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This pop-up indicated that it was the F.B.I. and the user (victim) had been viewing child pornography on their computer. The pop-up further stated that a fine of 0 could be paid and the computer could be unfrozen.
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A 40-year-old Crawfordville man faces four charges including attempted murder in connection with a physical disturbance reported at midnight Monday, July 23, according to Sheriff Donnie Crum.
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"I don't have a crystal ball to tell you what's going to happen in court, but he's potentially looking at spending the rest of his life in prison," says Morrison
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WCSO: Weapons Seized During Search Warrant
A 39-year-old Crawfordville man faces weapons and drug charges in connection with the execution of a search warrant by Wakulla County Sheriff's Office detectives.
Posted: 11:37 AM Mar 8, 2012
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WCSO: Weapons Seized During Search Warrant
UPDATE: – March 8, 2012 -By Mike Springer
Deputies say they found an assortment of guns inside Todd Mitchell's home along with drugs. And having those weapons violates Mitchell's probation.
"He's got a pretty good stockpile going here, he's got a pretty good history," says Lt. C.L. Morrison of the Wakullla County Sheriff's Office.
Neighbors on Emmett-Whaley Road describe Todd Mitchell as a handy-man who did odd jobs and mostly kept to himself.Mitchell, a convicted felon, was arrested at his Crawfordville home after neighbors reported hearing gun shots.
"When the detectives did a background check, they learned that homeowner, Todd Mitchell, was a convicted felon. They also looked at his history and also learned he was on felony probation," says Morrison.
Deputies say Mitchell was put on probation last year for DUI and making threats against a public official. A warrant was secured and detectives searched his home.
"Ten fire arms recovered, A homemade silencer was fashioned on one of the firearms. Marijuana and drug paraphernalia," says Morrison.
As a convicted felon, deputies say Mitchell cannot legally own a firearm. Deputies say he gave no motive for owning the guns. He now faces a slew of charges including ones for weapons and drugs.
"I don't have a crystal ball to tell you what's going to happen in court, but he's potentially looking at spending the rest of his life in prison," says Morrison.
Mitchell is currently being in the Wakulla County Jail without bond
Crawfordville, Florida – March 8, 2012 -
A 39-year-old Crawfordville man faces weapons and drug charges in connection with the execution of a search warrant by Wakulla County Sheriff's Office detectives on Wednesday, March 7, according to Sheriff Donnie Crum.
Todd James Mitchell was arrested for possession of a weapon by a convicted felon; violation of probation; knowingly driving while license suspended or revoked; possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana; and possession of narcotics equipment.
WCSO detectives received intelligence that Mitchell possessed at least two firearms despite being a convicted felon. Deputies determined that Mitchell was on supervised probation and his probation officer scheduled a search of his home.
Detectives provided security for the probation officer at the home and observed Mitchell leaving the residence in a van. Detectives recognized Mitchell and knew he did not possess a valid driver license and he was detained. During the arrest for driving without a valid license, a loaded .38 caliber revolver was observed in the vehicle in plain view.
Later, a search warrant was obtained from the court to determine if Mitchell had any more weapons at his home and spent shell casings, marijuana and several guns were observed. The search included Mitchell's home, out buildings, camper trailer and the vehicle and a second firearm, a .22 caliber rifle, was located in the van. In addition, eight more firearms were recovered along with a camouflage bag and miscellaneous ammunition. Less than 20 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia were discovered in the camper trailer.
Mitchell was transported to the Wakulla County Jail without incident. Detective Lorne Whaley, Detective Josh Langston, Detective Nick Boutwell, Lt. C.L. Morrison, Lt. Bruce Ashley, Sgt. Ronald Mitchell, Detective Rob Giddens and Deputy Nick Gray investigated.
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whatever 'Good ol boy', your name sys it all. Your times coming to an end. No more of the same. I've seen those yards too and your statement is completely false. Maurice Langston is simply David Harvey reincarnated. Good luck in 242 days. Not that I'm counting. GO CHARLIE !!!
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I agree! Please relay that message to the current President, in regards to the former President.
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Yeah, look at all the trash in the yards where you see Creel signs. The majority of the Creel signs I see are in yards that fall in the county ordinace for clean up!!!
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WCSO: Attempted Murder Arrest Made Following Disturbance
Crawfordville, Florida – July 23, 2012 -
A 40-year-old Crawfordville man faces four charges including attempted murder in connection with a physical disturbance reported at midnight Monday, July 23, according to Sheriff Donnie Crum.
Bryan Frederick Braswell was arrested for attempted murder, aggravated battery, false imprisonment and sexual assault after a 51-year-old female victim reported being beaten by the suspect.
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Investigators were called to the home of the victim south of Crawfordville and discovered her on the front porch of her residence in severe pain. Deputy Nick Gray, Sgt. Ronald Mitchell and Deputy Scott Powell arrived at the home and tended to the victim along with Wakulla EMS.
Deputy Powell stationed himself behind the home and discovered evidence that the suspect was hiding in a wooded area behind the home. Braswell was detained without incident.
During the investigation phase, the victim reported that she came to the residence to pick up some of her belongings. Once arriving at the residence, Braswell threw belongings at the victim striking her in the face. The victim was also punched and kicked by the suspect before being dragged into the home by her hair.
Once inside the home the suspect sat on top of her and placed his hands around her neck and threatened to kill her. The victim attempted to call 911 when the suspect grabbed the phone and attempted to sexually force it inside the victim.
After briefly escaping the suspect, the victim was grabbed by the hair again and thrown to the floor. The suspect eventually let the victim go and she called law enforcement to the scene. After originally declining medical attention, the victim was transported to the hospital by Wakulla EMS.
Tallahassee Police Department officials are also investigating an altercation that occurred the previous day in a pharmacy in their jurisdiction which involved the suspect and victim. Braswell slapped a phone out of the victim's hand at the store and store employees called 911. Braswell fled the scene when he realized law enforcement had been contacted.
Braswell remains in the Wakulla County Jail awaiting his first appearance.
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Wakulla County Sheriff's Office Reports Child Porn Fine Scam
Wakulla County, FL – September 25, 2012
The Wakulla County Sheriff's Office Financial Crimes Unit has received two calls for service recently involving a scam utilizing computers and the Internet. The two potential victims both stated they were using the Internet and received a "pop-up," said Sheriff Donnie Crum.
This pop-up indicated that it was the F.B.I. and the user (victim) had been viewing child pornography on their computer. The pop-up further stated that a fine of 0 could be paid and the computer could be unfrozen.
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The site requests the user purchase a "Money Pack" or "Green Dot" card to make the payment of the fine. If citizens receive any information from a potential victim about this scam, please tell them that this is a scam and not to send any money. It is also recommended that the computer have a full virus/malware/spyware scan completed and to have a virus/malware/spyware protector installed.
The WCSO Financial Crimes Unit has been in contact with the Green Dot company's fraud department and they are aware of the situation. The F.B.I. is also aware of the situation and is taking appropriate action.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement was contacted and stated this is a well-known and documented scam that has been used before and has now resurfaced. If anyone becomes a victim of this scam, contact, WCSO Detective Matt Helms at 745-7190.
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Nikon Corporation of Japan following the December 5, 2003 on the use of counterfeit lithium-ion battery warning after a few days ago Sony also to use Sony digital cameras and digital camera users do not use fake battery warning.
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first "cold"hunt of the year.disco with an assist from daq.
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ok.ok,im spoiled rotten.anything under 50degrees f. is cold to me.the temp has been dipping into the 40s here at the cape fear coast.add to that its also rainy.i took the disco out for an after noon adventure to just get away for a few hours.i fixed a gas heater for a guy last week who owns a small horse farm in the area and was happy to have me do some pesting around the place altho he asked that no deer or bear be shot.this now gives me about 2000 available acers to hunt on.his farm is pie shaped with an abandoned home in one corner and the new stables in the center.the home site was my first stop.after sitting on the porch for a while i decided that it wasnt a good spot having not seen anything at all move.i walked to the stables as i came up to the side of the building i seen a grey rat scury under a feed bin!man oh man i like ratting.i sat in his golf cart and shot 3 rats over the next hour or so.even in my cover alls i was getting stiff from the chill and drizzle so i went in the stables shared a granola bar with a beutiful quarter horse named quick and warmed up a little.when i was leaving the stable i seen a quick flash by the equipment shed.useing my rifle scope to glass i saw the unmistakable shape of a fox ear on the far side of the john deer mower.i stopped and took a knee to wait for a open shot.i could hear some scratching and noise but could only catch a glimps of him now and then.i went up to the hay loft and got the rifle rested on a hay bail.now i had a safe shot.my range finder had a dead battery so i used the ao.to range him.45 yards was the distance and 18 feet up with a swirling wind.the fox was scratching,digging and kicking in on of my hosts deer corn piles.not eating just tearing it up.i think he peeed in it too.i waited for a brake in the wind and with the cross hairs centered between his eyes i sent a jsb 15.9 to meet him.the shot went low by 3inches hiting him in the neck the fox jumped straight up in the air and ran.OH NOOOOO!!!i went down to the pile and had blood.the wet leaves showed big drops helping me track him to a scrap pile.blood trail in no trail out.i listened and heard a weezing sound.i laid the disco down and pulled my daq .25 out of my jacket and went in.as i pulled back a rotten pallit he was there.i sent a milboro 19gr rhino into the foxs left ear ending his suffering.i felt ashamed that i had shot him badly but releived i could end it quickly.i put the fox in my back pack and started for the truck useing the time walking to reflect on my bad shot.i relalised that i had not compamsated for the elivation.you live and learn. [IMG]
[/IMG] this guy had an unusualy short little tail if you look at some other of my posts this fox tail is 25 percent shorter then the ones i normaly see.the foxs are super healthy this year and plentyfull.thanks for reading
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2009 - Starter in all 13 games ... Named first-team All-America by the American Football Coaches Association and SI.com; second-team by the Walter Camp Foundation, The Sporting News, Phil Steele and scout.com; third-team by Associated Press ... Selected Pac-10 Pat Tillman Defensive Player of the Year and first-team All-Pac-10 ... Semifinalist for the Bednarik Award (nation's top defender) and a quarterfinalist for the Lott Trophy (nation's best defender on and off the field) ... On the watch list for the Nagurski Trophy, Outland Trophy and Lombardi Trophy ... Named co-defensive winner of UCLA's Henry R. Red Sanders Award for Most Valuable Player ... Ranked No. 3 in the NCAA and No. 1 in the Pac-10 with 23.5 tackles for loss ... His average of 1.81 TFL per game ranked No. 4 in the NCAA and led the Pac-10 (No. 2 ranked player in Pac-10 was at 1.29) ... Led the team with 23.5 tackles for loss and 7.0 sacks (9th in the Pac-10) ... His season total of 23.5 TFL ranks second in school history and is the best mark ever by a Bruin defensive tackle ... Made three tackles, one for loss, in the opener against San Diego State ... At Tennessee, he made a career-best two quarterback sacks and two other tackles for loss among his five total stops on the day ... Against Kansas State, he made three tackles ... Had two tackles, both for loss, at Stanford ... Versus Oregon, he recorded four stops, including a 21-yard sack, plus a second tackle for loss ... Had four tackles against Cal, including 1.5 for loss and 1.0 sacks ... Made two tackles, one for loss, at Arizona ... Had one tackle assist (0.5 for loss) at Oregon State ... Totaled four tackles against Washington, including 1.0 sacks and 1.5 tackles for loss ... At Washington State, he made four tackles, tying for the team lead, including 3.0 for loss ... Made four tackles for loss versus Arizona State and had 2.0 sacks in his career-high six stops ... Also forced a fumble that was returned for a touchdown and recovered a fumble and broke up one pass ... At USC, he registered five tackles, 2.0 for loss and forced a fumble ... Had five stops, one for loss, in the bowl win over Temple.
2008 - Starter in all 12 games ... First-team All-Pac-10 selection by the league's coaches ... On the pre-season Watch List for the 2008 Lombardi Award ... All-Pac-10 pick by ESPN.com ... First-team Sophomore All-American by collegefootballnews.com ... Third-team all-conference selection by Phil Steele's College Football magazine ... Led the team with 14.0 tackles for loss (12 in the last nine games) and was seventh in the Pac-10 (T-46th) with 1.17 tackles for loss ... Second on the team with 4.5 sacks (T-14th in Pac-10, 0.38) ... Has made 21 tackles for loss in his last 16 games (1.31) dating back to 2007 season ... Credited with four tackles, two for loss against Tennessee ... Did not record a stop at BYU ... Made two tackles versus Arizona ... Recorded four tackles, one for loss, an interception (which led to a field goal) and a blocked PAT that UCLA returned for two points against Fresno State ... Also played on offense as a fullback in goal line situations ... Made two tackles versus Washington State, one a five-yard sack and the other a five-yard loss on a run ... Played on offense as a goal line situation blocking back ... Had three tackle assists at Oregon, including 0.5 sacks and another for 0.5 tackles for loss ... Played fullback on goalline situations ... Had four tackles versus Stanford, including an eight-yard sack ... Played fullback on goalline situations ... Recorded a sack and two other tackles for loss among his five stops at Cal ... Made two tackles versus Oregon State ... Made three tackles, one for a sack and a second for a loss at Washington ... Had four tackles, one for loss at Arizona State ... Forced a fumble versus USC which set up a touchdown and made two tackles, one for loss ... Winner of UCLA's Donn Moomaw Award for Outstanding Defensive Player vs. USC.
2007 - Played in the last 10 games of the season, with five starts ... Missed the first three contests due to paperwork issues with the NCAA Clearinghouse ... Earned second-team Freshman All-America honors from rivals.com and scout.com and honorable mention from The Sporting News ... Made The Sporting News Pac-10 All-Freshman team ... Named the defensive winner of UCLA's John Boncheff, Jr. Memorial Award for Rookie of the Year ... Ranked 10th in the Pac-10 in fumbles forced (0.2) average ... Made his first appearance of the season versus Washington (game 4) and his first start at Washington State (game 8) ... Also started against Arizona and Arizona State, making five tackles, including two for loss, versus the Sun Devils ... Came off the bench against Oregon and made two tackles, including his first sack and an assist for loss ... Against USC, he started and had one tackle assist for loss ... In the Las Vegas Bowl, he started and had four tackles, three for loss ... Also forced a fumble which led to a touchdown.
HIGH SCHOOL - Lettered three years in football at Los Angeles' Crenshaw HS for coach Robert Garrett ... Parade All-American ... Selected to play in the U.S. Army All-American game ... Earned five stars from scout.com ... Ranked No. 5 nationally among defensive tackles by rivals.com ... Rated No. 50 player in nation by scout.com ...Earned four stars from rivals.com ... Member of Long Beach Press-Telegram Best in the West first team ... Orange County Register Fab 15 ... Named third-team All-State by Cal-Hi Sports ... Named Los Angeles City Section Defensive Player of the Year in 2006 ... Coliseum League Defensive MVP ...Had 85 tackles, 17 tackles for loss, 15 sacks, four forced fumbles, and two recovered fumbles while battling double and triple teams in 2006 ... Team captain ... As a junior, made 111 tackles, including 22 sacks and was Coliseum League Defensive MVP ... Also lettered in baseball (three years) for coach Dennis and track (one year) for coach Decker.
PERSONAL - Full Name: Brian Larisso Price ... Born: April 10, 1989 in Los Angeles, CA ... Parents: Frank and Jeanetta Price ... Has six sisters --- Bridget, Asia, Brittnei, Tiffanie, Zamariae, and Jada ... Lists one of his biggest thrills in sports as being named to the U.S. Army All-American team ... Lists former NFL star Reggie White as the player he admires and patterns his style of play after ... Drawing is a hobby ... Favorite class is English ... Interested in a career in computer design ... Director's Honor Roll in Fall 2007 ... History major.
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CT.com has a new Q&A online with Brodus Clay below is an excerpt:
Q: There was a period in late 2011 where they frequently referenced your impending arrival, but it kept getting delayed. Was it a situation where the delay was planned or your future was in possible jeopardy?
A: My future? No, I don't think so.
[Chris] Jericho's imminent return was coming, Kane's return was coming, The Rock was coming. There were so many other things going on. In the meantime, there were these two personas that I have that are very much who I am. I'm literally split down the middle. I can either be the funniest guy in the room and life of the party, but I also can be the most uncomfortable-looking dude in the room at the same time. [With] the two personas I have, [the creative team] were really just trying to figure out, 'Which one should he show the world?' I'm glad [for] the wisdom that I didn't necessarily understand at the time. Looking back, it was the right decision.
Q: Did you come up with the Funkasaurus idea or did somebody else pitch it to you?
A: Actually, the original nickname that I was told — it scared me to death — was Heavy G. I think the last thing you want to be known as is Heavy anything. No offense to Heavy D — rest his soul. Worked for him, wasn't really my bag. Rob MacIntyre, who I trained with, was a big reason behind me dropping me a hundred and 50 pounds. Him and I were lifting weights and making jokes, trying to figure out better names. First it was the Funk Monster and then Funk Nasty. Then, he looked at me and [said], 'Funkasaurus' and started laughing, and he pitched it.
The writer was like, 'I'll get ready [your] debut. What are we going to call you?' I was like, 'I don't want to be Heavy G.' He was like, 'Look, man, I've got like 12 other things to do. Just call yourself whatever you want to call yourself' so I told the announcer to call me the Funkasaurus. He looked at me like I was crazy. I'm like, 'I don't know why I want to be the Funkasaurus.' So I got lucky that the swamped writer had other things going on. Luckily, it stuck.
Q: Take me back to the night that you debuted the Funkasaurus in January. What was your mindset like? How much of it was laid out?
A: The week before I was gonna debut, Road Dogg, who has been a huge help and influence, said to me 'cause we were in Memphis, 'We've got to debut tonight. It's gotta be tonight. We can't do this in Corpus Christi. They're gonna boo you out of the building. They're gonna hate it.' Time constraints, whatever [happened so] it got cut. [Later,] he comes up to me and he's like, 'Corpus Christi is exactly where this needs to happen.' I had that going in my mindset and started thinking, 'Nah, it's not going to happen again.' Then, I saw a vignette with my name with a disco ball on the door, and my brother texted me and said, 'Why is there a disco ball with your name on it?' I didn't return his text 'til afterwards.
I was in Gorilla [position by the entrance ramp] and I was like, 'Finally, finally' since I was chomping at the bit. Got a chance to go out there and could have dropped a pin. Fans were kind of shocked. There was one fan in particular who was dressed up like evil Brodus Clay, and he yelled at me, 'You suck, Brodus Clay' [with] a really sad face. I yelled back at him, 'My bad.' It wasn't for him, I wouldn't have gotten 'My bad.' Everybody laughed and killed the tension, so it was cool.
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A Raisin in the Sun
by Lorraine Hansberry
A Raisin in the Sun Act One, Scene One Summary
- The play opens in an apartment worn down from generations of ownership. It's in the South Side of Chicago, and it's a three-room apartment – there's a bedroom for Mama and Beneatha, a bedroom for Ruth and Walter Lee, and their son Travis sleeps on a couch in a living room.
- Ruth Younger is preparing for the day. She wakes up and feeds her son Travis and husband Walter.
- While Travis is in the bathroom, which is also the bathroom the neighbors use, his parents discuss the check coming in the mail.
- What check, you ask? Don't worry; you're not supposed to know what they're talking about just yet.
- The family doesn't seem all that happy. Ruth in particular is indifferent and irritable.
- Travis requests fifty cents for school, but Ruth insists that he go without. Ruth succeeds in teasing him into giving her a kiss good-bye.
- Travis asks for permission to carry groceries at the supermarket after school for money. Then his daddy hands him a dollar while staring pointedly at Ruth in a how-do-you-like-this kind of way.
- Ruth is not a happy camper.
- After Travis leaves, Walter brings up a business plan he and his friends are concocting, which triggers an argument between the married couple.
- Walter says that he wants to partner up with his friends Willy Harris and Bobo to open up a liquor store. It sounds rather shady, but Walter continues dreaming of it as a way out of poverty.
- Ruth keeps telling him to eat his eggs.
- Water gets angry; he wants his wife to nod, smile, and support him.
- Beneatha Younger, also referred to as Bennie, emerges from the left bedroom.
- She wants to use the bathroom but those dratted neighbors and their bodily functions prevent her from doing so.
- So she stands around and chats with her brother Walter, by which we mean Walter tells her, "woman, what kind of woman studies medicine?" He also points out that her tuition money will cut into the insurance check.
- Aha! Insurance check. We find out that the big Check they're all waiting for is from when Mama's husband (also known as Bennie and Walter's father) passed away. It's for $10,000, which this family could come up with about a million different uses for.
- Bennie argues that the check belongs to Mama, and Walter leaves for his job as a chauffeur. After asking Ruth for carfare (his money went to Travis, remember?), he leaves for work.
- Lena (a.k.a. Mama) enters and makes a beeline for a plant she keeps outside the kitchen window (which, by the way, is the only window in the apartment).
- Despite Ruth's earlier argument with Walter, she backs the liquor store idea to her mother-in-law. Ruth argues that Walter needs this chance.
- Mama points out that Ruth looks dead tired and she should stay home from work; Ruth says they need the money.
- Mama says they're all too obsessed with money.
- Ruth argues that the money belongs to Mama, and suggests that she take a trip to Europe or South America. Mama isn't keen on the idea. She says some of the money will definitely go towards Beneatha's education, and then that some of it could also go towards the down payment on a house.
- Mama reminisces about her husband, whom she refers to as Big Walter, and their big dreams of buying a house. We learn that Big Walter was a hard-working man who loved his children but was never able to fulfill his dreams.
- Beneatha re-enters and mentions guitar lessons, setting off her mom and Ruth on her case about "flitting" around trying too many activities. Beneatha claims her right to express herself.
- The ladies discuss Beneatha's romantic prospects and her date with George Murchison that night.
- Beneatha thinks he's shallow, but the other women in her family approve of him, mainly because he's got money.
- Beneatha concludes the discussion by announcing that she's not worried since she doesn't even know if she'll get married, which Lena and Ruth really wanted to hear. Not.
- Beneatha continues on to announce that she does not believe in God, and that only humans can make miracles happen. For which Mama gives her a big fat SLAP.
- Mama asserts her right as head of the household and makes Beneatha repeat her faith in God.
- Beneatha then leaves.
- The two mothers in the family are alone, and Ruth tries to mollify Mama's worries about her children. Mama is overwhelmed by their ambitions – Walter cares only for money, and Beneatha is too intellectual.
- Mama goes to water her plant, voicing her desire to one day have a garden and a back yard.
- When she turns around, she finds Ruth lying semiconscious.
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Florida Panthers: USA (Booth) vs. Canada (DeBoer) — bring it on
If you're like me, you're psyched about the USA-Canada gold medal hockey game this afternoon (3:15 p.m. start).
It turns out that the countries' great World Juniors' gold medal battle in early January – which captured Toronto's attention more than the Panthers-Leafs game at Air Canada Center that night –was just an appetizer to this one.
That game led to several friendly wagers inside the Panthers' dressing room between players from the two countries.
Today's installment brings us Panthers' left winger David Booth (USA) and Coach Pete DeBoer (Canada) putting their wardrobe selections where their mouth is.
"Go Canada!" DeBoer said, grinning. "Me and David Booth have a bet — if Canada wins, he's going to wear a Canadian jersey at practice Monday and if the U.S. wins, he's going to pick out some type of U.S. paraphenilia for me to wear.
"I'm a little worried about what it is. I thought it was going to be a hat, but…you know what, I've coached Canadian teams before and my kids were born in the States and are dual citizens, so I consider myself a fan of both countries. But when they play each other, there's no doubt I'm cheering for Canada."
The one sad footnote about today's game — Booth should be playing in it. He would have been chosen for the U.S. Olympic team if not for Mike Richards' hit (clean or dirty, it was unneccessary) that concussed Booth and caused him to miss 45 games. (Perhaps Richards should give Booth whatever medal he wins today– now that would be a true apology, better than the text message he sent Booth afterward)
But hey, at least Booth has a chance to see his coach in U.S. gear.
My thoughts on the game: Canada is more talented and better, but the U.S. has played unbelievably this tournament, particularly goalie Ryan Miller. Both teams have been superb — minus Canada' final few minutes against Slovakia in the semifinals – since the U.S.'s 5-3 win during the preliminary round.
The tourney has marked the handover of Canada's goaltending duties from Martin Brodeur to former Panther Roberto Luongo, who replaced Brodeur after the U.S. win.
Think there's a bit of pressure on Luongo today, playing in Vancouver (where he's become the Canucks' star) with the country's hopes on the line?
Canada — despite its numerous gold medals the past few weeks — hasn't had the Olympics it had hoped for, but a gold medal in hockey would help ease the disappointment of having considerably fewer overall medals than the U.S.
The pressure is all on Canada.
Want a little more to chew on before opening faceoff? The NHL has put out some wacky, interesting facts on the two teams. For you diehards, here they are:
Avg. Height 74.1″ (6′2″) 72.7″ (6′½")
Avg. Weight 208.6 lbs. 203.7 lbs.
Avg. Age 28.0 27.0
GP (skaters) 11,155 7,602
Goals (skaters) 3,148 1,609
Assists (skaters) 5,284 2,765
Points (skaters) 8,432 4,374
Hat Tricks 47 13
Stanley Cups 14 7
Height 6′3″ 6′2″
Weight 207 lbs. 174 lbs.
Age 30 29
Hometown Montreal, Que. East Lansing, Mich.
Wins 261 176
Shutouts 51 17
Save Pct. .919 .914
* The average age of both rosters combined (27.5 — Canada 28.0, USA 27.0) is younger than that of the NHL League-wide (27.6)
* 70% of the players on both rosters are under 30 (32 of 46)
* 90% of the players on both rosters are under 35 (41 of 46)
* There are eight players aged 23 and under (Drew Doughty, Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews, Erik Johnson, Phil Kessel, Sidney Crosby, Bobby Ryan, Jack Johnson), all of whom were picked among the top five their respective draft years (Crosby-Ryan-J. Johnson went 1-2-3 in 2005; E. Johnson, Toews and Kessel went 1-3-5 in 2006; Kane went 1st in 2007 and Doughty went 2nd in 2008)
* Only one player on the Team USA roster ranks among the top 50 U.S.-born players for career NHL games (captain Jamie Langenbrunner is 37th with 945)
* There are only three Team USA players among the top 150 U.S.-born players for career NHL games (Langenbrunner, Chris Drury, Brian Rafalski)
* The average age of the gold medal finalists from the USA and Canada at the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City was 31.55 (USA 31.7, Canada 31.4)


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While I was surfing the web, searching things about math, I read something about a particular theorem of Fermat. It said: let $a$ and $b$ be rational. Then $a^4-b^4$ cannot equal the square of a rational number, so $a^4-b^4\neq c^2$ with $c$ rational. My question is: did I understand the theorem? if not, what is the actual theorem? if yes, how can I proof this or is that too difficult?
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Yes, that is a theorem, No, it's not too difficult to prove, and you can try in some analytic number theory book for the proof, say in
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That's right, modulo a small precision: Fermat proved that there are no solutions other than the obvious ones, such as $(a,b,c)=(0,0,0)$, $(1,0,1)$, etc.. See for instance this wikipedia page.
Yes you understand the theorem. The proof uses the method of "infinite descent" (a sibling of reductio ad absurdum, or proof by contradiction).
There is a walkthrough proof here:- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof_of_Fermat%27s_Last_Theorem_for_specific_exponents#Application_to_right_triangles
But did you maybe want just a hint instead??
If $b\neq 0$, yes, it's true. It follows from the fact that $$ a^4-b^4=c^2 $$ has no integer solutions, under the assumptions $\gcd(a,b)=1$ and $b\neq 0$. On the other hand, if $c,d$ are two coprime integers such that $c^2+d^2$ is a square, say $e^2$, than $e$ is the sum of two coprime squares. This is the key step of the proof.


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Attenuation refers to the weakening of data signals as they travel through a respective media. Network media varies in its resistance to attenuation. Coaxial cable is generally more resistant than UTP, STP is slightly more resistant than UTP, and fiber-optic cable does not suffer from attenuation at all. That's not to say that a signal does not weaken as it travels over fiber-optic cable, but the correct term for this weakening is 'chromatic dispersion,' rather than attenuation.
It's important to understand attenuation or chromatic dispersion and the maximum distances specified for network media. Exceeding a media's distance without using repeaters can cause hard-to-troubleshoot network problems. Most attenuation or chromatic dispersion related difficulties on a network require using a network analyzer to detect them.
Data Transmission Rates
One of the more important media considerations is the supported data transmission rate or speed. Different media types are rated to certain maximum speeds, but whether or not they are used to this maximum depends on the networking standard being used and the network devices connected to the network.
Transmission rates are normally measured by the number of data bits that can traverse the media in a single second. In the early days of data communications, this measurement was expressed as bits per second (bps), but today's networks are measured in Mbps (megabits per second) and Gbps (gigabits per second).
The different network media vary greatly in the transmission speeds they support. Many of today's application-intensive networks require more than the 10Mbps offered by the older networking standards. In some cases, even 100Mbps, which is found in many modern LANs, is simply not enough to meet current network needs. For this reason, many organizations deploy 1Gbps networks, and some now even go for 10Gbps implementations.


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June 2, 2013
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Stanford women's rowing completed competition at the 2013 NCAA Championships, finishing 10th in the team standings with 82 points.
With all boats competing in Sunday's Petite Finals, the II Eight topped the crew with a second-place finish in its race for an overall eighth-place finish. The I Eight and Four each took fourth in their respective Petite Finals for overall 10th-place finishes.
Ohio State captured the NCAA team title with 126 points, followed by California (124), Princeton (112), USC (110) and Virginia (108) rounding out the top five. The Cardinal's 82 points tied with UCLA, but the Bruins took ninth based on a higher finish in the I Eight class.
"The NCAA field was extremely competitive this year," said Stanford head coach Yasmin Farooq. "That fact was made even more obvious when only two teams in the twenty-two boat field were able to place all three boat classes in the grand finals. That said, the B finals are not where we want to be. It's a learning process for our team right now. All three of our boats improved over the weekend and the experience was invaluable. After they raced the petites I asked each boat to pull up next to the course where they could get a prime view of the grand final as it went by. I sensed a lot of people are eager for the opportunity to reach that level next year.
"I'd like to thank the seniors for their significant contributions to this team over the past four to six years," Farooq continued. "Sarah Bolmer, Claire Grover, Elise Guinee-Cooper, Julianna Kapjian-Pitt and Lindsay Meyer helped this team to numerous Pac-12 and NCAA podium finishes during their careers. Now it's time for the underclassmen to write a new chapter."
The I Eight opened its Petite Final in fourth position, where it would stay for the first half of the race. Despite falling to fifth with 500 meters to go, made a final push to pass Yale into fourth and would come in just 0.247 of a second behind Michigan for third in the race. The Cardinal's final time of 6:30.776 came in just over four seconds behind race winner UCLA (6:26.618).
In the II Eight Petite Final, the Cardinal held third position over the opening 1,500 meters before making its move on the leader, Virginia. A four-boat duel over the final 500 meters resulted in Stanford edging out Washington and Harvard by 0.022 and 0.075 of a second, respectively, for second place but coming in nearly a second and a half behind Virginia (6:32.130). Stanford's final time was 6:33.563.
Stanford's Four opened its race third before falling back into fourth position by the 1,000-meter mark. Despite a tight pack over the third 500, the Cardinal could not improve its position and finished the race fourth in 7:23.404, just under nine seconds back of California's winning time of 7:14.834.
NCAA Championships Final Team Standings
Ohio State 126
California 124
Princeton 112
Virginia 108
Washington 102
Brown 91
Yale 84
Stanford 82
Harvard 79
Michigan 69
Notre Dame 66
Washington State 62
Cornell 50
Wisconsin 44
Oklahoma 35
Boston University 28
Gonzaga 27
Navy 17
Rhode Island 14
Marist 6
Stanford Boat Lineups
I Eight
Cox -Liza Gurtin, Lindsay Meyer, Nancy Miles, Daphne Martschenko, Anna Dawson, Katherine Toothman, Sarah Bolmer, Kristin Wentzel, Christina Bax II Eight
Cox - Naomi Cornman, Amanda Lorei, Simone Jacobs, Claire Grover, Alison Fauci, Meredith Fischer, Filippa Karrfelt, Chierika Ukogu, Julianna Kapjian-Pitt, Four
Cox - Katie Lopez, Caitlin Byrnes Elise Guinee-Cooper, Alix Chrumka, Kay Rusher


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Obama Changes Position in Libya: NATO Will Now Stay Until Qaddafi Is Gone
"So long as Qaddafi is in power, NATO must maintain its operations."
Less than a month ago, President Obama said the parameters of the U.N. resolution in Libya were clear: "protecting innocent civilians within Libya and holding the Qaddafi regime accountable." But the boundaries appeared to have shifted from accountability to ouster. In a joint op-ed written with David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy, Obama said, "So long as Qaddafi is in power, NATO must maintain its operations so that civilians remain protected and the pressure on the regime builds." The strongly worded missive came after tension with Sarkozy, who has encouraged an increasingly aggressive response to the conflict in Libya, and other European leaders over whether the alliance wasn't doing enough to back the rebels. Qaddafi's forces, for example, have been bombing Misrata for weeks. Yesterday, loyalists shelled the city's port, blocking the only exit for residents, killing at least twenty, and stopping a boat chartered by Doctors Without Borders to evacuate the wounded.
The op-ed stresses that there will be no direct military action to remove Qaddafi but makes it sound as though the allies will play a role in defining or enforcing whatever regime replaces him.
Our duty and our mandate under U.N. Security Council Resolution 1973 is to protect civilians, and we are doing that. It is not to remove Qaddafi by force. But it is impossible to imagine a future for Libya with Qaddafi in power. The International Criminal Court is rightly investigating the crimes committed against civilians and the grievous violations of international law. It is unthinkable that someone who has tried to massacre his own people can play a part in their future government.
U.S. officials say they hope that the threat of a lengthy campaign would increase pressure on Qaddafi's inner circle to force him to leave Libya. But Obama's redefined campaign comes without a specific timeline.
U.S., Allies Raise Ante on Ouster of Gadhafi [WSJ]
Libya's Pathway to Peace [NYT]
US, Britain, France vow to push ahead in Libya [AP]
Western leaders insist 'Gaddafi must go' [Al Jazeera English]


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Hearty Three Course Dinner.Home cooked evening meal served at 8pm with unlimited carefully selected red or white wine (6 days), with an additional 4th course of local cheese board with port on your final evening.
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Standard warhead: 3,000 kg (6,600 lb). Maximum range: 12,020 km (7,460 mi). Number Standard Warheads: 1. Warhead yield: 3,300 KT. CEP: 0.44 km (0.27 mi). Boost Propulsion: Storable liquid rocket, N2O4/UDMH. Initial Operational Capability: 1981. Total Number Built: 4.
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GB "Should" win this game given the fact they are at home and are still in playoff contention, However, as much as I hate to say it, I think they drop 4 in a row.
Vikings put up 31 points on this team last time around and AR bailed them out again.
This defense had a chance to step up in back to back home games after AR went down and completely laid, allowing long drives right down there throats, and lost again to the giants. I have seen ZERO improvement in the D backs and safety's, and now they cant stop the run. Even a wounded AP will have a field day against GB, and they will make Ponder look like an all pro. Hate to even think it but, Vikings 27 GB 17


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Hip-hop star Rick Ross and his passenger avoid injury after gunshots caused him to lose control of his vehicle in Florida.
07:13, UK, Tuesday 29 January 2013
Rapper Rick Ross has crashed his Rolls-Royce into a building after hearing shots fired nearby, police say.
Officers in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, said Ross and his companion, fashion designer Shateria L Moragne-el, reported hearing multiple shots fired in their direction at around 5am on Monday.
The founder of the Maybach Music Group then lost control of the silver car and crashed into a block of flats.
Neither Ross nor his female passenger were injured and police said it did not appear that any bullets struck the rapper's luxury car.
Ross, whose real name is William L Roberts, turned 37 on the day of the accident.
He had been out celebrating his birthday at a local restaurant according to the Miami Herald.
The newspaper reported that one of the bullets fired at the car pierced the building's front window.
The shooting suspects fled before police arrived.
Ross has been nominated for a Grammy Award this year for his latest album God Forgives, I Don't.
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Who doesn't love having a little fun at work? It's the little things that get us through the day. A good fart soundboard is always clutch when everyone needs a good laugh. In some offices, though, that would be taking it too far.
And, I'm pretty sure the story we came across in this week's occupational hazard would be taking it too far in any office setting.
Today, we look at the hijinx of a TSA worker:
This note was placed in the bag of Feministe blogger Jill Filipovic, after an adult toy was discovered during the pre-flight safety inspection. Yes, you are correct – it reads "get your freak on girl". Classy.
Naturally, she blogged about it, posting the above photo.It didn't take long for the TSA to find out which agent was responsible, and believe it or not, said agent was fired.
Filipovic, who is also a lawyer, said she hoped the jokester wouldn't be fired. She instead talked about our dwindling privacy. Unfortunately, it didn't save Captain Creepy's job.
Funny or not (we say funny), it's creepy and is absolutely a firable offense. 100% certified occupational hazard.
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Matt Walsh and Matt Besser are the best kind of troublemakers, (they've pranked pretty much everyone, from the Today Show to legit politicos), and in 2008 they had some fun with the SXSW Comedy audience. In the clip below, Walsh's standup set is interrupted by a very helpful, very familiar heckler:
Walsh and Besser are improvisers and standups, and co-founders of the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater (along with Amy Poehler and Ian Roberts); currently, Besser hosts the incredible podcast improv4humans, and Walsh is starring on HBO's Veep. They're also authors of the recently released Upright Citizens Brigade Comedy Improvisation Manual.
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Happy birthday and congrates for new lens Marjorie
Pedar · 2012-01-15: 16:04
I've never done any macro photography but I'm guessing a tripod would be helpful?? Have fun!
DancingDolphin · 2012-01-15: 16:27
Great choice and very nice first test. You will like this lens. Gongrats!
????? · 2012-01-15: 17:58
So you bought yourself a bday gift? how dear of you :)
Happy birthday marjorie, it is midnight here so no hush and bad luck given!
I might think of do some macro mono for a special birthday post to you :)
your birthday is the same day of my aunt's birthday ;))
well HAPPY BIRTHDAY, and I envy your new lens!
hope amazing macros will come yay!
onlyricky · 2012-01-15: 18:28
Well you certainly seem to be making it work. Prime lenses are a whole different kettle of fish, I have been doing some film work lately with an 80 mm prime and it is hard work. Lovely photos, keep it up.
GranAbby · 2012-01-15: 18:40
Your hands were shaking so badly? DTs huh?
It's not good to buy new lenses with a hangover Marjorie...hahahahaha
These are quite terrific, you've got the point of focus spot on in all your close shots here...superb!!
And isn't ice such a great subject for exactly these kinda shots?!!
The quote is great and so true...
Rembrandt (who was a master at portrait drawing) in his later years, was sat in a cafe, one of his regular haunts, when a lady of class and wealth recognised him and asked if he could draw her.
He obliged and made a hurried yet delightful image of her...then charged her a handsome sum for the pleasure.
Indignantly she complained about the price exclaiming that it had only taken him 4 minutes...to which he reputedly replied something along the lines of...
No, my dear, it took me 40 years!
Anyway, I know it's a little early there, but here it's just about time to say...HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
Kisses and hugs from Wales and the UK xx
????? · 2012-01-15: 18:49
Excellent shots Marjorie!
Well first of all, I'm so glad you took the time to tell us that VR = Vibration Reduction. On my camera it is called Shake Reduction and I never use it. I should try it. These are all just AMAZING. Okay seriously, I love them all especially the ones I added to my favorites. Fantastic.
liveandletlive · 2012-01-15: 20:53
You did very well with your new toy Marjorie...can't wait to see more!!! :)
Nukee · 2012-01-15: 20:58
It's always fun to learn something new..........Some great shots here...........
joycephotography · 2012-01-15: 21:03
Wonderfull set!
LisaMarieGeorge · 2012-01-15: 21:51
Today is your birthday? Really???
♫ Happy Birthday M ♫
I'm so happy for you and your new lens...these are wonderful!
Keryl · 2012-01-15: 22:05
Nice lens, glad you got it! In no time you will realize that not being able to zoom is no big deal and this lens (or different lenses) will alter you in good ways.
sooch · 2012-01-15: 22:28
Great set!! Happy birthday and congrats new lens as well.
terryya · 2012-01-16: 00:53
Amazing set!! I love the frost and ice!
mazpics · 2012-01-16: 03:49
super set and happy birthday! :)
bumpusdogs · 2012-01-16: 08:10
This is so much fun!!! What a great birthday gift, Marjorie....you're going to love it!!! ENJOY, ENJOY, ENJOY!!!!!
Happy Birthday :))))
lookagain · 2012-01-16: 08:37
Amazing snow crystals, I especially like #5. Congratulations on your new lens, and birthday!
????? · 2012-01-16: 11:20
Awesome set!
AllieOska · 2012-01-16: 12:33
oh, Have fun with it. Lovely set. :-))
va000119 · 2012-01-16: 13:59
Holy moly! #4 is incredible! I have a small Nikon with limited options, but I love it. I can't wait to see all the amazing photos that you're going to post!! (If you get any better, I won't be able to stand it!)
djnana · 2012-01-16: 17:04
I want one!!! Enjoy! These are nice photos, so I know you will be giving us some great stuff; in fact, you have. I'm going backwards thru your blog :)
lukesmom · 2012-01-17: 21:14
I noticed THE SAME THING when I bought my 24-70mm f.2.8 with no IS. Makes me sad I paid so much for a lens that I'm not 100% happy with.
LeahThomas · 2012-01-17: 22:24
Macro lenses are quite an eye-opener aren't they? Wafer thin DOF and if you so much as twitch the focus goes! I'm sure you'll have a ball once you've made friends with you new lens :-)
girafferacing · 2012-01-22: 12:12


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Dr. Krishan Batra specializes in Psychiatry and Addiction Psychiatry, with offices in Tarpon Springs and Odessa.
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Google Chrome and Firefox users, do you have multitudes of bookmarks folders on your Bookmarks Toolbar? Would you like to make some room for a few more to fit, so you don't have to go to the right edge and scroll so much? Well, I've got a tip for you--try shortening their names.
By either reducing their names down to two or three letters, or doing something really radical by dropping all the vowels in their titles, you can free up some space and display several more folders on the toolbar. For example, on my toolbar I have a folder dedicated to all the shopping sites I like. So instead of naming it "Shopping," or even "Shop," I named it "Shp." My search engine folder I named "Src." My mail folder I simply named "Ml." See how it works?
By shortening the folder names, you can free up some room and maybe not have to head to the right edge so much. Depending on how yor naming scheme works, you might be able to see two, three, or more folders on your toolbar.


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Intro: Are you searching for some easy Valentine crafts for kids? Make these cute stained glass hearts with your kids and soon your home will be filled with lovely V-Day decorations.
Need Other Great Valentines Day Ideas?
- Valentines Day gift idea: Pretty jar of romantic quotes and sayings about love
- Homemade Valentine's cards: Make DIY pop up cards (easy craft for kids)
- Valentine's Day crafts for kids: How to make tissue paper roses (tutorial)
- Homemade Valentine gifts: Make candy roses for chocolate lovers
- Valentine love quotes by Shakespeare for 2014: Poems and quotes for cards
V-Day Decorations or Greeting Card? The Versatile Valentine Art Project
Kids like to make homemade Valentine's gifts, and the beauty of valentine art projects for kids such as this one is that it can be more than one thing.
Make one design and you have a heart-shaped table tent for your dining room table or fireplace mantel. Create another design and you get stunning homemade Valentine cards.
Doing fun art activities with your youngsters is also a way of inviting them into your holiday rituals. They learn through their easy Valentine crafts (or any other craft for that matter), how they fit into your family and that they can contribute to something really lovely. It's a win-win.
How to Make These Cute Valentine Crafts
I've made a list of supplies that you'll need to implement your V-Day craft ideas. If you need extra help, watch the tutorial video at the top of this page.
Supplies for the Easy Valentine Craft for Kids:
- Paper towels
- Wax paper
- Red and pink crayons - lots of them
- An iron
- Scissors
- Heart-shaped cookie cutters
- Pencils
- Red or pink thread
- Construction or greeting card paper
- Tape
Instructions on How to Make the Stained Glass Heart V-Day Decoration:
- Grate the crayons so that you get crayon shavings. You can use a pencil sharpener or a cheese grater. Grate these into a bowl.
- Lay down a thick layer of paper towels -- several towels thick.
- Put down a large sheet of wax paper.
- Sprinkle the shaved crayon onto the waxed paper. Distribute the colors all around. It's the light shining through the finished product that makes the stained glass effect shining through the Valentine heart.
- Place another sheet of waxed paper on top of this and then another layer of paper towels. The paper towels absorb the crayon pigment when it seeps through the wax paper.
- Set your iron on low. Don't use the steam setting.
- Gently run the iron over the paper towel until the crayon wax melts.
- Allow the wax to cool.
- Place heart-shaped Valentine cookie cutters on top of the wax paper and draw the heart shapes with a pencil.
- Cut them out.
- Punch a hole in the top of the heart with a needle and string some thread through it.
- Fold a piece of paper in half and at the fold, cut out a circle. When you open the card, you'll have half the circle on each side of the paper.
- Tape the heart string to the homemade Valentine card.
- To learn how to make the Valentine table tent decoration for your home, watch the video to learn how to construct the tents.
You can find the supplies for this Valentine art project at your local arts and craft store, at big box store or on Amazon.


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FOR a band that emerged out of the remnants of A RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE, FU.BA is having no trouble forming an identity of its own.
The trio will launch a new single DECEASEDDECEIT at the Hunter on Hunter Hotel on Friday night.'
Front man STEVE OWEN (guitar/vocal) said the song was about dealing with the hardships of growing up in a poor socio-economic environment.
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Abilene Christian guard Dante Adams was about to have his shot blocked by Nick Burns in the first half Saturday night when he suddenly threw the ball off the court about eight feet away from the basket.
Incredibly, the ball bounced up and swished.
Thank goodness West Texas A&M's 77-63 win against Lone Star Conference South Division rival ACU wasn't a game of H-O-R-S-E.
ACU certainly was inspired by the overall play of the quick 6-foot-3 senior guard Adams and his 18 points, even leading the Buffs with 11 minutes to play.
Late Saturday
Records: WT is 11-5, 1-0. ACU is 7-8, 0-1.
Impact: Buffs open LSC South play with a victory.
Key Stat: WT's Nick Burns scores 21 points and Clint McFall scores 16.
But those inconsistent Buffs - WT led by 12 points in the first half - found their groove during the final eight minutes and refused to let ACU pull off an upset in front of 2,971 fans in the First United Bank Center.
WT went on a game-deciding 15-1 run during a five minute stretch of the second half, turning a 50-50 tie into a 65-51 lead on a Justin Johnson dunk with just over four minutes to play.
Nine of the 15 points were scored on 3-pointers by junior guard Burns and senior guard Clint McFall as the Buffs found their outside game in the second half, going 7-of-14 from 3-point range after a 2-of-12 effort from the beyond the arc in the first half.
"We are good at being inconsistent," said Burns, who scored a game high 21 points on a 5-of-10 effort from 3-point land. "We start off games great and then turn the ball over. But we were able to get this win. The Lone Star is a lot tougher than I expected."
McFall also played a strong role in the Buffs win, making 4-of-7 3-pointers, dishing out five assists and scoring 16 points.
"We were ready to go and then fell off a little bit and let them back in it," McFall said. "We talked about that at halftime. Going the whole 20 minutes and not taking a possession off. (On that 15-1 run) we were all about the defense getting stops."
Along with contending with Adams' quickness - he added seven steals - the Buffs did not let one of the top scorers in the LSC - Dejan Sencanski - go crazy. Sencanski did score a team-high 19 points, but at halftime he only had six.
"I thought we came out in that second half and played really well, and Dante got his hands on several loose balls and made some nice plays," said ACU coach Jason Copeland, who was missing 6-5 senior starter Cameron Holson because of a death in his family.
"I thought we ran out of gas and had some untimely turnovers. And Nick and Clint hit some big shots. They shoot 16 percent on their threes in the first half and then 50 percent in the second half. That's 15 points and that's the difference."
Burns also led the Buffs in rebounds with six, while senior forward Fabrice Tafo (13 points) and senior point guard Kyle Shields (12) joined Burns and McFall in double figures.
"I don't know if we were inconsistent," said WT coach Rick Cooper. "We were getting good looks and sometimes your shots don't go.
"I do believe defensive stops are going to key a good offensive possession. (During that 15-1 run) we were getting stops. This is just a good win for us."
Oh yeah, and how about Adams' unique basket?
"I haven't ever seen a shot like that," McFall said. "That was crazy. I was thinking about jumping and grabbing it but it was too high.
"I was in his face and then it was like watching ESPN.''
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Arlington Virginia is the home to the Eastern Box Turtle, among other species. Apparently, they do well throughout Virginia, however pesticides do they harm, and they are doomed by people trying to make them pets. You and children may encounter them, but it is imperative to teach children to leave them alone and let them have their space. That will ensure their survival.
In the early spring, I found the Eastern Box Turtle living healthily along the Potomac in different locations. Today, I saw one in Cherry Valley Park.
I always believed that box turtles were vegetarians, but that is not a fact. They are omnivorous and eat "slugs, snails, earthworms, wild strawberries and blackberries, mushrooms, insects (such as grasshoppers and crickets), and carrion (dead animals, such as ducks or frogs)."
The one that I saw today was hanging around a mulberry tree that had dropped a lot of decaying fruit.
Local ponds are hosts to other turtle varieties including snapping turtles and the Eastern Painted turtles.
If you truly want to increase your knowledge about turtles, check out the website hosted by the Virginia Herpetological Society.
Cherry Valley Park
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Arlington, VA 22207


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WEEKEND: Quartet to give dinner concert tonight at Sequim church
Jazzman Craig Buhler and his quartet will perform a concert tonight at Sequim Community Church.
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SEQUIM — The Craig Buhler Quartet plus Seattle pianist Bob Woll are set to offer a dinner concert in the Fellowship Hall at Sequim Community Church, 950 N. Fifth Ave., this evening.
Admission is free to the public, while donations will be accepted for the band. Attendees are encouraged to phone the church at 360-683-4194 to RSVP for the concert and potluck supper to start at 5:30 p.m.
The Craig Buhler Quartet features Buhler on saxophones, clarinet and flute; bassist Ted Enderle; and drummer Tom Svornich alongside Woll on piano.
For more information about this concert, hosted by the church's Keenagers peer-group ministry, visit www.SequimCommunityChurch.org.
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Release Date: 1980-08-22
Genre: Drama, Suspense/Thriller
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 39min
The main character is the manager of a sport club, nicknamed "Teddy Bear" by his friends and acquaintances. One day he is detained at the border just as his sport team is off to a tournament - somebody has torn out a few pages from his passport. It occurs to him that perhaps his ex-wife has done so to get her hands on their joint account in a London bank. Therefore, he has to get to London as soon as possible in order to transfer the money to a different bank. The solution is a movie, made by his friend. The script requires a double role, thus the search for a character is announced. The double has to apply for the passport, and that is solved through a girlfriend who agrees to play dope's new fiancée. At the engagement party he is slipped a drug, and Teddy Bear runs off to the airport with the false passport. On the plane, however, he meets his ex-wife...
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The Florida State USBC Women's Bowling Association will conduct its 2014 state championship tournament in Fort Myers, and prospective entrants should be making plans to complete and submit official entry blanks prior to the upcoming deadlines.
The tournament will open on the weekend of May 3-4, and after taking the May 10-11 weekend off because of Mother's Day, action will continue for four subsequent weekends, until the event comes to its conclusion on Sunday, June 8.
The four-player team competition will be hosted by Bowland Cape Coral Lanes, and the singles and doubles events will be held at Pin Street at Fort Myers.
All tournament entrants must be a current member of a local USBC association and the Florida women's association, or they must have or purchase a current USBC unattached membership card.
Entry fee has been set at $25 per woman per event, plus optional scratch and handicap (100 percent of 220) all-events available at $5 each. In addition, entrants can enter optional scratch competition in team, singles and doubles for an additional $5 per event.
There will be a premium on early submission of entries, because if entry blanks are received by tournament officials prior to Feb. 1, the regular aforementioned fees will be in effect. However, entries received between Feb. 1 and the final deadline of March 1 will require an additional $20 processing fee.
Competition will take place in one division, and squads will begin at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. on each of the tournament dates, with bowlers able to enter either team event or singles-doubles on each of the squads.
Entering averages must have been established in USBC-certified leagues, and entrants shall use their highest average of 21 games or more as of the end of the 2012-13 winter season. If a bowler has no such average, a 2013 summer average may be used, or if a bowler has neither such average, she may enter with an average established as of April 1, 2014.
Complete rules and information are contained on the official tournament entry blanks, available at most Florida bowling centers. As an option, you may view or download an official entry blank by clicking here.
To view a map of the tournament area, as well as a lengthy list of potential hotel accommodation sites, click here.
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