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Frank Potenza: Ode To Billie Joe
Ode To Billie Joe
Frank Potenza Trio
Old, New, Borrowed, & Blue (Capri Records 74093-2)
Frank Potenza (guitar), Joe Bagg (organ), Steve Barnes (drums).
Composed by Bobbie Gentry.
Recorded: May 8 & 9, 2008
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At first, I thought that maybe the wrong disc had been placed in my CD player. I was expecting "Ode To Billie Joe" but the initial vibe was close to "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy." The organ riff being layed down by Joe Bagg sure had that slink. When the guitar kicked in though, everything began to make sense. Frank Potenza constructs some fine improvisations through these famous changes. At first he stays fairly close to the melody's envelope, but then busts out with some great runs that fly nimbly through the sonic landscape. This seems to push Bagg to new heights with his own solo.
This song has been interpreted in many ways throughout the years, but somehow Frank Potenza makes it seem fresh. Great fun to be had here.
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Tags: 2000s jazz · guitar
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The National Park Service is waiving entrance fees on August 14 and 15. Depending on the park, you save from $3 to $25. You can choose among 392 parks in 49 states to visit. (146 of the parks charge entrance fees; the other 246 are free year-round.)
Several will be holding free events. Here's a sampling of what you can enjoy:
- Fun on the water. Several parks will offer ranger-led programs that include free instruction and equipment loans. Enjoy snorkeling at Cape Cod, kayaking at DeSoto, or canoeing in Congaree or Big Cypress. Or you can simply enjoy relaxing by the water in one of the 50 parks with beaches.
- History re-enacted. Watch history come to life at military encampments and firing demonstrations at Antietam, Gettysburg, Fort Laramie, Fort McHenry Fort Vancouver, Fort Stanwix, Fort Matanzas, Kings Mountain, Wilson Creek, Kennesaw Mountain, and Yorktown.
- Music shows. Dance or tap your toes to the sounds of the Pig War Band at San Juan Island, Cajun music at Jean Lafitte, Ojibwe music at Grand Portage, mountain music on the Blue Ridge Parkway, folk songs at Carl Sandburg, classical music at Saint-Gaudens, or dulcimer music on the Natchez Trace Parkway.
A complete list by park or state is available on the National Park Service website.
Remember, the entrance fee free waiver does not include other fees collected in advance or by contractors—such as fees charged for camping, reservations, tours and use of concessions.

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Skype 6.0 was officially released on 24th of October. Below we will be talking only about the Windows version.
First let me just say that you can download it directly from the blue button to the right, where it says Download Skype 6.0.
The first change we notice is during the installation process. We see two checkboxes, which are checked by default. If we leave them this way they will change our search engine to bing.com and our homepage to msn.com. Well, now the fact that Microsoft owns Skype is definitely more visible than before.
From all the changes, this is the only one I don't like. I have always seen this as some kind of trick. At least the checkboxes should not be checked by default. Novice users will always leave things how they are if they do not understand them. In this case they will be tricked in doing something they don't want.
I like the other changes thought. Less clutter in the interface, alternative ways of signing in and so on. All good things. See the changes below. You can also leave a comment after the article and share your opinion about Skype 6.
What is new in Skype 6.0?
- An option, suggested to us during the installation process, which let us change our search engine to Bing.com and our homepage to Msn.com. [Picture]
- An option to sign in with a Facebook or a Microsoft account. [Picture]
- The ability to send chat messages to your friends on Windows Live Messenger, Hotmail and Outlook.com.
- The ability to make calls from Skype to Windows Live Messenger will soon be added as well.
- Support for the following 6 new languages: Thai, Croatian, Slovenian, Serbian, Catalan and Slovak.
- Small changes to the user interface, which include: removed logged in users count, redesign to an area in the chat window, redesign to the SMS area etc. [Picture]
- You can now see your previously used profile pictures and easily switch back to them. [Picture]
- An option to help improve Skype by sending error and performance reports. [Picture]
- Added on 20.11.2012: I uploaded a newer version (18.104.22.168), which has some minor improvements and also allows Windows Live Messenger users to upgrade to Skype.
- Added on 27.11.2012: I just want to add something about the button that is used to send an instant message – it is not actually removed. If we make the window bigger it appears once again to the right.
- Added on 22.01.2013: Another change is the removal of the option to choose the function of the Enter key in chat. Up to 5.10 we were able to make the Enter key either send the message or go to a new line. This was in the menu Tools -> Options -> IM & SMS -> Show advanced options, but now it is gone. (Thanks to Sahs and Germ for letting me know about this in the comments).
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i need to register my name and password0 2
What is new in Skype 6.0?
You miss that the version has off ctr+enter ability for send message and enter for line break.
I stay in skype 5.10 and updates off for me now.0 1
Ever since I got the update, skype isn't connecting anymore… Could it be because of the update or something else? My internet connection is fine.0 0
I got my skype back.. I deleted it and downloaded it again from your website and now its working again :D
(I didn't see your message till now ._. ..but if skype stops working again ..I'll try doing what you told me)
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Hi. I think you are mistaken. It is the other way around. You can send with enter and you can go to a new line with ctrl+enter :).
Thanks for the comment though :)
You have misunderstand his expression. What he want to say and what is well discussed in forums ist the CHANGE to the behavior of ENTER and SHIFT+Enter that takes place after the security issues in Oct 2012.
In almost every chat system, from day one it was a standard regardless what chat system u are familiar with, that ENTER will take you to a new line whereas SHIFT+ENTER was made to send your message.
In 5.x Version you can still go to options and change this behavior. But with old versions installed you get also severe security probs … as by now, Skype team is aware of that [word removed by admin] situation since Oct 2012 but has done nothing. Dunno if they have good reasons for that …0 0
i need to be registered with skype but am finding it difficult0 0
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Very good!!!0 0
i can,t sign in my acount in skype 6.0 or 6.06 it sayes it is outdate download latest version ,when i download latest version it showes fatal areer kernel.32.dll arror
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by David Bratman
In one respect, Mythcon XXX reminded me of the 1994 Mythcon in Washington, D.C. The weather began terribly, but quickly improved to a state of Mythcon magic. In Washington it was the rain; in Milwaukee, it was the heat. We were baking away in our only partially air-conditioned building on Friday (and the early arrivals even more so on Thursday), but the committee worked valiantly to take advantage of what cooling capacity there was, and by Saturday evening there was nothing to bother us but the mosquitoes who wanted to play Golfimbul.
In another respect, Mythcon XXX was like Boulder in 1996: very small, but choice. This was the first time Mythcon had been combined with Bree Moot, a smaller conference with traditions of its own. What emerged was perhaps somewhere in between: perhaps a hundred members, quite a few of them new to Mythcons, of whom some were Bree Moot regulars and others were not. There was plenty of interesting programming, but the schedule was relaxed and not over packed. There were no stages: the main programming was all in one medium sized room.
The Cousins Center was an interesting place to have a Mythcon. Throughout the weekend the large, rambling building was almost entirely deserted except for us and a few kitchen staff, and the doors were locked. (One could always leave the building, of course, and we had a pass-code to re-enter by a side door, but there was still an eerie feeling of being locked in by ourselves.) It was quite pleasant after the temperature cooled down. The food, as usual, functioned best as a mealtime conversation piece. The most notable consumable was the Mock Dragon's Tail, a frosted chocolate and yellow cake baked by Georgie Schnobrich and brought into the banquet by the knight Hildifons Took (alias Gary Hunnewell).
In keeping with the relaxed tone of the conference, all three of the Guests of Honor gave informal, entertaining speeches of personal reminiscence. Gary Hunnewell produced with a flourish the first-ever newspaper interview of him, from when he was a young Tolkien collector in 1978 aged 15. Sylvia Hunnewell presented us with copies of a set of postcard-sized prints of her new portraits of characters from Farmer Giles of Ham, and promised that, pending her imminent graduation from the role of mother of pre-school children, she will do more artwork in the future. Doug Anderson told of the friendships he's made with the families of authors whose books he's championed, in particular the children and grand-daughter of E.A. Wyke-Smith, author of The Marvellous Land of Snergs.
The serious programming came out quite nicely, what I was able to see of it. A panel of experts on Catholicism and Tolkien's life served up an interesting collection of talks on his religion. Another panel of a different sort of experts distinguished the mythopoeic from the non-mythopoeic in current supernatural TV shows. Ted Nasmith showed a fascinated audience some of the sketches and thinking behind his Silmarillion illustrations. The session generally considered best was one containing two talks on the theory of fairy stories: Verlyn Flieger on Tolkien's recognition of the reality of fantasy, and Fernando J. Soto on the logic of Lewis Carroll's nonsense. My own paper on the wrong turns and abandoned notions to be found in "The History of The Lord of the Rings" was well-received. But I was most impressed by a pair of distinctively lucid linguistic papers by the husband and wife team of David and Dorothea Salo. He discussed the resemblance in phonology and morphology of Quenya to Latin and Finnish; she analyzed naming patterns in Dunsany and Le Guin, finding the former untutored but evocative, and the latter learned as well as imaginative.
Other reports will, I expect, tell more of the Masquerade, the Not-Ready-for-Mythcon Players' production of "Uppity Warrior Women of Middle-earth," and the reading of Kenneth Morris's play The Archdruid, all of which I was involved with. I'll just mention that the quiet opening dialogue in the last, between Verlyn Flieger and Lynn Maudlin, was the most moving piece of drama at Mythcon in a long time, the more impressive for not having been rehearsed. Greg Rihn read Farmer Giles of Ham to us one evening: yes, all of it. This might seem tedious, but he read so well that it was quite captivating.
The dealer's room looked distinctly emptier at the end of the conference than at the beginning. The art show, in the same room, was small but had fine displays of the highlights of Sylvia Hunnewell, Ted Nasmith, and Paula DiSante. There was a high proportion of sartorial elegance at the banquet, notably the entrance of the Rauschers: Eric in a tux, Bonnie in a fine dress, and elder daughter Emily in something ravishing by Jessica McClintock out of the Bronte sisters.
There were some expeditions out, as well. Early arrivals had dinner together on Thursday at Milwaukee's top German restaurant, Mader's. Many of us got out to the Marquette University Archives, where Tolkien's papers lie. A fine exhibit of manuscripts, especially from Farmer Giles, had been set out, supplemented by the microfilms of Gary Hunnewell's fanzine collection, the five-foot shelf of Richard Blackwelder's binders of articles on Tolkien, and the infamous 1958 film treatment of The Lord of the Rings, which made arresting reading. Whatever Peter Jackson does to the books, it can't be this bad.
Thanks to Chuck Elston and his staff at the archives, and to the committee: Richard West, the chair; David Emerson and Janice Bogstad for programming; Matt Fisher and Ellie Farrell for publications; Greg Rihn, Jeff Long, Jo Ann Johnson, and David Lenander for all the exhausting behind-the-scenes work; and many others for their contributions.
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Hi, everyone! Some may remember me, but I was a songwriter and a fanfiction author here on Poke'Dream. My penname is CelestialTime93. Fans of Artemis Fowl fanfics might recognize me as Avalons-Healer on Artemis Fowl Confidential for my Artemisia Fowl stories. For those who have read them, and have enjoyed reading them, I thank you for your support! The Files of Artemisia Fowl File One: Above and Belowground, is one of the top 10 fanfics on AFC in #1 for the most reviewed stories with a whooping 38 reviews, and #1 in the longest stories category with 9 chapters.
On Poke'Dream, I have been known for my work on The Pokemon Tower. Since then, I've been working on my writing skills, which lead up to the new, yet very popular, Artemisia Fowl series. On the Pokemon Tower, I've started a new story called "Pocketto Monsutta: Kaze To Issho Ni," which features the japanese names of every character. The prologue is up by Thursday, so you can check it out, and let me know what you think of it as to two years ago.
I have stayed away from Poke'Dream for a while to work on my writing skills, and now I'm back! I'll be posting up stories, songs, and poems from school and my spare time, for all of you to read. I'll also be posting up new avatars on my Pokemon website (www.freewebs.com/mackenzies_pokemon_world) very soon, so you can look out for that!
I've been writing fanfics for about 3 years now, and I'm continually improving, like all authors, professional or non-professional. I've been drawing manhwa since two years ago, and I've managed to fine-tune it to make it my own, and yet find it recognizable to my peers. My first graphic novel series, Goyangi Tarot, will be sent to the publishers hopefully by this spring or summer. I'm currently co-writing a graphic novel series with my friend, Travis, on "The Crusader's Shadows," a story of the Royal Twins - Tyler and Annaliese - struggling to save the world from the Shadows and their evil uncle, who threw their parents off of the throne, forcing them to run away, and be seperated from Tyler and Annaliese. The series follows their adventures for their fight for justice and light.
I have written and recorded a track for a compilation CD through Big Daddy Records for the School Alliance of Student Songwriters called "Keep It Up" the previous summer, and is being currently edited by the Toronto teachers at S.A.S.S. at Big Daddy Records in Markham, Ontario. I'm currently working on a track to send to Pokemon USA Inc., in hopes that they'll publish it in their next Pikachu short. The song is entitled "Smile."


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3 Years on Maintenance... and I forgot!
Sunday, November 18, 2012
Yup...I completely forgot and here I come on Spark to log-in, get some points, check in... and I have an email and goodie and a few page comments (which I will get to return visits in a wee bit to say thanks to) ... and I see that I was lovingly reminded of the fact that I hit 137 on 11/18/2009....and I am glad to say that I have only seen that number once while on maintenance since I am maintaining in the 130-135 range.
But even so, the 137 was a HUGE thing because that was 50 pounds gone.
50 pounds.
Really??? I did that? and I am keeping it off? Yes, I guess I am...and it's a habit to keep my head in the game now because it HAS been so long...who knew.
People from my past always say that it's nice to see and are somewhat surprised that I have kept it off, and sometimes, I am surprised myself....especially when I am down on myself....and clothes are a little tight and I have had a bad eating & low exercise day/week/month that I am not really 157, 167, 177 or 187 because sometimes, it feels like that. (LoL - yes Virginia, there is such a thing as bad days on maintenance).
Anyway...the big secret of this (get ready to hold on to your hats folks!) well, it is to track my food, drink my water, keep my body moving... and never give up on the bigger picture of things... and when I see that upper number on the range, reign in the bad habits and bump up the good habits... and forgive myself when I slip up.
Are there bad times and slip ups? yup, more emotional than calendar influenced (holidays are manageable now). Exercise helps out with those emotional bad times most of the time and talking helps with the rest...talking/blogging ...same difference.
Things that also help....my Maintenance Buddy OAKBORN and I are in touch every day either here or on FB (ahem, more on FB really - LOL) and she really is awesome and you should check out her page. I know she is a ready ear to listen to anything at all... and that is a big help. One day, we will meet face to face, but in the meantime...we have the internet and that is cool and good enough for now.
And the other thing that really really helps....is Sparkpeople... the site, the tools, the community, and the articles. If this wasn't here, I don't know if I would have ever achieved any of this. Why do I know that? Because I tried everything out there over the years (i.e. Slim fast, Weight Watchers, eDiets, and yes, even the drug phen-phen for a few months) and nothing seemed to stick. Spark taught me to re-learn how I ate...and that knowledge is my power now.
OK - Didn't mean to go on a side bar there...I think I wrote about it a while back in my journal and it just popped out again now! LoL But it's true.
Thanks, Sparkers, for being there (and also for reminding me that it has actually been 3 years on Maintenance on Spark!)
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Interesting to see that although you are in maintenance mode, you are still treating it as if you were still losing, with the blogs and tracking. I'll file that away for when I join you, many months from now. Apparently, the key is to keep up with the habits continually, but noting them as well. And that appears to be where the majority fall down.
Thanks for the blog and congrats on all your hard-won success,
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Thanks for your blog...it's really what I needed to hear today.
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I needed your blog today. I needed to be reminded that even successful maintainers for many years can slip up.
Congratulations Annie! 3 years is a long time and you must be proud of yourself for something that very few people succeed in.
You are an inspiration!
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Totally game!
Spark-lifers gotta stick together!
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It makes sense. It's almost like getting rid of your "fat" clothes. Once you donate, if you regain the weight, you will have to replace. Kudos and Happy Anniversary to you. And you are right,
, I am working toward reaching my goal, doing well thus far, but will require some expertise and insight from other sources once I get there. Are you game?
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Mo - It took me a while, but I DID sign up at the NWCR 2 months ago and I just did my first "yearly" questionnaire!!!...and boy, did I go on a tangent about sparkpeople and the community support in my essay!!! LOL
I can't lie, but it was scary to sign up and basically say "yeah, I got this" because it seems like such a fragile thing to keep up and sometimes it seems it can blow up right in the blink of an eye if you aren't diligent all the time...but that's not always the case either, because the body is an amazing thing and can actually remember things, like how to maintain itself, even when you are not paying as close attention as one would like. Does that even make sense? LOL
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I think you can contact the National Weight Control Registry, a Brown Univ. study exclusively for people who have maintained at least a 30 lb. weight loss for one year...one more way to keep you motivated!
Just a thought since you are truly so motivating, and positive, and witty, and encouraging... should I go on?
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on your three years of maintenance!! I like how you reflected your success and "the bumps" so that others may learn from you. Maintenance isn't easy, but it is possible!!
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Minecraft 1.3
A new major update is coming - Minecraft 1.3! This version is expanding the game in many directions for those who want more building options and those who want more depth to the survival aspects. Furthermore, the capabilities of the single player game have been improved. The release date is 1st August.
Villagers now have a purpose. Players can trade various resources with them in return for the new emeralds, which are otherwise sparsely distributed under new lands. The emeralds are the official coinage and can be used to buy items from the villagers. Each type of villager has a different stock, but watch your wallet. They only have a finite supply.
New life has been placed into familiar items. Stairs now come in all types of wood. Timber can be placed on its side, like a fallen log. Players can write inside new books, but will require leather to make them. New items have also been added, the most powerful of which is the Ender Chest which stores items in another dimension, accessible from any Ender Chest owned by a player. In Creative mode, many more items have been added to the infinite inventory, which has been made more user-friendly with a gui divided into sections and a search box.
The start of a new Adventure gamemode has been added which prevents players from building, mining or crafting. This is tailored for world makers who wish to give players a challenge with a story. To assist this, builders in all modes can use the hard-to-see tripwires to trigger redstone circuits. For those who want a bit of a ready-made adventure, a few temple designs have been added to the villages that are automatically generated when areas in worlds are created.
Behind the scenes, big changes have been made to how the Minecraft code works. A lot of bugs have been fixed and the distinction between code for single player games and that for multiplayer has been removed. Now, all the faults and features of one are available in the other. Furthermore, single player worlds can now be shared with other computers through a LAN connection. Families can now play the same Minecraft world at the same time!
Many of these changes are all working to the next big update which will introduce the official Minecraft API. This will help mod developers better access the internal data of Minecraft, hopefully improving the huge range of gameplay they offer. Until then, gather your wheat and start trading. You might find it the fastest way to a diamond sword.


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For the first time in history, National Geographic and a group of scientists search the ocean floor for a series of shipwrecks many Americans never heard about. Everyone knows that on December 7, 1941, the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. But what most don't know is just days later, Hitler sent his own force to devastate the East Coast. On December 19, the German Naval War Staff sent three U-boats to American waters. It was an assault so deadly, it was covered up by the U.S. government.
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I'm using Esenthel Engine and it's very flexible on what you can do.
Greetings! I'm Sam a Thai gamer, and indie game programmer using Esenthel Engine. I'm currently develop a game, but I'm solo right now, so it's gonna take a while for public show. English is my second language. Plain bad for grammar. I usually stay online while doing game development stuff, or play games. Game Taste I like RPG, JRPG mostly and prefer non-human character as ally or playable will do. Action come close. Stretegy if it's hybrid game. Shmup just plain fun. No-no on most casual game (ew, Facebook). I mostly play single player game, co-op sometimes, least on competitive. About Me A solo indie game development and gamer named Sam with fiction name as Krysle and Fiyerite. As for one who can't draw, so no concept art and ended up writing and programming instead. "There's no chosen one, only one chosen to be." A motto I made up, might duplicate though. Steam: Krysle Quinsen Origin:SamNainocard
I'm using Esenthel Engine and it's very flexible on what you can do.
I was once planned about open-world, but due to my experience, time, university and working solo, I have scrap a lot of things for next game, perhaps sequence.
Still, some game features didn't put into description yet, I'll try to update once I finish network.
About menu background, I set camera and particle source in the menu, then render them.
It isn't set, only maximum range, you can adjust the depth if target is too close, or use it mid-air.
Sorry, I didn't notice the new comment. (maybe I should learn how to use this website more)
It's offline game with LAN, thanks for point that out, so I'll fix description.
About demo, it would takes a while as there's something must be done like better AI, and selectable equipment (currently predefined).
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – Former Oregon All-American Jessica Moore tossed a complete game shutout for the USA Softball Women's National Team against Brazil in the Pan American Games Qualifier on Sunday. Moore earned the win in the circle, allowing just three hits in Team USA's 11-0, five-inning win over Brazil.
The Red, White and Blue scored six runs in the first inning, three in the fourth and another two in the fifth to win handily.
Moore, a first team All-American selection last season, allowed just four players to reach first base in the decisive victory.
Team USA improves to 2-0 in round-robin play at the Pan American Games, and will return to action today with a contest against Cuba. Moore and sophomore Cheridan Hawkins led USA to a victory over Cuba last week in the Mayor's Cup, as the Oregon duo allowed just one run to cross the board.


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2008-09 (Sophomore):Indoor TrackThe team's top high jump athlete and one of the top heptathlon athletes ... Placed 17th in the 60m hurdles at the Giegengack Invitational (2/7), running 10.14, also placed 24th in the 500 meter running 2:36.18, and 11th in the high jump with a season best 5-01.00.
2007-08 (Freshman): Outdoor Track: Minutewomen's top heptathlon athlete ... Finished eighth with 3,384 points in the heptathlon at the Atlantic 10 Championship (5/3), scoring the most points in the 800 meter run in which she placed fifth with a time of 2:39.24 ... Also competed in the heptathlon at the Holy Cross Multi-Event Meet (4/17), where she scored 3,857 points to take ninth place ... During the outdoor season, high-jumped at the UNH Pre-Conference Meet (4/26), hopping 4-feet, 11 inches to an eighth place finish ... Indoor Track: Recorded personal best in high jump (5'3") at the URI Mega Meet (2/2) and New England Championships (3/1).
Before UMass: Captain indoor track for Milton High School ... Patriot Ledger All Scholastic her senior year ... School record in high jump (5'5") ... Placed sixth at nationals in pentathlon her senior year ... Jumped 16'8" in long jump ... Best performance in 55 meter hurdles was 8.81 ... Also captained the soccer and lacrosse teams.
Personal: Full name is Jaclyn Christina Imhoff ... Born on March 18, 1989 to Robert Imhoff and Mary Kennedy in Milton, Mass. ... Sister of Andrew and Michael ... Member of Commonwealth College and majoring in finance and architecture.
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PDN Video Pick: Four Women, One Revolution
The following video by photographers/filmmakers Micah Garen and Marie-Helene Carleton of Four Corners Media profiles four young women who participated in the 2011 Egyptian revolution: a student, a cancer researcher, an art curator and a journalist advocate. Garen and Carleton are currently working on a longer documentary titled If, a coming-of-age story about young women and their experiences during the revolution. (If, which Garen and Carleton hope to debut this Fall, will include some scenes and characters from this video. (Garen and Carleton have also launched a fundraising campaign on Kickstarter.com to continue filming in Egypt as their characters stories unfold.)
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Jackie Grey Goff, age 78, passed away January 16, 2014. He was native of Warren County and former owner and manager of Goff's Market.
Jackie was preceded in death by his parents Emmett and Bobbie Stanley Goff; son, James Goff; daughter, Linda Chandler; and 1st wife, Jimmie Ruth Goff. He is survived by his wife, Linda Gail Goff; sons, Vernon Temple of Murfreesboro, Joe Temple of Austin Texas and Bob Holmes of Murfreesboro; daughter, Becky Johnson of Murfreesboro; brother, Max Goff of Maryland; eight grandchildren ; 8 great grandchildren and 2 great-great grandchildren.
Private memorial service will be held at a later date.
Jennings and Ayers Funeral Home; 820 South Church St., Murfreesboro, TN 37130; 615-893-2422. Please leave condolences at www.jenningsandayers.com.


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An Alabama man traveled to Georgia to have sex with two boys. But instead of the boys, 12 and 5, he met an undercover agent and was arrested after a high-speed chase that ended when he crashed.
On Monday Joseph Franklin Ellis, 33, of Attalla, Ala., was sentenced to 14 years in prison for attempting to have sex with minors, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.
"Ellis made a decision to prey on innocent and vulnerable children when he traveled to have sex with them," United States Attorney Sally Quillian Yates said. "Because he was making the arrangements through an undercover officer, Ellis was stopped and his quest to molest children was ended. These types of crimes are unimaginable and those who believe they can evade the law while carrying on this type of crime will learn as he did, you will be caught and you will go to jail."
The investigation unfolded in February 2011 when an undercover FBI task force officer placed a notice on a website designed for people to meet others for sexual purposes, saying that he had access to two minor boys, according to a court report.
Ellis began communicating with the undercover officer, believing that the officer had a 12-year-old boy and a 5-year-old boy who he would make available for sex, federal officials said. Ellis wrote that he wanted to meet the undercover officer for the express purpose of having sex with the boys.
The two eventually made arrangements to meet on May 30, 2011, at a Hampton Inn in Ringgold where Ellis would have sex with the two children, officials said. When Ellis showed up at the arranged location, FBI agents attempted to arrest him, they said. But Ellis fled, leading police on a high-speed chase that only ended when he crashed his car.
Ellis, who pleaded guilty on Feb. 25, will be placed on 20 years of supervised release following his prison sentence, officials said.


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Jasmin Tiro, Ph.D.
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Department Department of Clinical Science
Dr. Tiro joined UT Southwestern as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Clinical Sciences' Division of Behavioral and Communication Sciences in April 2008. She is also a member of the Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center and holds an adjoint appointment in the University of Texas-School of Public Health for the Dallas Regional Campus.
From 2005 until her move to UT Southwestern, Dr. Tiro was a Cancer Prevention Fellow at the National Cancer Institute (NCI). While there, she led a team of NCI and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) experts in designing several behavioral surveillance and health communication studies to evaluate the integration of the HPV vaccine into cervical cancer prevention and control.
At UT Southwestern, Dr. Tiro has led an interdisciplinary research team to examine patient-, physician-, and organizational factors associated with cancer prevention delivery at Parkland, the safety-net health care system for Dallas County. Her team uses both quantitative and qualitative methods (electronic medical record (EMR) review, patient surveys, semi-structured interviews, focus groups, participant observation, document analysis, and hierarchical modeling) to identify potential intervention targets that address cancer health disparities.
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- Rice University (1997), Biochemistry
- Graduate School
- Emory University (1999), Behavioral Science
- Graduate School
- Univ of Texas Health Science C (2005), Behavioral Science
Research Interest
- Cancer Health Disparities
- Cancer Screening
- HPV vaccine
- Mixed Methods Research
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- HPV and cervical cancer behavioral surveillance in the United States.
- Tiro JA, Saraiya M, Jain N, Liddon N, Cokkinides V, Lai SM, Breen N, Wideroff L Cancer In press.
- What do U.S. women know about human papillomavirus (HPV) and cervical cancer?
- Tiro JA, Meissner HI, Kobrin S, Chollette V. Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers, & Prevention 2007 16(2) 288-294
- Some methodologic lessons learned from cancer screening research.
- Vernon SW, Briss PA, Tiro JA, and Warnecke RB Cancer 2004 101 1131-1145
- Uptake and Correlates of the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Among Adolescent Girls and Young Adult Women: An Analysis of the 2007 California Health Interview Survey.
- Tiro JA, Tsui J, Bauer HM, Yamada E, Kobrin S, Breen N Journal of women's health (2002) 2012 Mar
- Multilevel correlates for human papillomavirus vaccination of adolescent girls attending safety net clinics.
- Tiro JA, Pruitt SL, Bruce CM, Persaud D, Lau M, Vernon SW, Morrow J, Skinner CS Vaccine 2012 Mar 30 13 2368-75
- Evaluating associations between sources of information, knowledge of the human papillomavirus, and human papillomavirus vaccine uptake for adult women in California.
- Almeida CM, Tiro JA, Rodriguez MA, Diamant AL Vaccine 2012 Feb
- Utilization of Hepatocellular Carcinoma Surveillance Among American Patients: A Systematic Review.
- Singal AG, Yopp A, S Skinner C, Packer M, Lee WM, Tiro JA Journal of general internal medicine 2012 Jan
- Was the drop in mammography rates in 2005 associated with the drop in hormone therapy use?
- Breen N, Cronin KA, Tiro JA, Meissner HI, McNeel TS, Sabatino SA, Tangka FK, Taplin SH Cancer 2011 Dec 117 24 5450-60
- Understanding impediments and enablers to physical activity among African American adults: a systematic review of qualitative studies.
- Siddiqi Z, Tiro JA, Shuval K Health Educ Res 2011 Dec 26 6 1010-24
- Legitimate and ethical: distinguishing when and how regulations apply in patient-oriented research.
- Lee SJ, Tiro JA, Bishop WP, Sheppard PD, Skinner CS Am J Bioeth 2011 Nov 11 11 42-3
Honors & Awards
- NCI Prevention Research Training Merit Award
- American Association for Cancer Research-American Cancer Society Scholarship for Behavioral Scientists
- Fellows Award for Research Excellence, National Institutes of Health
Professional Associations/Affiliations
- American Public Health Association
- American Society of Preventive Oncology
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Scrabble word: RADIATOR
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Definitions of RADIATOR in dictionaries:
- noun - any object that radiates energy
- noun - heater consisting of a series of pipes for circulating steam or hot water to heat rooms or buildings
- noun - a mechanism consisting of a metal honeycomb through which hot fluids circulate
- A heating device consisting of a series of connected pipes, typically inside an upright metal structure, through which steam or hot water is circulated so as to radiate heat into the surrounding space.
- A cooling device, as in automotive engines, through which water or other fluids circulate as a coolant.
- A body that emits radiation.
- A transmitting antenna.
- noun - a heating device
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Chicago Blackhawks fans can rest easy, franchise cornerstones Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane are in it for the long haul.
The Blackhawks announced Wednesday that they had come to terms on eight-year contract extensions for both Kane and Toews. Although financial details were not released, the contracts are reportedly worth $10.5 million per season each.
"When we started our journey we made a commitment to our fans to be relevant and to see the Chicago Blackhawks become the best professional hockey organization. There are not two finer symbols of that than Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane," said Blackhawks chairman Rocky Wirtz. "The commitment we have made to these incredible young men is equal to the commitment they have made to our team, our fans, our entire organization and the city of Chicago. We are excited for our future and proud that they will continue to be a part of that commitment and success for years to come."
The new contracts will kick in for the 2015-2016 season, and barring any further deals, will make Kane and Toews the highest paid players in the NHL. Like they did on the 5-year $31.5 contracts they will be playing on next season, Toews and Kane negotiated the deals together; signing identical contracts. The duo broke into the league together in 2007; and were both integral parts of the Blackhawks' Stanley Cup Championships in 2010 and 2013.
The youngest captain to ever lift the Stanley Cup, the 26-year-old Toews is coming off a season that again saw him nominated for the Selke Trophy as the league's top defensive forward (an award he won in 2013). In 76 games last season, Toews had 28 goals and 68 points, adding 17 points in 19 playoff games. He won the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP in 2010. He has also won two consecutive Olympic gold medals representing Canada.
"I could not be more grateful for the amazing moments and opportunities I've been given by the Chicago Blackhawks," said Toews. "There's no organization in sports that cares more about the overall experience of their fans and the success of their players. To have the chance to continue with this amazing group of teammates and people throughout the organization is an incredible honor."
The 25-year-old Kane was taken by the Blackhawks first overall in the 2007 NHL Entry Draft. He has become the offe3nsive catalyst to the Hawks. Kane scored the goal to clinch the 2010 Stanley Cup, and was awarded the Conn Smythe in 2013. In 69 games last season, Kane scored 29 goals and 69 points. He added 20 points in 19 playoff games. He has represented the United States at two straight Olympics, winning a silver medal in 2010.
"It's great to be able to continue my career in Chicago. Playing with the best organization in sports and the best fans in the game is a blessing," said Kane. "Since I was drafted by the Blackhawks, the people of Chicago have really embraced me and treated me with nothing but respect. I look forward to many more years of success with the Blackhawks."
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Green Ink: Empty-Handed In Copenhagen
Crude oil futures slipped below $70 a barrel on signs of healthy production and worries that job losses signal weak demand, Bloomberg reports.
What's missing from the big Senate energy bill? A role for natural gas. Shifting one-third of the country's coal plants to natural gas would go a long way toward meeting emissions-reduction targets, in Earth2Tech.
Whatever the Senate bill's merits, it is "unlikely" it will be passed in time for Copenhagen, White House adviser Carol Browner said, and that will make the U.S. negotiating position at the climate summit even tougher, in the NYT and The Guardian.
Unless the prospect of EPA regulation does the trick. The EPA's outline for regulating greenhouse-gas emissions is widely seen as a prod to encourage companies to support legislation. The WSJ edit page thinks that's a horse's head: "In Sicily and parts of New Jersey, they call that an offer you can't refuse."
Securing an international deal on climate change means securing a domestic deal first, notes the WaPo—that's why so many veterans of Kyoto are trying to avoid the mistakes made a decade ago. And that domestic landscape is an ever-shifting one, with automakers and some utilities now backing, not fighting, climate legislation, in the WSJ.
The international landscape is shifting too. Despite plenty of saber-rattling, India is eager to be seen as a deal-maker, not a deal-breaker, at Copenhagen, in the NYT. Europe sticks to its guns, meanwhile, drafting plans for a carbon tax of between 10 and 30 euros per ton, in the WSJ.
Toyota says it aims to bring a plug-in Prius to the U.S. market in 2012, in the L.A. Times. The fallout from cash-for-clunkers continues, as evidence indicates the plan fell short of both economic and environmental goals. The WSJ edit page: "In the category of all-time dumb ideas, cash for clunkers rivals the New Deal brainstorm to slaughter pigs to raise pork prices."
The L.A. Times edit page wonders why, just as big-screen TVs are making so many advances in energy efficiency, the state has to "force-march" the industry toward a greener future.
The U.K. gets ready this week for the third round of licensing in its huge offshore wind program, in The Guardian.
Germany's nuclear future might get a little clearer this week. The re-elected government aims to extend the lifespan of nuclear plants, but only in exchange for a big chunk of utilities' nuclear profits, in the FT. The United Arab Emirates are going nuclear too, with the passage of a nuclear law to safeguard development of civilian nuclear energy, in the WSJ.
Finally, investors concerned about the environment have a growing number of green investment plays, notes the WSJ—but the sector's narrow focus means investors better be ready for a wild ride.


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Recently Fleta emailed me to say that she'd been in Books a Million and, hearing the lady ahead of her ask for the location of the Vicki Lane books, Fleta spoke up, announcing that she was sort of a character in Art's Blood - to which the lady said,"Nice to meet you, Daphne."
I'm going into the fourth year at River's Edge Studio after moving from teaching at AB Tech, and I really can't believe that three years have passed so quickly. You know it is Kind Of Weird that in Art's Blood, both AB Tech and Riverview Station are featured locations, and I moved from teaching at one to the other!
I am happy to report that while "The Candle Station" retains some of its timeworn charm as described in Art's Blood and the artists here are an eccentric lot who long for fame, fortune and personal attention, we work happily here, safe and sound!
In the classroom I teach painting classes for beginners and up in oils and acrylics, and have weekly studio/critique five hour sessions for advanced artists who are continuing to study, some of whom are now exhibiting and selling their work. This year some great professional artists are teaching classes and giving demonstrations here at RES in drawing, watercolor, palette knife techniques and Japanese ink painting called Sumi-e.
It is a privilege to teach the adults who study here, and we(me and the other guest teachers) all work to provide some scheduling that works for everyone, while giving that all important continuity that every artist needs to really advance in their chosen medium.
The classroom also serves as a small gallery for special events such as the twice a year Studio Stroll and other exhibits here at Riverview Station. We love to see visitors during our events, or by appointment, and are always hoping to make a sale! There are over thirty artists here in the building now, and also other business such as the dog trainers so we don't have too much empty space here now.


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I'm completely obsessed with the whole sweet and sea-salt combination in confectionary that had become so popular on the other side of the pond, but there's really not that much to choose from here in the UK [can anyone recommend any treats like this?].
So, when I came across these yummy 'Brown Sugar Biscuits with Chocolate, Toffee and Sea Salt' on The Kitchenist, one of The Beat That My Heart Skipped's favourite foodie blogs – I knew I had to have them! See the recipe here.


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Business Buyout Agreements : Plan Now for Retirement, Death, Divorce or Owner Disagreements
ISBN13:by Mancuso, Anthony
If you're like many entrepreneurs, you're working with one or more co-owners. And sooner or later, one or more owners will exit the business. What will happen to your company if one co-owner wants to retire, files for bankruptcy, or goes through a divorce? Unless you plan in advance, it could threaten the survival of your business.
Author Biography
Bethany Laurence is a business law editor at Nolo and a coauthor of Save Your Small Business. Anthony Mancuso is author of Form Your Own Limited Liability Company, Incorporate Your Business, How to Form a Nonprofit Corporation, and other Nolo books.
Table of Contents
|Introduction: Your Legal Companion for Creating a Buyout Agreement
|An Overview of Buyout Agreements
|What a Buy-Sell, or Buyout, Agreement can Do
|p. 8
|When Should You Create a Buyout Agreement?
|p. 16
|Does Everyone Need a Buy-Sell Agreement?
|p. 17
|How to Create Your Agreement
|p. 18
|When to Seek a Lawyer's Advice
|p. 20
|Limiting the Transfer of Ownership Interests
|Transfers of Ownership Interests
|p. 24
|Using a Right of First Refusal
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|Using Absolute Transfer Restrictions
|p. 43
|Providing the Right to Force Buyouts
|Changes in an Owner's Circumstances
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|If an Owner Retires or Stops Working
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|If an Owner Becomes Disabled
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|If an Owner Dies
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|If an Owner Divorces
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|If an Owner Loses a License
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|If an Owner Files for Personal Bankruptcy
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|If an Owner Defaults on a Personal Loan
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|If an Owner Needs to Be Expelled
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|Structuring Buyouts
|Company Versus Co-Owners as Buyers
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|The "Wait and See" Approach Works
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|Funding Buyouts
|Funding With Cash
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|Borrowing Money
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|Buying Insurance
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|Making Installment Payments
|p. 149
|How to Set the Buyout Price in Your Agreement
|Why Choose a Price in Advance?
|p. 152
|What Valuation Methods are Based on
|p. 154
|How our Valuation Provisions Work
|p. 157
|Agreeing on a Fixed Price (Valuation Method 1)
|p. 159
|Using a Buyout Formula
|p. 164
|Choosing Payment Terms for Buyouts
|Balancing the Interests of Buyer and Seller
|p. 188
|Lump-Sum Cash Payment
|p. 190
|Installment Plans
|p. 191
|Customized Schedule of Payment
|p. 197
|Creative Ways to Pay
|p. 198
|Completing and Updating your Buyout Agreement
|Finalizing your Buyout Agreement
|p. 202
|Resolving Buyout Disputes in the Future
|p. 212
|Binding Future Owners Under your Buyout Agreement
|p. 222
|Updating your Agreement
|p. 223
|Income and Estate Tax Issues
|Income Tax Issues
|p. 228
|Estate Tax Issues
|p. 245
|Lawyers, Tax Specialists, and Resources
|How to Find the Right Lawyer
|p. 270
|Finding the Right Tax Adviser
|p. 275
|Legal Resources
|p. 276
|How to Use the CD-ROM
|Installing the Files onto your Computer
|p. 283
|Using the Word Processing Files to Create Documents
|p. 284
|Forms CD-ROM
|p. 287
|Buyout Worksheet
|Buyout Agreement
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Groupies is somewhat of a statement piece for Lost, veering from his traditional sound Lost experiments with slightly noisier undertones to execute this highly anticipated club banger.
Ironhide vip:
Lost's debut release on Hench 'Ironhide' is the foundation he built his distinguishable style and sound on. The Vip showcases his journey through his Hench releases subtly highlighting extracts from previous releases 'slaughtered', 'Escape from the Womb' and 'Metal Foot'. The Vip encompasses the essence of the original but has the added advantage of developed production which makes for a devastating 2012 re lick!
Lost & Hatcha came up with the title after a long night on the road testing this formally untitled hot of the press dub plate. After several gigs with Hatcha using it as his opener Lost was under no illusion this was a keeper. On the way home they came across 'Gocaine sold here. 100% legal high (almost like mkat)'. The guys had a good laugh at the sign stuck between the relishes in a kebab shop and decided Gocaine had to be the title for the killer which had just destroyed every club they just played.
Lost and Benton team up for their second co lab. Using Sesame street as a massive source of inspiration.
Lost Groupies E.P. Vinyl:
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Marathon milk can last for three weeks in the fridge
Jason Dowling and Jared Lynch Lactose free, organic, permeate free, gluten free, light, easy to digest - there is no end to choices when buying the white stuff that comes from cows.
Laundry workers filthy at Spotless cleaning
Marika Dobbin and Jared Lynch Melbourne laundry workers in a dispute with the embattled cleaning and catering giant Spotless Group say clean linen bound for city hospitals is kept in unhygienic areas while they are being...
Abalone farm purchase to boost jobs in Geelong
Jared Lynch West Australian agribusiness outfit Craig Mostyn has bought an abalone farm in a deal worth $20 million that will offset recent job losses in Geelong.
Housing prices head down
Jared Lynch The Abbott government's "tough" budget appears to have hit the property sector, with house prices falling for the first time in a year.
Inflexible landlords cited in Bevilles' collapse
Jared Lynch and Deborah Gough Inflexible landlords blamed for final push that led to collapse of 80-year-old family-owned jewellery store chain.
Fruitgrowers welcome SPC deal with Woolworths
Jared Lynch and Beau Donelly Fourth-generation fruit grower Gary Godwill says SPC Ardmona's $70 million supply deal with Woolworths is a ''step in the right direction'' but he has questioned its sustainability, saying the...
Bill Vlahos' punting club wrong bet for 'Jenny' and her $80,000
Patrick Bartley and Jared Lynch Bill Vlahos' collapsed punting club was accepting deposits even though the former psychologist had begun winding up what now appears to be a Ponzi scheme.
Abalone virus 'escaped from farm'
Jared Lynch Herpes-like virus spread after an aquaculture farm failed to properly clean its tanks, court hears.
Sins of the fathers
Jared Lynch 'I still love you dad but you cannot keep thinking we will respect you if you do crime.'
Expansion clubs lead to MCC dip
Jared Lynch The AFL's expansion program has been partly blamed for gobbling the profits of Australia's oldest sport club.
Parole board under fire scorns government on lack of support
Jared Lynch and Dan Oakes Head of Victoria's Adult Parole Board attacks state government for not defending board against allegations it allowed Jill Meagher's killer to remain free after he breached parole.
Slain jeweller Dermot O'Toole to be remembered at funeral
Jared Lynch Residents of a small Victorian town are expected to line one of their main streets to farewell slain jeweller Dermot O'Toole, who was killed for just $200 worth of stock.
No permit, no home, no sympathy, pot-smoker's dream up in smoke
Jared Lynch, Andrew Thomson Home could easily be a real estate marketer's dream, but it cannot be sold, thanks to a bizarre series of legalities.
St Kilda prostitute brutally murdered
Nino Bucci, Jared Lynch Woman found murdered in the van she had lived in with her boyfriend.
St Kilda prostitute murdered
Jared Lynch Police are investigating the brutal daylight killing of a prostitute in St Kilda's red light district.
Police chase ends in car crash
Jared Lynch A man caught on camera running a red light and smashing into another car remains under police guard at a Melbourne hospital.
Jill's husband slams Bayley appeal
Jared Lynch Tom Meagher believes Adrian Bayley is 'taking the piss' out of the legal system by appealing sentence.
Two killed in separate crashes
Jared Lynch An elderly woman has been killed after she was hit by a truck in Melbourne's south-east.
Police hunt man who kidnapped, sexually assaulted woman
Jared Lynch A man who kidnapped and sexually assaulted a woman several times during 30 minute attack remains on the run in Melbourne's east, prompting a fresh police appeal to the community to catch the deviant.
Former lawyer grabs cash reward for tip-off
Jared Lynch A former high profile criminal lawyer has reportedly received a large slice of a $1 million police reward.


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College Hockey:Maine AD Abbott leaving for political position
According to the Bangor Daily News, Maine athletic director Steve Abbott will announce his departure from the school this week to become chief of staff for Sen. Susan Collins later this fall.
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British Gas and EDF Finally Chop UK Gas Prices
Celebrate by turning the heating on for 30 minutes.
Celebrate by turning the heating on for 30 minutes.
The team behind it reckons it could be applied to all kinds of surfaces, from glass to clothing.
It's not just the heating doing the planet in, it's the colding too.
Humans aren't very good at dealing with heat, but some life forms have to live with scorching temperatures and extreme drought all the time.
We suspected it was coming, and the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has just confirmed it.
The newly formed composite has some crazy potential applications.
Land temperatures, ocean temperatures, sea levels, and greenhouse gas levels all broke long-standing records.
Beat easyJet at baggage fee game, but collapses on flight due to the heat from wearing all his nice shirts at once.
When you're hacking your way through a sweltering jungle in virtual reality, wouldn't you like to feel as disgustingly hot and humid as your video game character? No?
Hacker Ken Kawamoto shows us how with a technique called thermal projection mapping.
Great news for the people dwelling in buildings using the stuff – bad news for the air conditioning companies.
Developers now plan to put knotted handkerchief on Canary Wharf.
Bad news for sheep needing to get across London this week.
This is a Flare pan, a new kind of saucepan designed to use a gas flame more efficiently.


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Internal Medicine's Lori Bassler is the first recipient of the
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College Hockey:Netminder King Lifts Seawolves Over Tigers
Play-In Victory Puts Longshot UAA In WCHA Semis
ST. PAUL, Minn. — Evidently, Alaska-Anchorage is getting used to big victories.
One week after claiming the school's first two WCHA playoff wins ever, the Seawolves advanced to the league semifinals with a gutty 4-1 win over Colorado College in Thursday's play-in game at the Xcel Center.
Goaltender Chris King continued to impress, stopping 44 Tiger shots to follow up 74 saves in two games in the Seawolves' first-round upset of third-seeded Wisconsin.
"Chris King has been outstanding," said Seawolf head coach John Hill. "If he played at a more high-profile college he'd be getting All-American consideration."
Buoyed by a supportive crowd, UAA scored three goals in a span of 10 minutes during the second period to take control. The Seawolves won despite being outshot in every period, and 45-18 for the game.
"Obviously, it's disappointing," said Tiger coach Scott Owens. "I thought Anchorage had a good game plan, and they had great goaltending."
Despite King's efforts, the Tigers thought they could have done more against the senior netminder.
"If you look at how many of those [45] shots were quality chances, there weren't that many," said Tiger Colin Stuart. "We didn't get to the net enough."
Alaska-Anchorage (14-21-3) and Colorado College (20-16-3) played a scoreless first period, though not for a lack of scoring chances — most by the Tigers, who controlled most of the last 10 minutes.
Early in the second, with the score still 0-0, the Tigers got the first eight shots on goal, including one off a two-on-one break that Tyler Liebel kept and shot, but couldn't beat King on his glove side.
The Tigers finally broke through at 9:21. Brett Sterling fired from a hard angle along the near boards, and Trevor Frischmon, circling from behind the net, got his stick on the puck, which banged off King's leg and into the net to make it 1-0.
But the Seawolves answered immediately — twice. At 9:51, Brandon Segal's shot from the point eluded netminder Matt Zaba, ending up behind him for the 1-1 tie.
And at 10:51, UAA took the lead on a Vladimir Novak goal. Justin Johnson fired a hard slapshot from the right circle, and Zaba gave up a long rebound that Novak easily slid home for his third goal of the season.
With the season on the line, Owens pulled Zaba in favor of Curtis McElhinney, and CC nearly tied it up. On the power play after a Dallas Steward hold, Stuart fired the puck through the slot for Sterling on the back door, but King got a leg over to stop the shot at the 17-minute mark.
Instead, UAA scored the insurance goal at 19:25 of the second.
Novak led the play, driving into the zone on the left-wing side before dropping the puck for Brent McMann. With the option to shoot or pass across the slot, McMann waited long enough to fool McElhinney before firing the puck just inside the near post to make it 3-1 Seawolves.
King kept the lead at two minutes later. After the Tigers' Braydon Cox beat his defender around the corner for a one-on-one, King stayed low to stop Cox's forehand from directly in front.
Still down two goals, the Tigers pulled McElhinney with nearly two minutes left, and despite nearly continuous pressure, couldn't rally as King stayed rock-steady. Steward tacked on the empty-net goal, assisted by Kronschnabel, with 17 seconds left to ice the UAA win.
Early on, what would have been the first UAA goal was waved off after consulting video replay, which is in effect for all Final Five games. Taking a drop pass behind the net from McMann, Johnson cut in front and fanned on a backhander before depositing a second attempt behind Zaba.
Upon review, however, the goal was waved off as Novak crashed the net and plowed into Zaba before Johnson's shot entered the crease. Still, the effort was a harbinger of things to come.
"I thought Vladimir's line was outstanding," said Hill. "They had two goals that counted and one that didn't."
After a high-sticking call against CC's Brady Greco, Steward drew a second whistle by splitting two defenders and getting hauled down by Andrew Canzanello. But the Seawolves failed to convert either power play, leaving the game scoreless.
As the period progressed, the Tigers got the majority of chances late. Colorado College outshot Alaska-Anchorage 10-4 in the first 20 minutes, a pattern that continued all evening, though to no avail for the Tigers.
The loss appears to eliminate CC from NCAA consideration, after the Tigers entered the Final Five on the outside of the bubble.
"I don't know the logistics of it," said Stuart, "but we certainly didn't help ourselves tonight."
Alaska-Anchorage will play top-seeded North Dakota in the first semifinal Friday, at 2:05 p.m. CT, with the winner advancing to the WCHA championship game. For the Seawolves, there's nothing to lose.
"We accomplished our goal [last weekend], to win our first playoff series," said Novak. "And what do we do now? There's no pressure on us."
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Fans of the Kansas City Chiefs don't really need any more reasons to hate John Elway, Peyton Manning, or the rest of the Denver Broncos, but free agent wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders gave them one more this weekend anyway. Depending on whom you believe, Sanders and his agent reneged on a contract agreement in principle and used it to negotiate a deal with at least two other NFL teams before Sanders agreed to a deal with Denver on Sunday. Or maybe not.
At his introductory press conference in Denver, Sanders addressed the rumors that his agent, Steve Weinberg, used a "handshake agreement" that Sanders had with Kansas City last Friday as ammunition to negotiate with other teams, specifically the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Sanders was adamant that there was no deal made with the Chiefs or anyone else.
Multiple media reports floating around on Sunday and Monday quote an "unnamed executive" of a team that pursued Sanders in free agency, and the quotes are blistering. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media first published the following quote that sounds like it certainly could have come from someone at One Arrowhead Drive:
"When a man [Weinberg] gives you his words and pulls out then gives another team your word and pulls out, then gives another team his word. . . . Not proper," the executive told Rapoport on NFL.com.
Weinberg, based in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area, only recently was reinstated by the NFL Players Association, which had barred and decertified him in 2003. At that time, the NFLPA allegedly found that Weinberg diverted assets to an offshore account during a dispute with a partner and collected a fee from a client prematurely.
Weinberg later filed suit against the NFLPA and its top officials, alleging they illegally took away his certification for eight years, along with past, present and future income of clients. When Weinberg was decertified, he represented 42 NFL players. Currently he has two.
Hey, your Chiefs Examiner is the first to admit that the Broncos wheeling and dealing this off-season has his head spinning and leaves him wondering if the national sports talk guys and gals will give the rest of the AFC their approval to play the 2014 season instead of just handing Peyton the Lamar Hunt AFC Championship Trophy.
But the truth is that when it comes to "Sanders-gate", unless the Chiefs or any other team has a contract with Sanders' signature on it, this is just part of doing business in sports. Fans don't like to see the oftentimes slimy world of sports agents and contract negotiations. If you believe the Chiefs and other NFL execs that are complaining, what Weinberg did was probably unethical, but definitely not illegal.
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One thing you don't see very often anymore is a good local multiplayer. So many games are developed to play with people online, that it almost seems like they've forgotten about the friends you see in everyday life that you want to invite over for a beer and totally own with a red shell. Now everyone knows that Nintendo is always getting picked on for their lack of online content, of which they have been making an effort to remedy that situation. No one here is saying that that kind of gameplay isn't good, there are benefits to both styles of multiplayer. For instance if you don't have friends nearby you can almost always find someone online willing to play with you. The con of that however is that more often than not it is a bratty teenager with a headset. Although with new parameters being set up for online multiplayer people are put into groups based on their experience level and also a rating set up by people you've played with in the past.
But sometimes you really just want to play with people sitting next to you. No one does it better, or has a better selection for it than Nintendo. They create a place for some good old smack talking and sometimes not so clean fun. Obviously the people who say monopoly tests friendships has not played Mario party. It always makes a night more memorable when your friends are there next to you, and hey, it may put some friendships on the rocks, but it also can make them stronger too. If you have a Wii or even a Wii U (it's completely backwards compatible) and you're looking for some fun games to play with your pals one night there is a mighty plethora of games to choose from. Like any Mario Party is a board game type layout game, Super Smash for fighting, Mario Kart for Racing, any multiplayer Mario game or even one of the Rayman side scrollers for just some nice level crawling madness. Really whatever type of game you want to own one of your friends in Nintendo has got you covered for one hell of a night.


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A dog saved from a Union City, North Carolina shelter was shot to death by an officer while his rehabilitation was being documented by his rescuer and his trainer.
The German Shepherd, formally named Paul and renamed Saul, had a history of aggression and was in the middle of a training session when the attack took place. His story was documented on his own Facebook page which was dedicated to promoting the rehabilitation of dogs with a bite history.
21 hours ago, the dog's personal Facebook page had the following to say: "Friends and supporters, it is with a very heavy heart that I report the death of Saul, AKA Paul. On Sunday April 13, during a socialization session with Saul, he lashed out at an adult that has extensive experience with many types of dogs and knew of Saul's history."
The post went on to recount the terrifying attack that included turning on the owner when they intervened. "I received the brunt of attack to my hands and forearms to keep others safe."
A frantic call to 911 dispatched animal control officers to the scene. After several attempts, the dog simply could not be subdued and he had to be shot.
Dual Purpose Dog Training has stated that "Saul only barked at those who he did not know and quickly changed his mood and demeanor with positive reinforcement of wanted behavior. He showed a high level of intelligence and willingness to please without signs of aggression during training or routine socializations."
Sadly, the dog was just simply unpredictable with a somewhat unknown history. When his owner was questioned about where he came from and how Saul ended up in her hands, she stated that there had been a signed "non-disclosure waiver." Certainly not a good sign.
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The Brunel MBA is focussed on developing your management and leadership capabilities and skills. At Brunel, our aim is to offer you an integrated business administration MBA programme that is fulfilling and is professionally and practically-oriented, relevant to the needs of business.
Brunel Business School has won the Times Higher Education Awards for the "Business School of the Year"
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The curriculum for each of our MBA programmes will give you a secure grounding in the expertise you need to be a better manager; it will broaden your understanding of all the main areas of business, from finance to corporate strategy, from harnessing information technology to marketing.
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We also place a great deal of emphasis on developing what are often referred to as your 'soft' skills, our masterclasses will help you, for example, to become a better negotiator, manage projects more efficiently, resolve conflict at work more effectively and present your ideas with greater credibility. Research indicates that these are the sorts of skills that recruiting organisations look for in a senior manager.
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