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Ottilie Louise von Tonn
Date of Birth: 1. Aug. 1908
Birth Place: Bonn, Deutschland
"Tillie" was the youngest of three and spent her childhood in Bonn. Her father Fritz Erich was a Junkers landowner, her mother Almeda was a minor aristocrat, both were from East Prussia. Eldest brother Caption Fritz Erich von Tonn was in the 6th Panzer Division and killed in France in 1940. Her other older brother, Waldo Erich von Tonn, was a pilot and was shot down over the desert at the Battle of El Alamein. Her family was politically active and were staunch anti-communists. Tillie left home and started a singing career and travelled throughout Europe. While working in a Berlin Cabaret she was discovered and made 2 movies during 1939. She joined the National Socialist Women's Organization Frauenschaft and after losing both her brothers in 1940, she left her acting career to serve her country and volunteered as a Nurse for the Red Cross.
Highest promotion in 30.1.1944 was Oberwachtfuhrerin. Performed medical duties on the Eastern Front and at the Battle of the Bulge. Her parents were killed by advancing Allied troops in 1945. With her immediate family gone she immigrated to Galveston, Texas at the end of the war. She moved to Dallas in 1950 and created Southwest Sports Inc. and became the only female boxing and wrestling promoter of the day.
Karoline Bachmeier
Born 10. Dec, 1920
Birthplace- Hannover Germany
Mr. and Mrs Bachmeier were pig farmers in Hannover with a reputation for having the best Schinkenspeck (smoked bacon) in the area. They rasied two sons and a daughter and were killed in 1925 during a storm.
Abeland, the oldest son, finished rasing the two younger children. Both brothers were active in the Hilter Youth. Abeland joined the SS in 1940 and then following him was the youngest of the boys Achmad. The eldest brother was killed by the French resistance close to Paris in 1941. The youngest was injuried 3 times on the Eastern Front and was listed as missing in action at the Battle of Kursk.
"Kate" went on to complete gymnasium then college in Berlin, Germany . Volunterred for the Red Cross in 1940 and was sent to Bergen, Norway for 14 months. Was promoted to Haupthelferin while in Diijon France.
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Date of Birth: 1. July 1917
Birth Place: Hollenberg Austria
On 1 July 1917 in Hollenberg, Austria, Mr. and Mrs. Wechsler gave birth to their first child, a little girl they called Maira. Maira became one of four children. Her being the oldest and only girl followed by her three younger brothers: Deiter Wechsler, Zelig Wechsler, and Kellen Wechsler. Her father Lutz was a factory worker and her mother Winifrid stayed home and cared for the kids. Maira decided to continue to live in Hollenberg with her family until 1935. In the year 1935 she moved to Vienna, Austria and attended The University of Vienna to study philosophy and medicine. While studying at the University she met a young fellow by the name Eugen Forrester, and they began courting. When the war broke out Eugen, Deiter, and Zelig joined the wehrmacht and Maira moved back home to Hollenberg to be with her mother, father, and youngest brother. In 1940 Maira decided to put her medical education to use and volunteer as a Nurse for the Red Cross.


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Dendreon Provenge – A new one-of-a-kind prostate cancer treatment has been fully approved by the Food and Drug Administration. The drug is said to use the body's very own immune system in order to fight off the cancerous cells. Cancer is a very strong disease and progressive disease but this new treatment is giving patients an alternative to the older treatments that have serious side affects that are not desired. Some of these decade old treatments can even cause death on their own. Dendreon Corp.'s Provenge is said to train your own immune system to get strong and fight off tumors that are cancerous. The treatment is referred to as a "vaccine" regardless of the fact that it is used to actually treat the disease instead of just preventing it. Generally, vaccines are used to only prevent health problems.
This type of research has been going on for quite a few years but doctors have never been successful with their research until now. Provenge is the only "vaccine" that has actually proven to make people with cancer live longer and feel better. The drug was initially created to treat cancer that has taken a deadly approach and moved to multiple areas of the human body. The drug is also recommended for those who have tried hormone therapy but their bodies did not respond. Provenge has immune cells inserted into it from the patient's own blood and then you get exposed to large amounts of protein that are normally found in prostate cancer. This type of exposure then makes the cells become hostile against each other and they will begin to destroy the very cells that are cancerous.
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Sega is currently prepping to launch Jet Set Radio, but they may have a couple of other high-profile Dreamcast titles lined up for the future.
The news was broke during an interview with Sega Brand Manager Ben Harborne, conducted by Game Reactor. Harborne was asked that if the fans had a voice in the matter, what game would be next.
"I can tell you what'll be: Shenmue," Harborne said. "That, and Skies of Arcadia. They're a couple of our most requested games. I can't say 'yes' or 'no', but we may be working on them."
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Here is my latest installment of the Sun-Sentinel stock report, which should help Dolphins fans keep track of which Dolphins are moving their way up the depth chart, and which players are on their way out the door.
Center Steve McKinney would have been in my down section this week, but the Trifecta beat me to it, making another sacrifice offerings to the football Gods. His removal should remind all the borderline players that one bad week of practice will cost you your job.
NT Paul Soliai – There might be hope after all for last year's fourth round pick. This reclamation project was a beast against the Jaguars, contributing four tackles, one of which was behind the line of scrimmage, and forcing a fumble on the goalline. But was this just one game, or is this Utah product actually learning from working behind a proven nose tackle like Jason Ferguson. Soliai will have two games to prove to this coaching staff that his play against Jacksonville wasn't a fluke, and that he deserves to at least initially find a home on the Dolphins 53-man roster.
WR Ted Ginn Jr. – It really shouldn't surprise me that Ginn caught everything thrown his way because the Ohio State standout possesses the surest hands on the team. If he'd only not bobbled that sideline pass from Chad Henne he'd have contributed over 100 yards of offense. But Ginn's performance was still eye opening since it appears he's developing into Chad Pennington's favorite target. Ginn has the speed to create separation, and now all he has to concentrate on doing is running better routes. I can envision Ginn doubling the 34 passes he caught last year for 420 yards and four touchdowns if he becomes a more crisp route runner.
OG Donald Thomas – Ricky Williams found plenty of space to run up the gut the past two weeks, and a big reason for that was the holes this sixth-round pick has been plowing open. The former Connecticut walk-on is blossoming before our very eyes, and his early showings indicates he doesn't just have the potential to be a starter. Thomas could be a standout offensive lineman for the next few seasons. He's not polished yet, but the core strength he has will serve this between-the-tackles power running game very well. If he becomes a better pulling guard throughout the course of this season the Dolphins could be looking at a fixture for the next decade. He's clearly the steal of the 2008 draft.
WR Ernest Wilford – If only gas prices would fall as far and fast as Wilford has dropped down the depth chart. Even against Jacksonville's second string defenders Wilford struggled to get open. From my standpoint, he's clearly behind Ginn, Derek Hagan, David Kircus, and maybe even Davone Bess on the depth chart. But the Dolphins won't cut him because he was given a $6 million signing bonus this offseason. That means they need to find a role for this big, physical receiver. He should certainly be a jump-ball option in the redzone. And he's still the best run blocking wideout the Dolphins have. Maybe if offensive coordinator Dan Henning plays to his strengths for a while he'll eventually come around. Pennington also must learn where this 6-foot-4 target likes to catch the ball, and I'm told that's with his hands very close to his body, and legs stationary. It's clear he has potential. But there's plenty of work to be done.
TE David Martin - Last year's starting tight end is the best pass catching option the Dolphins have at the position, but if Martin doesn't start blocking better it's going to be hard for the Trifecta to justify keeping him on the roster. There were three instances in the Jacksonville game where his wimpy blocks compromised the play. He has no business being in the backfield, serving as an H-back, which was the role he was assigned against the Jaguars. Maybe they were testing him out. And if that's the case he failed big time. So Anthony Fasano is going to have to play that H-back role during games, which could limit his opportunities to play off the line of scrimmage and run routes down-field. The Dolphins need the tight end position to be productive, and it hasn't so far in the first two games. Maybe they can find someone salvageable off the waiver wire to upgrade the unit. If not, this position will have to be addressed in the 2009 draft, or free agency.
FB Reagan Mauia – Boomer Grigsby has finally unseated Mauia for the starting fullback spot and I don't see him giving it back. Grigsby is a better special teams player, he catches the ball better, and he's a serviceable, if not good, lead blocker on running plays. Mauia whiffed on a couple of blocks the past two games, and despite the lucky catch he made against Tampa Bay he's got hands of stone. That's why I expect it's Grigsby and not Mauia who survives the final cut. It's unrealistic to think the Dolphins will keep two fullbacks, but Mauia is talented enough to find work elsewhere.
So, who do you hope does, or doesn't make this list next week with the first batch of cuts on the horizon?
The Dolphins are already under the 75 player threshold, so there is no need for people on the roster to fret at this minute, even though bodies like McKinney's and Jay Feely's seem to be dropping every week.
But Saturday's game against Kansas City is the put up or shut up time.
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The secret that everyone knew about finally became reality on Wednesday afternoon as Atlanta was awarded a Major League Soccer franchise. Speculation had been rife for months that Arthur Blank was on the verge of bringing MLS to Atlanta especially since he gained the final approvals on his new Falcons stadium.
That speculation proved to be well founded as Blank, Mayor Kasim Reed, MLS Commissioner Don Garber, Frank Poe, Executive Director of the Georgia World Congress Center Authority and former MLS and USA international standout Alexi Lalas gathered for a press conference to announce the award. The Atlanta MLS franchise will use the new Falcons stadium and will put its first team on the field in the 2017 season.
The popularity of the MLS has been steadily growing in North America over the last few years. As soccer gains a growing foothold in North America more stars are being attracted to the highest level of professional soccer here. International stars like Thierry Henry, Robbie Keane, and David Beckham have all played MLS alongside such U.S. stars like Clint Dempsey and Landon Donovan with English soccer superstar David Beckham and his investor group likely to be the next MLS expansion franchise in south Florida once a stadium is determined.
It makes sense to award Atlanta an MLS franchise. It is the biggest media market in the United States without an MLS team and the changing demographics of the city have created a growing demand for top class soccer. That demand has become more evident in recent years as Atlanta has been attracting bigger soccer events and larger crowds.
Most recently more than 69,000 fans watched Mexico and Nigeria play at the Georgia Dome while the city has also played host to two CONCACAF Gold Cup games, the US Women's National team and several international clubs that have played games at the Dome.
In announcing the addition of Atlanta and Arthur Blank to the MLS family, Commissioner Garber said in a statement "We are thrilled to welcome Atlanta to Major League Soccer as our 22nd team. Atlanta is one of the largest and most diverse markets in North America and has a rich tradition in sports and culture…With Arthur Blank joining our ownership group, we are adding one of the most respected owners in professional sports."
This has been a developmental journey that started in 2008 for Blank who stated "We are very excited to bring a Major League Soccer team to Atlanta. We are going to build a first-class organization on and off the field that will be a source of pride for the entire community, and we believe our downtown stadium will become a destination for soccer fans throughout the Southeast for many years to come."
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UPDATED Monday 6:45 PM -- The area surrounding Roscoe Veazey Road in Hanson is a quiet small community.
"You know almost everybody in your whole area. When something like this does happen it catches you by surprise," said Hanson Volunteer Assistant Fire Chief, Jesse Breedlove.
A trailer fire around 9:30 Saturday night changed all that, and is catching the attention of everyone in Hopkins County.
"I've been on the department for 23 years and this is my second fatality," added Breedlove.
Volunteer firefighters tell WBKO when they arrived on the scene, one half of the house was already engulfed in flames, but the other half had yet to be affected. When they busted down the front door instead of finding fire damage, they found the body of James Simmons.
Firefighters kept the flames away from the body of 51-year-old Simmons until the Sheriff's Office arrived. Officials said the fire looked suspicious, and the autopsy results only raised those concerns.
"There was a gunshot wound to the back of the head," said Hopkins County Sheriff, Frank Latham.
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"I can't comment on that part. We will be meeting with the Commonwealth Attorney for the next couple of days," said Latham when asked about the identity of the person of interest.
The murder hasn't been easy to take for people who live in the area. They said James Simmons was just like any other person living in Hopkins County.
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Reports said the victim of the fire, James Simmons', home was believed to be suspicious. Those suspicions were confirmed when an autopsy found a bullet wound in Simmons skull.
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Saints cornerback Jabari Greer was sitting on the back of the medical cart, having maimed his knee leaping up to deflect a pass against the San Francisco 49ers on Nov. 17.
Yet he wasn't worried about whether he had played his last down for the New Orleans Saints or what implication his injury may have on his career.
He only wanted his wife, his two children and his mother — who were all watching the game — to know he felt fine, at least under the circumstances.
And he wanted his teammates to know the same so they could concentrate on finishing up the game.
"When something like that happens, … life is put into perspective," said Greer, who later learned he had torn the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, a devastating setback for any athlete. "The only thing that mattered were my loved ones and … my teammates.
"I wanted to make sure they knew I was OK."
But there wasn't much time before the cart drove him off the field, through a tunnel and to an ambulance waiting in the bowels of the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. So he did all he could.
Clad in his black No. 33 jersey, he choked back the tears, raised his right arm and waved at the crowd of more than 73,000, who applauded him wildly. He pointed at the sidelines — at his teammates — and soon was gone.
The Saints, 7-2 at the time, ultimately defeated San Francisco, who qualified to Super Bowl two seasons ago and the NFC Championship this past year. No one can say how much, if anything, Greer's evocative gesture had to do with the victory.
But no scene better illustrated the gallant way Greer carried himself during what proved to be his final season in black and gold.
Greer was among four defensive veterans the Saints on Wednesday said they'd cut ties with. New Orleans was estimated to be $14 million over the 2014 salary cap, more or less.
The decisions to release Greer, safety Roman Harper, defensive end Will Smith and to not re-sign free agent-to-be Jonathan Vilma — all of whom had a hand in winning Super Bowl XLIV, the Saints' sole world title — reportedly got the Saints more than $2 million under the salary cap.
Of the four outgoing Saints, Greer was the only one to not represent New Orleans in a Pro Bowl. Yet, with all due respect to the on-field accomplishments by and off-field charity work from Harper, Smith and Vilma, it could be a long time before the Saints find another player who represents them as well as Greer did.
What follows is no exhaustive, behind-the-scenes look at the end of Greer's tenure with the Saints. It's just a vignette that begins to hint at the kind of person and football player the Saints had in Greer, who's portrayed here in his lowest moments preceding lower ones — the one against the 49ers and the one Wednesday.
Greer did not have as much fun as his teammates did during the Saints' 26-18 win at Chicago on Oct. 6, New Orleans' first triumph at Soldier Field in four tries under coach Sean Payton. He gave up a touchdown, 128 yards and completions to five separate players.
A reporter approached him about the frustrating outing he had against Chicago, and Greer — perpetually polite — said, "I've played in this league long enough to know every week isn't a Pro Bowl-caliber game. … I definitely have reset my focus, I'm preparing myself to have a much better game, and I'm excited."
He wouldn't have a better game. He traveled to New England with the Saints and let Patriots receiver Kenbrell Thompkins slip behind him and into the end zone as New Orleans tried to preserve a four-point lead with 5 seconds left in the contest.
Tom Brady zipped the football inches above a leaping Greer's outstretched left hand and connected with Thompkins, who secured the 17-yard pass in the rear left corner of the end zone to give New England a stunning win.
Greer was waiting at his locker when the media herded around him. He told the first reporter, "Good to see you, man." He asked how the reporter's trip had gone.
Then, Greer got down to business, answering question after question. Will Thompkins' score haunt him? What was it like to be so close to handing New England a rare home defeat in the fall, only for it to fall apart in the last seconds? Will the Saints be able to work past this?
Among his answers: "You never want to hurt your team." "To have it slip through our fingers like that is tough to swallow." "This doesn't define who I am. This doesn't define this team."
A quarter of an hour passed before the questions stopped and the herd dispersed. He told the last reporter, "Can I help you with anything else?" When the reporter said, "No," he said, "Thanks for coming by. It was good to see you."
On a New Year's Day at the Saints' facility, Greer implied that it disturbed him the last image fans had of him was his being whisked away by a medical cart into a dark tunnel.
"I guess it's kind of eerie," Greer said.
What followed sounded worse — he remained in his football pants for the next 24 hours as various doctors examined him, and it was numerous days before he could take a proper shower. "Suffice to say, I had a good stank on me," Greer said.
So, do Jabari a solid. Don't let any of those be the last images you have of him in a Saints uniform. Instead, cut the memories off an instant before his injury, when he broke a pass up.
Before going down, he led his team in those, you know.


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King of the Iron Islands
this wiki
The King of the Iron Islands was the ruler of the Iron Islands when it was a sovereign kingdom prior to the Targaryen conquest. The title has twice been revived by Balon Greyjoy in attempts to secede from the Iron Throne's rule, during the Greyjoy Rebellion and again in the War of the Five Kings.
Traditionally, the King of the Iron Islands sat on the Seastone Chair.
Historical Kings of the Iron Islands
- The Grey King - the legendary first King of the Iron Islands and ancestor of House Greyjoy.
- Harren of House Hoare - Harren, his father, and his grandfather held the expanded title of "King of the Isles and the Rivers", due to their conquest of the Riverlands.
Modern Kings of the Iron Islands
- {Balon} of House Greyjoy, the Ninth of His Name since the Grey King. Murdered by his younger brother Euron Greyjoy.
- Euron of House Greyjoy, the sucessor to Balon.
In the books
In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, the Iron Islands were an independent sovereign kingdom from the Dawn Age, up until they were conquered by Aegon I Targaryen three centuries ago during the War of Conquest.
"Kingship" over the Iron Islands actually has an odd history compared with practices on the mainland, particularly because the position is not necessarily hereditary. For much of their history, each island was its own "kingdom" with two kings: a "Rock King" who ruled the land, and a "Salt King" who commanded at sea. The "King of the Iron Islands", also known as the "High King" or "Iron King", was an over-king set above the rest. Moreover, the "High King of the Iron Islands" was an elective kingship, not a hereditary one (somewhat similar to early practice in the Holy Roman Empire). Each new High King was elected in an assembly known as a Kingsmoot.
Five thousand years ago, Urron Greyiron killed all of candidates at the Kingsmoot, and established a dynasty that ruled the Iron Islands as hereditary kings for a thousand years. The Greyirons were destroyed four thousand years ago during the Andal Invasion, when they were deposed by House Hoare. Even so, House Hoare apparently summoned a Kingsmoot to confirm their new rule when they overthrew the Greyirons, but the practice was not revived and House Hoare continued to rule as hereditary kings for the next four thousand years, up until their destruction in the Targaryen Conquest. House Greyjoy was subsequently selected to rule over the Iron Islands on behalf of the Targaryens. During the first Greyjoy Rebellion, Balon Greyjoy declared himself king and rebelled against the mainland, his claim to kingship over the rest of the ironborn partially based on the fact that he was already overlord of the islands.
The kings did not have crowns which were handed down through dynasties. Each new king made a new Driftwood Crown out of actual driftwood, and their styles varied widely (some large and ornate, others small and elegantly simple). At the end of their reigns their crowns were broken up and the pieces cast back into the sea for the Drowned God, and their successor would make a new crown.
During the War of the Five Kings, Balon Greyjoy makes a second attempt to secede from the mainland and declares independence once again as King of the Iron Islands. However, it is pointed out within the narrative that the matter of Balon's succession is unclear, given the Iron Islands' unusual practices in the past of elective kingship. Even after the Kingsmoots ended, when the kingship became hereditary, the line of succession within the royal family was often very unstable, and decided at the point of a sword. The revived "Kingdom of the Iron Islands" has not yet settled upon a new pattern of inheritance law, thus there is some dispute and jockeying for position over who exactly is Balon's designated heir. Following the primogeniture laws of the mainland, Theon would be Balon's heir as his only surviving son. However, under equal primogeniture laws (such as in Dorne), his older sister Asha (Yara in the TV series) could be argued to be the heir. Moreover, other forms of inheritance laws (similar to real-life Anjou) would actually place the king's brothers ahead of his children, thus favoring Balon's brothers Euron and Victarion. Euron has been exiled from the islands, however, and Balon's youngest brother Aeron voluntarily does not consider himself eligible to succeed because he is a priest of the Drowned God. Ultimately, the matter might be decided by a Kingsmoot, in which case the most popular potential heir would succeed. In such a scenario, Theon isn't very popular, and Asha/Yara would have difficulty succeeding to power as a woman in the misogynistic culture of the ironborn, while Victarion is very well respected as the commander of the Iron Islands' navy. This leads to considerable bickering over who exactly is considered to be Balon's royal heir. In contrast to the kingship, succession over simple lordships in the Iron Islands (such as Balon's lordship of Pyke island), follows the male primogeniture laws of the mainland.
See also
- King of the Iron Islands on A Wiki of Ice and Fire (spoilers from the books)
|King Euron I Greyjoy (disputed)
Queen Yara I Greyjoy (disputed)
|Pyke, Pyke
|The Iron Islands
|King of the Iron Islands · Lord Reaper of Pyke · King of Salt and Rock · Son of the Sea Wind · Lord of the Iron Islands
|The Grey King · Vickon Greyjoy
|Current members:
|Aeron Greyjoy · Alannys Greyjoy · Victarion Greyjoy · Theon Greyjoy
|Deceased members:
|Balon Greyjoy · Rodrik Greyjoy · Maron Greyjoy
|{Dagmer} · {Lorren} · {Drennan} · {Gelmarr} · {Stygg} · {Aggar} · {Wex} · {Urzen}


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Dec. 12, 2012
Complete Release as a PDF FileClick here to view the live stream of this game on-line
Date: Saturday, Dec. 15, 2012
Time: 8 p.m. MST
Location: Olson Court, McKale Center (14,538), Tucson, Ariz.
Radio: IMG College/Wildcat Radio Network (Brian Jeffries/Matt Muehlebach) [Sirius/XM: 91/91]
TV: ESPN (Dave Pasch/Miles Simon)
GAME DATA: Eighth-ranked Arizona (7-0, 0-0 Pac-12) returns to McKale Center to host fifth-ranked Florida (7-0, 0-0 SEC) Saturday night on ESPN ... Today's game is the first game in December, and just the fourth of the college basketball season, featuring two top-10 ranked teams ... It's the first time two top-10 teams have met in McKale Center since Jan. 10, 2004 ... Both teams are similar statistically, including scoring offense (UA 79.3/UF 73.6), scoring margin (+20.4/+25.3), rebound margin (+11.5/+10.7) and field goal percentage (.486/.473).
THE RANKINGS: For the second straight week, UA is ranked eighth in both the Associated Press and ESPN/USA Today Coaches' polls. The Cats' No. 8 ranking is the highest for the program under Sean Miller, and the first time UA has been ranked as high in-season since coming in at No. 8 in the Jan. 8, 2007, coaches' poll.
ARIZONA HEAD COACH Sean Miller . . . is in his fourth season at the University of Arizona and his ninth overall as a college head coach with a record of 196-82 (.705) and 76-35 (.685) at Arizona ... In his eight-plus year career, Miller's teams have won 20 games six times and captured five regular-season or postseason tournament titles ... He guided UA to 30 wins and the 2011 Pac-10 regular-season championship in a run that culminated in the NCAA Tournament's Elite Eight, earning Pac-10 Conference and NABC District 20 Coach-of-the-Year honors ... Miller came to Tucson after five successful years at Xavier University, where he amassed four 20-win seasons and four NCAA Tournament appearances ... His clubs won the three Atlantic 10 regular season championships (2007-09) and the 2006 Atlantic 10 postseason tournament title ... During his time at XU, the Musketeers won better than 71 percent of their conference games, including an .813 winning percentage (39-9) in his last three seasons ... Miller has made 16 trips to the postseason in his 19 seasons as a head, assistant or associate head coach (9 NCAA/7 NIT) and has an 9-5 (.643) NCAA Tournament record as a head coach ... He took two Xavier teams to the NCAA Tournament's Sweet 16 (2008, 2009) with his 2008 club advancing to the West Regional final ... His 2007-08 team set a Xavier record for wins in a season with 30, helping him claim Atlantic 10 and NABC District 10 Coach-of-the-Year honors ... Since becoming a head coach, all 23 players to complete eligibility under Miller have earned their degrees ... Miller has recruited classes ranked in the top-10 nationally in each of the last two seasons ... He is assisted by James Whitford, Emanuel Richardson and Joe Pasternack ... Miller is 0-1 vs. Florida as a head coach.
LAST TIME OUT: In a game of large momentum swings, Arizona swung first and last to earn a 66-54 win last Saturday at Clemson. UA opened the game with a 22-8 run, Clemson answered with a 36-16 run to take a six-point lead before the Wildcats closed the game with a 22-7 run over the last 7:54 to win it. Powered by 20 offensive boards, Arizona held a 44-33 rebound edge. Mark Lyons led all scorers with 20 points, his first 20-point game as a Wildcat.
SCOUTING FLORIDA: The Gators enter tonight's game with a 7-0 record (0-0 SEC) following a 72-47 win Dec. 5 at Florida State. On the season, UF averages 73.6 points per game, shoots 47.3 percent from the floor (176-of-372), 35.1 percent (53-of-151) from three-point range and 70.5 percent (110-of-156) from the line. Opponents average 48.3 points, are outrebounded by 10.7 per game and shoot 34.9 percent from the floor (124-of-355). Individually, four Florida players average in double figures, led by Kenny Boynton's 14.4 ppg figure. Patric Young leads the Gators in rebounding at 7.9 rebounds per game.
THE SERIES: Tonight's game is the fourth meeting of the two schools with Florida holding a 2-1 series advantage. Arizona won the first meeting, 75-71, on Nov. 9, 2001, in New York City and Florida captured the last two, including a 78-72 overtime win last season in Gainesville on Dec. 7. All-time, Arizona is 0-0 in series games played in Tucson, 0-1 in Gainesville, Fla., and 1-1 in neutral-site games. For more series information, please see page 47 in the UA media guide.
THE LAST MEETING: Florida 78, Arizona 72 (OT); Dec. 7, 2011: Solomon Hill's three free throws with four seconds remaining in regulation forced an extra period, but Florida sank 8-of-12 free throws in overtime to pull away. UA led by seven points with 6:12 to go in the second half and withstood a 14-4 Florida run before Hill's momentary heroics. Turnovers and rebounding ultimately spelled doom for the Cats, as the Gators enjoyed a +6 margin in turnover points and a +13 margin in second-chance points. Jesse Perry tallied a career-high 23 points to lead the Cats.
AGAINST THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE: All-time, Arizona is 20-26 (.435) all-time against teams that currently reside in the Southeastern Conference, and is 0-3 against the league dating back to the start of the 2009-10 season. Arizona last faced an SEC foe on Dec. 7, 2011, losing at Florida, 78-72, in overtime. For more series information against the conferences, please see page 51 of the UA media guide.
ELITE COMPANY: Intersectional match-ups are always interesting, and tonight's game even more so due to the fact that both teams enter the contest ranked in the top-10 nationally. All-told, this just the 11th college basketball game in 2012-13 featuring two ranked teams, and just the fourth featuring two top-10 teams. See the back page of the PDF of this release for a complete list.
TOP-10 SHOWDOWNS: As mentioned earlier, tonight's game is the first time McKale Center has hosted a pair of top-10 teams since Jan. 10, 2004, when No. 4 Stanford defeated No. 3 Arizona, 82-72. In fact this will be the 13th such meeting in McKale Center history, dating back to December 1987, and UA is 9-3 in those games. Please see the back page of the PDF of this release for a complete list of games.
ON THE RISE: Nick Johnson guided Arizona to two more wins last week, posting strong numbers across the board by averaging 18.0 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 4.5 steals. The sophomore guard connected on 56.5 percent of his field goal attempts (13-of-23), including 4-of-9 from three-point range (.444), and 66.7 percent of his free throws. He opened the week with a career-high 23 points, three rebounds, four assists and a career-high four steals in the win over Southern Miss and followed that up with 13 points, a season-high five boards and a new career-high of five steals in UA's 12-point road win at Clemson. The sophomore averages 13.6 points, 3.1 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game to go with a .548 field goal percentage. He also leads Arizona in points (95), assists (26) and steals (19).
GETTING OFFENSIVE: Credit offensive rebounding for the victory on Saturday, as Arizona offset its lowest field goal percentage of the season (22-of-62/.355) with its highest number of offensive rebounds (20). The effort led to an 18-11 advantage in second-chance points, and marked the most offensive boards for the program in more than five years. The last time UA grabbed 20 offensive rebounds came on March 19, 2006, in an 82-78 loss to Villanova in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
A STATE OF CONTROL: Arizona has now outrebounded six consecutive opponents, including Clemson Saturday by a 44-33 margin. In that span, Arizona is averaging a +13.8 rebound margin with the lowest being a +7 vs. Southern Miss on Dec. 4. Currently, the Wildcats' +11.5 rebound margin leads all Pac-12 schools.
STEPPING UP: Look no further than the free throw line to see where the Wildcats are doing good work. Not only are the Wildcats connecting on 76.3 percent (135-of-177), but through seven games, Arizona averages 25.3 free throws per game and is outscoring opponents by an average of 9.6 points per game from the line. Not only has Arizona nearly made twice as many FTs as its opponents (135-68), the Cats have made 30 more charity tosses than foes have attempted. Saturday at Clemson, Arizona made 17-of-20 free throws (.850) including 12-of-13 in the second half.
MAKE HIS MARK: Senior Mark Lyons continues to make a positive impact on the Wildcats, as the senior posted his first 20-point game of the season Saturday at Clemson. He connected on 7-of-13 field goals and all five free throws to go with four boards, a game-high four assists (1 TO) and a steal. On the season, Lyons is averaging 13.4 points and 2.6 assists per game to go with a .450 (27-of-60) field goal percentage.
HE DOES MORE THAN SCORE: While Solomon Hill had an off night offensively - 2-of-16 FGs - at Clemson, he did manage to contribute in other areas, posting his first double-figure rebound game of the season (15th career) with 10 boards. That effort included seven offensive rebounds, the most offensive rebounds for a Wildcat since Derrick Williams pulled down nine at Washington State on Jan. 22, 2011. The 6-foot-7 forward also added three assists, two blocks and two steals. Through seven games, Hill is averaging 12.3 points, 5.4 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game.
PRODUCTIVE: Freshman Brandon Ashley collected nine points, six boards and a blocked shot Saturday at Clemson, an effort that included his first collegiate trey. The 6-foot-8 forward from San Francisco, Calif., connected on 3-of-5 field goals to boost his season FG percentage to .594 (19-of-32). Currently, he ranks second on the team with a 6.4 rebounds per game average and fourth in scoring at 9.3 ppg.
A STEADYING INFLUENCE: Kaleb Tarczewski is nothing if not consistent. The 7-foot freshman center from Claremont, N.H., has grabbed five or more rebounds in each of the last five games, averaging 7.2 rpg in that span. He leads the Wildcats in that category for the season (6.7 rpg) to go with a 6.3 ppg average and a .552 (16-of-29) field goal percentage.
STOLEN MOMENTS: Led by Nick Johnson's career-high five, Arizona tallied a season-high 13 steals at Clemson, which is the highest single-game total in the Sean Miller era. The Cats average 8.9 steals per game to date, also a Miller era high.
WORTH NOTING: With a pair of wins last week, Arizona moved to 7-0 on the season, which is the best start for the program since the 1998-99 squad started the season 8-0 ... UA is 2-0 this season in true road games, and in those two games has limited the hosts to an average of 55.5 points and a cumulative .365 (42-of-115) field goal percentage, while posting a +13 rebound margin. Arizona is the only Pac-12 school with a pair of true road wins this season ... The win at Clemson was UA's fifth consecutive against the Atlantic Coast Conference under Sean Miller.
ALWAYS ON THE RUN: Arizona has displayed a knack for timely runs so far this season. Saturday at Clemson, the Wildcats used a 22-7 run to close the contest and earn a 12-point win. Here is a look at Arizona's notable runs to date:
26-3 run over 8:41 (2nd) at Texas Tech, Dec. 1
21-4 run over 9:07 (2nd) vs. Long Beach State, Nov. 19
23-6 run over 7:55 (1st) vs. Long Beach State, Nov. 19
22-7 run over 8:56 (2nd) at Clemson, Dec. 8
13-0 run over 4:26 (2nd) vs. UTEP, Nov. 15
14-2 run over 4:10 (2nd) vs. Northern Arizona, Nov. 28
22-10 run over 9:27 (1st) vs. Charleston Southern, Nov. 11
14-4 run over 5:48 (2nd) vs. Southern Miss, Dec. 4
SCORING 80: Arizona scored 85 points Dec. 1 at Texas Tech, topping the 80-point plateau for the fourth time this year (4-0). Perhaps no statistic is more telling of UA success, as the squad is 210-20 (.913) since the start of the 1997-98 season when scoring at least 80 points.
RECRUITING CLASS: The Arizona coaching staff signed two student-athletes to National-Letters-of-Intent as part of the November early signing period. Rondae Jefferson (F, 6-7, 215) from Chester, Pa., who preps at Chester H.S.; and Elliott Pitts (G, 6-5, 180) from Dublin, Calif., who preps at De La Salle H.S.; make up a class that is ranked No. 18 nationally by espn.com.
UP NEXT: The Wildcats return to action on Tuesday, Dec. 18, when the team hosts Oral Roberts in its final non-conference home game. Tip-off in McKale Center is scheduled for 7 p.m. MST and can be seen on the Pac-12 Networks.


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The Stars Are All New Songs, Vol. 1 (Loveland Records 008)
Jakob Bro (guitar), Bill Frisell (guitar), Ben Street (bass), Paul Motian (drums).
Composed by Jakob Bro.
Recorded: New York, September, 2007
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It's a mystery to me why this song isn't available in your local record store. Nor will you find it at Amazon or the other web music retailers. Even CD Baby has apparently thrown it out with the bathwater. Copenhagen-based Bro has put together a stellar band for this date, but they must be confiscating the CDs at the border. Or perhaps customs agents are bringing these disks home for their private enjoyment. Yet even fans who haven't heard of guitarist Bro may want this CD if only for the sidemen -- some of the other tracks on The Stars Are All New Songs feature Kurt Rosenwinkel and Mark Turner, and rhythm sections don't get much better than the one assembled here. You owe it to yourself to make Mr. Bro's acquaintance too. This CD opener is a compelling example of atmospheric jazz, with strong contributions from Frisell, Motian and company. Bro has crafted a floating rubato performance with great sensitivity to silence and space. Take my word for it, you won't be able to find a copy within a thousand miles of your home. Write your congressman and get the Bro embargo lifted.
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Truck on out to Waupun, Wisconsin on Saturday, August 15th, and celebrate 26 years of the Waupun Truck-N-Show! Visitors will enjoy free admission, live bands, food/beverage stands and impressive truck and motorcycle shows, and they'll also have the chance to interact with wish families and help make wishes come true for special kids!
The Waupun Truck-N-Show will be hosting a motorcycle ride and parade with all registration proceeds benefiting Make-A-Wish® Wisconsin. Registration for the ride is just $10 per person and will begin at 8:30 a.m. and continue until the ride begins at 10 a.m. Take in the beautiful sights of Kettle Moraine on this cruise and return to the Waupun Truck-N-Show where participants have the option to sign up for a motorcycle parade through downtown Waupun at no extra cost. Parade registration will go from noon-2 p.m. with the parade beginning at 2:45 p.m. A truck parade will follow at 3 p.m.
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text: Beauty We All Want To Look Like Kate 04 June 2013 Lisa Niven Picture credit: Rex Features KATE MIDDLETON has been named the UK's most influential beauty icon in a recent poll, although the "other" Kate (Moss) comes in at a close second."Two years ago blonde shades were more than twice as popular as brunette tones. Immediately after the Royal Wedding we experienced a surge in brown shades and in particular, Kate's signature Natural Dark Brown colour," said Siobhan McDermott, general manager for Feel Unique - who conducted the study. "It's now our most popular shade and contributes to brown colours consistently outselling blondes by two to one."And it's not only her hair we're coveting, products reportedly used by the Duchess - Lancôme's Génifique Advanced Youth Activating Concentrate, Elizabeth Arden's Rose Illumination and presumably her infamous kohl eye liner - are reportedly three times more popular than those favoured by rock 'n' roll beauty Kate Moss."Kate and Kate represent two sides of really modern women and between the two of them they cover all style and lifestyle tastes," Newby Hands, editorial director at Feel Unique, told the Daily Mail.And closely following Kates Middleton and Moss, who received 30 per cent and 15 per cent of "most beautiful" votes respectively, are Victoria Beckham in third place and British model Cara Delevingne in fourth. Related Gallery Duchess Of Cambridge: Hair Style File Related Gallery Kate Moss: Hair Style File


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Senior Kevin Thomas blocked four shots against Louisiana Tech
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NEW ORLEANS - Poor shooting plagued the Tulane men's basketball team on Thursday night as the Green Wave fell to visiting Louisiana Tech, 73-45, in the Conference USA home opener at Fogelman Arena in Devlin Fieldhouse.
Tulane (9-9, 1-2 C-USA) shot a season-low 23.3 percent from the floor (10-of-43) and failed to make a three-pointer from the first time this season (0-14) against Louisiana Tech's (15-3, 3-0 C-USA) defense. The Bulldogs also forced 17 turnovers that resulted in 17 points.
"This was a very disappointing performance," Tulane head coach Ed Conroy said. "Obviously, (Louisiana Tech) is a very good basketball team and they played well with a lot of energy tonight, but from the very start our guys took some very ill advised shots that led to misses and some breaks for them."
Louis Dabney led Tulane with 11 points, while Jay Hook added eight, Jonathan Stark had seven and Kevin Thomas chipped in six to go along with four blocked shots and five rebounds. Tre Drye led the Wave with seven boards and Cameron Reynolds also had five.
As a team, Tulane pulled down just 37 rebounds. Louisiana Tech, who shot just 35.5 percent from the field themselves, grabbed 53 with 21 coming on the offensive end.
"The defensive boards were the key to the whole game," Conroy added. "Everybody on their roster has an offensive rebound. All five guys need to block out for us and if we do that then we have stops and it changes the whole game. As it was, it led to 30 more field goal attempts for them."
Tulane did hold Tech to its fourth lowest point total of the season as the Bulldogs scored 13 points lower than its season average of 85.9 points per game.
Kenyon McNeail and Jaron Johnson each scored 14 points off the bench to lead Louisiana Tech. Kenneth Smith added 11 assists in the win.
The Green Wave continue the home stand on Saturday when they host Rice at 7 p.m. CT in Devlin Fieldhouse.
Tickets for the 2013-14 Tulane men's basketball games are available for as low as $10.00 for adults and $5.00 for children. For additional information, contact the Tulane Team Shop ticket office in person on the first floor of the James W. Wilson, Jr. Center Monday thru Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Information is also available over the phone at 504-861-WAVE (9283) or via the Internet at www.TulaneGreenWave.com.
- With four blocked shots in tonight's game, Kevin Thomas has now recorded 19 blocks in the last five games.
- Louis Dabney scored in double figures in tonight's game with his 11 points. It is his 15th double digit scoring game of the season and the 17th of his career.


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Well, it's hard to believe it's September already. The kids are back to school and settled into their new routines. Lockers have been organized and the shiny new supplies have already lost some of their luster. Also back is one of my least favorite tasks - packing lunches.
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After having no luck with my other beds I decided that perhaps wicking beds are the better solution for my neglectful gardening habits. I decided to modify regular wicking beds and put in a reservoir to save money on media and increase water retention in the system.
I'm currently waiting for my seedlings to sprout so I can put them in. I'm also looking for a cheap supplier of black bird mesh because the possums and bush turkeys are my constant nemesis. Bunnings only seem to have the white. Being at the front of the house I think the black mesh will look a lot nicer.
Full details on the build here.
This shows how the water flows through the reservoir. The light blue is the water movement up the wicking media as it seeps through the geofabric.
Note: I am aware that white mesh is better for birds but it's location is in an area which isn't really a bird flightpath (Except marauding turkeys looking to dig). I use white netting throughout the back beds because it's much more open and a lot of birds congregate there.
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Hey Cres I'm interested in how your Perlite as the bottom layer wicking medium has worked out. Has the Perlite degraded/turned into dust or have you had any problems with blockages down there?
I'm considering using it instead of the usual pebbles/scoria etc but would be interested to see how you've ventured.
There's a new member on BLF who might have the netting you are looking for. See http://brisbanelocalfood.ning.com/profiles/blogs/certified-trade-so....
They look partly submerged because I live on a steep block of land. To make a flat bit of area I had to cut into the hillside. So no there's no reason. I mention it briefly on the second link to my site where if you have a flat bit of land just plonk it down and go.
Are they buried in the ground? Is there a reason for this? I'm curious as it is completely new set up to what I've seen before.
Cool! They should work a treat. There are so many variations on the theme and they all work. This is one post about converting above-ground to wicking beds and this one is about putting together a commercial wb kit. There is a Wicking Bed Group on BLF you may be interested in joining.
In the absence of black bird netting perhaps some green plastic trellising might do the job. It used to be available in rolls of 10m plus but now is only in cut lengths at hardware stores. Or black shadecloth, 30 percent is available now at hardware stores and if it's similar to my 30pc, it's black.
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The Cape May County 4-H Youth Development Program announces three Lego robotics programs in the new year for youth in kindergarten through one year out of high school.
Six youth ages six to nine years will be accepted to form a 4-H Junior first Lego® League Team. Beginning Jan. 7, the team will meet for eight consecutive weeks on Tuesday afternoons from 3:30-5:00 p.m. at Lower Cape May Regional High School.
Junior first Lego® League is a hands-on program designed to capture young children's curiosity, and build an interest in science and engineering. Just like first Lego® League for older youth, this program features a real-world challenge to be solved by research, critical thinking and imagination. This year's theme will be Disaster Blaster.
One unique aspect of the 4-H Jr.FLL® is that participants will be mentored by teen 4-H members of the Lower Cape May Regional High School 4-H Club, led by club leader Karren Barr. The team will design and build solutions to the Disaster Blaster challenge using LEGO elements, apply real-world math and science concepts and learn team building and presentation skills.
Registration is first come, first served. Team members will display their robotic builds and a Disaster Blaster project poster at the second annual 4-H LEGOPALOOZA on Feb. 22.
The second opportunity is a LEGO Robotics 4-H Afterschool Club for youth fourth grade and up. This club, led by 4-H leader John Spriggs at Cape Christian Academy, will meet weekly on Tuesdays for eight consecutive weeks beginning January 14 from 3:15 to 5:00 p.m.
This group's focus will include MINDSTORMS Robotics, collaborative builds and online robotics design challenges. The club will also help plan and run 4-H LEGOPALOOZA Feb. 22 at the Lockwood 4-H Youth Center in Cape May Court House. This event will be open to all youth six years of age through one year out of high school. Youth are invited to enter their LEGO builds and bashes and participate in hands-on LEGO activities. New this year will be a robotics design contest for ages 14 and over.
4-H Program Associate Linda Horner is excited about these new opportunities for youth in Cape May County. "One of the 4-H Youth Development Program's primary goals is to build interest in science, engineering and technology in youth. Legopalooza and these two new short term, special interest 4-H clubs are a great way to do that," Horner says. "We are hoping the kids will have so much fun that they will want to keep going!"
For additional information about robotics opportunities for youth, contact the 4-H Youth Development Program at 465-5115, ext. 605, or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Learn more about the Cape May County 4-H Program at www.cmc4h.org.
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If you really enjoy inspecting people in World of Warcraft, it usually means one of two things: you're either a dirty, filthy voyeur or you have a fetish for Gearscores. Though Blizzard staunchly states the rampant reliance of the latter isn't one of their primary reasons for doing so, it will no doubt suffer from collateral damage when they implement their latest measure — "throttling" inspect requests.
The end goal of this new rule is to ease the impact on the servers, which have becoming increasingly busy due to people scanning said Gearscores (usually for the purposes of e-peen comparison or potential invitation to a PuG raid), many using special add-ons to do so. Essentially, every time that add-on is retrieving information on a character's equipment, it has to make a call to the server, and some do this frequently, behind-the-scenes, without the user even noticing.
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Twenty years after winning gold in Atlanta, members of the 1996 U.S. Olympic team reunited and walked down memory lane while being honored by the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame.
Memorable speeches highlight Women's Basketball HOF induction
At Saturday's Women's Basketball Hall of Fame induction, this year's class -- including Natalie Williams and Jackie Stiles -- spoke about the ties that bind everyone in the women's hoops world.
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Disappointed by being left off the U.S. Olympic volleyball team? Just reach the Olympics in another sport. Natalie Williams, one of six Hall of Fame inductees, was that athletically gifted.


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- 2 pounds ground beef
- 2 medium onions, chopped
- 4 cans (14-1/2 ounces each) stewed tomatoes, undrained
- 8 medium carrots, thinly sliced
- 4 celery ribs, thinly sliced
- 2 medium potatoes, peeled and cubed
- 2 cups water
- 1/2 cup uncooked long grain rice
- 1 to 2 tablespoons salt
- 1 to 2 teaspoons pepper
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- In a Dutch oven, cook beef and onions over medium heat until meat is no longer pink; drain. Add the tomatoes, carrots, celery, potatoes, water, rice, salt and pepper; bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer for 30 minutes or until vegetables and rice are tender.
- Uncover; simmer 20-30 minutes longer or until thickened. Freeze in 3-cup portions for up to 3 months.
- To use frozen stew: Thaw in the refrigerator for 24 hours. Transfer to a saucepan; add water. Cook until hot and bubbly. Yield: about 5 batches (15 cups total).
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Atty. Dennis Manalo, former lawyer of actor-TV host Vhong Navarro, the alleged victim of a mauling incident happened in Forbeswood Heights Condominium last Jan. 22, aired his opinion in the ongoing battle of his former client against Cedric Lee and Deniece Cornejo on Aquino & Abunda Tonight, Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2014.
"I was leaving behind the case with very competent lawyers, and I knew that at that point in time, the evidence would already speak for itself," Atty. Dennis Manalo said on Aquino and Abunda Tonight. Manalo resigned as a lawyer of Vhong because of Ruby Tuason, according to him, leaving the case was a very difficult decision, but because of a very important thing that came out, he decided to leave the case of Vhong.
Incidentally, Vhong, Cedric and Deniece had a scheduled appearance on Friday, Feb. 21 for the Preliminary Investigation at the Department of Justice. In their previous schedule, the three of them decided not to attend the investigation, they just sent their respective lawyers, but according to Mr. Tony Calvento, this coming Friday is different compared to their previous schedule.
According to him, the respondents will be forced to appear to re-affirm their affidavits on Friday. This is an exciting case. Everyone is talking about it. This is not an ordinary battle in court because the persons involved including Vhong Navarro are familiar faces in the entertainment scene.
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There is plenty of drama going on this week in Salem on "Days of our Lives." There is some casting news going on as well. Fan favorite, John Black (Drake Hogstryn) is already back in Salem and some more favorites will be coming and going in the next few months. Former "One Life to Live" actress Kassie DePaiva is set to join the cast this summer. She will play the role of Eve Donovan.
Fans are still adjusting to the shock of the news that "Days" fixture Alison Sweeney was leaving the show after 21 year. Sweeney plays ultimate bad girl Sami Brady. The actress made the announcement during an appearance on the Ellen DeGeneres Show. Look for Sweeney to leave when her contract expires next year.
The "Days" cast will be heading to Canada this week to sign copies of the "Days of our Lives Better Living." The new illustrated book that shares their beauty, health, nutrition, diet and fashion secrets.Better Living includes many of the stars' healthy and delicious recipes, hair and styling tips as well as their tried and true exercise routines. The actors are expected to hit Toronto, Edmonton and Vancouver.
The schedule for the book tour is below:
Toronto -- March 18 at 7 pm, Chapters Queensway, 1950 The Queensway, Etobicoke
Deidre Hall (Dr. Marlena Evans), Galen Gering (Rafe Hernandez), Kate Mansi (Abigail Deveraux), Bryan Dattilo (Lucas Horton), Lauren Koslow (Kate Roberts), Drake Hogestyn (John Black) and Greg Meng (author and Co-Executive Producer)
Edmonton -- Thursday, March 20th 7-9 pm, Chapters West Edmonton Mall, 8882 - 170th, HMV Stage
Bryan Dattilo (Lucas Horton), Lauren Koslow (Kate Roberts) and Drake Hogestyn (John Black)
Vancouver -- Thursday, March 20th 7-9 pm, Chapters Metrotown, Metropolis, Metrotown 4700 Kingsway, Burnaby
Deidre Hall (Dr. Marlena Evans), Galen Gering (Rafe Hernandez) and Kate Mansi (Abigail Deveraux) and Greg Meng (author and Co-Executive Producer)
Spoilers for the week of March 17th through March 21st:
- Sami and Lucas bond over their past
- Nicole tries to get Eric to make love to her
- EJ tells Abby that he will be a father to his child
- Ben learns that Jordan is staying in town for Rafe
- Rory and Ben play a trick on JJ
- Daniel talks to Nicole about the evidence he found
- Maggie finds Theresa and Brady in a compromising position
- Daniel and Jennifer host the dinner party from hell
- Hope and Aiden reach an understanding
- Kate and Stefano have dinner together
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City-County Planning Manager Katrina J. Young – a familiar name, face and voice on the phone to many builders, developers and land-use agents – was transferred this week from her top zoning administration position.