth with the seller, the buyer contacted police.
A deputy pulled a car over on Wednesday night on I-80 and discovered the passenger had an active no-bail warrant for her arrest. She was taken into custody and transported to jail.
A deputy pulled a car over for an expired registration and an equipment violation on I-80, and smelled alcohol on the driver. He then failed a field sobriety test and was arrested and transported to jail, where he refused a chemical test. He was booked on a DUI, driving on alcohol restrictions and for the equipment violation.
Deputies responded to the report of a structure fire in East Summit County and found a double garage fully engulfed in flames. They assisted South Summit Fire with traffic control.
A man was in the road in the Kimball Junction area on Tuesday, Oct. 2, yelling very loudly for a woman's dog. When deputies confronted him, the man was unable to give a straight answer about the incident and spoke about himself in third person. Because of his unusual behavior and statements, deputies listed him as a mental subject. The deputies told the woman to call the Sheriff's Office if there is another incident with the man.
A deputy responded to a dispute in East Summit County between a resident and a dump truck driver on Monday, Oct. 1. The resident said the dump truck was driving unsafely, so she pulled in front of his truck, blocking his path, and confronted him. She said trucks drive recklessly up and down the streets. The deputy told her not to take matters into her own hands again, but she may call the Sheriff's Office if she has concerns.
A Summit County employee claimed gas was siphoned out of his county vehicle during the last week while it was parked in the county parking lot. He said they've had similar experiences in the last few weeks.
A man and his brother flagged over an officer in East Summit County and requested to have an ambulance meet them because the man was having a breathing problem. When they arrived, the suspect was treated and transported to the hospital for what appeared to be a drug-induced psychosis. The man admitted to smoking marijuana with his friend.
Following a traffic stop on I-80, the vehicle was impounded and the driver was cited for failure to register his vehicle. The driver was then transported to a local store per his request.
A boy's mother called the Sheriff's Office, asking a deputy to check on the welfare of her son in East Summit County. It was discovered that the son had checked into alcohol rehabilitation.
A deputy assisted jailers in transporting an inmate to the Park City Medical Center on Monday night.


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This course provides an introduction to international law broadly defined. It presents the basic concepts that every lawyer should know about the international dimensions of law in the modern world, and offers a rigorous foundation for advanced courses in this field. After covering the sources of international law, we will discuss a wide range of specific topics, from international human rights and the use of force, to international environmental law, trade and investment, and international business transactions.
Why study international law? Legal systems today are highly interconnected. We will see that changes in laws that appear entirely domestic in character can have global consequences. Conversely, foreign countries' laws, international norms, and treaties can shape how domestic legal systems evolve. With its dominant role in the development and enforcement of the rules connecting the world, the U.S. often finds itself at the center of both these forces. International law is essential for careers in many government agencies, international organizations and tribunals. In addition, American lawyers today often represent U.S. companies doing business abroad or foreign companies doing business here.
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Squire Henry Speas, 78, of W. 5th Street, died Saturday, Dec. 29, 2012, at his home after an illness of six months.
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Mr. Speas was born Dec. 6, 1934, in Forsyth County to Squire Henry Speas and Lelia Deal Speas. He retired from Morrows Trucking.
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Jodie Foster needs quarters. She pats down her pockets and roots around in her backpack, looking slightly distracted as she walks into a cafe on Melrose Avenue. A valet, who would no doubt be thrilled to park her car, is standing by. But no, there's an empty meter down the block, and the woman who once reportedly earned nearly $10 million a picture is determined to snag it for her Toyota Prius. It's not as if she couldn't afford a parking ticket (or, for that matter, a car that costs more than $20,000), but there are principles at stake here. Soon, I, too, am dredging my purse for change. Moments later, a neat stack of coins at her elbow, a satisfied Foster settles into our booth.
With her tangerine-tinted John Lennon sunglasses and powder-blue bell-bottom cords, Foster looks a bit like a runaway from The Mod Squad. Before opening her menu, she notes the time so she'll know when to feed the meter. "It's cheaper," she says with a self-deprecating shrug. "I can't resist."
Were this not Jodie Foster, it could be tempting to regard her entrance as a gimmick designed to give her a bit of Everywoman appeal. This is, after all, an actress so gifted that she earned her first paycheck at the age of 3, her first Oscar nomination at the age of 13, and two Academy Awards before she turned 30. Whether fame and wealth have altered Foster's essence is something only she can know. But the fact that she defies the classic diva template has fueled the public's fascination for decades. She exudes a grounding and intelligence that are impossible to fake. "I still feel like I'm almost over the hurdle," she says halfway through lunch, when I ask whether she finally feels entitled to her success. "But I'll never feel completely secure. I think it's just my personality."
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At 44, Foster clearly relishes a game of beat the clock. Whether it's a $2 parking meter or a $25 million movie she brings in under budget, she has always displayed a shrewd ability to pull off her own life and career choices before Hollywood — or some fickle audience — makes them for her. Like the characters in her movies, things may happen to her, but Foster somehow always ends up controlling the action. In her 20s, she deftly navigated the transition from child to adult stardom, sitting out the most awkward years at Yale. In her 30s, she transitioned yet again, to producing and directing. At the peak of her power behind the camera, the unmarried Foster became a mother. Now, with two young sons to raise, she has crafted a working life that allows her to periodically disappear from the public eye and then reenter when and how she wants. "My mom told me, 'By the time you're 40, your career will be over and that will be it,'" she says with an impish grin. "I think I'm having the last laugh."
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For those who have studied Foster's infrequent screen appearances in recent years, it is impossible not to be reminded of her 2002 thriller Panic Room, in which she played a mother holed up with her daughter in a blast-proof bunker, while robbers rampage outside. In her 2005 project, the psychological thriller Flightplan, she starred in as a lone, fierce mother trying to protect her child from danger. "I admit I'm drawn to it," the actress says when I ask about her apparent obsession with maternal angst. "I choose what moves me. And that's one nice thing about being over 40: It becomes very clear what interests you and what doesn't."
Foster filed the flight plan for the current leg of her life's journey seven years ago. Pregnant with her first child at 35, she resolved to close Egg Pictures, the company she formed after her Oscar-winning performances in The Accused and The Silence of the Lambs, as soon as her contractual obligations would permit. "There were a lot of lifetime goals that I had already reached by the time I was 30," she says, "so the search for significance came earlier for me."


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