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Published: Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at 3:42 p.m.
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An Edgewater couple are sitting in jail after trying to conceal evidence of a meth lab by throwing it into a canal behind their home, according to investigators.
Kelly Stephen, 50, and James Hughes, 32, were charged with manufacturing meth Tuesday following a tip to Edgewater police from an unidentified male, according to a Volusia County sheriff's charging affidavit.
Stephen told investigators the unidentified male wanted to make meth, but she didn't want him doing that at her home so she drove him to New Smyrna Beach, according to the report. When she returned to her home in the 2100 block of Umbrella Tree Drive, she threw a duffel bag filled with meth lab items into the canal.
Hughes confessed to throwing a one-pot meth lab, contained in a Gatorade bottle, across the water because he "didn't want it to blow up," according to the report.
The couple are being held at the Volusia County Branch Jail with Stephen on $50,000 bail and Hughes on $25,000, according to the report.
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Nothing better than when it warms up enough to pull out the spring sweater. My favorite sweaters for spring are light cotton crew necks with a nice pattern.
Hot weather also brings one of my favorite style moves: going sockless or showing off a bit of ankle. I've got a few pairs of pants that are tailored a bit shorter for the warmer weather so I don't always have to cuff like a flood is coming (although sometimes I still do).
- Just because it's hot doesn't mean you've got to only wear tanks and shorts. Let your smart casual style run free--a light sweater can help.
- Sockless is a win.
- If you're looking for new shades, join the cool kids and go with club masters already.

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Actor Paul Walker, a star of the "Fast and Furious" movie franchise, died Saturday in a car crash, according to his official Facebook page and verified Twitter account.
"It is with a truly heavy heart that we must confirm that Paul Walker passed away today in a tragic car accident while attending a charity event for his organization Reach Out Worldwide," according to a statement posted on his Facebook page.
The website for the charity indicated there was an event in Southern California on Saturday to benefit victims of the recent typhoon in the Philippines.
Along with Vin Diesel, the 40-year-old Walker has been one of the stalwarts of the "Fast and Furious" movie series.
The box-office success of the first film in 2001 fueled sequels. The series' sixth installment came out earlier this year, topping the Memorial Day weekend box office.
A seventh film is scheduled for release in 2014.
On his verified Twitter account, Walker described himself as "outdoorsman, ocean addict, adrenaline junkie ... and I do some acting on the side."
Walker also is the star of "Hours," an independent film scheduled to be released December 13 about a father struggling to keep his newborn infant alive in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.


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Arizona (3-0), Kansas State (0-3)
TUCSON, Ariz. - Sophomore Lindsay Blau and junior Michelle Gough defeated Kansas State's duo of Alena Jecminkova and Anna Pampulova, 8-2, pacing Arizona to an 8-1 victory Sunday at the Robson Tennis Center. Highlighting the singles competition, Blau outlasted the No. 68-ranked player in the country, Alena Jecminkova, 6-2, 7-6(6). Gough picked up her third straight singles victory of the weekend logging a victory against Anna Pampoulova, 7-6, 6-2.
Arizona returns to action next Friday when they host No. 6 UCLA at 1:30 p.m. MST.
Results Singles
1. Sedlmajerova (KSU) def. Khan (UA) 5-7,1-6 2. Blau (UA) def. Jecminkova (KSU) 6-2,7-6(6) 3. Gough (UA) def. Pampoulova (KSU) 7-6,6-2 4. Abel (UA) def. Novotna (KSU) 6-2,6-2 5. Marino (UA) def. Chuda (KSU) 6-3,6-3 6. Buczkowska (UA) def. Jeliasakova (KSU) 6-1,6-0 Doubles 1. Gough/Blau (UA) def. Jecminkova/Pampoulova (KSU) 8-2 2. Khan/Abel (UA) def. Sedlmajerova/Novotna (KSU) 8-4 3. Marino/Buczkowska (UA) def. Chuda/Farmer (KSU) 8-5


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Claire writes: "Hi, I'm planning on going to Paris in January, and I was hoping I could get some advice regarding what would be good, warm and fashionable attire to wear. I was hoping to find good black pants, a pair of dark jeans, and some sweaters/accessories that would travel well. In addition, I'm taking in a show at Moulin Rouge and would like to find an elegant and unique dress to wear. I wear a 6-8 in dress size, and would like to keep the total budget around $300 or so, but with some flexibility. I'm pretty short, so I tend to stay away from leggings and tunics. Thanks for your help! Claire"
Dearest Claire! Carlota here. Sounds like you have a fabulous trip planned. I chose one pair of fabulous black pants for you from Gap; fit is awesome and look great with heels as well as flats. The Gap dark denim jeans are a no-brainer. I also chose 8 sweaters and tops for you to pair with the pants. And as for your Moulin Rouge dress, I chose 3 different style dresses (all of which I love). Hope you like my picks! XOXO
1 - Old Navy Striped Ruffle-Trim Henley $17
2 - Old Navy 3/4 Sleeve Sweater $37
3 - Old Navy Cowl-Neck Pointelle Sweater $30 on sale
4 - Photographic Flash Back Cape $58
5 - Gap 1969 Mid-Weight Flap-Pocket Skinny Boot Jeans $70
6 - Old Navy Metallic Cowl-Neck Sweater $37
7 - Old Navy Open-Front Cardigan $55
8 - Old Navy Satin Tie-Shoulder Tank $30
9 - Old Navy Lace Stripe Chiffon Tank $30
10 - Gap Really Skinny Pants $60
11 - ASOS Corset Dress with Feather Skirt $187 on sale
12 - French Connection Dress with Corset Detail $86 on sale
13 - All Saints Laima Dress $126 on sale
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Carlota here: I'm a true girly-girl. I love strapless dresses, skinny jeans, basic ribbed tanks, lace intimates, patent peep-toes, jeweled sandals, buttery-soft leather satchels, sparkly pendants....you get the point! I also love to save cash when I can, so consider me your personal concierge when you're looking for luxury-for-less. I also have a crazy husband, two little munchkins (Carlo and Milly) and a furry yellow Lab. All of them are sweet and lovable, but they certainly do occupy a good portion of my day. However I do L-O-V-E shopping with a passion and finding amazing deals for myself as well as others.
Thanks for all your great suggestions! I can't wait to hit the mall and internet to pick up some of these. No doubt with your help, I'll fit right in!
Thanks again!
Hi Claire
I used to live in Paris and was there last January. It can be surprisingly cooooold. Bring some warm clothing and waterproof boots for the slush/snow. Hopefully you'll be there for the winter sales...they are amazing! Have fun!
I used to live in Paris. Winter can be surprisingly cooooold. Be sure to bring a good winter jacket and waterproof boots for the slush/snow. grab a beret and you're good to go. Hope you catch the winter sales...they are great. Have fun!
The free walking tour of Paris was absolutely amazing! We had Onno as our guide by privatetoursinistanbul, he was knowledgeable about the history, answered all our questions and had a real passion for his job. We are a couple in our early 20s and this was probably our best day in Paris. We got a great back story on all the monuments and it just made seeing them in depth the next day so much more interesting. Its a free tour, Onno worked very hard and we were very pleased with how great it was. Well worth our time. He even ended it at a great authentic French restaurant, that was a great deal and so tastey. We loved it so much, that we did the Montmartre the next night. We got Onno again! Go at night!! He will show you an amazing view of the Sacre Coeur that tourist never see! So amazing and a nice glass of wine at the end. Onno even made sure everyone knew where they were headed at the end of the night, and gave us great directions to the airport for early flight the next day www.privatetoursinistanbul.com Thank you so much that provide this service to us,made our trip really great.
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Swedish Chef wrote:les taylor wrote:I unfortunately knocked off the shelf a Caol Ila Unpeated 2006 59.8%. I did a proper job and the bottom of the bottle broke and within seconds I lost the whole lot. It's a bottle kill that I will not remember other than with regret.
Caol Ila 12yo. Will, as always, be replaced.
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I have several OneNote notebooks stored on my SkyDrive and love being able to reference my notes from all of my devices.
Recently, the iOS version was updated with new features. When I was trying to add a new note, I accidentally created a new Section. When I tried to delete the Section, the screen refreshed and I picked "Delete" on a section with tons of critical notes. I tried "undo", but it didn't track this change. I checked my SkyDrive recycle bin, but it didn't have this Section (or any OneNote notes). I checked my local SkyDrive cache on my laptop, but it only had an internet shortcut to my OneNote file instead of the notebook, itself.
I'm sick that I lost these notes. I have piles of backup solutions in place, but nothing helps in this case.


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Here we are, only a few days until MMA returns to primetime television on CBS and Fedor makes his debut with Strikeforce! We're also treated to a title fight for the Strikeforce Middleweight Championship, vacated by Cung Le, between Jake Shields and the always colorful Jason "Mayhem" Miller. We also get to see Gegard Mousasi and Fabricio Werdum return to the cage in action against Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou and Antonio "Bigfoot" Silva respectively.
So you know the drill... my predicted winners in GREEN!
Fedor Emelianenko vs. Brett Rogers
Does Rogers have a chance? Yes, just like all 31 of Fedor's previous opponents had a chance, and only one of them came away with a win (by TKO / Cut, hardly a win). You don't pick against a 97% winning percentage, and I'm not picking against Fedor.
Fedor is technically superior everywhere. Even though some say his striking isn't very technical (which it may not be by boxing or muay thai standards), he puts it all together so well that for MMA it is technical when you give consideration to takedown defense and set up. Rogers has power, and in a sport of 4 ounce gloves and multiple ways to finish a fight he certainly has a shot. As Mark DellaGrotte said in Kevin Iole's article on Yahoo! Sports "A perfectly placed punch can knock anyone out. Anyone". The problem is that Rogers has to land a perfect or near perfectly placed punch, which will be tough to do on Fedor given his footwork and agility. Ultimately I think this fight will go to the ground where the experience gap will shine through. Fedor wins by TKO / Referee Stoppage on the ground.
Disclaimer: Now if we're talking about betting the spread with my new shoe money, I'd bet on Rogers. I like the long-shots for the big payout! According to betus.com the current spread is Fedor -550 and Rogers +375! OH and because I AM a girl, I count my chickens before they're hatched/shoes before they're purchased: Here's what I want to get. Aren't they gor(geous)?LOVE!
Jason "Mayhem" Miller vs. Jake Shields (for vacant Strikeforce middleweight title)
Miller is a funny guy, the problem is Shields isn't laughing. Miller has proven that he can go the distance avoiding submissions against some of the best (see Jacare fight in DREAM), but Shields' isn't your typical Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He's all about pressure, passing guard, and making your life miserable if you're under him. The knock on Shields has always been his lack of ability on his feet, but in his fight against Robbie Lawler he showed he's not afraid to be there. Miller could use his reach and striking to avoid the takedown, but he will only be able to keep Shields at bay for so long. Look for Shields to secure the takedown, pass the guard, and finish Miller via submission.
Champ Gegard Mousasi vs. Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou (non-title match)
Mousasi will dominate. Did you see Babalu? Out cold. Mousasi is a stud (at multiple weight classes). Technically sound. I see this one ending by TKO. Look for Mousasi to hurt Sokoudjou on his feet and finish him on the mat.
Antonio Silva vs. Fabricio Werdum
Even though Silva has a chin the size of a Rhode Island, look for Werdum to finish this one on the ground. His Jiu Jitsu is just too good.
So gents, there's no need to leave your girls at home to hit the bar to watch this event on PayPerView. Since it's on CBS, throw a Strikeforce party at your house and get your girl engaged. Show her the shoes above and I promise she'll be hooked. On my site and the sport. Tell her more shoes with next week's predictions for UFC 105.
While Roger's win against Fedor would allow those shoes to come home with me, I also have a bet consisting of bragging rights with Franklin McNeil! If you're not following him on twitter you should be. Did you see who he picked to win this weekend? If not, check out his picks on today's ESPN MMALive!
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|C.J. Buck
2013: Competed at two meets during his freshman season ... Debuted at the Covered Bridge Invitational and clocked a time of 27:25.47 in the 8K to finish 24th overall ... Timed in at 28:49 in the 8K brown race at the Paul Short Run.
Ran in the 1,600-meter, mile, 3,200-meter, and 5,000-meter at Jay M. Robinson High School...Was a 3A Midwest Regional Qualifier in the 3,200-meter run and a 3A Indoor State Qualifier in the same event...In cross country season, he placed fourth at the North Carolina State Championships...Born Nov. 29 to Clifford and Tammy Buck in Lansing, N.Y.,...Plans to major in mathematics and minor in sports studies.
Buck's Prep Personal Bests:
1,600-meter run - 4:35.00
Mile run - 4:38.78
3,200-meter run - 9:44.30
5,000-meter run - 16:00.00
Kraft on Buck:
"What I like about CJ is his toughness. I see him as a hardworking runner that is going to put in the work to take it to the next level. He was a Regional Champion in cross country and placed fourth in the State Meet before injury problems derailed the track season his senior year. I think a good steady buildup will allow him to adjust well to the college distances."


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I need to prove by induction that $Q_n \ge\frac{10}{3}-\frac5{3n}$ for $n\ge2$$$ Q_n = \left(\frac21\right)\cdot\left(\frac54\right)\cdot\left(\frac{10}{9}\right)\cdot\left(\frac{17}{16}\right)\cdot\ldots\cdot\left(\frac{n^2+1}{n^2}\right)=\prod^n_{k=1}\left(\frac{k^2+1}{k^2}\right)$$ I have been trying to come up with a formula for $Q_n$ , I think I need to know that before I can go ahead with the proof right? I did try writing $Q_n$ as: $$Q_n = \left(1+\frac{1}{1^2}\right)\left(1+\frac{1}{2^2}\right)\left(1+\frac{1}{3^2}\right)\ldots\left(1+\frac{1}{n^2}\right)$$But that's not really helping me come up with a formula or the proof. Any help would be great.
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The point of induction is that you don't need to find a nicer formula for $Q_n$. You prove the base case for $n=2$ by plugging it in and verifying it. You then assume it's true for $Q_n$, and then you just need to show that $Q_{n+1}\geq \frac{10}{3}-\frac{5}{3(n+1)}$ follows from $Q_n\geq \frac{10}{3}-\frac{5}{3n}$. It does help to see that $Q_{n+1}=\left(1+\frac{1}{(n+1)^2}\right)Q_n$. Plug in the bound you have for $Q_n$ and then simplify. It amounts to showing that


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Re: The new broken world of 2.6, ALSA, and hotplug.
Scott Robinson <scott <at> tranzoa.com>
* Marco d'Itri translated into ASCII [Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 12:23:10AM +0200][<20040331222310.GA19100 <at> wonderland.linux.it>] > On Mar 31, Scott Robinson <scott <at> tranzoa.com> wrote: > > However, the simple fact that hotplug's enumeration occurs even in single > > user mode is another example of the core issue. When (not if) the PCI > > enumeration breaks a system, a user cannot recover without an separate boot > > system of some sort. > Then it's a kernel bug. The drivers cannot be loaded later because they > will be needed e.g. for configuring the network. > init=/bin/bash is more than enough for recovering, BTW. > A newbie would run with the recovery option as most commonly presented. (single user mode, as is specified in all sorts of docs and GRUB defaults.) That said, if something is screwed so fundamentally, they'd have to get support from someone who knew anyway. > > ===> This part of the packaging will be improved. <=== > And it has, check the package I uploaded today. (And READ THE CHANGELOG.) > Hmm. That was from the README.Debian that I downloaded today. (0.023-2) I guess I'll have to wait until -3 percolates through the system. > > Why not support devfs and traditional style naming simultaneously? > Why not? Read again README.Debian and you will learn how to do it. > I was talking about out of the box. But, someone else already responded why(Continue reading)


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March 7, 2012
Hello Stanford Cardinal Fans!
What a great weekend for Stanford Softball! This past weekend we made the trek to southern California to play in the DeMarini Invitational at Cal State Fullerton. We had a great time bonding, watching movies, and getting some work done on the bus, but not nearly as much fun as playing in the beautiful SoCal weather!
Our team is really coming together and having such a good time. Coming off yet another 5-0 weekend, things are getting very exciting. It couldn't say more about how our team is working together and building off of every game. We couldn't ask for a better way to go into our final home tournament of the season, the Lousiville Slugger Classic, before entering the Pac-12 season.
This weekend will be a great opportunity for the Cardinal to show off the hard work we've been putting in all season in preparation for spring. Not only that, but it's our last chance to get in some games before going into finals week! It will be a busy week, as we will be traveling to Saint Mary's for a mid-week challenge in preparation for our weekend tournament back on campus. I know the team couldn't be more excited to be back up north for some time at home with our amazing fans!
It should be a wonderful weekend and I hope you'll will be able to make it out to cheer us on for a great home tournament on The Farm! Thanks for all the support and, as always, Go Card!
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Since the birth of social media, it now appears that social media affects how success one is with losing weight. According to Social Blog on Jan. 3rd, they explain why social media is such an important aspect of weight loss success.
Let's face it, if you have embarked on a weight loss journey, you will need support at some point. Losing weight is an exhausting and very hard thing to embark on. For most people, it involves completely changing their life. Social media forums or groups can help motivate a person when they feel like giving up. The participants are more likely to be completely honest on line, because they usually do have to worry about meeting or knowing the other member in their real life. Many social media users claim they could not have lost weight without the virtual interaction of the members of the groups or forums.
Twitter provides a simple way to give you support to lose weight: Hash tags. If you want to post a tweet about weight loss, simply post the tweet and use the tag #weightloss. Then, all those searching for weight loss will see your tweet.
Facebook provides a more personal way to lose weight with your virtual friends. You are able to either create a community also called a page. Post about your struggles and encourage the interaction from other members. Other Facebook users can 'like' your page so they see all your post in their newsfeed.
Another way Facebook can be an asset to losing weight is by using Facebook groups. These groups are typically either secret or closed status. You can post about your struggles and victories in a private setting. Private group can be a place that you create lasting friendships.
Track your progress with Intagram
Instagram is a great website that allows you to upload your photos to share to Facebook or Twitter. It can be useful in tracking your weight loss. You can visually see the changes in your body, and share it with either your friends or private groups. It can be a great source of motivation and encouragement to all who see your photos.
Social media is a great place to see what others are saying about a particular product. For example, if you want to try Shakeology shakes, you can go to their company page and see what others are saying after buying the product. It can be such a valuable asset so you can make sure the product will meet your needs. Additionally, you can also look up different diet plans before you buy the book or supplements.
Losing weight is hard, but with support and a good social media outreach, it can be easier. Just knowing someone will always be there for you, any time day or night, to cheer you will often times make someone feel inspired to lose weight.
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How do you get your students to think about their art? Rubrics get confusing and checklists just get checked off. Sure, you can write up questions for every new project or purchase the balls, dice, and cards that never really apply to an art class. Or, you can use an EET!
Originally, an EET, expanded expression tool was designed to help students improve their writing and oral skills. It's a "multi sensory approach to help with expression" according the their website, http://www.expandingexpression.com. The tool consists of seven colored balls on a rope that represent a kind of question, created by Sara Smith, a speech language pathologist and national speaker.
Using the tool in my art classes encourages the students to describe, analyze, interpret and judge their work in easy steps. The colors are green, blue, an eye image, a wooden ball, pink,white and orange. The tool provides a tactile and visual aid for students.
Basically, the GREEN represents "group"- what group does it belong to? My art questions for green are: What kind of art is it? Drawing, painting, printmaking, pottery, sculpture, fine crafts, computer or film? In music, one may ask what instrumental family is a violin?
BLUE is "do"-what does it do? My questions are: What does the art represent? What was the main challenge of your art to demonstrate? The science teacher could ask, what did the chemical make up do when test tube A was mixed with test tube B?
The EYE represents "see or describe"- tell me what your art looks like. Tell me the details, explain as if you are helping a visually impaired person see your artwork. A math teacher might as you to list all the detail you see in the word problem to understand how to solve it.
WOOD asks to "analyze"- How is it made? What media did you create your art? Looking at a carousel horse, a speech teacher might ask one to guess what the horse is made of by using their five senses in a discussion.
PINK "parts" are asking to interpret. What are the parts? What art elements and principles of design did you use and how did you use them in your art? The reading teacher will ask to name and explain the parts of a story.
WHITE-"edit"- would you change anything in your work? If so, what? Would you have used a different media if possible? How could you have demonstrated the objective in a different media? The technology teacher will remind you to proofread the essay that is due Friday and list the errors you found.
ORANGE asks to "evaluate". My question is for the students to rate themselves on how they felt they did based on a scale 1-3, 3 being the best they ever did and explain their rating. The PE teacher will have students rate their last physical benchmark exam.
I first learned about this tool from our school speech teacher who uses it with her students for oral expression. Excited about creating a uniformed set of evaluation or "exit" questions, I combined my describe, analyze, interpret, and evaluation into this layout. One can make it easy or advanced depending on your students' ability.
I use the EET in grades K-6th grade. The lower grades self evaluate themselves by conversation with me and each other in peer evaluations while the older kids answer these questions in written form as part of their final art grade per project. Special education students dictate their answers or we use it for discussion.
Teachers across the nation use EET to help their students write with with more description. How often do you see- my dog lives in a dog house? When it can say- My black lab who is 4 years old lives in a red dog house in the summer, but in the warmer garage in the winter when it's too cold outside. Check out the research links on the website above. Try it with your students and watch the transformation in a little bit of time.
My current school had a school wide introduction to EET and from various comments, EET has been utilized in several of our classrooms in a variety ways.
On Sara Smith's website, trainings are available as well as the kits for purchase. I have a poster in my room of the colors and order to remind the students of their meanings and questions I chose to ask. Any question that fits your curriculum that matches the basic meanings will work. Also, the website lists several testimonials from teachers experiencing success in their classrooms using EET.
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On Sunday, I watched the season premiere of The Walking Dead, and found it strangely alluring. Before I had children, I would have been absolutely terrified of a show like this. I once went to a Halloween event at a local theme park where the fog machines were going full force, and folks dressed up like the undead wandered out of the fog—and that was before you actually walked into the funhouse mazes designed for maximum terror. After only one such maze-o-fun, I retreated to a brightly lit corner of the park where no zombies were allowed to roam, effectively ruining the night for my companions. I didn't care, I was just glad to be out of there. All of my life, I've had an imagination that feeds easily on images from horror movies: after watching The Sixth Sense, any midnight bathroom trips became exercises in anxiety. Heaven forbid a cold breeze should blow through the window while I was up. Having these images come to life at a Halloween Haunt was really beyond the pale.
I'm not sure why it changed. I have an inkling that at least part of it comes from the fact that having children makes you confront your very deepest fears and horrors, and mere Hollywood shenanigans can't even touch the yawning chasm of anxiety that opens in a parent's soul when she holds her baby for the first time.
Whatever it is, I am now able to sit through a full hour of zombies doing their zombie thing without batting an eye. Instead, I'm fascinated by the notion of zombie apocalypse, which is enough of a subgenre to have its very own Wikipedia page (yes, I looked it up, because I'm a really big geek). The idea that the world will end not in fire or flood but in zombification is apparently the subject of many books of the comic form as well as films. Cormac McCarthy's The Road, whose bleakness was translated into a bleak film, is really just a highbrow version of the zombie apocalypse. Sure, people aren't technically undead, but they may as well be, since they're going around cannibalizing their fellow human beings.
While the zombie apocalypse seems new, it actually has a lot in common with the literature of an older era—a much, much older era: that of the Anglo-Saxons. You know, the tribes who settled in England after Rome fell, and then were Christianized, and from whom we received the awesome monster-epic Beowulf. One of the features of Ango-Saxon poetry is what's called the ubi sunt, loosely translated as "where are they now?" Basically, the speaker laments being the last of his tribe, asking where the mead halls, the people, all of the trappings of civilization have all gone. It is the essence of doom. It makes sense that Anglo-Saxons, whose lives were fragile and whose warlike civilizations were transient, should feel this way. There's a recognition in their heroic and noble pagan culture that death ultimately wins, and that those elaborate drinking vessels and shields are only meaningful if human hands can hold and exchange them.
In our own ubi sunt literature, the vestiges of civilization as we know it are all around. In The Road, it's poignant when the main characters find hoards of food that never served the purpose intended by he survivalists who gathered the cans and boxes and stored them in basements. Unlike the Anglo-Saxons, we imagine a landscape not empty, but full of consumerist debris and peopled by people who are no longer human. Our own pagan nightmare, perhaps?


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College Hockey:Elmira Crushes Trinity
Soaring Eagles Advance To Semifinals
ELMIRA, N.Y. — Speed kills. Elmira had it. Trinity suffered.
The Elmira Soaring Eagles, in front of a large home crowd, crushed the Trinity Bantams 5-1 in the NCAA quarterfinals. The win sends Elmira to Lake Placid and their seventh national semifinal appearance.
"A great effort by our guys," Elmira coach Tim Ceglarski said. "I thought the biggest difference was how we moved the puck tonight. You can pass the puck around to a lot of people when you are passing it well. I thought our speed was very good. I thought our puck possession and puck movement was the key to the game."
Elmira used superior speed and size to attack Trinity time and time again, and the Bantams were unable to do anything about it.
"We've seen teams with similar type speed, but when you add some size and their skill to their top unit to that, they're very difficult to contain," Trinity coach David Cataruzolo said. "Although the puck was in our zone quite a bit, we need to protect the middle of our zone a little bit better. They were opportunistic. They played a very solid hockey game from their end out."
Casey Tuttle got the win with 27 saves.
Elmira controlled play early on leading to a dominating first period. The Soaring Eagles' first goal came after an icing call at 5:47. Michael Richard won the faceoff to the left of Trinity's goaltender right back to Karl Linden, who shot it through the crowd and past Wesley Vesprini.
That goal seemed to give Elmira even more energy, as they started to swarm around the Bantams' net, helped by a few power plays. One of those resulted in their second score.
First, Elmira controlled a four-on-four as if it was a power play. When they did get the man-advantage, Trinity stood no chance during the four-on-three with all the open ice. Nic Dumoulin ended up with the puck in the high slot area slightly to the right after it deflected off a few players. Dumoulin was unmarked with nobody in front of him. He settled the puck, wound up as far as he could, and blasted a rocket over the near shoulder of a helpless Vesprini at 11:57.
The final nail in the coffin came before the opening period was even over at 16:02. Rusty Masters at the left faceoff circle scored a weak goal, shooting it through Vesprini's five-hole with nobody in the way to block Vesprini's view.
"I thought our guys really came out to play in the first period," Ceglarski said.
"The first time in a while we came out a little tight," Cataruzolo said. "We gave them some power play opportunities early. Against a team with that kind of skill and poise, especially on defense, you have to keep things pretty close to the vest. To try to climb back for a 3-0 deficit in the first is a challenge against anybody, especially against a team like them."
"They shot through a lot of traffic," Vesprini said. "That made it difficult to see some of the pucks. If I stopped the first puck, who knows, it could have been a different ball game,"
The best chance Trinity had would have tied the game. Adam Houli had the puck at the doorstep unmarked. However, he was unable to control it for a shot, and Tuttle poke checked it away.
Elmira nearly made it 4-0 early in the second when they hit the post at the end of yet another power play.
Afterwards, the penalty situation started to reverse itself, as Trinity got the next two power plays. The Bantams put heavy pressure on Elmira, but Tuttle was equal to the task, preserving the shutout.
Once the teams got back to full strength, Elmira's speed took over once again. Derrick Ryan made it 4-0 on the quintessential score of the game. Entering the zone on a semi-breakaway down the right side, his speed carried him past the lone defender, he cut across the net, and with Vesprini unable to move as quickly, Ryan easily deposited the puck into the net with a soft backhander at 10:36.
"Just off a turnover," Ryan said. "Schrank made a great chip off the boards, and I was able pick it up and carry through with some speed and manage to beat the goalie and had the far side open and tucked it in."
Another power play for Elmira meant another goal at 16:33 to make it 5-0. The Soaring Eagles completely controlled the puck with constant movement as Trinity simply stood around. Finally, McKenna alone in front was fed the puck and easily converted the one-timer.
Trinity broke the shutout when Naoto Hamashima snuck one in that bounced around and squeezed through Tuttle.
"I didn't think whether I should pass or anything," Hamashima said. "I just wanted to do something."
"Defensive breakdown on our part," Tuttle said. "Just came out of the corner, hit off a player's skate, and I kind of felt it go through."
Before that goal, it appeared Trinity had broken the shutout earlier in the period. A Houli backhand sailed over the far shoulder of Tuttle and appeared to sneak underneath the upper corner. However, the goal light never went on, and play continued as the refs never signaled a goal, saying later it did not cross the line.
Linden started and ended the scoring with a power play tally at 16:17. Linden received a pass at the right faceoff circle, patiently waited for the defender to slide down to block the shot and lift it over him. It sailed high over the arm of the goalie and inside the near post.
Elmira went three-for-eight with the man advantage.
"Coach [Dean] Jackson and coach [Greg] Moore run that power play, and I thought they did a fantastic job this week getting back to the basics," Ceglarski said. "Having watched the video tape of Trinity, it looked like they were pretty passive on their penalty kill, and when you have a team that can move the puck pretty well and passive penalty killers, it makes for a lot of movement, and we were able to capitalize on it tonight."
Trinity finishes their season at 16-11-2 after playing four games in seven days.
"I think it's very important to get this point," Cataruzolo said. "You realize as a group you will be able to reflect at some point and realize how hard it is to get to this point. It's been a very special run for us. It's a great experience for our younger guys. I'm very proud of this group."
Elmira (20-3-5) will face a longtime rival, Plattsburgh in the semifinals at Lake Placid next Saturday.
"We're going to savor this one for the next 24 hours," Ceglarski said. "We beat Plattsburgh earlier in the year, but I said since the day we played them and all year long, they are the best team that I've seen this year."
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elene A. Guerber wrote histories for grammar school children in the 19th century. Published in 1896 by the American Book Company, 'Guerber's Historical Readers in the Eclectic Readings Series' were used to introduce children to the histories of the ancient and classical world. Her preface to The Story of the Greeks states her purpose followed in all the subsequent histories:
"This elementary history of Greece is intended for supplementary reading or as a first history text-book for young pupils. It is therefore made up principally of stories about persons; for, while history proper is largely beyond the comprehension of children, they are able at an early age to understand and enjoy anecdotes of people, especially of those in the childhood of civilization. At the same time, these stories will give a clear idea of the most important events that have taken place in the ancient world, and, it is hoped, will arouse a desire to read further. They also aim to enforce the lessons of perseverance, courage, patriotism, and virtue that are taught by the noble lives described."
The engaging narratives that followed are richly detailed accounts of the lives and times of the most important people of the period, arranged chronologically. The people are placed within the context of their times, and their history is presented with interesting background information so that the entire narrative flows as a single, unbroken story. Dates are given in the narrative where they are known; the pronunciation of place and personal names is carefully marked at its first encounter in the text; and illustrations abound. The books includes maps, a comprehensive timeline of all the persons and events encountered in the history, a comprehensive Recommended Reading list of wonderful historical fiction and non-fiction keyed to the chapters; and a complete bibliography and index round out the book.
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Former Gator offensive lineman Max Starks, now playing with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Gator center Maurkice Pouncey, recently drafted by the Steelers in the first round, have invited 14-year-old Edwin to a football camp they are holding at Lake Highland Prep this weekend.
The catch, says Edwin's attorney Natalie Jackson, is that the state attorney has to drop trump-up charges against Edwin . Orange County Sheriff Department detectives arrested him last week for abducting a 3-year-old girl. Unless the charges are dropped, Edwin will remain under home confinement until a court hearing June 24.
Edwin simply was trying to help the girl find her mother, a good deed that unfortunately backfired when he took her outside in pursuit of a woman he thought was her mother.
Deputies were called. They arrested Edwin, dragged him out in front of television cameras, and then charged him with a felony count of false imprisonment. It's about the dumbest thing I've seen cops do in quite some time.
In a column Thursday, I mentioned that Edwin's dream was to play football for Lake Highland Prep. He is 6-feet, 2-inches tall, weighs 300 pounds and wants to be a wide receiver even though I suggested tight end might be more appropriate. Max Starks attended Lake Highland Prep and maintains a strong loyalty to the school. After reading the column, he and Starks reached out to Edwin, said Natalie Jackson.
The state attorney's office has not made a decision about whether it will pursue the charge against Edwin. My guess is that Lawson Lamar has better sense.
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Chocolate chip cookies are a tasty way to get your chocolate fix, and by changing a few ingredients you can have your cookie without the guilt.
Substitute oat flour for regular white flour and your cookie will have a nutty flavor without any added fat. Baked goods made with oat flour can usually be prepared with less fat and still have a satisfying texture.
Using a dark brown sugar, and double the amount of vanilla flavoring, will give the cookies a strong sweet flavor and allow you to cut the amount of sugar in half.
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Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted released the third edition of "Catholics in the Public Square" in September. The booklet provides Catholics with, among other things, a guide to making a well-informed vote. You can read the booklet in its entirety here: www.diocesephoenix.org/catholics-in-the-public-square.php
This question addresses voting specifically:
13) Should Catholics take into account their own faith at the moment of voting?
It only makes sense that if Catholics are supposed to live their faith in all of their daily activities that they should also take their faith into account while voting. As noted in the Second Vatican Council's teaching, "every citizen ought to be mindful of his right and his duty to promote the common good by using his vote." (Gaudium et Spes, 75)
In preparing to vote, Catholics need to understand their faith so that their consciences are properly formed. Subsequent to this formation, it is important to research all of the important issues and candidates that will appear on the ballot. Only after sufficient preparation and prayer, is a Catholic fully ready to discharge his or her responsibilities as a faithful citizen and cast a meaningful vote.
These questions also mention voting:
19) What are the causes that can ban Catholics from Holy Communion?
No one who is conscious of having committed a serious sin should receive Holy Communion. For the Eucharist is the very Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, our most precious gift in the Church. And St. Paul warns us (I Cor 11:27-29): "Whoever eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord unworthily will have to answer for the body and blood of the Lord. A person should examine himself, and so eat the bread and drink the cup. For anyone who eats and drinks without discerning the body, eats and drinks judgment on himself."
All Catholics should examine their consciences, and refrain from receiving Holy Communion if they are not living in a proper state of grace. Should some Catholic politicians who are presently pro-abortion obstinately persist in this contradiction to our faith, this becomes a source of scandal. In these and similar cases, measures beyond those of moral persuasion may need to be taken by those in leadership in the Church. As God tells us in the Book of Leviticus (19:16), "You shall not stand by idly when your neighbor's life is at stake."
If a politician is actively supporting and furthering the culture of death, he is not only causing scandal; he is sinning. Similarly, when a politician performs actions (like voting) that allow for abortions and even promote abortions, or that mandate the distribution of contraceptives by pharmacists and others, that politician is materially cooperating in grave sin. When this occurs, then the politician cannot receive Holy Communion without previously making a good confession. A good confession would require sincere sorrow for such sin and a firm purpose of making amendment. Since the harm done would be public in nature, the amendment should also be public.
27) What means should Catholics employ to manifest their convictions about issues in the public square?
There are various means that Catholics may legitimately employ to manifest their convictions about issues in the public square. Catholic elected officials, for example, are in a privileged position to make known their opposition to public policy issues that are intrinsically evil.
Because of the democracy in which we live, even those who are not in political life have an opportunity and responsibility to express their opinions on various issues and to vote in elections.
Although voting is an important way of expressing convictions about issues, Catholics need not wait for elections to express their views. Letters to the editor, organized public events, and communicating with elected officials are also good examples of expressing views and bringing about change in the public square.
att: "Catholic Bishops and Priests" Thanks for NOTHING! Obama WON. Pax Christi. JO http://www.stjoseph-marysville.org/faqnonnegotiables.html
I agree and Bishop Olmsted is a saint in my eyes. But with less than 30% of Catholics even going to Mass on Sunday and most of them are basically clueless, our dear Bishop's words fall on deaf ears. Our Church needs to mention names in homilies. Senator so-in-so and congressmen la-di-da are anti-Christ! They vote for abortion, gay marriage, and everything that is anathema to Christ's Church. Why is the Catholic Church, the one true faith feel it has to go underground? What are 'we' afraid of? 501c3? Maybe. HHS Mandate? We've lost. What's the plan? I must stop. Another 'Juan Oskar Rant' online. Pax Christi…………………JO


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On February 24, 2011, Google released an algorithmic update called the Panda update. Designed to improve the quality of search engine results pages by filtering out content farms and other low quality content sources, Panda made a major impact on our searching experience. In fact, Google says the change affected 11.8% of its search results in the U.S. That's a huge percentage of sites – and one of the most important updates the search engine has ever made.
As a SEO Manager at Solid Cactus, I often get questions about Google's algorithmic changes and how it deals with the sites it indexes. While there's no clear cut explanation on how the world's most dominant search engine ranks, there are some correlations that we've been able to figure out by testing and pursuing industry best practices. We know that quality content is important. We know that using keywords in content, tags, and titles is important. We also know that link building is key to a site's success both in and out of the engines.
When Panda was released, the SEO team got a lot of questions. What sites were affected? How would the update affect my site? How can I tell if I was affected? From what we observed, the Solid Cactus SEO team was doing everything right and none of our SEO clients experienced major traffic drops. As more information emerged and the SEO industry tried to make sense of the change, the online marketing and retailing industries as a whole got a wakeup call: Google Panda was a game changer.
Before the Panda update, you might have noticed that your search engine results were crowded with how-to or info articles from low quality article directory sites. The content was boring, unoriginal, or terrible in terms of quality, and yet, it ranked well. Sites with good, original, and interesting content were getting buried. Searchers were getting frustrated. Site owners were getting frustrated.
And then, one cold day in February, an update was released, knocking down content farms and article directory sites from the top of the listings. Searchers rejoiced. Most site owners rejoiced. Some site owners, however, saw dives in traffic. In most cases, those site owners were using unsavory SEO practices or strategies targeted by the Panda update. What are those tactics? We'll get to those in a minute.
For an e-commerce store owner, Google Panda should be a key motivator to improve the quality of your site while keeping the user in mind. While search engine presence may get a visitor on the page, quality content gets them to stay.
Now, let's take a look at some of the key factors we know the Google Panda update targeted:
Shallow/Poor-Quality Content: At the heart of the Panda update was content. Copy and paste copy doesn't cut it. Sites that use shallow or uninteresting content (like content farms) were knocked down in the results pages because well, let's face it, who wants to read an unoriginal, poorly written, or uninteresting page of copy? To dive deeper into what qualifies as "shallow content", check out "Fat Pandas and Thin Content" by Dr. Pete on SEOmoz. It's a great analysis of some of the content issues targeted by Panda.
Duplicate Content: eCommerce store owners in particular were affected in this aspect as many stores use the same manufacturer's descriptions for their products. Duplicate content across the web is rampant and Panda sought to deal with some of it. Duplication is one of the biggest threats to a site's search engine performance, so it's important to be sure that you're not creating issues by copying and pasting content, scraping other websites, or creating duplicate pages or URLs.
Too Many Ads: Content isn't just limited to the text you've added on the page. It's also about ads. The Google Panda update also targeted sites that were seen to be too ad-heavy. So, if you're the type of site with huge blocks of AdSense ads, text links or other advertising space, be careful – both users and search engines are seeing this aspect of your page as a negative.
These are some of the major aspects of Google's Panda Update. For a more in-depth analysis of Panda and what it affected, you can check out Danny Sullivan's Farmer Update post or SEOmoz's analysis of the winners and losers.
So what can you do if you were affected by Panda? Here's my take:
• Strengthen Content: According to a 2010 study conducted by Marketing Profs and Junta42, nine out of ten organizations use content to market effectively. That's a huge aspect of your site and one that's worth investing in. Both search engines and users appreciate content that is both interesting and valuable, so give it to them. Utilize resource sections, whitepapers, case studies, blog posts, how-to guides, infographics, or other content to build links and offer value to your visitors. Not only can this boost your link building strategy, but it can also improve your SEO and the user experience.
BONUS TIP: Encourage social sharing and user engagement. Content that is shared, clicked on, and interacted with often performs well in the SERPs.
• Consider Design: As mentioned above, sites that are crowded with ads aren't being seen favorably, so take a closer look at your pages to ensure that they're easy to read and easy to navigate. Keep the ads to a minimum. User experience is a huge part of SEO and one that is forecasted to become more important in the future.
• Eliminate the Duplicates: If you know that there's duplicate content on your site, get rid of it. Use canonical tags or 301-redirects if needed. Cut the link paths to duplicate URLs too. NEVER use scraping tactics.
If you were affected, the best thing for you to do is to take a good look at your site to see if you're providing value to both users and search engines. Consider the design of your site. Is it user-friendly? Easy to read? Look at your content. Could it be seen as shallow? Do you have duplicate content issues? You may even want to consider getting an SEO evaluation from our SEO team if you're unsure of what to look for.
If there's one thing to take away from Google Panda, it's that quality – in design, content, and user experience – matters.


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Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Tall tales and tapestries.
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You look lovely Megan! The dress is gorgeous and the tights really pick out the colours in both the dress and your hair - I'd say go for colours more often: if anyone can pull it off it's you!ReplyDelete
Have a lovely, relaxing weekend!
Sophie x
I adore the dress, the fabric looks nice and cosy too! xxReplyDelete
I love red tights, I wear them a lot! They really suit this dress since they bring out all the little reddish colours in it :)ReplyDelete
This dress is absolutely beautiful! It suits you fantastically :)ReplyDelete
Great dress, you look beautiful! :)ReplyDelete
I think this is one of my favorite outfits of yours yet!! You look absolutely stunning, and the colors are so lovely.ReplyDelete
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Beautiful dress, the tights work really well too :) xReplyDelete
Oh my goodness I love your dress! And how you matched your tights with your hair aahh xoReplyDelete
You look wonderful! And the detailing on your dress is gorgeous! Love it! xxxReplyDelete
Beautiful as always! I love everything about you. Wish I had your style :)xReplyDelete
"Isn't she lovely/Isn't she wonderful" - it may sound so fishy but this lyrics came immediately to my mind when I saw the dress <3 Love at first sign, what more can I say xDReplyDelete
Have a nice day,
this dress is amazing, love it with the maroon tights! xReplyDelete
That necklace is so gorgeous and I love the tights xoReplyDelete
gorgeous outfit! that dress is amazing! There was a gorgeous baroque one like that from topshop but it sold out quickly and when i seen it in last chance to buy in Edinburgh i was pretty skint so couldnt get it :(ReplyDelete
Hayley xx
i love it!! :) you look amazing .. and i still wish i had your hair !! :D they're just perefct :PReplyDelete
Gorgeous outfit! I really like tapestry style pattern, sometime it is a bit granny-chic but it looks lovely with the tights & the bowler!ReplyDelete
Rachelle x
Gorgeous dress!ReplyDelete
Ooh you lucky devil - having a five day weekend : ) That colour combination looks lovely on you xReplyDelete
So lovely! I love how your tights match your hair <3ReplyDelete
SUCH A LOVELY DRESS! Can't get over it. I love the style of it, and I love the material, makes me think of old ladies bags- haha, is that weird?ReplyDelete
You're rocking the hat too, making me want to get mine out! I just ordered a green one too.
that locket is so pretty :D xxReplyDelete
The colours in the dress suit you so well!! Also, the fabric is fabulous!ReplyDelete
so pretty. i like your dress.ReplyDelete
Hi Megan,ReplyDelete
Your colors blend so beautifully in this outfit. I especially love those tights - what a brilliant color!
You're always lovely.
This is one of the best outfit posts I've seen.<3<3<3 I love the dress, the necklace, the tights, it all goes so well together. Your hair is perfect, and the hat. I could die looking at it. Gorgeous.<3ReplyDelete
XOXO, Aspen
Such a great dress. It goes so perfectly with those tights.ReplyDelete
xo, Tori
I absolutely love that dress, it looks wonderful on you! And pairs together with those tights lovely :)ReplyDelete
love the tights with this dress!:)ReplyDelete
xx Kate
The Style Department
This really is stunning, one of my favourite outfits on you. I like it with the tights, they are the perfect twist to it, and not the obvious choice which keeps the outfit very 'you' xxxReplyDelete
Your dress looks beautiful on you, I don't usually shop in River Island but I will definitely have to start doing so!ReplyDelete
That is such a gorgeous dress!ReplyDelete
The last photo is my favourite :)ReplyDelete
Your hat is the cutest! <3
Love your hair color! Stunning collar and lovely dress:D Have a look on our vintage mood xoxoReplyDelete
Sooooo beautiful! <3ReplyDelete
oh, my, this is THE DRESS! I love it, and you did well treating yourself :)ReplyDelete
Absolutely beautiful dress, plus those tights just look PERFECT with that colour way - and of course your hair! Such a gorgeous lady xxxReplyDelete


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One of our favourite destinations in Colombia was the quiet mountain village of Salento in the coffee region. We trekked for hours along muddy paths up steep trails and on our way back were rewarded with an up close look of the giant wax palms in the Valle de Cocora. It was a cloudy, rainy day but somehow that added to the mystery.
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I have GeForce 660 Ti and a 1680x1050 LCD. Unfortunately I am forced to connect the LCD to the graphics card via analog connection (VGA cable + VGA-to-DVI-A adapter), instead of digital.
The resulting image is a bit fuzzy (though sometimes it gets sharper for a second or so).
What is the cause of this? Is there any way to solve it? Perhaps I need a different VGA cable or a VGA-to-DVI-I adapter? Or is it some inherent limitation of my setup?
The monitor is LG L226WTQ-BF; according to its specification it can support its native 1680x1050 resolution on analog connection.


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Pharmacogenomic Information
Drug Therapeutic Area* Biomarker† Referenced
Labeling Sections Eltrombopag Hematology Antithrombin III deficient Warnings and Precautions
* Therapeutic areas do not necessarily reflect the CDER review division.
† Standard nomenclature is used for genes as per the Human Genome Organization symbol, cytogenetic abnormalities as per the International System for Human Cytogenetic Nomenclature, or other conventions.
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Alabama couple uses baby monitor to foil break-in
LOXLEY, Ala. (AP) - Alabama authorities say a burglar appears to have returned to the scene of his latest crimes one too many times after the victims caught him in the act using a hidden baby monitor.
WKRG-TV reports the storage shed where Chad Stapleton of Loxley keeps equipment for his catering business was burglarized three times this month. Fed up, Stapleton and his wife set up a baby monitor inside.
Just before 4 a.m. Friday, the Stapletons heard noise on the monitor and called police. Officers arrived in time to chase a suspect. Stapleton says police found his generator, an ice chest and a portable cooking burner jammed into the suspect's car.
Gene Muggins was arrested on charges related to the burglaries. It was not immediately known if he had an attorney.


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Gaining an understanding of court processes related to the minor children of divorced parents can be like learning a foreign language. To make things more confusing, Florida recently changed its terms relating to custody. The good news is that the underlying laws are essentially the same and are built around what is in the best interests of the child. Knowing what specific factors Florida courts will look at in making decisions about support obligations and what you can do if visitation is denied will help reduce some of the confusion in the process.
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Parental Responsibility
Florida has moved away from the term "custody" with regard to children and has replaced it with "parental responsibility." This responsibility can be ordered solely to one parent or be shared. If it is shared, the term used in Florida is "time-sharing," and the court will issue a time-sharing arrangement. If the plan splits the time equally, it is known as "equal time-sharing." If one parent will be the primary residential parent, the arrangement is known as "majority time-sharing."
By law, the Florida courts are required to make decisions regarding parental responsibilities according to what is in the best interests of the child. Although shared parental responsibility is generally preferred, the court may consider any factors it deems relevant in making a determination that sole parental responsibility is in the child's best interests. These factors can include the ability of each parent to care for the children, where each parent lives, the mental and physical health of the parents, the living environment, and the developmental stages and needs of the child. Convictions involving domestic violence create a presumption that shared parental responsibilities are detrimental to the child.
Child Support Guidelines
It is important to note that even if the court orders equal time-sharing between parents, one party may still be required to pay child support according to Florida's Child Support Guidelines. The court looks at the combined income of the parents and divides the support obligation in direct proportion to each party's individual income and number of children. In situations where one parent has significantly more income, support may be ordered to balance this out and make sure that the child's needs are being met exactly as if the parents were pooling their income together as a family.
A parent may not refuse to honor a time-sharing agreement on the grounds that the other parent has failed to meet his child support obligation. Although the delinquent parent may be found in contempt for failure to pay, the law does not provide for penalties in the form of reduced visitation by the other parent. If that happens, the court can order that excess time be given to the parent to make up for time lost. The court may also order that the offending parent attend parenting classes or perform community service, as well as pay any attorney fees incurred by the parent denied visitation.
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Saturday night Juan Manuel Marquez out boxed Serhiy Fedchenko and took a unanimous decision victory before a hometown crowd of approximately 22,000 fans in Mexico City's new Arena Mexico.
Following the bout, which was a tune-up for a proposed fourth fight with Manny Pacquiao, Marquez expressed his interest in bringing the rematch to Arena Mexico.
"I am hoping promoter Fernando Beltran can bring the fourth fight against Pacquiao to Arena Mexico," said Marquez.
Before Pacquiao and Marquez can return to a ring together, both pugilists have unfinished business in the coming months.
On June 9th Pacquiao will face American Timothy Bradley at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, Nevada, while Marquez has a fight scheduled on July 14th at Cowboys Stadium in Dallas, Texas.
Marquez would like to face a left-handed boxer on July 14th, as preparation for Pacquiao – who is a southpaw.
Mercito Gesta, a young up and coming Filipino, has been suggested as an opponent and would seem to be ready to challenge Marquez after building a 25-0-1 record with 17 knock-outs.
Pacquiao – Marquez has been an entertaining fight series, but for the rivalry can ignite itself again both men has to score victories against young, hungry rivals.