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The Montgomery County (Texas) Police Reporter reported an unusual arrest. A Texas woman and her brother are behind bars for several charges, which include
shoplifting, possession of methamphetamine and incest.
Last Friday, authorities arrested a shoplifter named Charlene Ellet at a Montgomery County Wal-Mart.
Her brother, Cameron Beck, then showed up at the store trying to find his sister. After police had searched their car, they found a substance which tested positive for methamphetamine. Authorities arrested both siblings. After a deputy saw the two kissing between cell bars, he questioned the relationship.
The two confirmed they had the same biological mother, but different fathers. The siblings had corresponded since Ellet's brother left jail in November. They admitted to staying together in a motel and participating in a sexual relationship. Ellet is also the mother of twins, who were placed with a relative. She also admitted to having intercourse with her brother while her twins were in the hotel room.
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DALLAS (SMU) - The SMU men?s tennis team won for the second straight match on Wednesday, defeating UT-Arlington, 5-1, at Haggar Tennis Stadium. Rainy weather moved into the area late in the afternoon and both coaches agreed to only play out the singles matches. The Mavericks then put up a fight, but could not overcome the depth of the Mustangs. SMU?s record stands at 12-9.
Senior Paul McNaughton improved to 7-3 at the No. 1 spot, dispatching of Sandy Farguharson 6-4, 7-5. At No. 3, Federico Murgier had the easiest match of the afternoon winning 6-2, 6-3 and is now 5-1 at that position. Peter Oredsson and Henrick Soderberg both won for the third straight time at Nos. 4 and 5. Oredsson is 22-9 overall and 9-3 at No. 4, while Soderberg improved to 3-0 at No. 5. Freshman David Kuczer continued his steady play at No. 6 with a 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 win over Felipe Acosta to improve to 15-5 on the season.
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ODA: Is the ASR usage included in the H/W pricing or does the customer need to pay for ASR usage?
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Oregon's Occupational Safety and Health Division (Oregon OSHA) announces a series of public forums to seek input on the agency's penalty structure.
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Throws: Right
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Tom Callahan believes he may have stayed at the Home Sweet Home Motel during his first visit to the battlefield as a five-year-old in 1963. The visit, not the motel, spurred his lifelong fascination with the Civil War.
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Calloway, Collin G.
Collin G. Calloway is the John Kimball, Jr. Professor of History and Professor of Native American Studies at Dartmouth College. He received his P.h.D. from the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom, and has written many books on Native American history, including The Indian History of an American Institution: Native Americans and Dartmouth.
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Chapman, Daniel T.
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Cheever, Benjamin
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Chew, Peter
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Chiaventone, Frederick J.
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Pac-10 Media Day - Thur. July 29
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2010 BRUIN SEASON BEGINS SEPT. 4 AT KANSAS STATE -- There are six home games, five against Pac-10 Conference opponents, and six road matchups on the 2010 Bruin schedule. Eight games have been pre-selected for television, including three on ESPN (Stanford, Oregon, Washington). The Texas and Kansas State games will air on ABC. FSN wil broadcast the Houston and Arizona State contests. Prime will televise the Washington State game.
Overall, the record of UCLA's 2010 opponents was 90-64 (.584) in the 2009 season. Eight of the schools (Texas 13-1, Houston 10-4, Oregon 10-3, USC 9-4, Arizona 8-5, Oregon State 8-5, Cal 8-5, Stanford 8-5) won at least eight games. The home opponents for 2010 posted a 44-34 (.564) record in 2009, while the road opponents compiled a 46-30 (.605) mark last season. The first four opponents on the schedule put together a 37-16 (.698) mark last season.
Three teams on the 2010 schedule finished in the final 2010 USA Today Top 25 poll - No. 2 Texas, No. 11 Oregon, No. 20 USC. Eight of the 12 opponents played in bowl games following the 2009 campaign (Arizona in the Holiday Bowl; USC in the Emerald Bowl; Oregon State in the Las Vegas Bowl; Stanford in the Sun Bowl; Oregon in the Rose Bowl, Cal in the Poinsettia Bowl, Houston in Armed Forces Bowl, Texas in the BCS Championship Game). The Bruins will meet five of those bowl teams at home in Pasadena this season.
UCLA opens the season on Sept. 4 against Kansas State. It will mark UCLA's first trip ever to the Wildcat's home in Manhattan, KS. The Bruins play Texas for the first time since a 1998 encounter in Pasadena. UCLA topped the Longhorns 66-3 in their last trip to UT in 1997. That win was the first of a school-record 20-straight victories for UCLA in the 1997 and 1998 seasons.The Bruins meet Houston for the first time since 1998.
WHO's BACK -- UCLA returns:
*7 Offensive Starters (WR Taylor Embree-8, OG Jeff Baca-8, C Kai Maiava-, RG Eddie Williams-6, RT Mike Harris-13, QB Kevin Prince-11, RB Johnathan Franklin-8)
*5 Defensive Starters (FS Rahim Moore-12, LB Akeem Ayers-9, DE Datone Jones-5, CB Sheldon Price-8, SS Tony Dye-8)
*Three of theTop Four Rushers from 2009 (#1 Johnathan Franklin-566 yds.; #2 Derrick Coleman-244; #4 Kevin Prince-179)
*Top Passer (#1 Kevin Prince-2,050 yds. and 8 tds)
*Top Two Receivers (#1 Taylor Embree-45 catches; #2 Nelson Rosario-42)
*Top Two Receiving Yardage Leaders (#1 Nelson Rosario-723 yards; #2 Taylor Embree-608)
*Three of the Top Four Total Offense Leaders (#1 Kevin Prince-2,229 yards; #3 Johnathan Franklin-566; #4 Derrick Coleman-244)
*Three of the Top Four All-Purpose Yards Leaders (#2 Nelson Rosario-723 yards; #3 Johnathan Franklin-623; #4 Taylor Embree-608)
*Two of the Top Four Tacklers (#3 Akeem Ayers-75 tackles; #4 Tony Dye-73)
*Two of the Top FourTackles for Loss Leaders (#2 Akeem Ayers-14.5; #4 Datone Jones-11.0)
*Two of Top Three Scorers(#1 Kai Forbath-108 points;#3 Johnathan Franklin-24)
*Top Field Goal Kicker (Kai Forbath- 28-31 field goals made)
SEASON OPENER -- UCLA opens its 92nd season of football with a Sept. 4 game at Kansas State. Kickoff is set for 2:30 p.m. CT/ 12:30 PT and the game will be televised regionally by ABC. AM 570 (KLAC) and the Bruin ISP Radio Network will radio broadcast the contest. It will be the season-opening contest for each team.
UCLA leads the series with Kansas State by a count of 1-0 after capturing the first meeting, 23-9, last season in the Rose Bowl. The Wildcats finished with a 6-6 record last season and tied for the fourth in the Big12 North with a 4-4 mark. It won five of its six home games a year ago.K-State welcomes back five offensive and seven defensive starters.
The Bruins are 60-26-5 overall in season-opening games. UCLA has begun its last five seasons with a win. It scored a 33-14 victory over San Diego State last season in the Rose Bowl. In 2008, it knocked off Tennessee in overtime, 27-24. (2007, won 45-17 at Stanford; 2006, won 31-10 over Utah in Rose Bowl; 2005, won 44-21 at San Diego State). The last season-opening loss was in 2004 to Oklahoma State (20-31) in a game played in Pasadena.
2009 RECORD -- UCLA wrapped up the 2009 season with a 30-21 win in the EagleBank Bowl to improve its season-ending record to 7-6 after placing eighth in the Pac-10 Conference with a mark of 3-6.
WATCH LIST US -- The following Bruins were on the list of players "To Watch" for the major national post-season awards: junior FS Rahim Moore -- Ronnie Lott Trophy (top defensive player), Bronco Naguski Trophy (best defensive player); senior LB Akeem Ayers--Lott Trophy, Naguski Trophy, Rotary Lombardi; junior C Kai Maiava-Rimington Trophy (best center).
FORBATH ON TARGET-- Redshirt senior kicker Kai Forbath has connected on 37 straight field goal attempts from a distance of 50 yards and in during the past two seasons. After missing a 47-yard attempt in game 6 at Oregon in 2008, Forbath has been a perfect 37-37 on field goal attempts from inside 50 yards. He made his last 12 from that range in 2008 and sent all 25 kicks of the 2009 season (misses from 51, 52 and 51) through the uprights. Overall, he made 41 of his last 44 attempts (a string of 16 straight was snapped on a 52-yard miss at Arizona). He was 28 of 31 this season and No. 1 in the nation with 2.15 field goals per game. He was second with his .903 percentage (23 or more attempts).
MOORE ON INTERCEPTIONS -- Junior free safety Rahim Moore picked off an NCAA-leading 10 passes in 2009 (3 v. SDSU, 2 at Tennessee, 2 at Arizona, 1 vs. Washington, 1 vs. WSU, 1 vs. Temple) in 13 games last season. He was No. 2 on UCLA's single-season list, one shy of the school record of 11 (Carlton Gray, 1991). Moore now has 13 thefts in 25 career games. His 10 interceptions in `09 were the most by a player in the Football Bowl Subdivision since 2003 and he was second (tied) in the country in passes defensed (1.31).
GOOD HANDS TEAM -- Junior wide receiver Nelson Rosario made 30 catches for 526 yards in his last six games of 2009 for an average of 17.5 yards per catch. Junior wide receiver Taylor Embree hauled in 34 balls for 461 yards over the last nine contests of 2009 for an average of 13.6 yards per catch.
PRINCE 300 -- Redshirt sophomore quarterback Kevin Prince threw for at least 300 yards in three games (California, Oregon State, Washington State) in the 2009 season. He is the second freshman in school history to do so (Tommy Maddox did it three times in 1990). Prince's 390 yards total offense versus Washington State ranks No. 9 (tied) on UCLA's single-game list and No. 2 among freshmen, trailing only Maddox's 445 versus USC in 1990.
FRESH FRANKLIN -- Redshirt sophomore running back Johnathan Franklin recorded two 100-yard rushing games in 2009 (Kansas State-119 and Cal-101). Only one player in school history has totaled more than two 100-yard rushing games during his freshman season. Tyler Ebell had six 100-yard rushing games in 2002. Other Bruin freshman backs with two 100-yard games include: DeShaun Foster - 1998, Skip Hicks - 1993, Eric Ball - 1985, Gaston Green - 1984, Kevin Nelson - 1980.
Wide Receiver (22) ------junior Nelson Rosario 2, Junior Taylor Embree 20
F-Back (2) ------ soph. Morrell Presley 1, senior Christian Ramirez 1
Offensive Line (82) ------ junior Kai Maiava 12, senior Eddie Williams 6, junior Jeff Baca 21, junior Mike Harris 18, senior Ryan Taylor 2, senior Micah Kia 15, senior Darius Savage 8
Quarterback (11) ------ soph. Kevin Prince 11
Running Back (10) ------ soph. Johnathan Franklin 8, junior Derrick Coleman 2
Tight End (11) ------ junior Cory Harkey 11
Defensive Line (20) ------ senior Reginald Stokes 5, junior Datone Jones 15
Linebacker (26) ------ junior Steve Sloan 9, junior Akeem Ayers 16, junior Sean Westgate 1
Cornerback (14) ------ junior Courtney Viney 1, soph. Aaron Hester 1, soph. Sheldon Price 11, soph. Andrew Abbott 1
Safety (39) ------ junior Rahim Moore 25, junior Tony Dye 14
2010 FALL PRACTICE SCHEDULE -- Practices will be held on campus at Spaulding Field. The Bruins will practice once daily from August 9-12 as part of the standard NCAA acclimatization process. The first practice in pads will be on Friday, August 13. Two-a-day practices will commence on Saturday, August 14. NCAA rules instituted in 2003 prohibit two practices on back-to-back days. On Saturday, August 21, the Bruins will hold a major scrimmage at Drake Stadium beginning at approximately 5 p.m. with an autograph session to follow. Practices held from August 9 - August 21 will be open to the public (note: schedule is subject to change and times are approximate).
Monday, Aug. 9 - 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 10 - 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Aug. 11 - 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 12 - 10:00 a.m. -1:00 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 13 - 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. (first day in full pads)
Saturday, Aug. 14 - 9:00 a.m. -11 a.m. / 4:00 p.m. -6:00 p.m.
Sunday, Aug. 15 - 3:30 p.m. -5:15 p.m.
Monday, Aug. 16 - 9:00 a.m. -11 a.m. / 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 17 - 3:00 p.m. -5:15 p.m.
Wednesday, Aug. 18 - 9:00 a.m. -11 a.m. / 4:00 p.m. -6:00 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 19 - 3:00 - 5:15 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 20 - 9:00 a.m. -11 a.m. / 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 21 - 5:00 p.m. (scrimmage at Drake Stadium)
UCLA 2010 PRE-SEASON RANKINGS -- Here are the pre-season rankings for UCLA:
UCLA team rankings:
National - Sporting News No. 46; Lindy's FB Preview No. 48; Athlon No. 56
Pac-10 - Sporting News No. 6; Lindy's FB Preview No. 8; Athlon No. 8; Phil Steele No. 8; Yahoo! Sports No. 8; Blue Ribbon No. 8
#25 Senior PK Kai Forbath
All-America 1st Team - Lindy's FB Preview, Sporting News, NationalChamps.net, Phil Steele, Athlon, Playboy, Yahoo! Sports, College Football Insider
All-Pac-10 1st Team - Phil Steele, Athlon, Lindy's FB Preview, Yahoo! Sports, Sporting News, Blue Ribbon
#3 Junior S Rahim Moore
All-America 1st Team - Lindy's FB Preview, Sporting News , Phil Steele, NationalChamps.net, Athlon, Yahoo! Sports, College Football Insider
Lott Trophy Watch List
Nagurski Trophy Watch List
All-Pac-10 1st Team - Phil Steele, Athlon, Lindy's FB Preview, Yahoo! Sports, Sporting News, Blue Ribbon
Pac-10 Defensive Player of the Year - Blue Ribbon
#10 Junior LB Akeem Ayers
All-America 1st team - Phil Steele, College Football Insider
All-America 2nd Team - Sporting News, Athlon
Lott Trophy Watch List
Nagurski Trophy Watch List
Rotary Lombardi Award Watch List
All-Pac-10 1st Team - Phil Steele, Athlon, Lindy's FB Preview, Sporting News, Blue Ribbon
#52 Senior LS Christian Yount
All-American 1st team - Playboy
#82 Junior WR Taylor Embree
All-Pac-10 3rd Team - Phil Steele
#83 Junior WR Nelson Rosario
All-Pac-10 4th Team - Phil Steele
#3 Junior PR Josh Smith
All-Pac-10 3rd Team - Phil Steele, Athlon
#56 Junior DE Datone Jones
All-Pac-10 3rd Team - Athlon All-Pac-10 4th Team - Phil Steele
#60 Junior OG Jeff Baca
All-Pac-10 3rd Team - Athlon
#6 Junior S Tony Dye
All-Pac-10 4th Team - Phil Steele
#51 Junior C Kai Maiava
Rimington Award Watch List
#22 Sophomore CB Sheldon Price
All-Pac-10 2nd Team - Phil Steele
#18 Sophomore P Jeff Locke
All-America Honorable Mention - College Football Insider
All-Pac-10 2nd Team - Athlon, Lindy's FB Preview, Phil Steele


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2 Samuel 7:1-11, 16; Luke 1:46b-55 or Psalm 89:1-4, 19-26; Romans 16:25-27; Luke 1:26-38
When I started the work," writes video artist/photographer Eija-Liisa Ahtila, "the aim was to do a remake of the annunciation paintings with moving images to see what this powerful image in our culture would turn out to be and what it would mean in present-day Western society." The result, The Annunciation, is a three-channel multimedia installation exhibited at the Marian Goodman Gallery in New York. A mixture of stills of familiar paintings of the annunciation and acted scenes—with angels, a patron, donkeys, Mary, cultural Christmas snapshots and layers of angel wings—creates a layered narrative. In the 33-minute installation, Ahtila's work runs through cultural allusions and histories, moving in and through the natural and supernatural.
—Lil Copan
annunciation is analogous in my mind to the story of God's invitation to Abram
to leave Ur and head to Canaan. Both stories have a bare, binary feel to them.
These are hinge moments in the unfolding of God and God's mission with and for
the world. Abram, yes or no? Mary, yes or no?
From the cave of darkness a baby comes to light.In the nick of time, eternity tonight.In a world of error a perfect child is birthed.In the midst of terror, peace arrives on earth.In the chill of winter dawns this blazing son.To a world of sinners comes this sinless one.In a land of chaos speaks this single Wordwhose voice can raise the dead, whose promise can be heard.Even as he cries sleepers stir beneath the sodfor nothing is impossible with God.
Luke 1:26–38; 46b–55
This month millions of families around the world will gather dutifully and joyfully for a traditional ritual meal. Around the edges of some of the more traditional gatherings—the ones where the chief chefs and hosts are grandparents or the age of grandparents—the siblings and cousins of the next-oldest generation will begin to talk together.
Advent with a toddler
I decided our family's
Christmas would be simple and spirit-centered. Green to parenting, I
defined spiritual as anything that allowed me a minute to reflect on what, beyond the laundry, mattered.
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Living in a college town, things tend to surprise me less and less everyday. So when I walked out of my apartment this morning and saw graffiti on the buildings surrounding my building, I hardly seemed to notice.
But a news crew outside my window and a police investigation caught my attention.
Police say the graffiti appeared sometime between 10:45 pm and midnight Tuesday night in the Prosh parking lot just off of Elm Street.
Vulgar language and designs scattered the walls between Key Bank and the laundromat behind the Roxy Theater. In a few spots was the phrase "the Revolution has Begun."
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LOS ANGELES - The No. 8-ranked UCLA women's tennis team held on to defeat No. 21 Fresno State 4-3 Friday in a non-conference showdown at the Los Angeles Tennis Center. The Bruins improve to 4-3 on the season with the victory, while Fresno State drops to 1-1.
UCLA dominated doubles play, taking victories on all three courts. After an 8-5 Bruin win at the No. 1 position, UCLA clinched the doubles point at the No. 3 spot, where Laura Gordon and Alex McGoodwin defeated Fresno State's Courtney Jantz/Lucia Sainz by the same score. With doubles already decided, the Bruins capped off play with an 8-6 victory at the No. 2 spot.
Fresno State quickly came out and tied the match at one apiece when Katharina Winterhalter defeated Bruin sophomore Feriel Esseghir at the No. 3 position. Esseghir had lost the first set 6-1 and was up 1-0 in the second when she was forced to retire due to injury.
UCLA then went ahead 3-1 following a pair of straight-set victories. Gordon was first to finish, defeating Jantz, 6-1, 6-2 at the No. 6 spot. Gordon was a last minute substitution in place of Bruin junior Lauren Fisher, who played doubles but was not able to go in singles. Next off was Bruin freshman Daniela Bercek, who dispatched of Lucia Tallo, 6-2, 6-2 in the No. 2 position.
Sarah Gregg ended up clinching the match for UCLA at the No. 5 spot, as she battled back from a set down to defeat Sainz, 1-6, 6-3, 6-2.
With the dual match already clinched in favor of UCLA, Fresno State won both remaining matches still on court. At the No. 1 position, Jelena Pandzic lost the first set 6-1 to Bruin sophomore Jackie Carleton, but ended up coming back to take the next two sets 6-1, 6-2. Fresno State's Vlatka Jovanovic followed suit, battling back for a 1-6, 6-2, 7-5 decision over McGoodwin.
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Sony Ericsson reports €73 million loss for 2008, re-confirms its Android handset
Sony Ericsson's financial results for 2008 are now out and, as expected, they're far from being satisfactory.
For the fourth quarter of 2008, the Swedish-Japanese joint venture posted a net loss of €187 million (somewhere around $247). Added to the results from the other three quarters, this means that, during the whole year, SE lost €73 million.
The number of Sony Ericsson handsets shipped in Q4 2008 is of 24.2 million, while the total number of handsets shipped during 2008 is of 96.6 million – a 6.57% decrease when compared to the 103.4 million units sold in 2007.
Talking about the 2008 results, as well as about what 2009 will bring, Dick Komiyama, Sony Ericsson's President, declared:
In economic terms, 2008 has been a tumultuous year with world markets experiencing a serious downturn. The mobile phone market has been greatly affected by this and as expected, the fourth quarter continued to be very challenging for Sony Ericsson. Our business alignment is progressing as planned, with the full effect of annual savings of around Euro 300 million expected by the second half of 2009. We foresee a continued deterioration in the market place in 2009, particularly in the first half.
And now the good news: Sony Ericsson re-confirmed the fact that an Android handset is under development, although it gave no other details about this. Well, the world is waiting.
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Thick nasal discharge is one of the signs of strangle feel around his neck and jaw area if there is any lumps call the vet imdediatly and make the yard owners aware if this is the case.
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Thanx very much for everyone's help. Feeding him garlic has improved the situation alot!!
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My horse has a thick nasal discharge aswell. Hes not stabled at all at the minute because hes got COPD. Any help would be great.
28 September 2008 18:44
my horse has had thick white nasal discharge and it turned out to be a infected absyce in his nasal cavity also it might be an infected tooth though both suggestion are usally found in only one nostril hope this helps xo
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feed wet hay off the floor all feeds and water have on the floor so it can run out of him and feel garlic and clean the discharge away. if its not improved in a week call your vet out.
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Triple H, alongside Florida Governor Rick Scott and Orange County Mayor Teresa Jacobs announced WWE's new "Performance Center" at a news conference Thursday morning. It was announced the new facility, located in Orlando, will replace the company's current developmental facility in Tampa.
Hunter confirmed previous WNW Premium reports that the 26,000-square-foot facility would feature seven wrestling rings and its own strength-and-conditioning and physical-therapy areas.
The facility will also strengthen WWE's relationship with Full Sail University as Full Sail students will learn about TV production from the facility's sound stage. The school's president, Gary Jones, was on hand for the announcement.
The WWE Performance Center is expected to have an economic impact as well as it's expected to employ about 100 people, creating 16 new full-time jobs. WWE is not receiving incentive funding from the state. The open is expected for some time this summer.
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Today @tripleh and @flgovscott gave media a tour of the new @wwe performance center in Orlando, FL. twitter.com/WWEPR/status/3…
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Looking Ahead...
The Knecht Cup is scheduled for April 12 & 13, followed by a trip to Tulsa for a battle with the Golden Hurricane for the Lawless Cup on April 19, and the regular season closes out at home when the Ponies host Central Oklahoma on April 26. The American Championship is slated for May 18 in Princeton, N.J.
American Challenge...
This weekend's regatta will feature four teams from the American Athletic Conference. The Mustangs will get a sneak peek at conference foes UCF, UConn, and Temple before their eventual meeting at the inaugural championship on May 18. In other events this week, No. 19 Louisville competes in the Big Ten Challenge in Iowa City and Rutgers faces the University of Rhode Islands in New Brunswick, N.J.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (American/SMU) - The SMU rowing team picked up its first American Athletic Conference weekly honor of the season as the crew in the Novice 8+ race was named Boat of the Week for its performance on Saturday against Alabama and Eastern Michigan.
"I'm really proud of them and the way they take pride in the program," Head Coach Doug Wright said. "They've been really instrumental in establishing a culture for our program from the day they stepped foot on campus."
The crew of Molly O'Connell, Savannah Moody, Lindsay Heyman, Sydney Severson, Mackenzie Daly, Dominique Earland, Amanda Esposito, Brittany Courteau and Meghan Klein finished its race in a time of 7:47.0 for the victory. Alabama, who was second in the event, clocked in over 11 seconds behind the Ponies at 7:58.5, and Eastern Michigan finished in third at 9:00.8.
"This group is here to help solidify the mindset that we're contenders and competitors," Wright added. "They're here to take us to the next level and they're really living out the values we try to inspire."
Last Time Out...
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (SMU) - The SMU rowing Novice 8 squad took home first-place honors for the Mustangs against Alabama and Eastern Michigan on Saturday.
The crew posted a time of 7:47 to top Alabama and Eastern Michigan crews that finished in 7:58.5 and 9:00.8, respectively.
In Varsity 8 action, the Ponies' first crew finished in a time of 7:45.9. The Crimson Tide finished first, clocking in at 7:36.3, and the Eagles trailed at 8:03.3. SMU posted a 7:47.4 in the Second Varsity 8 race falling to Alabama (7:38) and defeating Eastern Michigan (8:47.7).
The Varsity 4 Mustangs finished third in their race with a time of 9:07. Alabama took the top two spots as its 2V crew finished on top at 8:46.7, and its 1V crew followed at 8:53.0. The third crew from Alabama placed fourth (9:19) and EMU rounded out the field (9:48.9).
The White Rock Advantage...
The Mustangs swept Creighton and Canisius at the SMU Invite held at White Rock Lake March 14 and 15.
The Ponies kicked off the invite sweeping Varsity 8, Varsity 4 and Novice 8 events against Creighton.
The first Varsity 8 crew of Savannah Moody, Lindsay Heyman, Allison Buchanan, Mackenzie Daly, Loni Albrecht, Chantelle Conley, Sydney Severson, Lauren Moore and Molly O'Connell clocked in at 7:02.40 to edge out CU at 7:07.
The second Varsity 8 crew finished in a time of 7:10.38, while the Novice 8 crew finished in 7:42.65.
SMU's Varsity 4 crew of Nikole Metz, Hanna Axene, Meghan Klein, Brittany Courteau and Amanda Esposito earned the victory in 8:03.37.
SMU completed the sweep with three victories over Canisius. The first Varsity 8 group from Creighton returned with a 7:02.12 finish, and the second Varsity 8 crew clocked in at 7:10.73. In the final event of the weekend, both the Mustangs' Varsity 4 crew and Novice 4 crew crossed ahead of CC with times of 7:51.35 and 8:18.10, respectively.


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The Solon Comets had a season last year that many teams would envy. They made the state playoffs, and had a winning record, finishing a year at 6-5. While that may be acceptable for some teams, the tradition that Solon has demands better.
As the Comets open the 2014 football season, hopes are high again, as the Comets return eight defensive starters, including All-Ohio candidate John Sensibaugh at linebacker. If things come together offensively, Solon could be right back where they belong as one of the premier teams in the Cleveland area. Although MOST people agree that Solon may be a year away from being REALLY good, but this year's team is one that shouldn't be taken lightly.
Team Strengths
Linebacker.... It's the one position where Solon really has some depth, as it may be a unit that is among the best in the area. Sensibaugh leads the group, but senior Alex Brown is almost as good. Juniors Zack Lesko and Tim Harmody will alternate at the other linebacker spot, while sophomore Jake McCurry saw some time there last season as a freshman. Another sophomore, Melvin Jackson, will also alternate in, along with splitting time at running back. This group will remind Solon fans of the great linebacker units of the past, as they are big, and can really run.
Quarterback.... The Comets return two seniors quarterbacks that both saw varsity action the last two years. Senior Ryan Gallagher should open as the starter, but senior Matt Laubscher will also see time. They both provide valuable experience in leading the Solon offense. They will be pushed by junior Johnny Mooney, and sophomore Joe Bubonics. Since Solon is trying to replace four seniors along the offensive line, the experience that Gallagher and Laubscher bring will be invaluable.
Team Weakness
Offensive Line.... Solon loses four seniors from last year's team, and depth will be an issue this season. If they can stay healthy, it should be a good group. Senior Joe Rinicella, who missed last season due to injury, leads the group. Senior Brandon Haughton will also be one of the starters on the O-Line. Juniors Ben Peterson, Andy Piks, and sophomore Nate Westrich will be counted on to play heavy minutes. If the Comets suffer injuries, it could be a patchwork type unit. Many people may say that Solon will go as far as the offensive line takes them.
Other positions
Scouting the other positions on the field, Solon looks solid at running back with junior Gil Barksdale, and sophomore Melvin Jackson. Both saw varsity action last season. In the secondary, it may be somewhat thin, but they will be athletic with senior Drew Fox leading the group. Barksdale and McCurry should see plenty of time at the safety position, with junior Kelan Eichelberger getting some time in the back end also. The main weapon in the receiving core could be two way player Tyree Seals. Seals will also double as one of the defensive ends. McCurry, Eichelberger and Fox will also see plenty of time, with a plethora of underclassmen fighting for playing time, including junior Kristian Kontul. The defensive line could be another strength for the Comets. Solon plays a 4-3 defense, where traditionally one defensive tackle is undersized and quick, while the other is the ultimate run stuffer. They have that in juniors James Miller and Ben Peterson. Peterson, a starter since his freshman year, will take on extra blockers with his 6'2" 270 pound frame, allowing the excellent linebackers to remain unblocked. Seals will be one of the defensive ends, and is ultra-athletic.
Solon will play in the always tough Northeast Ohio Conference. They, along with other teams in the conference, will be moving to the new Greater Cleveland Conference next season. With the NOC, the schedule will be brutal. Games against Hudson, Mentor and Brunswick, all state playoff qualifiers from last season await. An improved Strongsville team also makes an appearance on the schedule.
How good will Solon be?
If healthy, Solon will be solid, and will get better as the year goes along. If the injury bug hits, it's a crapshoot. The concern is depth, and finding playmakers on offense. If they can do that, along with the good defensive play they expect, Solon could be a sleeper in the NOC. Solon's vaunted freshman class of two years ago are now juniors, so now is the time to live up to the hype.
Season prediction
Again, if they stay injury free, they will be a tough out for anyone. Mentor and Hudson are the class of the NOC, and Brunswick returns all kind of firepower on offense. The Comets have the ability to go 7-3, which should assure them of yet another playoff appearance. Solon will be young, but with the amount of talent in the junior and sophomore classes, many Solon fans will be licking their chops for NEXT season.


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I travel all over the world and have eaten in many, many styles of restaurants. It's getting to be like "Name That Tune," in that I can spot in seconds -- within a couple moves of the front of house staff -- whether the chef really cares about the experience of the diners and how his creations will be received. I can tell you that at La Broche in Dinant, Belgium, Chef Eric Fieuw really, really cares. I was happy to be hosted to experience his art!
It's not a fancy set up inside; dressy casual seems to rule the day. Warm bouche' breads made with local cheese were proudly set out by the server, who also presented a choice of rich butter and spicy/grassy olive oil served in a cute perfume atomizer!
A gorgeous trio of amuse bouches were served: egg with truffle and chive, rich with a nice hit of salt; creme brulee' with liver pate' that was a creamy, decadent brulee'; salmon with cheese, zucchini, spices, vinaigrette and parsley.
In Europe, they go ga-ga over the Spring appearance of white asparagus the way we go crazy about shad roe or ramps or fiddlehead ferns. They're considered quite the luxury and you're supposed to order them at every opportunity while you can! So, I did. Duo of asparagus was presented in a bowl and in a martini glass. One side was mousseline of white asparagus a la reglisse with hot foam of cream and Thai basil. So delicate, so sophisticated and well-conceived! The dish highlighted green asparagus in Hollandaise sauce.
For a main dish, I had a grilled half baby lobster with crustacean butter and sweet spices. Excellent and fun to eat! Sure, I took them up on their offer to wear a lobster bib. It was accompanied by lentils.
Dessert was a proper European arrangement of cheeses.
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Community Health Centers of the Central Coast, Inc. (CHC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit network of community health centers serving the residents of California's Central Coast. Conveniently located throughout San Luis Obispo and northern Santa Barbara counties, our committed team of healthcare professionals are dedicated to maintaining your health and well being. We offer fully accredited Medical, Dental and Chiropractic care as well as Health Education and Specialty Care.
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To enhance the health status of all people in the Central Coast of California, with special emphasis on the medically underserved, by providing accessible, affordable, comprehensive & quality healthcare services, through well trained professional staff, in strategically located health centers.
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Our clinics are located in San Luis Obispo County and Northern Santa Barbara County on the Central Coast of California. The target population includes low income, uninsured community members with special emphasis on homeless people, migrant and seasonal farm workers and public housing residents.
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Let's talk about the real obstacle to fighting climate change in America: ALEC. Today, ALEC—the American Legislative Exchange Council—kicks off its annual meeting in Dallas, TX. The group, which has already brought America such favorites as stand-your-ground-shoot-first laws and voter suppression ID laws, now has its sights set on preventing clean energy policies from spreading across the U.S.
ALEC gets a lot of its funding from Big Oil and utility corporations, so it's only natural that it would be working feverishly to craft "model legislation" that continues America's toxic—and deadly—addiction to fossil fuels. Over the past decade alone, ALEC has received more than $500,000 from Big Oil-friendly Koch Brothers-backed foundations, and millions more from Big Oil giants like ExxonMobil.
Chris Taylor, a Democratic lawmaker from Wisconsin who snuck into ALEC's annual meeting in Chicago last year, said, "A part of ALEC's battle is to preserve an old economy, where coal, oil and gas remain supreme. Their defense of these industries represents the will of corporate members."
And Nick Surgey, research director for the Center for Media and Democracy's PR Watch, told Think Progress that, "According to the meeting agenda, legislators will be schooled on how industry wants them to talk about climate change." He went on to say that there will be a heavy focus on the Environmental Protection Agency's new regulations, and that corporate lobbyists from ExxonMobil, BP and Koch Industries will be crafting model legislation that opposes limiting carbon emissions from coal plants.
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Best 5 Teahouses: While Jacqueline's in Freeport and MacNab's in Boothbay get more attention, this new Maine arrival deserves mention. In a 180-year-old, impeccably decorated Carpenter Gothic home, this cozy setting (open April through mid-December) offers an impressive tea list and homemade food. Reservations recommended.
– Yankee Magazine, March/April 2010
Settle into a table in one of four antiques-rich rooms in this restored Carpenter Gothic house–then order a pot of tea and the Tower of London, a three-tiered tray heavy with tea sandwiches, warm scones, and little sweets ($28.95 for two). Don't miss the lemon curd.
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Uh oh, the robot takeover of humanity is on its way. In the future, even art will be created by robots. Who needs creativity when a vibrating machine gripping pens can make a picture worthy of hanging on the refrigerator? Might as well give in to our impending overlords now by purchasing this Doodling Robot ($20). Perhaps befriending a robot now will earn you a more favorable position when the robots are in charge.
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Sacred Heart Eliminates Cornell, 3-1, Advances To Face UMass
May 16, 2009
AMHERST, Mass. - Sacred Heart's Taylor Froelich set the tone with a leadoff home run to straightaway center field and the Pioneers would not look back as the NEC Champions eliminated Cornell with a 3-1 win on Saturday in the NCAA Amherst Regional at the UMass Softball Complex. Jen Russell impressed with a strong seven inning performance as Sacred Heart now looks ahead to a showdown with the UMass Minutewomen at 7:40 p.m. with the winner advancing to Championship Sunday.
Russel's final line stood at seven innings allowing five hits and one earned run with six strikeouts. Shannon McCoy was 2-for-3, including a two run single in the third to extend Sacred Heart's lead. Jasmin Vincente also hit 2-for-3.
Cornell pitcher Elizabeth Dalrymple pitched six inning s allowing three runs (all earned) with seven hits and three strikeouts. Five different Big Red had hits, led by Jessy Berkey's solo home run to account for the team's only run.
Sacred Heart's lead extended to 3-0 in the third inning when McCoy's single to left-center field drove in Courtney Lee and pinch runner Sarah Stack. Lee and Amanda Bradley opened the inning with singles, but Dalrymple retired Betsy Harvey and Adrian Fitzsimon to set the stage for McCoy's two-out heroics.
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September 30, 1993
Library of Congress Publishes Donated Book Programs Handbook
With sponsorship by its Center for the Book, the Library of Congress has just published Donated Book Programs: A Dialogue of Partners Handbook, based on the proceedings of the Dialogue of Partners International Workshop on Donated Books held in Baltimore, Maryland, on September 14-16, 1992.
Organized by United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), the Canadian Organization for Development through Education (CODE), and the International Book Bank (IBB), the workshop was convened to encourage greater effectiveness in donated book programs by bringing together representatives of the various participants--program administrators, funders, book donors, distributors, and recipients. Ninety-five delegates from 44 countries attended the meeting. The Center for the Book was one of the workshop's 18 organizational sponsors.
In his preface, Center for the Book director John Y. Cole describes donated book programs as "an important way of sharing books between countries and peoples." The illustrated, 104-page handbook contains many useful ideas, recommendations, and guidelines that can be shared with a wide audience.
Donated Book Programs is divided into three parts. Part I summarizes the proceedings of the workshop and Part II is a practical guide for implementing a donated book program. Part III is a directory listing the workshop participants along with their address, telephone number, and a brief description of their organization.
Donated Book Programs: A Dialogue of Partners Handbook is available from the Library of Congress Sales Shop and by mail from the Library of Congress, Box J, Washington, D.C. 20540. The price is $6.95. Please add $3.50 per order (1 to 4 copies) if ordering by mail. Credit card orders may be placed by phone. Call (202) 707-6095 to place orders or for more information.
The Center for the Book in the Library of Congress was established in 1977 to stimulate public awareness and appreciation of books, reading, and libraries, and to encourage the study of the role of books in society. Its projects and those of its affiliated state centers are supported by private contributions from individuals, corporations, and foundations.
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Hello experts,
I'm trying to open a colleague's calendar and when I search the employee name, I get the following error:
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Could you please help?
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Is there any enhacement in BP_EMPL_SEARCH/SearchHelpResult? If yes, try to deactive the same and run the application again.
This error is a generic error and is very difficult to undestand what is going on only with this information.
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Things To Do In The Yarra Valley – Wine Tours and More...
Yarra Valley activities for everyone to enjoy:
Regarded as one of Australia's most beautiful wine regions, there are plenty of things to see and do in Victoria's Yarra Valley. From tours of the many wineries to a romantic hot air balloon ride at the break of dawn, the Yarra Valley is home to a multitude of activities that will excite and entertain people of all ages.
Explore the Yarra Valley from the skies with an early morning hot air ballooning tour. Grab a bottle of the region's finest wine, take some fresh fruits and breakfast and enjoy the gorgeous view from 10000 feet in the air. A hot air balloon ride across the valley is truly an experience like no other.
A trip to Victoria's Yarra Valley is not complete without an organised tour of its famous wineries. Yarra Valley wines are among the best in Australia, so make a day of it and enjoy a tour of this famous wine region.
Plenty of things to see and do in the Yarra Valley Victoria:
If you're on holiday with the whole family, you should absolutely get to the Healesville Sanctuary where you can enjoy up close access to koalas, kangaroos, emus and even dingoes. Located on Badger Creek Road in Healesville, the Sanctuary is one of the most popular things to do in the Yarra Valley.
For those who like to just relax and unwind, there are a number of luxurious day spas in the region that give you the opportunity to be pampered, rejuvenate and rebalance. You'll come away feeling refreshed and carefree.
The Yarra Valley is also home to a number of festivals, picnics and events that showcase the vast range of delicious Victorian produce and wines that come from the area. Information about the exciting festivals and other monthly events across the Yarra Valley can be found online and from the Yarra Valley's leading accommodation spot, the 3 Kings Bed and Breakfast.


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You don't want the same old wedding cake topper that everyone else has do you? Come on, how many times are we going to see that bride dragging the groom "gag" topper? Ugh! No, you and your husband-to-be are unique. You want something that will show the world that you're fun and artsy and you don't want a damn bird made out of sugar on your cake! Right, we hear ya sister and that's why we found this adorable Custom Made Cake Topper ($150) from The Small Object. These toppers, handcrafted to your specifications, measure about 7.5" tall, including the ribbon wrapped base. Using your wedding colors, you can pick your hair color, clothing color, and your flowers. Each topper features a bride & groom (or bride & bride/ groom & groom), underneath a bell-accented arch. This is one of those keepsake items that you'll cherish forever and pass on to generations to come. Just be sure to come up with a good excuse for why Grandma was wearing a hot pink mini at her wedding.
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The Columbus Crew scored late in both halves on Saturday night to secure a 2-1 victory on the road to the New England Revolution. Federico Higuain struck with a free kick in the 43rd minute, while Ethan Finlay provided a late winner. The goals, and some stout defending by goalkeeper Steve Clark, propelled the team to a second consecutive victory - and into a playoff position in the Eastern Conference.
While the Revolution entered the game with a seven-match losing streak, it was the home team who piled on pressure in the game's opening moments. New England took nine corner kicks in the first half hour, and finished the game with a franchise-high 15. Columbus was lucky not to concede through this stretch, relying on a reaction save by Steve Clark in the 11th minute to deny Teal Bunbury and some smart positioning by Giancarlo Gonzalez on the half hour to repel Diego Fagundez.
Higuain opened the scoring, his first goal since May, on a perfectly-taken free kick in the 43rd minute. Crew coach Gregg Berhalter was full of praise for his creative midfielder after the game.
"He needed that goal," said Berhalter in his post-game comments. " It was a fantastic free kick, on turf. To hit a ball like that is pretty special. He had a tough week last week with three games, and he played all the minutes in those games. It wasn't easy for him, and this was a great response."
As hard as the Crew worked to build a halftime lead, they saw it all undone minutes into the second half. The Revolution finally found the back of the net five minutes after halftime. A.J. Soares rose highest on the team's tenth corner kick, heading home at the near post to give the home team a foothold in the game.
Where the first half at times was a lopsided affair, however, the second provided more end-to-end action. Ethan Finlay struck the woodwork with a blast in the 56th minute that would have quickly restored the Columbus advantage, at the other end Steve Clark produced some highlight-reel saves on Lee Nguyen just after the hour mark.
As the game wound down, it was Columbus doing more of the attacking. Diego Fagundez made goal line stops on two consecutive corner kicks with fifteen minutes to play, but the Revs could not stop the inevitable. Moments after inserting Justin Meram and Eric Gehrig for the game's closing minutes, Meram threaded a pass for Ethan Finlay. Finlay pounced on a misstep from Darrius Barnes, and found himself alone facing Bobby Shuttleworth - a chance he duly dispatched, securing maximum points for the visitors.
That clinching goal was, unsurprisingly, singled out for comment by Berhalter after the game. "I felt like the goal was coming, and the goal itself was a fantastic move. We talked about it at halftime, the outside guy moving inside and getting behind the center backs. It was exactly what we talked about."
Berhalter also praised his team's improved closing ability as the biggest reason for their two-game winning streak.
"Look at the Portland game, we should have had three points out of that one. Look at the Toronto game, we should have gotten three points out of that one. These games, we've closed. The Montreal game, we came from behind and then had that last stretch where we had to grind it out, and we did it. This game was the same type of environment, and we did it. That's the difference right now."
What it means
The victory pushes the Crew into a playoff position in the Eastern Conference. They are currently tied with Toronto for third place, holding a record of six wins, seven losses and eight ties. They have played at least one game more than all of the teams around them in the standings, however, which could haul them back to sixth if New York and New England win their games in hand.
Up next
Columbus travels to Chicago next weekend for a game against the rival Fire, followed by a three game home stand against Toronto, Los Angeles, and Houston.
Timeline of events
2' Corner kick, New England (left side - headed clear)
12' Corner kick, New England (left side - caught by Clark)
13' Corner kick, New England (right side - too long)
13' Corner kick, New England (left side - haded clear by Gonzalez)
15' Corner kick, New England (left side - headed clear by Bedell)
17' Corner kick, New England (right side - short, lost possession)
21' Darrius Barnes replaces Chris Tierney
21' Corner kick, New England (left side - headed out)
21' Corner kick, New England (left side - headed out)
22' Corner kick, New England (left side - headed clear)
40' Corner kick, Columbus (right side - headed clear)
41' Corner kick, Columbus (right side - headed clear)
41' Caution, Wil Trapp (unclear)
43' 1-0 Federico Higuain (unassisted)
50' Corner kick, New England (left side - goal)
50' 1-1 A.J. Soares (Kelyn Rowe)
52' Caution, Scott Caldwell (reckless tackle on Bernardo Anor)
58' Corner kick, New England (right side - headed out)
59' Corner kick, New England (left side - headed clear)
61' Corner kick, New England (right side - foul called)
65' Aaron Schoenfeld replaces Adam Bedell
65' Corner kick, Columbus (right side - shot cleared off the line)
67' Dimitry Imbongo replaces Patrick Mullins
73' Corner kick, Columbus (right side - headed shot by Tchani blocked on the line)
74' Corner kick, Columbus (right side - headed shot by Anor blocked at near post)
78' Corner kick, New England (right side - headed clear)
79' Corner kick, Columbus (left side - headed wide by Gonzalez)
81' Daigo Kobayashi replaces Teal Bunbury
83' Justin Meram replaces Bernardo Anor
83' Eric Gehrig replaces Chad Barson
83' Corner kick, New England (left side - cleared at near post)
84' 2-1 Ethan Finlay (Justin Meram)
90' Caution, Lee Nguyen (professional foul on Ethan Finlay)
90+ Corner kick, Columbus (left side - short, lost posession)
Columbus Crew
Steve Clark, Chad Barson (Eric Gehrig 83'), Giancarlo Gonzalez, Michael Parkhurst, Waylon Francis, Tony Tchani, Wil Trapp, Ethan Finlay, Federico Higuain, Bernardo Anor (Justin Meram 83'), Adam Bedell (Aaron Schoenfeld 65')
Unused subs
Matt Lampson, Tyson Wahl, Kevan George, Ben Speas
New England Revolution
Bobby Shuttleworth, Andrew Farrell, Chris Tierney (Darrius Barnes 21'), A.J. Soares, Jose Goncalves, Lee Nguyen, Kelyn Rowe, Diego Fagundez, Teal Bunbury (Daigo Kobayashi 81'), Scott Caldwell, Patrick Mullins (Dimitry Imbongo 67')
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BRADFORD, Pa. (AP) — The state has suspended the medical license of a northwestern Pennsylvania gynecologist who is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to fondling a patient and a woman who worked for him.
The Bradford Era reports that 51-year-old Dr. Abaz Sosic, of Bradford, faces nearly two years' probation when he's sentenced Sept. 18, subject to an earlier plea agreement.
Because of the plea, Sosic entered into a consent decree with the State Board of Medicine to indefinitely suspend his medical license.
Police say an office employee claimed Sosic grabbed her rear end and made a sexually suggestive comment to her Jan. 27. After those charges were publicized, a patient came forward to claim she was fondled after an ultrasound in June 2012.
Sosic pleaded guilty to indecent assault in both cases.
Two years probation sounds like he got off scott free to me. So he looses his license and goes and consults somewhere. Poo in Poo out, the judges need to start making the punishment fit the crime. If they did, the next pervert would give it hard thought before they acted like this.
Losing your livelihood indefinitely sounds pretty serious to me. I guess they could have opted to hang him.
That sounds like a more appropriate punishment to me. I wonder how you would feel about it if it was your daughter or wife; or consider your mother.
It wouldn't make a difference to me. I said what I said and stand behind it. Changing players to me wouldn't make a difference. The severity of the punishment is just.
I was molested by my former male gynecologist too - who would also recommend a breast and vagina exam 'just in case'.
I'm 100% female gyno now and feel much safer - I'm no longer just some piece of flesh to be fondled by a pervert with an education.


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Helmet, Flying, Protective, Type P-4A, United States Air Force
The original P-1 hard helmet for jet pilots was introduced by the United States Air Force in March 1948. The Type P-4A was basically the same helmet with a sun visor added, improved earphones, and minor refinements to the web lining and straps. The Type MBU-5/P oxygen mask was worn with this helmet which saw extensive service with the Air Force from 1956 to 1964. It was also used by many jet pilots of NATO and other friendly nations around the world.
Donated by Donald S. Lopez
Physical Description:
United States Air Force Type P-4A Protective flying helmet; white fiberglass shell with brown leather webbing; light brown rubber edge; smoked plastic flip down sunshade; internal earphones with black rubber padding; white cotton adjustable chin strap with chamois chin pad and snaps; black plastic microphone attach plug on left side of helmet; United States Air Force wing star insignia decal on left side of helmet; white stencil United States Air Force wing star insignia on leather webbing; blue tape with embossed text "HAVE NO FEAR LOPE IS HERE".
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Manufacturer
- General Textile Mills, Inc.
- Location
- National Air and Space Museum in Washington, DC
- Exhibition
- Jet Aviation
- Type
- PERSONAL EQUIPMENT-Helmets & Headwear
- Materials
- Shell: Fiberglass
- Webbing: Leather
- Chin Strap: Cotton
- Visor: Plastic
- Earphone Covers: Rubber
- Dimensions
- 3-D: 24.1 x 25.4 x 26.7cm (9 1/2 x 10 x 10 1/2 in.)
- Clothing Size: Large


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Release Date: Unknown
Genre: Comedy,
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 30min
After losing his job, Dory is forced to become a janitor. He and his group of cast-off co-workers soon find themselves being used as unwitting guinea pigs by a corrupt cookie company... Quirky, humorous and dark, David Russo's feature debut is a stylish meditation on the meaning of garbage in our throwaway society. Featuring a hallucinatory animation sequence by renowned animator Rosto and a stellar ensemble cast, Little Dizzle is a bittersweet post-modern fable and a genre-defying cult classic in the making.
Cast and Crew
- Starring
Natasha Lyonne, Vince Vieluf, Tygh Runyan, Tania Raymonde, Marshall Allman
- Directed by David Russo
- Written by David Russo
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