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Robby Krieger, the superb lead guitar from the classic 60s rock band The Doors, will be performing a free concert at Harrah's Resort on Saturday, June 21. The concert will begin at 10 p.m. in the Eden Lounge.
Robby Krieger is best known for his extraordinary guitar skills and is number 76 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 best guitarists of all time. He also wrote many of the band's most well-known songs. After The Doors disbanded in 1973, he formed The Butts Band before launching a solo album in 1977. He has since formed bands including the Robby Krieger Organization and the Robby Krieger Band in the 90s, along with The Doors of the 21st Century, with former bandmate Ray Manzarek, which was later renamed Manzarek-Krieger. Sadly, Ray Manzarek passed away in May of 2013 at the age of 74.
"I'm really looking forward to playing the Eden Lounge next weekend!" said Robby Krieger. "We had a great audience there last year, and hope to see some of the fans again."
Eden Lounge provides guests and locals alike with delicious cocktails and live entertainment. Featuring drink specials every night of the week, Eden Lounge offers guests a casual nightlife option in bustling Atlantic City. Patrons can look forward to live music and DJs from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. every Friday and Saturday night. You must be 21 years of age or older.
Harrah's Resort is located at 777 Harrah's Boulevard in the Marina section of Atlantic City. You can call 609-441-5000 for more information.
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The darktrooper was ganked before the game even came out :P
The jetpack is a poor mans version of the clone one and the gun is the worst in the game, I use the pistol more than I do his main gun when playing as the dark trooper.
But for using his blaster:
Try to use the jumppack to get into close/point blank range, this isnt too hard but don't expect to be jumping out quickly as it has a very slow recharge.
Hit the enemy at point blank, this is hard with a dodging enemy, even a close range shot may not kill. With the movement and screen limitations of a game this is a lot harder to do than in real life.
The dark trooper blaster is a bad weapon, its a shotgun without a shotguns biggest advantage - stopping power.
The only time I have mannaged to kill anyone in one shot with this is a point blank (1-2m or less) and in the head.
It has a slow recycle time for the shots so with your extremely limited life expectancy in close range don't expect to get too many shots, it also has only 5 shots before it has to be reloaded making it even worse.
Jumping out at 1 or 2 enemys is probably the best tactic, don't expect to be able to jump into a group of them, even with surprise on your side the low power, slow recycle of the shots, limited magazine and the difficulty of hitting even with the shotgun style spread will have you on the scrap heap in no time.
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Moff Seerdon's Revenge
In this level 15, I always came up short with Friendly Save, 50 or 51 saves. Only 5 short from the gold. And I tried it with X, V,and Naboo. The result was the same. advise please.
Keep trying. Do NOT destroy bacta containers. Kill all AT-STs FIRST! Then turbolasers (they'll shoot thru bacta to get you) then missle turrets, then bombers, lastly fighters. With the V-wing, careful! Seeker clusters will go right through bacta containers to get to enemies!
You need speed for this level, to get to the bacta before it's destroyed. The X-wing's S-foils, the V-wing's scram jets, and the A-wing and N-1's thrust MUST be used as often as possible. I recommend the V-wing if you have trouble getting enemies down fast enough. Use seeker clusters for fighters, turbolasers and missle turrets if the bacta won't be endangered, and use rapid-fire mode to take out AT-STs. Just don't overheat!
Hope that helps.
At last we will reveal ourselves to the Jedi.
At last we will have revenge.
Excellent advice Redwing! I had to experiment scores of times before getting gold. As you mentioned:
1. Do not "hide" behind bacta containers as the lasers/missiles will try to go through them to get to you. Attack from above as much a possible.
2. Time is critical to saves, don't mess around -- know what & when to shoot and destroy in order.
3. The V-wing is great for taking down TIE and Seerdon's ship, but NOT for the lasers/missiles around bacta containers -- they'll "go through" the bacta to hit your enemies.
I have great success with the X-wing on this level (much better than the N-1), but ultimately the V-wing was needed (for me) to bring down Seerdon within the Gold-level time limits.
"I am the Alpha and the Omega," says the Lord God, "who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty." (Rev. 1:8)
I've got gold on this level---
Almost with an X-WIng
Barely with a N-1 and an A-WIng
30 secs-1 min to spare with the V-WIng. The seekers are very key here, and rapid-fire mode works to an extent.
At last we will reveal ourselves to the Jedi.
At last we will have revenge.
and you got there...without cheating?
*looks at post count...sees it's 999* screams
actually it says 998 on this page http://www.roguesquadron.net/forums/tongue.gif
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Re: Moff Seerdon's Revenge
i always go after the misles, then the dubes, then at sts, then turbos, then the squints
i do it all in 1 time, with the skm of course!:D
best thing to do is go for this in order:
1. AT-ST's
2. Turbolasers
3. Dupes (Bombers)
4. Squints (Interceptors)
5. Seerdon
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According to a Jan. 6 report from MMA Fighting, UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz (19-1) has been forced to withdraw from the title fight he was scheduled to have against hard-hitting Brazilian standout Renan Barao (31-1-1).
UFC president Dana White announced that Cruz had a "grade two or three" tear of the groin, and that Barão's title would become the undisputed UFC bantamweight title.
Cruz, 28, has been sidelined since late-2011 due to a series of knee injuries.
In 2012, he also suffered an ACL injury that forced him out of a scheduled fight opposite Team Alpha Male standout Urijah Faber.
Barao, 26, will now defend his belt against Faber (30-6) on Feb. 1 at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey.
Faber and Barao already fought once, all the way back in July of 2012 at UFC 149 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
The fight went the distance, and Barao earned the victory via unanimous decision.
Barao vs. Faber will serve as the main event of UFC 169, with Jose Aldo fighting Ricardo Lamas in the co-main slot.
Faber has already had two UFC title shots, and he lost in both contests.
Faber lost to Cruz at UFC 132 in 2011, and he also lost to Barao in a fight for the UFC's interim bantamweight belt in 2012.
Since that loss, Faber has gone on a four-fight win streak, including victories over Scott Jorgensen and Michael McDonald.
As for Barao, he hasn't lost since 2005.
No word yet on how long Cruz will be out for with his latest injury.
Fortunately, he's still young enough to recover and have a lengthy MMA career.


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Robert Luketic Movies and Career Information
At the age of 15, Australian film director Robert Luketic won his first film award at the ATOM Film Festival. He later graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) in Melbourne, Australia, one of the country's most esteemed film schools. Luketic's short film Titsiana Booberini centered on a girl ridiculed by her fellow supermarket co-workers for having a moustache. The film became a hit on the film festival circuit, playing at the Telluride, Santa Barbara, Sundance and Aspen film festivals. It also won a Jury Award for Best Student Comedy at the Aspen Shortsfest. The success of Titsiana Booberini got Hollywood's attention, and Luketic was hired by MGM to direct the 2001 comedy Legally Blonde. Luketic's feature film debut, Legally Blonde eventually grossed $100 million in the United States and was nominated for two Golden Globe Awards. His next two films were big Hollywood romantic comedies. Win a Date with Tad Hamilton! (2004) stared Topher Grace, Kate Bosworth and Nathan Lane, and Monster-in-Law (2005) stared Jennifer Lopez, Jane Fonda and Michael Vartan. Luketic's most recent directorial offering, 21, is based on Ben Mezrich's book Bringing Down the House. The film is a fact-based story about a group of MIT students who take Las Vegas casinos for millions after training to become expert card counters.
- Movies Directed by Robert Luketic
- Paranoia 2013
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text: During a news conference in Houston that same day, several NASA officials commented on the President's address. Associate Administrator Robert C. Seamans, Jr., stated that Kennedy's proposals came as no great surprise. He said that many "large areas" for cooperation exist, such as exchanges of scientific information and in space tracking, but emphasized that no cosmonauts would be flying in Apollo spacecraft. Deputy Associate Administrator George E. Mueller shared Seamans' views, comparing future U.S.-U.S.S.R. cooperation in space to joint explorations in Antarctica. Scientists from both nations work together, but "they get there in different ships." Just three days earlier, MSC Director Robert R. Gilruth had told the National Rocket Club that a joint American-Russian space flight - especially one to the moon - would present almost insuperable technological difficulties. "I tremble at the thought of the integration problems . . . ," he said. Gilruth cautioned his audience that he was speaking "not as an international politician," but as an engineer. The task of mating American and Russian spacecraft and launch vehicles would make such international cooperation "hard to do in a practical sort of way." And at the September 20 MSC news conference he added that such problems "are very difficult even when they (hardware components) are built by American contractors."


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Shaneen Allen is the Philadelphia woman who now faces felony gun charges in New Jersey – her story has spread across various internet gun blogs for the past couple of weeks – and yesterday, law professor Glenn Harlan Reynolds unloaded on the judge and prosecutor in her case in an Op-Ed published by USA Today.
This morning, in a telephone interview, Allen's attorney, Evan Nappen told Examiner that this case "exposes how bad" the New Jersey gun laws are. Allen had only obtained her Pennsylvania carry permit a week before she drove into New Jersey to help set up a surprise party. She was, as Frank Jack Fiamingo, president of the New Jersey Second Amendment Society (NJ2AS) observed, "squeaky clean."
Allen was pulled over on a traffic stop. She immediately informed the officer that she had a pistol and was licensed to carry in Pennsylvania. She was arrested, held in jail for 40 days, and now faces several years in prison. According to Nappen and Fiamingo, she is essentially being prosecuted for being honest.
Reynolds, who teaches law at the University of Tennessee, noted in his column yesterday that the judge and prosecutor in this case, Judge Michael Donio and District Attorney Jim McClain, are the same two men who put a prominent NFL player in a diversion program after he "beat his wife unconscious in an elevator." But Allen is far more dangerous, one presumes, because she had a legally-carried – in Pennsylvania, anyway – pistol in her possession that was loaded with hollowpoint ammunition.
Donio and McClain are reportedly unwilling to give Allen, an African-American single mother who has no criminal record, the same break they gave the football player. She would come out of the program with no loss of civil rights. Reynolds believes "They seem to want to make an example of her."
"The problem is," Reynolds wrote about Allen, "she's being punished for something the Constitution says -- and the Supreme Court has agreed -- is a constitutional right. And the super-stiff penalties and abusive prosecution she's experiencing are pretty clearly intended to chill people from exercising that right."
That much seems to have been confirmed by a leading gun control proponent named Bryan Miller. Quoted by the Washington Post, he said, "Fortunately, the notoriety of this case will make it less likely Pennsylvanians will carry concealed and loaded handguns in New Jersey, thereby making them and the Garden State safer from gun violence."
However, as Reynolds noted, Allen hadn't committed a violent crime. She hadn't harmed anybody. She ran afoul of a New Jersey gun law that creates something of a gulag atmosphere in the Garden State and Allen is not the first victim.
NRA News' Ginny Simone did a story on the Allen case. The story is also getting attention all over the blogosphere.
But Fiamingo and his NJ2AS group are busy right now, trying to educate people in Atlantic County, about their rights, and their responsibilities, as jurors. Working with the Fully Informed Jury Association, a group based in Helena, Mont., they are hoping that a jury does what the judge and prosecutor haven't done: Give Allen a chance. They're being careful so as not to create any impression of jury tampering.
Fiamingo also thinks that public pressure on the state's executive branch may have an impact.
Nappen said he is preparing for trial, which is scheduled for Oct. 6 in Atlantic County Superior Court. A fund has already been established to cover Allen's legal bills, but donations are still being accepted because it is no telling where this case might go.
If there is any justice remaining in New Jersey, this case ought to go in the nearest trash bin, Fiamingo intimated. Reynolds suggested it is time for Congress to act, so that cases like Allen's can no longer be brought as a means of ruining someone's life for what clearly seems an innocent mistake.


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The annual Carroll County River Sweep brought out more than 110 people to clean the banks of the Ohio and Kentucky rivers Saturday. The event is organized by Carrollton Main Street Program and sponsored by North American Stainless. Dow Corning provides funding for a cookout for all participants to enjoy after the work is done.
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How do I make it so the gun-turrets are already made and the pilot doesn't have to build them.. I just started making maps and I was curious.
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Red Raiders Tied For Fifth After First Round In Palm Springs
Ewing IV tied for fifth at the Prestige at PGA West.
Feb. 18, 2013
Senior Finley Ewing IV fired a 2-under par while sophomore Matias Domingo was 1-under in the first round to help lead Texas Tech to a tie for fifth place after round one of the 13th Annual Prestige at PGA West.
The Red Raiders will enter Tuesday's second round just five strokes back of tournament leader TCU and tied with league foe Oklahoma State and UCLA. The Horned Frogs are 6-under par and are followed by USC at 5-under, Washington at 4-under and Fresno State at 3-under.
Ewing had a strong first round and is currently tied for sixth in the individual standings (2-under, 69) with six other golfers. Dominguez, who is making his first tournament appearance of the spring, finds himself in a cluster of 10 golfers all tied for 10th place at 1-under, 70.
Sophomores Clement Sordet and Esteban Restrepo are tied for 35th overall at 1-over, 72.
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Yes, more than a few stations did turn things into a bit of a fiasco. It used to be pretty much the same on AO-13 though. We have all the same issues as with HF dx-ing with the added "bonus" of having a bunch of stations trying to find themselves and swishing across the Dx freq. I even heard what really sounded like intentional QRM, but who can say for sure. And I think the station who just kept calling over and over simply could not hear Doug. In which case he really shouldn't have called in the first place. I also made a second contact just to be sure I was in the log ok. But only after he called CQ without a reply. I was only 95% sure the first qso was ok due to qrm. A lot would be gained by taking a bigger antenna or more watts on these dxpeditions, as well as improving our own receive capabilities. 73, Gene AA6NP ----- Original Message ----- From: Frank A Cahoy <email@example.com> To: <email@example.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 6:56 AM Subject: [amsat-bb] TZ6RD operation.. > > As an avid DXer both HF and satellite I feel this needs to be said: > > I have been working DX on HF since 1960. I need only two more entities > to have all the current ones worked. Yes, I'm a relative newcommer to > satellite DXing having been at that only about 10 years. When I > eventually upgraded to Mode B, AO-13 was on its way down and AO-10 was > never very easy or reliable. Nevertheless, I managed to work some 90 > satellite entities via the LEO birds and a few on AO-10. Now that I'm > able to work AO-40 very effeciently I must make a few comments about the > horrible operating manners that I observed during the early morning of > Aug. 19th on the TZ6RD operation. The dog eat dog mannerisms are an > everyday occurance on HF but I always thought that satellite operators > were of a much different breed. There were a number of ops who made > complete fools of themselves. There was so much aaalllooowing, > whistling, testing on Doug's down link frequency by guys trying to find > themselves. Many who did make it through were unable to copy a > confirmation of their call before more were calling even as Doug was > transmitting. Yes, he was weak but never within the two hours I > monitored (0730-0930 UTC) did he reach a point where he was not at least > Q4 and most of the time Q5. Yes, I popped my call in when he was calling > CQ with almost no takers just to confirm I was in the log. I gave my > call twice and Doug replied "K0BLT, you are in the log." A few minutes > later I returned to bed. Don't get me wrong. I have been an aggressive > DXer in the past but that was when I used an amplifier on HF. I have not > used more than 100 watts in nearly 20 years. I don't know if we've > learned anything from this operation or not. Let's hope that if such a > rare satellite entity were to appear again, would we be faced with a > similar situation?? Keep in mind that operations from Cocos-Keeling and > Christmas are scheduled for this fall and Doug is scheduled to go to > Banaba in the spring. Is it possible for us to hone our operating skills > enough that we can make it a pleasure for both sides of the operation? > There was just one instance when I noted a sense of hostility from Mali. > There was one station in the U.S. who worked him early on in my > monitoring time. I heard the confirmation of his call not once but at > least three times. Yet this station continued to call and finally Doug's > statement was, "********, you are in the log but one more time and you > won't be". Totally understandable in that the first priority of such an > expedition is to work as many DIFFERENT calls on differednt modes/bands > as possible. There were several others who called in as I did just to > confirm their calls were in the log. Those stations did so when it > appeared that no ones else was calling TZ6RD at the time. That, to me, > is not bad operating procedure. I did not attempt to make a 2nd > confirmation contact with VP6DIA and found out later that my call did not > appear in the log!! I noted that the Ducie operation was similar but not > nearly as badly plagued with poor operating procedures. > > Please excuse my taking up of so much bandwidth. I just had to get this > off my chest. > > 73 to all. Frank, K0BLT > > ________________________________________________________________ > The best thing to hit the internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! > Surf the web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! > Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today! > ---- > Sent via firstname.lastname@example.com. Opinions expressed are those of the author. > Not an AMSAT member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! > To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe amsat-bb" to email@example.com > > > ---- Sent via firstname.lastname@example.com. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Not an AMSAT member? Join now to support the amateur satellite program! To unsubscribe, send "unsubscribe amsat-bb" to email@example.com
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Dover Police are looking for suspects involved in a home break-in and automobile theft.
The incident took place at a home in the unit block of Woodburn Circle, said police spokesman Lt. Marvin Mailey, with the burglars stealing unidentified belongings and a 2011 Cadillac DTS from the garage.
The vehicle later was found in downtown Dover with the use of a satellite locating device, Mailey said.
This case may be related to a recent spate of thefts from vehicles in the area of Woodbrook, Sherman and Wyoming Avenue, Mailey said, adding that it appears the thieves are stealing various items after rummaging through unsecured vehicles.
Anyone with information on these thefts is asked to call Dover Police at 736-711 or report the incident at Delaware Crime Stoppers by calling (800) TIP-3333.
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2012: N/A (injury)
2014: Third-team NSCAA All-Region (Mid-Atlantic) for the second straight year ... Honorable mention All-Ivy ... Played in 15 of Penn's 16 matches in goal, starting 11 ... Made 53 saves and posted a 1.13 goals-against average ... Posted three solo shutouts and shared in four others ... Recorded a career-high 10 saves against William & Mary (9/14) ... Had eight saves in two different games, a 3-2 win at Princeton (11/8) and a 2-0 victory at Lehigh (10/28) ... Made five saves, including one in the final seconds of OT, to preserve a 1-1 tie at Yale (10/25) ... Had six stops in a 2-1 loss to Navy (10/12) ... Had four saves in a 0-0 draw at VCU (9/19) ... Stopped three Columbia shots in a 1-0 win (10/10).
2013: Third-team NSCAA All-Region (Mid-Atlantic) ... First-team All-Ivy goalkeeper ... Appeared in 15 of Penn's 17 matches, starting 14 between the pipes ... Finished the season with 34 saves and a 0.47 goals-against average, among the national leaders in GAA ... Had nine shutouts solo, shared two others ... Named to CollegeSoccer360.com National Team of the Week after shutouts of Navy and Dartmouth ... Made season-high five saves in 3-2 Ivy League win over Princeton to end season (11/8) ... Had four stops in shutout of Navy (10/14) ... Also made four stops in 1-1 Ivy draw with Yale (10/26) ... Had three saves without allowing a goal against William & Mary (9/20), Dartmouth (10/19) and Brown (11/2) ... Academic All-Ivy.
2012: Did not see any game action due to a preseason injury.
High School: Lettered in soccer and basketball at the Fieldston School, captain of basketball as a senior ... Helped soccer to first Ivy League title in 2008 ... Two-time New York Post All-City (first-team in 2009, second-team in 2008) ... All-Bronx in 2010 ... Helped basketball team to 2008-09 Ivy League and NYSAISAA titles ... Three-time All-City in basketball ... Captain of club soccer team, Manhattan SC Pride, which went undefeated in North East Regional Premier League in 2010 and 2011 ... Pride were state cup finalists in 2009, as she was named the championships' Howard Rubenstein Sportsmanship Award recipient ... Member of Eastern NY ODP (2009-10) and Region I ODP (2010-11) ... Dope Ink art magazine member ... Diaspora member ... On Giant Shoulders member ... Environmental Club member.
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Michael Sam, the NFL's first openly gay player and the SEC Defensive Player of the Year, wasn't drafted until the seventh round in this past May's draft by the St. Louis Rams. Now just like any other NFL rookie, he's embarking on a training camp journey to make his team.
However, not everyone around the NFL embraces the Rams' historical move of selecting the Missouri product. Former Tampa Bay and Indianapolis coach and current NBC analyst Tony Dungy said he'd struggle with the sure-fire scrutiny.
"I wouldn't have taken him,'' Dungy said in this Tampa Tribune article. "Not because I don't believe Michael Sam should have a chance to play, but I wouldn't want to deal with all of it. It's not going to be totally smooth ... things will happen.''
Coaches around the country say having a locker room with character and strong leadership is the key to preventing any hostility. And the Rams reportedly are ready for the fervent media scrutiny that already began when they drafted Sam.
"If you're going to take a leadership position by drafting (Sam), you have to expect the good and the bad,'' said Rams chief operating officer Kevin Demoff, a former Bucs executive, in the article. "We're prepared for it, and I think we'll shine through it.''
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This question comes out of a simple wish for graphical displays of people (say members of the Wikimedia chapter for whom I now work) that will display demographic clustering. Obviously in typical developed countries if you place one dot per person you just see blobs for major cities. The usual way is to pull out a map of London (say) on a larger scale. But say that I just want one map.
The following would be a crude thing, but then the idea is just to be able to tell something at a glance. Most countries have various local regions on a fairly small scale. The UK has postcodes, and the initial segment of three to four characters defines regions small enough for most national mapping purposes. The question is motivated by the need to take such postcodes (e.g. NW1) as basic regions. We are going to "round" people to the centroid of their postcode region. Say the ultimate display will be discs at those points of variable colour, or radius.
So now we get the geometry. The centroids of the postcode regions are just some points, and we can define Voronoi polygons for them. (The Earth can be flat: having spherical geometry would be fine, too). What I want is a transformation that forces the Voronoi polygons (large and small) to become tesselating regular hexagons (all of the same area). Such maps seem often to be used, e.g. for electoral maps.
I don't even know the correct language here. We are going to be asking for a non-linear, discontinuous (in general) "map projection", not at all unique and not preserving adjacency. But what I want is something like an existence theorem: is there is a way to do this, that can be computed (once and for all) so that big cities with their small-area polygons are expanded in a fairly sensible way?
If you think about rolling out lumpy dough into a pancake of uniform height, you can perhaps see what I mean. How would it roll out, therefore, under a purely vertical pressing motion? That picture has to be reconciled with the "honeycomb" answer.
Any illumination or references would be very acceptable.
Edit: To clarify: My real question is how to best to show demographic clustering by rescaling of the underlying map, neither creating artefacts, nor hiding genuine clusters. I don't have a good formulation but maybe for smoothed out versions it is like a Radon-Nikodym derivative? But I'm starting with postal data.


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WOOSTER — The Black River boys basketball team hung tough for awhile Tuesday, but the depth of Norwayne and the play of Kaleb Harris proved to be too much.
The Bobcats steadily pulled away for a 70-43 win in the Wooster Divisional III Sectional semifinals. They advance to play Keystone on Friday.
The Pirates (1-20) played even with Norwayne (17-4) and led 13-10 following a three-point play by John Guilford (17 points, 8 rebounds, 3 steals, 2 blocks) early in the second quarter.
An ensuing 8-0 run pulled the Bobcats back in front, but Guilford brought the Pirates back again to 20-19.
"We came out really well and controlled the tempo, which was something we knew we needed to do." Black River coach Don Brunker said. "Force them to take some tough shots against pretty good solid defense, we rebounded the ball pretty well and made good decisions on offense. We took good shots and made good shots."
From that point, Norwayne went to work behind Harris (24 points, 4 assists) and slowly increased the lead to win going away.
Like many of his teammates, Harris struggled early with four turnovers in the first quarter, but a message from coach Bryan West kicked in and the sophomore took over.
"Coach just told me to play within myself," Harris said. "Be aggressive like I usually am and stop trying to be so passive."
Unfortunately for the Pirates, the message got through as Harris scored 23 points over the final three quarters.
With Harris providing most of the offensive punch, several players went to work dominating the glass. The Bobcats held a 38-23 rebounding advantage, including 16-2 on the offensive end.
"Our big men take a lot of pride in that," Harris said of his team's rebounding performance. "Just going in there and trying to beat people up inside, going after every ball and trying to be really aggressive."
Adam Wallace (9 points, 9 rebounds), Jon Maibach (8, 9) and Nate Davis (6, 6) were particularly tough, pulling down 10 combined offensive rebounds and giving the Bobcats numerous second chances.
"That's on thing this year being 17-4 is that we have that (balance)," West said. "We have seven seniors and a couple underclassmen coming off the bench. There hasn't been one guy to lead us every night, night in and night out it has been a different leader every night."
Besides Guilford, the Pirates got solid games from guards Gus Kazek (10 points) and Andrew Vaughn (9 points, 4 assists).
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The Aggressive Criminal Enforcement (ACE) Team is a support unit whose primary functions are traffic enforcement and assisting in the apprehension of drug traffickers in the county.
The ACE team conducts driving while impaired, driver's license and criminal information checkpoints, as well as street-level investigations on controlled substances. The ACE team works with the sheriff's office K-9 Enforcement Team and Drug Enforcement Unit to apprehend narcotics suspects as well as saturating hot spots where criminal activity is reported.
Shallotte police charged the following people and investigated the following incidents last week. All information is taken directly from police reports.
•Three instances of forgery and uttering at Bank of America; suspect removed victims' mail and used the information to forge three $1,500 checks. The case was turned over to federal investigators.
•Breaking and entering and larceny from residence on Village Road; suspect pried open a window of victim's house and stole $950 in cash and thousands of dollars worth of jewelry.
Holden Beach Police last week investigated the following incidents and made the following arrests. All information is taken directly from incident/investigation and arrest reports.
•Burglary and larceny on Saltation Court on Dec. 21; suspect broke victim's window with a lawn mower blade, entered the home and stole a plasma TV and a Nintendo game system.
•Donald Allan Reece, 37, of 913 Jordan Road, Autryville; charged with driving while license revoked, a child safety seat violation and present revoked license.
Sheriff's deputies have arrested and charged two men with armed robbery, and more arrests are expected.
Montreal Greene, 21, of 115 South 10th St., Wilmington, was charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon and felony conspiracy. Parish Kejuan McNeil, 18, of 606 Wooster St., Wilmington, was charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon, assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury and felony conspiracy.
Brunswick County Sheriff's Office detective Sgt. Steve Mason said more arrests are expected for a Dec. 19 robbery on Walker Street in Leland.
The Brunswick County Grand Jury under the direction of Judge Knox Jenkins with prosecutor Rex Gore and courtroom clerk Kay Fowler returned the following indictments during a Superior Court session on Dec. 1:
Janet Marie Bost, 35, of 10168 Pine Bark Place SE, Leland; felony embezzlement, felony financial card fraud, felony accessing computers.
Jaquan D'Angelo Brooks, 21, of 4491 Maple Hill Road, Shallotte; felony assault with deadly weapon with intent to kill or inflict serious injury, felony discharge weapon occupants property serious bodily injury.
Agents with the Brunswick County Sheriff's Office Drug Enforcement Unit issued the following charges and made the following arrests last week. The suspects and their charges, which are taken directly from arrest reports and citations, are:
A Bolivia man is one of five people indicted federally in a mortgage fraud scheme.
On Nov. 19, a federal grand jury returned criminal indictments on Stanley Garfield Williams Jr., 37, of Bolivia and four other suspects, charging each suspect with conspiring to commit wire fraud and mail fraud, aiding and abetting wire fraud and conspiring to money launder, according to a U.S. Attorney's Office press release.
SUNSET BEACH—Local police investigated a house break-in and possible party reported Dec. 13 on the Sunset Beach Island.
The incident was reported at 426 39th Street.
"Apparently, teens used the house to have a large party," Sunset Beach Deputy Police Chief Steve Smith said.
The incident is still under investigation.
"Right now, we're sorting out who was there," Smith said, adding there may be possible breaking and entering and property damage charges.
The Aggressive Criminal Enforcement (ACE) Team is a support unit, whose primary functions are traffic enforcement and assisting in the apprehension of drug traffickers in the county.
Brunswick County Sheriff's deputies investigated the following incidents last week, which are taken directly from sheriff's office incident reports:
•Vandalism on Flicker Road in Shallotte; suspects spray-painted "Crip" on victim's garage door.
•Larceny of a motor vehicle on Cedar Grove Road in Supply; suspect stole victim's vehicle.
•Armed robbery and assault on Walker Street in Leland; two black males came in with small pistols and stole money.
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There are plenty of unresolved plot points and enough fan interest to convince Fox and the producers of '24' to create another day. But, will Kiefer Sutherland be part of Season 10 that could be greenlighted in the near future?
It would be hard to imagine this great action show going the 'Bourne' route, even though Matt Damon's absence didn't stop the movie franchise. Actually, the shift to Jeremy Renner's character 'Aaron Cross' in 'The Bourne Legacy' resulted in the fourth installment of that series grossing $276 million worldwide. However, asking the public to support a new movie in sporadic intervals is far different than believing '24' addicts would shift allegiance to Yvonne Strahovski's 'Kate Morgan', or whoever might become the main character moving forward.
The charismatic Strahovski delivered in Season 9. 'Morgan' was an intriguing character, but there's only one 'Jack Bauer'. 'Cheng Zhi' (Tzi Ma) would surely confirm that point if his head were still attached.
'24: Live Another Day' was a gift to devoted viewers who were expecting a series sequel in movie form. They were thrilled to learn that '24' would transform into an event series this spring. Ratings weren't as spectacular as the double-villain storyline warranted, yet Nielsen's numbers revealed that the thriller had plenty of life left to warrant another installment.
'Jack' traded himself to the Russians for 'Chloe O'Brian' (Mary Lynn Rajskub) as the clock stopped. But, how is he dealing with the devastating death of his beloved Kim Raver ('Audrey Raines Boudreau') in whatever gulag he's currently residing in?
'President Heller' (William Devane) stated that he would relinquish power after the London crisis ended. Now that he won that fight, but lost his daughter, will his successor use United States' might to search for 'Jack'?
'Kate' appeared to be resigning her position as the last scenes of Season 9 played out. Will Strahovski's character never be seen again?
After more than 200 episodes, Sutherland and the terrific crew that produced this most recent run can't be ready to say goodbye forever? 'Jack' has always been willing to face another riveting 24 hours. Whether the show's main star agrees to return in full, or in-part, common sense seems to favor at least one more day will be seen at some point on the small, or large screen.


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College Hockey:Blandina's OT goal advances Robert Morris
PITTSBURGH — The wild and entertaining three-game series between the American International Yellow Jackets and the Robert Morris Colonials came to an end Sunday in another bizarre contest. The Colonials overcame the intense roller coaster of emotions that marked their third period adventure, a period that saw them take and then lose a 3-0 lead, to make their way through the opening round of the Atlantic Hockey tournament.
"They had more jump than we did at times tonight, but our comeback was impressive, particularly on such a big stage." said Yellow Jackets coach Gary Wright. "Meisner was huge for us, and Arcibal just about took over the whole game in the third; they were great. I'm very proud of our team and the way they've played these last few weeks; our players never quit."
Playing a complete, focused, 60-minute hockey game had been a goal for Robert Morris all season, and tonight, it accomplished that feat.
From the outset, the Colonials were the stronger team, amassing a 58-29 shots advantage and developing a territorial domination of the ice as the game progressed. Sophomore forward Colin Sough got the Colonials rolling at 2:36 when he put a sharp-angle shot to the net that squeezed past Yellow Jackets goaltender Ben Meisner. The short-handed goal was South's ninth tally of the season, with the lone assist going to senior defenseman James Lyle. Meisner kept his team in the contest though, stopping all but one of the Colonials' 19 shots for the period, which included some point blank saves. Toward the last few minutes of the first frame, freshman defenseman Tyson Wilson almost put the Colonials up by a pair when his shot from the left circle beat Meisner cleanly; however, the goal was waved off due to a Colonials player in the crease.
The Yellow Jackets struggled mightily to get out of their own end for the next 25 minutes of play as the Colonials defense, which had been struggling, sprang to life, challenging every puck carrier and making one smart decision after another. The Colonials then extended their lead to two at 8:01 of the second stanza with Nick Chiavetta's power-play goal. Chiavetta finished a terrific backhand feed from freshman Scott Jacklin that Meisner had little chance of stopping; it was Chiavetta's 10th goal of the year, and a small measure of revenge, as Meisner had previously robbed him on a breakaway attempt with a brilliant save just minutes earlier.
In the third period, the Colonials came out on fire with numerous chances. With the Yellow Jackets on a penalty kill, Chiavetta took a Colonials faceoff win over the blue line and stick-handled around a Yellow Jackets defender in the slot as he unleashed a point blank shot on Meisner, who made the initial save. The rebound found the stick of Scott Jacklin, who pushed it into the net to give the Colonials a commanding three-goal lead at 3:34 of the final period.
Robert Morris looked to be in complete and firm control of the game, and might have taken the score to the end, until Nielsson Arcibal put the Yellow Jackets on his back and almost took them to victory.
The senior forward put his team back in the game at 5:55 when he wound up and sent a bullet from between the circles past Colonials goaltender Brooks Ostergard, with assists going to Adam Pleskach and Michael Penny. At 11:39, Arcibal took the puck from behind the red line and blasted around a Colonials defenseman, cutting in front of Ostergard while placing a shot that beat the netminder for his second goal of the period.
The Yellow Jackets then went to work on a five-on-three power-play opportunity for 1:10 with just over five minutes remaining, but several key Colonials blocked shots and Ostergard saves kept the Yellow Jackets at bay.
With time dwindling down and the Colonials using their system perfectly, it looked as if the game would end with a 3-2 Colonials win.
The Yellow Jackets were so penned in that it was unclear if they'd get a chance to pull Meisner for the extra man in the game's final minutes. However, Meisner came off with 1:15 left and with a faceoff in the Colonials end and 19 seconds on the clock, the stage was set for the heroics that followed.
The Yellow Jackets won the ensuing faceoff and defenseman Jeff Cecacci threw a pass across the blue line to Pleskach, who took a shot that caromed off Colonials defenseman James Lyle's stick, right to Arcibal, who put the disc past Ostergard for the game-tying goal with just 11 seconds on the clock.
After the puck dropped in overtime, the Yellow Jackets missed the net twice in rapid succession, and not by very much. The Colonials used their first good scoring chance in overtime to end the game. Ron Cramer skated with the puck deep in the Yellow Jackets' end and emerged from behind the net, where he threw a sharp-angle shot to the net that hit senior forward Brandon Blandina's stick and then went behind Meisner, giving the Colonials their first playoff series victory in school history 2:36 into the overtime period.
"I thought we played a very good hockey game tonight; we did everything that we needed to do that we had talked about before the game," said Colonials coach Derek Schooley. "The range of emotions we went through in the last 16 minutes of the third was just unbelievable. As coaches, we had to pick ourselves up after that third period in order to go in and pick the players up. Our seniors stepped up tonight, and our power play did as well."
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Hi, Everyone,
There is a lot happening this week. We just had a new moon in Gemini, and a lot of activity and ideas are buzzing. Venus, the planet of love and beauty, entered the earth sign of Taurus late yesterday afternoon, where it will remain through June 23rd.
Taurus, this is your time to shine! You will appear extra beautiful and glamorous, and people will be drawn to you. If you are a single, this is a time to get out and about on the scene! Venus is exalted in the sign of Taurus, which means it is in an excellent position in Taurus. Venus in Taurus loves luxury: gourmet dining, days at the spa, and fine wine.
Another big shift is that Mercury, the planet of communication, entered the water sign of Cancer at 5:12 AM EDT. Mercury is now in its shadow, which means that it is about to retrograde. When Mercury retrogrades, it appears to move backwards. This is very reflective eergy.
Therefore, while Mars has now gone direct and pushed us forward; Mercury in retrograde is still a time where you might be reviewing some choices. There have been so many retrogrades this year, that I think this is fairly minimal in contrast to the first half of 2014.
Mercury, the planet of thoughts and ideas, is now in the sensitive sign of Cancer. It is easy to be more sensitive to others' words now. People could take things more personally. Mercury retrogrades on June 7, 2014 at 3 degrees of Cancer and returns to the intellectual air sign of Gemini on June 19th. Mercury remains retrograde through July 2, 2014 when it stations direct at 24 degrees of Gemini.
This could be a bit of an emotional mercury retrograde period, as it begins in the sensitive water sign of Cancer. When Mercury retrogrades, it affects all forms of communication and transportation, as well as devices that transmit information.
When Mercury is in retrograde, it is very common to experience problems with computers, cars, and electronics. It is also common to have misunderstandings, so be careful of how you phrase things.
When mercury retrogrades, it brings up issues from the past; you can often hear from or run into someone from the past. Prepare now by backing up your files and enjoying lovely Venus in Taurus. Mercury may be retrograde, but you still have to live your life! -- Tisch


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Known as United States Vocal Ambassadors to the World, the eight-part harmony, a cappella group Voices of Liberty performs daily at Epcot and is known for American classics as Oh! Susanna, My Country, Tis of Thee, and Skip to My Lou. I personally love seeing them perform during this time of year when the group gets out their holiday songbook.
Heres a video of Voices of Liberty performing a mash-up of the holiday carols, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing with Angels We Have Heard on High.


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Each year the Citizenship Award is presented by the Commission to a graduating senior from St. Johns County's high schools. Students are nominated by organizations within each school based on their leadership and their service to their school and to their community.
The St. Augustine City Commission took time at its meeting on June 10 to recognize the recipients of it's 2013 Citizenship Award and was accompanied by Patrick Canan, St. Johns County School District Board Member, District 5.
The 2013 Citizenship Award recipients are:
Morgan Ussery, Bartram Trail High School
Nicholas Eccher, Creekside High School
Vivian Reyna, Florida School for the Deaf & the Blind-Deaf Department
Nicholaus Fiore, Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind-Blind Department
Sarah Dixon Dean, St. Augustine High School
Christopher A. Calderon, St. Joseph's Academy
Ashleigh Pasquarello, St. Johns Technical High School
Casey Williams, Pedro Menendez High School
Lexi Zawacki, Ponte Vedra High School
Each student will be presented with a city lapel pin, a plaque, and $100 to help defray costs of books and fees associated with their higher education pursuits or chosen career.


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I would like to to present the users with a set of data, in a table\grid and when they click on a row, instead of taking them to another page with a form, to expand the row (like accordion) and show more information. This is not typical accordion design as I would like to put more than one data item in the header. Do you have any good example where this was done?
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I'm trying to localize the singular name of a custom post type.
'singular_name' => __('key', 'plugindomain')
I created a .po and compiled it as .mo. I also loaded the translation using
load_plugin_textdomain using the
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// $directory plugin directory relative to plugins dir
load_plugin_textdomain('plugindomain', false, $directory);
The string are localized correctly in the backend sidebar. However, the strings are not translated in the frontend with:
// $post_type returned from get_post_type_object
echo $post_type->labels->singular_name;
Am I doing something wrong?
Apparently the problem is related to Polylang. Strings are loaded before the multilanguage plugin mentioned sets the current language during the execution. Is there a way to trigger the registration of post types after the language changes made by Polylang have had their effect?


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Kim Kardashian is in fantastic shape after losing 56 pounds on a low carb ketogenic-style Atkins diet, but yearns for her "skinny days."
Kardashian posted an Instagram photo with the caption, "Throwback to a few years ago. #SkinnyDays."
Kim said the photo made her hop back on the treadmill for a cardio workout. Despite her lament, the 5-foot-3 Kim boasted on a recent episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" that she now weighs 125 pounds — five pounds less than her pre-pregnancy weight.
The road back to her slammin' pre-baby body has been hard but worth the effort. Kardashian lost 56 pounds just six months after giving birth to daughter North (in June 2013) by following a low-carb, high-fat ketogenic-style Atkins diet that limited her daily carb intake to less than 60 grams.
Kim also worked out almost every day, combining strength-training, lots of squats and cardio exercise on the treadmill and elliptical trainer.
Ketogenic Diet Can Treat Depression and Metastatic Cancer
The low-carb, high-fat (LCHF) ketogenic and Atkins diets are known for producing rapid weight loss because they force your body to burn fat (instead of glucose) for fuel. The ketogenic and Atkins diets are extremely low in carbs, very high in fat, and moderate in protein.
Kim isn't the only celebrity who has lost weight on a ketogenic-inspired Atkins diet. TV star Sharon Osbourne has maintained her 30-pound weight loss for more than two years by following a LCHF diet that limited her daily carb intake to 25 grams, Linda O'Byrne, chief nutritionist for Atkins, told me in an exclusive interview. Osbourne, an Atkins rep, said the best part of her diet is being able to stay slim without feeling deprived.
While Kardashian's star status has raised the popularity of the Atkins and ketogenic diets for weight loss, research indicates these LCHF diets may have different health applications, including combating depression, preventing epileptic seizures, and managing metastatic cancer.
Several noted cancer researchers, including Dr. Thomas Seyfried of Boston College, told me the ketogenic diet beats chemotherapy for most cancers.
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- Ketogenic diet fueled Kim Kardashian's 56 pound weight loss: Prevents cancer
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October 1913. Houston, Texas. "Jeff Miller. A young delivery boy for Magnolia Pharmacy. This is especially bad for him as he has recently returned from the Seabrook Reform School where he had spent a year. He would not tell me why he was sent there." View full size. Photograph and caption by Lewis Wickes Hine.
Washington, 1943. "United Nations Fight for Freedom: Colored, white and Chinese Boy Scouts in front of Capitol. They help out by delivering posters to help the war effort." View full size. 4x5 Kodachrome transparency by John Rous for the Office of War Information. What photo expert out there can tell us about the numbers on these Kodachromes -- how and at what point in the manufacturing/ exposure/ developing process they were made, and what they signify.
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Mythopoeia as a Coping Mechanism
That's the title of a paper written by a young man who's interested in picking our myth-stuffed brains. He has three questions he'd like a variety of answers to, from those of us who understand and appreciate mythopoeia. You can read his query below, and see his contact information. The paper's due January 19, so if you're interested, don't dawdle. In the great Mythopoeic Society tradition of discovering and growing young scholars, this is a good opportunity to help another one along the primrose path to mythopoeic scholarship. In said scholar's own words:
"The essay I am writing is for an AP English Literature course in my Connecticut high school. The final draft of the research paper, "Mythopoeia as a Coping Mechanism," is due January 19, 2011. The point of the essay is to supply readers with the general understanding [that] the genre, mythopoeia, is around to– not only entertain readers but to help them cope with real-life issues such as death."
What is Mythopoeia to you, and how did Mythopoeian literature guide you through life?
What literature specifically helped you, and why?
Why is eucatastrophe an important subject?"
Please send your replies to Richard L. Haas III (firstname.lastname@example.com).


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Challenge ahead for Vaughan
by Stuart Vose
Midfielder looking for senior return.
David Vaughan admits he faces a challenge to get back into the Sunderland side having returned from injury.
The midfielder, 29, picked up a stomach injury in pre-season and played his first game of the campaign for the club's development side recently.
He also linked up with the Wales squad ahead of the game against Belgium and was an unused substitute at the Cardiff City Stadium.
Vaughan is ramping up the pace but knows he has a tough task ahead with competition for places running high following Martin O'Neill's summer strengthening.
"I know it will be difficult to get my place back," Vaughan said.
"We were a bit short on numbers last season and maybe the team was a bit easier to pick.
"But the manager has brought some good players in over the summer and there's great quality in the squad.
"It will be much harder to hold a place down and everyone is fighting for a place.
"That pushes everyone on because you know that if you don't perform, someone is waiting to step in.
"That's a good challenge for everyone to step up to."
Meanwhile Vaughan says he's been impressed by the start made by Steven Fletcher, one of O'Neill's new arrivals.
Fletcher scored twice in the 2-2 draw at Swansea last time out on his league debut for the club.
"It was a good result at a difficult place to go," Vaughan said.
"Steven's got off to a great start and has already shown what he can do.
"If he keeps it going he can be a really big player for us."


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Monday, April 14, 2014
In a sermon that appeared in the March-April 2000 issue of Preaching, William Willimon says: "People like us are the sort or folk who like to believe you can have resurrection and still have the world as it was yesterday. We want to have Easter and still have our world unrocked by resurrection. We are amazingly well adjusted to the same old world.
"I think that's why Matthew says that when there was Easter, the whole earth shook. Luke does Easter as a meal on Sunday evening with the Risen Christ. John has resurrected Jesus encounter Mary Magdalene in the garden. But Matthew? Easter is an earthquake with doors shaken off tombs and dead people walking the streets, the stone rolled away by the ruckus and an imprudent angel sitting on it.
"I've been in an earthquake, even though I'm not from L.A. I was preaching in Alaska and during my sermon, the earth heaved a moment that seemed forever. The little church shook. The Alaskan Methodists said, 'How about that, the light fixtures didn't fall this time.' I ended my sermon immediately. I was shaken by the earthquake, but also a bit shaken by those nonchalant Alaskans. Afterward (at lunch!) I asked the pastor, 'What the heck would it take to get this congregation's attention? I'd hate to have to preach to them every Sunday.'
"Matthew says Easter is an earthquake that shook the whole world." (Click to read the full sermon.)


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Joseph Louis Tarchie, 73, of Colonial Beach passed away Wednesday, June 5, 2013 at home.
He was born in Shamokin, PA. He retired from Stanford Marine as a woodworker on boats. Joseph was a member of the Colonial Beach Moose Lodge, Eagles and the V.F.W. Axillary.
Survivors include his wife, Sara Tarchie of the home; a daughter, Diane Singletary (John), of Manassas; grandchildren, Heather (Kevin) and Michael; a sister, Louise Forgione of Pa.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Nash & Slaw Funeral Home, Colonial Beach is handling the services.


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As far as first nights on "The Bachelor" go, this one was as chaotic as most. The premiere of season 18 with Juan Pablo Galavis went off as ABC expected when it aired Monday, Jan. 6. We met Juan Pablo and the 27 ladies vying for his attention. There was also a fun clip with Juan Pablo talking to the reigning bachelor, Sean Lowe and getting tips.
Galavis is the first Latino bachelor, a fact of which he is proud. He is prouder still of daughter Camilla Valentina, 4, born on Valentine's Day 2009. He spoke well of Camilla's mom, calling her a great mom and a friend. After 2 years together, they split up and that' not something he wants to ever do again. He is looking for a wife and stepmom for Camilla, someone who wants at least 2 more kids.
Sean Lowe told him things get real when that first limo pulls up. His best advice to this year's bachelor was not to let the girls see him kiss anyone. Sean made that mistake and some of the girls were really upset. He also cautioned him to have an open mind because Catherine wasn't even on Sean's radar for the first 3 or 4 weeks.
With 27 women to cover, it seems to make more sense to focus on those who stayed than those who left. Here's a rundown of the gals and how they did.
First Impression Rose – This honor went to Sharleen Joynt, an opera singer who has been working in Germany for the last few years. Juan Pablo seemed drawn to her from their first moments together and admired her dress several times. In spite of how taken he was with her, Sharleen admitted she was disappointed at the lack of chemistry but said it was too soon for her to tell if she's really not into him.
Notable women advancing
Chelsie Webster, 24, Columbus, Ohio – She is a science teacher and started her intro to JP off with a fake lab experiment that was cute but dumb. She was also featured goofing off in the photo booth with Juan Pablo.
Renee Oteri, 32, Sarasota, Florida – This single mom used her parenthood as leverage with the bachelor and it worked. They bonded over their kids and seemed comfortable with each other.
Andi Dorfman, 26 – Andi is a tough cookie. She's a prosecutor and comes across as intense. She was the last one out of the limo.
Nikki Ferrell, 26, Kansas City – She got an intro segment of her own due to her being a pediatric nurse, a fact that will no doubt bring her devotion to Juan Pablos attention. She's also a stunner.
Clare Crawley, 32, Sacramento, Calif. – She got his attention by stepping out of the limo with a fake baby bump, designed to show she wants kids. She also talked about her recently deceased dad and how she adored him, another move that touched the single dad.
Alli Restko, 26 – Showed up in an evening gown wearing soccer shoes and brought her own soccer ball. They batted it around a bit but otherwise nothing much happened between them.
Lauren Solomon – Lauren turned up pedaling a bicycle contraption that moved an upright piano across the courtyard as she played it. She hit a few clunkers but managed to impress enough to stay.
Kelly Travis, 27, Atlanta, Georgia – Kelly's most memorable contribution to the evening was bringing her dog Molly who also attended the Rose Ceremony.
Kat Hurd, 29, Scottsdale, Arizona – Kat is a dancer but asked Juan Pablo to show her how to salsa and the 2 got to dance for a moment.
Lucy Aragon, 24, Santa Barbara – This is the show's Earth Child who showed up barefoot and remained that way throughout the night. Free spirit or wacko remains to be seen.
Chantel, 27, Miami, Florida – The meeting was brief and we really didn't get to learn much about her.
Cassandra, 21, Shelby Township, Michigan – This was an awkward meeting where names were exchanged and not much else.
Danielle, 25, Litchfield, IL – Danielle works as a psychiatric nurse but we didn't learn much about her either.
Amy L, 27, Clermont, Florida – She was the first out of the limos and though nothing much happened, she made an impression.
Victoria, 24, Boca Raton – The legal assistant said she was Brazil and offered to teach Juan Pablo Portuguese in exchange for Spanish lessons.
Christie, 24, Aurora, IL – She was another 'quick hug and move on' introduction.
Elise, 27, Forty Fort, PA – The first grade teacher gave the bachelor a gold star when she arrived.
Those Leaving
Lauren Higginson – She is the one seen crying in all the promotional clips and proclaiming 'this isn't me.' Seems she had a recent bad break up and chose her alone time with Juan Pablo to tell him all about it. Not the best first impression.
Amy Jokinen - She tried to wow the bachelor with an "awkward" over the clothes massage. Her departure ticket was punched the moment she wheeled out the table.
Maggie Gantt – The first time flier was sweet but her southern belle persona didn't cut it.
Kylie Lewis – She thought her name had been called when Kat was called for a rose and then tried to negotiate for a rose of her own.
Several others were also sent home but either had little airtime or didn't make much of an impression.
So the premiere is behind us and now we can settle in for a few weeks of scenic locations, exotic dates, a few meltdowns and tons of drama. "The Bachelor" will air again on Monday, Jan16. Until then, check back often for updates, spoilers and news as it becomes available.
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Yilian Zhang
April 10, 2013
GREENVILLE, N.C. - UNC Greensboro used four singles wins, three in straight-set fashion, and a doubles sweep to post a 5-2 non-conference women's tennis victory over East Carolina Wednesday afternoon at the ECU Tennis Complex.
The Spartans, who have won 10 of their last 12 matches, improved to 13-6 on the year while the Pirates fell to 12-10.
UNCG opened the action by taking all three doubles battles to capture the opening point. Soumeya Anane and Stephanie Falcon began pairs play with an 8-2 win over Abby Richmond and Danielle Terpko at the No. 3 position before Kayla Gammie and Annette Rios dismissed Melis Tanik and Yilian Zhang 8-3 at No. 2. In the No. 1 flight, Alex Whitehead and Niltooli Wilkins defeated Nicole LaDuca and Neena Wanko 8-5 to complete the sweep.
The Spartans wrapped up the triumph in singles play, winning four of six meetings. Whitehead snapped Tanik's eight-match win streak with 6-3, 6-2 victory at No. 2, Falcon posted a 6-4, 6-4 win over Terpko at No. 4 before Wilkins clinched the fourth tally and team victory by downing Wanko 7-5, 6-1 at No. 1.
The Pirates' victories came at the No. 3 and No. 5 slots as Zhang defeated Rios 5-7, 7-5, 1-0 and LaDuca rallied past Gammie 3-6, 6-2, 6-3.
East Carolina, which conducted Senior Day activities to recognize Richmond, Terpko and Zhang's last home appearance, will wrap-up up regular season play Saturday by visiting Elon for a 12 noon battle.
Singles Play
No. 1 - Niltooli Wilkins (UNCG) def. Neena Wanko (ECU) 7-5, 6-1
No. 2 - Alex Whitehead (UNCG) def. Melis Tanik (ECU) 6-3, 6-2
No. 3 - Yilian Zhang (ECU) def. Annette Rios (UNCG) 5-7, 7-5, 1-0
No. 4 - Stephanie Falcon (UNCG) def. Danielle Terpko (ECU) 6-4, 6-4
No. 5 - Nicole LaDuca (ECU) def. Kayla Gammie (UNCG) 3-6, 6-2, 6-3
No. 6 - Soumeya Anane (UNCG) def. Abby Richmond (ECU) 6-4, 3-6, 1-0
Doubles Play
No. 1 - Whitehead/Wilkins (UNCG) def. LaDuca/Wanko (ECU) 8-5
No. 2 - Gammie/Rios (UNCG) def. Tanik/Zhang (ECU) 8-3
No. 3 - Anane/Falcon (UNCG) def. Richmond/Terpko (ECU) 8-2
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Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony's recording of the first-ever concert performances of Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story was officially launched at a glittering reception in San Francisco last evening.
Having already reached No 1 on the Billboard Top Classical Chart, this double-CD set was recorded during live performances at Davies Symphony Hall last July. Described as "Phenomenal" by Broadway Radio, and "the most emotional West Side Story that has ever been recorded" by Pizzicato, this unique production is referred to by The Huffington Post as "The most significant recording of the show since the Original Broadway cast". Gramophone calls it "Smoking hot!", and Broadway World simply says: "Great music, great orchestra, great conductor".
Featuring Broadway stars Cheyenne Jackson, Alexandra Silber and Jessica Vosk, the collector's edition of this SACD set includes a 100-page booklet with performance photographs, complete lyrics, and personal insights by MTT, original West Side Story star Rita Moreno, and the composer's daughter, Jamie Bernstein. The download from iTunes comes with a digital version of the booklet.
West Side Story in concert can be purchased from the San Francisco Symphony online store, which also features an 8-minute video clip.


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|WRZESZCZ: Gdansk
Alternate names: Wrzeszcz, Langfuhr. 54°23' N 18°37' E, 177.1 miles NNW of Warszawa. This is one of the boroughs of the northern Polish city of Gdańsk (Danzig) and its most populous part. German author Günter Grass was born here in 1927. The former modern synagogue designed by Imberg and Friedman, built in 1927 is now used as a music school as well as a Jewish community office and can be seen by appointment. (ul. Partyzantów 7)-a modernistic synagogue. [July 2009]
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Alternate German name is Langfuhr, Stadtteil Danzig. Town is located in wojewedztwo Gdanskie, at 54º24 18º37, 5 km from Gdansk. The address is ul. Traugutta. Present population is 5,000-25,000 with 10-100 Jews.
The earliest Jewish community dates from 1749. August 15, 1939 Conservative or Progressive Jewish population was 3,900 (including Gdansk). After 1734, there was a permanent settlement. The board of the community was established in 1775; a synagogue was built in the middle of the 19th century. Around 1883, the Jewish population of Gdansk merged with this one; the emigration out of this town started in 1933, and then came the extermination. Rabin David Weiss, Herman Lewinski, and Dr. Ernest Lichtenstein lived here. The Jews cemetery was created in the 17th century. Landmark: master plan of Wrzeszcza. The isolated urban crown of the hill has no sign or marker. Reached by turning off directly from a public road, access is open to all with no wall, fence or gate. The cemetery is 0.45 ha. 1 to 20 stones are visible, less than 25% of its original. Stones removed were incorporated into streets, specifically ul Trauqutta. Stones dated from the 19th century. Some tombstones have bronze decorations and Hebrew and German inscriptions. There are no known mass grave or structures. The municipality owns now the cemetery, used for recreation. A forest is adjacent to the cemetery, which is smaller due to the overgrowing forest. Private visitors and local people stop. The cemetery was vandalized before and during WW2 with no care. Vegetation, weather, security, and vandalism are serious threats. Vegetation is a constant problem disturbing graves.
Dr. Hanna Domanska, 81-742 Sopot ul. Wladyslawa IV 34/3, tel. 51-04-72 completed this survey on August 4, 1991. Documentation: "dokumentacja ewidencyjna, H. Domanska, Kamienne drzewo placzu (see Gdansk-Chelm) Gminy zydowskie region gdanskiego, ich dzieje i zabytki. Gdansk 1991."
BOOK: Gruber, Ruth Ellen. Jewish Heritage Travel A Guide to East-Central Europe . New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1992. p. 79
UPDATE: http://www.polishjews.org/synag/gdansk.htm has synagogue sketch. [August 2005]
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – The Manchester United vs Southampton 2013 game today (live score below) could feature Robin van Persie back in the latest Man United lineup. Robin van Persie sat out for the FA Cup last Saturday. But officials tell news that AVP is expected to be back on the field today. But will he deliver a goal in his sixth consecutive Premier league game this season?
Today's Manchester United vs Southampton 2013 game (start time 12 noon PST) could help Man United to increase its spread over second and third place Man City and Chelsea. As reported previously on LALATE, United had a thirteen point spread over then second place City back in December. Now United doesn't even have a thirteen point difference between it and number three seed Chelsea. Chelsea is boasting forty-five points, City fifty-two, and United fifty-six. United is coming off of two draws, three losses, and eighteen wins this season in the league, officials tell news.
The question is what can Mauricio Pochettino do with Southampton today. He tells his team's news site "We have our own work ethic and our own philosophy as to where we want to take the club. We have goals and ambition, we want to work for the team to achieve those goals."
He added "However, that does not mean we want to be anything contrary to what was being done before, it is not about that. It is more about our philosophy, how we want to take the team forward and how we want to achieve those goals." For live score updates today click HERE.


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We're David and Joyce Nissly, owners of a southern home in a lovely country setting. After a friend asked to get married on our property, we realized we had the perfect setting for casual outdoor weddings. We decided to open up our property, including a large barn appropriate for receptions, to anyone interested in celebrating a most special day at our place.
We are located in the Oakland area of Gainesville, Georgia. Email us if you'd like a tour of our place.