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Widowed father and family-advice columnist Dan Burns, who is reeling from the heartache of loss, takes refuge by trying to maintain order with his three rebellious young girls, while dodging anything unexpected or outside the box. But when Dan heads to Rhode Island, his miffed daughters in tow, for the annual fall weekend thrown by the large and boisterous Burns family, everything changes. Soon after his arrival, he runs into an alluring woman named Marie in a bookshop. For the first time in a very, very long time, Dan experiences real, live sparks--only to have to douse them liberally when he discovers Marie is, in fact, the brand-new girlfriend that his brother Mitch is about to proudly introduce to the family. As the weekend gets underway in the close quarters of a crowded house filled with quirky, prying relatives, Dan and Marie try to squelch and cover up their growing mutual attraction at every turn, leading to one comical situation after another. Yet, no matter how hard they try to do the very opposite, Dan and Marie can't help but fall in love. Now, Dan is about to realize that no matter how wise safety might seem, when it comes to real life, he's going to have to break all the rules.
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Left Fork Grill's Chef Jeff Masten's pie crust recipe and tips
Chef Jeff Masten never meant to be king of pies. When he opened Left Fork Grill, he planned to serve cheesecake, pudding and layer cake along with pie as part of his comfort food menu. But word of his pie prowess spread, and he now serves 12 to 14 different pies every day. Savvy regulars know to get in orders for their favorite slice even before they've decided between corned beef hash or meatloaf for the main meal. A chalkboard behind the cash register lists the day's pie offerings, and every so often you'll hear a server call out, "No more raspberry cream!" That pie gets crossed off the list until another emerges from the oven. Read More


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Rain… many spots around Indiana finally saw rain! Indy picked up .14″ of rain last night, bringing our monthly July total to .47″ of rain. That's still the driest on record. The previous record was .49″ in 1914.
Highs today will reach the low 90s with a mix of sun and clouds and a 30% chance of isolated showers and storms along and south of I-70. Severe storms are not expected, but any thunderstorm will produce very heavy rain.
Overnight, temps drop to the low 70s, and clear skies and light winds, patchy fog is likely.
For the Brickyard, highs hit the low 90s with heat indices pushing close to 100. There's a 10% chance for a pop up shower or storm, but most spots look to stay dry.
Monday the humidity increases, and by Tuesday we're back in the mid 90s.
Our best chance for rain, begins Wednesday.
If you're keeping track of consecutive 90 degree days… Friday made 13 days in a row! The record is 19 back in 1936.


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Serious questions surround professional guardian Patricia Johnson, who is running in Tuesday's election for Pinellas Park's City Council. In recent months, Adam Walser of WTFS, Tampa Bay's ABC News Affiliate, did an extensive investigation into Johnson's actions and behavior as a guardian for over 50 of Pinellas County's elderly residents. According to Walser, a number of Johnson's clients and their families have complained about her conduct as guardian.
All residents voting in Tuesday's election need to know more about Patricia Johnson's questionable tenure as a guardian prior to deciding which candidate to choose at the polls. Johnson has the ability to charge her wards up to $70 per hour for their care, sell their property, liquidate their estates, and close their bank accounts. Walser reports Johnson's own wards are not allowed to know how their money is spent.
Four troubling examples of wards committed to Johnson's care
Rita Eldridge lived in her Pinellas Park home, cared for by her son James. However, in 2008, Ms. Eldridge was declared incapacitated by the court based on assertions that there was no one available to care for her. This in spite of the fact Eldridge's son James lived in the home with his mother and watched after her. Eldridge was committed to the care of Patricia Johnson who then evicted James from the property. After being placed in a nursing home, Eldridge's property was sold at less than half of the market value. Family members who attempted to retrieve items of sentimental value were informed anything they took from the home would be considered stealing. All of Ms. Eldridge's belongings sold for only $295, and all of the keepsakes Ms. Eldridge had planned to pass onto her family, such as photographs and teddy bears, were disposed of by the state. Rita Eldridge has since passed away.
Rebie Jimenez is another Pinellas County resident declared incapacitated and committed to the care of Patricia Johnson, despite the fact Jimenez lived in the home with her husband Fernando for over 25 years. Johnson also evicted Fernando, and locked him and their daughter Lee out of the home. All of the items Ms. Jimenez intended to pass on to her children became property of Johnson. A pair of questionable real estate transactions followed Jimenez's transfer of care to Johnson. Fernando died just days after Johnson had evicted him from his own home. Ms. Jimenez now lives in the memory unit at Grand Villa.
Despite efforts by Paulette Karpa of filing notarized paperwork regarding arrangements for her care, the court denied Karpa and her family's request, and instead committed her to the care of Patricia Johnson. In 2009, Karpa was declared incapacitated after making a number of burglary calls to the police about burglaries, which turned out to be false alarms. Without warning, Johnson allowed Karpa's power to be cut off, leaving her without lights and air conditioning, and a closed bank account. No attempts by the courts or Patricia Johnson were made to notify Alicia Hackerson, Karpa's niece, with whom arrangements had previously been made regarding her aunt's care. The lack of notice issue was filed with Senior Citizens Services of Clearwater. In response the Senior Citizens Services of Clearwater contacted Hackerson, residing in Massachusetts who then raised the issue with the court system. The court claimed the signed and notarized paperwork was lost and ruled against Karpa's family. As a result, Johnson's request to commit Karpa at Grand Villa was honored.
Finally, Johnson's handling of ward William Berchau raised a number of questions about her conduct as a professional guardian. Berchau was committed to Johnson's care after he tried to sell his Pinellas County property at below market value (a practice Johnson herself participated in regularly with her wards' homes). For several years, Berchau lived at The Inn at the Fountains, an assisted living facility in St. Petersburg. However, Johnson transferred him without warning or explanation to the Alzheimer's Unit in Grand Villa. Berchau remained there until another sudden transfer to a less restrictive wing at Grand Villa after his story received media coverage on WTFS. While state regulators have fined Grand Villa twice since 2005, The Inn at the Fountains, Berchau's previous residence, has never been fined.
Walser follows Johnson around for a week on her job
Due to Patricia Johnson's refusal to answer Adam Walser's questions regarding her conduct as a professional guardian, the reporter decided to follow Johnson around for a week. During that period of time, Johnson spent a total of 20 minutes at one of the assisted living facilities where she places her patients. According to family members, the staff workers at the facilities say Johnson never checks in with any of her over 50 committed wards. The wards' families complain Johnson is never available. Staff workers caring for Johnson's clients at assisted living facilities across Pinellas County corroborate this claim.
Two fellow council members of Johnson appear to profit from her wards
Two of Johnson's fellow council members, Ed Taylor and Richard Butler, appear to profit from Patricia Johnson's wards. Ed Taylor owns Taylor Family Funeral Home, where Johnson chose to send six of her wards for funerals. Rita Eldridge was taken to Taylor Family Funeral home, even though this was not the first choice for her family. Richard Butler is a realtor who has sold 14 of Johnson's wards homes for $1.25 million since 2010. Butler earned a higher than average seven percent commission, even though Johnson never submitted certified appraisals prior to sale of the properties. Not surprisingly, both Taylor and Butler have endorsed Johnson in Tuesday's reelection bid.


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A 49-year-old man turned himself into the Detroit police Wednesday morning for running down a west side child, 8, and then leaving the scene. The DPD says the man has made a full confession and is being held pending charges.
Shena Wilhite told WDIV-4 that she and her child Darrin had just arrived home Tuesday evening when the youngster asked permission to ride his bike.
Darrin Wilhite was near West Chicago and Abington Avenue, about two blocks from his home, when he was struck by a man driving a red SUV. The incident was witnessed by several of Darrin's friends, who ran to tell his mother.
Meanwhile, Darrin and his bicycle had gotten entangled with the vehicle and were dragged for several blocks. Even after the youngster and his bike fell away, the driver declined to stop.
Darrin Wilhite was pronounced dead at Sinai-Grace Hospital.
The hit-and-run driver turned himself in at about 9:30 a.m. this morning. It is now up to the prosecutor what charges to bring against him.


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Maxwell's in Hoboken Reopening As a Pizza Restaurant
Hard-core is out, thin crust is in.
Yo La Tengo, Hüsker Dü, and Nirvana are just a few of the thousands of acts that once took the stage at Maxwell's, which closed last year. The site of the famed Hoboken club will next become a "family restaurant specializing in thin-crust artisanal pizza," the Jersey Journal reports. While some had hoped that the brief resurrection late last summer, when Justin Timberlake filmed a commercial for Target at Maxwell's, meant that the club would somehow rock on, live music appears to not be part of the new owners' plans. Evan Dean and Pete Carr say they're keeping the name, but will convert Maxwell's venerated old backroom into a dining room. "Hoboken is changing, and it's time for Maxwell's to change," Dean says. [NJ.com via Gothamist, Earlier, Related]


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Iowa State Baseball Rallies to Upset No. 19 Raiders, 10-7
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AMES, Iowa--True freshman Brad Bjorklund hit a two-out, three-run homer off Texas Tech's Joe Smith in the bottom of the ninth inning to seal a 10-7 Cyclone win against the 19th-rated Red Raiders, Saturday afternoon at Cap Timm Field. ISU scored five runs in the ninth inning to capture its sixth conference win of the season, equaling its conference win total of last year.
With the Cyclones down 7-5 in the ninth, ISU's Jade O'Brien led off the inning with a double to left field, followed by a Matt McDonough single to put runners on the corner. Bill Uelmen drove in his third run of the day with a sacrifice fly to make the score 7-6. Tom Wierzbicki promptly singled to move Shawn Sedlacek, who pinch-ran for McDonough, to second. Doug Kinsel struckout next, bringing up Adam Scott with runners on first and second with two outs. What looked like a routine ground ball to Tech shortstop Jason Huth became the opposite when an errant throw to second base went over Kevin Jordan's head, scoring Sedlacek to tie the game at 7-7.
Huth's error, Tech's second of the game, set up Bjorklund's final at-bat heroics, as the freshman blasted the ball over the left field wall to snare the victory for ISU.
"The fans that left in the sixth inning missed one heck of a ballgame," Cyclone head coach Lyle Smith said. "The team responded when it needed to, which is what you want this time of year."
The Cyclones, now 13-18 overall and 6-9 in Big 12, rallied from a 7-2 deficit thanks to brilliant pitching from Darin Nelson and Steve Larkin in the middle innings, who limited the Red Raiders to six hits and one run in the final five stanzas. Nelson threw 4 1/3, and Larkin retired the final two batters to collect the win (3-1).
ISU was also aided by the play of freshmen Tom Wierzbicki and Jeff Duncan, who tallied two and three hits, respectively. Shawn Leimbek, who missed his first start of the year due to a pulled hamstring, came up with a key pinch-hit, RBI double in the eighth inning to keep ISU in the ballgame.
Tech starter Monty Ward went seven innings before being pulled for Smith in the eighth inning. Ward allowed four runs on seven hits, while Smith (3-1) totaled two earned runs on five hits. Ryan Ruiz and Josh Bard had the hot bats for the Red Raiders, who fall to 31-14 overall and 11-8 in the Big 12. Ruiz went 3-for-6, driving in two runs. Bard hit a solo homer in the third inning.
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College Hockey:Jalosuo, Räty help Minnesota blank Wisconsin to stay undefeated
MINNEAPOLIS — Wisconsin is steadily improving, but it still has some ground to make up on No. 1 Minnesota.
The defending champs were able to make the key plays down the stretch to sweep the Badgers for the first time since 2005 with a 2-0 win Sunday afternoon.
"First and foremost, I just thought it was a fantastic hockey game tonight with two very good teams going at it," Minnesota coach Brad Frost said.
Senior defenseman Mira Jalosuo scored on the power play midway through the final period to provide the Gophers (18-0-0, 12-0-0 WCHA) with the only goal that they would need.
"Obviously, it was awesome," Jalosuo said. "Me and Kelly Terry practiced one-timers a lot last week and finally it paid off. If you want to have a good one-timer, you have to practice that a lot; it's not that easy."
Jalosuo moved into the left circle and cranked a pass from the opposite side from Sarah Davis into the net.
Amanda Kessel iced the victory with 10 seconds remaining and Alex Rigsby off for an extra attacker. Becky Kortum, who also had an assist on the first goal, blocked a shot and got the puck to the speedy winger. Kessel outraced the defense down the ice and escorted the puck into the empty net for her 22nd tally of the year.
"[Kessel] reminds me of [Natalie] Darwitz and [Krissy] Wendell where every time she's on the ice, there's a chance that she's going to score," Frost said. "She had some chances tonight, but to be able to put that one away at the end there was good."
Kessel likely enjoyed finally getting a look at the net without Rigsby guarding it, as she thwarted 36 Minnesota shots and was only beaten once.
"Rigsby played absolutely tremendous on the other end and had some great saves there," Frost said. "So many close calls for the puck going in, but she just played really, really well."
The Badgers (10-6-2, 6-6-2-2 WCHA) came out with determination and were sharper in the opening period, outshooting the hosts 11-7.
Wisconsin's Madison Packer had a rebound opportunity in the latter stages of the first period with Noora Räty down, but her shot found the left pipe instead of twine.
"When you score, it creates energy and we never were able to do it over the weekend at a key moment," Wisconsin coach Mark Johnson said.
On every other Badgers' chance, Räty prevailed, earning her seventh shutout of the season and the 33rd of her career, six shy of the record set by Jessie Vetter at Wisconsin.
"Sometimes my job has been pretty easy this year, so I was pretty excited going into this weekend because I knew they were going to be our biggest challenge of the year, and they definitely were," Räty said. "I think they played great and they definitely challenged us this weekend."
Her 16th win of the year brought her career total to 92 as she chases the mark of 100 established a year ago by Mercyhurst's Hillary Pattenden.
"We have to capitalize on our opportunities when we do get them against them and unfortunately, this weekend, Räty was at her best when she needed to be," Johnson said. "I'd have liked to maybe create some more opportunities, but overall, we're getting better. We're missing some people, which makes a difference, but I was happy with the effort. I've got no complaints whatsoever."
After the first intermission, Minnesota found another gear and enjoyed a 31-8 bulge in shots the rest of the way. One key was shutting down Briana Decker, the reigning Patty Kazmaier Award winner. She had five shots on goal in the opening period, but none over the final 40 minutes.
"She is a skilled player and you have to always be aware of what she is doing," Jalosuo said. "She has good hands and she has such good speed, too."
As was the case on Saturday, Minnesota took control of the game in the middle period, limiting the visitors to two shots and firing 17 of its own.
"I felt like our team knew that they were going to get that goal, [but] it was just a matter of how and when," Frost said. "But quite frankly, the way we played there in the last two periods in particular, had we not won this game and lost it 1-0 or 2-0 with an empty-netter, I still would have been really proud of how we played."
Although the Gophers haven't played many close third periods this season, Jalosuo didn't sense any added tension from her team.
"We were pretty calm all the time and confident that we will beat them if we keep doing what we were doing like in the second period," she said.
Minnesota heads to Bemidji State next weekend to attempt to close out a perfect first half of the season.
Räty noted that Gophers' nemesis Zuzana Tomcikova is no longer between the pipes for Bemidji State, but she still expects a competitive series.
"That's a tough place to play," Räty said. "It's a new rink and they're a really good home team. They usually block close to 40 shots a game, so we just need to get pucks to the net and prepare the same and I think we'll be fine."
The Badgers return home for a crucial series versus No. 8 North Dakota.
"Two league games and we finish the first half of the season, so hopefully, what we did in these six periods we can build off of and take it into next weekend's games," Johnson said.
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Pavel Smelkov conducts the first Met revival of Kentridge's acclaimed 2010 staging
"The Nose" stars Tony Award winner (South Pacific) Paulo Szot as Kovalyov, a hapless bureaucrat who awakes one morning to discover that his nose has run away. Andrey Popov is the menacing Police Inspector and Alexander Lewis makes his company role debut as Kovalyov's peripatetic nose. Pavel Smelkov conducts.
Szot starred as Kovalyov in the 2010 Met premiere of Shostakovich's The Nose. He won a 2008 Tony Award for his portrayal of Emile de Becque in Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific.
Kentridge is one of the world's preeminent visual artists. His work has been the subject of major gallery shows and museum retrospectives around the world. As a stage director, he has created acclaimed multimedia productions of Büchner's Woyzeck, Monteverdi's Il Ritorno d'Ulisse in Patria, and Mozart's Die Zauberflöte. He made his Met debut with this production of The Nose in 2010 and will create a new production of Berg's Lulu in a future Met season.
Of this production, The Wall Street Journal enthused, "A wildly colorful and imaginative staging, a non-stop hour-and-a-half of ingenious, delirious mayhem." And The New York Times raved, "With unflagging energy and unfettered imagination, it powerfully seconds both the irreverent zaniness of the Gogol story on which the opera is based and the teeming exuberance of Shostakovich's music." Soprano Patricia Racette hosts the broadcast.
"The Nose" was originally seen live in movie theaters on October 26 as part of the groundbreaking The Met: Live in HD series, which transmits live performances to more than 2,000 movie theaters and performing arts centers in 64 countries around the world.
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As A Freshman In 2004: Played in all 22 games, making nine starts ... Scored a goal against Syracuse for her first career point ... Took 12 shots on the year, four of which were on goal.
Before UMass: Three-year letterwinner for Melissa Phillips and Vi Goodnow at Frontier Regional (Mass.) High School ... Team was 47-7-10 in her three seasons ... Had 15 goals and nine assists as a senior co-captain ... Tallied 32 goals and 24 assists in her career ... 2002 and 2003 Republican All-Scholastic first-team member ... Two-time first-team All-League selection ... Two-time White Mountain Sports All-Star at Deerfield Academy ... Member of the Futures 2002 team ... Won a Bronze medal at the 2003 Baystate West Games ... Attended College Connection in 2002 and the National Field Hockey Festival in 2003 ... White Mountain Sports Shoot N' Save 4 vs. 4 champion ... Recipient of teams' Spirit and Desire Award in 2002 and 2003 ... Also ran varsity track for four seasons ... Team was Western Massachusetts champions for three seasons ... Member of the National Honor Society.
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|Volleyball takes on Utah State
MOSCOW - The Idaho volleyball team will hit the road for its only match this week as it visits Western Athletic Conference foe Utah State on Nov. 5 at 6 p.m. pacific.
The Vandals topped the Aggies 3-0 in Memorial Gym on Oct. 7 with 25-17, 25-14 and 25-16 set victories.
Idaho enters the match at 13-11 overall and 7-4 in the WAC after winning back-to-back WAC home matches last week. The Aggies are 11-13 on the season and 6-5 in the WAC, just one game behind Idaho for third place in the conference standings.
The Vandals and Aggies have met 36 times in history, with each team taking home 18 wins in the series.
Idaho sophomore Allison Walker is coming off of her second WAC Player of the Week selection in the month of October, as she earned the honor for the week of Oct. 24-30 after averaging 5.29 kills, 1.29 digs, 5.50 points and 0.43 blocks per set while hitting .278 in Idaho's two wins.
Vandal senior libero Cassie Hamilton is chasing Idaho's all-time digs record. She enters the match with 1,340 career digs, and is 80 digs shy of the record with three regular season matches remaining. Hamilton's 4.44 digs per set this season lead the WAC.
Utah State hitter Liz McArthur ranks fourth in the WAC with 4.00 kills per game in conference matches, while libero Lauren Bodily ranks fourth with 3.49 digs per game.
Fans can follow live video and live stats of the match online at www.utahstateaggies.com
Idaho wraps up the regular season with trips to Fresno State (Nov. 10) and Nevada (Nov. 12) before heading to Las Vegas, Nev., for the WAC Tournament Nov. 21-23.


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March 19, 2014
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ST. LOUIS -- Senior Saluki women's golfer Cassie Rushing was named the co-women's golfer of the week by the Missouri Valley Conference, the Valley announced Wednesday.
This is the fourth career MVC weekly honor for Rushing, a native of nearby Marion, Ill. She currently leads SIU with an 18-hole average of 76.3, which is also the fourth-best in the conference in 2013-14.
Rushing was SIU's overall individual leader at the Eagle Landing Invitational this past weekend, where the Salukis finished fourth overall. Rushing finished tied for fourth individually, and led the entire tournament after the second round after shooting a 36-hole score of 143 -- the fifth-best score in school history. Included in that was a second-round 70, which is the second-lowest single-round score in her SIU career. Her 54-hole score of 220 not only was good for fourth overall in the tournament, but also ranks as the fourth-best in SIU history as well.


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TACOMA, Wash. - Several former University of Washington student-athletes will be honored this summer as inductees into the Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame.
Curtis Allen (basketball, 2001-03), Ray Barnes (football, 1950), Jakke Davis (track & field, 1983-84), Darold Talley (football, 1949-51) and Dan Vaughn (soccer, 1974-77) will be among those honored at the Tacoma Athletic Commission's annual Banquet of Champions on Thursday, June 3rd in the Exhibition Hall at the Tacoma Dome.
A social hour will be held at 5:30pm, dinner at 6:30pm and the program from 7:00-9:00pm. This celebration will be emceed by Tacoma native and former KIRO-TV news anchor Gary Justice and will feature the Columbia Bank Male and Female High School Athletes of the Year recipients, Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Hall of Fame inductees, MVP Physical Therapy Most Valuable Player honorees, the First Family of Sport Awards, Dick Hannula Amateur Athlete of the Year recipient, the Clay Huntington Sports Communication Scholarship, and the Connelly Law Offices' Award for Officiating Excellence.
A special feature this year will honor three inductees into the State of Washington Sports Hall of Fame: internationally-known mountain climbers Jim and Lou Whittaker and longtime Puyallup high and Central Washington University basketball coach, Dean Nicholson.
The Male and Female High School Athlete of the Year recipients will each receive a $2500 scholarship to the college of their choice. These award culminate the monthly recognition program sponsored by the TAC and Columbia Bank during the school year. All 33 high schools in Pierce County are invited to attend.
Guest speakers in recent years have included Seattle Storm All-Star guard Sue Bird; former Washington State University football coach Jim Walden; Seattle Seahawk quarterback Brock Huard; track Olympian Doris Brown Heritage; Lorenzo Romar, University of Washington men's head basketball coach; and Frosty Westering, former Pacific Lutheran University football coaching legend.
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Jennifer Van Bergen, a journalist, author and law lecturer, discusses the reasons why Guantanamo prisoners aren't being tried in federal courts; how the Miranda warning – established by the Supreme Court to protect constitutional rights – has been eviscerated by Executive branch policy changes; why a parallel legal system for terrorism cases is not necessary; and how the "public safety" exception to Miranda provides all the flexibility needed to interrogate and prosecute terrorists.
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Feb. 11, 2011
ATLANTA - Washington State University men's basketball junior Klay Thompson is one of 30 midseason candidates for the 2010-11 Naismith Trophy, the Atlanta Tipoff Club announced Friday.
A native of Ladera Ranch, Calif., Thompson leads the league and ranks 12th in the nation in scoring with 20.9 points per game. He ranks fourth on WSU's career scoring list with 1,525 points after becoming the third-fastest Cougar to reach 1,000 points last season as a sophomore. Thompson also ranks in the league's top-five in 3-point field goals made (first, 2.9 mpg), assists (third, 4.3 apg), steals (fourth, 2.0 spg) and free throw percentage (fifth, .808).
The midseason 30 list was compiled by the Atlanta Tipoff Club's Board of Selectors, which based its criteria on player performances from the 2010-11 college basketball season. The Naismith Trophy, presented by AT&T, will be awarded at the 2011 NCAA Men's Final Four in Houston.
Earlier this season, Thompson became the first Cougar to make the preseason list since Derrick Low and Kyle Weaver were both named to the preseason top-50 prior to the 2007-08 season. He is the first to move on to the midseason top-30 since Weaver went on to make the midseason cut that year. This season's midseason list contains three student-athletes from the Pacific-10 Conference. Thompson is joined by Isaiah Thomas (Washington) and Derrick Williams (Arizona).
The Naismith Trophy is presented annually to college basketball's men's and women's player of the year. The Atlantic Tipoff Club, founded during the1956-57 season, has presented the Naismith Trophy every year since UCLA's Lew Alcindor first won the award in 1969.
Since 2005, AT&T has allowed fans to participate in determining the trophy winner. Using text messaging, fan voting will account for 25 percent of the final results, which is more than any other national college basketball award.
Fans will continuously be updated on progress of the selected athletes, with help from TV and media coverage. Beginning this month, during CBS's coverage of college basketball, the "AT&T at the Half" segment will feature a Naismith Trophy update highlighting the players in contention for the award.
2010-11 Naismith Trophy Midseason 30 List
Alec Burks, Colorado, Guard, Sophomore
Malcolm Delaney, Virginia Tech, Guard, Senior
Marcus Denmon, Missouri, Guard, Junior
Kenneth Faried, Morehead State, Forward/Center, Senior
Jimmer Fredette, BYU, Guard, Senior
Austin Freeman, Georgetown, Guard, Senior
Jordan Hamilton, Texas, Guard/Forward, Sophomore
Ben Hansbrough, Notre Dame, Guard, Senior
Tu Holloway, Xavier, Guard, Junior
Rick Jackson, Syracuse, Forward, Senior
Charles Jenkins, Hofstra, Guard, Senior
JaJuan Johnson, Purdue, Forward/Center, Senior
Terrence Jones, Kentucky, Forward, Freshman
Kawhi Leonard, San Diego State, Forward, Sophomore
Jon Leuer, Wisconsin, Forward, Senior
Demetri McCamey, Illinois, Guard, Senior
Mickey McConnell Saint Mary's, Guard, Senior
E'Twaun Moore, Purdue, Guard, Senior
Marcus Morris, Kansas, Forward, Junior
Kyle Singler, Duke, Forward, Senior
Chris Singleton, Florida State, Forward, Junior
Nolan Smith, Duke, Guard, Senior
Jared Sullinger, Ohio State, Forward/Center, Freshman
Isaiah Thomas, Washington, Guard, Junior
Trey Thompkins, Georgia, Forward/Center, Junior
Klay Thompson, Washington State, Guard, Junior
Kemba Walker, Connecticut, Guard, Junior
Brad Wanamaker, Pittsburgh, Guard, Senior
Derrick Williams, Arizona, Forward, Sophomore
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2004-05: Competed in the long jump during the indoor season but did not compete during the outdoor season due to spring football practice ... took eighth at the Atlantic 10 Championships (2/19) with a leap of 20-feet, 10.75 inches ... his season-best mark was 21-feet, 3.25 inches set at the Reebok Boston Indoor Games (1/28).
2004 Football: Third-ranked receiver for the Minutemen last season ... in 11 games, made 32 catches for 389 yards and scored four touchdowns.
Gibbs HS: Played football for coach Alvin Davis at Gibbs High School ... caught 30 passes for 770 yards and eight touchdowns during his senior year, while also recording six interceptions as a defensive back ... over the course of his high school career, totaled 52 catches for 1,187 yards and 16 touchdowns, with 12 interceptions on defense ... named first team All-Pinellas County and first team All-Conference during his junior and senior seasons ... played in the Pinellas County All-Star Game ... served as team captain during junior season.
Personal: Full name is Jonathan J. Moore ... born January 10, 1985, in Fort Myers, Fla. ... brother played wide receiver at Appalachian State ... majoring in sociology.
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Rich in history, even before Baltimore, the Ferryland area had been used as a summer fishing station by migratory European fishermen. It had also drawn the attention of the Beothuks, the now extinct aboriginal people of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Baltimore stayed only a few years before transferring his energies into another colony in Maryland. But Ferryland survived his departure and prospered (despite a raid by the Dutch in the 1670s) until the 1690s when French raids drove the English away. But the Colony of Avalon was close to rich fishing grounds too good to be abandoned, and it was soon reoccupied.
There's a distinct Irish feel here, and with good reason. The Irish came to dominate this shore - first as summer workers for English and Irish fish merchants, then as permanent settlers throughout the 18th century.
Today, this area is known as the Irish heart of Newfoundland and Labrador. Irish traditions, attitudes, and music continue to thrive here. The town regularly hosts summer musical events and dinner theatre productions with a strong local flavour - and no shortage of the famed Irish wit. The annual Shamrock Folk Festival produced by the Southern Shore Folk Arts Council in Ferryland is the ultimate Irish/Newfoundland music festival in the province.
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The Syracuse Orange scored the second most points in their ACC history on Sunday. The Orange used a quick tempo, great rebounding, and hot shooting to knock off Florida State 74-58.
The return of Jerami Grant provided a much needed punch for the struggling Syracuse offense. Grant returned to the starting lineup from a back injury with a solid 16 points and eight rebounds. His ability on the floor gave other Syracuse players some space to work.
Duke rises up to a projected No. 4 seed.
In a game that Florida State sorely needed on Senior night, Syracuse played their best offensive game in over a month. The Seminoles were more than willing to run up and down the floor, and for awhile, it looked like their strategy would beat the zone before it set up.
Syracuse trailed briefly at 18-17 with 7:50 left in the first half. Then the Orange went on a 14-2 run to take 31-20 lead late in the first half. The Seminoles hit a flurry of shots to end the half, including a rebound slam by Okaro White, who had 20 points. The score cut the lead to 33-27 at the half.
In the second half, C.J. Fair caught fire with his midrange game. Fair hit numerous jump shots that led to a 22 point night.
Although Syracuse kept trying to pull away early in the second half, the Seminoles had another run to keep the game close.
Florida State cut the lead to a single point when Trevor Cooney made a huge appearance on the biggest stage. On back to back possessions, Cooney hit 3-pointers to put the lead right back to seven. Before you knew it, Syracuse was up 65-52, and the game was in hand.
Tyler Ennis also scored 16 points for Syracuse.
Florida State had huge contributions from Aaron Thomas' 14 points and Ian Miller's 16 points. However, the rest of the team combined for eight points.
Florida State (18-11) was coming off of a three game winning streak and need a few more wins to earn a shot at an At-Large bid.
Syracuse (27-4) stopped their two game skid and earned second in the ACC.
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September 28, 2011
Celebrating the Launching of Recent Publications:
(IALIIS), celebrated the launching of its recent publications entitled: Palestinian Refugees: Rights, Narratives and Policies andGaza-Palestine: Out of the Margins.
IAIIS Director, Dr. Asem Khalil, indicated that the first book consists of a series of articles written by graduate students from various programs (whether recent or former students) such as: Mr.Ashraf Siam, Mr. Mahmoud Abu Sway, researcher Rania Zabaneh, and researcher Lora Edwan, in addition to faculty members and researchers from Birzeit and other universities such as Professor Roger Heacock, Dr. Abdallah Abu-Eid, Dr. Majdi Al-Malki, Dr. Abahir Al-Saqa. Other experts in the field, including Dr. Veronica Ponta, Dr. Salim Tamari, Dr. Jalal Al-Husseni, Dr. Abas Shiblak, researcher Yasir Shalabi and Mr. Shi'awan Jabarin likewise participated.
The other book, published in English, addresses the marginalization of the Gaza Strip at a variety of levels, including that of Palestinian decision making. It contains selected proceedings from last year's IALIIS conference, "Gaza-Palestine: Out of the Margins". Included among the contributions is the keynote address by UNRWA's commissioner General, Mr. Filippo Grandi, concerning the challenges of development in the Gaza Strip. There are also contributions by a number of specialists from different parts of the world including Dr. Sara Roy (Harvard University), Dr. Helga Tawil-Souri (New York University), Youssef Courbage (French National Institute of Demography), Maha Samman Mansour (Exeter University), Clemens Messerschmid (independent researcher), Julie Peteet (University of Louisville, Kentucky) and Dr. Asem Khalil (Birzeit University).
The publication of these two books was generously sponsored by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) in Canada in its concern for issues regarding Palestinian refugees, in an international and comparative perspective, and promoting academic publications in the field. IDRC likewise supports the production of policy studies likely to influence decision makers on issues regarding Palestinian refugees
Coverage by News Agencies: Ma'an News Agency (MNA), Palestine News Network(PPN), Palestine News & Information Agency – WAFA
Coverage in the local newspapers: AlQuds, Al Ayyam
January 9, 2011
FMRU Experts Meeting. Workshop discussing syllabus of the new concentration on
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The Third FMRU Advisory Committee Meeting took place at the IALIIS.
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UCLA will have players competing in the Cape Cod League among others.
Savage has won over 400 games and a National Championship with UCLA.
Daniel Rosica highlighted the group with a first team selection.
Persico, Filia, Peterson & Bono were selected on Day Three.
The junior pitcher was selected in the eighth round by the Phillies.
Molnar becomes the 13th player under Savage to earn freshman honors.
Additionally, three were selected as honorable mention All-Pac-12.
Jake Bird struck out a career-high six batters in the loss.
Grant Dyer turned in a strong effort, but UCLA came up short.
Canning turned in his fourth complete game in the series opening loss.
The Bruins play their final series of the season this weekend.
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Hanky Panky Point is a simple hilltop with lots of trees. The name implies this as a place where teenage couples would go to have a good time. It is located at the northeast edge of Red County, near Palomino Creek and the Frederick Bridge. The area is featured in Rockstar's site for Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. The site has screenshots of the area showing that during development of the game, the area was more than just a hilltop.


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At a time when climate change has taken center stage, now is the time for the performance driven consumer to take a serious look at his/her auto options. And in the 2014 Lexus GS 450 Hybrid, compromise is no where to be found in the equation.
MPG: 31 mpg combined at 29 city / 34 highway
Range per tank: 539 miles
Fill up: $68 for a 17.4 gallon tank of premium gasoline
Let's just cut straight to the chase here…The Lexus GS 450 Hybrid is one bad mother….SHUT YO MOUTH!
Debuting a direct-inject 3.5 liter Atkinson-cycle V6 engine with the combination of a hybrid-motor system that altogether produces the power of 338 horses, is paired-up with an electronically controlled, eight step, Continuously Variable Tranny. Translation: A hybrid that achieves 0-60 in just 5.6 seconds!
Additionally, the Lexus Drive Mode selector gives you the option to change your world in an instant, via five modes. From the bottom up, the EV mode allows you to travel for a short distance and a low speed on electric power only, while ECO adjusts climate-control and other systems that tax the battery in order to achieve energy savings. But to really get the adrenaline flowing requires driving in Sport, Sport S or Sport S+ modes. Each of the three adjusts throttle response, transmission control, suspension, steering and more. Of them all, the greatest thrill comes when driving in Sport S+, where power and glory take center stage to deliver the kind of testosterone raising performance that will have you smiling like a fat kid over a hunk of frosted cake!
Like a champ, the GS 450h handles the road as if it there is no separation between it, you and the ground on which it travels. And with a 36.8 ft turning circle, baby just glides into your command without ever a fuss or fight.
On the inside, rich, bold, muted bamboo accents makes for a sunny day everyday in the GS 450h. In terms of options, they're all included by the time you pimp it out, for a total of $70K. So cut and dry, if I were in the market for a new car, for one, it would definitely be a performance based hybrid or a diesel vehicle. And with the killer performance, stunning looks and fuel economy rating of the 2014 GS 450h, no doubt, it would be amongst the top two contenders!
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Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Peck's Skipper
I think- Let me have it if I'm wrong! Nectaring on teasel. This one is also from my lunchtime photo foray this past Monday.
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Wow, I never guessed that many birds could fit into a chimney all at once -- even a chimney THAT big! Great rendition of a spectacular event!
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that is so cool! i love watching flocks of birds
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I decided to throw my son, Matthew, a "Let's Go Bananas" party for his 3rd Birthday which was held on 2 March 2013 at the Southern Hills Community Centre on the Mount Edgecombe Golf and Country Estate in Durban, South Africa. I hired Guy from Monkeynastix www.monkeynastix..co.za to provide the kids with entertainment. He set up his equipment on the front lawn of the Community Centre in a cylindrical shape and guided the kids through each of the toddler gymnastic activities. I ordered the "Go Bananas" printable collection online from HWTM and I had the printing done locally by Gregg of Yesman Printing www.yesman.co.za.
I sourced banana foam sweets and the gorgeous Music Monkeys for the kids party favours from Lick your Lips Importers & Distributors of Sweets & Novelties in Johannesburg, South Africa www.lickyourlipsimporters.com. My friend Traci screen printed one of the signs from the "Go Bananas" collection onto Matthew's cake and it turned out beautifully. Megan, a dear friend of mine, had the monkey biscuits custom made (a definite highlight of the party)! I decided to keep sweets down to a bare minimum so I made packets of popcorn which were branded with stickers from the printable collection. I bought little plastic containers and lids from Party Themes www.partytheme.co.za and filled them with pineapple jelly. I also made paper cones using the pattern printables from the collection and filled them with chocolate cherios so the kids could string the cherios into jungle necklaces. I had a bbq for the adults and provided boerewors rolls (hot dogs) with monkeyglad sauce. I replaced the bottled water, monkey gland sauce, ketchup and mustard bottle labels with bottle wraps from the printable collection. I used bunches of fresh bananas for decor on the adults table and used the silhouttes and patterned paper from the collection as 'underplates' / place mats. I wrapped the party flags around green, yellow, blue and orange straws and served banana split shakes and fruit cocktails for the adults (the kids enjoyed them too). It was a fantastic morning and the kids had a ball!


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College Hockey:Bailen, DeKeyser return as All-Americans; St. Lawrence has three honored
PITTSBURGH — Three St. Lawrence players were named 2012-13 All-Americans when the teams were released Friday.
Forward Kyle Flanagan was named to the East Region first team, while forward Greg Carey and defenseman George Hughes were on the East second team.
2013 NCAA Frozen Four
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Frozen Four semifinalist St. Cloud State was one of three teams with a pair of players on the list — forward Drew LeBlanc on the West first team and defenseman Nick Jensen on the West second team.
Boston College had forwards Johnny Gaudreau and Steven Whitney as first-teamers in the East. North Dakota placed forward Danny Kristo on the West first team and Corban Knight on the West second team.
The full teams follow:
East first team
G Eric Hartzell, senior, Quinnipiac
D Nick Bailen, senior, Rensselaer
D Chad Ruhwedel, junior, Massachusetts-Lowell
D Trevor van Riemsdyk, sophomore, New Hampshire
F Kyle Flanagan, senior, St. Lawrence
F Johnny Gaudreau, sophomore, Boston College
F Steven Whitney, senior, Boston College
West first team
G Brady Hjelle, senior, Ohio State
D Nick Jensen, junior, St. Cloud State
D Jacob Trouba, freshman, Michigan
F Austin Czarnik, sophomore, Miami
F Danny Kristo, senior, North Dakota
F Drew LeBlanc, senior, St. Cloud State
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G Jon Gillies, freshman, Providence
D Shayne Gostisbehere, sophomore, Union
D George Hughes, senior, St. Lawrence
F Greg Carey, junior, St. Lawrence
F Mike Collins, junior, Merrimack
F Andrew Miller, senior, Yale
West second team
G Juho Olkinuora, sophomore, Denver
D Dan DeKeyser, junior, Western Michigan
D Nate Schmidt, junior, Minnesota
F Corban Knight, senior, North Dakota
F Anders Lee, junior, Notre Dame
F Ryan Walters, junior, Nebraska-Omaha
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I received another request for dating advice a few weeks ago via comment, however I just got it today so I apologize for taking so long to respond. Side note: If you need advice the best way to get a hold of me is email, email@example.com.
Here is the comment/question I received:
"i started talking to this guy about a year ago and we totally hit it off. we starting dating and as things got a little more serious, i fell more in love with him each day. he's been dealt a pretty crappy hand as far as relationships go. he told me at one point in our "relationship" that had no official title, and was never declared exclusive, that he had thought about asking me to marry him. he then decided to tell me, in the same conversation, that the "spark" he once had for me is gone. only problem is... im still head over heals in love with him. we say i love you, he called me sweetheart and babe, etc. but has told me he wants to find love, and it's not with me, he wants me to still a best friend. im not trying to justify anything, but i feel like we are together so much that its almost hurt us in a sense that we dont have time to miss each other... i feel like if i give him a chance to miss me he might realize what he is missing out on. should i hold out hope or drop him?" – Anonymous
I don't want to be harsh, but get out now! There are few red flags in this situation that I want to point out. One: He said he wanted to marry you when you hadn't even declared yourselves exclusive and also said you guys lost the spark… in the same conversation. Clearly, he doesn't know what he wants and he's totally confused. Two: He said he wants to find love elsewhere, meaning, not with you. Three: Even after saying these things, he still says "I love you" and hangs around.
His actions not only mean that he's completely confused, but they also mean he is very selfish. Let me elaborate. He said he was thinking about marriage, which requires a lifetime of commitment, yet you've only been hanging out for a year and he already thinks you've lost the "spark." This is clearly not right and it's a sign that he doesn't think his actions through. He also told you that he wants to meet other people, yet still says "I love you" and calls you sweetheart and babe. He's either confused or trying to keep your around as a backup.
If someone says they want to see other people, I take that as they are breaking up with you. When someone continues to say "I love you" and calls you pet names, they aren't acting like an ex, they are trying to keep you around so that if they do go out into the world looking for other people to be with, and they can't find anyone, they still have you on the bench, ready to get back in the game. Get what I'm saying? You're the backup and he's stringing you along by saying these sweet things to you and saying he wants to be "best friends," just in case his plan to find the perfect person backfires. If he can't find anyone else, he still doesn't have to worry about being alone because you're just stilling there waiting for him, absolutely miserable. This is so unfair to you and even though I don't know you, I know you deserve better than that. No one deserves to be treated with such disrespect.
My advice to you is to ditch this guy. I know you think you are in love with him, and you might be now, but once you take time to get away from him, you'll realize what you felt for him wasn't love, it was infatuation. No one who loves you would treat you so unfairly. To make matters worse, when he "broke up" with you, he stuck around and didn't even let you go through the grieving period you need to go through in order to get over him properly. You say he's in your life so much that you can't even miss him, but you probably feel like you should miss him because your relationship has changed. You need to mourn the loss of the romantic relationship you had with him, (probably for at least a good 6 months if you've been together a year), and after the romantic love is gone, THEN you can start trying to be friends, if you feel like you still want to. Who knows, maybe in that time you saw him for the jerk he really is and don't want anything to do with him anymore. All I'm saying is, tell him you need a break from seeing him because you need to allow yourself time to get over him. He might respect this, and he might not. Tell him when you want to talk to him, you'll call him. Then the ball is in your court. I suggest you hang out with friends, take time to pamper yourself, find a new hobby or activity, do anything to keep yourself busy and not thinking about him. If he won't stop calling you, don't answer. Hopefully he will eventually stop calling. If he doesn't and you're finding that it's way too hard to get over him when you're seeing his name come up on your phone every day, call your cell phone carrier, tell them that number is harassing you, and they can probably block it. Might seem harsh but this is going to be what's best for you in the long run. Once you take time away from him, you'll realize he wasn't the one and you are going to find someone else out there who will treat you better and think you are 100% good enough for them just how you are. Hope this helps, good luck!
If anyone else needs an objective opinion about a relationship problem they're having, email me at email@example.com. Thanks for reading!


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LG Glance VX7100 to hit Verizon on June 5 for $49.99
LG enV Touch is not the only new South Korean phone that Verizon will launch on June 5.
The giant US carrier will also introduce the LG Glance VX7100, which is not as exciting as the enV Touch, but it might still attract many customers.
Coming in a candybar form factor, the Glance VX7100 is very slim and has a somewhat luxurious back cover (of course, that's not made out of expensive materials, but it looks like it is).
According to Phone Arena, Verizon will sell the LG Glance VX7100 for only $49.99 with a 2-yr agreement and after a $50 mail-in rebate. The phone's retail price should be of $219.99.
The main specs of LG Glance VX7100, found via BGR, include:
- 2 inch QVGA display
- CDMA 1xRTT connectivity
- Bluetooth
- 2.5mm headset jack
- 1.3MP camera
- Talk time: up to 260 minutes
- Standby time: up to 350 hours
- 4.31 x 1.87 x 0.38 inches
- 2.92 ounces
Not bad for an affordable phone, but not great either.


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13, 14, 20, 21 and 22 December 2014
Come and meet Santa and his elves in our grotto and take part in a range of Christmas activities, including festive crafts, wrap presents for the chimpanzees and gorillas, decorate the elephants' Christmas trees and much more!
Booking is essential to visit Santa in his grotto. Tickets cost £6.50 per child. Normal zoo admission applies.
To reserve a place, call us on 028 9077 6277.
You can also donate any unwanted clothes to the zoo that will be used for animal enrichment activities with our chimpanzees and gorillas at Christmas. Please leave any clothes at zoo reception.


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Cool Thread of the Day: 1951 Dodge B3D 1 Ton Truck
While the majority of the project threads here on DodgeForum focus on trucks build and sold in the last 30 years, the thread posted by DF member PilotHouse2500 offers us all a great look at a full restoration of a 1951 Dodge B3D 1 ton truck. This thread provides a gorgeous example of an old […] More »
2013 Mopar Nationals: the Coronets and the World's Coolest Golf Cart
While it has been over three decades since Dodge has sold a Coronet in a dealership, the Coronet name rests as one of the longest running nameplates in the Dodge brand history. Introduced in 1949 and running through 1976, the Coronet was available for 27 years but the most well known Coronet models in today's […] More »
Tire Shredding Tuesdays: Dodge Spirit Does a Crazy Wooden Burnout
The Dodge Spirit in the video below does a crazy wooden burnout and if you are asking "what is a crazy wooden burnout," it is a very simple way to get your not-so-powerful car to do a massive smokey burnout. All you need is a car that would otherwise struggle to spin the tires – […] More »
2013 Mopar Nationals: the Chargers
In the history of Mopar Performance, there is arguably no name that comes to mind more quickly than the Dodge Charger. Introduced for the 1966 model year, the Charger helped to usher in the Mopar muscle car era and it ran through the 1978 model year as a big, bold rear wheel drive 2-door. While […] More »
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How to Spot Car Scams on Craigslist
Craigslist can be a great resource to find new or used car deals in your local area. In some cases, if you are looking for a specific model of car, it can be tempting to purchase a car from another region of your country or from a different country entirely. When you are browsing cars for sale on Craigslist outside of your local area, you must learn how to recognize and spot the signs that indicate potential car scams.
1Look for unusually low car-pricing. Most car scams will advertise extremely low prices on cars so the posting can attract the attention of a large amount of people or seem like a great deal.
- Consult with Kelley Blue Book or NADA Guides to familiarize yourself with car values and pricing of specific models and years of cars. To access one of these guides, you can contact a local car dealership or visit the website for each organization, both of which are featured in the Sources section of this article.
- Practice extra caution if a high-end car model is being offered for an excessively low price.
2Closely examine photographs of the car to determine their authenticity. Many car scam postings will display pictures of cars that have been copied from another website.
- Ask the Craigslist seller if they can send you additional photos of the car. If they can't provide additional photos, or if they make excuses regarding not having physical access to the car, it may be a scam.
- Visit the links of photos that lead to image- or photo-hosting websites. Some websites will display the number of times the photo has been viewed. If the photo has been viewed excessively, the seller may be recycling the photo or trying to scam Craigslist users.
3Look for car listings that have been posted by a person in another country. Some Craigslist car scam postings will originate from another country so the seller cannot be prosecuted if they are caught.
- If the posting originates from another country, the seller will most likely mention shipping methods for the car and will offer to take care of any associated shipping charges.
4Look for car postings that include the seller's personal story. Some car scams will provide explicit personal details about their situation or why the car is being sold for a low price; such as divorce, military deportment or relocation, or the death of a family member.
5Look for mentions of eBay services. Some sellers will take advantage of eBay's brand name since it is widely recognized; however, eBay does not associate with or protect any sales transactions performed on Craigslist.
- If you have an account with eBay, check on eBay's website to see if the seller is legitimately selling a car. It may be possible that the seller is sincerely trying to sell the car and has posted the car on both eBay and Craigslist.
6Look for payment methods that require you to wire money. Sellers trying to scam you will usually request money wires through Western Union or a similar service that is untraceable.
- Refrain from giving out your personal financial information; such as your bank account and routing numbers, PayPal information, and Social Security Number. The seller trying to scam you may use your personal information to commit fraud.
Community Q&A
How to make sure you are not getting scammed when selling?
Should I give out the serial # or picture of the title?
- Buy cars that you have seen in person or test-driven. This practice may help you clarify whether or not you have become the victim of a scam.
- Look for ads of people claiming to be getting deployed to active duty and that the car will be shipped to you, but your money is held in escrow until you receive the vehicle and you have a 5 day grace period.
Sources and Citations
- http://www.firstcarguide.com/car-seller-scam-is-this-a-car-scam.html
- http://theautoprophet.blogspot.com/2010/03/beware-craigslist-ebay-motors-escrow.html
- http://www.craigslist.org/about/scams
- http://computertutorflorida.com/2010/08/craigslist-scam-selling-non-existent-cars/
- http://www.kbb.com/
- http://www.nadaguides.com/
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Indian River County is a wonderful destination for guests looking for a quiet vacation destination or maybe even a quiet place to retire. The area continually grows with more moving to the area as part of their retirement plans. Because of the growing number of retirees, many local restaurants offer quiet places to eat and discounts for seniors.
Marker 1 Restaurant
Though a family-style restaurant, Marker 1 Restaurant in Sebastian, is a popular place for seniors to grab something to eat. No matter the age, all customers are treated like family by the staff of this dining venue. There are two separate dining rooms in the restaurant and during busy times the hostess tries to accommodate seniors by keeping families with smaller kids (if any are in the restaurant) in a separate room.
Early bird specials and senior citizen discounts are available seven days a week in addition to other daily specials. Other specials include Tuesday's all-you-can-eat shrimp and Friday's all-you-can-eat cod.
Marker 1 Restaurant
14445 US Highway 1
Sebastian, FL 32958
(772) 589-6550
Chef Lin's Chinese Restaurant
Chef Lin and his family own three different restaurants in the United States and one of the them is centrally located in Vero Beach. The menu offers more than 200 items daily, including shrimp, beef, chicken and pork selections.
Items on the menu are priced to fit almost anyone's budget and offers senior citizen discounts. There is quiet seating available both indoor and outdoor on the patio.
Chef Lin's Chinese Restaurant
1850 US Highway 1
Vero Beach, Florida 32962
(772) 778-6989
Toojay's Gourmet Deli
Stop by and enjoy a traditional New York style delicatessen in the heart of Vero Beach. Toojay's Gourmet Deli offers a friendly, casual atmosphere and is generally a quiet restaurant. Because of the restaurant's quietness, this restaurant is perfect for seniors to stop in, grab a bite to eat and visit with friends.
Toojay's serves gourmet specialties, comfort food, sandwiches, soups and so much more. The dessert menu is absolutely mouthwatering and everyone must save room for the Banana Dream cake.
Early bird and senior citizen discounts are available daily at the restaurant.
Toojay's Gourmet Deli
555 21st Street
Vero Beach, FL 32960
(772) 569-6070
Located in the quiet area of Royal Palm Point in Vero Beach, Pizzoodle's offers a wonderful place for seniors to go, enjoy lunch and relax overlooking the Indian River. Daily specials and senior citizen discounts are available.
Pizzoodle's offers a menu selection of appetizers, calzones, sandwiches, pizza, salad and pasta. Oh and do not forget to save room for the decadent Triple Layer Chocolate Cake or Cappuccino Cheese Cake.
56 Royal Palm Pointe
Vero Beach, FL 32960
(772) 567-4160
Hopefully this list helps you plan your next quiet meal in the Indian River County area.
Happy traveling!


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Along with internal events that included a Sea themed day (umi means sea in Japanese), the making of new umi videos and a charity quiz for RNLI, umi are running a competition offering the public the chance to win a five night stay in the umi hotel of their choice. Do you fancy a long weekend in London, a beach break here in Brighton or perhaps a meander to Moscow to visit our Petrovka Loft Hotel? Wherever you want, whenever you want- it could be umi's birthday gift to you.