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NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Trevor Knight passed for 348 yards and four touchdowns and No.11 Oklahoma took down third-ranked Alabama in the Sugar Bowl, 45-31 on Thursday night. Kinght's completion percentage entering the game was 52.2. He had completed 47 passes all season, and had 32 against Alabama to set a Sugar Bowl record. The victory was a sweet one for Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops, who last offseason called talk about the Southeastern Conference being the best league in college football "propaganda." His team vanquished an Alabama squad that had been ranked No. 1 much of the past three seasons, winning the previous two national titles. AJ McCarron passed for 387 yards and two TDs, but his two interceptions set up Oklahoma TDs, and his fumble, returned for a score in the final minute, sealed 'Bama's first two-game skid since its Sugar Bowl loss to Utah in January 2009. The Sugar Bowl's 80th edition marked the first in which both quarterbacks passed for 300-plus yards. With the win, Stoops becomes the first coach to win all four BCS games (Fiesta 2011, Orange 2001, Rose Bowl 2003 and the BCS National Championship game (2001). Alabama opened the scoring with a 1-yard T.J. Yeldon run with 13:11 left in the first quarter. However, Oklahoma responded within two minutes as Knight connected with Lacoltan Bester on 45-yard touchdown pass. Michael Hunnicutt's successful extra point attempt knotted the game at seven apiece. From there the two teams traded scores to finish the first quarter. First, it was Alabama's turn as Cade Foster kicked a 27-yard field goal. Then, OU responded courtesy of another Knight touchdown pass. This time, it was an 8-yard reception by Jalen Sanders for the score with 1:53 remaining in the first quarter. Oklahoma's 14-10 lead was short-lived however as Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron found DeAndrew White for a 67-yard touchdown pass. With that score, the Crimson Tide claimed a 17-14 lead. Not to be outdone, the Sooners ratcheted up their game. Oklahoma scored 17 unanswered points to close out the first half. This run gave the Sooners a 31-17 lead at halftime. Note: Additional reporting by Matt Caban.
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To give a voice to these young professionals, UNIDO's Advocacy and External Relations Group, together with the organization's Human Resource Management Branch, recently produced the UNIDO intern video. It gives an insight into these young professionals' experiences during their internship. Riveting, enriching, challenging and unforgettable are just some of the words the interns use to describe their time with UNIDO.
"I am gaining valuable skills that I can later use within the UN or elsewhere," concludes one intern in the video. The UNIDO Internship Programme has been established to promote a better understanding of the Organization's goals and objectives to students from diverse academic backgrounds. Under the supervision of a staff member, interns receive on-the-job training while providing valuable support to his or her unit's day-to-day work or conducting research into issues of direct relevance to UNIDO's activities. "The mere possibility to work with people from all over the world and to learn from the cultures of interns, staff and consultants is truly rewarding," said another.
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DOE announced on September 23 that it had finalized three loan guarantees totaling $625 million in support of a biorefinery in Iowa, a geothermal power project in Nevada, and New Hampshire's largest wind farm.
POET's Project LIBERTY, supported by a $105 million guarantee, will be built in Emmetsburg, Iowa. It is expected to produce up to 25 million gallons of ethanol per year. POET estimates the project will fund approximately 200 construction jobs and 40 permanent jobs. It is also expected to generate about $14 million in new revenue to area farmers who will provide the corn crop residue. The project's innovative process uses enzymes to convert cellulose from corncobs, corn leaves, and corn husks into ethanol. See the DOE press release.
The Nevada project, supported by a $350 million loan guarantee to Ormat Nevada, Inc., is expected to produce up to 113 megawatts of baseload power from three geothermal power facilities. It will increase geothermal power production in Nevada by nearly 25%. The company estimates the project will fund 332 jobs during construction and 64 during operations. The project is expected to avoid nearly 580,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide annually and produce enough electricity to power nearly 88,000 Nevada homes. See the DOE press release.
The New Hampshire project, using a $168.9 million guarantee to Granite Reliable Power, LLC, will help support a 99-megawatt wind generation project that will be the Granite State's largest wind farm. Project sponsors, BAIF Granite Holdings, LLC and Freshet Wind Energy, LLC, expect the project will fund nearly 200 construction jobs. It is expected to generate enough electricity to power nearly 20,000 homes and avoid more than 124,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide annually. See the DOE press release.
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Top 10 Lessons for Surviving a Zombie Attack:
1. Organize before they rise!
2. They feel no fear, why should you?
3. Use your head: cut off theirs.
4. Blades don't need reloading.
5. Ideal protection: tight clothes, short hair.
6. Get up the staircase, then destroy it.
7. Get out of the car, get onto the bike.
8. Keep moving, keep low, keep quiet, keep alert!
9. No place is safe, only safer.
10. The zombie may be gone, but the threat lives on.
Don't be carefree and foolish with your most precious asset: life. The Zombie Survival Guide offers complete protection through trusted, proven tips for safeguarding yourself and your loved ones against the living dead. It is an audiobook that can save your life.
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"One would expect the son of Mel Brooks to have a genetic predisposition to humor, and indeed, he does, and he exhibits it relentlessly here." (Publishers Weekly)
"I am now Zombie Proof"
Written much like a survival guide, this book gives instruction for eveything from a Zombie attack to Zombie's underwater, the best way to stop a Zombie, and how to avoid Zombie's altogether. I listened to this book on a very drive at night, I found myself really listening as if a Zombie were going to try to attack me at a rest stop! Never losing its seriousness, this book is an odd one. I liked it and still think of Zombie's showing up on the beach.
"Amusing, but still terrifying"
This is a pretty good book to listen to you if you want some fictional info-tainment on zombies. The content is humorous, but it still inspires a feeling of panic and terror if such a thing were to actually happen. The first hour was lackluster, when it's describing the origins and physiology of zombies. However, it suprisingly gains momentum when it gets to the section on weapons, defense, terrain, etc... Though it's meant to be purely fictional, the ideas presented can still be used in other massive-disaster scenarios. The information is still useful even though it's centered around a zombie outbreak.
I'd definately recommend this if you enjoyed World War Z. In addition, a good half of the book is similar to World War Z, as it tells the stories of survivors, but not as gripping and with as much detail as said book. It's done in a historical-drama, following zombie outbreaks from the 50,000 BC, ancient Rome, imperial China, all the way to the present, and how people in those time era and places thought of the zombies and how they fought them.
It's ripe with intelligent, though fictional, tips and strategies. Not anyone could have just written this book. I really enjoyed it.
"Interesting topic, but not a good audiobook."
I'm a big fan of anything zombie/zombie survival, so I really enjoyed the content of the book, but the whole 'guide' genre doesn't really lend itself to audiobook format.
Skip this one and get World War Z by Max Brooks instead.
"Maybe a bit long"
This was my first pick from Audible, and I did enjoy it. I am a zombie fan, but over eight hours of audio on this topic in this manner is a little much. That could be because the narrator sounds like he is just reading a manual, not much inflection in his voice, causing me to drift at times. While getting lost in this book, I did start to feel that I may actually be in a zombie attack. Jam packed of entertaining info on a zombie invasion. A good one time listen, and it will be a great tool to help me get to sleep ensuring interesting dreams.
"The Zombie survival Guide"
Great book for a list person. Well thought out. Fairly accurate facts. Fun.
"Fun, Fun, Fun"
Loads of fun; I'm sure the skills I learned listening to this book will server me well, when the inevitable Zombie war comes about
"The book takes itself a little too seriously"
It would be interesting to listen to again to see what I missed the first time. There was a lot of information that was given and it does tend to get a little bogged down in the details
There was a story?
"Great book but"
the narrator was not that great. He wasn't terrible but there wasn't much life or variation in his voice and it seemed to be slightly off in pitch. Granted this is what it says it is a manual, sure its about surviving a hypothetical and wholly fictional zombie apocalypse but the narrator is still quite dry. Nonetheless if you're a zombie fan its right up your ally and I highly recommend it.
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listened to it on Youtube. liked it so i bought it here :-) good times
"Great read!"
Wonderful information provided. Remove the zombie factor, and you still have a fantastic survival guide should the world go south for any other reason. Definitely held my interest. A good read for any survivalist or zombie fan.
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You Can Make Sound will be with us in October.
The Hot Press Newsdesk, 01 Sep 2009
After breaking up and reforming again in one reasonably fluid movement, Delorentos have confirmed the October 9 release of their You Can Make Sound album on their own DeloRecords label through ADA Global distribution.
The long overdue follow up to 2007's In Love With Detail debut, it gets a live airing at the Roisin Dubh, Galway (October 1); The Stables, Mullingar (10); Spirit Store, Dundalk (15); Dolan's, Limerick (16); Whelan's, Dublin (17); Cyprus Avenue, Cork (21); Electric Avenue, Waterford (24); Roisin Dubh, Galway (November 6); and The Dock, Carrick-On-Shannon (20).
Having already made the title-track available as a free download, the band will be putting another highlight, 'Secret', out as a single on October 2.
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Back from their Spanish tour, check out a new song here
11 May 2011 - News
They'll now play two shows at the Workman's Club
29 Nov 2010 - News
'Sanctuary' is released November 26
10 Nov 2010 - News
The release of 'Sanctuary' will be accompanied by an Irish tour
27 Oct 2010 - News
It's no sleep 'till Derry as the band go nationwide.
18 Oct 2010 - News
The Oxegen staples share festival stories
21 Jul 2010 - Video
Back at the top of their game after 2009's split and well on their way to album number three, DELORENTOS are one of nine acts to contribute to the Sound Training Centre's newest charity project, Behind Closed Doors...
15 Jun 2010 - Interview
The Irish Youth Music Awards (IYMAs) will stage a massive Show in Dublin's Liberty Hall, with guests Delorentos, and a number of heavyweights from the Irish Music Industry lending their active support.
08 Apr 2010 - News
The festival will consist of a series of Irish musical and sporting events, and will run over the weekend of March 12 & 13 in The Hague (Den Haag)
17 Feb 2010 - News
They were the great new hopes of Irish rock. Until, with their second album in the can, they decided to, er, call it a day. Thankfully, Delorentos have changed their mind and are about to step back into the fray with new LP You Can Make Sound. Hot Press joins them for a contemplative walk by the sea.
20 Oct 2009 - Interview
Triumphant rebound for reformed Irish rockers
19 Oct 2009 - REVIEW
Energetic, angular indie stylings and melodic, hook-tastic tunes are the order of the night. The band give a tight, flawless performance hinging on the formidable front pairing of Ronan and Kieran, whose sparring guitars and vocal harmonies are the act's secret ingredient.
09 Jun 2009 - REVIEW
Ronan Yourell has been talking to Hot Press about the tumultuous events which lead to him quitting and then re-joining Delorentos, all in the space of a few months.
21 May 2009 - News
After confirming they'll no longer be breaking up, the lads play an all-ages afternoon show in Cork's Cyprus Avenue next month.
28 Apr 2009 - News
And now for some good news! Having announced their split in February, Delorentos now plan on staying together.
22 Apr 2009 - News
SingStar fans can now do karaoke versions of their favourite Delorentos tracks, as three of the band's songs have been made available to download for the game.
21 Apr 2009 - News
Cork and Dublin will both get to say their good-byes.
12 Mar 2009 - News
But not before going in to the studio for a last hurrah.
17 Feb 2009 - News
Dublin band Delorentos are to play the closing night of Jameson Movies In The Square alongside a screening of the classic Monty Python film Life of Brian.
15 Aug 2008 - News
The Delorentos lads squeeze in the odd autograph between hugs and photos in the HP Signing Tent, Oxegen '08.
22 Jul 2008 - Gallery
07 Dec 2007 - Video
One of the breakout bands of 2007, Delorentos were good enough to share the story of their past few months with fans in the Hot Press Chatroom.
01 Nov 2007 - Video
After two Whelans sellouts last month, Delorentos have announced another Dublin show in December.
08 Oct 2007 - News
It seems Dublin can't get enough of Delerentos.
30 Jul 2007 - News
Something of a holding pattern for the Delorentos, with their album being rightly acclaimed in all quarters, the need to keep providing singles leads us to 'Stop'. They're still streets ahead of most of the other domestic bands at their level though and the Jape remix proves that they're keen to keep moving forward.
23 Jul 2007 - REVIEW
With performances by Delorentos, Fight Like Apes and Ham Sandwich, the Guinness Indie-Pendence Festival promises to showcase the best of Irish rock.
23 Jul 2007 - Interview
Dublin band Delorentos are set for an intimate Dublin gig in September.
18 Jul 2007 - News
Fresh from a crowd-pleasing set at Oxegen, hard-working Dublin lads Delorentos are off on tour again.
12 Jul 2007 - News
There's a stellar line-up of talent at LeCheile, the Oldcastle Arts & Music Festival, which runs from July 27 to August 5.
29 Jun 2007 - News
Delorentos have confirmed that they will play the 10th annual LeCheile festival in Meath this summer.
14 Jun 2007 - News
A nine-day Tipperary festival is being planned for July 7-15, featuring Dublin band Delorentos, other musical acts from Ireland and abroad, and a host of other cultural events.
07 Jun 2007 - News
On the eve of the release of their highly anticipated debut album, Dublin quartet Delorentos take five from their latest video shoot to discuss playing with Gang of Four, hanging with Steve Albini and playing football in Texas.
26 Apr 2007 - Interview
In Love With Detail is the sound of a band realising their potential. It's the first truly great Irish album of 2007 and the finest debut from a homegrown act in years.
13 Apr 2007 - REVIEW
Delorentos have confirmed that their debut album, In Love With Detail, will finally hit the racks on April 20 through their own Cottage label.
14 Mar 2007 - News
Delorentos seem to have been with us for an age, outdone only by The Rags in taking their time releasing that long awaited first album. 'Basis Of Everything' is one last, download only salvo before said LP arrives in April but it indicates just how much this cautious approach has paid off. As with everything they've put their name to, this screams quality, conviction and promise. New Irish band of the year? Look out Ham Sambo, there could be a battle on the horizon.
05 Mar 2007 - REVIEW
The Hard Working Class Heroes festival proved to be a huge success, with full houses for virtually all of the Dublin city centre showcases.
18 Oct 2006 - News
Dublin foursome Delorentos and lo-fi merchant Simple Kid have been annouced as support for BellX1's forthcoming nationwide tour.
11 Oct 2006 - News
John Walshe talks to Irish favourites Delorentos.
12 Jul 2006 - Video
Dublin band most likely Delorentos whet appetites with this thrilling taster for their debut album. 'The Rules' posits a sweetly naive collision of swaggering riffs and almost but not quite emo choruses. Too much hype may already have dulled their appeal – it's ominous when you're sick of a band not yet on their first record. For now, though, Delorentos are bright young things to watch.
15 May 2006 - REVIEW
Fresh from their appearance at the BudRising Spring festival, Dublin's Delorentos return with a new single, support slots and a headline tour of their own.
24 Apr 2006 - News
From the off, Delorentos are in stunning form. Whelan's has rarely seen a night like it.
04 Nov 2005 - REVIEW
Over the past six months Delorentos have found themselves in the not entirely enviable position of being tipped as the next big thing before they'd released a single note of music. Thus their debut EP finally arrives with great expectations. Fortunately, it's a case of happy endings all round as the Dublin four piece pass their first test with flying colours. Indeed, you'd be hard pressed to recognise this as anything but the work of a band at the top of their game. Every aspect exudes pure confidence. The only possible worry, in fact, is that, with its twisted guitar riffs and awkward beats, they could find themselves tied a little too closely to the whole Franz / Bloc / Futureheads thing. Some lead, most follow and Delorentos are heading for the front.
28 Oct 2005 - REVIEW
Delerentos – note, there is no "the"! – underline their 'next big thing' status with a brace of live appearances this month.
07 Oct 2005 - News
Delerentos – note, there is no "the"! – underline their 'next big thing' status when they visit
07 Oct 2005 - News
Delerentos – note, there is no "the"! – underline their 'next big thing' status when they visit
07 Oct 2005 - News
News and gossip from the domestic front with Roisin Dwyer.
20 Sep 2005 - Interview
Delorentos, Hothouse Flowers, DJ Flip and Aslan are among the attractions at Evolution this August
28 Jun 2005 - News
Having scooped the prize at the Irish final, Dublin's Delorentos were named overall winners in London last week
16 May 2005 - News
Top local talent is the order of the day (tonight!) when Delorentos, The Chakras, Driving By Night and Jove play the Sugar Club
06 May 2005 - News
They may look after Lambchop's pets and occasionally leg it from Crawdaddy to catch the last train home, but when not partaking in such hi-jinks, Dublin quartet Delorentos are busy trying to kick rock music another rung up the evolutionary ladder.
27 Apr 2005 - Interview
When Delorentos came on stage everything seemed to fall into place. Although they're clearly influenced by the current Brit Pop new wave, Franz Ferdinand et al, and are not wholly original, they do conjure undeniably sharp riffs and tight rhythms. They're also great fun to watch.
08 Apr 2005 - REVIEW
Fresh from wowing the crowd and walking away with the prize at the National Student Music Awards The Delorentos will play Whelan's, Dublin in May as part of The IMRO Showcase Tour.
08 Apr 2005 - News
Irish Four-piece Delorentos fought off stiff competition last night in Dublin to be named winners of the prestigious prize
01 Apr 2005 - News
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We have the stadium, we have the manager(the Arabs confirm that), and we have the support(including celebrities) clubs like Tottenham would die for, and 1.5 billion would really do some damage to clubs in the PL and Europe. Just my honest opinion about how far forward the Arabs are thinking. Arsenal is the only club with the kind of world wide clout that can really put a dent in Man City Utd. Barca, R Madrid etc. I know that, as well as the Arabs. The real bonus is we dont have to qualify for the CL this season either. They (the Arabs) make that pretty clear, coming out this early with their intended bid. And dont tell me Kronky want take it and run, because you wouldn't be living in the real world. This has been coming for a while now, and I truly believe AW's approach to spending would change overnight. After making do and getting by with this bunch, just think what he could do with the kind of players he would be able to have around him. And he gets to keep the boys he truly believes in. Its a win win situation.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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"The real bonus is we dont have to qualify for the CL this season either" - yes you do otherwise you won't attract the players unless you pay them a fortune and then get mercenaries playing for the wrong reason.
"I truly believe AW's approach to spending would change overnight" - no it won't. He doesn't know how to spend.He's had the chance but still prefers his car boot sale players rather than buy the top class players.
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Excuse me Eric Cantona, but you dont have to use inverted commas for everything you answer, do yo? If so you are lacking in the correct ways of answering what was just a general piece of banter. If you do not have the abiility to answer someone in a more intelligent way, please dont bother with my posts. You completely miss the whole point of my post, with your need to put in your own unintelligent, and unfunny opinions. I must say though, the parrot picture suits you very well. And I think I already have an idea of who you think you support, with that name. He went out of fashion with the Ark.


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Miner rebuked, but won't be punished, for violating board policy
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BRADENTON - Strong emotional attachment to McKelvey Park was the focal point on Tuesday night as the school district's superintendent underestimated it and a School Board member improperly displayed it.
Also Tuesday: the district said it will put off making a decision on the future of bus service to charter schools.
The district's transportation department provides bus service to four charter schools in the county, with Rowlett Elementary students scheduled to receive service next year.
The district says it loses $520,944 per year as part of the service.
The options being considered are that the charter schools will use district transportation with no subsidized costs to the district.
The charter schools could contract with independent contractors.
Or they could continue the same way with analysis taking place over the next year for future options.
The Manatee County School District said it will not discipline board member Dave Miner after an inquiry determined that he broke board policy by using his position to support the park.
The district had been exploring a possible sale of the popular park, which covers four acres just to the north of Miller Elementary School in Bradenton.
Last week, superintendent Rick Mills said he does not intend to sell the property, even as the district continues to cope with serious budget shortcomings.
At a School Board meeting Tuesday night, Mills reiterated he is not interested in selling the property, saying he came to understand the attachment the community has to the park at a neighborhood meeting two weeks ago.
"I knew the park was emotional but I didn't realize the tradition those acres represented to the community," Mills said. "I came to appreciate the symbolic and emotional attachment to that piece of property and I regret not having a full understanding of what that property meant to the community.
"I am committed to keeping McKelvey Park."
Miner, meanwhile, was a strong supporter of keeping the park, but carried his support too far, district investigator Troy Pumphrey concluded in a report released Tuesday.
On April 25, Miner spoke to the faculty at Miller Elementary and encouraged teachers and staff to attend Mills' neighborhood meeting concerning the park.
Miner also encouraged them to contact Mills in an attempt to stop any potential sale and the possibility that a developer could turn the park into a strip mall.
At the meeting before the school employees, Miner said, "West Bradenton needs another strip mall like Dolly Parton needs a third breast," the report said.
Miller Elementary Principal Barry Dunn said in the report that two staff members were offended by Miner's remark.
Pumphrey originally went to Miller Elementary to investigate those incidents only to come across other concerns regarding Miner's actions.
On April 28, Dunn was notified by a teacher that Miner was on campus during the dismissal of students handing out "Save McKelvey Park" flyers.
Dunn, according to the report, told Miner he was violating School Board policy and Miner responded he was not handing them out and walked away.
Miner then went to the bus ramp and continued handing them out and Pumphrey wrote in the report there is video of Miner doing so.
On May 6, Pumphrey received a letter from Dunn that said Miner had been defiant to an assistant principal when he was asked to leave campus because he was giving an on-camera interview with a School Board ID badge on.
Dunn also said in the letter that Miner's actions have "hindered my ability to effectively run my school and the distractions have caused undue stress on myself and my staff."
School Board attorney James Dye said Tuesday night that "this is board policy and you have to be cognizant of it and behave accordingly."
But Dye also added, "From here I don't think it goes any further."
In his opening remarks, Mills was open and candid about the unexpected challenges he has faced since becoming superintendent.
He mentioned the financial challenges the district has faced, the recent discussions over McKelvey Park that turned heated, and the situation that Manatee High has faced the past year in the wake of the Rod Frazier groping case.
"The challenges are more formidable than I knew when I accepted the job," Mills said. "I'm pointing the finger at myself.
"I realize my own personal preferences will not win the day and I'm ready to accept that moving forward."
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The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi women's tennis team will continue its season-long six-match road schedule when they visit the Texas State Bobcats on Saturday and the first-place UT Arlington Lady Mavs on Sunday. The match against the Bobcats starts at 3 p.m. on Saturday while the tilt with the Lady Mavs is set for an 11 a.m. beginning.
The Islanders come into the match with a 8-3 record overall and are now 5-2 in Southland Conference matches. Texas State is 6-5 overall and 2-2 in league play while UT Arlington is 14-4 on the year and a perfect 8-0 in the Southland. They are currently No. 58 in the ITA Rankings.
The two tilts will be the final road matches of the year for Texas A&M - Corpus Christi. Following the weekend, they will return home to finish the year out against Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston State on April 16th and 17th at the Corpus Christi Country Club.
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Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor rules against Hobby Lobby's plea not to cover some health care provisions
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has declined a request to block part of the federal health care law that requires employee health benefit plans to cover the morning-after pill and similar emergency contraception pills.
Hobby Lobby and its sister company Mardel Inc. sued the government in September saying the mandate that goes into effect in January violates the religious beliefs of the Green family members who own the Oklahoma City-based company.
Sotomayor wrote in her opinion issued on Wednesday, that the companies didn't satisfy the legal standard for blocking the requirement on an emergency basis. Sotomayor hears emergency appeals from the 10th Circuit and said the companies can pursue the case further in the lower courts.
Last month, in ruling against the companies U.S. District Judge Joe Heaton in Oklahoma City said churches and other religious organizations have been granted constitutional protection from the birth-control provisions, but "Hobby Lobby and Mardel are not religious organizations."
Heaton said he understood that the Green family has strong religious beliefs, but that complying with the new health care guidelines creates only an indirect burden on owners of the retail chains and it is not personal to them.
Hobby Lobby stores are closed on Sundays. The chain of 525 arts and crafts stores make it one of the largest private companies in the U.S. and the second largest U.S. arts and craft chain behind Irving-based Michaels Stores Inc.
The company also operates Hemispheres Furniture stores and Mardel bookstores. Listed on its website are the ministries it supports. The company's "statement of purpose" starts with: "Honoring the Lord in all we do by operating the company in a manner consistent with Biblical principles."


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It's a home on the Hill to hundreds of seniors.
Now some are saying it's become a dangerous place to live.
News 12 has received multiple calls this week from residents at The Bon Air apartments who claim some of their new neighbors are responsible for an increase in crime where they live.
"It's terrible in here now," says resident Joyce Boeman.
Boeman has lived in the Bon Air for nine years. She says what was Augusta's premiere apartment facility for seniors is now a hot spot for crime.
"We didn't have all this with drugs, people loitering," she says.
Some other tenants say prostitution problems, along with last week's discovery of a man's body in a stairwell, have them asking: is this a place they want to continue living?
"I plan on moving out probably in a couple of months, somewhere better than this," says resident Kenneth Kirkland.
We asked resident Beverly Blue what she has seen.
"Nothing but crackheads in the back of the building and drug dealers on the forth floor...and on the fifth floor, crazy people," she said.
Most tenants we spoke to blame the new problems on new management and what they call a lack of discretion used in who can live in the building.
The Bon Air's policy states only those who are 62 years or older, disabled, or who meet certain income qualifications are eligible. But some say that policy is not being followed.
"Now it's a little mixture of everybody," Boeman says. "They say they can't discriminate."
Bon Air management would not speak on camera, but say they follow the policy, and emailed us a statement saying residents are a top concern. They point to a dozen security cameras, restricted access at every door, and an on-site police substation as ways they insure safety and security.
Resident Peter Coles says he can vouch for that.
"I enjoy living here," he says. "It's a good place, it's a beautiful place."
And despite her concerns, Joyce Boeman says she doesn't plan on just moving out.
"The tenants and everybody, we need to come together," she says. "It has to be a change with the tenants, management, and so forth, that's what has to happen."
Bon Air managers tell us every resident is required to pass a criminal and credit background check. They admit they have seen some problems, but say any residents found to be involved in illegal activities are evicted.


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MARIETTA — A Washington County man was jailed Saturday on charges of manufacturing methamphetamine and assembly of chemicals. Harold L....
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The police task force should have held him down and poured the chemicals down his throat and left him.... If he survived then good for him if not good for the country!!!
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I read the ingredients to make this stuff and it flat out amazes me that people actively choose to put this stuff in their bodies. They have seen how people look after using a while yet they do it anyway. I just don't get it. You would never drink any one of those ingredients - it would kill you. But turn it into a drug and woo hoo. Just nuts. When they do it around children they should NEVER get them back. You choose to be an idiot and destroy your life well ok but leave the innocent children out of it.
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A burning furnace would be most effective in dealing with this low life.
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boo hoo-He is not a bad person. He is a sick person who needs help. This poor addict should not go to prison. He needs to go to a rehad and halfway house where he will get support, encouragement and hugs. I am so sick of this mentality! Send him to prison. Our treatment in leiu of conviction has been a total faliure!
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If this person is found guilty, give them one appeal, and if found guilty again do away with him. I'm sure there will be plenty of volunteers that will pull the trigger or throw the switch. Drugs are destroying this country, and until we get serious about eliminating the source, they will continue to destroy. Don't worry about the users. If the sources dry up it will eliminate the users.
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Wow good on Ohio - they seem to catch some of these bottom feeders every other day. Must be doing something right.
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2010 Cross Country: Ran in four meets during the season ... best finish was a fourth-place finish at the Incarnate Word Cross Country Invitational (10/2) with a time of 19:53.9 ... had a pair of 28th places finishes at the Ricardo Romo/Six Flags Fiesta Texas Classic (9/17) and at the Islanders Splash (9/24).
2010 Outdoor Track: Competed in four meets during outdoor season running the 1500m, 3000m and 5000m ... finished 10th at the Texas Relays (3/31) in the 1500m with a time of 4:58.73.
2010 Indoor Track: Did not run.
2009 Cross Country: Had a fifth-place finish at the Brazos Valley Open ... ran in three meets in the fall.
High School: Ran for coach Christie Burleson at Kingwood High School lettering four seasons ... helped the Mustangs to four district and regional titles ... team finished third in state during her sophomore season, second her junior year and fifth at state in the fall.
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FC Barcelona have once again reached the pinnacle of club football and have been crowned UEFA League Champions. This double DVD shows Barcelona's 'Road To Paris' including the best moments from all their matches, interviews with the greats of the club, insight from the management and the eventual celebration in the Camp Nou.
The final, FC Barcelona v Arsenal - Ronaldhino v Henry - set up one of the most eagerly awaited games in years. Some of the world's best players competed in Paris for the most valuable and sought after prize in club football. Controversy, goals and superb skill showed the world a game to remember; this 2-Disc DVD preserves that history and FC Barcelona's ultimate triumph: a must for all football fans.
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Los mejores momentos del camino de FC Barcelona hasta que ganó el campeonato de UEFA. Hay dos DVDs. Comentarios en inglés y español.


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David Irving: A Political Self-Portrait: Electronic EditionTable of Contents
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1.6 "Traditional enemy/enemies of the Truth"
[1.6/A][On the acquittal of John Demjanjuk in June 1993] 'The world will not easily forget how... [he] was detained in custody by his enemies for two more weeks while they thumbed through their sweaty manuals looking for some way to crush him that they might have overlooked; nor how when they failed again, these Shylocks, cheated of their prey, frogmarched him to his plane home to freedom, still in handcuffs - like a convicted criminal.' ['Will John Demjanjuk now sue his tormentors?', P's Action Report, number 9, May 1995, p. 10: K4, Tab. 10, p. 50]
[1.6/B]'I was allowed free speech [in Canada], until I injured one of the most cherished shibboleths of its traditional enemy, the history of the Holocaust: the last ten years have seen a new and uglier breed of Untouchables created, ironically by Edgar Bronfman Jr., whose father made his billions as a bootlegger - the criminal enemies of the first "untouchables" in the FBI.' ['A Radical's Diary', P's Action Report, number 12, 15 August 1997 (for July 1997), p. 21: K4, Tab. 10, p.59]
[1.6/C]'Every other aspect of world history is open to debate and dispute - except one. Anyone who challenges this one aspect of history is automatically, ipso facto, described as an anti-Semite. Jewish leaders are now saying that anyone who questions any aspect of the Holocaust is an anti-Semite. Of course, that's not true. We are just great lovers of the truth, and determined to get to the bottom of what actually did and did not happen.' [P's speech at the 11th IHR in October 1992: 'Life Under Fire: The Wages of Apostasy' (also published in JHR for Jan/Feb 1993), p. 10: K4, Tab. 10, p. 31 (if required, the full text of this speech, as published in the JHR is in file 3(i), tab 29) ]
[1.6/D]INTERVIEWER: So if you're not a fascist how would you describe your own politics?
IRVING: I think that I'm heading on Intifada against the, against the established version of writing the Holocaust. A one man Intifada. But I think more people...
[P's press conference for the FPP publication of the Leuchter Report, 23 June 1989: K3, Tab. 4, p. 39]
[1.6/E][After Ernst Zündel's house in Toronto was damaged by fire in May 1995, Irving wrote that Zündel] 'has attracted particular activity from the traditional enemy with mass mailings directed into German "occupied territory"....'['Traditional Enemy Torches Zündel's Headquarters', P's Action Report, May 1995, update, p. 1: K4, Tab. 10, p. 45]
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GREENCASTLE — Antrim Township supervisors recently voted not to give salary increases to township staff in lieu of covering increased healthcare costs, according to Brad Graham, township administrator.
The board had approved a 2013 budget which included money set aside for 2 percent merit-based pay increases.
Graham said that after the supervisors spent time "looking back over the finances," they decided the township could not cover both pay increases and the increased insurance costs.
"Healthcare costs have gone up every year," Graham said.
Board members faced the decision whether to give salary increases to staff and pass along the increased healthcare costs or to cover the costs but not increase salaries, Graham said.
Supervisors also reorganized at last week's meeting. Fred Young III was elected chairman and Pat Heraty was elected vice chairman.
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GLENWOOD SPRINGS - When a Lounsberry goes for 30 points, it's a good thing for Eagle Valley basketball.
Madeline Lounsberry had 30 points Friday night as the Devils knocked off the Demons, 50-48, in Eagle Valley's league opener. That snapped a nine-game losing streak for the Lady Devils against Glenwood, dating back to 2009. (Her brother, Sam, had 32 against Faith Christian in a win for the gents last weekend at the Demon Invitational.)
For the ladies, it was also a nice turnaround, having lost to these same Demons last weekend in tournament play.
"We really came through with level of confidence, knowing we could play with them," Devils coach Sam Bartlett said. "In the previous game, we were timid in the first quarter. We played four strong quarters tonight."
Mariel Gutierrez had 10 points, while Delaney Gaddis was clutch in the fourth quarter. Lauren Thorpe did the honors with the game-winner.
Eagle Valley upped its record to 4-2.
The boys team made it sweep later in the evening as the Devils topped Glenwood, 51-43. Nothing pretty about this one - like the girls, it was the second meeting in six days between the clubs - but it's a league win.
"It was a team effort," Devils coach Jim Bair said. "It was a grudge match. It was one of those games where you get in the trenches and battle."
Battling aside, the Devils boys are 5-1.
Eagle Valley hosts Rifle today at 2 and 3:30 p.m.
Huskies tie Kadets
VAIL - That's a great point for Battle Mountain hockey.
The Huskies earned it with a 5-5 tie against Air Academy Friday night at Dobson Arena.
Down 5-3 in the third period, Noah Beairsto, with help from Clayton Davis and Bjorn Bredeson, closed the Kadets' lead to one. Hunter Henderson scored the tying goal with assists going to Karl Norris and Ben Hymes.
After a difficult 1-18 season, the Huskies are already 2-2-1 heading into the holiday break. The Huskies are at Ralston Valley Jan. 11.
Palisade sweeps Huskies
PALISADE - Battle Mountain basketball had a rough go of it Thursday night in its return to league play.
The Huskies boys lost a heartbreaker, 45-44, to fall to 1-1 in 4A Slope action. Meanwhile, the girls dropped a 62-26 decision to the Bulldogs.
Battle Mountain has the weekend off before hosting Eagle Valley Tuesday. The girls tip at 6 p.m., followed by the boys at 7:30 p.m.
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Honda Seeks Mass-Market Fuel-Cell Car by 2020
A Honda Motor executive said Tuesday that the Japanese auto maker hopes to launch a reasonably priced fuel-cell car by 2020.
While that may sound a long way off, that's actually an ambitious goal given the extremely high R&D costs associated with developing a zero-emission technology that is still nowhere near the price range of the average consumer.
"We have to lower our costs so it makes business sense to try to reach a mass market by 2020," said Koichi Fukuo, managing officer in charge of Honda's drive trains, in a meeting with reporters.
The price "will have to be reduced to several million yen and the upper limits (of the prices) would have to be similar to those of the premium grade vehicles in each segment," Mr. Fukuo added.
The ambitious goal may not even be as new as it seems. While Mr. Fukuo was expressing the goal in the context of Honda's joint development pact with General Motors announced two weeks ago, a Honda engineer publicly made a similar comment eight years ago.
Yozo Kami, Honda R&D Co.'s executive chief engineer, said in 2005 that the price range of any future fuel-cell car would have to be lowered to between Y3 million and Y4 million by about 2020, citing the price range of a Honda Accord sedan. "Otherwise, the fuel-cell vehicle will disappear," he noted.
Fuel-cell cars are powered by electricity generated through a chemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen. As they generate no toxic exhaust gases, they are seen as highly promising zero-emission vehicles.
But the prohibitive costs of building them – about Y100 million ($1 million) a decade ago and still more than Y10 million now – and the lack of a network of hydrogen stations remain major obstacles hampering their widespread use.
Also, the fact the mass-marketing of the vehicles is still being thought of in terms of years from now rather than the present highlights how difficult it has been to commercialize this type of green car despite the fact it has few technological issues in terms of vehicle performance.
To help reduce costs, Honda is teaming up with GM as it hopes to achieve economies of scale. The U.S. auto giant has advanced know-how in analyzing chemical reactions that will be a key part of the technology used in fuel-cell cars. All the same, the two car makers will not aggressively look for other car makers to join their team and reduce costs further, Mr. Fukuo said.
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Sometimes food critics - especially in big cities like New York - declare widespread trends. "Pork Belly is out, Bone Marrow is in," or, "Rice is outdated, every Asian-themed dish needs to have noodles these days."These are sweeping generalizations that few restaurants can substantiate, but here in the Vail Valley, there are some trends, maybe better called necessities, popping up among some of the area's popular fine dining establishments.
The No. 1 common thread of late is the use of "secondary" cuts of red meat. Rather than a trend, however, this is a simple reality. "Right off the cuff, the biggest processes I've seen heading into 2013 is what's happened with the drought and what will influence the food chain in the next few months, specifically, the gestation of cattle," said Atwater executive chef Todd Bemis. "We'll see an increase in the price of cattle. The price will not decrease as it usually does in the spring months. Restaurants will turn to secondary cuts: hanger steaks, a tri tip, a flat iron. What will normally happen at the nicer restaurants, instead of buying a choice tri tip, we'll bump up to a prime cut. With the increased fat content, they're going to be a lot more palatable to the average guest."Luckily, these cuts happen to be extremely tasty, so to most restaurant goers, the presence of certain items looks totally planned, even trendy."You're seeing a lot of bone marrow and pork belly," said Sweet Basil and Mountain Standard Chef Paul Anders. "Cheaper cuts are becoming much more common. A lot of that is because at the moment, the pieces of primal steaks, they're gastronomical."Another recent characteristic you find at nearly every local fine dining restaurant is a wealth of information regarding the origin of your food.
"Take something like sustainable fish. You won't find anything on the menu that isn't the most wholesome version available," said 8100 chef Christian Apetz. "It's where the industry is headed. Although the demand is there, the supply can't meet it yet, but we make sure to do everything we can to find the most wholesome items. The shrimp we serve throughout the hotel is phosphate-free. It's not readily available. Most shrimp you find has phosphates and water added. The salmon we source is Shetland's Best. It's an amazing fish. The beef I use is from a farmer in Southern California - Brandt Farms. We use Bear Mountain bison. From a trending standpoint, we definitely place an emphasis on sourcing the most natural products."Mountain Standard takes it so far as to inform its guests of where exactly each fish was caught, on what boat steered by which captain. This is all courtesy of the Sea2Table program for the restaurant's catch of the day. Several local restaurants are making a point of telling you - especially here in landlocked Colorado - where your seafood is coming from. Beaver Creek's Saddleridge gets its trout from the rivers of Idaho and Cima's cod comes directly from Chatham, Mass. You may have seen Skuna Bay salmon on local restaurant menus, like at Mountain Standard, over at Leonora in The Sebastian in Vail or at Larkspur Restaurant. The fish are raised in Nootka Sound, off the coast of Vancouver Island, Canada, and while they're a sustainably-raised fish, the color and taste are nearly identical to wild salmon.In addition to selecting purveyors that are renowned to be natural and fresh, of course, there is a huge trend sweeping the nation's restaurants in the use of locally grown products. This certainly holds true for the valley's restaurants, several of which have their own gardens to pluck from. In the winter, however, procuring local produce becomes a challenge.
"When you say 'farm-to-table' and 'local,' remember that we're in Colorado," Bemis said. "I have guests that want asparagus. It's not local and it wouldn't be available if we were staying local. Farm-to-table has been a marketing trend, most definitely. They're all good with it until they can't get asparagus in January, or raspberries in February. It's different if you're in L.A. or New York City, where the climate is milder and you can always find fresh produce."Still, there are several Colorado products available year-round and local restaurants are using them more and more. The first example: beer."Seeing as Colorado is the hotbed of beer, we've been using beer in cooking. Also, beer in dessert is huge," Apetz said. "We put beer floats on the menu, like an adult version of a root beer float. It's homemade ice creams with 1554, Lefthand Stout ... It was the brainchild of our pastry chef. I don't think that's anything that's going away."Indeed. Mountain Standard offers only Colorado beer on its menu and Atwater does regular beer and food pairings.
Another trend that is likely here to stay - especially in the winter - is the constant offering of comfort food."It's amazing the number of people who will come in and order mash potatoes or mac and cheese," Bemis said. "People will come in and splurge. Humans, when it gets cold and dark early, they crave comfort food.""The whole comfort food and rustic style, it's more how people want to eat," Anders concurs. "In the winter we use the heartier root vegetables. We know there are going to be people who come in and want to have a hamburger. We want to accommodate everyone every day."Besides the go-to basics, there is also a trend in the typical diner wanting to be exotic - but sometimes only slightly so. "One thing you'll notice with 8100, we don't do any of the old school sauces like the demis and hollandaise," Apetz points out. "Citrus is starting to come in, so we'll hop on the Meyer lemons and blood oranges when they're in season and make those fresh chutneys with star anise, turmeric, cinnamon ... some of those Indian spices."When Anders added Bone Marrow to Mountain Standard's menu, he thought it would be a dish sought exclusively by foodies but he's been surprised by its popularity among regular guests. Also, dishes with a little flare - enough to take diners back to a delicious meal they've had in the past - are a big focus in local restaurants these days."On the national food chain, you're going to continue seeing people going after unique foods that they can recognize - more Korean, more Chinese. People are aware of those Asian markets," Bemis said. "What we'll get away from is the expensive, one-off items. Truffles are great. I like them. But even now when people are coming up here with disposable incomes, they'll go out and want something familiar. Variety will increase in menus, but you're not going to see asparagus and green beans go away. People want the things that strike a memory."


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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (January 8, 2013)--Former Rhode Island Congressman Patrick Kennedy says he has established a group to lobby against legalized marijuana.
He says efforts around the United States to legalize marijuana are well intentioned but misguided.
Kennedy's group, Project SAM, which stands for Smart Approaches to Marijuana, will instead lobby for increased treatment for marijuana and drug abuse.
He says making marijuana legal would introduce a new substance comparable to alcohol and tobacco that would cause more public health problems than it would solve.
Kennedy also says he is skeptical about medical marijuana, which he says misdirects compassion for those who suffer from cancer and other diseases to support for an extreme drug policy.
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2013 Marco & Co. Catering Islanders Open Starts Friday
The Islanders biggest tournament of the fall, the Marco and Co. Catering Islanders Open starts this Friday at 9 a.m. at the Thomas J. Henry Islanders Tennis Center and the HEB Tennis Center. Singles matches will start at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday. Doubles will be played at 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. The finals will then be played on Sunday at 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. In case of rain, the matches will be moved indoors to the HEB Tennis Center and the Corpus Christi Athletic Club. This is an officially sanctioned Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) event for NCAA rankings for singles and doubles.
We are extremely grateful to our generous sponsor Marco and Cathy Mattolini! Please come out and support the Islanders and this high-level college tennis event in the Corpus Christi Community!
Thank you for your continued support of Islanders Tennis!
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