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News 12 at 6 o'clock / Monday, Jan. 28, 2013
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) --The Richmond County Fire Department is working to hire and train more firefighters. They say they have been short-staffed for several years and that it's time to close the gap.
A new recruit class just started a rigorous training schedule this past week in hopes that they will help get the department back to full capacity.
The training lasts six months and Demarcus Chavous says he expects it to be a long six months.
"I can tell it's going to be very intense, very detailed, discipline driven, we train to make zero mistakes at critical times," he said.
Chavous, along with 29 others, made it through the rigorous interview , agility test and selection process, but their journey to fight fires is far from over.
Richmond County Fire Chief Chris James says, "All of them don't make it through, it is our hope that they make it through, of course, because we need all the firefighters."
This recruit class is crucial because the Fire Department is short-staffed.
James says the department hasn't hired consistently every year, and on top of that, people retire, get injured or move onto other jobs.
"A lot of people go through the trainings and then realize, OK, maybe this isn't for me," said Lisa Renew, whose uncle used to be a firefighter who worked a lot of overtime hours because of the short staffing.
"I trust in our firefighters, in our county, I know that they will get the job done they will work hard, but the fact is, they do need more help," she said.
Which is why Chief James says they will continue to have two recruit classes like this per year, every year.
"It will stop us from having to have so much overtime or not having enough staffing to cover particular stations," he said.
Eventually, they hope the boost in hiring will lead to having firefighters and EMT workers on reserve.
"Our goal is to get to the point that we have a hiring list, so whenever you have vacancies, you can start pulling people in," he said.


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The complaint filed Wednesday alleges the group's conviction violates four articles of the European Convention on Human Rights guaranteeing freedom of speech, the right to liberty and security, the prohibition of torture and the right to a fair trial.
Maria Alekhina, Yekaterina Samutsevich, and Natalia Tolokonnikova were sentenced to two years in prison for their irreverent "punk prayer" in Moscow's main cathedral last February against Vladimir Putin's return to Russian presidency. Samutsevich was later released on appeal.
Their conviction on charges of "hooliganism motivated by religious hatred" has sparked global outrage, drawing attention to Russia's intolerance of dissent under Putin.
Tolokonnikova returned to a prison colony in the central province of Mordovia Wednesday after spending some time at a hospital, her husband, Pyotr Verzliov, wrote on Twitter.
Tolokonnikova had complained of headaches and overwork at the colony, which is known for its tough conditions and strict schedule for prisoners to sew uniforms.
Alekhina, who is imprisoned in Perm province in the Urals, is currently appealing several reprimands in court.
Also on Wednesday, 11 Russian non-governmental organizations filed an appeal to the European Court contesting a Kremlin-backed law passed in a flurry of anti-opposition measures last year.
Two American NGOs recently closed down operations and transferred their staff out of Russia in response to the law.


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Convenient and full of health benefits, blueberries continue to be a consumer favorite across the board. More than 40% of shoppers in every region and every age group bought the berries. It's no surprise that shoppers in the Northeast (a prime growing area) were more likely to buy up blueberries than those in other regions – they've been the top regional buyer for four straight years.
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GOP's Don Yelton Resigns After 'Lazy Blacks' Remark on 'Daily Show'
Don Yelton, a GOP precinct chair in Buncombe County, North Carolina, is resigning following comments about voter ID laws and "lazy blacks" on "The Daily Show"–but the media frenzy about the remarks is continuing.
In an interview this week with "The Daily Show" correspondent Aasif Mandvi, Yelton said that new voting restrictions imposed in North Carolina in the wake of the Supreme Court striking down a key portion of the Voting Rights Act were going to hurt democrats. "The law is going to kick the Democrats in the butt," he said. He added that "if it hurts a bunch of lazy blacks that want the government to give them everything, so be it." He also suggested that it was okay if the law hurts whites and "lazy" college students.
The interview continues to draw attention from the press and the public. The clip has been viewed 910,900 times on the Comedy Central website, and been liked on Facebook more than 44,000 times.
The Buncombe County Republican Party put out the following statement to various news outlets:
Asheville, NC- On behalf of the Buncombe County Republican Party we would like to express our sincerest regrets and disappointment in the comments made by Don Yelton on the Wednesday edition of Jon Stewarts "The Daily Show". Mr. Yeltons comments are offensive, uniformed, and unacceptable of any member within the Republican Party. In no way are his comments representative of the local or state Republican Party.
"Let me make it very clear, Mr. Yelton's comments do not reflect the belief or feelings of Buncombe republicans, nor do they mirror any core principle that our party is founded upon" said Chairman Mitchell. "This mentality will not be supported or propagated within our party".
Mr. Yelton was recently reprimanded and removed from his position as a precinct chair in Buncombe County for a period of time in 2012 through 2013 and was then reelected to precinct chair by 2 votes (his wife and himself) at the 2013 convention placing him back on the Buncombe County Executive Committee.
"We have requested that Don resign his position of precinct chair and if he is unwilling to do this, we will again be pursuing avenues to remove him from any and all positions at any level within the state" said Chairman Mitchell.
"The Daily Show" led viewers to believe that Mr. Yelton was speaking on behalf of the NCGOP. Mr. Yelton did not seek the approval of any party official before accepting the interview request.
The Buncombe County Republican Party didn't respond to a request for a comment. Yelton didn't respond to a request for a comment.
The Associated Press said that in brief interview on Thursday Yelton said he was stepping down.
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My ramblings......
This thread makes me sad.
I don't know what I can say about my life. It seems a non-event compared to you guys's.
I recently moved out of home with four friends. Im 18
I've never had a girlfriend before, even though i've been told that i'm fairly attractive.
I believe that to get a girlfriend, you need to be an asshole, or fucking lucky. The whole, go to a party, talk to some girl, get her phone number, and then buy her dinner for the next 10 friday nights in the hope that she'll have sex with you makes me sick, and i have no part in it. I wanna meet my girlfriend while playing basketball, or swimming or something, that would be cool.
I've been sick for the past 10 or 12 weeks with something like chronic fatigue, which fucking sucks. I havent played basketball in about this long and i feel disgusted with my unhealthy self. Im gonna be a year behind at uni now because of one subject i dropped. It's cool though because im younger than most.
I think i've stopped drinking (Sage has subconciously influenced me), and never really did other drugs.
I look really young, because im skinny as fuck (the converter says 116.6 pounds) and i can't gain weight.
I have a phobia of getting haircuts.
I met Sage at his recent show in Sydney, and bought the CD's he had for sale, he signed them, then i shook his hand and said something really lame about the comment he wrote, and even though he was polite, and said nothing, i knew he wanted to diss the shit out of me.
that was theraputic.
Sun Nov 17, 2002 1:01 am
all ways osprey
Joined: 14 Nov 2002
Posts: 59
Location: Atlantic City
I have chronic sore throat, I try to drink or smoke the pain away, it just doesn't work. I wish I was healthy but I'm glad my health problems are minor.
Slave labor produces sixty-percent of the world's chocolate. I eat chocolate because it tastes good, I am a bad person.
I hate reading but I love good stories.
Choke by Chuck Palahniuk, Black Boy by Richard Wright, and Catch-22 by Joseph Heller are the three best books I've ever read.
I enjoy sports when my teams are winning, but I don't let it dictate my life. I'll never put a sporting event above something enriching.
I get sick of being with the same girl for more than a few weeks.
Eminem, Slug, Bad Religion, Aesop Rock, Outkast, Nas, Common, Jimi Hendrix, The Roots, Nirvana, Talib Kweli, Mos Def, Billy Joel, Linkin Park, Bob Dylan, Marvin Gaye, Miles Davis, Marilyn Manson, Sublime, D'Angelo dominate my cd player in no particular order.
I like ganster movies and anything Spike Lee does.
I'm in college, trying to avoid doing something with the rest of my life.
I'm a slob.
I have very straight teeth considering I never had braces.
Sun Nov 17, 2002 3:34 pm
Joined: 15 Sep 2002
Posts: 1362
Location: Right here, fool.
Moolah - I'd rather have a life that seems like a non-event sometimes. When shit hits the fan you'll be longing for that non-event...
Sun Nov 17, 2002 3:42 pm
Joined: 07 Nov 2002
Posts: 122
word- i was born with 6 toes on one foot, and no i dont still have it, or else id be rockin that shit platinumized
Sun Nov 17, 2002 7:14 pm
Joined: 30 Sep 2002
Posts: 2804
Location: Kingston, mang
this thread is awfully sad. Much respect to anyone who overcame hardship.
my life has been pretty tame so far. I am 19. My parents divorced when I was 5 or so. I have moved around alot. I was born in Salt Lake City, moved to Boise, then to San Jose, then to Vancouver, then to Ankara (turkey), back to Vancouver, and now I reside in Kingston Canada. I am currently a 2nd year computer engineering student at Queen's.
My younger sister died of brain cancer when she was 5, I was 12 at the time. She died on December 30, 1994. I wished I had spent more time with her when she was dying in the hospital. It was difficult.
I have the fortune that my parents are relatively well off, my mom remarried and my dad is engaged.
My mother owns her own business, as does my step dad. My dad is a professor of economics as is his fiance.
I am socially awkward, I havent ever really fit in. People tell me that I am intelligent. I doubt it. People tell me that I am handsome. I doubt it.
I have had 5 girlfriends, 2 of them serious. I broke off both relationships because I am afraid of getting too close. People call me stupid for it, I am scared of getting too close.
Music has defined who I am from a very young age. I first was into MC Hammer, Vanilla Ice, I then graduated to Michael Jackson circa 1992. I then started listening to Weezer, Offspring (around grade 5 or so.) I bought the Weezer tape when I was in grade 7. It is still my favorite album. I have always thought of myself as an elitist in terms of music. I dont like listening to smth that gets very popular, for whatever stupid reason that may be. Appaled that Offspring was getting popular; I started listening to heavier rock, then to full on death metal... Sepultura, Morbid Angel, Down, Carcass, Entombed, Bolt Thrower etc... I then got back into hiphop around grade 8.
When I moved to Turkey, there were very few kids who listened to hip hop, it was also rather difficult to find stores that carried hip hop as well. As such, I started listening to Drum and Bass, Big Beat, Downtempo, Dub, Deep House etc.
I then moved back to Vancouver in grade 11 and got back into hip hop right off the bat...
I have never really "fit in." I am half turkish, half persian. People in Turkey dont think I am Turkish. People in Iran dont think I am Iranian. I am most certainly not caucasian. It feels as though I am a foreigner in my own country.
Thank you for letting me share this with you.
Sun Nov 17, 2002 7:44 pm
Joined: 07 Nov 2002
Posts: 122
damn i wanna move to vancouver bad, its the dopest city ive been to. all nice and clean with mountains and ocean. i just dont know about the rain though, is it all that bad?
Sun Nov 17, 2002 7:46 pm
Joined: 30 Sep 2002
Posts: 2804
Location: Kingston, mang
no, it isnt that bad at all
Sun Nov 17, 2002 8:08 pm
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hows the rent? like americanized, cuz i know canadian money aint worth shit hehehe
Sun Nov 17, 2002 8:25 pm
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Posts: 59
Location: providence, ri. website: http://iam.bmezine.com/?starspud
i'm 19 and really my life has been pretty normal.
i have ADD and i am lactose intolerant.
i've had this reoccurring dream since i was 8. i have it about twice a year. everything is in black and white, and the only sound is my voice. i am running through the streets of my neighborhood in broad daylight but no one is out. i'm young, maybe 6 in my little "church dress". i can't find my way home. i run to the end of every street trying and trying to get home. eventually i sit down in the middle of the street and just cry, and cry. until i wake up.
i have been vegetarian for 3 years.
i used to be what most people would call a "hardcore kid" piercings, tattoos and all.
i've mellowed out. realized that too much is based on your appearance. i don't like being classifiable
i'm in a relationship of 2 years. we still don't say "i love you". it really bothers me.
my first hip-hop cd was pauls boutique.
Sun Nov 17, 2002 11:40 pm
Joined: 02 Nov 2002
Posts: 427
Location: VA
im nineteen years old. grew up in faquier county, va. until 5th grade, then moved to clarke county, va. and more or less learned all of lifes lessons there. i am currently enrolled in college in fredericksburg, and miss home a lot. had a good time in high school, met a lot of cool ass people, and miss those peeps much. my pops got cancer when i was in 11th grade, and luckily he has overcome it. my mom has had MS since as long as i can remember, and i got mad props for her doin what she does. she took care of me and all, plus got up for work at 2 oclock am and didnt get home till 6 pm monday through friday, and never complained. thats where i get my work ethic, i guess.
i flipped a golf cart and broke my arm at work the summer before my senior year. looking back, i realize just how funny that was. had to get my boys to lift the cart off of my arm, and it ruined my round, but they kept on playin. i once saw caito kailen (the guy from the oj trial) getting escorted out of camden yards by three police officers, and that was random as hell. ive had horrible luck with the ladies, but i try not to let it bother me. there are more important things in life than dating. ive seen many a good homey taken down by a woman who doesnt let him out of the house. ive been listenin to hip hop on and off since about 6 grade. after eighth grade, i totally ditched it and listened to rock. then come 11th grade, and ever since, hip hop has been my shit. well thats about all. i have just began to realize how much i love life and everything around me, the good and the bad. peace!
Mon Nov 18, 2002 12:05 am
Joined: 03 Jul 2002
Posts: 460
Location: Los Angeles
i like this thread.
you guys are fun. and my life isnt as interesting.
im 18.
i almost died when i was born, i ate poop. no lie.
when i was five and my nanny was walking me to school, she told me not to cross the street by myself cuz the cars might hit me. so i ran in the middle of the street, got down on my knees, spread my arms out, and yelled "que me maten! que me maten!" which in spanish means "kill me! kill me!"
i smoked a cigarette in the 5th grade and thought i was "cool"
all 4'8" (in the 7th grade) of me beat up the school bully in the 8th grade, and everyone was scared of me after that, even though everyone was bigger than me.
ive gone to private, catholic school all my life. and will be going to a private catholic university. jesus rocks my socks.
ive had one serious boyfriend whom im still friends with.
i smoke (bud) and drink occasionally.
im moving to the bay area in less than a year.
i talk to much.
some people think im filipino, but im not. im REALLY attracted to filipinos.
i wanna live in mexico.
my favorite emcee is not slug. no lie.
Mon Nov 18, 2002 12:36 am
Joined: 05 Jul 2002
Posts: 3208
Location: San Diego,CA
I lost my job last month.
I'm addicted to the internet.
I do nothing all day but sometimes I watch Clifford the big red dog in spanish.
I want to move to NYC but with this economy I don't think it will happen.
I hate Canadians.
I love God and music.
Mon Nov 18, 2002 1:06 am
Sage Francis
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Joined: 30 Jun 2002
Posts: 21790
I read this whole thread.
I love you all.
When my Grandmother read the lyrics to Inherited Scars she cried and said, "He may not have been a great father...but he was my SON, Paul."
"The point of the song is not to bad talk your son, Grandma. I love him. This song is about things that my sister and I had to go through. It deals with a truth that many people experience...and expressing it helps people deal with that truth."
She said, "Just because it's true doesn't mean you have to say it."
I agree. But sometimes you do. Thank you all for sharing.
Mon Nov 18, 2002 1:43 am
all ways osprey
Joined: 14 Nov 2002
Posts: 59
Location: Atlantic City
Aww, Sage's a big sweetheart afterall.
Mon Nov 18, 2002 1:55 am
Joined: 30 Oct 2002
Posts: 766
wow. i just read ALL of those stories. its amazing what goes into making a person, and i doubt anyone will read this but i might as well add.
I never almost died. My dad is an "alcoholic" once i had wine in my bottle.
i went to 5 or 6 gradeschools. i went to 2 highschools. i never moved more than 100 miles.
when i was younger my dads girlfriend smoked crack. when we were camping. I didnt know until i turned 19. Then i realized glass pipes for weed dont whistle. She was a bitch.
I am not sure if antyhing that has happened to me is uninteresting.
I had my first sexual encounter when i was 16. My friends girlfriend gave me head in his moms bedroom. My soul paid for this fact, when i lost all my friends respect. It later paid for it when i almost turned 19 and met the first girl i ever thought i loved. I then got diagnosed with HPV. If you look around sources say you cant get HPV from oral sex, they are wrong. I dated my only girlfriend for 1 year. She would cry when we had sex. She then started fucking other guys when she got to college. It upset me that she lied to me about it. I wont talk to her anymore. I havent been with anyone since her, 15 months ago. I have convinced myself that no one will ever "love" me in that way.
I dont want girls to want me. I love them tho, and want a relashonship. i dislike sex. My mom might be going crazy, mabey thats why. She talks to her self sometimes, in different voices.
I have never had any problems concerning money in any way.
I analyze too much.
I consider mylife to be uneventfull as in nothing good or bad has really happened to me.
I have spent 20 years learning that i am good at most everything i try, and i dont care because i cant develop any of my skills.
My latest stepdad went crazy on alcohol. he was number 5 or 6 or 4. i dont know and dont really care anymore.
I dont care about anything, well not like most people care about things. I dont value family at all. I am the last person to cary on my last name out of 32 cousins or something. i cant even name all my aunts.
I am good at math which worries me, along with the fact that my mother is crazy i think i may too go crazy some day. I fear alzheimers, and i cant even spell it because my grandpa had it.
i freestyled on a mic for the first time last night. It was kinda whack, and kinda short. but it was a first and it felt good. It was at a party. i didnt get any props i didnt deserve and i am whack, but im gonna do it again, and get better at it. that was probably the best thing to happen to me in the year of 2002. I got a motorcycle in 2001, and i ride it. I am confident i wont die on it, but sometimes i wish i would.
I hate sympathy, but i love attention.
sorry if this was too personal, or to long.
Mon Nov 18, 2002 2:59 am
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Monroe, Louisiana 71201
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Monroe, Louisiana 71202
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Netflix Bear Throws in the Towel — and Leaves the Arena
Rich Tullo still doesn't like Netflix, but he is tired of losing on Netflix.
The Albert Fried analyst has been down on Netflix, maintaining an under perform rating while the stock has gone into the stratosphere. The pain of being on the wrong end of that trade has finally pushed him to do something drastic: concede. But most analysts, when they concede, will flip their call. Not Mr. Tullo: He is dropping Netflix coverage entirely.
"I made an honest effort, the work was good but I have been wrong on this stock," he wrote in a note to clients that was equal parts concession and defiance. He reiterated every argument he has against Netflix, while acknowledging that right now at least none of it matters.
Netflix shares have been on an absolute tear the past 17 months. Since bottoming out around $53 in September 2012, the stock is up nearly 600%. This for a relatively mature company in a highly competitive business was more than enough for folks like Mr. Tullo to bet against the company. The only problem was, for all his analysis, the market didn't care. The pain apparently finally got to him.
"I am dropping NFLX because for me the shares are a waste of time and my mistake is covering NFLX," he wrote.
Netflix to him is an example of a company that looks good right now, but will run into a buzz saw down the road. "I thought investors would assign a rational risk weighting to a company with competition such as Amazon, Hulu, and even [video-on-demand], all of which are growing faster in time-shifted video in my view," Mr. Tullo wrote. They did not, of course. On almost every metric, Netflix is among the most highly valued companies in the market.
He even banged Netflix's original programming. "It's original content is average at best."
Still, Mr. Tullo would rather just opt out, and maintain his opinion, than give in and ride with the herd. "I don't believe NFLX can ever post 90,000 million (sic) domestic subscribers or earn $5 never mind $50 per share," he wrote. "I believe NFLX has a dying business in DVDs and will lose about 30-50% of the streaming content driving subscriber growth."
Netflix has a forward PE of 203 and a trailing PE of 308. It's expected to earn $1.80 a share in 2013, $3.89 in 2014, $6.99 in 2015, and $10.50 in 2016. So, the three-year forward PE is only about 34.
Obviously those aren't Mr. Tullo's expectations.
"I did lay out a pretty compelling short recommendation," he wrote, "so please give Albert Fried and Company some credit if the short story works for you in 2014 even though we are early."
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A three-judge appeals panel has scheduled a Feb. 14 hearing in St. Paul, Minn., on a lawsuit over the University of North Dakota's retired Fighting Sioux nickname.
A judge last May dismissed the lawsuit filed against the NCAA by nickname supporters at the Spirit Lake and Standing Rock Sioux reservations. They claimed they were not included in discussions when the NCAA and the state negotiated a settlement to retire the nickname.
The supporters appealed to the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The Grand Forks Herald reports (http://bit.ly/WC2xwT) the 8th Circuit assigned the three-judge panel to hear the case.
Sixty-eight-percent of North Dakota voters last June voted to drop the nickname deemed "hostile and abusive" by the NCAA. A separate lawsuit filed by other supporters was dismissed last August.
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The Vikings' ski team and a few Whittell wild cards hit the slopes for state finals Monday and Tuesday at Sierra-at-Tahoe.
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For more than four years, San Jose's once-promising bid to lure the Oakland A's to Silicon Valley has crashed as regularly as the team's recent quests for a World Series title.
But as the A's make a furious push to change their pennant fortunes this fall, rolling the dice in recent weeks with blockbuster trades, San Jose city leaders are likewise looking for outside help to force Major League Baseball to allow the team to move to the South Bay.
On Tuesday, San Jose resumes its high-stakes legal game against MLB, pressing its claim in the nation's largest federal appeals court that the league's refusal to allow the A's to move south violates federal antitrust laws.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments in a case that challenges baseball's nearly century-old exemption from antitrust laws -- and while many legal experts consider San Jose's odds about as good as the woeful Chicago Cubs winning a championship, they also say a ruling against the league could force a settlement in favor of an A's move to the valley.
The San Francisco Giants have blocked the move, asserting they own the territorial rights to the South Bay. That has paralyzed MLB ownership.
"I suspect that if MLB were to lose at the 9th Circuit, (it) will pressure San Francisco to allow the A's to relocate to San Jose," said Nathaniel Grow, a University of Georgia sports business expert.
The legal challenge is unfolding while the A's explore other options, particularly in Oakland, where the team just signed a 10-year lease extension at aging O.Co Coliseum. The lease has an opt-out clause, leaving the door cracked for A's owner Lew Wolff, who has favored moving the team to a downtown San Jose ballpark.
Wolff, who said he was not aware the court case had reached an appeals court, insisted again last week that he does not favor litigation to solve the issue, adding, "I'm not really high on lawyers."
"We're going to look closely at Oakland now because of the lease commitment, and San Jose when it is available to look at," Wolff added.
San Jose city leaders, meanwhile, remain confident the A's will wind up downtown, where the A's have an option to buy land for a ballpark under a deal between the city and team. The lawsuit maintains that MLB has interfered with that business arrangement by blocking the A's move to San Jose, damaging the city's economic interests.
"You just have to take the long view and stay in it," said Mayor Chuck Reed. "Obviously, the lawsuit may be the key to motivating (MLB) sooner rather than later."
Thus far, San Jose's legal arguments have faltered, in large part because the U.S. Supreme Court through the decades has upheld baseball's antitrust exemption.
U.S. District Judge Ronald Whyte dismissed the city's antitrust case last year, concluding that he was bound by legal precedent and that it was up to the higher courts to do away with the league's exemption. But Whyte sent a message to the 9th Circuit, calling the antitrust exemption an "aberration" that "makes little sense given ... the business of baseball today."
San Jose's lawyers have pounced on the language, calling the exemption a "product of a bygone era."
"This case is everything in terms of where Major League Baseball is going," said Joseph Cotchett, the city's lead attorney. "The time has come for them to abide by the law like everyone else."
John Keker, a lawyer for MLB, declined to comment. But in court papers, MLB argues that San Jose has no legal right to a team, portraying its deal with the A's as tenuous.
"For nearly a century, the Supreme Court has consistently declined invitations to narrow or eliminate the antitrust exemption for the business of baseball," MLB told the 9th Circuit.
The three-member 9th Circuit panel that will hear the case presumably does not include Bay Area baseball fans: it is made up of Chief Judge Alex Kozinski, a Reagan appointee from Pasadena; Judge Barry Silverman, an Arizona-based Clinton appointee; and Richard Clifton, an appointee of George W. Bush from Hawaii.
The 9th Circuit itself upheld baseball's antitrust exemption in a 1974 ruling involving a challenge from minor-league baseball teams in the Northwest over MLB expansion in Seattle and San Diego.
"San Jose's odds of prevailing at the 9th Circuit are slim, I'd say under 10 percent," Grow said. "If the case does reach the Supreme Court, the court's approach will depend a great deal on the outcome in the 9th Circuit."
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"Sleepy Hollow" (8 p.m., Fox): A lot of fans completely lost their heads over this breakout hit. Alas, Season 1 comes to an end tonight with a two-hour finale, and we're betting that something weird and scary will happen.
"The Bachelor" (8 p.m., ABC): Juan Pablo whittles down his harem after taking some of the women on a group soccer outing, which he undoubtedly uses to show off his fancy footwork.
"Klondike" (9 p.m., Discovery): This rollicking miniseries, based on Charlotte Gray's book, "Gold Diggers: Striking It Rich in the Klondike," follows six strangers and their collective fight for survival and wealth in a small frontier town. Richard Madden ("Game of Thrones") heads the cast.
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Published: Friday, January 25, 2013 at 11:50 a.m.
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Revival service set for tonight
A revival service with Mike Newcomb of Danville is scheduled for 7 p.m. today and Saturday, and 10:30 a.m. Sunday at Bayouland Worship Center, 5741 Grand Caillou Road, Houma.
Church pastor reaches milestone
A service celebrating the Rev. Richmond Boyd's 13th anniversary with Triumph Baptist Church is scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday at the church, 6313 Bayou Black Drive, Gibson. The Rev. Larry Frank of Morning Star Baptist Church in Thibodaux and Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Morgan City is the service's guest speaker.
Church celebrates its 137th year
A service celebrating First Baptist Church's 137th anniversary is scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday at the church, 1987 La. 311, Schriever. The Rev. Ronnie Williams, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, is the service's guest speaker.
Healing service this weekend
A healing and deliverance service is scheduled for 3 p.m. Sunday at the Ramada Inn, 1400 W. Tunnel Blvd., Houma. Bishop A.L. Dowdell and the Rev. Joyce Dowdell of Auburn, Ala., are the service's guest speakers.
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VAIL - Sonnenalp Resort is putting a twist on dancing with its first-ever salsa dance night set for Friday at 6 p.m.
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Fargo police say they're investigating a home invasion-style robbery in the south part of the city.
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I would like to thank all the people who helped make the fundraiser at Ernie's so successful: Paul and Judy Bruso, the Ernie's staff, the volunteers and to all the wonderful people in our community for their generous support! Thank you to Gia Richards for organizing everything and to all who contributed auction and raffle items. I was overwhelmed by the amazing turnout! Also, thank you to Jim at Primo's and Dan at Passaretti's for their contributions. To my family, friends, customers, coworkers and many supporters: I can't thank you enough for your kindness and being there for me. I am blessed to live in such a great place!Chris AlperSouth Lake Tahoe
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Saturday, 11/09/1991
Variety Playhouse, Atlanta, GA
Set 1: CurtainThe Curtain > Runaway Jim, Foam, Sparkle, Llama, Reba, Tube > YEMYou Enjoy Myself, Horn, Brother, Sweet Adeline[1]
Set 2: CDTChalk Dust Torture, Fluffhead > Poor Heart > It's Ice > Tweezer > Tela, LandladyThe Landlady, HYHUHold Your Head Up[2] > Terrapin > HYHUHold Your Head Up, MSOMy Sweet One[3] > TweepriseTweezer Reprise
[1] Without microphones.
[2] Trey and Page sung "Henrietta" vocals.
[3] First sung as gospel tune without drums and Fish singing lead, and then done again normally.
[4] Two Charlie Chan signals and a Simpsons signal.
· Band on the Run tease in Tweezer
· Rhapsody in Blue tease in Possum
Noteworthy Jams: Tweezer
Average Song Gap: 3.16
Performers: Trey Anastasio, Page McConnell, Jon Fishman, Mike Gordon
Notes: Trey and Mike teased Curtain several times before the start of the show. Before Sparkle, Trey thanked the Atlanta, GA crowd for their general attentiveness, noting that Artis the Spoonman always said: "the best thing you can give to another person is your attention." Mike welcomed his cousins who were in attendance. Sweet Adeline was performed without microphones. Tweezer contained several quick Band on the Run teases from Trey. The HYHU preceding Terrapin featured Trey and Page singing "Henrietta" vocals. My Sweet One was first sung as a gospel tune, without drums and with Fish singing lead, and then done again normally. Possum featured a Rhapsody in Blue tease from Trey, two Charlie Chan signals and a Simpsons signal.
Song Distribution:
7 A Picture of Nectar
3 Rift
3 Junta
2 Lawn Boy
2 The Man Who Stepped into Yesterday
1 Stash
1 The White Tape
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Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 4:14 pm
Post subject: Next week is THE week!
I'm due on Monday!
I saw my consultant yesterday, and he said he doesn't want me going too far overdue, I had mentioned that last time I went doctor said no more than 7 days overdue. He was like 'yes I agree'. He went off to get the induction book, and he was like right you're due on the 7th, so we'll bring you in on the 8th for induction!!! He doesn't want it to be too long as baby is looking like an 8-9lb apparently, and because of me having factor V leiden aswell.
I'm just shocked that this time next week I'll be a mummy!!!! I did have twinges last night, but came to nothing, so we're trying as much as we can to get labour started before. My only worry is that induction will end up in c.section, and I don't want to be stuck in hospital for ages I know no one wants to stay in hospital, I think I'd feel more sorry for my OH going home alone more than anything! xxx
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 4:42 pm
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Ohhh its so exciting hun.
I really hope you dont have to have a section, however I had mine on the monday morning and I was home at tea time on Tuesday. I have a massive phobia of staying in hospitals so I did my best to show them I could cope and begged them to let me go home asap.
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 6:49 pm
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Good luck u must be very excited not long now
so Is it more likely to need a c section if ur induced? I was induced 2wks ago and didn't no that!
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2013 10:14 pm
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Ah right I see well with mine my cervix was dilated 2-3 cm when they examined me so they broke my waters straight away so that kicked things off straight from the start and then to get the contractions regular and stronger they put me on the hormone drip I was in active labour for 2 hours!! But i spent 4 hours at 3cm b4 getting into the active labour so altogether it was 6 hours from start to finish.So there is hope and it doesn't necessarily mean a long hall. Hopefully u have a nice quick labour too x
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Glad to hear they don't all end in c.section, makes me feel more relaxed about it!
I've got to ring the delivery suite on Tuesday morning at 7am, to get a time to go in, although something is telling me it's going to happen this weekend.... But we shall see
I shall keep you posted xxx
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STOCKTON – Tuesday night's deadly incident at the Pershing Avenue onramp to northbound Interstate 5 involving a vehicle being pursued by police started about three hours earlier several miles south with a carjacking at American and First streets.
Stockton police reported that a 55-year-old man stopped his vehicle at the corner about 6:50 p.m. when an extended-cab pickup truck stopped in front of him and a man and woman jumped out. They then forced their way into the victim's vehicle while the pickup they arrived in drove off.
The male suspect got behind the wheel and, with his female companion and the victim still inside, drove north to the corner of Aurora and Hazelton streets. The victim was then beaten until he fled his vehicle, police reported, and the suspects drove off heading north on Aurora.
The victim described the male carjacker to police as white, 5 feet 8 inches with a slim build, short blond hair and a short goatee. He was wearing a white T-shirt. The female carjacker was described as unknown race, 5 feet 3 inches and heavy.
About 9:45 p.m., officers spotted the stolen vehicle near West Park and North Monroe streets with two men and two women inside. They watched as the occupants abandoned that vehicle and got into another one before fleeing, police reported.
The pursuit that reached speeds up to 70 miles per hour on city streets – with one of the suspects firing multiple gunshots at police – culminated with the crash near the freeway. Three of the suspects were injured, receiving treatment from Stockton firefighters, while one, a woman, was pronounced dead at the scene, police reported. No names of the suspects have been released.
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NEW ORLEANS -- As soon as the 49ers won the NFC Championship game, special-teams coach Brad Seely had a sermon ready for his unit.
"I've been in four other Super Bowls, and they were all three-point games," Seely said this week. "So I've been talking about that in our meetings all the time. Special teams really could make a difference in the outcome of this game, and our guys believe it."
Seely, who spent 10 years as special-teams coach of the New England Patriots, owes his first Super Bowl ring to Adam Vinatieri, whose 48-yard field goal on the final play won Super Bowl XXXVI.
One reason special teams could be such a big factor Sunday is the amount of attention both teams pay to that phase of the game. Ravens head coach John Harbaugh was a special-teams guru for the better part of 20 years in college and the pros, including eight years as special-teams coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles. Harbaugh is still actively involved in the details of the unit, and it's one big advantage he could have over his brother, Jim.
The Ravens are generally acknowledged to have the best all-around special teams in the NFL. It is hard to quantify, since so many elements are involved -- punting, place-kicking, coverage, returns, turnovers, even long snapping. But one statistical service, Football Outsiders, has developed a formula that takes all those elements and produces a ranking.
In that formula, Baltimore had the No. 1 special teams unit in the league, by far. The 49ers, largely as a result of kicker David Akers' struggles, were ranked 20th.
"We have to elevate our game," said Bruce Miller, fullback and special teamer. "We have to be better, and we have to win that part. I just have a feeling special teams is going to be the deciding factor Sunday."
The 49ers, naturally, don't agree that the Ravens have an advantage.
"I don't think anybody pays as much attention to special teams as we do," said C.J. Spillman, the lead gunner on the punt and kickoff units. "I've been other places where we didn't put as much time into it, and it usually hurt us. But I can't believe the Ravens do it any better than us."
"Find me another team that has two Pro Bowlers playing special-teams coverage like we do in NaVorro Bowman and Dashon Goldson," punter Andy Lee said. "That should tell you right there how important special teams is to us."
Linebacker Tavares Gooden, now in his second season with the 49ers, spent two seasons with the Ravens and says the focus on special teams is similar. "Jim knows how much attention John pays to it, so there's a real priority on it with us, too."
Gooden's sentiments were echoed by Seely, who said Jim Harbaugh is a frequent visitor to special-teams meetings.
"Jim doesn't talk a lot, but I think it's really good that he comes in, because it shows the guys that he thinks it's important and that he wants to make sure everybody's on their game," Seely said.
Baltimore special-teams coach Jerry Rosburg believes John Harbaugh is without peer as a special-teams-minded head coach. Rosburg notes that the Ravens won at least four games this season as a result of their special-teams emphasis. He also noted that the 49ers' victory at New England was set up by a long kick return.
"Both units are really good," Rosburg said. "The advantage for me as the coordinator is that I have a resource there that very few other coordinators have in terms of scheme and strategy. He's been through it from my perspective."
The Ravens are so committed to special teams under John Harbaugh they have the league's only paid "kicking consultant." Randy Brown spends two days every week working only with the kickers, and he also is present on game day. The other days of the week, Brown serves as mayor of Marlton, N.J.
When it comes to special teams, the Ravens are seeking any edge they can find. Upon hearing of Seely's motivational mantra based on four Super Bowls, Rosburg's eyes lit up.
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Create a Personal Folders file that you can use to move your e-mail messages from the server to your own computer.
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This is the third course in a series of five. For an overview of each course in this series, see the "Size and storage matters" section of the Roadmap to Outlook 2007 training.
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Residents of Frisco, Dillon and Silverthorne may see local firefighters posted outside grocery and hardware stores asking for feedback over the next several weeks as Lake Dillon Fire-Rescue rolls out its first community survey in roughly a decade.
"Periodically, we like to get a good measure of how our residents view the department and what their needs are to protect themselves, their families and their property from fire," Lake Dillon Fire chief Dave Parmley stated in a release.
The survey will examine both how the department is doing and how the community is doing in terms of safety and preparedness ahead of what is expected to be another long and difficult fire season.
Officials hope to learn everything from how many residents in the district have smoke detectors and emergency kits to plans for wildfire events and the community's impression of the district.
"This is basic feedback of how we're doing our jobs from your experience with us," Lake Dillon spokesman Steve Lipsher said. "Part of it is for us to find out how fire-safe and fire-savy our community is."
Fire officials will use the feedback to sculpt their community outreach and education programs as needed.
The survey will be conducted online and passed out in front of local businesses and at various community meetings over the next month.
Fire officials hope to reach at least 300 respondents, though they acknowledge the results won't be scientific.
The survey is being conducted in-house and will only cost the district staff time, officials said.
The project is part of the district's strategic planning process, an in-depth analysis of all of the department's operations and ways to improve for the future.
Parts of the survey focus on wildfire preparedness, in a way doubling as public outreach and information gathering.
Survey questions ask respondents whether they have a plan to reunite or connect with family members and an emergency kit stocked with supplies in the event of an evacuation. Others ask whether they have fireproofed their homes or implemented defensible space. All are safety recommendations the local fire districts push hard during wildfire season.
Fire officials say they hope the survey will also help draw local residents' attention to the department's non-emergency services, from home firesafety checks to car seat inspections.
"We want people to know we're here for them," Lipsher said.
The community survey is posted online at www.ldfr.org.


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Hello !
Most of you folks have allready hit the cinavia problem while streaming your files to PS3. I've also been a victim to $ONY$ DRM.
Just as usual ,a problem comes up , a solution must be advised.
I've tried to remux the files (didn't work)
I've tried to change the output settings (didn't work)
But luckily i've found a solution that works, it's not the most elegant one, since it requires a small pause in viewing , but it's 100% working :>
@ the beginning a bit of information how cinnavia works:
- company releasing the movie(publisher) embeds a watermark into the audio stream (btw. your mp3 purchases are also stamped using similiar technology so b careful with mp3 sharing)
- during the playback console audio decoder finds embedded data in the stream and if it's not matching some conditions it shutdowns the audio and shows the widely known and loved pimped out box
- watermark data embedded into the stream is inaudible and impossible to scramble / remove , eventually you would lower the audio quality A LOT while trying to do that (not fine)
Basically when cinnavia protection kicks in it blocks the playback of audio at a certain time point (timestamp). Let's call that point "A"
Now for the usual part: The progLAMERS @ $ONY LAB$ store that timestamp value(A) at a location on consoles HDD or EPROM (that's why power off / on did not do the trick). So we're grounded for 20 minutes (that's the penalty time)... I would also store that, good work yoshis !!
What those lames didn't check is the time alteration while the penalty is in force Basically, has the clock data changed.
SO WHAT I DID AFTER AUDIO LOCKOUT WAS SETTING THE CONSOLE'S CLOCK +1 Hour.
It took me about 20 seconds
After clock setting operation i start the playback from where it was finished, protection engine checks for "A" timestamp value, it states 1 hour in the past(20 min penalty is over) so it allows us to playback the content for another 20 minutes.
After 20 minutes audio is being cut off again @timestamp "B", so we repeat the time trick and we're at B+1 Hour and so on , and so on.
It's not too elegant but it works, PERFECTLY. You can continue viewing in full DTS quality without a problem.
My firmware version is: 3.15. I don't think that has been fixed.


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Accordingly, the smoking of any tobacco product on the sidewalk in front of the Stuart Street building is prohibited. Persons who wish to smoke outside the Stuart Street building may do so only on the Warrenton Street side of the building. Smoking materials must be extinguished and properly disposed of before exiting that area. Littering of smoking materials or smokeless tobacco on any sidewalk adjoining any law school building is a violation of this policy.
Security is responsible for assuring compliance with this policy, and problems regarding compliance should be referred to them. Persons who repeatedly disregard instructions from Security to comply with this policy may be referred for discipline in accordance with the law school's disciplinary procedures.
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1 NC city, 2 in SC among tops for unmarried moms
Published: Tuesday, May 7, 2013 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 6, 2013 at 7:42 p.m.
GREENVILL (AP) — A new U.S. Census report finds that a North Carolina city is No. 2 in the country for its percentage of recent unmarried mothers, and two South Carolina cities are in the Top 10.
The report says about 36 percent of births in 2011 were to unmarried women.
A number of metropolitan areas had considerably higher percentages of unmarried recent moms. Tops was Flagstaff, Ariz., where three out of four recent mothers were unmarried. Greenville, N.C., was second with 69 percent of births in 2011 coming to unmarried women.
In South Carolina, Myrtle Beach was fourth with two-thirds of new moms unmarried, while Sumter had more than six out of 10 births coming to unmarried moms.
Louisiana, Mississippi and New Mexico were the states with the highest percentages.
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North Port teacher's aide accused of molesting boy
Published: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 10:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 12, 2013 at 1:55 p.m.
NORTH PORT - UPDATE: A part-time substitute teaching aide for the Sarasota School District has been accused of child molestation.
Sally D. Clarke, 48, of the 4700 block of Flamlau Ave. in North Port, was arrested last week by North Port police. She was charged with 12 counts of felony child molestation.
The alleged abuse occurred within Clarke's home when the 9-year-old male victim stayed with her.
North Port Police spokesman Capt. Anthony Sirianni said the victim was a relative of Clarke, and that the alleged abuse had nothing to do with her employment for the school district.
According to police reports, the child told investigators Clarke touched his genitals with her hand over his clothing on 14 separate occasions — every night for two weeks that he stayed at her home.
Clarke did not immediately return calls seeking comment for this story.
In an email sent to the Sarasota County School Board, district spokesman Scott Ferguson said Clarke worked as a "classified substitute" for the school district and was not a full-time employee.
Clarke began working as a substitute in August 2012 and has subbed as a clinic aide, a special-needs aide and cafeteria aide at elementary and middle schools in North Port.
"When we were notified this week of her pending arrest by the North Port Police Department, she was removed from our sub list and will not be subbing at any schools in our district," Ferguson said in the email.
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