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MORE: You just told me back in August about your desire to have a baby.
Kerri Walsh-Jennings: I know. I am so excited to finally share this wonderful news.
MORE: So as you were gushing to me about wanting number three, you were already pregnant?
KWJ: Yes, but I was only a few weeks along.
MORE: You announced your pregnancy on national TV. Why go that route?
KWJ: We had millions of fans following us on our journey to win the gold. Then the fans were there to cheer us on when we won, and they fell in love with our backstories. It seemed natural for Casey [husband Casey Jennings] and me to share something like this with them.
MORE: Were you shocked to discover you were pregnant, or did you know this could be a definite possibility?
KWJ: We had tried once in July, so we knew it was possible because I was expected to start my cycle around the opening ceremony. Then I noticed I was late. I knew that was a sign because I am the type of person who is never late. Once that happened, Casey and I started thinking, What if . . . Because I was competing in the Olympic Games, I was in such an intense focus that I sort of forgot about it.
MORE: But you knew?
KWJ: I had my woman's intuition that I was. I also had some of the same feelings that I experienced in my body the last two times I was pregnant with my boys. We knew in our hearts and minds that this was very possible.
MORE: How did you find out you were pregnant? Did you go to your doctor, or did you do a home pregnancy test?
KWJ: I got an EPT. Actually, I first had to jet to Poland a week after the Olympics. Because I was in the middle of nowhere, they didn't have any tests around. By this point, I was over two weeks late. When I got home from Poland, which was at the end of August, I did two tests. Both of those tests came out positive. From there I went right to my doctor, where we heard and saw the heartbeat for the first time.
MORE: You speak so highly of your sons, Joseph, 3, and Sundance, 2, because you have such a close bond. What was their reaction when you told them what was happening?
KWJ: They are so excited.
MORE: Have you given any thought to names?
KWJ: We have whittled it down to a few names we really like. We have also asked the boys their opinions. If they don't like a name we choose, they will fire back with some adorable names, which we immediately put on the keeper list.
MORE: Will you find out the sex of the baby?
KWJ: Yes. Our tradition is to find out on Christmas morning. With the timing of this pregnancy, I am due in early April, so we plan on keeping up the tradition.
MORE: I know you are hoping for a girl. Think pink, I always say.
KWJ: It feels so weird to say that out loud, but yes, I would love to be on that adventure. I am so very close to my mom, and I am so proud to be a mama's girl. I also want my husband to have a little daddy's girl, because I am a daddy's girl.
MORE: How are you feeling?
KWJ: I feel different. It is night and day. With my boys, my pregnancy was so easy. I never felt sick, although I did get headaches from time to time. Now I am nauseous all of the time, and my face is breaking out. I just passed 14 weeks, so I feel like I am turning a corner.
MORE: Any fun cravings?
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Over the next year, VMA Group will be working with Connect, a UK charity for people living with aphasia, a communication disability which usually occurs after stroke. Connect aims to improve the lives of people living with aphasia and communication disabilities, equipping them to re-connect with life.
VMA Group's Professional Development in Internal Communications benchmarking study is now in its third year, the results of which we are delighted to share with you. The study has gone from strength to strength and in 2011-12 continues to highlight some of the key trends, issues and challenges we face as an industry. And it's a critical time to take the pulse of the sector, as organisations strive to change and adapt beyond the worst economic crisis in living memory, and internal communicators manage ever higher expectations from senior leaders to provide strategic value to help drive such change.
The UK is the leading global Financial Services centre and the single most internationally focused financial marketplace in the world. Despite a period of sustained uncertainty and unprecedented scrutiny since the 2008 crash, the sector has regained its place as the largest individual contributor to Government finances and remains a sector of vital importance to the British and world economies.
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The UK Public Affairs Survey 2011 is the largest of its kind I can recall. And what a critical time it is to take the pulse of the sector: the first coalition government since 1945 – elected hot on the heels of the expenses scandal; the worst economic crisis in living memory; and the launch of the UK Public Affairs Council to mixed acclaim.


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Capitol Fax's Rich Miller reported yesterday that Bruce Rauner's running mate, the Republican lieutenant governor nominee, Evelyn Sanguinetti, is "Truly unclear on the concept" on what her role may be in that office should she get elected this November.
When asked about her role, Sanguinetti tells Hola America TV that it "Depends on the governor. It's up to the governor to give us a role. And so with Bruce Rauner we're going to work as a team. I will be his partner. And wherever he's not, I will be able to make decisions in his stead. And it's a great deal for the taxpayer because we'll both be working hand in hand with one another."
Rich Miller says that "If she's gonna have gubernatorial powers, perhaps the Rauner campaign ought to explain what those would be."
But Rauner spokesman Mike Schrimpf interpreted the remarks, according to Natasha Korecki of the Chicago Sun Times. "What Evelyn meant is that she and Bruce will be totally in sync that she could walk into any meeting and clearly represent his views on any given issue," Schrimpf said.
But it isn't the first time that Sanguinetti made a similar statement. Miller quotes a "helpful" Democrat, who quotes Sanguinetti at a June 7th Palatine Republican Township meeting. "So, the governor must have chosen somebody who is likeminded to run alongside him so, should your governor be unable to serve, your lieutenant governor must be, without skipping a beat, able to lead on day one so Bruce and I are going to have a partnership. I'm not going to stand back and wait until something happens or anything like that. It's going to be a partnership."
Then adding, "Wherever he is not, I will be there in his stead making the hard decisions."
Miller says, "She's not going to wait for Rauner to become incapacitated before she steps in and does something? Considering that she's such a hardcore social conservative, the Quinnsters could have a field day with this goofiness."
Rauner's campaign has been struggling of late, having been asked to put forth a budget in view of the fact that a tax increase will sunset on Dec. 31, 2014, and place a $2 billion dollar hole in the budget. That is not chicken feed.
In fact, Rauner's solution was chicken feed. Crain's reported that yesterday at a news conference, held at a Midway Airport Hotel in Chicago, Rauner gave his answer to the billion dollar problem facing the Illinois budget.
Not just any chickens, but prairie chickens from Kansas. Very expensive prairie chickens from Kansas.
That is not chicken feed.
After months of evading the press and elected officials about what he would do as governor of Illinois, the answers are here.
Rich Miller's Capitol Fax reported in late May that WTTW Chicago Tonight host Phil Ponce asked political reporter Paris Schutz if Rauner has yet come up with an alternative plan to making the income tax hike permanent. Schutz told Ponce, "Phil, he hasn't. And today he said he wanted to wait for those lawmakers to figure out what they're going to do before he unveiled the specifics of his [plan]."
However, Miller reported that a Rauner spokesperson insisted "We are going to be coming out with our own plan of spending priorities and tax strategies in the not too distant future."
The not-to-distant future is here, finally, as Rauner announced his plan.
In fact, in the proposed Rauner budget he has a solution to this billion-dollar problem by making chicken dead meat. Rauner's proposal on this pressing issue is for the Quinn administration to stop "spending money on the flying in prairie chickens from Kansas to boost Illinois' population of the birds."
It is admittedly a serious problem and the way Rauner and his running mate were acting, millions, if not billions were being wasted on the notorious "prairie chickens from Kansas."
The savings to the taxpayers and a drum roll please.
$117,000 in savings to Illinois taxpayers, says Crain's.
Seriously, that is chicken feed and a waste of time for Rauner to even entertain this. For his part, Rauner was ridiculed on social media for the poor optics of chickens solving the state budget crisis, according to Miller.
Besides, the Quinn administration cried fowl. Miller said the Quinn campaign explained it like this according to Miller: "State hunters pay a fee into an endangered species replenishment fund that transported this species. The federal government also supports this program. State taxpayers did not pay a single dime for this endangered species program."
Not that is really chicken feed.
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- Bruce Rauner can't shake charges of abuse and death at GTCR-owned nursing homes
- Illinois Freedom PAC: Rauner, GTCR made billions, as seniors paid ultimate price
- Bruce Rauner makes false claim Chicago Tribune 'dismissed' Stuart Levine charges
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Red Hill is the final home and burial place of Patrick Henry. Henry is best known for the immortal line, "Give me liberty or give me death", although his numerous early speeches were attributed to encouraging the eventual revolution of the colonies from England. He was also insistent on the inclusion of individual freedoms in the Constitution, an insistence that eventually lead to the Bill of Rights. Walking through the fields and forests of Red Hill, the visitor can almost picture Henry, with his fiddle, sitting under a tree, sipping cool spring water, as was apparently his habit. There are plenty of other things to see around the plantation. Along with the numerous restored buildings, there are a number of trails in development. From the visitor center, visitors can wander through hardwood forests to a historical African-American cemetery, and the more adventurous can venture all the way to the river, where Henry once ran a ferry. As you meander through the woods, search for northern cardinals and red-bellied woodpeckers or walk across the brushy fields where wild turkeys forage with their young. The open grassland hosts numerous eastern meadowlarks, as indigo buntings chip from the hedgerows and brown-headed cowbirds and mourning doves forage along the roadsides. Once in the river valley, great blue herons can be found stalking the riverbanks, and wood ducks can be seen flying in small groups up stream. There is even a chance to see a bald eagle soaring majestically over Patrick Henry's old home, a reminder of the freedom that Henry inspired for the nation.
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My husband pled guilty to Aggrevated Criminal Sexual Abuse in 2003 and was sentenced to 10 years of registering. This October the 10 years will be up but in 2005 they changed the law on him to life registering and put Sexual Predetor on his record. This law goes all the way back to all convictions after 1999.
He has not been in any trouble since and has followed all the laws. What is his recourse? He doesn't want to register anymore since he has done his time and has remained a model citizen. We live in Illinois and his conviction was in the same state.
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Posted 10 February 2013 - 09:20 AM
As long as the requirement to register was extended before his period of registration had run out, the change in the law making it a lifetime requirement is legal. The law as enacted in 1999 defined someone who committed aggravated criminal sexual abuse as a sexual predator. The recent changes added more crimes to that list. Your husband should consult local counsel.
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Posted 11 February 2013 - 09:21 AM
I agree with the previous poster, your husband may want to consult with a local Illinois Criminal Defense Lawyer to advise him of his rights and options to address this concern.
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UMass men's lacrosse alum Kevin Leveille (2000-03) and the United States National Team arrived at the U.S. Olympic Training Center ahead of participation in the FIL World Lacrosse Championship, set to begin on Thursday, July 10 in Denver, Colo. The team received a tour of the facility in Colorado Springs, where Leveille was given the honor of lighting the Olympic cauldron.
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A Small World
Chapter 4
"Carson, you don't understand
"What is there to understand? That there's a reason for doing this?! You're an idiot!"
"You'll never understand
"It doesn't matter if I'll understand! Noah, don't do this! Please!"
we can't talk anymore. We can't be friends."
"W- What?"
"You heard me."
"Are you serious? Noah, what the hell is wrong with you? You're leaving me? But you're my best friend."
"Like I said, you don't understand."
"Then explain it to me! Explain to me why, why you're doing this!"
"It's too complicated. Just get out of my sight."
N- Noah?"
I awoke with a jolt. Wow, what a disturbing dream. I touched my cheek gently as a tear rolled off my face. It had even made me cry in reality. My eyes scanned my living room slowly, settling on a pair of lowered, auburn eyes. Noah. My heart ached as I stared at him. That dream was so realistic.
"Carson," Noah's husky, almost inaudible voice repeated. "How are you feeling?"
I sat up slowly and immediately felt a sharp pain shoot from my back up through my neck. I winced throwing my hands to my head, as if the pressure would help. Gauze was wrapped snug around my skull. What the hell happened?
"Holy shit," I breathed as the pain coursed through me.
"Carson, are you ok?"
Noah jumped up and ran over to the couch, looking at me with worried eyes, his hands ready to catch me. I stared at him in awe. Did he really care that much about me? Ha! No. He was just a caring person. He cared about everyone. There wasn't anything special about me.
"I- I'm fine," I answered, when in reality, my head felt like it'd been smashed in with a
I couldn't remember anything from last night past the taxi ride. My face flushed at the memory of what happened at the club. I ripped my eyes from Noah and planted them on the floor. God damn it. Why was my heart beating so hard? I remembered our fight before he passed out, I remembered dragging him onto the sidewalk outside my apartment, knowing he was too heavy to carry. And then
gah! What else happened? My head pounded as I forced myself to try to remember what had happened past that.
" I whispered, my head throbbing in time with my heartbeat. Noah stared at me with raised eyebrows. "Can you tell me something?"
"Yes," He answered, moving toward me. "Anything."
My face reddened as he drew closer. I kept my eyes on the floor, not wanting to look him in the eyes.
"W- What happened after the party? I- I don't remember."
"Well I was out cold for most of it. But when I woke up, we were in your living room. I was lying against the wall. The first thing I noticed was Kieran and Amir crowding the couch. I started panicking when I noticed they were bandaging your head." Noah exhaled, he seemed incredibly strained. I wanted to do something for him, to calm him down. I didn't know what though.
"They told me you hit your head really hard against the step of the apartment. They said it was because I fell against you. You pulled me away from Amir. They said you looked scared, you were trying to protect me..."
I looked down, confusion overtaking my thoughts. Why would I do that? What would I be scared of? Ugh! This was all so confusing! I looked up at Noah, his eyes low and desolate. Why was he so upset? I wanted to cheer him up but I didn't know what would make him happy.
He looked up at me, staring into my large, grey eyes.
"Yes, Carson?"
"I-I don't want you to be upset about this. I'm fine aren't I?"
"It's not that. I'm glad you're ok. I just wish I could've protected you when really I'm the whole reason you got hurt."
My heart skipped a beat and my face burnt a bright crimson. Stop, Noah. Stop doing this to me. It's not right. Why do I feel like you're leading me on? Why do I want you to? Maybe I really am gay. I need to stop psyching myself out. I need to stop running from the truth. I've never been so attracted to someone in my life. These foreign feelings developed once I met you. Wow. So this is what 'realizing' is. Damn, Noah. I guess I could say, you've "stolen my heart," But that would be way too cheesy.
"Um, Carson," Noah's voice broke the silence as he sat there, his eyes awkwardly perusing the room. "Why are you staring at me like that?"
I tilted my head to the side, looking up at him.
"What do you mean?" I asked him, truly confused.
"You were looking at me
"Like, really odd."
weird. Was it like scary odd?"
"No, Carson. Like... cute odd."
My face flushed.
"Y- Yeah let's change the subject."
"I'm hungry."
"There's food on the table, over there." Noah pointed to a plate of sushi and rice placed on the center table. I smiled brightly, crawling over and stuffing my face, gleefully.
"Thanks, Noah!"
I ate while the brunette sat there, staring off into space. It was dead silent, apart from
my chewing. I needed to say something.
I glanced over at the silent brunette, he seemed bored.
"So was it like confused cute or what?"
I giggled, stuffing another sushi roll in my mouth.
"Sorry, I'm just curious!"
Noah held a displeased look on his face, crossing his arms.
"Pffff. And you call me the grouch ass."
Noah's glare softened as I pushed the plate away, suddenly not hungry anymore.
"Look, I'm sorry," He whispered. "I'm just
I wish I could tell you."
I stared at him, clouded with puzzlement.
"Why can't you?"
"You wouldn't understand
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Thanks x'D! I thought it was boring
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"Wounded man returns fire, kills intruder at Frayser home
A Frayser man was shot by intruders attempting to rob his home early Wednesday morning, but returned fire and killed one of the attackers, according to police.
Officers responded to the home in the 3500 block of Bigelow near Tulsa Avenue shortly after midnight. They found the 28-year-old resident had been shot, and he was taken to the Regional Medical Center at Memphis in critical condition.
Officers found another man at the house who was also shot. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The victim told investigators he responded to a knock at his carport door to find four men armed with handguns. One of the intruders shot him, but the resident was also armed and returned fire, striking and killing one of the suspects.
The three other intruders fled the scene.
An investigation into the incident is ongoing, police said."


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STANFORD, Calif.- Stanford associate head coach Dick Davey has built a reputation as a hard-working, effort-demanding, fundamentals-first basketball coach. For nearly four decades as a college assistant and head coach in the Bay Area, he labored to find players on the recruiting trail, challenged them to become better and remained loyal to them long after their playing days ended.
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There is, of course, the oft-told story of Steve Nash, the former Santa Clara star who parlayed his Santa Clara basketball days under Davey into a now 16-year NBA basketball career so successful that Nash has twice been named the league's most valuable player.
Davey's blue-collar coaching style made its imprint on Nash before, during and after Nash's days on the Santa Clara campus--all to Nash's ultimate and long-term benefit.
As Nash was becoming a very good--but by his own admission, not great--high school basketball player in British Columbia in the early 1990s, he was simultaneously suffering from a general recruiting prejudice that there weren't any Division I quality guards in western Canada. Nobody went to see Nash play high school ball, nor did anyone ask to see his game tapes.
Except Davey.
Then a Santa Clara assistant, Davey was not so proud or lazy as to fail to follow up on a tip about a good-student, good-skill guard prospect from a relatively remote part of Canada. Davey liked what he saw and took a chance on Steve Nash the Canadian unknown, when no one else seemed to be interested.
Davey was brutally honest with Nash at the start of Nash's Santa Clara career, telling him his defense was lousy and that his work ethic had to improve. Davey knew Nash's shooting, passing and leadership abilities had great potential, but to make Nash better Davey harped on Nash's deficient skill areas until they got better.
Nash got the tough-love message and worked hard. The rest of the Steve Nash story is, of course, the stuff of legend.
For the Santa Clara program, the payoff was two trips to the NCAA Tournament during the Nash years, including an upset of second-seeded Arizona in the 1993 NCAA Tournament. For Nash personally, the benefit was two-fold: the windfall of being a high first round selection in the 1996 NBA Draft (by Phoenix) and, within 10 years, the honor of being awarded two NBA regular season MVP trophies.
Davey's investment in and loyalty to Nash has been rewarded many times over. During Davey's 15 years as Santa Clara's head coach, Nash said yes to all manner of speaking and appearance requests by Santa Clara. Even now as a Stanford associate head coach, Davey could be seen on the Cardinal's road trips sneaking a meal with Nash whenever Nash's NBA playing schedule coincided with wherever Stanford was playing.
The Nash story is but one of dozens of examples of loyalty given and loyalty returned, in the rich history of Davey's coach-player relationships.
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With Davey, it isn't just the Steve Nash-type players that have received special coaching effort and loyalty. It also has been given to players who never came close to having a professional career. Two examples are former Santa Clara guards Brody Angley and Terry Davis.
Angley, a 5-11 point guard who entered Santa Clara as a freshman in 2004, was a better high school football player than he was a basketball player. But Davey saw something intangible in his new freshman player and immediately installed Angley as his starting point guard.
Result? In his first month of college play, Angley led Santa Clara to one of its most memorable wins ever, an upset of No. 1-ranked North Carolina at a sold-out Oracle Arena in Oakland.
Angley clearly benefitted from Davey's tough-but-compassionate coaching style. Despite his relative lack of speed and size, Angley learned to play with aggressiveness and smarts, and eventually became a highly-productive four-year starter for the Broncos. Angley was, clearly, the beneficiary of Davey's considerable coaching intuition and motivational skills.
But it was Davey's off-the-court skill and labor that benefitted Angley even more.
Angley's father, Jamie, died of cancer in 2007, and the Angley family was immediately confronted with significant financial hardship. Following Brody's graduation in May of 2008, Davey organized a charity golf tournament for the benefit of the Angley family in Redding, Calif. Dozens of Santa Clara program participants, including Davey, took a four-hour bus ride each way to participate in the June 2008 event, and thousands of dollars were raised to assist the Angley family.
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A third very public example of Davey's loyalty to his players--this one a generation earlier--is former Bronco guard Terry Davis.
Under then-assistant Davey's tutelage, Davis rose from the Bronco bench to become a part-time starter his senior year in 1984, a year in which the Broncos won 22 games and advanced to the Postseason NIT Tournament quarterfinals. Not surprisingly, Davis thanked Davey several years later for his loyalty by asking the coach to be an usher in Davis' 1990 wedding.
Problem: the Davis wedding was scheduled on the same day, and nearly at the same hour, as the start of a Santa Clara-Stanford basketball game.
Stanford fans may not remember the night of Dec. 15, 1990, when the Broncos and the Cardinal played a basketball game. Neither the Cardinal nor the Broncos provided any memorable moments that night. What was memorable was Davey's individual effort that evening, just to get to the game.
Davey was not going to say no to an invitation to serve in his former Bronco player's wedding. Yet neither was Davey going to miss coaching his current Bronco players in the Santa Clara-Stanford game.
How was Davey able to serve both his former player on his wedding day and his current players on game day? Answer: with his usual tirelessness--and with some unusual attire.
Davey prepared for the game in his usual indefatigable way, completing scouting report review, walk-through and shoot-round activities. Davey then hustled off to, and served in, Davis's wedding. And then Davey sped back to Maples Pavilion to coach the game. Without changing his clothes!
Yes, Davey coached the 1990 Santa Clara-Stanford game in tails, still decked out in his wedding-usher tuxedo!
Steve Nash, Brody Angley, Terry Davis. Just three of the countless "tales" of Dick Davey helping his student athletes both during college days and beyond.
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John Platz, a member of the Stanford men's basketball program from 1982-84, is in his second season as the team's play-by-play announcer following 21 years as the team's color analyst. A true historian of Stanford athletics, Platz also serves as the sideline reporter for football broadcasts.


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Update: Heathrow and Gatwick airports have now returned to a near normal service, with the majority of flights taking off on time with just a small number of cancellations. Scottish airports have been experiencing some disruption, and passengers are advised to contact their airline.
Royal Caribbean is advising guests travelling over the next few days to go to their departure airport as planned.
(2 February, 2009) -- The long, dark, cold and now snowy winter we're experiencing in the U.K. may be just the reason why travelers are flocking to Caribbean and exotic cruises. But for those Brits who planned to set off for cruises this week, Monday's massive snowstorm may mean more time spent shoveling and less spent snorkeling.
The good news is that at this point there are very few departures from U.K. ports such as Southampton, Dover and Harwich; no cruises are disrupted by Monday's snowstorm.
On the other hand, travelers who planned to fly out Monday or Tuesday to board cruises in Florida or the Caribbean were advised to stay in close contact with their airlines or cruise lines. Royal Caribbean, for one, has already posted a directive that notes that "currently the U.K. is being affected by adverse weather conditions which has had an effect on the internal and external transport system throughout the country. At Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. due to our departure dates around the world, we have experienced limited impact to our customers joining their cruises at their chosen departure destination. However for those who have been [affected], we are working with all our partners to ensure that they are able to join their chosen cruise at the earliest convenience.
"We have also provided all of our fly/cruise guests who are travelling within the next 48 hours (Monday and Tuesday) with a 24-hour contact number in the event of queries and our Operations team in Miami and London are assisting our inbound and outbound guests where possible."
P&O and Cunard told Cruise Critic that their passengers are not impacted as all ships are mid-cruise. A Fred. Olsen spokeswoman told us that a segment of its world cruise on Black Watch is slated to depart Thursday from Papeete, Tahiti; Braemar also departs on Thursday, this time from Miami. The spokeswoman said no passengers were affected at this point.
This is the worst snow storm to affect Britain since 1991, with closed airport runways, flight cancellations, rail and road disruptions, and school closures.
At this point, the southeast of England has been hit the worst, with up to 13 inches recorded in Banstead, Surrey.
--by Kelly Ranson, U.K. Editor
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Men's Basketball Hands UW-Milwaukee First Horizon League Loss
Jan. 9, 2003
Chicago, Ill. - Junior forward Cedrick Banks scored a career-high 35 points, including 21 in the second half, to help lead the University of Illinois at Chicago to the 102-92 Horizon League victory over UW-Milwaukee at the UIC Pavilion on Thursday night.
Banks' previous record of 32 was set against Loyola on January 17, 2002.
The victory marks the first time since the 2000-2001 season that the Flames have reached the century mark. Ironically, UIC defeated UW-Milwaukee 112-106 on January 11, 2001.
UIC was also able to secure the victory without the services of head coach Jimmy Collins as the Flames' skipper was tossed from the contest after picking up two technical fouls while arguing a foul with 6:12 remaining in the contest.
"It was a hard fought game and I was very, very happy and proud of our guys," Collins said. "We talk about overcoming adversity, continuing to play, whether you have to go over a hurdle, on the hurdle or around the hurdle.
"I'm proud of them, because they continued to play and they played hard."
With the victory, UIC improves to 8-4 overall and 2-1 in Horizon League action, while the Panthers fall to 11-4 on the campaign and 3-1 in league play.
UIC also received a solid performance from junior guard Aaron Carr who notched his first career double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Junior forward Armond Williams recorded 14 points and seven rebounds, while teammate Jonathan Schneiderman chipped in 13 points for the Flames, including a perfect 10-for-10 from the free throw line.
UIC was also solid on the boards as the Flames outrebounded UWM, 47-25, in total rebounds and 23-9 in offensive rebounds. The Flames also made the most of their free throw attempts as they converted 38-of-45 of their charity shots. The 38 free throws broke the school-record of 36 which was set last on March 2, 1996 against Butler.
Dylan Page and Clay Tucker each led UW-Milwaukee with 26 points apiece on nine-for-16 shooting from the field. The Panthers also received a solid performance from guard Jason Frederick, who chipped in 15 points.
"Obviously UIC understood the importance of this contest," UW-Milwaukee head coach Bruce Pearl said. "Their backs were against the wall and they played like it."
The second half was a see-saw affair that featured five lead changes and one tie in the opening eight minutes with the score tied at 55 apiece with 12:32 remaining. UIC put an end to that as the Flames went on a 16-5 run led by nine points from Banks to take a 71-60 lead with eight minutes remaining in the contest.
UWM narrowed the lead to 75-64 lead with 6:14 left in the period as Frederick converted a pair of free throws and the Flames promptly turned the ball over. Freshman Josh Williams was quickly whistled for an offensive foul on Tucker.
Collins argued the call vehemently and was quickly whistled for two technical fouls and was ejected from the contest with 6:12 left in the game. It was Collins' first ejection since November 29th at Southern Illinois.
Tucker hit two of the four free throws and nailed a 10-footer with 6:05 remaining to narrow UIC's lead to 75-68.
UIC, however, quickly responded with a 11-2 run, sparked by a pair of treys by Banks, to extend their advantage to 84-70 with 3:29 left in the contest and never looked back.
UIC opened up a 41-38 lead over UWM in the first half behind strong rebounding as the Flames recorded 27 caroms, including 14 offensive boards, to the Panthers 14 rebounds. Banks led UIC offensively with 14 points in the opening stanza, while Carr chipped in 11 and seven rebounds for the Flames. Page led the Panthers in the first half with 12 points, including two three pointers, and seven rebounds.
UIC will be back in action on Thursday, Jan. 16th as they will host the Cleveland State Vikings at 7:00 p.m. in the UIC Pavilion.


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Daryl Lashay Richardson
Position: RB
Height: 5-10 Weight: 192 lbs.
Born: April 12, 1990 in Jacksonville, FL
High School: Sandalwood
College: Abilene Christian
Drafted by the St. Louis Rams in the 7th round (252nd overall) of the 2012 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 7 (8324th overall since 1950)
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