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December 7, 2005
A family emergency with a defense attorney pushes back the arraignment for two former Greenbrier High School football players. These are the events that led up to the charges.
Reggie Rice and Shad Harris are accused of aggravated molestation and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Add a rape charge to that for Rice and you have a case that puts teens and sex in the spotlight.
Reginald Rice and Shadrick Harris were indicted back in October on three counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Police say the teenagers gave alcohol to three girls under the age of sixteen. Harris is also charged with three counts of aggravated child molestation and Rice with one for what the indictments describe as acts of sodomy with underage girls. Rice is also facing a rape charge.
"I hope the parents in this community have a wakeup call. All you have to do when you leave home or if you are going to have a party, monitor what's going on," Judge Wheale said.
Presiding Judge Duncan Wheale can't comment on an open case. But he calls the kinds of actions alleged in the indictment appalling. The police report from October 17th says after they became intoxicated, Rice asked one of the girls if she wanted to have sex, and she said no twice. Later the indictment says she appeared to be unconscious and Rice then laid on top of the girl and took her pants off.
"Obviously, you're dealing with more than one person, you're dealing with many stories, a lot of evidence we need to collect, so taking a couple of weeks is not out of the ordinary," Captain Steve Morris said.
The two were arrested about a month after the original report in September. About two hundred people turned up to show support when they were released on bond several days later.
"We wanted to show our feelings for him and show everyone what we really think," one supporter said.
The terms are a nightly curfew and a limit on when they can leave their houses.
"You just can't begin to understand the seriousness of these consequences, they are with you for life," Judge Wheale said.
Regardless to the outcome of this case, Judge Wheale urges parents to pay close attention to what their children are doing.
Reggie Rice will appear in court Thursday morning to enter his plea, followed by a pretrial motion hearing. His attorney will try to get his charged of aggravated child molestation dropped and amend the terms of his bond. The date for Shad Harris to appear has not been rescheduled


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Location: Genomics and Bioinformatics Research Unit
Project Number: 6066-21310-004-00
Start Date: May 20, 2013
End Date: May 19, 2018
The Genomics and Bioinformatics Research unit conducts research in the area of genomics and bioinformatics for an array of species and topics. It also acts as a fully integrated component of the Mid South Area by providing genomics research support for an array of technologies and research projects. The support includes, but is not limited to high throughput DNA sequencing, gene expression analysis, bioinformatics, DNA marker development, and high throughput genotyping with DNA marker. The centralization of these operations assures that all research projects in the MSA that could benefit from these genomic tools have access to the technology, that there is no unnecessary duplication of equipment within the Area, and there is maximum utilization and conservation of funding.

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SAN JOSE -- Whether he was wearing his doctor's white coat or his preacher's black robe, Dr. Herman Wilbert Hyatt Sr. always wore his trademark cowboy boots as he delivered medicine and sermons with a passion for justice and equality, from the Jim Crow South to Silicon Valley.
"There are no doctors like him anymore," said Dr. Sydney Choslovsky, of San Jose, a longtime colleague. "I wish I could be like him."
A pediatrician who practiced for 40 years in San Jose, Hyatt died late last month in Madera, a farm town in the Central Valley, where he moved after retiring in 2008. Although Hyatt belonged to the African Methodist Episcopal faith, funeral organizers figured none of the local AME churches were big enough for his funeral. They were right. More than 500 people -- from former patients to community leaders and aging civil rights activists -- filed into the cavernous Emmanuel Baptist Church in East San Jose to say goodbye.
According to friends and family, Hyatt was devoted to medicine and his faith in equal parts and often described him as a "healer" in both the medical and spiritual respects.
"My dad put great importance on education and the Lord," said his son Hamilton Hyatt, of Madera. "If you stay focused on the Lord, your life will come together."
Education and faith became Hyatt's twin foundations early in life as he confronted the racial segregation of the time in his native Tennessee. In his autobiography, "A Cry for Help," Hyatt told of working as a dishwasher in his hometown's finest restaurant when he decided to spend his 2:30 a.m. breaks eating in the white-only dining room. But the owner discovered Hyatt's defiant, lonely sit-in on the fourth night.
"He walked in and fired me on the spot," Hyatt wrote. "There was no fanfare."
Hyatt was born on Feb. 19, 1926, in South Pittsburg, Tenn., the son of a troubled union. His mother took him and left his father when he was 3. Soon after, his father took him back and moved to another town, Cleveland, Tenn. Hyatt would not see his mother again until he was in college.
Growing up in Cleveland, Hyatt's new stepmother took him to black Methodist churches and enrolled him in Sunday schools, where he excelled in reading and religious study. About the same time, his grandfather tried teaching him to plow a field, but the bookish boy failed.
"I was little concerned because I had no intention of being a farmer," Hyatt said.
Even so, he fell in love with cowboy boots and grew to fancy black lizard boots later in life.
Hyatt heard his call to medicine as a preteen when a neighbor started crying uncontrollably. Something was caught in the woman's eye. Moving calmly, Hyatt wet a towel with water and plucked out the obstruction. It was a small healing, Hyatt recalled, but it made a lasting impression on him.
A voracious reader, Hyatt excelled academically and fell in love at first sight with his future wife, Beth, when both were still in high school. After a brief stint in the Army, he attended Morristown College and Tennessee State before going to Meharry Medical College, where he became an emergency room intern in the mid-1950s. By then he and Beth had married and started a family. California beckoned when a Bakersfield hospital offered him an emergency room residency in 1957. The Hyatts moved to San Jose 10 years later.
He opened a private practice across from the old San Jose Medical Center and joined the St. James AME Church on the East Side. Word spread quickly that he never rejected patients who were without insurance or cash.
Jose Montes de Oca, a former director of the Alum Rock Counseling Center, said the mental health clinic often sent indigent patients who also had physical problems to Hyatt.
"He never turned any of them away," Montes de Oca said.
Hyatt's reputation as a good pediatrician extended beyond the poor. Rigo Chacon, a television reporter at the time, brought his ailing infant son to Hyatt after other doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong.
"Hyatt took care of him right away," Chacon said. "From then on he became my son's regular pediatrician."
Choslovsky added, "Medicine was never a business to him. He felt lucky that he could become a doctor and that he could help people."
By most accounts, Hyatt was tirelessly talented. He wrote more than 30 articles for medical journals, founded the Mount Hermon AME Church in San Jose, led several NAACP projects and earned a law degree from San Jose's Lincoln University. But he never practiced law.
"He wanted to get a law degree just for the challenge," Hamilton Hyatt said.
Hyatt was honored posthumously Tuesday at the Martin Luther King Jr. Library in downtown San Jose on the civil rights leader's birthday. Councilman Sam Liccardo recalled that Hyatt had delivered so many babies at San Jose Medical Center that they nicknamed the delivery room the "Hyatt Wing."
The hospital closed in 2004, but Hyatt kept his practice across the street until 2008, when he and Beth retired to Madera. She died in 2011 after 62 years of marriage, but Hyatt wrote notes to her almost every day until his own death of natural causes on the very last day of last year.
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Born: Feb. 19, 1926, South Pittsburg, TN.
Died: Dec. 31, 2012, Madera, CA.
Survived by: Sons Robert and Herman Hyatt of San Jose; Richie Hyatt of San Bernardino, and Hamilton Hyatt of Madera; daughters Monica and Monique of San Jose; 16 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Services: Funeral was held at Emmanuel Baptist Church, San Jose, on Jan. 9, followed by burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.


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Recipe spotlight: Leopold's Famous Stuffed Roast
Published: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 11:03 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 10, 2013 at 11:03 a.m.
Leopold's Famous Stuffed Roast
8-quart pot or roaster
1/2 cup olive oil
3-5 pounds chuck or rump roast (or deer roast)
1/8 tablespoon dry Italian seasoning
1/8 tablespoon garlic powder
1/4 tablespoon onion powder
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
1/4 cup chopped green onion
1/4 cup chopped mild jalapeno peppers with seeds removed
1-2 sweet potatoes (peeled and cut into ½-inch cubes)
1 (4-ounce) can mushrooms (low salt)
1/4 cup whole wheat flour
1/2 cup carrots, chopped
1/2 cup dry red wine
Trim roast of fat. With a sharp knife, punch holes in roast.
Fill holes with pepper, green onion and sweet potato. Dust roast with flour and brown in olive oil in pot or roasting pan. Brown both sides. Simmer for 10 minutes and add remainder of ingredients, adding water if necessary.
Cover and cook until tender, up to three hours depending on cut of meat. Remove roast and extra vegetables and put aside. Pour off excess fat. Add up to 1 cup water to pot and deglaze to make gravy, stirring drippings until dissolved and thickened. Return vegetables and simmer for about three minutes. Pour some gravy over roast. Save remainder of gravy with vegetables to serve over cooked rice (optional).
Makes six to eight servings.
— Recipe submitted by Leopold B. Babin of Houma.
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Navy's top officer on budget, ships
Sitting shoulder-to-shoulder on a San Diego stage, the leaders of the Navy and Marine Corps on Thursday sketched out similarly drastic pictures of ships being dispatched with reduced abilities and Marine aircraft being grounded if massive budget cuts become a reality.
And, as for the military's strategic pivot to the Pacific, Navy Adm. Jonathan Greenert said it's not being shelved but warships deploying to the Pacific might be delayed or diminished in number from San Diego.
Greenert and Marine Corps Gen. James Amos addressed the lack of a 2013 federal budget and the threat of sequestration during the WEST 2013 conference at the San Diego Convention Center.
Greenert, the chief of naval operations, expanded on information released Friday about $219 million in San Diego shipyard work and $83 million in North Island Naval Air Station aircraft maintenance being in jeopardy if Congress doesn't pass a 2013 budget. The military is being held to 2012 spending levels until a new spending bill passes.
The cuts known as sequestration would slice nearly $600 billion from the defense budget over a decade, unless Congress acts to avert them by March 1.
Naval training would be curtailed, in additional to ship maintenance, which would hurt the Navy's ability to field fight-ready ships in late 2013 and early 2014.
Greenert said one fix is for Congress to allow the Navy to shift money from its investment accounts to cover operations. He told sailors at a town hall-style meeting at North Island that their pay, retirement and other benefits won't be affected this year because 2012 funding levels are adequate for 2013 requirements.
Compiled from press conferences, a town hall meeting and a panel discussion Thursday, here's Greenert on those topics and on the recent announcement that women will be allowed in combat jobs.
Q: Will any plans for the U.S. military's strategic rebalance to the Pacific be shelved if sequestration takes effect?
A: No. Today we have about 40 ships forwarded-deployed or forward-stationed in the Asia Pacific. Those won't change. We won't pull those home. We get great effect out of them.
Q: But would the strategic shift be affected in any way?
A: It would affect it because we would have ships that perhaps won't get the maintenance they need … We would reduce non-deployed steaming, especially if we got into sequestration, and that is the steaming done to prepare ships to deploy. If they are not ready to deploy, that may delay them, because we may work longer on training, or alternative methods. Or, we would be compelled to deploy them not with the capability that we have in the covenant with the Pacific commander. And we have to reconcile that. Is it of value to deploy them at this lesser readiness level, less capability, or do we deploy them for a shorter amount of time?
Q: When would lack of maintenance and reduced training mean San Diego warships wouldn't deploy?
A: (On maintenance) It's hard to say. But I worry about the amphibious ships first. They are the older of the group. They have been ridden harder, if you will. So that's the one I worry about. As we are able to buy maintenance back, that will be one of the focus areas.
Q: If no budget is passed and you can't move money to fund training, will you have to say 'no' when called to a region? For example, say no to two aircraft carriers in the Persian Gulf, which is the current commitment?
A: We'll have something steaming maybe, but what is it capable of doing? And that's what we refer to as hollow. The folks over there, their operations tempo is very high. We need to bring them home eventually. Those that are just about ready to go over, their training is almost done and funded. It's the early FY14 and late FY13 that I'm worried about.
Q: Will we see women in training to become Navy SEALs?
A: That's hard to say. Because I don't know (how) the physical standards and requirements would apply to a female frame. And would they be able from – the ankles, the knees, the hips, shoulders – and how that impact, that strain would be, male versus female frame. I think that's something we need to look at closely. … That will be up to Special Operations Command to develop what are the standards. How are they transitioning the standards we have today to the female. And it is a matter of what are the expectations and is it feasible to change the standards they have right now.
Q: What's your projection on what jobs women will be excluded from in the Navy and how will it affect personnel numbers?
A: We are integrating female officers on our SSBN and SSGN submarines, and that's going very well. Now the first four female officers will start training this year on Virginia-class SSN submarines.
We have a plan being put together, it involves technical measures and training and making sure we have right leaders are in place, to integrate enlisted women into submarines. We'll probably roll that plan out within the next year.
The areas that we don't have women today, and we are looking at: mine countermeasures ships. We're going to retire these ships in the next 10 years. So we need to figure out making changes to the ships, offering the availability and will females be interested in going into an area that will eventually retire. Same for frigates and patrol craft.
We will follow the Marine Corps' lead as far as support forces that go with their ground forces.


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Colorado knows its microbrews, but somehow our local beer just keeps getting better. Jeremy Pluck, brewmaster at Gore Range Brewery in Edwards, said Colorado Craft Beer Week is a great opportunity to showcase the brews that really embody what the craft craze is all about.
"Colorado is definitely very strong on the radar of the world-wide craft beer scene, there is no question about that," Pluck said. "This week is just a great time to celebrate what is becoming a really cool movement. In the last four or five years, people are coming after microbrews with much more curiosity and enthusiasm."
This Monday marks the start of the inaugural Colorado Brewers Guild event, and festivities will be held all over the state. Eagle County's own breweries and restaurants have teamed up to showcase their local flavor, and Bonfire Brewing Company in Eagle is getting a jump start on the week with a St. Patrick's Day celebration on Sunday.
"We'll have our first new release, an Irish red ale, as well as green beer, live bluegrass featuring Monocle, and a limited amount of custom St. Patty's Day Bonfire t-shirts," said Andy Jessen, co-founder and "Master of Minutiae" at Bonfire Brewing Co.
Meet, greet and sample
Green beer is good for a laugh and some luck, but Jessen said the "Meet Your Eagle County Brewmasters" event at Vail Ale House on Tuesday night will be the best way to meet the men behind the magic.
"All three brewmasters from the local breweries will be there," Jessen said. "Each will bring a unique and rare beer, and the Ale House will put some things on the menu to highlight the three beers that will be on tap."
Jessen said brewmaster Matt Wirtz will bring a new brown ale to the event.
"The Karate Hop will be released on Monday and will be brought to the Ale House on Tuesday," Jessen said. "It's a traditional American brown, but it's 25 percent hoppier than a normal brown ale."
Pluck said Gore Range will offer the Boss Hop IPA. He said it's lighter on the malt character, and has some hop notes of grapefruit, apricot and pine.
"I didn't go super bitter with it," Pluck said. "Although it's still proper IPA level on hops and flavoring."
Kevin Selvy, brewmaster of Crazy Mountain Brewery, said he will pour a bourbon barrel-aged sour black ale, Cara De Luna. He said the beer spent seven months in Breckenridge Bourbon barrels, allowing it to acquire a delicate oak aroma and a well-balanced bourbon flavor that goes nicely with the deep malt character of the beer.
"During the aging process, a slight sour character emerged, which pairs with the chocolate notes from the beer," Selvy said. "This accentuates the beer's carbonation and offers a nice, light mouth-feel."
Crazy Mountain has events and parties planned all throughout the state for Colorado Craft Beer week, and Selvy said there will be a lot of excitement to spread around.
"We are tapping some special beers that have been aging for a long time and are thrilled to make their debut," he said. "The party at Vail Ale House on Tuesday is a great way for locals to get to know the three brewers behind their favorite local craft beers."
Pair your pint
After you sip-through your local favorites, check out some of the state's other staple brews at the Vail Ale House beer dinner on Thursday. The event is in collaboration with the Colorado Brewers Guild, and will include Avery, Ska, Upslope, New Belgium, Boulder Beer and Great Divide breweries.
"I think this week is great for Vail because craft beer in this valley is starting to grow and catch on," said Jason Barber, Vail Ale House general manager. "This is the first-ever beer dinner at the Ale House, and we are excited to show off our chef and the remodel."
The event, held from 6:30 to 10 p.m., will include a six-course dinner from chef Tony Miller, with each course of food paired with a beer from one of the participating breweries. Tickets are $65, with a portion of each ticket sold going to the Colorado Brewers Guild to support Colorado craft beer. Tickets can be purchased online at vailalehouse.com or at the Vail Ale House.


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...does this lovely data actually tell us lay people? Perhaps adding a section "Conclusions" would be valuable for us non-maths geeks who are interested in math-geek findings.
Also, was the objective to roll around in the data to try and find correlations or were there specific hypotheses you wanted to test?
this may be of some local interest


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Washington County's unemployment rate has been steady at 6.1 percent for the past three months, and county officials are offering several reasons for this positive "downturn."
"You can't stay at 6.1 percent and not do something right," said Candy Nelson, supervisor at Job and Family Services in Washington County.
The highest unemployment reported during the economic downturn was 11.5 percent in January 2010. In January 2012, the rate was 9.1 percent; one year earlier it was 10.4 percent.
Nelson cited the efforts of employers countywide.
"I think our employers are very good. They're trying to add people back when they can, " she said.
The county's biggest employers see the benefits of operating their businesses in Washington County, said Washington County Commissioner Cora Marshall.
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By the numbers
Civilian labor force estimates for Washington County
Washington County's current unemployment rate is the lowest since it was at 5.6 percent in November 2008.
In the months of July, August and September, Washington County unemployment was at 6.1 percent.
The highest unemployment reported during the economic downturn was 11.5 percent in January 2010.
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"Washington County is blessed to have large employers here that believe in our area and believe in our workforce," she said.
Growth in employment has been a result of diversity, according to Terry Tamburini, executive director of the Southeastern Ohio Port Authority.
"The traditional industries that we have stayed stable (including) polymer, health care and finance," he said.
Tamburini also cited the retention of about 600 Eramet jobs and the expansion of the Memorial Health System in Belpre.
"Their expansion into the Belpre area has been great and that's going to continue unabated, it looks like," he added.
Marietta Memorial Hospital has also kept building and growing because "there's a demand here for service," said Marshall.
Thermo Scientific and Kraton have recently made major investments in their facilities, she added.
Tamburini also pointed to the impact made by West Virginia businesses.
"Being realistic, a lot of good things in Washington County are somewhat dependent on our neighbors across the river," he said.
"Public Debt is a stable hire. People aspire to work there," Tamburini added, noting that the Dupont facility has also hired over the past year or so.
The boom in the shale industry has boosted area job growth, said Tamburini.
"The shale industry has had a dramatic impact," he added.
Tanks are manufactured in Waterford Township, Miller Pipe in Reno focuses on pipeline storage and Warren Township's Pioneer Group manufactures heavy equipment used by the industry, he reported.
Many recent jobs have also been in the bio tech field, including businesses like Thermo Scientific, Cool Containers, Farrar Scientific, Caron Products, Grimm Scientific Industries and El Pro Services, Tamburini said.
The recent uptick in employment has not been in "high paying jobs," said Nelson.
However, she has seen a recent job opening for a diesel mechanic and two openings at the county courthouse which would earn higher than average salaries.
According to Marshall, other factors that account for countywide job growth include a trained workforce, thanks to local colleges and the Washington County Career Center; job seekers' access to jobs via the Internet; and more residents buying local which results in increased hiring in the retail sector.
"People help support local retailers and in turn they hire. It's a win-win, creating jobs and helping the county with more sales tax," she added.
Marshall, Tamburini and Nelson were hopeful about future job reports.
"We're very optimistic about the future," Nelson said.
Tamburini was in agreement-to a lesser extent.
"We're cautiously optimistic that (future job numbers) are going to be positive," he said.
Tamburini pointed to the possibility of continued job growth in the construction industry as housing needs increase and an uptick in retail jobs due to increased sales of durable goods.
"If things go well with the Utica and Marcellus (shale exploration), there's nothing but positives there," he added.
Shale's impact on future hires was also mirrored by Marshall.
"We have shale development on the horizon. That will mean more jobs for us," she said.


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During the 1990´s, Volvo trucks became even more related 'under the skin'. In the late 1990´s the only model remaining in the Volvo truck product programme from earlier decades was the FL6, the main offering from Volvo in the medium-duty range.
A completely new chassis
Since the cab of the FL6 (and the FLC) was still completely up-to-date and comparable or superior to the competing make´s models in this segment, Volvo decided to develop a completely new medium-duty-chassis, but preserving the existing FL6 cab structure together with a more aerodynamic front and a more efficient and cleaner version of the 6-litre Volvo engine.
New transport information systems
In 2000, the new FL truck was introduced. The chassis was mainly based on technology from the FM and FH families of trucks, with e g the new generation of electronically controlled disc brakes and the same Data Bus as on the other Volvo trucks.
The use of the same electronic Data Bus made the Volvo Dynafleet, a complete communication system enabling more efficient use of the trucks, available to the users of the FL trucks.
The heart: the D6b engine
The heart of the FL range is of course the 6-litre Volvo D6B engine, which was already from the start in 2000 available in Euro 3 emission version, to make sure that the Volvo FL makes minimum damage to the environment.
The D6B is available in different versions with outputs from 180 to 250 bhp, and also in a natural-gas version, which contributes to superior environmental characteristics for this version of the FL family of trucks.
Adapted to different needs
The FL is available in a wide range of executions with two or three axles, adapted to the need of a wide range of various transport tasks; from local or regional distribution to light-duty long-distance transport, or for community service applications.


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What to Bring when You Sail
Part of the Sailing For Dummies Cheat Sheet
A good sailor always has the right tools and equipment on board. Whether you're sailing around for just half an hour or spending the day on the water, use the following checklists to make sure you're prepared for any eventuality. (Remember what happened to Gilligan and friends on their three-hour tour!)


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He directed new apostolic activities in the North, traveling to Denmark and being instrumental in the conversion of another king. By the strange device of casting lots, the king of Sweden allowed the Christian missionaries to return.
Ansgar's biographers remark that he was an extraordinary preacher, a humble and ascetical priest. He was devoted to the poor and the sick, imitating the Lord in washing their feet and waiting on them at table. He died peacefully at Bremen, Germany, without achieving his wish to be a martyr.
Sweden became pagan again after his death, and remained so until the coming of missionaries two centuries later.
One of his followers was bragging about all the miracles the saint had wrought. Ansgar rebuked him by saying, "If I were worthy of such a favor from my God, I would ask that he grant me this one miracle: that by his grace he would make of me a good man."


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U.S. to Aid in Search for Stolen Ukrainian Assets
By Joel Schectman
WASHINGTON — The U.S. has sent a team of investigators to Ukraine to help track down assets that Kiev's new government alleges were stolen by ousted president Viktor Yanukovych.
Ukraine's new government claims Mr. Yanukovych and his family embezzled billions of dollars before he was ousted last month. The U.S. investigators, who arrived last week, include experts from the Justice and Treasury departments who specialize in uncovering theft and corruption by government officials.
The U.S. team will help Ukrainian officials comb financial records for evidence and try to recover stolen assets, Acting Assistant Attorney General Mythili Raman said in a statement.
Last week, the Treasury Department warned banks that be alert for attempts by Mr. Yanukovych and associates may try to hide stolen assets. And the European Union and Canada has ordered banks to freeze the assets of Mr. Yanukovych and 17 of his associates.
Stuart Gilman, an anti-corruption consultant who has advised the new Ukrainian government, said it was essential that the investigation begin quickly. "The view is that this money is likely to disappear over time and it's going to become harder and harder to track," said Mr. Gilman, a former head of the United Nation's global anti-corruption program.
Mr. Yanukovych, addressing a question about his assets and those of his family in a Feb. 28 news conference in Russia, insisted his ouster had led to lawlessness within Ukraine.
The Ukrainian deployment was part of the Justice Department's anti-kleptocracy program, created by Attorney General Eric Holder in 2010. That program claimed its biggest win last week when the Justice Department announced it froze more than $458 million from the accounts of the former Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha and his associates.


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The Colorado Department of Transportation announced the completion of the Ports-to-Plains corridor, a 20-year undertaking, Aug. 2.
With the opening of U.S. 40/287 through Kit Carson, Colorado's portion of the Ports-to-Plains route is finished, running from the Oklahoma border to Limon.
"It's exciting to see the completion of the final Ports-to-Plains project in Colorado," Federal Highway Administration Colorado division administrator John Cater said in a statement. "This is a vital freight corridor which will provide long-term economics benefits for Colorado and all the states along the corridor."
The 200-mile project was launched more than 20 years ago and has been constructed in 24 segments.
"Since the Ports-to-Plains route is considered crucial for national, state and local economic development, reconstructing the highway with wider shoulders throughout to accommodate commercial truck traffic was vital for improving safety, as well as for current and future travel requirements," CDOT chief engineer Tim Harris stated in a recent release. "CDOT has been looking forward to reaching this milestone."


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Free health fair and diabetes expo focuses on chronic illness
Gifford Medical Center will hold a free Health Fair and Diabetes Education Expo on Friday, March 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Randolph hospital's Conference Center and visitors' entrance.
The fair, redesigned from past years, is open to anyone with a chronic condition, not just those with diabetes. It does not require registration, and puts a strong emphasis on "Creating a Healthy Lifestyle" – the fair's theme.
Gifford has held a Diabetes Education Expo for eight prior years. While the diabetes epidemic remains, organizers from Gifford's Blueprint for Health team decided to expand the event this year to other conditions because so much of what is being discussed is applicable, explained Jennifer Stratton, Gifford certified diabetes educator.
"Most people who have chronic conditions have something in common," Stratton said. "I also wanted to open it up to those with pre-diabetes to help prevent diabetes from actually happening."
The day includes vendor booths and a health fair open throughout the 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. event. Vendor booths are located in the hospital's visitors' entrance south of the hospital near the Gift Shop. Vendors this year are local community resource agencies and organizations talking about services and help available locally.
Health fair booths are in one of the hospital's conference rooms and include blood pressure checks, foot checks, glucose monitoring, goal-setting guidance and guidance on healthy lifestyle choices, physical therapy exercises, tobacco cessation help, diabetes education, information on support groups, and more. The booths are operated by experts from Gifford as well as local dentist Dr. John Westbook and local optometrist Dr. Dean Barelow.
Special presentations will also be offered in a second conference room, including a 10-10:45 a.m. talk by Stratton on "Advances in Diabetes Management;" an 11-11:30 a.m. talk on "Using Herbs to Complement Your Diabetes Wellness Plan" by Sylvia Gaboriault, a registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator; and a 1-1:30 p.m. cooking demonstration on "Sugar 'Less' Baking" with Gifford chef Steve Morgan.
Participants may drop in or stay all day. A couple of raffle drawings will be offered and the hospitals' cafeteria will be open for those wishing to buy lunch.
Learn more by calling Gifford's Blueprint team at (802) 728-7710. Gifford Medical Center is located at 44 S. Main St. (Route 12) in Randolph. Drive past the hospital, south on Route 12, and take the entrance just after the medical center to access the visitors' entrance. The Conference Center is marked with a green awning. For handicapped accessibility, go in the main entrance marked "Registration" and take the elevator to the first floor.


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Borussia Dortmund is a staple in Germany's Bundesliga and one of the most successful clubs in German history.
Show your support for the Borussia Dortmund with this official tee from PUMA.
100% cotton tee from PUMA.
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TRUCKEE, Calif. - The people have spoken, and those living within the Truckee-Donner Recreation and Park District have said "no" to Measure J.Fifty-four percent of the 3,867 district voters voted in favor of the bond measure, according to unofficial election results from Placer and Nevada counties. The measure required two-thirds majority to be approved.Measure J was a proposed bond measure for $8.52 million over 30 years to finance the construction of a performing arts center and an aquatic center in Truckee. It was estimated that those living in the Truckee-Donner Recreation and Park District would pay $6.91 per $100,000 of assessed property value - amounting to an annual average tax of about $20 per parcel owner. Lynne Larson, chair of the group created to oppose to the bond measure, Truckee Citizens for Responsible Government, said she is happy with the results."I'm pleased that voters were willing to say 'no,'" she said Wednesday morning. "The timing of this new tax was wrong and the voters decided they didn't want another tax."Larson's main argument against the tax was people in the district are already struggling financially in this downturn economy and thus isn't the right time for government to ask for more money.Those in favor of Measure J argued this is a good time to issue the bonds, since interest rates and construction costs are low, allowing the community to purchase both facilities on sale - coupled with a projected annual economic boost to Truckee of $2 million."We're a little disappointed (with the results), but encouraged by the fact that a majority of voters were willing to invest in these two projects," said Dan Kates, co-chair of Truckee First, the group in favor of approving Measure J, Wednesday morning. "We take this as validation that these projects are valued by the community, and we'll continue to work to bring them to a reality."As for what that work might entail, Kates said it's too early to know at this time.Steve Randall, general manager of the Truckee-Donner Recreation & Park District, said Wednesday afternoon it'll be up to the district's board of directors to decide what happens next.He said the board could have a "preliminary discussion" on the topic at Thursday's regularly scheduled monthly board meeting at 6 p.m. in the Truckee Community Recreation Center, located at 8924 Donner Pass Road. According to the meeting's agenda, the bond measure is a listed item under unfinished business.TDRPD has $7 million in funds left over from the construction cost of the Truckee Community Recreation Center back in 2009, and, according to previous reports, after the board of directors nixed the idea of an ice rink, they eventually decided on letting the public vote on construction of a performing arts and an aquatic center.As for how that money will be used now, Randall said that it is up to the board to decide.
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Definition of Non-suicidal self injury (NSSI)
Non-suicidal self injury (NSSI): A form of intentional physical self-damage or self-harm that is not accompanied by suicidal intent or ideation. The condition non-suicidal self-injury has been proposed for inclusion in the 5th edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of the American Psychiatric Association that will be released in 2013. Examples of NSSI include cutting, burning, stabbing, or excessive rubbing. The behaviors of NSSI are performed with the expectation that the injury produced will be minor to moderate and will not be life-threatening. So-called "common and trivial" behaviors such as nail biting are not included in the proposed definition for NSSI, nor are socially sanctioned practices such as piercing and tattooing.
NSSI is a growing problem among adolescents and young adults and may be a sign of sadness, loneliness, despair, low self-esteem, or the feeling of being unloved. About 14% to 24% of adolescents and young adults have engaged in some type of self-harm, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Only on 12, we're hearing for the first time the 9-1-1 calls from people inside the Phelon Plant during Wise's shooting. The calls reveal the fear workers inside the building experienced. But despite that, these callers helped guide sheriff's officers and ambulances to the scene.
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Caller: We need help here at R.E. Phelon. We got a man with a gun.
Operator: Okay, in front of the building?
Caller: He got through security. He's in the building now, but…
Operator: He shot through the security guard?
Caller: Yes, he's in the building with a gun
Dozens of calls just like that come from workers inside the R.E. Phelon Plant when Hastings Wise starts his shooting spree. Some of the rampage unfolds on the phone.
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Caller: No man, I haven't seen anybody, but I heard the shots fired.
Operator: Okay
Caller: They're still shooting. I just heard another one.
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Caller: We need ambulances, 3 or 4 of them. Two men I know are down. We've had about 40 shots fired.
Some workers lock themselves inside offices for protection, calling family members who fill in important information.
Caller: My brother-in-law has locked himself in a room to keep from getting shot.
This woman's brother-in-law knows the shooter.
Caller: Hastings Wise. They fired this man a couple of months ago.
The caller's brother-in-law even recognizes the weapon.
Caller: He's got a 9-millimeter. That's what he's shooting.
And some callers dial in but are too scared to speak up. One woman barely whispers.
Operator: 911 Do you have an emergency?
Caller: I'm inside the Phelon building.
Operator: You're inside the Phelon building?
Caller: Please help us. Please send somebody.
You may not have caught that last line, but the whisper says "Please help us, please send somebody."
Help comes soon, but the calls continue. A brave employee in Human Resources calls 911 to help get police inside the plant through a back door.
Caller: If the police are here, tell them to go in by the cooling towers. There's a door there.
This caller is close to two co-workers Wise shot.
Caller: Leonard was shot in the chest. He's completely unconscious. He's not dead. The other guy, Hollard, he's bleeding.
The unconscious one, Leonard Filyaw, died later along with three others: Charles Griffeth, David Moore and Sheryl Moore. But perhaps the calls of their co-workers, locked in offices hiding and whispering, saved others.


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The Irish flag is flying high over Hollywood this week as Northern Irish teenager Damian McGinty, 18, came joint first in Oxygen's The Glee Project, scoring him a seven episode appearance on the massive hit FOX musical series Glee.
McGinty, better known to most Irish Voice readers as the sweet teenage boy wonder in Celtic Thunder, was chosen from 40,000 hopefuls through an online MySpace audition. It is expected he will be written into this coming season of Glee as a foreign exchange student from Ireland.
The finale of The Glee Project aired on Sunday night, August 21. Nearing the end of the show Glee creator, Ryan Murphy, announced that fellow contestant Samuel Larsen was the outright winner of the prestigious contest. Damian, who was in the final two with Larsen, expressed his gratitude to the judges for the opportunity to appear on the show and said "I had the time of my life."
However, to McGinty's utter surprise, Murphy announced to the Derry born teenager that he too was a winner and a character would be written for him for seven episodes of the show.
Fresh off the win and beyond elated, McGinty took time out of his hectic schedule on Monday to talk to the Irish Voice about the exciting turn his life is about to take.
"I still can't believe it, I really can't," McGinty said over the phone from L.A. on Monday.
"This doesn't happen to people from Ireland, especially from Derry, it just doesn't happen. To get to be on the biggest TV show in America is just a dream come true."
What went through his mind at that winning moment? "Wow, what goes through your mind in a moment like that, I was thinking what should I think. You lose all feeling in your body, all recognition of where you are. It literally took me hours to think about it and say to myself, 'wait a minute, I'm going to be on Glee.
The show finished taping in L.A. in April and McGinty was bound by contract not to reveal to anyone the results, making "it a long summer back home."
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The show began airing in the U.S. at the start of June and reached Irish shores three weeks later.
"Ya, they are a few weeks behind in Ireland but I guess with all the media hype today they now know the final result," laughed McGinty.
The 18-year-old couldn't wait for Sunday night's finale to air so he could finally share his elation with the world.
"My mom and dad, brother and sister are so proud. They are my biggest supporters and have always supported me since I was four years of age," he said.
According to McGinty cameras and reporters were lining up outside his home in Derry to interview his family on Monday morning when word traveled to Ireland of his win.
"They just can't believe it, they are thrilled for me," he said.
McGinty is also grateful to his Irish fans, both in the U.S. and Ireland.
"They have supported me all the way and it's been amazing, so touching. I won this for Ireland and I'm going to do Ireland proud on the show," he added.
While back in Derry studying for school exams in 2010 McGinty saw an ad online explaining that one could audition for a new show called The Glee Project by submitting a music video through MySpace.
"I said 'okay then' so I recorded right there on my computer a video and sent it off," shared McGinty.
The clip received thousands of hits on the Internet giving the Irishman a positive feeling. That feeling soon turned sour when he didn't hear anything back from the right people. However a few months later he got a call to fly out to L.A. for an audition. And there during a mild L.A. winters day McGinty was chosen to appear on the show.
Hailed the underdog by those who watched the show and even the judges, McGinty said he had a few lucky escapes but feels it was meant to be. He had been in the bottom three several times.
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A priest at St. Joseph Co-Cathedral in Thibodaux was rushed to a local hospital Tuesday morning after he was found stumbling in front of the church bleeding from his chest.
The Rev. Maridoss Selvam was in the intensive care unit Tuesday evening at Thibodaux Regional Medical Center. Details on his condition were not released.
Selvam, associate pastor for the past few months, was found by a parishioner as she pulled into the church for Mass, police said.
The priest had a large gash and puncture wound on the left side of his chest, Thibodaux Police said.
Police said they found no evidence of foul play or of any other person in Selvam's room. Officers found a table on its side with papers strewn about and a bloody knife nearby.
A spokesman for the Catholic Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux said evidence indicates the wound was self-inflicted but more investigation by police will be necessary to confirm what happened.
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Good morning and welcome to Summit Up, the world's only daily column that is as happy as a clam today since it seems all we have are favorable and happy dispatches to pass along. (On a side note, how happy exactly is a clam? If he or she is not all that happy, does that mean we're not happy?)Breckenridge's Phillip Gallagher sent over this thank-you note concerning the recent GOODness Epidemic. Gallagher had this to say:"Summit County Youth (SCY) unleashed the GOODness Epidemic from March 10-16. It was a huge success of plotting GOODness in our county for a week. On behalf of the SCY staff, volunteers, students and families, we would like to thank those responsible for helping SCY continue to invest in the lives of the youth of Summit County. "The following businesses and families gave their generous support: Grand Lodge on Peak 7; Colvin Construction: Amy Black/Dexter; Pinnacle Mountain Homes; Summit Foundation; Goods; Jim & Paula Stover/Stover Granite; CC&S Construction; Gary & Nancy Carlston; Martyn Plumbing & Heating; Centennial Bank; Blue River Sports; Mountain Wave; Chris & Dawn Banas; Kevin & Kristie Berkley; Eric & Shannon Dahman/America?s Mortgage; Joy of Sox & Excessories; Chris and Kathy Knackstedt; Tony Lord Excavation; Hyon Family; Byers Family; Veeneman Family; Roy Family; Powell Associates; Rockridge Building Co.; Rose Family; Thebeau Family; Begley Family; & Gidney Family."Well, that's about all we've got today. Have a great start to the weekend. We out.
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He's so sweet because he says nice things that have a cute effect
de Joostice 6 octobre 2015
mainly used by white teenagers in the north of london this word is generaly used for anything from greeting someone. to thanking someone for something or describing something.
'sweet mate whats happening' or 'sweet, thanks for that' or even 'yeh ralph is well sweet'
de Gibson Boy 'sweet mate' 4eva 24 juillet 2005
A very underrated 70's Glam rock band. Most known for songs "Ballroom Blitz", "Fox on the Run" and "Teenage Rampage".
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english term for candy
plural: sweets/sweeties
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me: "gimmie a damn sweet bitch"
her: "hey these are MY haribos OK"
me: "yeah. yeah thats fine..."*punches her and runs off with her sweets*
me: "muhaha"*chomp*
her: "hey these are MY haribos OK"
me: "yeah. yeah thats fine..."*punches her and runs off with her sweets*
me: "muhaha"*chomp*
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a swisher sweet cigar with marijuana rolled up in it.
Damn I just smoked 2 sweets and I'm fucked up.
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marijuana rolled up into a Swisher Sweet cigar. used mostly in the Baytown/Houston, TX area
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Down south the word sweet is used to call weed wraped in a cigar
A , my nikka roll up a sweet or let's smoke a sweet
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Is It Time to Stick a Fork in Celebrity Chefs Like Guy Fieri?
Has the celebrity chef movement jumped the shark?
That's perhaps the only question that New York Times restaurant critic Pete Wells didn't ask in his review-slash-evisceration of Guy Fieri's new Times Square eatery, Guy's American Kitchen & Bar. You see, the scathing critique, which has become something of a meme in almost record time, took the form of a series of questions: "Guy Fieri, have you eaten at your new restaurant in Times Square?…Did panic grip your soul as you stared into the whirling hypno wheel of the menu, where adjectives and nouns spin in a crazy vortex?…Were you struck by how very far from awesome the Awesome Pretzel Chicken Tenders are?"
Perhaps the closest Wells got to the issue, however, was this query: "When you cruise around the country for your show 'Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives,' rasping out slangy odes to the unfancy places where Americans like to get down and greasy, do you really mean it?"
I would never want to question a reviewer's motives – and I was a newspaper restaurant critic for several years – but I have to believe that if Fieri was just any chef, the New York Times might have gone with a more traditional pan. For that matter, it might have skipped a critique altogether. (New York has several thousand eateries, the Times runs 52 restaurant reviews a year. You do the math.)
Fieri certainly must have done the math. He's already fired back against the Times, speaking on NBC's "Today" show this morning. "I just thought it was ridiculous," Fieri said of the review. "It really seemed like there was another agenda." The chef also said he was working to improve his establishment. "Do we do it perfect? No. Are we striving to do it perfect? Yes."
Wells defended the tone of his review to the New York Times Public Editor. "It's good to make people laugh," Wells said. "But I don't roll up my sleeves and get out the knives." The New York Times didn't make Wells available for a comment to Speakeasy.
I would argue that a celebrity chef, particularly one as colorfully crazed and as immensely popular as Fieri, invites a different sort of examination. In a country where food has become as much a fashion statement as a source of sustenance, the as-seen-on-TV chef takes on a larger role as a kind of public arbiter of taste in both the literal and metaphorical sense. Fieri is our go-to guy for understanding the greasy spoon, and what it can achieve in all its culinary manifestations. But in a similar vein, Alton Brown is our go-to guy for understanding the relationship of food and science. And Paula Deen is our go-to woman for understanding the Southern table.
The problem, of course, is that the bigger these chefs become, the more they lose sight of their core mission. That is, they become less about the chef/arbiter aspect and more about the celebrity one. Like Kim Kardashian – and yes, I'm drawing a line between Kim and Guy – they become famous for being famous. Guy is as much about the surfer-dude look and persona – think the sunglasses worn backwards – as he is about the food.
But here's the real problem: We still want the food, too. When I read the Wells review, I didn't think so much about Fieri as I did about Todd English, the Boston-based chef who once made People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful" list – and who also lent his name to a panini maker that proved so impractical my wife tossed it after a year. And I thought about Marcus Samuelsson, the Ethiopian-born, Swedish-raised chef who's also something of a fashion icon – and who's taken of late to promoting a mid-shelf vodka. Oh, and let's not forget about Paula Deen – hardly perhaps a glamor girl, but a celebrity nonetheless. And one who managed to turn the fact she was diagnosed with diabetes – you can't exactly call the food that most celeb chefs peddle healthy eats – into an opportunity to hawk a diabetes drug.
Are you beginning to detect a pattern?
The point is that the chefs become brands and the brands become about something other than food. And somewhere along the way, food loses. Or to quote Wells about Fieri and his new restaurant: "When you hung that sign by the entrance that says, WELCOME TO FLAVOR TOWN!, were you just messing with our heads?"
The saddest aspect to this all: Guy is, well, one of the good guys. Not just in how he comes across on TV, but also in real life. I remember that during the one time I interviewed him in person – on a sweltering afternoon at the Food Network South Beach Wine & Food Festival – he took pains to get me a couple of bottles of water and make sure I was as cool and comfortable as he was.
So I couldn't just take the New York Times review at face value. I decided to venture to the restaurant last night. Granted, the staff had to be demoralized, but they also had to be that much more eager to get things right. And while mine was hardly intended to be a full assessment of the place, I figured I'd at least see how a couple of dishes measured up and take a reading on the overall vibe.
The food was indeed nothing to rave about – quite, the opposite. The Guy's Famous Big Bite Caesar salad that Wells skewered for being neither "big" nor "famous" nor "Guy's, in any meaningful sense" was arguably the smallest $9 salad I've ever encountered (and it had no discernibly unique flavor – just plain ol' Caesar dressing atop everyday greens). The "Guy-talian" Nachos packed a lot of colorful food on the plate – it's an Italian take on the Mexican-inspired bar staple. But I'm inclined to agree with Wells that the fried lasagna noodles in the dish absorb so much oil that you lose the point of adding them to the tortilla chips since the grease overwhelms everything else.
And the service? The staff was clearly trying hard to be nice, but in just a 45-minute visit they managed to screw up my order (I was initially given the wrong salad) and forget to provide me with silverware (I took notice when the correct salad arrived). Those are not encouraging signs for any restaurant – Guy Fieri-connected or not.
It seems to me that the chef has spread himself too thin – in addition to his work on TV, Fieri owns other restaurants, puts out books and even maintains a line of jewelry – to make every dish count. Not that chefs can't multi-task – that's the art of the kitchen, after all – but there comes a point when enough is enough. I think Guy's American Kitchen is that point.
Or maybe not. Our love of celebrity chefs is such that we tend to forgive a lot. (Does anyone still talk about the Paula Deen diabetes controversy?) And if the chefs jumped the shark, why are there so many patrons at Guy's American Kitchen? The place was packed last night – not necessarily with post-review curiosity seekers, but with Guy fans who probably hadn't read the review.
Certainly, that was the case with the man sitting next to me at the bar, an out-of-towner on an extended work assignment in New York. He, too, had to ask for silverware. But he didn't seem to care much about the mistake. If anything, he seemed to be delighting in the connection with Fieri – however tenuous – that the restaurant afforded him. "This is my fourth visit," he said to me on my way out the door.


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DRAFTED: undrafted
|Signed as a free agent by NY Islanders, May 19, 2008. Signed as a free agent by NY Rangers, July 1, 2012. Signed as a free agent by San Jose, July 10, 2014.
2012-13: Made his Rangers debut on Mar. 5 vs. PHI ... Recorded two fighting majors ... Skated in his NHL playoff debut in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals on May 23 vs. BOS. 2011-12: Ranked second on the team in fighting majors (14). 2010-11: Established career-highs in games played (27), goals (two), assists (one), points (three), and penalty minutes (85). ... Registered his first career point with a goal on Feb. 11 vs. Pittsburgh. ... Tallied his first career assist on Feb. 24 at Philadelphia. 2009-10: Made his NHL debut on Apr. 10 at New Jersey.
2012-13: Established career-highs in assists (13), plus-minus rating (plus-10), ... Led the team in ranked eighth in the AHL in fighting majors (20) ... Ranked fourth on the team in plus-minus rating ... Recorded 11 points (five goals, six assists) in an 11-game span from Jan. 23 vs. Adirondack to Feb. 17 vs. Manchester. 2011-12: Established AHL career-highs in goals (15), points (25), power play goals (four), shots (101) and plus/minus rating (plus-four), and tied his career-high in assists (10) … Led the team in penalty minutes (125), tied for fourth on the team in goals, ranked 10th in points and sixth in power play goals … Notched his first career AHL hat trick on Feb. 11 vs. Springfield. ... Posted a four-game point streak from Jan. 28 at Syracuse to Feb. 11 vs. Springfield (five goals, two assists). 2010-11: Established a career-high in assists (10). ... Ranked seventh on the team in goals (12), 10th in points (22) and first in penalty minutes (144). ... Registered a four-game goal streak from Dec. 12 at Worchester to Dec. 19 vs. Portland (six goals). 2009-10: Established career-highs in games played (65) and penalty minutes (196) … Led the team and ranked 13th in the AHL in penalty minutes. 2008-09: Ranked second on the team in penalty minutes (99) … Made his AHL playoff debut on Apr. 17 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. ... Notched his first AHL playoff point with a goal on Apr. 18 vs. Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. 2007-08: Notched the game-winning goal while skating in his AHL debut on Dec. 8 at Springfield … Tallied a point in consecutive games on Jan. 6 at Philadelphia (goal) and Jan. 9 vs. Portland (assist).
2007-08: Established ECHL career-highs in games played (28), goals (11), assists (eight), points (19), plus/minus rating (plus-nine) and penalty minutes (115). ... Recorded his first professional hat trick on Nov. 2 at Las Vegas. ... Named to the ECHL All-Star team. ... Ranked second on the team during the playoffs in goals (seven) and penalty minutes (49), and fourth in points (13) in 14 playoff contests. 2006-07: Recorded his first professional point with a goal on Mar. 22 at Augusta. ... Tallied his first professional assist on Mar. 29 at Gwinnett … Registered his first professional multi-point effort with a two-goal performance on Apr. 6 at Gwinnett.
2006-07: Established OHL career highs in games played (68), goals (30), assists (24), points (54) and penalty minutes (154). ... Ranked second on the Toronto St. Michael's Majors in goals, seventh in assists, tied for fourth in points and first in penalty minutes. ... Registered 16 multi-point efforts, including a four-point performance (two goals, two assists) on Nov. 16 vs. Brampton. 2005-06: Split the season between Sarnia and St. Michael's. ... Established a career-high with 19 fighting majors. 2004-05: Ranked sixth on the team in points (30), fourth in goals (14), tied for seventh in assists (16), and ranked fourth in penalty minutes (122). 2003-04: Registered two multi-point performances, including two goals on Feb. 6 vs. Sault Ste. Marie. 2002-03: Tallied his first career point with an assist on Oct. 27 at Toronto. ... Recorded his first career goal on Dec. 17 vs. Kitchener.
May 28, 2009 -– Signed by N.Y. Islanders as an undrafted free agent. July 1, 2012 -- Signed with Rangers as an unrestricted free agent.
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MOST ASSISTS, GAME: 1 on Feb. 24, 2011 (N.Y. Islanders at Philadelphia)
MOST POINTS, GAME: 1 (three times), last, March 19, 2011 (N.Y. Islanders at Florida)
MOST PIM, GAME: 39 on Feb. 11, 2011 (N.Y. Islanders vs. Pittsburgh)
MOST SHOTS, GAME: 3 (twice), last, April 1, 2012 (N.Y. Islanders vs. Ottawa)
FIRST NHL GAME: April 10, 2010 (N.Y. Islanders at New Jersey)
FIRST NHL GOAL: Feb. 11, 2011 (N.Y. Islanders vs. Pittsburgh) (Johnson)
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The Gypsum Recreation Center shattered user projections for its first year of operation. The facility had 103,913 total visits in 2007 and had 3,572 active memberships.
Eagle County Sheriff's deputies arrested two men on charges of human trafficking after stopping their vehicle and discovering 15 illegal occupants inside. The suspects were being held on a $100,000 bond.
Eagle Mayor Jon Stavney announced his candidacy for Eagle County Commissioner.
A federal lobbying effort by Eagle County helped secure continued funding for the Colorado Army National Guard's High Altitude Aviation Training Site at the county airport. During the fall of 2002, the Pentagon-level Army and National Guard Bureau recommended cutting funding for the facility.
Colorado State Parks honored the crew at Sylvan Lake State Park - Paul Kunkel, Jan Connors, Rosie Shearwood and Arlene Quenon.
Ryan Sutter of the Vail Fire Department made it to the final round of the TV series "The Bachelorette." He was competing to win the affections of his future wife, Trista.
Art Hutchison, Eagle's Police Chief for two years, resigned. Hutchison planned to move to Washington, D.C., with his wife, Ann Bormolini, who had accepted a post with newly named U.S. Transportation Secretary Federico Pena.
The Eagle Gypsum Products wallboard plant announced it had doubled production over the past year.
The newly seated Eagle County Board of Commissioners announced it would reopen negotiations with Western Eagle County Metropolitan Recreation District concerning development of athletic fields at the county fairgrounds.
The Eagle Valley High School ski team - lead by great runs turned in from Shawn Jones, Josh Rau and Judd Sheaffer - took fifth at the Vail slalom.
An unoccupied mobile home at Dotsero burned to the ground. Firemen were uncertain what sparked the blaze.
Newly elected Eagle County Sheriff A.J. Johnson met with jail inmates who were asking the county to allow them a place and time for physical exercise. The county was contemplating using a temporary, modular jail building to house prisoners while a new justice center was under construction.
The singing duo of Alan and Debra Echtler provided entertainment for the grand opening of Dempsey's Bar and Restaurant at 201 Broadway in Eagle.
In the first contested Gypsum town election in seven years, voters choose Evan Mayne as mayor and selected Marion Baker, James Day Jr., Wren Eaton, Robert Orr, Clarence Lewis and Theodore Reynolds for town council.
Plans were under way for the Eagle Valley Snowmobile Races, slated for the Mosher Ranch on Brush Creek.
The Eagle County School Board planned an addition at EVHS and also approved creation of a baseball program for the school.
Longtime McCoy and Copper Spur resident Mrs. Frank Bedcell was honored at the Yarmony American Legion Post annual Sweetheart Banquet.
Representatives from the Eagle County Farm Bureau and the Eagle Citizen's Council debated the pros and cons of a proposed $850,000 bond to build a high school at Wolcott and an elementary and junior high school at Gypsum.
Ross Chambers, president of the Eagle County Soil Conservation District, attended a national conference held in Denver.
A daylong celebration was planned at the new Vail ski area.
Burns locals who attended the National Western Stock Show included Mr. and Mrs. Wiss Toomer, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Albertson, and Mr. and Mrs. John Benton.
John Fenno, Steve Tomsic and John Harris were key to the EVHS basketball victories over Battle Mountain and New Castle.
A four-month long hunt for a sheep-killing mountain lion ended when government trackers Jimmy Day of Gypsum and Glen Sutton of Meeker bagged the 160-pound lion. The cat was treed near Dotsero. The mountain lion was believed to have killed 13 sheep belonging to rancher Rex Mayne.
The Eagle County Polio Chapter geared up a campaign to raise $2,000. Local school children and home demonstration clubs were helping with the effort.
Brush Creek Rancher Lloyd Eichler was interviewed on KOA radio's Western Dinner Hour program, emceed by Don Pearch.
A number of local boys were serving in the Navy and fighting in the Pacific. Don Eaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eaton, was killed when the destroyer Monseen was hit by enemy fire. Alfred Whitehead survived an attack on the Barton, but he sustained three shrapnel wounds. Glen Mason, stationed with the Seabees at Camp Peary, Va., sent a postcard to the Enterprise, stating that it was time the war was over.
The federal government was offering funding and equipment assistance to Eagle County to educate fire wardens regarding modern firefighting methods.
Cameramen from four newsreel outlets and the national press were at Camp Hale filming the soldiers in a three-day training demonstration.
Marshall Hartman, herdsman for the Piney Hereford Co., reported that the ranch's top show bull sold for $2,500 at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. Brush Creek Ranch's Frank Schlutter earned a blue ribbon for his seed potato exhibit.
Students James Madden, Jody Meehan, Harold Koonce, Patsy Meehan, Dorothy Nimon, Laurene Grant, Mary Ruth Nimon, Beatrice Bindley and Mary Rice were named to the Eagle Valley High School Honor Roll.
Some 250 men applied for the dozen job openings on a road improvement project crew at Wolcott.
George Carlow dislocated his left shoulder during an Eagle town basketball game against Glenwood Springs.
A group of young people including Fanny Gamble, Louise Hartman, Marilla Reynolds, Howard McCain and Pete Degraw organized a bobsledding party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Buchholz.


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I can remember the days when my multivitamins tasted like candy. It was an absolute pleasure to take those little Flintstone chewables every day in the hope of "growing strong bones," as my dad used to put it. As I've gotten older, taking my daily vitamins is a sweet ritual that I have carried with me. I line them up and remember their purpose as I ingest each one. But this month, my focus has shifted. I'm not as concerned with my calcium supplementation or the millions of strands in my probiotic. I'm now interested in is a much more important vitamin, Vitamin L—Love.


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Ben Roethlisberger has had one of his better statistical seasons, and there's no reason he can't build on that against the Falcons' weak secondary.
Tale Of The Tape: Cincinnati Bengals At Cleveland Browns
The Andy Dalton show shuffles on, and the Bengals don't know what they are going to get from their quarterback from one week to the next.
Tale Of The Tape: Tampa Bay Buccaneers At Carolina Panthers
The Bucs thought they were getting a sharp quarterback who could throw the ball accurately when they signed Josh McCown in the offseason, but he has not demonstrated the velocity or play-making ability needed to win consistently for the Bucs.
Tale Of The Tape: Houston Texans At Indianapolis Colts
Ryan Fitzpatrick was replaced by Ryan Mallett earlier in the year, but an injury to Mallet has given Fitzpatrick another opportunity, and he is making the most of it.
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Despite the optimism shown by head coach Bruce Arians that the Cardinals were capable of winning the Super Bowl with Drew Stanton at quarterback, there has been little evidence that they are truly capable of making that kind of run with their backup quarterback.
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Ivan Petrus Adriaenssens studied at the art academy of Ghent, together with the brothers Luc and Michaël Vincent. He worked on several animation, television and theatre productions, before teaming up with his former fellow students to create the 'Orphanimo!!' series for Standaard Uitgeverij. Adrianssens has also cooperated on Marc de Bel series like 'Boeboeks', 'Pit en Puf' and 'De Kriegels', the latter in cooperation with Stedho.
Adriaenssens is especially interested in World War I, and has worked on several books about the Great War for Lannoo. He has made illustrations for the war diaries of soldiers like Odon and Maurice Braet, and released his WWI graphic novel 'Afspraak in Nieuwpoort' (published in English as 'The Newport Gathering') in 2011. It was followed in 2013 by 'Elsie en Mairi'.
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PALO ALTO -- Beleaguered Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) on Wednesday unveiled a slick, new entrance to its headquarters that HP CEO Meg Whitman hopes will serve as "a symbol of the rebirth'' of the tech giant.
But even as HP touted the promise of the future, recent problems returned to the news.
The unveiling of HP's two-story, 37,762-square-foot executive briefing center and new entrance occurred just after The Wall Street Journal, citing unidentified sources, reported that potential buyers have expressed interest in HP's Autonomy and EDS units.
HP acquired both companies then wrote down billions of dollars in the values of each. U.S. and British regulators continue to investigate the Autonomy deal, in which HP has admitted paying more than $5 billion too much.
Following the Journal's report Wednesday, HP shares rose 4.1 percent to $17.21. Reuters later cited an unidentified source saying that HP has no intention of selling any of its major units.
Late last year, HP reported that it lost almost $7 billion in the fourth quarter and $12.7 billion for the fiscal year. Its quarterly sales of $30 billion were down 7 percent from the same period a year before, and its $120 billion in fiscal-year sales were off by 5 percent.
Whitman, who took over as CEO in September 2011, did not take questions following her brief remarks.
Standing in the building's glass-enclosed, airy lobby that surrounds a 100- to 125-year-old California Heritage Oak tree, Whitman said HP's new executive briefing center "combines the new and the modern and the forward looking with an anchor to the past" that's "fitting with what we hope to accomplish at HP over the next few years."
Construction began in July 2011 and -- Whitman said to raucous laughter -- represented a "labor of love that went on through a number of years and through three CEOs."
Any concerns over HP's future gave way, temporarily, to guided tours of the building, which includes displays of HP products and a simulation of its high-tech networking and server capabilities.
The building is a symbol of pride for HP, Whitman said.
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