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TUCSON, Ariz. ?C National exposure goes hand-in-hand with being one of the nationˇ?s elite programs as every regular-season University of Arizona menˇ?s basketball game potentially could be televised live in 2007-08.
For more than 30 years Wildcat basketball has been regularly featured on television, and 2007-08 is no different as all 31 regular-season games and one exhibition is slated for broadcast. The schedule features 17 national appearances with eight games offered on Fox Sports Net, six on the ESPN family, one on CBS-TV, one on ABC-TV and one on College Sports Television (CSTV).
Additionally, FSN Arizona will produce 13 games to be shown in the Arizona market, including one exhibition game. Longtime Tucson sports personality Dave Sitton (play-by-play) and Arizona Sports Hall of Famer Bob Elliott (color commentary) will call the action for FSN Arizona.
The 2007-08 broadcast schedule tips off with a local broadcast, Concordia University (Nov. 4), on FSN Arizona. The Cats open the regular season on Nov. 13 against Northern Arizona, also an FSN Arizona broadcast.
Arizonaˇ?s first national appearance of the season will take place Nov. 17 vs. Virginia on Fox Sports Net. FSN will televise the Texas A&M game, Dec. 2, as part of the Pac-10/Big 12 Hardwood Series, as well as six Pacific-10 Conference games. Included in that figure are road games at Stanford (Jan. 17), USC (Jan. 31) and Washington State (Feb. 23).
Of the Wildcatsˇ? six appearances on the ESPN family, five of those games will be road tilts: Kansas (Nov. 25/ESPN), Illinois (Dec. 8/ESPN), Memphis (Dec. 29/ESPN2), Houston (Jan. 12/ESPN2) and UCLA (Feb. 2/ESPN). The lone McKale Center appearance comes Feb. 28 vs. USC on ESPN.
UA will make one regular-season appearance on CBS-TV, as the contest against UCLA (March 2) will be shown nationally. That game will be played in McKale Center.
Arizonaˇ?s lone appearance on ABC-TV is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 16, with a key Pac-10 home game against Stanford. Tip-off is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. MST.
The Cats will also appear on CSTV on Wednesday, Dec. 19, in a non-conference game at UNLV. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. PST in Las Vegas.
For the seventh consecutive season, the Pac-10 will converge on the Staples Center in Los Angeles for the Pacific Life Pac-10 Tournament, March 12-15. First round, quarterfinal and semifinal action will be shown live by Fox Sports Net, while the championship game will be televised by CBS-TV on Saturday, March 15, at 3 p.m. PST.
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Rick Sloan predicts his 10th season as head coach of the Washington State track and field team will be a very interesting year for both the men's and women's programs.
"I think we have talented people on both of our teams who have underachieved either last year or for their career," Sloan said. "Our challenge to the team this year is we want them to do what they are capable of doing."
Sloan, in his 31st year with the program overall, has been extremely pleased with the pre-season preparation work.
"I can't remember a year, and there have been a lot of them, where we have worked as diligently and as hard in our preparation, and there was never any complaining about how hard we were working," Sloan said. "I noticed in the workouts that people are putting their best efforts into it."
Physical fitness is not the only preparation the Cougar coaches are working on for 2004.
"It doesn't matter how fit we are, it's what the mindset is going into competition," Sloan said. "Expectation plays a vital role in success."
The Cougar men lost one All-American when intermediate hurdler Eric Dudley graduated, but have redshirt sophomore decathlete Darion Powell, a 2003 All-American, as well as Pac-10 sprint champion Anthony Buchanan returning this spring.
Senior thrower and team captain Tim Gehring leads a solid returning group, including ten men who have scored at past conference championship meets. Add in the ten newcomers who boast of state championships and there is a solid base of talent on the Cougar men's team.
"Overall, we have good talent in our running events but we compete in the Pac-10 Conference and everybody's got talent across the board," Sloan said. "We are going to have to get better for us to be a competitive team. My hope is that this year we stay healthy and compete like we're capable."
The sprints will be a strong area for the men in general but especially so in the 100m and 200m dashes.
"Anthony Buchanan is a fantastic sprinter," Sloan said. "The end of the year is the most important time to be running fast and be healthy and I think we have to do a little better job of making sure that he is both mentally and physically ready to go when it really matters, at the Pac-10s, at the Regionals and at the NCAAs."
A trio of sprinters/long jumpers will provide solid depth in the dashes: junior transfer Alex Jones, sophomores James McSwain and Martin Boston and freshman Jarrell Nelson. Also returning in the sprints are Dan Brink, Darion Powell and Lamarr Kirk.
Sprints coaches Mark Macdonald and Ellannee Richardson have Dione Cason returning after his much anticipated sophomore season in 2003 never got underway because of injury. Senior Qieed Ishmael will join Kirk, Brink and Powell will provide depth in the quarter mile when called on.
The prediction of a good 100m event should translate once again to a fast 4x100m relay. The talent is definitely there and making good connections with good stick passes should result in another sub-40 flat relay team again this year, according to Sloan.
The middle distance races will see Cougar runners Jon Manthey, Justin Ireland, Cason and freshman Chris Williams.
Senior transfer Steven Barrus comes to WSU from BYU as a graduate student who has run the 1500m in 3-minutes, 45 seconds and is a great addition adding more strength in the middle distance range, especially in the 1500m.
Senior Ian Johnson is a versatile racer and valuable member of the distance team, running every event from the 800m to the 5000m, including a great steeplechase last spring.
Sophomore Ryan Freimuth will be joined in the distance races from 1500m to 5000m in length by freshmen Geoff Casazza, Chris Concha and Williams.
Sophomore Danny Wolf, injured last year during the indoor season and redshirted the outdoor season, came back with a great 2003 cross country season. Known for his tenacious work ethic and "run in front" race tactics, Wolf's health and intelligent racing will be the keys to his success and Coach Jason Drake's nearly full-time job.
"Danny has the talent and potential to be one of the NCAA's top runners," Sloan said.
Junior Mike Heidt and a slew of freshmen will contribute in the 5k and 10k races. Andrew Jones is an outstanding runner who was a Footlocker cross country finalist and should do very well on the track as well. Other distance rookies are Daniel Fredrick, Alex Grant, and Matt Knoff.
The Cougar steeplechase leader is Johnson who ran a lifetime best time of 9:07.97, to clinch the dual win over Washington last year. Wolf has gotten his feet wet a few times and more than likely, all the freshmen will run the steeplechase once or twice this year to see who can be successful and get points.
Matt Mason arrived in Pullman for second semester after transferring from Long Beach State. Mason, from Marietta, Ga., started his career at Florida State and brings outstanding time of 14.05 in the high hurdles and 50.80 in the intermediate hurdles. Mason could be just what the coaches needed to replace the graduated Dudley.
Powell, the All-American decathlete, returns with best time of 14.52 seconds in the highs and after developing more power, should drop that time this year. Sophomores Josh Leyk and Eric Nygard provide depth.
Freshmen John Cassleman, Barry Leavitt and Brandon Brownell were state hurdles champions and frosh Tyler Fischback and Bob Frey will fill in in both the highs and intermediates.
"I think John Cassleman is a very exciting athlete who will be a better 400m hurdler than he was a 300m hurdler," Sloan said of the son of former Cougar women's track and field coaches Jessica and Rob Cassleman. "John is a very talented and intelligent person who doesn't seem to fatigue in the last 100m on the straight away but gets his stride going and continues running right around the curve at the same pace. He will be successful right away."
WSU will have two pole vaulters this year: sophomore Tyson Byers and junior Paul Nicoletti. Freshman vaulter D.J. Brown will redshirt this year after damaging his knee and having surgery last fall.
"Byers thinks he can go 18-feet this year and that is half the battle," Sloan said. "Paul will respond to that and compete to stay at the same level so they are good for each other. I think we're going to be pretty good."
The high jump is a little bit of a question mark for the Cougs. Senior Matt Alverson didn't have a great year and was hurt with a hamstring injury almost the entire 2003 season after high jumping 7-1 early in his WSU career. Redshirt sophomore Pat Harrigan jumped very well as a freshman, third in the conference at 7-0 1/2, but last year had a genetic default in his ankle surgically repaired so he sat out all year. Decathletes David Turpin and Powell will serve as back-ups in this event.
Coach Kris Grimes has a great stable of competitors in the long jump with Matt Mason leaping an outstanding PR of 25-feet, 7 1/4 inches, and four more over 24-feet with the potential to go 25 to 26-feet. Alex Jones, a junior college transfer, has a 24-5 best long jump. Sophomore Martin Boston had a great summer on the US Junior Team, and competed at the Pan American Junior Meet. Jamil Smith, WSU's number one triple jumper, can be a great long jumper as well and provides depth along with Powell leap over 24-feet in 2004, as is McSwain and Brownell.
Smith, a junior who placed third in the triple jump at the Pac-10 meet as a freshman, battled injuries last year but Sloan expects to see him get the marks to be an NCAA competitor. Adding depth in the triple jump are senior Peter Rizzardi and sophomore Ben Hampton. In the throwing events, senior Tim Gehring returns for the Cougars as the team captain and a Pac-10 scorer in both the shot put and hammer.
"Tim's done a great job over his career, developing both as a competitor in his training and his performances," Sloan said. "He is going to be a good, strong leader for this group." Senior Sam Lightbody is the returning leader in the discus after finishing in sixth place at the Pac-10 Championships last spring with at throw of 180-9. His throwing will be limited because of his participation in the football team's spring practice schedule.
Throws Coach Debra Farwell is very excited about the young group of shot put and discus throwers and their progress in the fall training sessions. Redshirt freshmen Cameron Neel and Mike Schramm (injuries) as well as true freshman Drew Ulrick look promising in this event.
Redshirt junior Thad Cullinan, a walk-on three years ago, is the Cougars' number two hammer thrower after developing well last year. Freshman Keith Tyler, a high school hammer thrower, will redshirt in 2004.
Javelin thrower Curt Borland, a senior, is the Cougars' number one guy with a best toss of 216-8 and leads a good strong core in this event. Freshman Ryan Scott and redshirt sophomores Brett Ortgiesen and Kyle Mitchell will provide the depth in this event.
All-American decathlete Darion Powell returns for his redshirt sophomore year after an NCAA performance of 7,511 points and fourth place as a freshman.
"Darion's big, fast, and strong and I think he's going to have a great season," Sloan said. "We have to be careful about pounding him too hard and maintain his health. He will be one of the important factors at the NCAA meet."
Freshman Brandon Brownell joins senior David Turpin, a Pac-10 scorer last year (8th place, 6,826 points) and WSU could have three athletes scoring at the conference meet this year.


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The New York Times to the rescue!
Guess the NYTimes couldn't stand to see the Associated Press doing all the water-carrying for Kerry and the Dems. Here's the Times' contribution to the save-Kerry's-backside campaign available tonight on the Times website. The headline? Nope, not "Kerry scorns troops, Bush defends military." This:
You have to read 15 paragraphs down into the story before you learn what Kerry said. Because "the mounting death toll" in Iraq, RINO Lincoln Chafee's disavowal of the war, NJ GOP Senate candidate Tom Kean's and Washington GOP Senate candidate Mike McGavick's thoughts on the war, and the Democrats anti-Iraq war ads are all more important to the Times reporters than Kerry's actual words.
All the news that's fit to bury.
Fox News reports (via Hugh Hewitt via F/R via Allah) that Kerry has cancelled his campaign appearances tomorrow.
Bruce Braley, an Iowa Democratic congressional candidate, disinivites Kerry:
A Democratic Congressional candidate from Iowa is canceling a campaign event later this week with Senator John Kerry.
Bruce Braley says Kerry's recent comments about the Iraq war were inappropriate.
Braley is running against Republican Mike Whalen in Iowa's First District congressional race. It's a contest considered to be one of the most competitive House races in the country.
Braley's decision to distance himself from Kerry came as a furor grew from comments Kerry made about the Iraq War during a campaign stop in California on Monday.
John Kerry's fright night
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I am a new member here from across the pond in the UK.
I am hoping to get some advise based on the forum members expertise in studio equipment, accessories, brand awareness, DIY self builds and good old common sense.
This forum looks very active, so please forgive me if my questions seem noobish
I own a pair of sennheiser hd595s which I use only for gaming on my xbox 360. The soundstage on these are great for providing spatial awareness and they just sound so damn good.
To drive these I use the Astro 2010 Mix Amp which processes dolby virtual surround sound so I get that 5.1 feeling.
I would like to modify these to include a microphone so I can chat to my friends whilst gaming online. This is more a labour of love so I would like
this modification to be professional and sleek as possible.
This modification has been done before, but for weeks I have been getting no replies from my questions (wiring procedures and stuff needed to do the modification) by the chap who does them. Here is his picture album of his work. Looks Great!
Questions to follow:
1. What cables would I need? (Canare, Mogami, Van Damme, Belden, Redco)
2. What mic would I need? (This seems to be one for gaming applications)
3. What Jack and connectors do I need? (In the picture album it looks like Lemo pushpull connectors, Netruik 4 3.5mm 4 Jack Poles)
4. How do I go about the wiring?
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I've been asking on various forums even GeekSlutz which are a dedicated Studio Equipment forum and I have not been getting anywhere.
Tommyboy (source) is now doing this as a side business, so what was once a hobby to help the community has turned into a business venture so it's understandable that he does not want to provide a wiring diagram and a method on how to paint/replace the Sennhesier headband which on the HD595's is a leather type material.
not sure where you sent your email, but I am pretty sure that you didn't email me. I have written plenty of tutorials and provided diagrams in the past. Anyway, hope things went alright with the mod.
btw.. i would never paint a leather headband... you could use acrylic water based paint on it just fine, but you really couldn't clearcoat the paint on leather.. so no protection for the paint.
as for a diagram.. not really much point in a diagram to be honest. the goal is to improve the audio quality, while at the same time add mic functionality without adding noise. i could tell you how i usually do it, but i don't always wire the same way. everything depends on how things sound, is there feedback?, and if so steps need to be taken to eliminate that. point is you really need to understand what you are doing before diving in. i don't mean any disrespect by what i just typed, I just firmly believe in doing some research before starting a project... in the long run you get an understanding for what you are doing, and should be able to find the solution that best fits your plans.
again, if you did email me, apologies if I overlooked you... wasn't intentional
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Kanye West Records Sequel to 808s and Heartbreak After Reading Series of Hurtful YouTube Comments
SCOTLAND – After reading defamatory Youtube comments on his recent video for "Lost In The World," dejected rapper Kanye West has locked himself in a Scottish castle to record the follow-up to his 2008 album 808s and Heartbreak.
The announcement of the new album came after Mr. West fired a barrage of over a 1000 tweets in 10 minutes, directly addressing fans with negative things to say about his latest work of art.
Many of the comments, from critics such as "realnigga22," "Ballerina1," "killakidq94," and "BleachedAsshole69″ have been brutal, relentless insults which Mr. West may never recover from.
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Sunday, March 2 // 3 p.m.
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Seton Hall ace Josh Prevost dominated on the mound and designated hitter Tyler Boyd delivered a three-run triple in the opening inning to propel the Pirates to a series-opening 9-1 victory over the University of Arizona baseball team on Friday night at Hi Corbett Field. Prevost (W, 3-0) carried a perfect game into the fifth and scattered five hits over eight strong innings. He surrendred just a lone run in the fifth inning and otherwise racked up seven strikeouts and did not issue a walk.Seton Hall (5-2) scored its four first-inning runs on five hits. Consecutive one-out singles by Chris Seldon, Kyle Grimm and Sal Ammunziata loaded the bases for Boyd, whose triple to right field effectively was the game-winner. D.J. Ruhlman later drove in Boyd for the fourth run.
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In the resumption of Saturday's suspended game, Seton Hall withstood a late rally and knocked off Arizona, 4-2, to capture a series victory at Hi Corbett Field. The teams are set to wrap up the series with the third and final game scheduled for a 3 p.m. start. The Pirates entered the day holding a 1-0 lead after rain suspended Saturday's game in the middle of the fourth inning. Tyler Boyd, who hit a solo homer in the top of the fourth yesterday, hit a two-out, two-run double in the sixth to push Seton Hall's lead to 3-0. Arizona trailed 4-1 entering the bottom of the ninth inning, before mounting a rally against closer Conor Krauss. Zach Gibbons walked, Scott Kingery doubled and Kevin Newman walked to load the bases for Trent Gilbert, whose ground out drove in a run and advance the tying run to scoring position. Pinch-hitter Willie Calhoun drew a walk to re-load the bases, before Krauss induced a game-ending groundout by Riley Moore. Reliever Sam Burum earned the victory with two innings of scoreless relief in place of yesterday's starter Anthony Elia. Arizona starter Cody Hamlin, who threw four innings and gave up one run on Saturday, took the loss. Krause earned his second save of the season.
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Every Arizona home game will be streamed live if it is not selected for television by the Pac-12 Networks or the ESPN Family of Networks. All three games this weekend will be streamed online at http://pac-12.com/videos/university-arizona-3.
English Radio
This weekend's games will not be broadcast in English by the Arizona IMG Sports Network. Broadcasts are scheduled to begin with the start of Pac-12 Conference play March 14 and continue through the end of the season. The Voice of the Wildcats, Brian Jeffries, will call all the action on the broadcasts.
Spanish Radio
The Friday and Saturday games will be broadcast in Spanish on 990 A.M. Francisco Romero will handle the play-by-play descriptions.
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General admission season tickets, seven-game mini-plans and single-game tickets are on sale through the McKale Ticket Office, which is is open Monday-Friday from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tickets can be purchased in-person or by phone (520-621-2287). Tickets also can be purchased anytime on www.arizonawildcats.com. The Hi Corbett ticket office opens 90 minutes prior to game time this weekend. For all home games, fans are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance as tickets purchased the day of the game are $2 more.
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Season 7 will the the final run for "Sons of Anarchy" and with the shocking season 6 finale, fans are wondering what will happen next. While there are no concrete answers to that question, there are updates on new and returning characters. On March 27, International Business Times revealed that T.O Cross and the Grimm Bastards will be returning to the show.
T.O. Cross first appeared on "Sons of Anarchy" during the second season. He also made an appearance in the fifth season. Kurt Sutter tweeted,
"Looking forward to seeing @MikeABeach (T.O. Cross). I'm fascinated by the delicate racial balance that exists between MCs."
While there isn't any information on their cameo, Sutter is hoping that it will happen on the season finale. On Twitter, Cross posted this tweet and mentioned Kurt, Theo Rossi, who plays Juice and Kim Coates, who stars as Tig,
"Who hopes T.O. Cross & #GRIMBASTARDS get a little payback on Sons of Anarchy season 7?"
One fan responded to the tweet by saying they will try to get revenge, but "SOA" always win in the end.
"Sons of Anarchy" season 7 will return in fall 2014, but a set date has not yet been announced.
Suggested Links
- 'Sons of Anarchy' season 7: Writing updates and Tig's possible fate
- 'Sons of Anarchy' season 7: Which characters are returning?
- 'Sons of Anarchy' season 7: Will Jax find out who murdered Tara?
- 'Sons of Anarchy' season 7: Will Jax have to pay the price for what Gemma did?
- 'Sons of Anarchy': What was going through Tara's mind?


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Patrick Stewart
"There are Klingon grammar books and so forth, though it always seemed to me that Worf never really understood much about grammar anyway, but that particular obsession with aspects of Star Trek was always something of a mystery to me."
- Patrick Stewart
For seven years and 178 episodes Patrick Stewart boldly guided the U.S.S. Enterprise on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Since leaving the main bridge, he's starred in the phenomenally successful X-Men franchise as Professor Charles Xavier and has lent his distinctive baritone to a host of cartoon classics.
An official recipient of the Order of the British Empire, Stewart has also received a London Fringe Theatre Best Actor Award, a Laurence Olivier Award for Best Entertainment, a Will Award for his contributions to classic theater in America, and he was awarded his own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1996.
Although the role of Jean-Luc Picard may have made him a household name, his 50 years of superlative acting have made him a legend.
Patrick Stewart BiographyFor Patrick Stewart acting has been a lifelong obsession. Born July 13, 1940, in Mirfield, Yorkshire, England, Stewart first took to the stage at the age of 9 in a local outdoor production. Although the play was modest in scope, it offered him a welcome respite from his troubled life at home. As he recalls, "I was brought up in a very poor and very violent household. I spent much of my childhood being afraid."
Luckily, theater provided him with both an outlet to deal with his fear and a safe haven to escape it. Stewart continued taking drama classes and starring in school productions until the age of 15 when he dropped out to begin a career as a junior newspaper reporter. Although his career was in journalism, his heart was still in the theater and Stewart walked away from the position after just one year when his editor forced him to choose between the two pursuits.
patrick stewart does shakespeareAfter a year of working as a furniture salesman, Stewart received a tremendous break in 1957 when he was accepted into the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School intensive acting course. Two years, and more than a little hair loss later, he made his professional stage debut in 1959 in a production of Treasure Island.
In the years that followed, Stewart enjoyed steady employment with the Manchester Library Theatre and later with the Royal Shakespeare Company, which he joined in 1966 along with fellow follically challenged thespian Ben Kingsley. Indeed, 1966 was a big year for the Mirfield native as he also tied the knot with Sheila Falconer, the Old Vic's resident choreographer.
patrick stewart in duneStewart's growing reputation as a dazzling young actor paved the way for a host of television and film roles and he cashed in with memorable appearances in T.V.'s Antony and Cleopatra (1974), The Gathering Storm (1974), I, Claudius (1976), and the popular mini-series Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (1979), in which he played the role of Karla. Additional roles in David Lynch's epic film Dune (1984) followed as Stewart continued to balance his increasingly busy film schedule with his new allegiance to the Royal National Theatre.
patrick stewart in star trekAfter more than two decades of treading the boards, Stewart got his big break in 1987 when he was selected to play Captain Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation. Despite the high hopes others had for the series, Stewart wasn't certain he was the right man for the job. "When it first started, I didn't think that I would survive beyond the pilot," he confesses. "I did not unpack; I didn't see the point. I thought the producers would come to their senses and realize they'd made a grave error in casting me. I was certain that I'd be on my way back to London. Eventually, it became clear to me that not only wasn't I going to go away, the series wasn't going to go away."
In fact, the beloved program only got bigger and better as time went on, resulting in huge ratings and piles of fan mail. As Stewart recalls, "We were well into our second season before all of us got that look in our eyes that maybe the predictions had been wrong and that it wasn't going to end after two years or three."
patrick stewart's l.a. storyAlthough the show had lasting power, Stewart's marriage to Falconer did not. After repeated attempts to revive their relationship, the pair divorced in 1990. Despite the personal setback, Stewart's career was better than ever and his added notoriety led to small roles in the comedies L.A. Story (1991) and Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993). Following the end of Star Trek: The Next Generation in 1994, Stewart continued his role of Picard in the highly successful film spin-offs Star Trek: Generations (1994), Star Trek: First Contact (1996) and Star Trek: Insurrection (1998).
Literally on the top of the world, Stewart celebrated his success by marrying his second wife, Wendy Neuss, in 2000. Unfortunately, much like the last Star Trek film, Star Trek: Nemesis (2002), the marriage was a failure and the pair divorced in 2003.
patrick stewart in x-menFortunately, the end of the Star Trek franchise also brought a tremendous new opportunity as Stewart was cast in the pivotal role of Professor Charles Xavier in the first of three X-Men movies in 2000. As he recalls, "[ X-Men producer Lauren Shuler Donner] showed me the first comic book and there was this bald guy in a wheelchair. I could see why she might have been interested in me."
Luckily, audiences were also interested in him and both X-Men (2000) and X2 (2003) proved to be box-office gold. To date, the two films have raked in over $702 million worldwide. Since then, Stewart starred in Chicken Little (2005), while also making memorable guest appearances on Frasier, Family Guy and American Dad, where he plays Avery Bullock, Deputy Director of the CIA. He also appeared in the third installment of the X-Men francise, X-Men: The Last Stand (2006).
Stewart has also been the Chancellor of the University of Huddersfield since 2004. Located in the small town of Huddersfield, England, the university is home to approximately 20,000 students. As Chancellor, Stewart presides over graduation ceremonies, gives workshops for drama students and lectures on Shakespeare.
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June 16, 2013
You're Going to Make Mistakes
There's a car accident or two that's caused the car insurance to sky rocket to ridiculous rates. A few punishments, several dirty stares, and numerous endless lectures have been endured for valuables broken, for feelings that were hurt, and for … Continue reading
Video: Lions practice is a blow-out
You have to admit, it's a different way to spend Father's Day. A good old-fashion windstorm hit the Kamloops area Sunday afternoon that might have been enough for many mortals to give up on their tasks at the time but … Continue reading
Gordzilla in the City: Minor hockey is changing; get involved and you'll see
We were, for many years, in the parlance of Canadian youth sports circles, a "soccer family." It's code for: "There is no way in H-E Double Hockey Sticks that mom will risk her precious babies by letting them play that … Continue reading
E-Street: Now that he's retiring from the space program, what should Chris Hadfield do next?
Chris Hadfield, Canada's rock star astronaut, has announced he is retiring from the Canadian Space Agency. What should he do next? He should join a " David Bowie Out of This World" Tour and sing "Space Oddity." Paul Davey, Vancouver… Continue reading
Rugby Canada vs Ireland: Canadian player ratings
A great opening 20 minutes for Canada was followed by Irish dominance in the second quarter. The Canadians came out of the break guns-a-blazing, Tyler Ardron grabbing a go-ahead try in the 46th minute. They continued to press but Darren … Continue reading
Tour de Suisse
The Tour of Switzerland finished today with Movistar's Rui da Costa of Portugal winning the overall race for the second year in a row. Costa won the race by closing 13 second gap in the time trial he trailed Switzerland's … Continue reading
Big cutdown by Lions; 11 released
A little wind never hurt anyone: A few sponsor signs may have been lifted all the way to Sun Peaks when a windstorm arrived at the afternoon practice of the Lions Sunday. Despite at least one flash of lightning, practice … Continue reading
Father knows best
Recently I read an article online by Lamar Tyler, who wrote how he never lets his kids beat him in anything. The noted author and parenting guru behind "Black and Married with Kids" said that because we're living in the … Continue reading
Rugby Canada v Ireland – post match press conferences with Pritchard, Crowley, Carpenter, Kiss and O'Mahony
James Pritchard speaks first, Kieran Crowley second, Aaron Carpenter third Ireland's coach Les Kiss and captain Peter O'Mahony … Continue reading
Husband, coach, mentor, player, DAD: Ken Olynyk's basketball life defined by family ties
It was really nothing more than an early pit stop along a coaching road that has stretched an entire generation and touched on parts of five decades. But even back in late 1970's, in the infancy of his career as … Continue reading


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Do you need back pain help? If you haven't experienced some sort of back pain in your life, consider yourself lucky. The majority of Americans have experienced back pain; whether it is from an injury or an unknown cause, it can be hard to handle. So, how do you determine if you back pain is just a minor issue or something more serious? What kind of clues, pain or other factors give insight into a more serious injury, versus normal everyday back pain?
It is important to note when the back pain started. Did you injure your back by lifting heavy objects or during a hard fall? Were you recently in a car accident? These things can give a great deal of insight into what is really causing the back pain and how serious it is. If you were in a car accident, it is important to go to the doctor and get your back checked, because you may need back pain help. Sometimes fractures and other spinal issues go unnoticed at first, but then you'll feel them after the shock wears off. If after a couple weeks, depending on the level of pain, if the pain gets worse, you need to see a doctor.
Noting what kind of pain you are in and where it hurts is also a clue to how serious the injury may be, so make notes for your doctor. If you are experiencing numbness in one or both legs, you need to visit a doctor or go to the emergency room as soon as possible. In addition, if you lose function of your bladder or bowels you need to get to the doctor quickly. If the pain is great enough to wake you up from your sleep, or if you have a fever or recent weight loss, visit your doctor, or go to an emergency room for back pain help.
Parents should take back pain in their children seriously, especially if they recently had a fall or injury. If a child starts complaining of serious back pain, call the doctor immediately. Back pain in children is not common, even if the pain is not serious. If you have a previous history of cancer and back pain, do not ignore back pain. The presence of bumps along your spine is also a sign of a serious problem.
If you suspect you have a slipped or herniated disc or a fracture in one of the vertebrae, it is important to seek immediate medical attention. Call your doctor if your chronic back pain will not go away with medication, or gets worse as time goes by, or is above your pain threshold. As a guideline, if you feel like something could be wrong, trust your gut and get it checked out. With back pain and back injuries, it is better to be safe than sorry.


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Fresno State Celebration of Wine, June 2
Sunday, June 2, 2013 • Madera, CA
Past Event:
The Fresno State Winery will participate in the 31st annual A Celebration of Wine event, 3-6 p.m. June 2, at Rancho Vista del Rio in Madera (6464 Golden State Blvd).
Guests can sample wine from nearly 80 wineries representing all major west coast winemaking regions and food from 30-35 of Central California's finest restaurants. The event will feature a silent auction, dancing, coffee and desserts.
Proceeds support Fresno State's Vincent E. Petrucci Library in the Viticulture and Enology Research Center. For ticket and sponsorship information visit: A Celebration of Wine.
INFO: A Celebration of Wine, 559.244.5741.


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Tim Clark
+44 (0)20 7323 8956
Tim Clark is the head of the Japanese section in the Department of Asia. He is responsible for the 30,000 objects in the Museum's collection that relate to Japan. His particular field of interest is Japanese paintings and prints of the Edo period (1600-1868) and Meiji era (1868-1912).
Current projects
Research into Japanese paintings, prints and illustrated books of the Maruyama-Shijo school.
Previous projects
- New Japanese Gallery displays: Japan from Prehistory to the Present (2006); Kabuki Heroes on the OsakaStage, 1780-1830 (2005)
External fellowships/ honorary positions/ membership of professional bodies
Advisory Board, Ukiyo-e Society of America
Directorate, International Ukiyo-e Society of Japan
Affiliated Researcher, Waseda University Theatre Museum, Tokyo
Recent publications
T. Clark, Masterpieces of Japanese Art in the British Museum, with L. Smith and V. Harris, (London: British Museum Press, 1990) chs. 10, 11 and bibliography
T. Clark, Ukiyo-e Paintings in the British Museum (London: British Museum Press, 1992)
T. Clark, 'Kunisada & Decadence: The critical Reception of Nineteenth Century Japanese Figure Prints in the West', in Proceedings of the International Symposium "Modern Japanese Art & the West" (Tokyo: Meiji Art Society 1992) pp. 89-100
T. Clark, Demon of Painting: The Art of Kawanabe Kyôsai (London: British Museum Press, 1993)
T. Clark, 'Ready for a close-up: Actor "likenesses" in Edo and Osaka', in C. A. Gerstle, Kabuki Heroes in the Osaka Stage, 1780-1830 (London, British Museum Press, 2005), pp. 36-53 (also catalogue entries and editing).


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Game of the Day: Bolton 0 SAFC 2
by Ashley Houghton
Phillips reaches 100 league goals.
Bolton Wanderers 0 Sunderland 2
29th September 2001
Kevin Phillips and Jody Craddock scored two late goals as Sunderland registered their first away win of the 2001-02 season.
Peter Reid's Sunderland were outplayed for long periods of the match but Phillips and Craddock, with a tap-in and a header respectively, punished Bolton's failure to convert earlier chances.
Bolton should have taken the lead after 64 minutes, but Thomas Sorensen saved Per Frandsen's limp penalty.
The Black Cats moved up to fifth, level on points with Bolton in fourth.
Bolton started the better and crafted the first chance of the game when Dean Holdsworth played Ricardo Gardner in but, having neatly spun his marker, the Jamaican smashed his shot into the side-netting.
Holdsworth's early industry was almost rewarded with a goal just after the half-hour mark but his long-range left-footed shot flew just wide of Sorensen's goal.
Referee David Elleray decided that Gardner was held back by Michael Gray and awarded a penalty but Frandsen struck the spot-kick poorly and Sorensen saved with ease.
Frandsen shot narrowly wide from 20 yards minutes after his penalty miss but the pendulum had already began to swing inexorably in Sunderland's favour.
A corner from the right after 77 minutes was flicked-on at the near post and smashed home by an unmarked Phillips from four yards. It was Phillips' 100th league goal.
With nine minutes of normal time left, Sunderland made sure of the points when Craddock headed Arca's cross past Jussi Jaaskelainen to notch his first league goal.
Sunderland: Sorensen, Williams, Gray, Craddock, Varga, Arca, Kilbane, McCann, Schwarz, Phillips, Quinn.
Subs: Macho, McCartney, Laslandes, Bellion, Thirlwell.


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Hockey's given Eberle more than a few Pats on the back
Jordan Eberle was 'good' long before he was 'lucky.'
REGINA — Jordan Eberle was 'good' long before he was 'lucky.'
Even so, Eberle refuses to dismiss the latter as playing a significant role in his brief but charmed hockey career. The signs of fortuity are sprinkled throughout his swelling resume, highlighted by a timely run with Team Canada that culminates in his own backyard at the 2010 world junior hockey championship in Saskatchewan.
"Not many guys get the opportunity to play in one world juniors; I've got it twice," marvelled the Regina native, who leads Canada into Saturday's tournament opener against Latvia. "To play in my home province will be special. Obviously there's pressure but I've played here my whole life and there has always been pressure as a hometown kid. I'm exciting for the opportunity to win a gold medal again."
Eberle has certainly demonstrated a Midas touch, but his good fortune isn't limited to Team Canada.
Consider how many kids dream of playing for their favourite team but never achieve it. Eberle has played for three of them — the WHL's Regina Pats, the NHL's Edmonton Oilers and the national junior team — all before his 20th birthday.
"It seems like everything is going my way," he said with a smile.
Eberle's dominoes began to fall in the spring of 2005 when the Pats selected him — make that stole him — in the seventh round of the WHL bantam draft. Three years later, another dream was realized when his beloved Oilers selected him in the first round (22nd overall) of the 2008 NHL entry draft. Just six months after that, Eberle became a national hero by helping lead Canada to its fifth straight gold medal at the world juniors. In the process, he etched his name in Canadian hockey lore with one of the biggest goals in the country's storied history — a game-tying marker with 5.4 seconds left in the third period of a semifinal clash with Russia.
The architect of "The Goal" rode his momentum all the way to Edmonton's training camp in the fall, during which he played four NHL pre-season games and nearly convinced the Oilers' brass that he was ready for prime time. Upon returning to the junior ranks, Eberle wasted no time cementing his position as the WHL's premier goal scorer and earning another lead role with Team Canada.
Eberle doesn't know how much longer his luck will hold, but he is certain that he won't forget where it started.
"I grew up watching the Pats — I had cousins who played for the Pats and we had season tickets," Eberle said of his hometown club, which has contributed 20 players — more than any other franchise — to the national junior team. "You look at the guys who've gone through the organization, guys I've watched like Brad Stuart, Josh Holden, Garth Murray, the list goes on, that's something pretty special when you're in the same category with those guys. I owe a lot to the Regina Pats. They've really gotten me where I am. It's an honour to represent them."
Eberle's ambassadorial status is no longer restricted to the Pats, who now find themselves sharing him with the rest of the hockey world. Hard to believe that just four years ago he was one of Regina's best-kept secrets, albeit one who had already been on the radar of Al Murray for some time.
"He's the same age as one of my sons so they played some minor hockey together," offered Murray, Hockey Canada's Regina-based head scout. "He was always the best player through minor hockey and one of those players who played in the summer tournaments against all the best players in the country and was always the best player in that situation too. I've had the opportunity to watch two guys grow up. I saw Steve Yzerman in Ottawa when I lived there and I saw Jordan Eberle here (in Regina). Both had hockey sense and poise and the ability to play the game well above their age group. Everybody sees that young star player (in their own rink) and they say, 'He has a chance to be good.' But when you see the real stars and you've had a chance to see it before, you know there's something special about that player."
Eberle fits that category to a tee — affirming the belief that good things happen to good people.
No luck required.
"You hope for nothing but the best for a player like him," added Murray, who recently called Eberle the best player in the CHL. "It has been lots of fun to watch him grow up and develop into the great young guy he is. He's a terrific person off the ice in addition to being a great player on the ice. He's got the whole package."
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The 1969 CB350 is a one-owner bike, with 13k miles showing on the odometer. It has been lovely cared for by its 75 year old owner, who loved to take it to the local summer car shows in El Cajon, CA and show off its originality and patina to admiring onlookers. My friend Scott, who attends these meets regularly, started up a conversation with the owner, Cal, about a year ago. Cal had issues with the bike like stalling unexpectedly and difficulty getting it into neutral with the engine running. He had taken it to several independent shops, where they overhauled the carburetors and replaced the outer engine cover gaskets (recommended by Honda). Still, the problems persisted and Scott told him to contact "MrHonda" for some more expert opinions and possible repairs.
MrHonda is not all that keen on doing repair work on the 350s, due to odd engineering issues, accessibility to some components and a history of spending way too much time on "simple" problems which wound up costing a lot of $$$ to finally resolve (or not, in one case). The bike's throttle response is somewhat sudden on and off the throttle. The remote shift linkage mostly came from the CB77 Super Hawks and the clevis ends and pins wear out leaving a lot of unnecessary slack in the shifting mechanism. Engine vibration reeks havoc on chassis parts, including the batteries and mufflers. The fuel tanks have the dreaded crossover tubes which always spills gas all over the engine, during removal. There are a lot of gaskets, o-rings and seals which can leak over time, plus the charging system components can be problematical.
After a phone conversation discussing the various issues, the bike was brought by the house for inspection and repairs. When riders complain about shifting issues, when trying to select neutral, the cause is generally in the clutch. Poor adjustment or worn components cause the clutch plates to drag sufficiently to put torque on the transmission gears enough to prevent easy gear selection. So, the first thing was to drain the oil and remove the clutch cover (after loosening the footpeg bar and muffler). The clutch cable adjustment procedure requires loosening the locking nut and turning the adjuster screw counter clockwise until it stops, then backing the screw off about 1/8 to ¼ turn, then locking down the nut again. With the clutch cable adjusted properly, turning the engine over with the rear wheel, when the transmission was in neutral and clutch lever pulled in, there was some irregular motion going on with the clutch pressure plate. It was evident that the clutch was not disengaging cleanly due to a warped pressure plate. MrHonda's shop doesn't usually store Honda 350 parts, but looking at the pressure plate reminded one of those used on the 250-305 engines. Digging out a decent CB77 plate, it was apparent that the four spring holes were a match to those of the 350, with some detail changes here and there. When installed, the cover did not appear to have the same kind of warpage of the original part, so it was cinched up and the clutch cover reinstalled.
When Cal dropped off the bike, the first thing to show him was the tiny little vent hole in the gas cap, which is nearly a match for the 250-305 twist caps. Years of debris and varnish had all but plugged up the vent hole and it was a near certainty that this was causing his stalling problem.
Supposedly, the carburetors were overhauled and that is often a "red flag" for me because shops often order up Keyster carb kits which do not have all the correct jet sizes for the 5 different calibrations for these carburetors. With the fuel tank removed, the carbs were pulled off, after the air filter system was dismantled. WARNING! Just about any time you remove the float bowls of the 350 carburetors, the bowl gasket/o-ring will swell up from the alcohol in the gasoline and you will NOT be able to reinstall the bowl again with the old o-ring. With the bowls removed, jetting was checked against the carburetor calibration code stamped on the carburetor inlet web and in this case the jets were correct originals. The float level was about 2mm lower than the specified setting, so that was adjusted. All passages were cleared with jet reamers and carb spray. One float bowl gasket stayed in place long enough to be reinstalled, but the other one had grown about an 1/8" and was not going back together without a fight. One solution is to simply pack the bowl lip groove with silicone grease and squeeze the o-ring back into place and then quickly install the bowl. When the o-rings are way too far stretched out, then a razor blade trim job will shorten it back up to the necessary size. With carbs back in place, and fuel tank reinstalled, use of the electric starter yielded a spinning engine but no running until the starter button was just released. This condition occurs when the battery voltage (in this case 11.65v) is too low and cranking on the starter motor draws it down even further, robbing the ignition coils of sufficient voltage to fire the spark plugs.
The bike did kick-start okay, but ran rough and didn't take throttle very cleanly. Further investigation of the ignition points showed the gaps to be just at the minimum of .012" When the point gaps are reduced to that level, then the possibility exists for both sets of points are "sharing" voltage/current for a moment, which reduces the coil energy considerably to both coils. The spark advancer unit return springs were somewhat slack, which can cause inadvertent spark timing advance at idle. That condition will cause the engine speed to rise up unnecessarily which cannot be controlled with the idle speed screws in extreme cases.
In going over the engine, normally a check of the camchain tensioner is included. When the tensioner was inspected, it was a shock to discover that this engine still had an original "hydraulic" tensioner, which Honda superseded to the spring-loaded manual tensioner not long after this bike was built. My friend, David, who is parting out a CB350 offered up an inexpensive manual tensioner from his parts bike, so all that was left was to remove the old one and spend about 20 minutes carefully scraping off the 45-year old gasket from the back of the cylinder block. Eventually, the task was completed and the manual tensioner was installed successfully. I think that the hydraulic tensioners didn't keep tension on the camchain for a few moments, until the oil pressure built up to apply juice to the tensioner piston. For that and perhaps other reasons, Honda started using mechanical tensioners on the rest of their production of CB/CL and SL350s.
After all the final adjustments were made, the bike was taken out for a test run. There was a jerking, push-pull sensation in 3rd gear that, at first, felt like a slipping clutch. Having already been into the clutch assembly and cleaning off the steel plates with a wire wheel, I was certain that the problem did not come from a "slipping clutch." Strong acceleration in the lower gears was good until 3rd gear was selected, then it started the jerking action, but only in 3rd gear. Relaying the information back to the owner, he felt that his clutch adjustment effort had gone wrong and that the clutch was slipping and the problem was there and not with the transmission.
The clutch cable was the original one; cracked and worn. I offered the solution to replace the cable with an OEM Honda cable, from the dealer, but all the current ones are made of black sheathing and his cable set were still the original gray/silver versions. Searching the internet yielded an aftermarket silver cable from a seller in PA. It was listed as a "replacement" for the Honda 350s. It was just a few dollars, so it was ordered with priority mail shipping. SOMETHING went wrong and the cable wasn't shipped for a few days after, so the bike sat in the driveway. One correct-style cable was fished out of the cable bin, but it was about 6" too long. It was connected anyway, just to see if some of the shifting problems were cleared after the clutch repairs, but the extra length was too much for a normal function, so was removed and the bike covered up until a proper cable could be sourced and installed.
When the cable arrived, the length was about 4" too long, so I hauled the cable up to a shop, fifteen miles away, who will make new cables or cut down ones like this one. After an hour's wait, the cable was done with a new fitting soldered onto the bottom end of the inner cable wire.
With the cable installed, the bike was tested again and the owner called to pick it up. I had road-tested it before I called him and it seemed to be functional. Cal got just 4 blocks before the top fitting on the cable snapped off the cable wire! He called and I went up, nursed the bike back home and then took him back home, another 15 miles away. A "Motion-Pro" cable had been ordered as a "back-up" in case the a/m silver cable didn't work out. It, too, was delayed in shipping for a few extra days, even though the seller was less than 100 miles from my house. When the Motion-Pro cable arrived, it too was about 4" too long, so was wrapped back up and set aside.
An eBay seller claimed to have an OEM NOS Honda cable that would fit the CB350, but the "Buy it Now" price was $54 with free shipping. The seller was in Rhode Island, however, so it was going to be another couple of days before it would arrive. The seller sent a "shipped" notice on Thursday with tracking. On Monday, the tracking number was checked and revealed that the cable had just been shipped that day, not the previous Thursday! A note to the seller finally revealed that his mailman had not picked up his outgoing mail for 3-4 days, so it didn't get out until Monday.
FINALLY, the cable comes in and it is the right length, color and type, so it is installed. The bike fires up easily, after its newly-charged battery is put in the battery box. The engine starts right away with a little choke and the electric starter. With a short warm-up, the bike rolls down the street feeling like a "normal" CB350. Cable feel is good and finding neutral from 1st or 2nd gear was easily achieved. The only big issue is the 3rd gear jerking condition, which fitting the new cable to the engine did not cure. The only "cure" for that symptom is to tear the engine out of the chassis and split the cases to access the transmission and shift drum/forks.
Fortunately, Cal has decided to just take the bike with current improvements, and just ride it easy for awhile. Personally, I really don't want to tackle another CB350 engine teardown, anyway, so we are both happy to call a halt to the proceedings for now. Hopefully, that is the last I will be seeing of the troublesome Honda 350 twins around my shop for a good long time. Apparently, this one was a cable-phobic as all of the attempts to receive a fresh, correct clutch cable were divinely diverted OR the whole bike is cursed with even more gremlins yet to be discovered.
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A 21-year-old man wanted for murder was arrested Thursday morning – and police said they were able to capture him with the help of his mother.
Joseph Horace Stephens was charged with felony murder, theft by taking, aggravated assault and false imprisonment, according to Clayton County police.
He was charged in the deadly shooting of Goldy Lee Watkins Sr. who he was living with at 6616 Starks Court in Riverdale, police said.
But Watkins had reportedly asked him to leave, Major Joseph Woodall had told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. And that request police believe led to the shooting at Watkins' home. But Stpehens denied being the shooter, according to a media report.
Stephens was living with Watkins and the two were arguing when the shooting happened, Woodall told the paper.
"Our victim in this shooting had just told the suspect that he was going to have to move out," Woodall said. "The victim had discovered that the suspect was stealing from him."
Police said the confrontation between the two men escalated and ended in the shooting shortly before 6 p.m. Tuesday.
After the shooting, Stephens allegedly fled the scene in the victim's black 2007 Dodge Ram pickup, police spokesman Phong Nguyen said. Investigators found the stolen pickup Wednesday afternoon, but did not locate Stephens until, police said.
"His mom called police and told us that she had him in the car with him and told us where she was going," Woodall said.
Police intercepted the car on Tara Boulevard in Spalding County, police said. They found Stephens inside, armed with a handgun. But he was arrested without incident, police said.
"We credit that mother for helping us arrest him," Woodall said.
Stephens was questioned and later transported to the Clayton County jail. It's unclear if the handgun police found in his possession was the same one used in the shooting. Still, Stephens said he did not kill the man who took him into his home.
"I apologize for what happened to the victim, but I took no part in it," Stephens told Channel 2 Action News.
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My 2 year old son is just getting over the stomach flu, but my daughter, age 5 months 3 weeks has been having diarrhea now and already has double ear infections. Is there anything I can do for her to help plug her up? I gave her a probiotic that my doctor prescribed for the other, and she is on amoxicillin for her ear infections. I gave her a little bit of pedialyte, but she seems to just want her formula. I tried feeding her rice cereal with bananas, but she wasn't interested. She has not been introduced to very many foods as of yet, just fruits and rice cereal.
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Police in Hamilton have named a woman who was hit by a car and killed on Friday.
Eileen Reardon, 77, was struck by a BMW near the intersection of Thomas Road and Cate Rd in the suburb of Rototuna at about midday on Friday.
She was taken to Waikato hospital, but died a short time later.
Police say she was the third pedestrian to die in the Waikato this year.
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Not many people know Peter Gene Hernandez. But almost everyone knows Bruno Mars. Even the stage name is almost other worldly. Bruno Mars is a star. His singing has been compared with the likes of Marvin Gaye; and his dance-filled, high-energy live performances have been compared with those of the late great Michael Jackson. Well onstage theatrics aside, Bruno Mars proved he is one of the nicest guys in show business Saturday when he singled out and performed for a very special fan
The Plain Dealer is reporting today that the show was in Cleveland, OH, and was a part of Mars' Moonshine Jungle Tour. This is Mars' second tour and he is getting rave reviews and sold out shows all over the country. Mars was already a hot up and coming artist, but his name recognition, bankability and star power shot through the roof after he gave what many called the best half-time show in years at the 2014 Super Bowl.
Mars made one young lady in Cleveland super happy with some up close and personal attention. The brave Zumyah Thorpe, 11, is another victim of the horrible epidemic of drunk driving that is plaguing the nation. These drunk drivers seldom realize how drastically a split-second foolish decision can alter someone else's whole existence. Sadly, last year the car Thorpe was riding in was hit by a drunk driver. The crash not only killed Thorpe's mother and two sisters, but left Thorpe with some horrific brain injuries and loss of vision.
It's been a year of all kinds of therapy and rehabilitation for Thorpe. But doctors were amazed that she seemed to respond favorably whenever they played a song by Bruno Mars, one of her favorite artists. They said she would try to sing along to the lyrics, which in turn aided in helping her learn to speak again. They called it a miracle.
Television news station WKYC in Cleveland surprised Thorpe with a on-air announcement that they had brought her tickets to go see Mars in concert. The viewers were delighted and illustrated the power of social media. They shared the great story so much that somehow word of the story got around to Mars. He was so touched that during his concert he left the stage, found Thorpe, gave her a huge hug and serenaded her with his hit tune "Just The Way You Are".
Pop Music reviewer and concert attendee Chuck Yarborough said, "It was at that moment, watching Zumyah's smile, which was brighter than all the pyrotechnics and spotlights combined, that I, uh, got something under my contact lens that caused my eyes to water as if I'd been slicing onions for a month." Bruno Mars not only personifies rhythm and blues, but he is one of those artists who gives his heart and soul. If you want to catch his awesome show when it hits your area, here is the full schedule for the Moonshine Jungle Tour 2014.


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Local bestselling author Ann Patchett is not only wowing readers with her latest spellbinding marvel, State of Wonder this week, she's also, along with business partner and Random House veteran Karen Hayes, lifting spirits and uniting book lovers with her announcement of opening a bookstore in Nashville. After the loss of Davis-Kidd, last December, authors, readers and celebrators of the written word mourned the death of Nashville's biggest Indie. To date, authors grapple with locations for larger signings, a home for sharing their stories and showcasing their work. A hole was left in the heart of writers and readers everywhere, but Patchett is preparing to heal that literary chasm.
Patchett told the Tennessean, "When Davis-Kidd closed I thought, 'I don't want to live in a city without a bookstore,' " she said. "I really think the city will come through for this."
The city, its writers, readers and celebrators of the written world of story are standing behind her. Local authors and members of the writing community react, offering support, joy and appreciation to one of their own:
"I'm not surprised the doyenne of Nashville's literary community has saved the day for local book lovers. God bless her."
– Adam Ross, bestselling author of Mr. Peanut. Ross's latest collection of short stories, Ladies and Gentlemen, hits stores June 28th. http://adam-ross.com/
"If Ann and Karen build it, I guarantee you, we will come! This is sure to be an indie that will be a gathering place for authors and readers alike. I just want to say, thank you, thank you, thank you!"
-Susan Gregg Gilmore, author of Looking for Salvation at the Dairy Queen and The Improper Life of Bezellia Grove. http://www.susangregggilmore.com/
I wonder if Ann Patchett knows what kind of stir she's caused among authors in the Nashville area? We're all clamoring to volunteer with renovations and shelving stock - introverts and extroverts alike! I'm so, so very excited."
–Myra McEntire, author of Hourglass - which hits stores June 14, 2011 http://myramcentire.com
"When we lost Davis-Kidd, I was very, very sad. Heartbroken, really. Nashville has an amazing library system, a huge literary community, and no bookstore. So hearing that Ann and Karen are getting involved makes me very happy. I'm thrilled!"
– J.T. Ellison, bestselling author of the critically acclaimed Taylor Jackson series http://www.jtellison.com/
"On-line bookstores have their place, but there's nothing like a real bookstore! I miss the booksellers at Davis-Kidd, who really knew books and could help customers pick out something they might not have been aware of. I can't wait to have a place to hold book signings, book-launch parties, and workshops for readers and writers. And of course, I hope Ms. Patchett will promote local authors!"
–Tracy Barrett, author of King of Ithaka, Dark of the Moon and other books for young readers. http://www.tracybarrett.com/
"Nashville, home of the Southern Book Festival, is in need of a great independent bookstore. We have tens of thousands of readers, and it will take some loyalty and commitment on our parts if we want to see books thrive once again in this community. I'm thrilled to hear of Ann's investment in the future of literature."
-Eric Wilson,NY Times bestselling author of Fireproof, Valley of Bones, and One Step Away. http://www.wilsonwriter.com/
"I feel great about it! In a town with as many writers as Nashville has, we need a strong bookstore. Not to disparage the small independents, like Bookman/Bookwoman and Mysteries & More, both of which I love, but losing Davis-Kidd and Borders was a blow to everyone, both writers and readers, and the news that we'll be getting a new store is enormously exciting."
–Jennie Bentley, author of the DIY Avery Baker series and Cutthroat Business mysteries. http://www.jenniebentley.com/
"I have been very saddened by the loss of both independent and chain bookstores in Nashville. For a city with the reputation of being the Athens of the South—as a center of both publishing and education—it's tantamount to a crime for Nashvillians to have to drive to other cities like Brentwood, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Lebanon, Hendersonville, etc., to find more than one or two small bookstores. I love the idea of author Ann Patchett teaming with a publishing professional to open a bookstore in Nashville—who better to serve the reading community than those responsible for producing the product we seek?"
-Kaye Dacus, author of The Ransome Trilogy, The Matchmakers and The Brides of Bonneterre Series. http://kayedacus.com/
"Nashville's book loving community has been needing some good news and Ann Patchett provided it! We desperately need a bookstore that we can call our own again."
-Julie Schoerke, book and author publicist. http://www.jkscommunications.com/
"Nashville has a vibrant, eclectic arts scene, and the hole left behind when our largest independent bookstore disappeared just doesn't reflect our city. I'm delighted to hear of Ms. Patchett's intentions to rectify that. I've long admired her as an author, and now I admire her determination to serve Nashville's literary community with this venture. I look forward to spending many hours there."
-Kristin Tubb, author of Selling Hope and Autumn Winifred Oliver Does Things Different www.kristintubb.com
"In this digital age that is causing more and more bookstores to close, it is a relief to know that Ann Patchett understands the importance of the tangible word and is making this valiant effort to keep it alive."
– Jolina Petersheim, writer, reader and blogger. http://thehappybookblog.blogspot.com/
"This is tremendous news from a tremendous author for a tremendous literary city. Nashville loves the printed word and this fills a great sense of loss since the closing of Davis Kidd and Borders stores."
–Tom Robinson, book and author publicist. http://www.authorandbookmedia.com/
"Thank God. Nashville without a bookstore is like Keith without Nicole. I think Ann will do great. No one knows bookstores better than authors because we spend so much time in them. Wouldn't it be cool if she hired only authors to work there?"
-Ad Hudler, bestselling author, blogger and speaker. http://www.adhudler.com/
Thank you, Ann and Karen. Not only are we provided the glorious escape into Ann's written world from the books she creates (here's looking at you, State of Wonder), but now we have the prospect of a new home to house all the stories that shape and change our world.


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According to Facebook: Greenville County Pet Rescue, this beauty will be available at the high-kill upstate shelter on June 1. More information can be found on this Facebook thread.
The shelter in Greenville, South Carolina is full. This sweet baby, who is heartworm positive, needs a rescue or foster to step up for him.
NAME: Leaf
BREED: German Shepherd
SEX: male
EST. AGE: 3 yr
Est Weight: 64 lbs
Health: heartworm positive
Temperament: dog friendly, people friendly.
Available: 6/1
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Please share this article with friends in rescue, foster or who are looking to adopt a special pet. Social media has saved millions of shelter pets. Let's do our part to be sure this baby gets the chance at a forever home.
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Things in the world are starting to scare me. I want to get my first handgun. I've shot weapons before (used to be in the army many moons ago) and I've been going to both indoor and outdoor ranges with my friends who own all sorts of weapons.
Anyway, purpose of this weapon is primarily home and personal defense, though I will probably be occasionally carrying (openly) and may seek a CW permit. I want my wife to learn how to handle the weapon as well. Thinking of a 9mm as a first weapon, good for my wife and probably enough stopping power. Price is a factor (between $400-$650), but I don't want cheap junk. I want something that will be:
1. Reliable/dependable, it must not misfire/jam. 1st shot matters.
2. Safe, I don't want something that will accidentally go off or become a hazard to my family. So built in safeties are crucial, but not so much that its too cumbersome to operate.
3. Accurate.
4. Easy to fire, not hard recoil. Should be able to fire accurately with one hand if necessary in a pinch. Not too heavy a trigger pull
5. Easy to handle
6. Easy to clean (low maintenance)
What do you think of the following models:
Baretta Model 92
Glock Model 17 or 19
Ruger SR9
Springfield XD9
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In 2012 we'll see desktop motherboards (and I suppose laptops but let's ignore that) to build Windows boxes that have Thunderbolt connectors.
If/when I buy such a motherboard and build a Windows box around it, will there be a way to connect 27" Apple Thunderbolt monitors that I already own? I won't care if adaptors will be required, I'm just curious whether it will even be possible AT ALL?


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"This was as the desert should be, this was the desert of the picture books, with the land unrolled to the farthest distant horizon hills, with saguaro standing sentinel in their strange chessboard pattern, towering supinely above the fans of ocotillo and brushy mesquite, writes Dorothy B. Hughes.
I could not imagine the desert beyond what I saw in photos and on TV. In person, the desert has warm breezes and songs from birds that hide until you have gazed for a few minutes in the direction of the song. You hear rustlings that may be a small animal or a snake. And scents once only bottled in perfumes and soaps.
There is beauty in the desert and also danger from more than poisonous fangs. Some cacti can wound. But all desert creatures and plants are, in the end, a symbol of all that awes the human spirit. From raptors in free flight to the cactus that blooms after fifty years just before it dies, we are reminded of our humanity and our need to take joy in the moment and just the right measure of caution.
Tucson Arizona's Sonora Desert Museum brings the desert to seekers of this beauty without a long hike and camping gear. Its 21 acres and two miles of accessible walking paths host 230 animal species and 1,200 types of plants all native to the habitat. Abundant benches give visitors the opportunity to just be in the desert and fill their senses with desert beauty
Docents are happy to guide you to the attractions you most want to see and suggest exhibits and displays you may not have thought of. Raptors -- birds of prey -- in free flight was an unexpected experience of being in the wild so close to Tucson.
When most people think of Arizona, they think "Grand Canyon." When I remember Arizona, my first thought is the brush of a peregrine falcon's wing before it perched on a saguaro cactus well into its second century and looked at me like I was a sorry excuse for lunch.


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Comments about Cannondale Team Bib Tights:
Great looking cool weather tights. I am 6'2", 185 lbs. and size L is perfect. Construction seems very good. The thigh logos are embedded in the material; so those will last. The leg logos "71" and the Cannondale white logo, are the press on type. I am not sure how those will hold up over time; but they are of little consequence to the appearance anyway. I have worn these twice - once in 40 degree weather with no other layering with great results; and another time with running tights as a base layer when it was 35 degrees. Was comfortable both times. The construction appears very good. The chamois is good; but a bit bulky. Reasons for 4 vs. 5 stars: the leg logos and the slightly bulky pad.
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Sizing is an issue. I'm 6'0", 170 Lb and 31" waist. I ordered Size Med. and the waist size is just right, however the shoulder straps are very tight and legs are 2" too short. They may work for short people, but most over 5'10" are going to be unhappy with the fit.
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You ever look at your iPad and think, "Man, I wish I could strip away all of this device's modern conveniences and make it more like a typewriter"? Chances are that you haven't, but on the off chance that turning your iPad into a 19th century invention sounds appealing, there's always this Easy USB Typewriter Conversion Kit ($84). Looking at the instructions and the two to three hour installation time, we kind of question the "easy" part of its name. Still, you'll feel like a proper Mark Twain typing emails to your friends on this thing, so it could be worth it.
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Friday night's contest between the Helena-West Helena Central High Cougars and the Camden Fairview Cardinals left football fans hanging on the edge of their seats throughout the first half as Camden's lead over the Cougars steadily widened the second half with the Cardinals eventually winning, 28-13. The first few drives the Cougars made netted few yards leaving the Cardinals with excellent field position, which they took advantage of with 3:34 in the first quarter following a 26 yard TD pass. With the successful extra point attempt, Camden led 7-0. On the ensuing drive the Cougars drove the ball from their own 15 to enemy territory at the beginning of the second quarter resulting in a 6 yard drive to the end zone. Following the extra point attempt, the game was tied 7-7. With 2:27 left in the first half, the Cardinals drove the ball 62 yards in 9 plays, walking the ball in from the a yard out to the end zone. Following the extra point, Camden remained ahead the rest of the contest. The score was 14-7. Before the end of the first half, with only 29 seconds left, Central traveled 53 yards in less than a minute of game time. With a 39-yard scoring pass, the score going into halftime was 14-13. On the first possession of the 2nd half, the Cardinals received the ball at the Cougar 45. In just 6 plays Camden drove the ball 45 yards resulting in a 1-yard touchdown widening the gap to 20-13 following a blocked extra point attempt. The Cougars sealed their own fate in the fourth quarter when a fumbled snap at the 3-yard line resulted in a crucial turnover of which Central never recovered. The ensuing Cardinal drive of 85 yards in 11 plays resulted in a 23- yard TD pass with 2:45 left in the game. The Cougars recovered a fumble at the Camden 15 but 4 plays later the Cardinals intercepted an errant pass in the end zone leaving Camden with a live ball for the remaining minute of playtime. After taking a knee in the next two plays, the contest ended with a Cardinal victory over Central, 28-13.
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