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Christmas is almost here, and once again I'm glad that North County was spared the extreme political correctness that so often rears its silly head this time of year. Oh, sure, the Encinitas Christmas Parade is now known as the Encinitas Holiday Parade, but I'm all right with that – the parade truly is part of a much-greater "holiday" season that includes Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Ramadan and the winter solstice, and I have no objection to such an inclusive term to denote seasonal festivities aimed at everyone.
In fact, although I am a lifelong Roman Catholic and send all three of my sons to Catholic schools, I once again sent out "Happy Holiday" cards out of respect for my many Jewish friends.
But honestly, that's where I draw the line. When it comes to banning civic Nativity displays, yanking menorahs out of military chapels and eliminating the word "Christmas" simply because it has the word "Christ" in it, I get really, really mad.
The Constitution, you see, guarantees us freedom of religion, not freedom from religion. Indeed, the First Amendment specifically says "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof" – and the second clause, I fear, is something we as a society continue to overlook in our zeal to offend no one and be as politically correct as we can.
I'm sure you've all heard of the silliness in Rhode Island, where Gov. Lincoln Chafee, an independent, last year renamed the official state Christmas tree a "holiday tree." Or the elementary schools around the country that are presenting "How the Grinch Stole the Holidays," rather than "How the Grinch Stole Christmas."
That kind of pandering makes my blood boil. The Christmas tree is a symbol of Christmas; if you don't like it, don't put up a tree at all. Similarly, the late, great Dr. Seuss wrote a charming book that later became one of the most popular TV cartoons in history – and, more recently, a movie starring Jim Carrey. And the "Grinch" didn't steal a generic "holiday" – the Grinch stole Christmas.
Each year, it seems, the levels of insanity get higher and higher. Here in North County, most hotels still have Christmas trees and colorful lights, and they're not afraid to call them Christmas trees, either. Our cities still hold Christmas tree-lighting ceremonies, and the Escondido Jaycees earlier this month even held a "Christmas Parade" through the streets of downtown, the 62nd annual one.
But frankly I'm worried about how long it's all going to last. Instead of opening the door to other cultures and other religions, we're slamming it shut on our own Judeo-Christian heritage. We talk a lot about diversity, but for some reason we can't seem to stomach our own.
Thomas K. Arnold is a Carlsbad planning commissioner. Contact him at email@example.com


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Omaha, NE (AP) - The Nebraska Supreme Court has again denied relief to a man who beat his girlfriend's 22-month-old daughter to death.
Andre Robinson, of Omaha, was sentenced in April 2008 to life in prison for the November 2006 death of Branesha Thomas.
Prosecutors had said Robinson kicked the girl "like a soccer ball" while he was baby-sitting her and that she died from her injuries.
In 2009, the Nebraska Supreme Court upheld Robinson's conviction of intentional child abuse resulting in death and his life sentence.
Robinson filed for post-conviction relief, a type of motion that is filed after all other appeals have been exhausted. In the motion, Robinson argued he should be released from prison because his lawyer was ineffective.
On Friday, the state's high court rejected that argument.
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BURKE COUNTY, Ga. (WRDW) -- Authorities in Sardis have confirmed two men were killed after a police pursuit overnight.
Police attempted to pull over a vehicle on suspicion of DUI, but the driver, 36-year-old Antonio Brigham, did not stop and led them on a chase outside the city.
They say Brigham drove recklessly and the chase ended after he crashed into a tree.
He, along with passenger 66-year-old Harold Hilton, died at the scene of the accident.
Neither of the men were wearing a seat belt.
The Georgia State Patrol is investigating the crash.


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By Kari Hawkins, Redstone Rocket StaffAugust 13, 2009
Maj. Gen. Mark Graham's resume reads like a who's who of an aspiring career Soldier - service in Desert Storm, first active duty Army colonel to command a National Guard brigade in peacetime, director of the largest military evacuation following the Hurricane Katrina devastation in New Orleans, deputy commander of the U.S. Army North at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, and currently the commander of Division West and Fort Carson, Colo.
Graham's resume includes numerous other assignments in his 32 years of military service along with numerous awards and decorations.
But, in coming years, Graham may become best known for the losses he and his wife and their daughter have suffered during the past six years - the suicide death of son Kevin, a top ROTC cadet, in 2003, and the death of son Jeff, a second lieutenant, in 2004 as a result of a roadside bomb explosion in Iraq.
Today, Graham and his wife, Carol, are advocates for suicide prevention programs in the Army. The general has turned Fort Carson into a testing ground for new suicide prevention programs. While Carol Graham serves on the board of directors of the Suicide Prevention Action Network, Graham appears at suicide prevention conferences, discusses suicide prevention programs with the Army's top leaders and speaks to groups about suicide prevention as often as his schedule allows.
Graham will bring his message to Redstone Arsenal during Suicide Prevention Month in September. He is slated to speak to two audiences on Sept. 10 at 11 a.m. in Heiser Hall and at 1 p.m. in Bob Jones Auditorium. He is making the local visit at the invitation of Ruby Turner, director of the Employee Assistance Program.
"I saw him and learned about his story in the film 'Shoulder to Shoulder' that we showed during the Arsenal-wide suicide prevention training last spring," Turner said. "So, I e-mailed him and he said he would come to Redstone Arsenal."
The Heiser Hall program will be focused primarily on the Arsenal's young Soldier population, yet it is open to both Soldiers and civilians who have easy access to the hall on Patton Road. The Bob Jones Auditorium program will be directed mainly to the civilian work force, but is open to both employees and Soldiers.
"His message is universal. Anyone working for the Department of Defense in any capacity can attend these programs," Turner said.
The Army annually recognizes September as Suicide Prevention Month, and encourages all Army installations to have programs addressing this issue. This year, many of those efforts at Redstone Arsenal will be focused during the observance of Suicide Prevention Week by the nation and Department of Defense on Sept. 6-12.
This year's Suicide Prevention Month theme within the Army is "Improving Our Soldiers and Families Health: A Healthy Force Combating High Risk Behaviors." The theme conveys the message that the Army is committed to a holistic approach to improving the physical, spiritual and behavioral health of Soldiers, their families and Army civilians.
"There has been an increased emphasis on suicide prevention this year because we have seen an increase in suicides within the Army," Turner said. "In support of that emphasis, we are coordinating a program with General Graham to make people more aware of what they can do to prevent suicides both in the workplace and in their personal lives."
According to Army reports, for the first time the rate of suicides in the military in 2008 exceeded that of the general population - 20.2 per 100,000 people in the military compared to the civilian rate of 19.5 per 100,000. The Army's suicide rate was 12.7 per 100,000 in 2005, 15.2 in 2006 and 16.8 in 2007. During the first Gulf War in 1991, the Army's suicide rate was 14.4 per 100,000.
In 2008, suicides in the Army reached a high of 140. So far in 2009, the number of suicides is 88.
Military officials attribute the increase in suicides to repeated deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan. Other causes could be the uptempo training and pending overseas assignments associated with wartime, the Army's rising divorce rate, military drug and alcohol use, the stigma in the Army associated with seeking assistance with mental-health issues and the weak national economy.
During Suicide Prevention Week, information booths on suicide prevention will be located at the PX/Commissary, Sparkman Center and OMEMS. Yellow ribbons - the symbol for suicide prevention - will be given out for employees to wear. In addition, Turner, employee assistance professional Richard Lewis, and other counseling professionals will be available to speak with groups about suicide prevention.
"Supervisors and employees know we are here, and know we are available to help them at any time," said Turner, who has worked in the Employee Assistance Program for 29 years.
"What we offer here in terms of suicide prevention presentations and services is nothing new to Redstone Arsenal. We've always been here to provide speakers and to help anyone contemplating suicide. What is new is that the Army is changing. At one time, the Army didn't talk about mental illness. It was frowned upon. Today, the Army is looking at mental illness as something that is treatable and manageable when people get the help they need. The Army now would rather treat a person's mental illness than discharge them or fire them. The Army is reaching out and saying 'It's OK. We can treat mental illness.'"
Turner urges anyone contemplating suicide to seek immediate help from their family doctor or a local emergency room physician. People suffering from suicidal thoughts cope better with their condition when they know someone cares about them.
"It's been my experience that if you know you are cared about then you are more likely to get the help you need," Turner said. "You never know what people are going through. All they need is someone who cares and someone who asks them 'How are you doing''"
Although Redstone Arsenal's Soldier numbers are lower than at larger installations, Turner said the Arsenal is not immune to problems with suicide. A civilian work force known for its work in support of weapon systems can also struggle with suicide issues.
"A lot of our employees have real close relationships to what's going on in the war," she said. "There is also the stress of dealing with situations like a helicopter being down or problems with missile firings. We also have civilians who are deploying in support of the war. And there is the daily stress of the work environment and personal issues like financial problems, spouse and children problems, and just life problems. All those kinds of things can contribute to a situation where someone may contemplate suicide."
Turner is hoping the programs planned for Team Redstone during Suicide Prevention Month will continue to raise the awareness of suicide prevention.
"We want to reach out to as many people as we can and get the message to them," she said. "Even if only one person is saved from suicide through what we do, then we have done our job."
For more information about Suicide Prevention Month or to request a suicide prevention presentation or to seek assistance for someone contemplating suicide, call the Employee Assistance Program at 842-0895 or 842-9897.
Other suicide intervention resources include Fox Army Health Center's Behavioral Medicine, 955-888, ext. 1930; Chaplain Services, 842-2174, 842-2176 or 541-6359; Military One Source, 1-800-342-9647; Huntsville/Madison County Mental Health Services, 533-1970; National Suicide Prevention Hotline, 1-800-273-8255; Hope, 1-800-784-2433; and VA Readjustment Counseling Services, 1-800-271-1000.


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P.T. Barnum famously said no one would ever go broke underestimating the intelligence of the American public. It's clear the producers of "Mountain Monsters" won't go broke any time soon.
The "reality" show, now in its second season on the Destination America channel, is hands-down the dumbest - and most fake - thing on television. What makes "Mountain Monsters" not just funny, but also a little sad, is that its stars are all West Virginians.
These "Native West Virginia sons," as they're described in the opening of every episode, have unruly beards and unkempt teeth. They sport colorful names like Huckleberry, Trapper and Wild Bill. All but one of the six men are well into middle age; three of them tip the scales at more than 300 pounds, making their hikes up hills and down hollers precarious. Buck, the youngest and heaviest of the team, has a habit of slipping and falling - and rolling - in the woods that provides some of the show's only intentionally funny moments.
The six men all claim to have decades of hunting and trapping experience, but the prey they're stalking is what makes the show so ridiculous - they're hunting monsters in the Appalachian woods.
In one first season episode, they set their sights on the most famous West Virginia "rural legend" of them all: the Moth Man. They tried to capture the notorious creature in a homemade giant bug zapper. I'm not making this up.
We've all heard of the Moth Man, but the other "monsters" they've tracked must be the best-kept secrets of the supernatural world. Among the little-known creatures they've chased through the woods are the Sheepsquatch of Boone County, the Cherokee Death Cat, the Snallygaster of Preston County, and the Fire Dragon of Pocahontas County.
Wow, what a lineup. Hopefully next season they'll come even closer to our area, looking for the Wild Ramp Creature of Bemis, the Hideous Pepperoni Roll Beast of Coalton, and the Grinning Jackalope of Death of Barbour County.
OK, I know, none of those creatures exist. But so what? None of the "Mountain?Monsters" exist, either.
Unlike other reality shows about searches for ghosts or Bigfoot, however, the "Mountain Monsters" crew never admits when it doesn't find anything. In every episode, during their "night hunts," the boys swear they've just had a close brush with a creature, but because of the trees and the darkness, the cameras just weren't quick enough to catch a glimpse of the beast.
Instead, the show plays like a hillbilly "Blair Witch Project": we never really see anything supernatural, but there's always a lot of sound effects - howling, screaming and scurrying noises - and the crew keeps coming upon "evidence" left behind by the creature, including tracks and mutilated animals (I'm not sure what PETA thinks of this show).
Trapper, the crusty team leader, frequently touches, smells and even tastes the fresh blood, urine and "scat" left by the monsters. You read that correctly: the old guy gets down on one knee and tastes the stuff. I scat you not.
Despite compiling all this "evidence" and building a different elaborate trap every episode, the hunters always come up empty-handed. And no wonder: they carry a full camera crew into the woods with them, along with television lights. They also tend to yell and whoop a lot when they think something monsterish is in the vicinity. Gee, I wonder why they never catch anything in the forest?
It should also be pointed out that the six men all wear the same raggedy clothes in every episode. Even though each "investigation" supposedly takes a week, none of them ever change their clothes from day to day. Maybe once the monsters get a whiff of these guys the creatures get scared and hide.
"Mountain Monsters" is funny and all, but the fact that it's presented as "reality" leaves a bad taste. It's depressing to see these 50-and-up guys tromping through the woods pretending to see things that aren't there, and then lying through their teeth to the camera about how scary it was.
Partway though its second season, "Mountain Monsters" officially jumped the shark - or jumped the Sasquatch, the Bat Boy or the Yeti, whichever you prefer - by having the crew claim they'd actually killed a monster.
They chased something called the Bear Beast - it's OK, I've never heard of it either -through the woods with shotguns blasting. The team didn't find the Bear Beast's body, of course - just some blood on the leaves. They figured he'd fallen into a creek and been washed away. End of story.
Did they go look for the one-of-a-kind corpse that would prove the beast existed and make them all famous? Of course not. This is "reality," not real life.
Not only are these guys make-believe monster hunters, now they're claiming to be make-believe monster murderers.
If you're in the mood for a laugh, you might check out "Mountain Monsters." But the show may just as easily leave you shaking your head. The reality show "Buckwild" taught the rest of America that young West Virginians were drunken, drug-taking idiots. Now "Mountain Monsters" teaches America that older West Virginians are lying, smelly morons.
Can't a TV show tell the truth about West Virginia, just once?


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When I was a faculty member at previous R1 institutions, I went to campus 2-3 days a week. I spent the rest of my time working at home. When I was on campus, I often visited with colleagues and friends across campus between meetings, office hours, and classes. I relished the flexibility of faculty life. My first administrative/faculty job was a part-time admin gig, though I often was on campus 4-5 days a week to meet with students, faculty, and staff as needed. But I started my days late, and I left when I wanted to leave. It was nothing close to a 9-5 gig.
One of the side effects of this new 12 month, 9-whatever, administrative position is that I have to remind myself to take breaks. I go from task to task, meeting to meeting, and time just passes by in a blur. Open times are usually interrupted by "could I have a minute" conversations with faculty, staff, and students who poke their heads in my office. I have found that I even need to be intentional about taking time to go to the bathroom. When I am in back-to-back meetings or working on a project on the computer, hours can go by without remembering to attend to my personal needs. Nothing is worse than sitting in a meeting, trying to be attentive, while keeping an eye on the clock and counting the minutes until I can get to the restroom.
Now, I am not chained to my desk. I have been very intentional about getting out of my office to wander down the hallways and check in with faculty and staff. I know how important it is to check in regularly with folks, sharing stories and asking about their work and their families. So my "free time" gets eaten up with my departmental wanderings or the impromptu office meetings mentioned above.
Leaving my building, though, is a challenge for me. Other than going to classes or meetings, I usually stay in my building during the day. I find that I even feel a little guilty about going out for lunch or going home for a quick sandwich. "There is so much to do!" I think, as I contemplate who will deliver to campus. I wind up eating lunch at my desk or not eating at all. I know it isn't smart or healthy not to take a break for lunch, but time often slips up on me.
The other day, though, as I walked across campus from the classroom where I teach to the library, I looked around and thought how lovely the campus is. The warmth of the sun, the cool breeze, the chatter of students buzzing between classes, the birds and squirrels… it was amazing. I started to think about how nice it might be to take my Ipad and work on a bench outside. I haven't done it yet, but I have flirted with the idea.
Another day, I found myself in a different campus building, having arrived early for a meeting. With nothing to do, I stopped in to visit a department chair I had met in my first days on campus. We had a lovely visit, talking about challenges of leadership, maintaining our own scholarship in our new roles, general thoughts about the administration, and some tidbits about our personal lives. Our visit ended with him inviting me to stop by again sometime. I thought as I left that I really might go see him again, and perhaps I would make appointments to visit with other new colleagues across campus. There was something calming and refreshing about getting out of the office and talking to different people outside my department.
One of the casualties of the new schedule is having time for reflection. I think I need to build in some quiet times, protected in my schedule, to give me a chance to think about the big questions: Where is our department going? What are the big challenges we are facing? Which of the many projects we have identified as interesting should we pursue? What should I be doing to move my own research and writing forward? And perhaps most important: what should I have for lunch? After I go to the bathroom, that is.
For those of you who also are administrators, how do you handle the loss of time for reflection and restoration? What do you do to make sure you get out of the office from time to time? What helps you keep your sense of self and balance? I am open to suggestions.


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Dave Chappelle will 'pop up' at First Avenue next week
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Reclusive comedy great will perform eight just-announced shows.
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Funnyman Dave Chappelle, who famously quit his Comedy Central show in 2005 and has periodically performed standup since, will do at least eight shows next week at First Avenue in Minneapolis.
Chappelle, who remains hugely popular, has been doing these "pop up" concerts across the country. He last performed in the Twin Cities in Aug. 2012, a show at the State Theatre that was similarly announced at the last minute and that quickly sold out. Capacity for the First Ave shows will be capped at around 500.
The "Chappelle's Show" star was heckled recently in Hartford, Conn., which inspired a colorful reaction from the 40-year-old comic.
At First Avenue, he plans to do shows at 6:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. Mon.-Thu. Tickets, $55, are currently on sale.


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A clearing at the east end of Polk street is developing with the demolition of houses and the cutting down of large trees. Here, at the end of Polk Street (near Comstock Street), two houses were taken down on Tuesday. The work is being done to make way for construction of a new roadway connecting Polk Street with Route V. The project includes demolishing or removing eight houses, along with some garages and sheds.
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Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH
by Robert C. O'Brien
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Most good stories start with a fundamental list of ingredients: the initial situation, conflict, complication, climax, suspense, denouement, and conclusion. Great writers sometimes shake up the recipe and add some spice.
Exposition (Initial Situation)
Of Mice and Men
Mrs. Frisby and her family live in an adorable overturned cinder block, where they all cozy up together in an adorable pile of fur and whiskers. Their cute house and sweet personalities are all it takes to make sure the reader cares about what will happen to the family in the future. Who doesn't love a talking animal or two?
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Tiny Tim
When Timothy Frisby catches a cold and becomes too ill to move into the family's summerhouse (a must because of the dangers of springtime plowing), Mrs. Frisby seeks help from her neighbors—the rats. The rats at first do not want to help lift tiny Tim and his family out of the depths of anxious despair, but they finally come around, as we hoped they would.
Climax (Crisis, Turning Point)
The rats have to work around the clock to get the Frisby household moved, all the while knowing that a mysterious group of exterminators is headed to the farm... to kill them or even to take them back to NIMH. Uh oh. At this moment of crisis, the reader has fingers and toes crossed that it will all work out for both the rats and the Frisbys.
Falling Action
Waiting to Exhale
The rats move the house and, owing to some herculean efforts from Justin and Brutus, the rats are able to move onto the next stage of the Plan: World Domination. Wait a second—that's not right. These rats don't want to make us all their minions. They just want to move to Thorn Valley and live off of the land, hippie-style. When all of the characters finally get what they want, readers finally get what they want: the promise of a happy ending.
Resolution (Denouement)
Home Again, Home Again, Jiggity Jig
Though we never see the rats living happily ever after, we have to believe that they escape and make it to Thorn Valley. (Why? Because rats who can read and manipulate electricity can do anything, of course.) The very end of the book has the Frisbys all together in their summer house, with Martin promising to seek out the rats in their new home to thank them for all they have done for his family. Hmmm. Shmoop smells a sequel.


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FILE - In this Thursday, March 22, 2012 file photo, a commuter walks past the abandoned, unfinished headquarters of Anglo Irish Bank in Dublin. The Irish government is ending its guarantee to insure bank bondholders against losses, a move that reflects growing confidence that the country's three main banks can survive on their own. Ireland's emergency 2008 decision to insure bank bondholders against potential losses failed to shore up confidence in its banks — and ended up bankrupting the nation. But Ireland this year is taking steps to repair its credit rating and exit its own 2010 international bailout. The decision made Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2013 by the government, to end the insurance scheme for foreign investors in Ireland's banks on March 28 offers more evidence that the country is getting ready to resume normal debt financing. (AP Photo/Shawn Pogatchnik, File)


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There may not be a more fascinating a historical period than the late fourteenth century in Europe. The Hundred Years' War ravaged the continent, yet gallantry, chivalry, and literary brilliance flourished in the courts of England and elsewhere. It was a world in transition, soon to be replaced by the Renaissance and the Age of Exploration -- and John of Gaunt was its central figure.
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A forty-one mph top end and a 90 mile range is extraordinary for a 13' foot jetboat, but this one does it effortlessly—along with racking up a 0-30 mph sprint in 4 seconds. With bright graphics that are actually integrated into the gelcoat, don't expect those colors to fade. And don't expect the Heat to fade away, either. Her powerful layup consists of bi-axial fiberglass woven roving as opposed to the plastic laminates of some other jetboats. This one is going to be around a long time. The Heat seats four people comfortably in full suspension bucket seats (with removable for easy cleaning vinyl covers) and your pals don't have to limit their luggage. There's plenty of stowage, including a full-size wakeboard compartment in the cockpit and even the engine compartment boasts a stowage area. Another reason that your passengers will be comfortable is the heat's real deep-V 23-degree transom deadrise. You'll go through the waves instead of a filling-shaker slam down atop of them.With Merc's weed-eating pump, you'll be cleaning out the grate a lot less often, too. The grate's patented design will push weeds through the pump, allowing them to be macerated before they can clog up the works or cause the engine to overheat.
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BlazBlue: Continuum Shift II
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Galaxy phones help Samsung bank record profit
Analysts claim smartphone market is close to becoming a two-horse race, as Samsung and Apple vie for dominance.
Samsung has posted a record $5.2 billion (£3.21 billion) quarterly profit after shifting more than 20,000 Galaxy smartphones an hour between January and March.
The firm, whose $190 billion (£117.4 billion) market value is 11 times that of Japanese rival Sony, sold 93.5 million handsets in the first quarter, according to Strategy Analytics.
The total included 44.5 million smartphones, giving Samsung a 30.6 percent share of the high-end market. Apple's sales of 35.1 million iPhones gave it a 24.1 percent share.
The near duopoly in high-end smartphones is unlikely to come under much threat this year
"Samsung and Apple are out-competing most major rivals and the smartphone market is at risk of becoming a two-horse race," said Neil Mawston, an analyst at Strategy Analytics.
The near duopoly in high-end smartphones is unlikely to come under much threat this year or next, according to Bernstein analysts, and Samsung will look to keep that momentum going next week with the London launch of its third generation Galaxy S device.
"The Galaxy S 3's specifications are expected to be sensational and it's already drawing strong interest from the market and consumers," said Brian Park, an analyst at Tong Yang Securities.
The new Galaxy will be powered by Samsung's quad-core microprocessor, which the company hopes to see used in handsets sold by Nokia, HTC and Motorola, as well as Apple, its biggest customer for components.
While Apple said this week that iPhone 4S sales boosted its quarterly revenue in China five-fold, there are more Samsung handsets than Apple phones in the world's biggest mobile market.
Samsung said it increased its China smartphone market share to just above its global average, suggesting it took more than 30 percent share of a market where, unlike Apple, it already has deals with all three big telecoms operators.
Samsung's quarterly handset division profits nearly tripled to $3.8 billion, accounting for 73 percent of total profit, and operating margins jumped to 18.4 percent from 12 percent in the preceding quarter on strong sales of the Galaxy S and the Note phone/tablet.
Mobile warning
In a sign that high-end smartphones are where the money is, Foxconn International Holdings warned of a deepening first-half loss on weak orders.
While its Taiwanese parent assembles iPads and iPhones, Foxconn International puts together handsets for Motorola, Sony and others, indicating a wider gulf between high-end smartphones and other mobile devices.
Tong Yang's Park said Samsung's handset earnings growth may slow later this year, with the likely third-quarter launch of Apple's iPhone 5, "but the recovery of chips and displays will more than offset potential drops, sustaining earnings momentum."


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Why didn't USC sue the Bush family for damages i.e. the loss of money ...
Asked By: Ken Randall | 11:05 AM Jan 5, 2012
Why didn't USC sue the Bush family for damages i.e. the loss of money from bowl games/scholarships/etc.....seems they might have won or at least cost Reggie Bush & family money and perhaps have sent a message to other cheating students?

Thanks for your message. I'm not a lawyer, but I think it would be difficult to sue Bush for breaking NCAA rules. I'm not sure a court would recognize NCAA rules as binding and suing a former player would set a dangerous precedent that could hurt recruiting and might lead to counter-suits that would expose all schools to tremendous risk.

Your question deserves a better answer than I can provide, probably, but that's my analysis.


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BENTON -- A preliminary hearing is set for the Sikeston man charged with the shooting death of a Sikeston woman.
Robert Eugene Madison was arraigned in Associate Circuit Court Division 5 by Judge David Mann Wednesday on second degree felony murder, armed criminal action, first degree assault and first degree burglary charges for the shooting death of Shekiah Mitchell Robinson. Also shot during the incident was her husband, Marcus Robinson, who survived with minor injuries.
Madison's preliminary hearing was set for Nov. 1.
The shooting took place at about 11:30 p.m. Friday at 318 Dixie St.
Upon arriving at the crime scene, officers from the Sikeston Department of Public Safety found the woman had suffered several gunshot wounds including a wound to the head. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
Robinson, who received a single gunshot wound to the side, was able to provide officers with information about the shooting and identified Madison as the shooter.
According to Robinson, he exchanged gunfire with Madison after Madison entered the home and began shooting at him and Mitchell.
After refusing medical treatment at the scene, Robinson was taken to DPS Headquarters where he gave a statement and provided a description of Madison.
The Southeast Missouri Major Case Squad was activated and officers from the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Scott County Sheriff's Office and the New Madrid County Sheriff's Office began an investigation at the crime scene.
Leads gathered at that time enabled investigators to track Madison down.
Madison was arrested just before 7 a.m. Saturday at 513 John R. Blvd., his mother's home, after a standoff with the Sikeston DPS which lasted about three hours.
After attempts to establish a dialog with Madison and get him to surrender failed, the Special Operations Team used tear gas to flush Madison from the home and obtain his surrender without further incident.
Madison faces life sentences if convicted on the second degree murder and armed criminal action charges.
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For the second straight week the University of the Cumberlands (UC) senior pitcher Jason Rodriguez (Corpus Christi, TX) earned the Mid-South Conference (MSC) Pitcher of the Week for his outstanding performance on the mound.
"I am happy for Jason," said UC Head Baseball Coach Brad Shelton. "He has pitched well in the early going and is a great competitor. I'm sure he'd be the first to say that his teammates have played great defense behind him."
Over the weekend Rodriguez got the nod for game one of the series against West Virginia Tech. As has been the case all season, Jason held the Tech hitters off balance all afternoon carving them up one by one. He was able to go the distance pitching all 8 innings allowing no runs on 3 hits with 11 strikeouts in picking up the win.
This was Rodriguez's third straight complete game shutout improving to a perfect 3-0 on the season. With the complete game shutout, he extended his scoreless streak to 22 straight innings. For the season he owns a 1.86 ERA and has only allowed 6 runs. In his 29 innings of work, Rodriguez has struck out 36 batters.
"Jason does a great job pitching to contact and working quick," said Shelton. "We need him to keep working hard and lead our staff as we begin conference play."
The Patriots are 8-9 overall on the season and are back in action on Wednesday, March 7th, when they travel to Barbourville, KY to take on #12 Union College with first pitched scheduled for 2:00 pm. On Friday, March 9th, the Patriots open up MSC play as they host St. Catherine College at 2:00 pm. The series picks back up on Saturday, March 10th, with a double header starting at noon.
For more information on the University of the Cumberlands baseball team you can follow them on twitter at @uccoachshelton or visit the athletics website http://www.cumberlandspatriots.com.


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Anthony Joshua (left) forces Hrvoije Kisicek to the ropes during their heavyweight bout at York Hall on Nov. 14 in London, England.
English heavyweight starlet Anthony Joshua made it three wins on the spin as a professional with a second round stoppage against Croatian Hrvoje Kisicek, in Bethnal Green, London, on Thursday night.
The 24 year old from Watford, who won Olympic super heavyweight gold at London 2012, dropped Kisicek (5-7, 2 knockouts) early in the second before a powerful follow-up combination forced the referee to halt the one-sided contest at 1 minute 38 secs.
Next up for Joshua (3-0, 3 KOs) is an outing in Manchester a week Saturday – on the undercard of the super middleweight title clash between IBF holder Carl Froch and fellow Brit George Groves. If all goes well there, he is then due to fight for the fifth time in two months, with a six-round bout against Welshman Dorian Darch at the London ExCel Arena, on Dec. 14.
It is a hectic schedule being set by Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn. But after this latest quick-fire statement, the youngster insisted he can cope with the pace.
"Next weekend I will be in Manchester competing again. I've got to tone down, let my body rest and then really get up for that because whoever it is it's going to be tough," Joshua said. "Then, hopefully, I win that and I've got a really tough one come December. Dorian Darch has said he's coming to win, so I've really got to pick my spirits up and get the job done in good fashion again.
"The fights are coming thick and fast. It will be great when I have two months to prepare and look at an opponent and really study them before a fight. But at the minute I've had 14 months off, I've learnt a lot and I'm just trying to shove everything into these few fights.
"I'm hoping people can see improvements and that's what it's about. It's about a journey, a long-term journey. It's about improving step-by-step, bit-by-bit, and as long as my coach is seeing that then I'm happy. It's early days. We're off to a good start. We want to keep the momentum."
Matchroom supremo Hearn, as ever, is even more bullish about Joshua's rapid emergence on the British scene.
"I'm hugely exited. That's three fights in six weeks and the good news for the fans is the hands are good and he'll be in Manchester on the Froch-Groves card next weekend," Hearn said. "It's all about progression. Different opponents at different times. He's had his first mini apprenticeship. Three fights doesn't sound a lot but when you're as good as he is you have be stepped up accordingly.
"Dorian Darch is a really good fight for him on Dec. 14, and hopefully it will be a tough one next week also. Things look great. He's the real deal. We think we can move him quicker than first anticipated but will do it in phases. At the moment he's moving like a steam train and I can't see a lot of people stopping him."
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Troilus and Cressida
by William Shakespeare
Troilus and Cressida: Themes (For the Most Part) Quiz
Think you've got your head wrapped around Troilus and Cressida? Put your knowledge to the test. Good luck — the Stickman is counting on you!
Q. Why are Troilus and Cressida separated?
Cressida's lack of "worth"
Troilus's lack of principles
politics and warfare
they were talking too much in class
Q. In the play, women are treated as what?
the most important people in the war
objects to be stolen and traded
the best advice givers
Q. Ulysses argues what philosophical viewpoint?
War can never be justified.
Women should be treated with respect.
There is a natural social hierarchy.
Don't worry, be happy.
Q. Why don't the Trojans send Helen back to Greece?
It's a matter of honor.
She begs them to let her stay.
Menelaus doesn't want her back.
Helen lost her passport.
Q. What does Achilles's slaughter of Hector exemplify?
the play's interest in "Principals"
Shakespeare's attitude toward Greece
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Open House and Portfolio Review - Saturday, March 9th
Open House and Portfolio Review - Saturday, March 9th
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The faculty within the Department of Art and Design at Millersville University are pleased to host an Open House and portfolio review to all students interested in learning about our programs. Our faculty will provide a brief overview of the admissions process and our programs, offer a building tour, and follow with in-person portfolio reviews. If you choose to participate in the portfolio review you may use this as an opportunity to garner feedback regarding your portfolio or as the official portfolio submission; faculty will provide results on the spot.
Our program is accredited by NASAD and offers a full range of studio, art education, and art history courses. Our programs include a cutting edge Graphic and Interactive Design curriculum. Our students state that, they have close relationships and receive solid mentoring from professional faculty, artists, designers and educators which is invaluable to their success in the field. This relationship is developed through student organizations including: the Slip and Score Society (Ceramics), Art Club (any and all students), Fine Arts Metals Guild and the Graphic and Interactive Design Club. These student clubs promote attributes such as friendships, personal development, leadership, exploration in the craft, and group travel to venues. We provide opportunities for competition amongst our peers and external prospects with various art contests throughout the year and an annual Juried Student Exhibition. Education can be enriched beyond our campus with opportunities to study abroad. We hope you will join us.
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Breaking through the quantum limit
Sep 7, 2000
In spite of years of intense investigation, low-temperature superconductors continue to hold surprises. These materials lose their resistance to electric currents and expel magnetic flux at temperatures close to absolute zero. It is widely believed that magnetic flux can only enter a superconductor in the form of vortices, each carrying a quantum of magnetic flux f = h/2e, where h is the Planck constant and e is the charge of an electron. However, this long-held assumption is wrong - as John Bardeen and Vitaly Ginzburg first pointed out in the 1960s. They showed theoretically that the amount of flux carried by vortices depends on their distance from the edge of the superconducting material, and that this flux can even be smaller than flux f close to the edge. But in the absence of any experimental evidence, the reduction in flux was considered an exotic or negligible effect. Now vortices that carry less than one quantum of magnetic flux have been observed in a thin superconducting film (A Geim et al 2000 Nature 407 55).
Andrey Geim of the Universities of Nijmegen and Manchester, and co-workers from Russia, Belgium and the UK, measured the amount of flux entering micron-sized aluminium discs, where edge effects are important. The measurements were made using a so-called ballistic Hall magnetometer. The samples were first cooled to 0.5 K in the absence of a magnetic field. As the field was increased, changes in the magnetic flux led to changes in the Hall voltage, which can easily be measured. The technique has a resolution of a tiny fraction of a flux quantum.
The team found that the magnetic flux increased in steps as individual vortices penetrated the disc. On closer examination, they noted that the height of some of the steps was as small as 0.001f. In other cases the jumps were negative, indicating that magnetic flux may be expelled.
Geim and co-workers repeated the experiments using discs with slightly different shapes and found that the amount of flux carried by the vortices depends crucially on the roughness of the edge of the disk. This effect arises due to changes in the structure of vortices near the edge. The team concludes that the effect will be important in the majority of experiments with thin films.


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Teen PASS
at Faber Park Field House (in Faber Pool and Park), Staten Island, Red Hook Recreation Center (in Red Hook Recreation Area), Brooklyn
3:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
When school is out, Teen PASS offers FREE, exceptional clubs that focus on the areas of NYC Parks, arts, environmental science and sports that are tailored to the interests and talents…
Category: Education, Best for Kids
3 to 6 Club
at Walker Park, Staten Island
3:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m.
Walker Park is offering various activities at the 3 to 6 Club, open to children ages 7 through 12 years, including art, literacy and sports.
Category: Best for Kids
Ed Center Open Hours
at Environmental Education Center (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
3:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m.
Get to know Brooklyn Bridge Park with our 250-gallon aquarium filled with critters from the East River, a 10'-scale model of Brooklyn Bridge Park, crafts, a reading corner, and more!
Category: Arts & Crafts, Education, Nature, Best for Kids
Summer Sports Experience at Williamsbridge Oval
at Williamsbridge Oval, Bronx, Williamsbridge Oval Recreation Center (in Williamsbridge Oval), Bronx
4:00 p.m.–6:45 p.m.
The Summer Sports Experience provides a friendly introduction to sports for kids!
Category: Best for Kids, Sports, Summer Sports Experience
Bryant Park Juggling
at Lawn (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
5:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
Test your coordination and dexterity with free juggling lessons in the park. All skill levels are welcome to join in the fun. Equipment will be provided.
Category: Best for Kids, Seniors
Game Social
at 40th Street Plaza (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
Make new friends and play some of the most exciting strategy board games at this social event.
Category: Games, Seniors
Family Music with Coyote Pups
at Indian Road Lawn (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
6:00 p.m.–6:30 p.m.
In this highly entertaining and educational class, music is used as a vehicle for kids to learn about the world around them.
Category: Best for Kids
Stargazing at the High Line
at 14th Street Passage (in The High Line), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Head to the High Line each Tuesday night for a romantic walk along the park and a chance to take a closer look at the stars.
Category: Astronomy
Inwood Evening Yoga
at Indian Road Lawn (in Inwood Hill Park), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–8:00 p.m.
This yoga class is appropriate for all ages and abilities.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Summer on the Hudson: Pilates in the Park
at The Plaza at 66th Street (in Riverside Park South), Manhattan
6:30 p.m.–7:30 p.m.
This class will tone and balance your muscles, align your body, strengthen your core, and give you renewed energy!
Category: Accessible, Education, Fitness, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
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When we arrived the lodge was very clean, beds all made up ready. In the kitchen there were packs with washing up liquid, scourers, cloths and black bags plus a box of tea, coffee, whitener and sugar and toilet rolls and soaps in both bathrooms. The lodge was very roomy and well furnished. Although meant for 8 there was enough cutlery and crockery for 12 and ample pots, pans and utensils. 2 tables and 8 chairs on the balcony so plenty of room to sit outside. We also had free wifi although I believe there is a charge during peak times but at £8 a week we would have been happy to pay. The car park was adjacent to the lodges so it was easy to unload the car. We will definitely be going back and will, if possible, book the Solent 4 again.
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Showers in the lodge weren't that good, it was like 1000 pins hitting you. Otherwise everything else was good.
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Spacious, but furniture dated, not enough dishes and pans ( actually hardly any there)in the kitchen, really dusty, no towels, no toilet rolls, no dishwasher tablets, no soap:(
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Fantastic lodge, spacious enough for 8 people, love the fact the lodges have two bathrooms too, and a dishwasher!!! Love the Solent lodges. Would love an 8 berth to have a spa though.
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PROVO, Utah - Brigham Young scored three times in the bottom of the 10th, overcoming a two-run deficit to defeat San Diego State, 10-9, at Larry H. Miller Field in Provo, Utah, Thursday evening. SDSU got offensive production from throughout its lineup, but was unable to hang on to a pair of leads late in the contest.
With the win the Cougars improved to 21-27 overall and 8-11 in the Mountain West Conference. The Aztecs, meanwhile, saw their record drop to 25-24 (10-9 MWC).
For the second time in the past two weeks, first baseman Jomel Torres led off the game with a home run to stake SDSU to the early 1-0 lead. After BYU scored twice in the second, the Aztecs tied it at 2-2 on Brandon Meredith's RBI single in the next frame that brought home Mitch Blackburn, who had singled with one out. Meredith and Blackburn both finished the night with three hits apiece.
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The three Cougar runs came against SDSU freshman Ethan Miller, who gave up three hits and three walks while retiring only one batter in the final frame. The loss dropped his record to 0-2 while BYU's Justin Shutt, who had retired the final two batters in the top of the 10th, picked up the win to improve to 4-6.
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