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Aerieby Thomas E. Sniegoski
haven? or hell? Aaron Corbet is an eighteen-year-old Nephilim and the one who will reunite the fallen angels with Heaven. But right now Aaron isn't interested in saving anybody other than himself, his magically powered dog, and his younger, autistic foster brother, Steven, from Verchiel, the cruel leader of the Powers. Verchiel is bent on destroying Aaron, and with him all hope of angelic reconciliation. With the help of a fallen angel, Aaron manages to arrive in the angelic refuge known as Aerie. Though he hopes to catch his breath before continuing the Good Fight, Aaron learns that the other residents of Aerie are concerned about his presence and his role in their future. But how can he win their trust when he has accidentally led the Powers straight to the sanctuary of the Fallen?
Battle for Arcanum (Magic Zero #4)by Christopher Golden Thomas E. Sniegoski
Timothy must prevent dragons from demolishing Arcanum in book four of the action-packed Magic Zero series from two "New York Times "bestselling authors. Timothy and his friend Cassandra may have beaten the evil sorcerer Alhazred, but their problems aren't over. Alhazred was so tied to the matrix of energy that his death dimmed all the magical power in their world--and caused a weakening in the dimensional barrier that kept the evil dragon race, the Wurm, out of Arcanum. For the first time in decades, the Wurm have the chance to exact their bloody vengeance upon the mages who sought to destroy them. Can Timothy and Cassandra end the feud before the dragons devastate Arcanum? This fourth and final book in the Magic Zero quartet, originally known as the Outcast series, concludes an unforgettable adventure.
Billy Hooten: Owlboyby Thomas E. Sniegoski
Billy Hooten is a weird kid. He gets beat up a lot, and spends the rest of his time doggedly trying to build a robot. One day, Billy Hooten hears a cry for help coming from the cemetery that borders his backyard. Against his better judgment, he runs toward it. And after that,everythingchanges for Billy Hooten. Because Billy Hooten, you see, is Owlboy. A quickthinking, goggle-and-feather-wearing superhero who protects the bizarre and monstrous citizens of Monstros City, a city that exists under Billy's hometown of Bradbury, Massachusetts. But is Billy truly worthy of the moniker Owlboy?
Billy Hooten Owlboy: The Flock of Furyby Thomas E. Sniegoski
IN THE FLOCK OF FURY, Billy Hooten learns the strange--and horrifying--truth behind Monstros City's woes. It turns out that all the supervillains Billy has encountered are under the hire of a super-SUPERvillain called the Monarch. The Monarch hates Billy--and with good reason. But when Billy learns the Monarch's shocking true identity, will he be able to fight back against his most powerful foe yet?
Dancing on the Head of a Pinby Thomas E. Sniegoski
Remy chandler is an angel. Literally, He's also a private eye. Really. One of the seraphim -- heaven's mightiest angel warriors, Remy Chandler has chosen to forsake the glories of heaven and live on Earth. In this, the second in the Remy Chandler novels, Remy, still mourning the death of his wife, the love of his life, must find a cache of ancient weapons that can, if in the wrong hands, destroy the world.
A Deafening Silence In Heavenby Thomas E. Sniegoski
From the New York Times bestselling author of the Fallen series comes a new Remy Chandler novel.He was once known as the angel Remiel. But, generations ago, Boston PI Remy Chandler renounced Heaven and chose to live on Earth, hiding among us humans, fighting to save our souls...Remy Chandler is hovering on the brink of death, surrounded by friends who are trying to ward off those who would take advantage of his vulnerability. Unbeknownst to them, the greatest threat to Remy is one they can't fight--God himself. The Almighty dispatches Remy far beyond their reach, to an alternate universe where there has been an apocalyptic catastrophe: the Unification.Only as he hunts down the source of this calamity, it becomes clearer and clearer that the person responsible for the tragedy may have been none other than Remy himself.And while he searches for a way to stop his world from following in the footsteps of the doomed alternate reality, enemies are massing in his universe. For the Unification is at hand and, this time, Remy may be powerless to affect its outcome...
The Demonistsby Thomas E. Sniegoski
From the New York Times bestselling author of the Fallen series and the Remy Chandler series, a new dark fantasy series filled with demons, exorcisms, and the fight against the worst that hell has to offer... There is more to our world than meets the eye--darker things, crueler things. Exorcist John Fogg and his wife, psychic medium Theodora Knight, know what lurks in the shadows. But even they're not prepared for the worst Hell has to offer... It was supposed to be a simple exorcism, a publicity stunt to firmly establish John and Theodora's thriving paranormal investigation empire in the public eye. But something went wrong, leading to an on-air massacre that unleashed a malicious host of demons and left Theodora catatonic, possessed by countless spirits. John sets out on a desperate quest to find a cure for his wife, but his obsession brings him face-to-face with an even more terrifying problem: Theodora's possession is only one piece of a deadly plot that is threatening the entire world. Because an ancient evil is about to make Earth its battlefield--and without John and Theodora's intervention, there is no chance for salvation...
Dragon Secretsby Christopher Golden Thomas E. Sniegoski
TIMOTHY...A VILLAIN? After learning how his powerlessness can be used as a weapon in the world of magic and defeating Nicodemus's plan to overthrow the government, Timothy travels to a war-torn dimension to help the Wurm, fierce magicians and warriors descended from an ancient dragon race. But while covertly gathering information on the age-old feud between the bloodthirsty Wurm and the Parliament of Mages, Timothy discovers a very different story -- one of peaceful Wurms and a conspiracy led by the Parliament of Mages. But that's not the only problem on Timothy's hands. The mysterious girl he spotted in SkyHaven is the granddaughter of Nicodemus, and she's challenging Leander's right to be Grandmaster of the Order of Alhazred. And despite Nicodemus's death, mages are still disappearing...and this time someone is painting Timothy as the villain.
The Fallenby Thomas E. Sniegoski
Aaron Corbet isn't a bad kid -- he's just a little different. archangel On the eve of his eighteenth birthday, Aaron dreams of a darkly violent landscape. He can hear the sounds of weapons clanging, the screams of the stricken, and another sound he cannot quite decipher. But gazing upward at the sky, he suddenly understands. It is the sound of great wings, angels' wings, beating the air unmercifully as hundreds of armored warriors descend on the battlefield. Orphaned since birth, Aaron is suddenly discovering newfound -- and sometimes supernatural -- talents. But not until he is approached by two men does he learn the truth about his own destiny, and his role as a liaison between angels, mortals, and Powers both good and evil, some of whom are hell-bent on his own destruction....
The Fallen 1by Thomas E. Sniegoski
Aaron Corbet isn't a bad kid--he's just a little different. And starting on the eve of his eighteenth birthday, Aaron begins to discover supernatural talents. Then he learns the truth about his destiny: He must unite angels, mortals, and Powers both good and evil, some of whom are hell-bent on his destruction.... The Fallen quartet, now published for the first time in two action-packed bind-ups, chronicles an epic struggle, where the fate of the world rests on the outcome of one teen's monumental quest. The Fallen 1
The Fallen 5: Armageddonby Thomas E. Sniegoski
Satan is determined to create his own Hell on Earth and has unleashed unfathomable chaos into the world. Cut off from Heaven, humanity's only hope for salvation rests with eighteen-year-old Aaron and the other Nephilim who fight by his side. These angelic warriors will protect civilization and restore God's favor no matter the cost. But there can be only one champion--and defeat is eternal. The battle lines have been drawn. Armageddon is here.
Ghostfireby Christopher Golden Thomas E. Sniegoski
IS LEANDER THE ENEMY? After shunning Timothy since his arrival in Arcanum, Parliament has finally turned to him for help. Raptus, the vicious leader of the Wurm, is determined to break through the magical barrier that separates his world from Sunderland and exact vengeance upon the mages. Parliament needs Timothy's kind of magic -- the magic of invention -- to prep are for the inevitable battle with the Wurm. Timothy sets out with Leander and an exploratory team to the site of the barrier, but over the course of the trip Leander's behavior goes from erratic to dangerous -- so much so that Cassandra is named Grandmaster of the Order of Alhazred. Can Timothy and Cassandra find the source of Leander's transformation before it destroys them all? The saga continues in Wurm War.
In the House of the Wickedby Thomas E. Sniegoski
Once he was known as the angel Remiel, but generations ago Boston PI Remy Chandler chose to renounce Heaven and live on Earth, where he found a secure place among us ordinary humans.... Though he may appear human, Remy has always been able to rely on Remiel--the embodiment of his angelic nature--whenever the situation calls for it. But now his human and angelic natures are sharing the same space, and Remy can feel himself becoming more and more volatile, no matter how hard he tries to control it. Then Ashley Berg, a young woman who is like a daughter to him, vanishes without a trace. Dropping everything, Remy plunges into a frantic search for her, hoping all the while that her disappearance has nothing to do with him--or what he is. But his hope is short-lived. A once-formidable sorcerer has taken her. The man wants vengeance against those he believes have wronged him--and Remy will be the instrument of his wrath...or Ashley will most certainly die.
A Kiss Before the Apocalypseby Thomas E. Sniegoski
Remy Chandler is a private eye. He's also an angel. Literally. In this first book in the Remy chandler Series, Remy must try to prevent, literally, the end of the world. But if he succeeds, his own personal world will end. This is the first in a series of books, the main character of which is a "seraphim" a heavenly warrior-angel who has voluntarily chosen to live on Earth rather than dwell in heaven. This book has everything -- true love, epic battles, competing angelic factions.
Legacyby Thomas E. Sniegoski
What if your deadbeat dad was a superhero? What if you found out your deadbeat father is a superhero? Would you leave your small-town life to take up the mantle of a father you never knew? For 18-year-old Lucas, the choice is an easy one: he's not going to leave behind his mother and his comfortable life for a father who's never shown any interest in him. But his father--known officially as billionaire Clayton Hartwell, and secretly as the vigilante superhero The Raptor--tells Lucas that as he is dying, evil is growing, and the world needs Lucas to become the new Raptor. When Lucas's mother is killed by mysterious warriors, he realizes that his father is right. Once in Seraph City, Lucas is stunned by the amount of poverty and crime. But after observing his father's "heroic" behavior up close, Lucas is left wondering about the line between good and evil. And eventually, he must decide whether to take a stand against the one man who loves him in order to defend a world that desperately needs him. From the Hardcover edition.
Leviathanby Thomas E. Sniegoski
A monstrous evil stands between Aaron and his angelic destiny.
Magic Zeroby Christopher Golden Thomas E. Sniegoski
The most dangerous boy in the world?Timothy is a freak, a weakling, an impossibility. He's the only person in existence without magical powers and has spent his entire life hidden on a remote island. When Timothy is finally taken back to the city of this birth, he is fascinated by the current of magic that fuels the world, and mesmerized by the buildings and orbs that hang weightlessly in the sky. But he is also marked for death.Assassins are watching his every move, and the government wants him destroyed. Timothy can't imagine what threat he could possible pose; after all, he wields no power in this world.Or does he?
Mean Streetsby Simon R. Green Jim Butcher Kat Richardson Thomas E. Sniegoski
Finally, the best paranormal private investigators have been brought together in a single volume boasting all-new novellas by the greatest authors in the genre. And cases don't come any harder than these.... New York Times Bestselling Author JIM BUTCHER delivers a story in which Harry Dresden--Chicago's only professional wizard--tries to protect a friend from danger and ends up becoming a target himself. John Taylor, the best PI in the secret heart of London known as the Nightside, has a rep to uphold--he can find anything. But locating the lost memory of a desperate woman may prove to be his toughest case ever in a thrilling noir tale from New York Times Bestselling Author SIMON R. GREEN. Bestselling Author KAT RICHARDSON'S Greywalker finds herself in too deep when a "simple job" in Mexico goes awry on the Day of the Dead, and Harper Blaine is enmeshed in a tangle of dark family secrets and revenge from beyond the grave. He was known as Noah, an ancient-being who lived among us for centuries. Now he is dead, and Boston-based fallen angel-turned-detective Remy Chandler has been hired to find out who--or what--murdered him in a whodunit by bestselling Author Thomas E. SNIEGOSKI.
Outcast, Book I: The Un-Magicianby Christopher Golden Thomas E. Sniegoski
Timothy is a freak, a weakling, an impossibility. He's the only person in existence without magical powers and has spent his entire life hidden on a remote island. When Timothy is finally taken back to the city of this birth, he is fascinated by the current of magic that fuels the world, and mesmerized by the buildings and orbs that hang weightlessly in the sky. But he is also marked for death. Assassins are watching his every move, and the government wants him destroyed. Timothy can't imagine what threat he could possible pose; after all, he wields no power in this world. Or does he?
Reckoningby Thomas E. Sniegoski
The time has come for Aaron Corbet, the eighteen-year-old son of an angel and a mortal, to face his worst enemy. Verchiel, the fallen leader of the Powers, is determined to defeat the prophecy that foretold Aaron's power over all the Fallen. And to do this, he intends to kill Aaron, hoping that the removal of such a "blight" will restore Verchiel in the eyes of the Creator. Aaron has been training for this showdown, working to understand and control the awesome force that resides deep within himself. He knows he will win. After all, Verchiel has taken away everything and everyone who ever meant anything to Aaron. He has nothing to lose...until Verchiel introduces Aaron to his long-lost father.
Savageby Thomas E. Sniegoski
Sidney and her friends must race to find the origin of a storm that has hit their small island home--turning every animal into savage weapons--in this suspenseful thriller from New York Times bestselling author, Thomas E. Sniegoski.The future is looking bright for Sidney Moore as she as she gets ready to leave the small island of Benediction behind for one of Boston's top veterinary schools. Only a few small bumps in the road to navigate before she can go--her father's recovery from a debilitating stroke, and her own guilt for ending her relationship with her high school sweetheart. But she's always been strong willed, and she's not about to let anything stop her from achieving her goals. Now a storm is bearing down on Benediction, a hurricane that will bring devastating winds and rain, rising tides...and something else. Something deadly; something that will transform all the things that creep, crawl, and flutter into instruments of terror and death. The future is looking bright for Sidney Moore...if only she can survive the storm.
The Shroud of A'Rankaby Thomas E. Sniegoski
Bram Stone and the other young teens he has recruited to join the BRIMSTONE NETWORK are still learning about their powers. When the telekinetic Dez gets angry, there's little that can stop the damage. Emily can barely control the wolf inside, and after her parents finally discover her secret, she isn't sure she wants to. Bram himself knows he still needs to master his specter half. But the group is going to have to learn fast. Terrifying SUPERNATURAL beings continue to make their presence known on earth, including one the new network can't even imagine how to stop: Vladek, a VAMPIRE who can't be killed. As Vladek gains power, Bram and rest of his new network race to learn how to stop the vampire prince before he can fulfill his devastating agenda and plunge humanity into total darkness forever.
Sleeper Agenda (Part II in the Sleeper Conspiracy)by Thomas E. Sniegoski
Seventeen-year-old narcoleptic Tom Lovett struggles against Tyler, his alter ego, meanwhile working with Pandora, a secret government agency, to destroy the mastermind that created him. [From the back cover:] "Sleep is no longer the problem. Tom Lovett's murderous alter ego, Tyler Garrett, has invaded his waking life, filling his mind with haunting memories and violent impulses. As Tom strips away the lies, discovering how both Tyler and he were created, he must confront the evil that made them. But when the questions are answered and the truth is revealed, who will come out on top?" The first book, Sleeper Code, in this exciting duology is in the Bookshare collection. Meet Tom when he believes that the only thing stopping him from being a normal American teenager is a bad case of narcolepsy which causes him to fall asleep at any moment. Meet Madison when she sees Tom, the handsome guy next door for the first time. Meet Tyler, the assassin who lives inside Tom, when he must convince Tom that he must use his killing skills to stay alive!
Sleeper Code (Part I in the Sleeper Conspiracy)by Thomas E. Sniegoski
Just when he has met a beautiful girl and his outlook is improving, sixteen-year-old narcoleptic Tom Lovett begins to suspect that his dreams and hallucinations of killing people may be something more real and terrifying. [From the back cover:] "WHEN THE LIGHTS GO OUT, A KILLER EMERGES. Sleep has always been Tom Lovett's worst enemy. Overcome by narcoleptic attacks, he can drop off at any moment--his disease stealing days, even weeks of his life. Tom is sick of feeling fragile, sick of taking pills, sick of his small, boring existence. Until one day, the life he's always known vanishes. Tom discovers that his disease is a cover. His life is a lie. He can't even trust what's inside his own head. Now Tom has far darker reasons to fear sleep ..." Sleeper Agenda, the sequel in this high power duology is in the Bookshare collection. In part two, exciting from page one until the end, Tom and Tyler continue to struggle for control of a body which is a fighting machine. Tom sets out to help stop his creator from selling dangerous mechanical and bio weapons to the highest bidder. Tyler is on a mission to assist his creator in dispensing death on a massive scale. Will their single body survive the many violent attempts to stop it, and if so, which of the personalities will emerge as dominant?
Walking In the Midst of Fireby Thomas E. Sniegoski
Remy Chandler, angel private investigator, is trying his damnedest to lead a normal life in a world on the verge of supernatural change. He's found a new love-a woman his dog, Marlowe, approves of-and his best human friend is reluctantly coming to grips with how. . . unusual. . . Remy's actions can be. And he's finally reached a kind of peace between his true angelic nature and the human persona he created for himself so very long ago. But that peace can't last-Heaven and the Legions of the Fallen still stand on the brink of war. Then one of Heaven's greatest generals is murdered, and it falls to Remy to discover who-or what-might be responsible for the death, which could trigger the final conflict. . . a conflict in which Earth will most certainly be the beachhead. The deeper he digs, the further he goes into a dark world of demonic assassins, secret brothels, and things that are unsettling even to a being who has lived since time began. But it is not in his nature-angelic or human-to stop until he has found the killer, no matter the personal price. . . . .
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Jane: "Let's assume that both victims were killed by the same person."
Maura: "I'm not willing to assume that."
"Lost & Found" is the August 5 episode of "Rizzoli & Isles." If you haven't seen this episode, beware of spoilers. "Rizzoli & Isles" airs Tuesday nights at 8 p.m. central on TNT.
Jane, Maura, and Jack finally have their dinner together. Then things get a little weird. Why would Jack give Jane so nice of a gift? There was this fear that maybe he was showing interest in her by giving her the baseball. It is just a weird storyline, and there really doesn't seem to be a point to all of it except maybe to include Angela now that she is no longer working at the police station. Speaking of Angela, it would have been nice to get a little check in to see how the job search is going.
There is huge potential for an intense last part of the episode. Jane is trapped with a wounded Tasha while the hitman is in the building. Then what happens? Nothing. The writers decide to focus on showing Jane trying to keep Tasha conscious and placing phone calls out. It's alright, but the excitement factor doesn't kick in again until Jane is outside of the elevator. Personally, the suspense factor is more enjoyable than watching Jane place calls. There could have been more fighting or more of the hitman maybe trying to break into the elevator or yelling at Jane and Tasha saying they're trapped.
Welcome the newest member of the Boston homicide team, Nina Holiday. She seems to be working in the tech department, and she isn't actually a homicide detective. Korsak thought that this would be a better fit, and it fills Frost's spot, sort of. Nina is a good addition to the team, and it's great to have some new blood. What's still unclear is Frankie's job. Jane asks Korsak about Frankie, and Korsak says his job is still the same. Frankie isn't a homicide detective, but he is always there. This is something that has been bothersome for a while.
What did you think of the episode? Do you like Nina? Does anyone understand why a pregnant Jane is being allowed to leave and go off on her own? Leave me your thoughts in a comment below.

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Thursday, October 22, will be a day of mixed emotion for Ocean Village fans. On that date, Ocean Village Two will set sail from its summer base of Heraklion, Crete, for the last time -- embarking on a 23-night voyage to Singapore where it will enter dry dock, before emerging as Pacific Jewel.
In December, the vessel will start a new life, sailing out of Sydney, for P&O Cruises Australia. The ship will sail from, and be marketed to, that region.
It's been almost exactly a year since Carnival announced it was phasing out the Ocean Village brand and transferring its ships to P&O Cruises Australia. The bombshell dropped just 18 months after OV2 joined the fleet, named in Southampton in April 2007 by sisters Jodie and Jemma Kidd. The reason given for pulling the plug? Carnival U.K. CEO David Dingle said that the company needed to "recognise the need to maximise profit performance from our assets."
In many ways, the Ocean Village brand has served to revolutionise U.K. cruising, with its dress-down style, contemporary entertainment and casual dining.
"Dress code and fixed dining arrangements were big 'keep out' signs deterring a lot of people," the line's head of marketing communications Gill Haynes told Cruise Critic. "Ocean Village has enabled us to take people to sea who never thought they would enjoy a good holiday on a ship." As many as 60 percent of passengers on any one cruise were and still are newcomers.
Although it's not time for the final curtain yet -- the original Ocean Village still has a winter and a summer season to run before it joins its former stable-mate down under as Pacific Pearl -- the last voyage of OV2 promises to be a good one.
Apart from the fact that it's taking casual cruising for the first time through the Suez Canal to Egypt, Oman, Dubai, India, Malaysia and Singapore, there is a big line up of talent onboard. "We've got all the best tribute acts we've ever had: Cher, Lionel Ritchie, the Bee Gees, Robbie Williams, Sting, Elton John, Lulu and Freddie Mercury," said Haynes.
Eighties disco diva Jaki Graham will be singing and TV's James Martin will be onboard from Dubai, doing cookery demos and whipping up modern British classics in the Bistro. The line's signature circus show on deck will wow passengers under a tropical moon -- it's been such a success that P&O Australia is keeping the complex rig attached to the top deck and offering circus shows of its own.
And what does the future hold for "people who don't do cruising" when the original Ocean Village retires a year from now? Will they upgrade to P&O Cruises' Ventura or Oceana, both offering a more laid-back spin on the traditional P&O experience? Switch to NCL's Freestyle fleet? All squeeze onto Thomson's smaller Island Escape? Where will you go? Let us know!
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Cleopatra's Choice | Adovia Purifying Dead Sea Mud Mask | Review
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Item Reviewed: Adovia Purifying Dead Sea Mud Mask
Made from a formula comprised of mud extracted from the Dead Sea, Vitamin C and Aloe Vera, the mask works to extract oil and other debris from the skin – leaving behind glowing, healthy skin. As the mask dries, it gently pulls out toxins and impurities that can contribute to clog pores that can make the skin appear aged.
- Adovia Purifying Dead Sea Mud Mask is a great solution for treating and preventing acne.
- The product can work as an emergency spot-treatment for acne, pimples and blemishes.
- The product leaves the skin with a noticeable healthy glow.
- Dead Sea mud infuses the skin with minerals while firming and improving skin elasticity.
- Adovia Purifying Dead Sea Mud Mask is a "MUST-HAVE" product for anyone who suffers from oily or acne-prone skin.
My Thoughts
My oldest daughter and I had a day where we used the Adovia Purifying Dead Sea Mud Mask and we were impressed. After putting the mud mask on we both waited the 15-20 minutes that were recommended and then washed our faces, making sure to remove all the mud mask. What we were left with was smooth, shiny skin and we were happy. My daughter is interested in the benefits that this mud mask gives to those with acne and asked if she could use it again in a week. I have had a problem with my skin being oily lately, a problem I haven't had to deal with a lot in my youth. But alas, things change as we age and I will say that the Adovia Purifying Dead Sea Mud Mask left my skin oil free and for the two weeks I have used it it has remained that way. That I LOVE!!! We highly recommend the Adovia Purifying Dead Sea Mud Mask to everyone who is looking for a beauty treatment that has worked for us!


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City players fight for each other - Lescott
- 20 April 2013 09:13
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We begin this morning with some Joleon Lescott quotes from an interview in which he speaks of his passion for City, and highlights Pablo Zabaleta's outstanding season.
The 30-year-old is entering the last year of his contract with City, and has spoken of his desire to represent England at the 2014 World Cup.
"I'll continue to give 100 per cent for City until the day they say I'm no longer part of it. It's not about money. There's no point being somewhere, whether Barcelona or City, and not playing," Lescott told the Telegraph's Henry Winter.
On Pablo Zabaleta, he is quoted: "In the first half of the season, Robin van Persie was the outstanding player and Bale in the second half but the most consistent player throughout the season has been Zaba, as good as anyone.
"People underestimate the bond here. Yes, we've got great players, who can do great things at any given time, but we also fight for each other."
You can read the full interview here.
Elsewhere, you probably won't be surprised to read that the Edinson Cavani saga is back in the papers this Saturday morning.
The Napoli striker has been linked with Real Madrid and Bayern Munich as well as (repeatedly) with the Blues, but now the Daily Mirror has added Monaco to his list of potential suitors.
"French Ligue Two leaders Monaco, who are bankrolled by Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev, are ready to join the auction for one of European football's hottest talents," reports the paper's Neil MacLeman.
"Cavani's mother, Berta Gomez, has revealed he is ready to leave Napoli.
"She told a Uruguayan radio station: 'He told me he wants to go elsewhere and to leave Napoli, but also that one day he'd love to return to Napoli. Edi doesn't know what will happen yet.'"
Finally, Patrick Vieira is quoted by the Daily Express as saying that he hopes Samir Nasri will still be at the Etihad Stadium once the summer transfer window closes.
The French midfielder has been linked with PSG in this week's media reports, but Vieira maintains Nasri has an important role for the Blues.
"City are planning a major overhaul in the summer, and Nasri along with the likes of Carlos Tevez, Micah Richards and Joleon Lescott are expected to leave," writes Charles Perrin.
"Vieira though hopes Nasri can stay at City for some time to come.
"In an interview with Radio Monte Carlo, Vieira said: 'Samir could have done better. I think, he, himself, is disappointed with the level he played at for several different reasons.
"'But in the end, he remains an important player for us.'"
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"The Henley Royal Regatta is undoubtedly the best known regatta in the world and it holds a unique place in the respect and affection of all oarsmen. Founded in 1839, it is famous both as a great sporting occasion and a social event; and people travel from all over the world to attend, either as competitors or as spectators. Winning an event at Henley has always been considered one of the greatest achievements of an oarsmanis rowing career, even amongst those who have become world champions; and an oarsman's rowing life is not complete if he has not rowed at Henley."
"Unlike all other major international regattas, racing at Henley is on a knock-out basis, with crews rowing two abreast over a course which is one mile, 550 yards (2,122 meters) long. Naturally, the tactics in such races are different from racing six abreast; but oarsmen who row almost all their serious races six abreast over 2,0000 meter courses have found that the variety of racing at Henley adds greatly to the interest and enjoyment of their regatta season."
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Washington made its first appearance at Henley in 1958, with coach Al Ulbrickson, and lost to a crew from the Soviet Union in the final of the Grand Challenge Cup. Soviet rowing officials invited Washington for a rematch in Moscow, where the Huskies won.
It was another 15 years before Washington returned to Henley, this time with coach Dick Erickson. The Huskies again lost to the Soviet eight in the 1973 Grand Challenge event.
In 1977, Erickson brought the Huskies back to Henley and Washington became the first U.S. crew in 18 years to win the Grand Challenge when it beat the British national crew by a length.
They made another trip in 1978, when the junior varsity won the Ladies Plate and the varsity lost to a Bulgarian crew.
In recent years, coach Bob Ernst has taken UW crews to Henley in 1991, '95 and again in '97. The '97 varsity and junior varsity went to Henley on the heels of an IRA Championship that completed undefeated seasons for both crews.
The varsity entered in the Ladies Plate, and advanced the grand final with victories over Australiais Melbourne University in the first heat and Oxfordis Isis Boat Club in the semi-finals. They provided a thrilling race for spectators in the grand final, the closest match of the regatta, before losing to the British National Lightweight crew by one foot.
The junior varsity had a bye through the first round heats and then was defeated in the quarterfinals by the Goldie Crew, made of Cambridge University rowers, in the quarterfinals of the Temple Challenge Cup.


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Youth unemployment is higher in Africa, says ILOListen /
• Youth unemployment in Africa is more problematic than in many other parts of the world. That's according to Theodoor Sparreboom an economist at the International Labour Organization (ILO). Africa has a high population growth rate and there are millions of young people looking for a job.
UN works to provide better life for former child soldiers
• For former child soldiers, reintegrating into their home communities can be very difficult. The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) is working to assist young people to adopt alternatives and to transition to a better life. A UNICEF Advocate for children and former child soldier himself was recently in the Central African Republic which has faced this problem.
Study analyzes health of migrants from East to Southern Africa
• Thousands of people migrate every year from East Africa, the Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes region to Southern Africa in search of a better life. The International Organization for Migration, (IOM) says most of the migrants who use smugglers to reach South Africa, face hardships on the way. IOM has launched a study on the health vulnerability of these irregular migrants.
Producer/Presenter: Derrick Mbatha
Editor:Gerry Adams
Production Assistant: Sandra Guy and Beng Poblete Enriquez
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When Dem Rep. Schakowsky says Americans don't deserve to keep all of their money because we need taxes to support our society, it as if she has no idea that we in Cook County and all over Illinois can hear her, too. Yes, President Washington recognized the necessity of taxes, but not on the basis of merit, specifically the worthiness of citizenry to claim the benefits of their efforts. Similarly, when President Obama talked about "returning to '67 borders" and made Prime Minister Netanyahu wait as he ate dinner; he seemed unaware that it would have a real effect on the psyche (and voting habits, most important) of typically Liberal, American Jews in disgraced Congressman Anthony Weiner's abandoned district. In fact, his perceived disrespect of Israel's head of state may have turned a district that had been blue for approximately 90 years...red. The *Democrat who supported Republican, Bob Turner actually said yesterday that he "hoped his support would send a message to the White House that Jewish Americans were dissatisfied with Obama's policies on Israel -- namely the president's position that a future Mideast peace solution requires Israel to return to its pre-1967 borders, with land swaps." Illinois' Congresswoman, Jan Schakowsky (D-IL, 9) and President Obama share an apparent inability to predict the repercussions of their actions and declarations amongst important constituencies.
Mrs. Schakowsky's statements, while no less ideological and damaging are less specific; and so, they touch a wider population. That is to say, her contention regarding earned income concerns all working people. So, whether they have a worn copy of 1984 in their bookcase and hear 'Big Brother' in her words; whether they voted for Cook County's hometown hero, Barack Obama; whether they are devoutly tuning in to learn the policy positions in this, the 'pre-season' of Republican debates.... All of these folks are likely to be outraged.
What the Representative has said, in essence, is that she believes in a system that makes Government Bureaucrats the owners of the People. Under the umbrella of this would-be system, the People are laborers whose time and toil is not their own - it belongs to the Goverment. The People are not the Government under Rep. Schakowsky's system, and elected officals do not work for us. We the People work for the State. There is no reward for the People's loss of time and for the exertion of effort. In her anointed vision, the work in which people engage as a means of earning their living - necessities and luxuries for themselves and for their families, if they have them - has a different end.
We the People are meant to be compelled to serve, and the results of our service are to be directed at the discretion of Government Bureaucrats. According to this anointed vision, this is because "what government is, is those things that we decide to do together. And there are many things that we decide to do together like have our national security. Like have police and fire. What about the people that work at the National Institute of Health who are looking for a cure for cancer...." The problem is, Mrs. Schakowsky's 'we' sounds like 'I'. Her vision is one of drudgery, of bondage.
Ideology like that of Rep. Schakowsky may frighten individuals of every stripe. Ideology like that of Rep. Schakowsky is the foundation of policies that is likely to feel wrong, viscerally. That is because, whatever you say is the root of this kind of political thinking; the result is theft.
Callous disregard for the American dream, which envisions gathering together for dinner, photographing soccer games, enjoying pizza and popcorn on family night, is likely to be a very bitter pill. The time a man dedicates to building a future at his post of employment is stolen...and redistributed under Rep. Schakowsky's vision. The deep concerns of the electorate could arise - as we recently saw in Mr. Weiner's district in New York. And that is very dangerous.
We the People might decide that while we do deserve to keep all of our money, represenatives like Mrs. Schakowsky do not deserve their jobs.


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July 15, 1999
After five days of training in Denver, Bruce Arena has named the 20 players who will represent the United States at the 1999 FIFA Confederations Cup in Mexico. Leading the team are five former UCLA players - Brad Friedel, Frankie Hejduk, Cobi Jones, Eddie Lewis and Joe-Max Moore.
The eight-team tournament, which runs from July 24 - Aug. 4, is the first test for the U.S. national team in a FIFA competition since the 1998 World Cup in France.
The U.S. has been training in Denver (altitude 5,280 feet) all week in preparation for the conditions the team will face in Guadalajara (5,000 feet).
The United States will open the Confederations Cup against New Zealand on July 24 (2:30 p.m. CT), continue on to face Brazil on July 28 (8:30 p.m. CT) and will close out group play against reigning European Champion Germany on July 30 (6 p.m. CT). All three of the USA's matches and the entire Group B schedule will be played at the Jalisco Stadium in Guadalajara. The matches in Group A, which includes Mexico, Egypt, Bolivia and Saudi Arabia, will take place at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City. Only the top two teams in each group will advance to the semifinals.
On July 16, the 12 members of the U.S. team who will participate in the MLS All- Star Game will depart Denver to join the festivities in San Diego. The U.S. national team will gather as a group in Dallas on Sunday (July 18) to make the trek to Guadalajara.
Here is the U.S. roster:
Goalkeepers -- Brad Friedel (Liverpool, England), Kasey Keller (out of contract from Leicester, England).
Defenders -- Jeff Agoos (D.C. United), Marcelo Balboa (Colorado Rapids), Gregg Berhalter (Cambuur, Netherlands), C.J. Brown (Chicago Fire), Robin Fraser (Los Angeles Galaxy), Carlos Llamosa (D.C. United), David Regis (Metz, France).
Midfielders -- Chris Armas (Chicago Fire), Frankie Hejduk (Bayer Leverkusen, Germany), Cobi Jones (Los Angeles Galaxy), Eddie Lewis (San Jose Clash), Ben Olsen (D.C. United), Richie Williams (D.C. United).
Forwards -- Paul Bravo (Colorado Rapids), Jovan Kirovski (Borussia Dortmund, Germany), Brian McBride (Columbus Crew), Joe-Max Moore (New England Revolution), Ernie Stewart (NAC Breda, Netherlands).


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Opening Date:
July 11, 2014
Patricia Arquette, Ethan Hawke, Ellar Coltrane, Lorelei Linklater
Richard Linklater
Run Time:
2 hr. 40 min.
MPAA Rating:
R for language including sexual references, and for teen drug and alcohol use
Filmed over 12 years with the same cast, this film is a groundbreaking story of growing up as seen through the eyes of a child named Mason, who literally grows up on screen before our eyes. This drama charts the rocky terrain of childhood like no other film has before. Snapshots of adolescence from road trips and family dinners to birthdays and graduations and all the moments in between become transcendent, set to a soundtrack spanning the years from Coldplay's Yellow to Arcade Fire's Deep Blue. The film is both a nostalgic time capsule of the recent past and an ode to growing up and parenting. It's impossible not to watch Mason and his family without thinking about our own journey.
Boyhood (R)
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Is it normal to be depressed during pregnancy?
When first found out I was pregnant I was overjoyed to be pregnant, but as time has passed I had grown more and more depressed. Why is that? I keep wondering what I have gotten myself into and be second guessing if i should keep my child. Is that normal? I use to cry all the time, sometimes I would even feel almost angry at my baby. My boyfriend never ever understand why and how I feel and he doesn't know how to help me when I have my moments. I but I have been around other's who was pregnant so I don't know if these feelings are normal or if it was just me. I would like for someone who has went throught the samething with the child to give me some advise because I am only 17 years old and is losing my mind about how I am feeling toward my baby! HELP PLEASE
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ur fine and yes thats all normal I was 34 with my first and felt the same way.... go get a book on baby care, baby wise, happiest baby on the block or baby whisperer, I hear they are all good, read up on caring for the baby and what to expect so you are prepared. The more prepared you are the better off you'll be, not to mention having a book gives you something to pull out and refer to, kids don't come with directions and what works for one won't work another it's all trial and error, congrads and good luckposted 04/30/2010 by ruthless09
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In the movie The Dark Knight, why the Joker choose Harvey Dent to bring him down to his level? Why not Batman himself?
The Joker chose all three (Harvey, the Batman, and Jim Gordon), each in his own way, but only Harvey fell completely.
Harvey was attacked through the loved one, done by kidnapping and murder. The Joker gave the Batman switched locations, because he knew that the Batman would go after Rachel (The way you threw yourself after her), so with one move he achieved a strong blow (soon to be proven fatal) to Harvey, and heavy guilt on the Batman who made the choice who to save, and never forgave himself (the guilt follows him to "The Dark Knight Rises", almost a decade later).
This was done while the Joker was in custody, and by using Jim Gordon's corrupted police officers, making Jim Gordon directly responsible for the outcome.
In effect, Harvey felt betrayed by his colleagues and he has turned on them, but in reality, all of them were victims of the Joker's plan.
Bruce also lost Rachel who he believed was going to marry him.
Jim Gordon almost lost his son, although not through the Joker's direct actions. However, in "The Dark Knight Rises" we see the real aftermath on him: the events and his consequential crime fighting obsession cost him his family.
In my opinion, Harvey was the weak link. Bruce and Gordon endured (although, Bruce almost gave in to the Joker's demands, and later became a recluse). They were mostly cool-headed, fighting crime, while Harvey was more into public theatrics (for example, the courtroom scene), and rash decisions (for example, abduction of Thomas Schiff), while completely unfit to deal with the consequences of the actions that were his, and not just his colleagues'.
So, Harvey was the only one who fell, but all three were attacked by the Joker.


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Stars React to Vice Presidential Debate
The first and only Vice Presidential Debate of the 2012 election took place in Kentucky on Thursday
Vice President Joe Biden squared off against Republican challenger Paul Ryan, discussing both domestic and foreign issues.
Like during the first Presidential debate last week, celebrities took to Twitter to comment on the exchange, sometimes poignantly and other times hilariously.
Check out some of the stars' reactions below!
Piers Morgan: Wow. Biden is radiating a lethal smirk… Trouble is, I don't think this is a good subject to be lethally smirking about. Keep it serious, Joe…. #PMTdebate
Kat Dennings: Biden you a G #eldertalk
Bethenny Frankel: I can't watch this debate without thinking about these two candidates being mocked on SNL this Saturday.
Bill Maher: Debates are better when they're sitting, they talk more like people talk when they're just sitting around. Beers would make it even better.
Patton Oswalt: Ryan is a nervous Walmart manager. Biden is an irate customer with the receipt, the warranty & he's friends w/ the store owner. #debate
Rob Lowe: Was that a "You're no Jack Kennedy" moment from Ryan?
Dane Cook: This debate gives me the same uneasy feeling I had during the entire gangsta rap era.
Joy Behar: I love that they're sitting at a "view table."
Donald Trump: Biden's statements on Medicare are very effective. Ryan must now come back and combat. #VPDebate
Lo Bosworth: Joe, stop laughing. Your teefs are distracting me from the issues at hand!!!
Andy Cohen: This poor kid debating Biden!!! His flag pin is shiny though!
Kirstie Alley: liking this debate!!!….. ruff!!!!!
Eva Longoria: Martha Raddatz is best moderator ever!!!
Eric Stonestreet: Joe's laughing and smirking is probably going over as well with republicans as Paul's hairline is with democrats. #debates
Sarah Hyland: Paul Ryan's pin is bigger than Biden. #debates #fact
Nikki Reed: I'll be your date "@reasereaser: Need to party with Biden."
Jeffrey Ross: Who else is ending a long day by watching two guys argue about the fate of the world? #debate
Hugh Hefner: My girls & I are watching the vice presidential debates. Then we're going to watch a comedy, "Gremlins."
Josh Groban: Everyone has an opinion. That's awesome. #vote
Alyssa Milano: @MarthaRaddatz You're wonderful.
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text: A proposed zoning measure regulating the location of medical marijuana dispensaries in town will come before the Special Town Meeting that convenes Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. The proposal would allow dispensaries to locate in Cherry Hill Industrial Park off Route 128 and the Danvers Industrial Park off Route 1, but would prohibit them elsewhere in town. The meeting will also consider a bylaw requiring residents who receive a state "hardship cultivation" card to grow their own medical marijuana, to register locally with the Board of Health and the Police Department. In other key business, the meeting will consider a proposal to petition the Legislature to allow Danvers to issue six additional on-premises alcohol licenses. It will take up a zoning measure aimed at encouraging a mix of residential and commercial uses in Tapleyville, an area close to the downtown and the Danvers Rail Trail. It will act on transfer requests of $25,000 to supplement funding for veterans benefits, and $70,000 to use with $8,225 in federal grant money to allow emergency radio and cellphone usage within the Holten-Richmond Middle School. Another article seeks $23,973 to partially match an anticipated $239,730 federal grant to replace the Fire Department's self-contained breathing apparatus, and buy related equipment.


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Soyuz T-14 transported a crew comprising ship's commander V V Vasyutin, flight engineer G M Grechko and cosmonaut-researcher A A Volkov to the Salyut-7 orbital station. Grechko returned aboard Soyuz T-13 after an inspection tour, leaving the three-man TKS-3 crew (Savinykh from Soyuz T-13, together with Vasyutin and Volkov) to conduct military experiments with the Cosmos-1686 module. However the mission was cut short due to an incapacitating psychological condition developed by Vasyutin.
Narrative (adapted from D S F Portree's Mir Hardware Heritage, NASA RP-1357, 1995)
Salyut 7 now having been brought to life and generating sufficient power for the military experiments, Soyuz T-14 now arrived at the station on September 17, 1985. It brought up the rest of the TKS-3 crew (Vasyutin and Volkov) together with senior cosmonaut Grechko. After Grechko had inspected the repairs and condition of the station, he and Dzhanibekov, from Soyuz T-13, returned to earth aboard Soyuz T-13 on 26 September.
This left the TKS-3 crew (Savinykh, Vasyutin, and Volkov) aboard to conduct the military experiments. Cosmos 1686 docked to the station on October 2, 1985. This was a modified TKS spacecraft with the military 'star wars' tracking experiments mounted in a stripped-down VA capsule. The crew was to conduct these experiments, and conduct spacewalks with application to future space stations. Cosmos 1686 contained 4500 kg of freight, including large items like a girder to be assembled outside Salyut 7, and the Kristallizator materials processing apparatus. However, the TKS-3 crew were unable to complete the long-delayed military mission. By late October Vasyutin was no longer helping with experiments because he was ill. On November 13 the cosmonauts began scrambling their communications with the TsUP. Return to Earth occurred on November 21.
AKA: Cheget (Tcheget - mountain in the Caucasus); Soyuz T-14 (Vasyutin, Volkov Aleksandr).
First Launch: 1985.09.17.
Last Launch: 1985.11.21.
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It's that time of year again – Summer Bucket List 2014! You thought I forgot, didn't you? Truth be told, I almost did. It wasn't until the other night when Andy discovered lighting bugs in our back yard that I remembered. (Catching lighting bugs was one of the things we missed last year.)
The Summer Bucket List Challenge couldn't come at a better time. I've let the daily grind get the better of me and we need a big bolus of fun – STAT. The best part about this year's list – the kids actually helped me make it. I still had to throw out some ideas, but they really surprised me their suggestions. (Ben: "Ummm, how about swimming?")
So, what's on our list??
Some of these are repeats because they were so much fun the first time. Some have appeared on the list several times and still remain undone (e.g. Go to the Omaha Zoo). And some are going to be more of a challenge than others. (Build a snowman? Really Laura, that's what you had to offer?) But on thing's for sure, between now and the end of September, we should have a LOT of fun!
What on your Summer Bucket List?


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I just measured the distance from the nut to the middle of the 10th fret bar on both my Taylor 210e (scale length 25.5") and my Seagull Entourage Grand Rustic (scale length 24.84"). The Seagull's distance was only .25" (1/4") shorter than the Taylor's over that number of frets, so the frets are very slightly closer together. I'm not sure that's a meaningful difference in terms of reaching chords with the fingers, no matter how large or small the hands. For me the shorter scale length (and smaller body) do make the Seagull a little easier to play because I'm not having to stretch my left arm out as much and I feel like I therefore have a little more control over my fingers. For many people I'm sure this is not important, but I like it. I like my Taylor too.
Floridagull ... my impression is the shorter the scale, the easier the strings are to fret. Important point for a beginner in my opinion.
Thanks for your responses. So there's a 1/4" difference (at the 10th fret) between the Godin 24.84" and the "normal" 25.5". So, with the 23.5" of the GS Mini or the 24.2" of the Walden T550, the "closer-togetherness" of the frets would be a little bit more...
Doesn't seem irrelevant to me...
And thanks, Walt - you saved me making the measurements on my Performer and my Giannini tonight... :-)
Best Buy has a GS Mini sale going on right now for $374.99...now I have GAS for my daughter's guitar!
Definitely not irrelevant. What you give up in volume through short scale, you make up for in playability for fingerstyle and for beginners with sore fingers. Can't wait to hear your review of your "daughter's" new GS Mini. :-)
That's one heck of a good price!
I know - I'm going to call them and see how long it is valid...
Run over there right now and buy it. Get a rain check if they're OOS. Low risk - you could probably turn around and sell it for a small profit if you decide it's not exactly what you want.
Its on Best Buy.com $374
Wow! ... that's a HUGE guitar!!! ;-)
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What's Coming Up - The Arizona women's gymnastics team (4-11, 1-4 Pac-10) closes out a two-meet road swing this weekend, as the Wildcats travel to Seattle, Wash., to take on the Washington Huskies (7-5, 2-4 Pac-10) on Sunday, Feb. 18, at 2 p.m. PST (3 p.m. MST)... Arizona will compete against Washington for the second consecutive meet... Washington finished second (194.675) at the UCLA Invitational last Sunday, while the Wildcats landed in fourth (194.400)... Arizona set two season-high scores on vault (48.725) and floor (49.300) at the UCLA Invitational... This weekend's meet against Washington marks UA's first dual match up since the Utah meet on Jan. 26... Arizona will compete in five consecutive dual meets prior to the Pac-10 Championship meet on March 24... Last season, Washington defeated Arizona, 195.075-193.975, on Feb. 18, in McKale Center, and the Huskies finished in third place at the 2000 Pac-10 Championships, while the Wildcats finished seventh.
Head Coach Bill Ryden's Weekly Analysis - "We had a rough time last weekend on beam, but overall, the team is competing pretty well. We had to count two falls last weekend at UCLA, but I am pleased with the progress the team is making week after week. We are starting to gel as a team, and everyone has learned what their roles are on the team. With our upcoming meet, Washington and Arizona are two very comparable teams. Beating the Huskies at home will be a challenge, but our big goal this week is to not beat ourselves."
Arizona's Last Time Out - The University of Arizona women's gymnastics team finished in fourth place at the UCLA Invitational on Feb. 11 behind top-ranked UCLA, Washington and Cal State Fullerton, in front of a crowd of 1,510, in Pauley Pavilion. The No. 1 Bruins led the field with a 196.850, winning their 11th consecutive and 16th overall UCLA Invitational team title. Washington landed in second place with a 194.675, while Cal State Fullerton edged Arizona for a third-place finish with a 194.575. Arizona's overall score (194.400) is the squad's second-highest mark of the season.
Arizona dropped to 4-11 overall and 1-4 in the Pac-10, while UCLA improved to 11-1 on the season and 4-1 in the conference. Washington moved to 7-5 overall and 2-4 in the Pac-10, and Cal State Fullerton ended the meet with a 4-6 overall record.
The Wildcats set two season-high marks on vault (48.725) and floor (49.300). UA's team floor score of 49.300 tied the second-highest floor rotation mark in school history. Eight UA gymnasts - Nikki Beyschau, Nicci Filchner, Kara Fry, Meagan Killpack, Andi McCabe, Cori Messina and Heather Straccia - also set or tied season-high and career-high marks during the meet. UCLA never trailed during the meet, and the Bruins won each of the four team events. UCLA took home individual top honors on vault, bars, floor and in the all-around, while Arizona's Kara Fry won the beam title.
Individually for the Wildcats, senior Kara Fry tied a career-high 9.900 on beam and won her first beam title of the season. Fry now holds five individual event titles for the year. She tied for third in the all-around (39.200) and tied for seventh on floor (9.850). Junior All-American Randi Liljenquist tied a season-high 9.775 on vault and tied for fourth in the event. Liljenquist also tied for fifth on floor (9.875) and tied for third in the all-around (39.200). Sophomore Nikki Beyschau landed in second place on vault and posted a season-high 9.850 in the event.
Freshman Andi McCabe set a career-high 9.700 in her second collegiate vault competition. McCabe tied for fifth place on floor and set a career-high 9.875 in the event. Senior Heather Straccia tied a career-high 9.850 on floor and tied for seventh in the event. Freshman Cori Messina posted a career-high 9.725 in her second collegiate floor performance. Senior Nicci Filchner posted a season-high 9.750 on bars, and freshman Meagan Killpack set a career-high 9.100 in her collegiate debut on bars.
Scouting Washington - The Washington Huskies (7-5, 2-4 Pac-10) enter this weekend's competition after finishing in second place with a 194.675 at the UCLA Invitational behind No. 1 UCLA... Washington picked up two victories over Cal State Fullerton (194.575) and Arizona (194.400)... The Huskies rank sixth in the West Region, and the team's season-high total for the year is a 195.925... Washington junior Stacy Wong is the team's only nationally-ranked gymnast, checking in at No. 15 on uneven bars... The Huskies have posted victories over Maryland, Boise State, Seattle Pacific, Cal State Fullerton, UC-Davis and Arizona so far this season... Washington also defeated Pac-10 foe California in the first meet of the 2001 season but have fallen to Denver, Stanford, Arizona State, UCLA and California (second meeting)... Husky head coach Bob Levesque is in his 11th season at the helm of the program and holds a 118-93 overall school and career record.
Wildcats in the Rankings - After beginning the 2001 season ranked No. 20 in the preseason coaches' poll, Arizona has since dropped out of the top-25 rankings... This week, eight of Arizona's 2001 opponents - UCLA, Utah, Stanford, Minnesota, Arizona State, Oklahoma, Denver and Oregon State - are ranked in the Feb. 12 national gymnastics poll... UA is ranked No. 11 nationally on floor for the second week in a row and No. 21 on beam... Junior Randi Liljenquist is ranked No. 10 nationally on floor and No. 16 on beam this week... Arizona is ranked No. 6 in the South Central Region as of Feb. 12... The Cats are second on floor, third on vault, fourth on beam and seventh on bars... Individually, Liljenquist is first on floor, second on beam, eighth on vault and fourth in the all-around... Fry is fifth in the all-around, 10th on floor, 20th on bars and 24th on beam... Freshman Aimee Estella is ranked 13th on vault... Freshman Andi McCabe is 13th in the region on beam, while senior Mary Reiss is tied for 12th on floor... In terms of schedule strength, 10 of Arizona's 2001 opponents were ranked in the preseason coaches' poll... Six Pac-10 teams - UCLA (1), Stanford (7), Arizona State (11), Oregon State (12), Washington (16) and Arizona (20) - were ranked in the preseason poll... Women's gymnastics rankings are posted every Monday at: www.troester.com/gym/WRankings.
Arizona in the Record Books - Arizona posted a season-high 49.300 floor score on Feb. 11 against UCLA, Washington and Cal State Fullerton in the UCLA Invitational... The floor score tied the second-highest floor rotation mark in school history and was only .075 from matching Arizona's school record of 49.375... UA's season-high beam score of 48.875, which the team scored in the Denver-Oregon State meet on Feb. 2, currently ranks as the 10th-best beam rotation mark in school history... The score is a stark improvement from the 47.575 mark that the Wildcats posted in the first meet of the season against North Carolina State, New Hampshire and James Madison.
Injury Update - Freshmen Aimee Estella and Meagan Killpack will sit out the remainder of the season after suffering ACL injuries last week... Estella, who won a vault title in the first meet of the season at North Carolina State, tore her ACL on the landing of her bar dismount during practice on Feb. 8... Killpack, a walk-on, suffered the same injury on the first tumbling pass in a floor exercise exhibition... Estella competed in five meets in her first season, and Killpack competed in three meets.
Cat Scratches - Arizona head coach Bill Ryden is in his third year at the helm of the program (11th overall at Arizona) and holds a 25-40-1 career and school record... Arizona notched two victories over North Carolina State and James Madison on the road in the first meet of the 2001 season... UA is 1-7 in neutral contests, 1-3 in away meets and 2-1 at home this season... Six of Arizona's eight freshman have competed in the first five meets of the season... So far this year, 13 Wildcat gymnasts have set or tied season-high and career-high marks... Junior Randi Liljenquist leads the team with six individual event titles, including one all-around title... Liljenquist also has 18 top-five finishes... Senior Kara Fry has five individual event titles and 15 top-five finishes... Freshman Aimee Estella has a vault title and two top-five finishes... Senior Mary Reiss has posted three top-five finishes... Sophomore Nikki Beyschau has three top-five performances... Senior Heather Straccia and freshmen Cori Messina and Sheehan Lemley each have one top-five finish entering this weekend's meet.
A Look Ahead - Arizona returns to McKale Center next weekend to begin a two-meet homestand... The Wildcats are set to take on the Stanford Cardinal on Friday, Feb. 23, at 7:30 p.m. MST... UA faces the Arizona State Sun Devils on Friday, March 2, at 7:30 p.m. MST.


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Cost for the Topeka Impact Volleyball Camp is $95 and open to students entering 6th through 12th grade.
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Mattie Taormina, SUL's long-time head of public services in Special Collections and, most recently, Librarian for Instruction and Outreach, is leaving SUL to pursue a great new stage in her career. Beginning March 2, 2016, Mattie will be the Director of the Sutro Library in San Francisco.
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Love Dogs? Need a study break? Join the Engineering Library for some pet therapy. We'll have several dogs for you to visit. In the event of rain, look for us under the covered walkway.
When: Thursday, March 10 and Monday, March 14 from 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm
Where: Y2E2 Courtyard between Y2E2 and Huang Center
University of California Press joins 20+ HighWire Publishers in Sales Representation Partnership with Dragonfly Sales and Marketing
REDWOOD CITY, CA - HighWire Press, Inc. and Dragonfly Sales and Marketing are pleased to announce the inclusion of the journals of the University of California Press to their worldwide library sales offering. Dragonfly also represents the Independent Scholarly Publishers Group (ISPG), a community of over twenty publishers with journals hosted on the HighWire Press platform.
It is with pleasure that I confirm Matt Marostica as permanent Assistant University Librarian for Public Services effective 1 January 2016. Matt has served admirably in the interim role since Chris Bourg's departure at the end of January 2015.


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Eastern Washington University's latest football recruiting class not only kept with the school's interests in signing potential talent from inside the state but it may have produced talent to fill some of the holes the Eagles will have in 2013.
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In officially announcing the names of the 17 new Eagles, head coach Beau Baldwin hinted along the way that some of the new faces coming to Cheney might be able to replace some of the old familiar ones fans have watched for the past few years.
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ENRON'S MANY STRANDS: THE ACCOUNTANTS; Andersen Widens Effort To Find Buyer
By KURT EICHENWALD with ANDREW ROSS SORKIN
Published: March 13, 2002
Amid signs that a possible merger deal with Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu was faltering, Arthur Andersen intensified discussions yesterday with two other accounting competitors in hopes of striking a deal by the end of the week, people involved in the discussions said yesterday.
Talks continued yesterday with Deloitte, which has been working with Andersen executives since last week in an effort to structure a deal. But separate negotiating teams from KPMG and Ernst & Young also met yesterday with Andersen executives. The discussions involve proposals with different structures, these people said.
Meanwhile, Andersen was ''very far along'' in negotiations with the Securities and Exchange Commission to resolve potential charges stemming from the Enron collapse, according to a person close to the talks. However, the person said, no firm numbers have been reached.
The series of talks have become enormously complex. There are discussions with the three accounting competitors and the negotiations with the S.E.C. In addition, Andersen faces indictment, perhaps as soon as tomorrow, if it fails to negotiate a plea with federal prosecutors on charges that the firm obstructed justice in the Enron investigation.
Finally, Andersen offices around the world, linked more like a series of partnerships than a single entity, are said by employees to be considering a range of options, many of which involve deciding their fates independent of agreements reached in New York.
But with a steady drumbeat of defections from major clients, insiders and accounting industry experts said that Andersen had reached a critical juncture, one in which its future could be determined in a matter of days.
In essence, they said, Andersen must be absorbed by a rival quickly because a collapse would leave thousands of clients struggling to find new accountants, a huge transfer that competing firms would probably be unable to absorb rapidly.
''It would be a tragedy if it happened, and it would be very disruptive,'' one person involved in the matter said.
While Andersen has maintained contact with both KPMG and Ernst & Young since last week, people involved in the talks said that intense discussions began only yesterday. Difficulties seemed to be emerging with each proposal. Andersen executives were said to be less comfortable with the fit of their firm with Ernst & Young, and KPMG was said to be primarily interested in a deal for Andersen's overseas operations.
Some accounting industry experts said that the interest of KPMG in Andersen seemed surprising. Indeed, in recent weeks, a senior partner with a role in managing KPMG told associates that there was little interest in inserting the firm into Andersen's troubles.
The senior partner ''said that he'd rather pick up their client and their people than their liability,'' one person who heard the conversation said.
Negotiations with Deloitte -- which have been led in recent days by the firms' chief executives, Joseph F. Berardino from Andersen and James E. Copeland Jr. from Deloitte -- have become something of an emotional roller coaster, with moments when the obstacles seem intractable only to be overcome hours later by a new solution.
The largest sticking point for any potential suitor is the liability facing Andersen for its role as the longtime auditor of Enron. Andersen has been informed that it faces indictment as soon as tomorrow if it does not reach a plea agreement on the obstruction of justice charges. In addition to trying to negotiate a settlement with the S.E.C., the firm is also negotiating with lawyers who have filed an array of class-action suits.
Hoping to find a way around some of the liability problems, each of the potential bidders yesterday contacted insurers like the Chubb Group, people close to the discussions said, asking about potential insurance for Andersen's liabilities. But, these people said, there was little sense that the insurers would be willing to provide such protection.
Senior executives from Deloitte are also facing internal problems over the deal. Several partners have expressed concerns about conducting a hurried deal with Andersen. Deloitte was said to have held two meetings of partners this week to discuss concerns about a possible combination.
While the need for a plan to overcome the Enron liabilities is the largest obstacle, there are also concerns among some potential suitors that any deal for the foreign operations of Andersen would be somewhat illusory.
As a loose network of private partnerships, most Andersen affiliates can decide their fate and are not bound by merger agreements negotiated on their behalf by partners in the United States, employees and industry experts said.
As such, persuading local partners to throw in with a global firm that has been badly damaged by Enron will be one of the challenges for the architects of any merger.
Even as the possibilities for Andersen's American partners shrink along with their client roster, foreign affiliates are considering several options that include remaining independent or merging with a Big Five accounting firm other than Deloitte, employees said.
''In theory, the foreign partnerships can go their own way,'' said John Davies, head of business law for the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants in London.


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The NAVIGON 2510 Explorer makes your route your destination
NAVIGON 2510 Explorer is the name of the new pilot from NAVIGON. A sightseeing feature, European tourist routes, the new MyBest POI and pedestrian navigation make your navigation system a versatile travel guide.
Hamburg, 5 March 2010 – The new NAVIGON 2510 Explorer is the travel specialist amongst navigation devices. The NAVIGON Sightseeing feature inspired by MERIAN scout informs about things and places to see along your route. Drivers can see historical details, opening times and even photos of the special tourist sites and sights optionally and even with spoken announcements. The NAVIGON Sightseeing Tours feature includes a selection of sightseeing routes based on the recommendations of ViaMichelin, the travel specialists. MyBest POI can also be accessed with a single click. With this feature, NAVIGON offers an improvement on the previous points of interest: Users can now use MyBest POI to adapt the special destinations along their routes to meet their own, personal needs and to show favourite categories as icons on the display.
Sightseeing throughout the whole of Europe
The Feature NAVIGON Sightseeing inspired by MERIAN scout notifies the driver of special sights along the route. "Drivers always have their own, personal travel guide at hand with the NAVIGON 2510 Explorer. They can access information about over 6,200 special destinations in 18 European countries along the way and arrive at their destinations knowing all about where they are," says Jörn Watzke, Vice President of Product Line Management at NAVIGON. Even more detailed information about individual sites and sights is available as full version in the NAVIGON Online Shop for only €19.95. In addition to extensive information about individual places to visit, the NAVIGON 2510 Explorer also provides drivers with complete tourist routes compiled by ViaMichelin travel editors. You can, for instance, discover the beauties of Tuscany on the Italian route or take a tour along the Irish panorama coast route in County Kerry. 14 routes in 14 countries are already preinstalled in the navigation system as an appetising taste & try offer. This standard installation can be upgraded at any time with additional tourist routes available for only €14.95 from the NAVIGON Online Shop. In addition to these new features, the NAVIGON 2510 Explorer also provides the tried and tested features of its predecessor, the NAVIGON 2410.
Precise pedestrian navigation, wherever you are
As a dependable, expert travel companion, the NAVIGON 2510 Explorer of course also offers pedestrian navigation to show users without cars the shortest ways in unfamiliar surroundings. The display screen changes its aspect automatically as soon as the pedestrian navigation device is held upright. Thanks to its integrated E-Compass, determination of the precise position is possible even at walking speed. An arrow shows the user the walking direction and enables orientation even in narrow alleyways far away from main streets. As well as an E-Compass, the NAVIGON 2510 Explorer also features an energy-saving function and thus allows users to take city strolls lasting up to four hours. At the same time, users can still access the special destinations provided by NAVIGON's partner MERIAN scout and either read all about or listen to information on particular interesting sites or sights. NAVIGON Last Mile stores the position of the parked car and quickly guides users back to their vehicle after enjoying a sightseeing stroll around town.
Numerous inclusive features
In addition to its qualities as a travel guide, the NAVIGON 2510 Explorer also includes the tried & tested NAVIGON features for the reliable planning of routes with the car. As well as NAVIGON MyRoutes, other features onboard are NAVIGON Clever Parking, POI Click, Lane Assistant Pro, Speed Assistant, TMC Routing Info, Spoken TMC and Text-to-Speech. In the words of Jörn Watzke, 'With the NAVIGON 2510 Explorer, we offer drivers a premium quality navigation solution complete with a full-fledged pedestrian navigation option. Thanks to its preinstalled tourist routes, you get a versatile travel specialist at a very attractive price'.
The new NAVIGON 2510 Explorer is available until the end of March for only €149. The NAVIGON 2410 and NAVIGON 2410 Via Michelin can be upgraded with the new features of the NAVIGON 2510 Explorer for only €39.95.
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Frances Ancheta has released her first album of original material. It's called Now We're Here. Ancheta is offering "On and On and On" as the first free download from the release.
The poor girl only has 69 plays on Last.FM, so if you use Last.FM, particularly the Scrobbler then please download "On and On and On" for free and Scrobble it up.
Here's the official word about Frances Ancheta, straight from Skope Magazine:
Frances is a Filipina American singer/songwriter and guitarist based in San Francisco, California. She performs mostly acoustic solo gigs, but occasionally performs with backup musicians. Frances also was a member of the San Francisco acappella group The Loose Interpretations. Frances' mellow acoustic style is influenced by all the music that has touched her life: pop, folk, modern rock, classical, world, new wave, the list goes on and on. She has performed the cafe/coffeehouse circuit, as well as festivals and special events throughout the SF Bay Area. Frances has released her first CD of original songs, entitled Now We're Here.
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Clubs: 1. FC Nürnberg, Borussia Dortmund
• Joined VfL Bochum 1848's youth sector at 15 but switched to 1. FC Nürnberg midway through the 2008/09 season and helped the club win promotion to the Bundesliga.
• A German youth international at assorted age groups, he made 22 appearances for Nürnberg in his debut Bundesliga campaign, scoring one goal – in a 1-1 draw with regional rivals FC Bayern München on 20 February 2010.
• Helped Nürnberg rise ten places up the Bundesliga table in 2010/11 (from 16th to 6th), scoring five goals in 25 league games and earning a move to champions Dortmund, where he was recruited to replace Real Madrid CF-bound schemer Nuri Şahin.
• Struggled in the first half of the campaign – his two UEFA Champions League outings both ended in defeat – but came on strong for Dortmund in the spring, notably scoring the club's extra-time winner in the semi-final of the German Cup against SpVgg Greuther Fürth; ended the season with winners' medals in the Bundesliga and the DFB-Pokal, playing the full 90 minutes of the Berlin showdown against Bayern.
• Graduated from Germany Under-21s to the senior squad, making his debut in the Nationalmannschaft's final UEFA EURO 2012 qualifier, at home to Belgium on 11 October 2011, when he came on as a late substitute for Philipp Lahm.
• Scored his first UEFA Champions League goal, the equaliser from the penalty spot, in the Schwarzgelben's 2-1 defeat by FC Bayern München in the 2013 final at Wembley.
UEFA honours
UEFA Champions League: runner-up 2013
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Agents from the Tehama Interagency Drug Enforcement (TIDE) task force arrested two suspects in a commercial marijuana growing operation on Thursday.
After locating two growing sites, agents found Francisco Sanchez-Figueroa, 21, and David Sanchez-Figueroa, 34, both of Michoacan, Mexico. The two suspects were tending to the marijuana gardens and fled on foot when approached by officers.
They were apprehended by a U.S. Forest Service K-9 and were transported to a hospital for medical clearance before being booked at the Tehama County Jail for the cultivation of marijuana, marijuana for sale, conspiracy to commit a crime and resisting, delaying or obstructing a peace officer.
Their bail was set at $48,000 each and additional charges through the U.S. Attorney's Office are being sought against the two suspects.
The grow site the suspects were located in contained 4,926 plants. A second grow site nearby contained 12,808 marijuana plants.
The TIDE task force includes the Tehama County Sheriff's Office Marijuana Eradication Team, the Butte County Sheriff's Office and U.S. Forest Service agents.


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UCF Survives First-Round Scare from Marshall, 59-57 IN OT
March 8, 2010
TULSA, Okla. - Knights' guard Chelsie Wiley scored a team-best 19 points as eighth-seeded UCF defeated No. 9 seed Marshall, 59-57 in overtime, in the opening game of the 2010 GMC Sierra Conference USA Women's Basketball Championship at the Donald W. Reynolds Center.
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We would like to welcome you to the Joy Fellowship Assembly Family. A church where Jesus Christ is exalted through our love for one another. A place where there's hope, comfort, healing and restoration - Your special spot in the family of God.
A few years ago, the Lord led us to purchase the former Niantic Baptist Church on Bowling Lane and miraculously supplied our need for a building we could call our own. Over thirteen years ago, Joy Fellowship met as a church in the Bradford Elementary School, having a burden to open our doors and hearts to the residents of Bradford.
Joy Fellowship Assemblies of God Church
Pastor Mark Benson
17 Bowling Lane
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Berkshire's 2015-16 Annual Fund closes on June 30. Your gift, of any size, has a significant impact.
Be a part of this year's drive to hit a historic level of alumni participation – Go Bears!
If you have any questions, please contact Christine Pincelli, Director of Annual Fund Giving and Parent Engagement, at 413-229-1282.
alumni Events
Reunion Weekend 2016
June 10-12 | Berkshire School | Please join us as we celebrate the classes of 1's and 6's under the Mountain again!
Berkshire at the BallPark: Dodgers vs. Nationals
July 19 | 7:05 pm | Nationals Park, Washington DC | $35 per ticket
Berkshire at the Ballpark: Twins vs. Red Sox
July 21 | 7:10 pm | Fenway Park, Boston | $34 per ticket
Berkshire at the Ballpark: Cardinals vs. Cubs
August 11 | 7:05 pm | Wrigley Field, Chicago | $61 per ticket
Berkshire at the BallPark: Dodgers vs. Phillies
August 18 | 7:05 pm | Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia | $26 per ticket
Berkshire at the Ballpark: Red Sox vs. Yankees
September 29 | 7:05 pm | Yankee Stadium, Bronx | $54 per ticket
Stay tuned for more event details or contact Jodi Rathbun at 413-229-1308 or email@example.com with any questions.


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Friday, December 20, 2013
Invisible by Tony Diana
During my formative years I really didn't understand who I was. I grew up with a parent with a drinking problem four sisters and I had no idea who I was. In school (All of the years) I was a social outcast. Mostly because I could not relate to what my peers where going through. I suppose vice versa. This song is for ANYONE who felt Invisible at any time in their life. It's the worst feeling ever. But as you grow I promise you it gets better. Insight and experience takes over and you get to discover who you really are. I was lucky because I found someone who loved me for me and saw what I did not even see in myself. She made me visible and for that I am grateful. Enjoy.
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Saturday, December 14, 2013
The Clockwork Man Gains his Freedom
A steampunk inspired tune I wrote. Let your imagination fly away with this.
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Wednesday, December 11, 2013
New Universe
This is a tune I wrote trying to express a new universe being formed. The video I made using simple milk food coloring and Hydrogen Peroxide on a piece of glass Please enjoy
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Sunday, December 8, 2013
Butterfleye Films present the last of our Summer short series. A supernatural Thriller called "Dilemma" What if someone offered your hearts content anything you could want and all you had to was let borrow your body "For a moment?" What would you do?
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Saturday, December 7, 2013
A new tune I wrote in the vein of Tangerine Dream
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Sunday, December 1, 2013
Mystic Victory by Tony Diana
An uplifting Epic victory song I wrote. Some neat vocals in the middle.
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Creepy by Tony Diana
A piece I wrote to try out some new orchestral sounds I got.
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Queens Bakery Fined $25,000 for Discrimination
That's $10,000 in damages, $10,000 for racial discrimination, and $5,000 more for gender discrimination.
The owners of a Middle Village bakery face $25,000 in fines stemming from discrimination charges after a co-owner allegedly told a 25-year-old job applicant, "I can't hire you because you're black." Jamilah DaCosta says she answered a Craigslist ad in 2011 only to be told by Framboise Patisserie partner Patty Meimetea that a black "counter girl" would scare away customers and that her husband would be angry if she hired an African-American. Meimetea and her husband, who deny the allegations, say the real reason the woman wasn't hired was because she had previously worked a fast-food job. "I can't hire somebody who worked at McDonald's," says AJ Saputhanthri. "She don't even know what is the cookie dough." The breakdown of fines includes damages awarded to DaCosta and penalties for racial and gender discrimination. [NYDN]