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A judge denied Tuesday a motion to dismiss a defamation case against Casey Anthony.
Zenaida Gonzalez is suing Casey Anthony for defamation of character, claiming Anthony ruined Gonzalez's good name by telling investigators that a nanny named Zenaida Gonzalez kidnapped Caylee.
Anthony is in the Orange County Jail charged with first-degree murder in the disappearance of her daughter, Caylee. Caylee's remains were found in a wooded area along Suburban Drive near the Anthony family home last December.

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Source: 9 to 5 Mac
quote: You know what amazes me the most? You guys are meant to be tech guys. Any real tech guy wouldn't feel 'locked down' by a phone - you just need to work out how to use it. There's nothing you can't do, but you need your simplistic file browsers? It's like you anti-Apple tech guys are actually more dumb when it comes to tech, the rest of us use technology as a means to an end, it's not the end of itself.
quote: I disagree with you here. I'm a tech guy and I have an iPhone 4S which is great. However, he does have a point about the walled garden approach being restrictive and feeling locked down.
quote: When I own a product I like to feel like I own it. I wouldn't want to lease a car, I'd rather buy it. I don't rent a house, I own. The entire walled garden approach isn't about creating a better user experience, it's about locking down customers' options so they can be squeezed for more profit.
quote: Customers might program an app that lets them tether their phone to their PC
quote: Customers might program an app like Siri but you don't want them to do that because it would take away a major selling point that your new phone (iPhone 4S) has over an older model (iPhone 4)
quote: Or they might program an app that allows people to join Social Network B when you signed an agreement with Social Network A that grants them exclusivity in return for a kickback (hasn't happened yet but would it surprise you?)


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Author(s): S. Z. Usmani, R. D. Bona, G. Chiosis, Z. Li
Background: PU-H71, a novel purine scaffold HSP90 inhibitor, has demonstrated anti-tumor activity in triple-negative breast cancer and Bcl6 dependent B-cell lymphoma preclinical models. Its mechanism of action is thought to be via inhibition of the cytosolic HSP90A and down regulation of its client proteins. HSP90B1 (a.k.a gp96, grp94), the endoplasmic reticulum paralogue of HSP90A, serves as a master chaperone for most integrins, which play a very important role in myeloma cell-bone marrow stromal cell interactions, cell survival and proliferation, and drug resistance. We evaluated the in vitro anti-myeloma activity of PU-H71 in human myeloma cell lines (HMCLs) and its effects on HSP90B1.
Methods: Characterization of HSP90B1 and its clientele was performed in human myeloma cell lines (HMCLs) by flow cytometry and Western blotting. Stable HSP90B1 knockdown and control HMCLs were created using shRNA transduction. Drug treatments (dexamethasone, melphalan, doxorubicin, thalidomide, 17-AAG, 17DMAG and PU-H71) were performed for cell viability (trypan blue staining) and induction of apoptosis (Western blotting for anti-caspase 3). Western blotting was also performed for the unfolded protein response markers (IRE1a, XBP1, eIF2a) and the cell cycle markers (Cyclin D1,p27kip1).
Results: PU-H71 has potent anti-myeloma activity with IC50 achieved in HMCLs with concentrations ≤100 nM at 24 hours. PU-H71 activates the unfolded protein response and increases apoptosis of HMCLs. HMCLs abundantly express HSP90B1 and show variable expression of client integrins. HSP90B1 knock-down HMCLs show less susceptibility to death when treated with PU-H71 at 24 and 48 hours. HSP90B1 knock-down HMCLs, when compared to control, demonstrate increased cell survival at lower concentrations of conventional drugs whereas more susceptibility with higher concentrations.
Conclusions: The in vitro studies demonstrate that (1) PU-H71 is highly active against HMCLs; (2) PU-H71 acts by inhibiting both HSP90A and HSP90B1; (3) HSP90B1 knockdown HMCLs are more susceptible to cell death when treated with conventional myeloma drugs. Based on the results, HSP 90B1 may serve as a more specific anti-myeloma target.


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For the last week, I have been chief cook and bottle washer in the house while the Gracious Mistress of the Parsonage was visiting our son and his family in Ohio. I like nothing better than being in charge. Of course, I wonder what in the world I am in charge of when I am the only one in the house.
By Lewie Fugate
For this cause I bow my knees unto the Father our Lord Jesus Christ, of whom the whole family in heaven and earth is named. . . So begins St. Paul's prayer for the Ephesians church (Eph. 3:14-21), which I have selected as my prayer for the readers of this article and any who might follow for as long as the Lord and the editor are willing.
As a native of this area, I understand most of the pressures and circumstances of the people here and realize the difficulty of life in these times.
Scripture passage: Joshua 5:13-15
Jesus and politics! Christian and politics! It has been said that these do not mix. It would be safe for me to say that Jesus is surely above politics. However, the question is, "Would He have His followers be involved in the political process?" On the one hand, we should not put our eternal trust in worldly leaders. On the other hand, Christians must be involved in the political process. Any way you look at it, Jesus and politics are a hot topic.
Under clear skies with a gentle breeze wafting through the city, residents of Williston came together last week to pray for their town, state, country, leaders–and themselves.
Attended by more than 50 people, Williston's local participation in the National Day of Prayer drew ministers, housewives, law enforcement officers and elected officials–people who believe in the power of prayer.
Chuck and Ninta Harris of Williston announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jade Harris of Morriston, to Daniel Anderson, of Morriston, son of Brian and Candy Anderson of Morriston.
The bride-elect has her associate's degree in interior design. The future groom has his associate's degree in business administration and is currently pursuing his bachelor's degree.
The couple will marry Oct. 8 at the Kanapaha Botanical Gardens.
Miss Raina Lynn Martinez and Mr. Ryan Michael Feagle announce their engagement and upcoming wedding.
The future bride is the daughter of Arthur "Mario" Martinez of Williston and the late Jodie Martinez.
She is also the granddaughter of Arthur and Linda Martinez of Lake City, Sharon Stone of Williston and David Stone of Yankeetown.
The bride-elect is a 2007 graduate of Williston High School and a 2010 graduate of the University of Florida with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Criminology.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Gladwell III of Williston, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Nellie Marie Gladwell, to Mr. Chetley Lowell Breeden, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Breeden Jr., also of Williston.
Miss Gladwell graduated from Williston High School in 2007 and the University of Florida in 2010 with a degree in Food and Resource Economics. She is presently employed by the Levy County School Board as a teacher at Williston High School.
Saturday, May 7
FOL Book Sale
Friends of the Williston Library will hold its monthly book fair May 7 from 8:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. in the City Hall Community Center
Volunteers are needed to help set up Thursday night at 6 p.m.; Friday morning at 9 a.m. and then to clean up after the sale Saturday afternoon.
1 Peter 2:11-17
The Bible talks about our duties as citizens. In fact, every Christian has dual citizenship. The word conduct that is used in 1 Peter 2:11-17 and several times in Philippians denotes our behavior, citizenship, and conduct in the world.
*Philippians 3:20 says that our citizenship is in heaven.
* 1 Peter 1:15-16 says that our conduct is to be holy.
Charity Ministries
A barbecue and yard sale is held this Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Hwy. 326, Blichton–one mile west of Hwy. 27 and 5 1/2 miles east of Hwy. 41.
Proceeds benefit Charity Ministries. For more information, contact Bob Cade at 842-1964.
Morriston Baptist Concert
New Day Music Ministries Southern Gospel Quartet will be in concert at the 8:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. services May 1 at Morriston Baptist Church 20291 S.E. 33rd Street Morriston.
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For the past 13 years, the Buffalo Bills have wandered aimlessly around the NFL desert.
Perhaps they will find their next coach in the Sonoran Desert.
Bills executives on New Year's Day traveled to Arizona; a source there informed The Buffalo News the club will interview at least three candidates for its coaching vacancy.
The Bills will speak with former Arizona Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt and two current Cardinals assistants: defensive coordinator Ray Horton and offensive line coach Russ Grimm.
There also was speculation the Bills could interview Oregon Ducks coach Chip Kelly, a hot prospect whose team is in suburban Phoenix for the Fiesta Bowl.
Buffalo's traveling contingent consisted of newly crowned president Russ Brandon, General Manager Buddy Nix, assistant GM Doug Whaley and football administration vice president Jim Overdorf.
The Bills are searching for Chan Gailey's replacement. They fired him Monday after a second straight 6-10 campaign, which extended their playoff drought to 13 seasons. Every other NFL team has gone to the postseason since the Bills went last.
A source close to the Bills told The News that Brandon is particularly fond of Whisenhunt, who went 45-51 in six seasons with the Cardinals. Whisenhunt oversaw two of the Cardinals' three winning seasons over the past 28 years and their only Super Bowl trip.
Whaley worked with Whisenhunt, Horton and Grimm when they were in the Pittsburgh Steelers organization together.
"We go way back," Whaley said Tuesday. "We've won some Super Bowls together. So I have high regard for their coaching acumen. Personally, I know those guys. Hopefully, we'll see what happens.
"We haven't decided. We've still got to figure out what we're going to do."
Whisenhunt and Grimm helped Arizona reach the Super Bowl four years ago after winning the NFC West at 9-7. Pittsburgh, with Horton on staff, beat Arizona for the championship.
The Bills also reportedly asked the Denver Broncos for permission to interview offensive coordinator Mike McCoy. NFL rules allow assistant coaches of playoff teams to interview during a bye week, which the Broncos earned by going 13-3.
Other reports have linked the Bills to Syracuse head coach Doug Marrone and former Oakland Raiders head coach and current Cincinnati Bengals assistant Hue Jackson.
Another league source told The News former Chicago Bears coach Lovie Smith wants to interview with the Bills. Smith took Chicago to the Super Bowl six years ago. He went 81-63 in nine years there.
This search already feels much different than the last one. The Bills fired Dick Jauron with seven games left in the 2009 season.
The Bills had trouble selling themselves to prospective candidates. They courted the likes of Mike Shanahan, Bill Cowher and Jon Gruden with no success.
The Bills approached Grimm, but serious talks never materialized. New York Jets offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer declined the chance to interview.
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|Rigi Kaltbad
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|Cog railway from Vitznau, or cable car from Weggis to Rigi-Kaltbad or mountain railway from Arth-Goldau to Rigi-First
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|Cable car from Rigi Scheidegg to Chräbel, then mountain train to Arth-Goldau
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The Rigi is known as the "Queen of the mountains" and when you stand up there and look out you will agree – the view is absolutely majestic. The arms of Lake Lucerne stretch out in several directions as if they were fjords, while the peaks of the central Swiss Alps gleam high above. This magnificent panorama is your constant companion while on the high-Alpine trail from Rigi Kaltbad via First to Rigi Scheidegg. The road runs along the track of a railway now disused for decades and therefore has only minor differences in height. A short tunnel and a viaduct remind you of the original function of this route. Reach the starting point at Rigi Kaltbad either by cable car from Weggis or by cog railway from Vitznau. You can also travel in from Arth-Goldau, but if you do, you should get out at the Rigi First station and walk to First. Once you reach Rigi Scheidegg take the cable railway down to Chräbel and from there the cog railway to Arth-Goldau.
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A former research scientist at South Carolina State University said he was fired last week after raising concerns about scientific grant money being diverted to a little-known foundation run by his boss at the Orangeburg school.
University officials said Dr. Kenneth Lewis' allegations are the claims of a disgruntled ex-employee and lack merit.
Still, the allegations heap more suspicion on a school already mired in controversy following a federal corruption probe that has so far netted two former university officials and two of their business associates.
Lewis said school officials gave him the ax without explanation March 18 after he "discovered and exposed unethical practices" surrounding the handling of nearly $200,000 in grant money destined for nuclear forensic research.
Lewis said John Rosenthall, his boss and vice president for research and economic development, tried to have the grant money funneled through the South Carolina State University Research and Development Foundation rather than university accounts, as is normally done. Rosenthall is listed as president of the foundation, which has a mailing address in Washington, D.C.
The move is unusual and significant, Lewis said, because the private foundation stood to collect 30 percent of the grant for overhead and expenses — money that would otherwise go to the publicly funded university.
"As I started pulling string, I started getting closer to the truth," Lewis said. "What I saw was a clear conflict of interest. ... I just felt it was wrong and unethical to do that."
Lewis said Rosenthall quickly abandoned the plan after Lewis' concerns prompted the university's board of trustees to begin asking questions. But Lewis said he lost his job as a result. He has since taken his concerns to the FBI and State Law Enforcement Division.
The U.S. Attorney's Office wouldn't say Monday whether federal authorities are looking into Lewis' claims. SLED said it has no investigation under way.
University officials said Lewis has it all wrong. They would not discuss the reasons for his termination but said it had nothing to do with his allegations. They also said that Rosenthall has done nothing wrong and that not a dime of grant money was diverted anywhere.
"There is no truth to any allegation he has raised. None whatsoever," Rosenthall said. "We have done everything properly, above-board, and have been fully transparent."
Overseeing this grant from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is the S.C. Universities Research and Education Foundation, a group formed by four Palmetto State colleges to promote university-based research and education programs in science and engineering. The three-year grant is expected to bring up to $600,000 to the school, with about a third of that amount coming in the first year, officials said.
Craig Williamson, SCUREF's director, described Lewis as a brilliant scientist who has done much for his students, but he said Lewis' concerns are off-base in this instance.
Williamson said Rosenthall was trying to set up a more flexible and cost-effective way for managing the funds, similar to what is done at other major research institutions.
"I didn't view any improprieties on anybody's part," he said. "There wasn't anything there."
Still, the university's board of trustees raised concerns about the foundation at its Feb. 21 meeting and plan to take up the issue again next month. Board Chairman Walter Tobin said the arrangement and Lewis' firing deserve more scrutiny.
"It concerns me very much," he said.
Suspicion mounts
Lewis first came to S.C. State in 2004 from the National Nuclear Security Administration's research complex in Oak Ridge, Tenn. He became dean of the school's College of Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology and established the first accredited nuclear engineering program at a historically black university. He also pulled in more than $11 million in grants over about six and a half years.
Lewis resigned in 2011, he said, after then-president George Cooper, who had a contentious relationship with faculty, demoted him from dean to a faculty member.
Lewis said interim president Cynthia Warrick recruited him to return to the school last year. He agreed to her offer, hoping to build on his previous work and secure scholarship funding for deserving students, a cause he has long championed. He was hired in November to work as a research scientist and bolster the school's problem-plagued James E. Clyburn University Transportation Center.
Lewis, however, said he grew suspicious after promised office space didn't materialize and university officials informed him he would be paid thousands of dollars less than he was initially promised. Then, his paychecks stopped entirely and he wasn't paid for his work for more than a month this year, he said.
Lewis said Rosenthall blamed delays in the grant money flowing down. But Lewis said he learned the funding agency had already sent a check to the South Carolina State University Research and Development Foundation, an organization created by trustees in 2004-05 but never activated.
He also learned that the foundation was using a Washington, D.C., address shared by Environmental Justice Conference Inc., a group that Rosenthall oversees.
Lewis said he discovered all federal research grants to the school would soon flow through the foundation. But when Lewis tried to learn more about its workings, Rosenthall scolded him and shut him down, he said.
"THIS WHOLE THING IS NOT PASSING THE SMELL TEST!" Lewis wrote in a Feb. 12 email to SCUREF's Williamson.
A different view
Rosenthall said there was nothing nefarious about the plan. He had been told informally by trustees to look into reactivating the foundation to seek out federal grants and bring more money to the school to benefit students, he said.
Rosenthall said the Washington address where the check was sent is an office suite the university uses on occasion for meetings and efforts to secure federal Department of Defense grants. The school's attorney also said that was the case.
"We pay no rent on it, there's nothing there," Rosenthall said. "We just pay for it when we need it."
Williamson, from the funding agency, said he saw no problem with the foundation concept. Most major research institutions set up foundations to receive grant money because the approach is more flexible and lowers overhead costs, allowing more funds to reach students, he said.
The plan bogged down, however, because the university's foundation still had to obtain federal nonprofit status and reach a formal understanding with the school defining their respective responsibilities, school officials said.
That's why the funds remain in limbo and in the hands of Williamson's agency, Rosenthall said. None of the grant has been spent, he said.
As for Lewis' salary issues, Rosenthall said he was promised pay only for a contract running between Nov. 1 and Dec. 31. He was then expected to generate grant funds that would cover his pay.
Lewis disputed that, saying he was promised eight months of pay while he sought grant funds.
"They can say what they want," he said. "I'm not disgruntled. I really didn't need the job. I just went back to help out."
Diane Knich contributed to this report. Reach Glenn Smith at 937-5556 or Twitter.com/glennsmith5.
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- Continental Drift, Russell Banks
- Seize the Day, Saul Bellow
- The Sheltering Sky, Paul Bowles
- The Chaneysville Incident, David Bradley
- Ms. Hempel Chronicles, by Sarah Shun Lien Bynum
- Mrs. Bridge and Mr. Bridge, Evan S. Connell
- White Noise, Don DeLillo
- The End of Vandalism, Tom Drury
- The Hamlet, William Faulkner
- Desperate Characters, Paula Fox
- Something Happened, Joseph Heller
- Jesus' Son and Angels, Denis Johnson
- Corregidora, Gayl Jones
- Independent People, Halldor Laxness
- The Assistant, Bernard Malamud
- A Gate at the Stairs, Lorrie Moore
- Song of Solomon, Toni Morrison
- The Beggar Maid; Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, Marriage; Runaway, Alice Munro
- A Personal Matter, Kenzaburo Oe
- Eustace Chisholm and the Works, James Purdy
- Midnight's Children, Salman Rushdie
- In Persuasion Nation, George Saunders
- Enemies: A Love Story and The Family Moskat, Isaac Bashevis Singer
- The Greenlanders; The Age of Grief; Ordinary Love and Good Will, Jane Smiley
- Endless Love, Scott Spencer
- The Man Who Loved Children, Christina Stead
- Taking Care, Joy Williams
Monday, October 18, 2010
Franzen's Favorite Fiction
10 comments:
- Tom Elrod said...
Was this supposed to be a list of favorite contemporary fiction works? Because if not then Franzen doesn't seem much interested in anything written before World War II.
- October 18, 2010 at 1:26 PM
- Adam Kelly said...
I'd guess this was meant to be a list of contemporary fiction. Here's the list of all-time favourites that Franzen produced for Top Ten: Writers Pick Their Favorite Books, from 2007:
1. The Brothers Karamazov
2. War and Peace
3. The Trial
4. In Search of Lost Time
5. The Great Gatsby
6. Absolom, Absolom!
7. The Charterhous of Parma
8. Lolita
9. The Man Who Loved Children
10. Independent People
Slightly more canonical, I'm sure you'll agree!
- October 18, 2010 at 2:11 PM
- Andrew Seal said...
I agree. It's probably just a contemporary fiction list--the only three pre-1945 novels, I believe, are Independent People, The Hamlet, and The Man Who Loved Children, and Independent People's first English printing was actually post-war.
It's interesting that Franzen chose a different Faulkner novel for this list than he did for the "all-time" list.
- October 18, 2010 at 2:59 PM
- Adam Kelly said...
The one that surprises me the most is Midnight's Children. I wouldn't expect Franzen to go for a showy narrative voice like that.
Also a surprise that he didn't list anything by his old friend Dave Wallace. He has offered lavishly descriptive praise of Wallace's work elsewhere.
- October 18, 2010 at 5:54 PM
- Dennis Abrams said...
I was glad to see "Endless Love" included on his list. It is, I think, a fairly amazing novel, one whose reputation has been unfairly damaged by the horrible movie it inspired.
- October 19, 2010 at 10:22 AM
- Shelby Davis said...
Pleased to see /White Noise/ on the list. The whole time I was reading it (this summer, before Freedom came out), I kept thinking that Franzen /must/ have had it in the back of his mind while writing /The Corrections/--but I couldn't find anything in his essays to back this up.
- October 19, 2010 at 11:34 PM
- Adam Kelly said...
In his excellent book _Jonathan Franzen at the End of Postmodernism_, Stephen Burn demonstrates convincingly that White Noise is a big influence on The Corrections, so you're spot on with that observation.
- October 20, 2010 at 5:10 PM
- Shelby Davis said...
Thanks for the lead, Adam! Love to read it...
- October 20, 2010 at 8:40 PM
- whh said...
there seems to be very few books written in languages other than english, in the list of contemporary fiction... although this might have something to do with the context, given that the second list that adam kelly put up is a little more 'worldly'.
by the way, good blog.
- November 2, 2010 at 7:56 AM
- Ben said...
Every writer loves White Noise. Every.signle.one.of.them.
It's amazing.
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NORWALK - Columbian's girls won eight events at a dual meet at Norwalk, and held off the Truckers, 66-61 Tuesday.
The Tornadoes were paced by three relay wins. The team of Alex Foncannon, Alexis Desjardins, Marissa Ward and Megan Moore won the 4x800 in 11:17.7. The Tornadoes' team of Michaela Sharlow, Chandler Carley, Annie Demith and McKenna Theis won the 4x200 in 1:51.1. The 4x100 was taken by Sharlow, Tara Baker, Demith and Theis in 53.4.
On the boys side, Columbian fell to the Truckers, 75 5/6-52 1/6. Two of the TC wins came in the jumps. Josh Flint scored the long jump in 20-3, while Caleb Peacock went 5-8 in the high jump.
Upper Sandusky finishes first, second at tri
UPPER SANDUSKY - Upper Sandusky boys used several 1-2 finishes in the distance events to wedge open an 11 point team victory over Ontario, 81 1/2-70 1/2.
The girls couldn't keep pace the Warriors, but finished a close second, 72-66. Wynford finished third in both meets.
Upper Sandusky's Brennan Miller swept the jumps, with a 6-2 clearance in the high jump and a 19-2 1/2 mark in the long jump. Dominic Solis added a first in the 800 (2:04.84) while team mate Trent Howard registered a victory in the 1,600 (4:41.37). Solis and Howard were both on the winning 4x800 team (8:52.34). Upper Sandusky also took the 4x400 (3:38.14) while Tylor Pritchard captured the 400 (54.65).
On the girls side, Anna Massara took the pole vault (9-6), Brittanie Bukovich won the long jump (14-4 1/2), Logan Kinley dashed to first in the 100 (13.51) and Taylor King crossed the line first in the 800 (2:40.02).
McDonnell leads Buckeye Central
NEW WASHINGTON - Austin McDonnell was a lone winner and even established a meet record as the Bucks went on to finish fourth at it's home invitational.
McDonnell cruised to a 40.78 clocking in the 300 hurdles, over three seconds over runner-up Tyler Reineck from Monroeville.
McDonnell also won the 110 hurdles (15.53) while the boys 4x800 took first (8:59).
The girls finished 10th, led by the 4x800 relay team, who took third (11:01).
Columbian tennis blanks Redmen
Columbian didn't miss a beat, or maybe a swing on Tuesday, downing Fostoria 5-0.
In first singles ,Nick Gaietto handed Fostoria's Isaigh Bingh a 6-0, 6-0 loss. Mason McCool won over Trey Sander 6-0, 6-2 in second singles while Austin Crabtree shut out Redman Sabian Avanal in third singles, 6-0, 6-0.
Eline Widman and Adam Young cruised to a 6-3, 6-1 decision in first doubles over Tony Reynolds and Austin Correll, while Zach Gaietto and Tyler Wise eeked out a 6-4, 2-6, 10-5 victory over Aaron Hinkle and Collin Bernel-Danner in second doubles.


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Choctaw police and the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office are investigating a homicide.
According to sheriff's deputies, Choctaw police were called at about 8 a.m. Monday after a body was found in a yard near a trailer in the 15000 block of Southeast 29th Street.
Investigators said they believe James Michael Vaughn, 48, was shot multiple times.
The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office asked for help finding a missing vehicle they believe was involved in this homicide. The vehicle has been described as a champagne-colored 1994 Pontiac Bonneville with Oklahoma license plate No. 735DZZ. It should have a damaged passenger headlight and a red scrape on a passenger side quarter panel.


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When a female ejects air through her vagina, similar to passing gas from the anus. These are also known as a quief. The name comes from Minnesota Twins third baseman Trevor Plouffe, who creates a similar air when he swings and misses.
Last night, I freaked out when my wife started to Plouffe during sex.
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There's a gift shop. Of course there's a gift shop: Halo is one of the most lucrative and loved franchises of our times, and the chance to buy limited edition Grunt plushies (maximum three per customer) and replica Master Chief helmets is a source of genuine excitement for the thousands of fans pouring through the doors of Halofest at PAX 2011.
Halofest, running from the 26-28 August in Seattle, was organised to commemorate the series' tenth anniversary. It was just about the most perfect place on Earth - and I learnt this the hard way - to get inadvertently roped into a heated argument about whether the Needle Rifle can stack up to the DMR in Halo: Reach. (I have it on some very good authority that it can't).
Such passion and devotion from its fans is well deserved, and Halo is one of the few series that command enough attention to warrant such an event. One person in the queue remarked that he didn't even have an Xbox but wanted to see what was going on. The game's innovations, such as recharging health and a two weapon arsenal, have become commonplace, but its soul - lush greenery, the incredible musical score, the simple pleasure of shooting grunts - is still very much its own.
But just how did Halo become the franchise that it is today? Dan Ayoub, executive producer at 343 Industries, should know; he's currently working on Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary, a remastered version of the Xbox's defining game. "There's something very special about Halo that I think a lot of franchises haven't been able to replicate," he says.
Like what? "First of all, it's a story - there's a fantastic story around it, there's a universe that I think people relate to. There's a very human struggle in the franchise as well, and I think people are very able to identify with. I think what's really cool about Halo is the whole UNSC push for survival. It's really about human potential. What can humanity aspire to? What can we get to? That we actually can achieve greatness. I think that's very special and appeals to a lot of people."
This year's Halo is a remastered version of the original Halo: Combat Evolved, to be released on November 15. That's the same day the original game came out in 2001, and a date precious enough to Microsoft that it's prepared to have the remade Halo go toe-to-toe with Modern Warfare 3 in 2011's crowded Christmas market. But why, exactly, does Microsoft have so much faith in this being a date worth celebrating?
The story of Halo goes back way before November 15 2001. Originally conceived as a real-time strategy game set in a sci-fi universe, Halo made its debut in 1999 with a trailer that looked nothing short of revolutionary. Bungie's game was to be the jewel in the crown of Mac gaming, announced by none other than Steve Jobs at the Macworld conference.
It wasn't to be, of course: Microsoft acquired Halo creator Bungie from Take Two in 2000, transporting the studio from their offices in Chicago - described as "a big smelly frat house located in a former Catholic girls school" by Bungie luminary (and composer of that theme) Marty O'Donnell in a 2004 blog post - to the other side of the USA. Almost all of Bungie's employees chose to make the 2000 mile trek to the new Redmond office, which O'Donnell described as "an even, bigger smellier frat house located in a former accounting firm's office space".
By November 15 2001, then, the game was already legendary, stoked by a heavy mix of dissidents and optimists perennially clashing over issues such as graphical potency and analogue stick controls, a then-daily argument catalysed with a multi-million pound marketing campaign from Microsoft and its first-party status.


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quote: Apple knows it's been ursurped technologically and more people are finally realizing it. So instead of actually creating something competitive, they resort to questionable legal tactics of preventing competitors from delivering phones.
quote: Apple's iOS business is beating the Android business irrespective of the outcome of the various legal cases.
quote: Care to discuss this reasonably?
quote: Which is a good thing for everyone (even if it a bad thing for some copyists in the short term) because if companies just copy Apple then innovation slows.
quote: Apple's innovations, like the notification bar?
quote: Yep Because every business in the world is going to magically switch to "mobile devices" for it's users replacing all desktop PC's.
quote: Apple's legal strategy has nothing to do with whether their iOS device business is a success
quote: because if companies just copy Apple then innovation slows.
quote: Samsung have clearly shown they have the organisation and will and management skills to compete and survive in the mobile space, Good for them. And even better if they can do it by not copying Apple.
quote: Are you serious? The legal strategy ensures iOS is a success, which makes them money. It has everything to do with iOS's success.
quote: Legal wars are expensive and companies are about making money. Apples board wouldn't allow this to happen if it weren't about guaranteeing iOS business. Please, prove otherwise.
quote: I think you may be responding to a point I did not make.
quote: Of course Apple's legal strategy relates to their business strategy
quote: I know it may be comforting to explain Apple's business victories as somehow the illegitimate result of dubious legal manoeuvres
quote: but if Apple dropped every one of it's legal actions tomorrow the legal IP wars around mobile would continue.


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COLUMIBA — Conservation groups and county governments are fighting legislation they contend will lead to more out-of-state trash being dumped in South Carolina, polluting both the environment and the senses.
But business groups argue the proposal does no such thing. They contend the bill that bans counties from requiring disposal in their landfills is about ensuring businesses have a choice of where they dump their trash.
The debate will pick up in the Statehouse when the Legislature returns in January. The bill moved quickly through the House earlier this year but got hung up in the Senate.
In an effort to stop it from going further, a coalition that calls itself Don't Dump on SC launched a statewide campaign of radio and TV advertisements Monday that will run for the next month.


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The key factor in deciding who will manage the Pennsylvania lottery should be who can generate the biggest profits to support programs for the elderly in the coming years.
After weeks of debate and study, Gov. Tom Corbett said that he believes Camelot Global Services can provide the best return and signed an agreement turning management of the lottery over to the British company. Attorney General Kathleen Kane now has 30 days to decide on the legality of the contract.
Corbett's announcement, not surprisingly, has been criticized by a number of Democratic legislators, the union representing most lottery workers and even some Republican lawmakers. But Pennsylvanians should not be so quick to dismiss the idea.
Indiana and Illinois already have turned management of their lotteries to private companies. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is hoping to follow suit.
Pennsylvania will retain ownership of the lottery. Despite what some think, the lottery is not being sold. What's at stake is who will handle general administrative aspects of the lottery, such as what games are offered and how they will be marketed.
And regardless of who manages the lottery, Pennsylvanians should expect to see more games in more forms, including keno in bars and restaurants, as well as online games in the coming years.
Ohio, Maryland and West Virginia lotteries already offer keno, and it's only a matter of time before it becomes part of the Pennsylvania lottery. The demographics practically will demand it.
A Legislative Budget and Finance Committee report projects that by 2030, 2.9 million residents - nearly one in four Pennsylvanians - will be age 65 or older. That's about a million more seniors than the state had in 2010.
Sustaining benefits - such as prescription, transportation aid, property and rent relief and long-term care - for this growing segment of the population will mean the lottery will have to generate a lot more money in the coming years.
Pennsylvania needs a solid plan to do that.
Last year, the lottery generated about $1 billion in profits on $3.5 billion in sales.
Camelot, which is promising to raise $34 billion for the state over 20 years, will put up $150 million cash plus a $50 million line of credit that can be tapped should lottery profits fall short of expectations.
Camelot said part of its plan is to try to increase the number of Pennsylvanians playing lottery games. Camelot's managing director, Alex Kovach, told lawmakers that 10 percent to 30 percent of Pennsylvanians play the state lottery per week. In the United Kingdom, where Camelot manages the lottery, about half of the adults play the lottery each week.
The incentives Camelot can earn by surpassing profit figures will provide the company with a real incentive to make the Pennsylvania lottery grow and prosper.
Private management for the lottery is a change, but that's not a reason to reject the idea. The Keystone State needs to grow its lottery games if Pennsylvania is to continue to provide assistance to its older residents.
Camelot is promising $34 billion over 20 years. Is anyone else willing to guarantee more than that level of profit and put their money up to if they fall short?
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Price retirement dinner on tap
INWOOD - In honor of 40 years of service, coaching and teaching, tickets are now on sale for the Denny Price Retirement Dinner and Roast, which will be held Feb. 23 at Heritage Banquet Hall. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., and dinner will be served at 6:15 p.m. Cost is $20 per person and may be purchased at Musselman High School, 126 Excellence Way. Tickets must be purchased by Feb. 15.
For more information, call 304-229-1950.
Craft festival set at Dulles Expo Center
CHANTILLY, Va. - The 15th annual Sugarloaf Craft Festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday and from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Dulles Expo Center. Admission is $10 at the door, $8 online and children under 12 enter for free. The event will feature more than 250 American artists selling their one-of-a-kind creations in sculpture, glass, jewelry, fashion, wood, metal, furniture, home accessories, photography and fine art.
For more information, visit www.sugarloafcrafts.com.
Film society to start spring season
SHEPHERDSTOWN - The Shepherdstown Film Society is pleased to announce its spring 2013 series. This season continues the partnership with the Scarborough Society of Shepherd University. This partnership gives the Shepherdstown Film Society the financial support it needs to maintain its commitment to show free films for Shepherd students and faculty, and the Shepherdstown community.
Five films will be presented, starting on Friday and running through April 19. Three films comprise the spring theme "Island Films." Two films are presented in conjunction with Shepherd University programs.
Friday: "Mediterraneo"
February 8: "Something the Lord Made"
February 15: "Round Midnight"
March 8: "Swept Away"
April 20: "The Wicker Man"
All films will be shown on Fridays. All showings are at 7 p.m. in Shepherd University's Reynolds Hall. As with all the Society's films, admission will be free and each showing will be followed by a discussion. An opening night reception at The War Memorial Building will kick off the series from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Friday.
For further information about the Society and its films, visit their website or call Lisa Welch at 304-876-1837 (email lmwelch @frontiernet.net) or Mina Goodrich at 304-876-2159.
Opera House to host musicians
SHEPHERDSTOWN - The Shepherdstown Opera House has announced the following lineup:
Saturday: The Lizzy Ross Band;
Feb. 1: Moogatu with Kings of Belmont;
Feb. 7: The Weber Brothers with Camryn Wessner;
Feb. 11: The Main Squeeze;
Feb. 22: People's Blues of Richmond;
March 5: Zach Deputy;
March 15: Blue Mafia;
April 4: The Grascals;
April 6: Tom Paxton.
Admission ranges from $5 to $30, depending on the concert, and more information is available at www.OperaHouseLive.com.
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MARTINSBURG - The Martinsburg Public Library will host a soup-tasting contest at 1 p.m. Saturday. Participants will be asked to taste a variety of soups from various categories and vote for their favorite. The "favorite" winners will be announced on the library's Facebook page and in the next library newsletter.
Line dancing event set in Pa.
WAYNESBORO, Pa. - The County Western Dance Association will present the "Belly Laugh Dance" from 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday at Quincy Gym, 7888 Anthony Highway. Line dancing will take place for couples and singles. Admission is $5 per person.
For more information, email tdavis1856 @yahoo.com.
'Double Take' show set at Artists' Gallery
FREDERICK, Md. - During February, The Artists' Gallery, 4 E. Church St., will feature paintings, prints, photographs, ceramics and mixed media works with the theme "Double-Take." Some pieces are diptychs, others reflect on each other, and some contain elements you might overlook at first but are worth a second look. Opening reception will be held from 5 to 8:30 p.m. Feb. 2. Gallery is open from noon to 5 p.m. Friday to Sunday.
For more information, call 301-696-8187 or visit www.the-artists-gallery.org.
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HAGERSTOWN, Md. - The Contemporary School of Arts and Gallery Inc., 4 W. Franklin St., will hold its ninth annual Black History Presentation from 4 to 6 p.m. Feb. 10. Guest speakers include Linda Brooks, Stephen Blockmiller, Faith Crumbly, Charles Carey and the Pride family. Piano solo artist Matthew Murray will perform.
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The head of the World Anti-Doping Agency believes the Lance Armstrong case is just part of a wide-ranging doping battle that will never be won.
Speaking Monday at a conference on how to increase cooperation between the pharmaceutical industry and anti-doping bodies, WADA president John Fahey cautioned against euphoria in the wake of the U.S. investigation that led to Armstrong being stripped of his seven Tour de France titles.
�Do I feel we�re winning the fight? The answer is no,� Fahey said. �I think what (the) Armstrong (case) tells me is, bubbling away below the surface there are still problems that could surface at any time.
�Are we cleaner? Look, this is a fight sadly that will never be won.�
The U.S. Anti-Doping Agency accused Armstrong of helping run the most sophisticated doping program in sports within his U.S. Postal Service and Discovery Channel teams. USADA�s report included witness testimony from many of Armstrong�s former teammates.
�I believe there�s far greater awareness,� Fahey said. �We�ve got more knowledge of the damage that can happen, and I believe that each time we can catch someone in the manner we�ve seen so sensationally with Armstrong, the deterrent factor is important.�
USADA ordered Armstrong banned from the sport for life and stripped him of his Tour titles � a decision later ratified by the International Cycling Union.
�You asked what we could learn from that case, what are the lessons going forward?� said Fahey, who was joined at the conference by IOC President Jacques Rogge. �Those teams consisted not only of athletes but a fairly extensive entourage who supported what was occurring over that period.�
WADA director general David Howman praised USADA�s efforts in tackling Armstrong.
�USADA could have just sat back and said �This is too hard,� but they didn�t,� Howman told The Associated Press in a separate interview.
�It shows the clean athlete that you cannot sit back and let a bully take over,� Howman said. �The bully took over, and he survived for a while and now he�s fallen off the perch.�
Howman thinks it is unlikely Armstrong, who has always denied doping, will ever confess to cheating.
�I didn�t see any confession coming from his tweet, where he was lounging around in front of his ... Tour paraphernalia,� Howman said.
Armstrong posted a photograph on Twitter over the weekend in which he is lying on a couch at his home in Texas with seven yellow Tour de France jerseys mounted on the wall. He tweeted: �Back in Austin and just layin� around...�
French Sports Minister Valerie Fourneyron called it �a further provocation, without any doubt.�
The French Anti-Doping Agency worked with pharmaceutical companies to develop tests for CERA � a form of the blood-booster EPO � which led to four cyclists testing positive on the 2008 Tour and several athletes at the Beijing Olympics in the same year.
But Fahey expressed fears that unlicensed products flooding the market are getting out of control, and that drug companies have an even greater role to play in helping stop the flow.
�Detecting what might be performance enhancing at an early stage,� he said. �Eliminating doping in sport, right down to our fitness centers right around the world. We always talk about the elite, but the problem is far more widespread.�
Rogge agreed that the anti-doping fight must go further than catching the cheating athlete.
�Corruption in sports invariably implicates other forms of corruption. Sophisticated doping often implicates organized crime networks which operate beyond national borders,� Rogge said.
�We need help from governments, but also those who are there to apply the law, scientists, the medical community, coaches and the pharmaceutical industry.�
Rogge called for more out-of-competition tests to �detect cheats even before they arrive� at events.
�Doping cartels are constantly seeking new ways to avoid detection and they always seek new substances,� Rogge said. �It is heartening to see that several pharmaceutical industries have contributed to anti-doping efforts.�
Philip Thomson, vice president for global communications at GlaxoSmithKline, said he hopes his company is joined by others in helping WADA identify areas where it can catch drug cheats, even though confidentiality becomes a sensitive issue when sharing information.
�It is a challenge, there�s no doubt about it,� he said. �But it�s also inevitable that we will have to work with other companies ... We work with over 55 countries externally to discover new medicines.�
Howman said sport at all levels � professional or amateur � has the potential to interest illegal markets.
�The increasing engagement of the criminal underworld in providing banned substances, the incentive to engage in trafficking remains very high,� Howman said. �The substances they attain are raw materials delivered from the east and put together in kitchen laboratories, unregulated and unsanitized ... that should be of a major concern to all governmental authorities.�
Drug trafficking in the underworld is linked to the same criminals involved in �money laundering, corruption, betting and fraud,� Howman said.


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While the increase in the Eastern Panhandle's population might give the region's residents an obvious political advantage with an additional two representatives in the House of Delegates, some say political influence is based on more than numbers.
According to the 2010 census, the Eastern Panhandle's population increased by more than 42,000 since 2000.
These numbers are a boom when compared with the rest of the state, said Del. John Doyle (D - Jefferson).
"As our population grows ... we become more and more important in statewide elections, particularly in elections for governor," Doyle said.
Fifteenth district Senator-elect Craig Blair (R-Berkeley) said the Eastern Panhandle faces challenges in the statehouse on multiple fronts, the first being its distance from Charleston.
"To put it in perspective, when we're in Charleston, the Eastern Panhandle - Berkeley, Jefferson, Morgan County - is not even on the weather map," the former delegate said.
"That creates an artificial barrier, and it makes it difficult. And that's where having your representation increase brings greater awareness."
On the whole, however, the region's population is not great enough to hold much political sway, according to Dr. Mark Stern, professor of state and local politics at Shepherd University.
"Relative to the whole state ... we're just a drop in the bucket," Stern said. "(When) we can become a quarter-of-a-million or more, that's when you'll see power gravitate to the Eastern Panhandle."
Both Blair and Doyle said having most of the Eastern Panhandle's representatives in the minority party is another challenge when it comes to holding legislative power.
"(Republicans have) been far outnumbered from that standpoint, so it makes it a double whammy," Blair said.
"When you've got those two barriers, being in the minority and having a geographical divide, you've got to work much, much harder."
"It isn't just the number of people you have," Doyle said. "It's the positions of influence in which they find themselves."
While the Eastern Panhandle possesses a substantial amount of clout in the senate with Sen. John Unger (D-Berkeley) as majority leader and three-term Sen. Herb Snyder, Doyle said, it is at a disadvantage in the HOD.
Of the ten Eastern Panhandle delegates, only three are Democrats, two of whom have no seniority.
"They're not going to have a chairmanship or a vice chairmanship, which is what you need in order to make deals that benefit your area," Doyle said.
Though each committee has a representative of the minority party, that person does not determine the committee's agenda, Doyle said.
"The chair of a committee has sole authority to determine the agenda," Doyle said "That's why it's important to have people in the majority party to hang around long enough to be committee chairs."
Despite its location, Stern said the Eastern Panhandle has the opportunity to use its close proximity to the D.C. metro area as political opportunity in the statehouse.
"This is the one place that's got relative proximity to bringing money up and people in," Stern said.
Unger called the Eastern Panhandle the gateway to West Virginia, and said its position is a strategic advantage for the rest of the state.
"We could be an attraction to people from up and down the East Coast," he said.
"It's about leveraging that for the state, which means this region becomes the vehicle for bringing in money," Stern said.
- Staff writer Rachel Molenda can be reached at 304-263-8931, ext. 215, or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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A nice, slow, sensuously sucking cock suck. Personally, I prefer more eye-popping, cum-exploding psi. Beautiful cock sucker eyes! I love it when my sweetie sucks me clean and dry while tightly tugging on my balls while looking at me with her smiling, triumphant eyes. I don't know which is a bigger turn-on. Looking at my smiling sweetie the rest of the day knowing she has swallowed my cum or, after fucking her, knowing she is walking around with my love cum warm and snug in her sweet pussy. In any event, it's her wickedly happy smile that always gives me another boner she can play with later.
Beautiful..It's just lovely not watching a man jack off to cum..When a person can make a cock cum just using their mouth they are indeed professional quality..
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I'm seeing a forty-nine years old mature, who moans like this when she takes me in her mouth. No women has ever made me cum in bigger loads. She sometimes likes it when I pull out and glaze up her face and eyes and isn't in a hurry to wipe it off.
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rather tame they are all the same
these "Close up blowjob" videos are so hot!! they're really knowing what they are doing!!!
I can honestly say I Love a Woman who moans while she is blowing me. It's an added turn-on because it makes it sound like she's enjoying it all the more.
she got to me again
Wish I could get Anna to suck my cock like that! :-)
That was one of the best oral scene's I have ever seen.fucking hot!!!!
Nice and slow - great!
I love Women who moan while they're giving head.
I dream of and wish that my friends 39 year old wife, on her 40th birthday on the 28th of July 2016, would do the above to me in her office, with her working my penis, with her mouth, lips and tongue, going up and down the head and shaft of my penis, sending incredible sensations down my penis and increasing sperm build up especially from 01:13, 01:43, and 02:33 onwards, after a while of this i cannot hold back any longer and ejaculate in her mouth.
Wow, Never mind him Cuming at the end, So did I, Shot my load all over the screen. Pity she was not really there, as she would have had another load in her face too.
I wish i had her over to due this to me when i home all by myself. I love to have my cock suck by her.
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She's a pro
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So bläst auch Sabrina.S.
Holy shit, I can't believe how many people love this video. Took me as long to scroll through the comments as it did to watch it. No doubt though, giving a blow job like this is great fun, for both of us!
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I have seen this vid lots of times, and it gets me hard and horny every time I usually shoot a huge load while watching it, tonite was no different I stroked my huge hard cock so fast that I shot a load across that room. It felt great!!!.. Thanks for getting me off once again.
She is great, wish I could have that man meat for an hour!
Nice blowjob wish she was on me like that made me cum
hello sexy lady
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Please, please do it with huge, hard black cock.
I wish I could be on the other end of her mouth with my cock in her mouth. I liked how she worked it up and down at nice even pace. Also how she took it all the way in her mouth. An what really got me was how she would look up at the camera with those killer blue eyes. An at the end how she took that whole big load in her mouth and did not spill a drop.
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I thinking before every girl and women should watch this movie and learn the right way to give head. I been with some ladies and girls don't know how to give good head. The best blow job i got is from this black lady i pick up from down town Portland Oregon and she told me the price so what the hell we went for a place were it was dark and no one around then i pull my pants and underwear down and she suck me so good then i was about ready to cum and i told her and she kept going until I cum


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I wrote the story last week saying state Insurance Commissioner Eleanor Kitzman had spiked portions of a rule that took two years to hash out that would help patients avoid situations in which even though they went to an in-network hospital, they later were billed at higher rates by out-of-network specialty doctors who work at the hospital. The rule was requested by the Legislature in 2009, and if it ever takes effect, it is supposed to help people in PPO health plans that are purchased in the private insurance market.
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Fair enough, even though I think I gave a hint of the battle.
However, when Kitzman said in a letter to lawmakers Tuesday that I completely left out some "important, relevant facts" about an important consumer protection for PPO members, I've gotta say: It wasn't for lack of trying.
She was alluding to something that is already in place under the 2009 law: Patients can seek mediation of out-of-network charges they deem too high. An estimated 4 million Texans are in PPOs. Before we published the story, I asked Kitzman's spokesmen how many of them have used the mediation procedure.
Spokesman Jerry Hagins responded, "No balance billing disputes have reached mediation to date." He supplied no data.
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So he went back to the drawing board and now proposes a pair of $5 license fees.
Due to the complex nature of the tax - including the fact residents of Attica, Bettsville, Bloomville, Green Springs and Tiffin, and the townships of Adams, Bloom, Clinton, Hopewell, Liberty, Reed, Scipio, Seneca, Thompson and Venice, already pay the $5 fee he initially proposed - it would take tandem taxes to tag every resident in the county.
Well, everyone except those living in Fostoria, which already has enacted two $5 license fees.
Zoeller's goal essentially remains the same: raise revenue to help attract state funding for improvements to SR 53 by showing our county is serious about making county roadways safer.
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CLAYSBURG - Bellwood-Antis girls basketball coach Jim Swaney preached to his team that Saturday's Inter-County Conference championship game against Southern Fulton, a rematch of last year's Lady Indians' victory, wasn't about revenge.
He didn't convince Katy Leamer - or himself apparently.
"This feels great," said Leamer after Bellwood-Antis beat Southern Fulton, 53-48, for the title at Claysburg-Kimmel High School. "It's great to come out and win since we lost last year. Coach always says that it's not about revenge, but, sometimes, it kind of is."
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B-A's Bailey Swogger dribbles around Southern?Fulton defender Kayla Wertz.
The Lady Blue Devils built a nine-point lead at halftime and held steady despite tenacious defense from Southern Fulton in the second half.
"Listen, there's revenge in sports," Swaney said. "The teams that beat you previous years, especially when teams return as many girls as both of ours did, you think about it.
"We thought we didn't play our best game last year, and we wanted to atone for that."
Southern Fulton took an 11-6 lead in the first quarter before Bellwood-Antis used a 12-1 run to go ahead, 18-12. The Lady Indians never led again.
Bailey Swogger scored seven of her game-high 20 points in the quarter.
"[Swogger] had a great game," Leamer said. "I give her all the credit in the world. I don't think we could have won without her."
Southern Fulton pulled within four with 4:10 to play when Macey Hollenshead made one of two free throws, but the Lady Devils scored the next seven points to stretch the lead to 11. The Lady Indians weren't quite done, scoring the next seven points to get back within four with 37.9 seconds left.
Swogger made sure Southern Fulton's rally came up short by making a pair of free throws on B-A's next possession to put the game away.
"We were just giving them foul shots the whole game," Southern Fulton coach Terry Bard said. "I think the first half, they had 13 attempts to our six, and they were hitting them and we weren't. That's huge in a five-point game."
B-A finished 16-for-24 from the line while Southern Fulton was 9-for-16.
Leamer scored 16 points, and Ana Hollen added 12 points for Bellwood.
"I can't say enough about Ana Hollen running the point," Swaney said. "Hollenshead is a really good point guard, and she applies a lot of pressure defensively. Ana did a great job of keeping everything under control and making sure the ball got to where it needed to be."
Hollenshead won her fair share of the battles with Hollen, too. The 5-foot-6 junior, who has already reached the 1,000 career points mark, led the Lady Indians with 18 points and helped force many of Bellwood's 20 turnovers.
The Lady Devils were playing without guard Ellen Crook, who suffered a concussion earlier in the season.
"We don't know," said Swaney regarding Crook's availability for the playoffs. "We'll wait and see what the doctor says, and it's out of our hands. Our first priority is to make sure she's OK. When we know she's OK, we'll talk about her playing."
SOUTHERN FULTON (48): Hollenshead 6 6-10 18, Chilcote 1 0-0 2, Roman 5 3-4 13, Wertz 1 0-0 3, T. Morton 5 0-0 12, Merchant 0 0-0 0, Strait 0 0-0 0. Totals - 18 9-16 48.
BELLWOOD-ANTIS (53): Hollen 4 4-7 12, Ka. Leamer 5 4-4 16, Swogger 7 6-9 20, Ke. Leamer 1 1-2 4, Damiano 0 1-2 1, Finn 0 0-0 0, Mercer 0 0-0 0. Totals - 17 16-24 53.
Southern Fulton14 6 14 14 - 48
Bellwood-Antis20 9 11 13 - 53
3-point goals: Southern Fulton 3 (T. Morton 2, Wertz); Bellwood-Antis 3 (Ka. Leamer, Ke. Leamer).
Records: Southern Fulton (21-2); Bellwood-Antis (22-1).
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For someone who isn't a good hockey player, he had more points last season than in any season Eaves has had in the past five years. Tootoo isn't a goon. He can actually play hockey. Everyone ******* about not having a fighter or toughness on this team and we get a guy who is the epitome of that and people ***** because he isn't their favorite knuckle dragger.
Ya, I don't like Tootoo, especially at 1.9mill. Eaves makes less than this. He ISN'T a good hockey player and is a goon that lives over the line. Not a "wings guy" imo. I don't see him becoming a loved guy in the locker room either. Waste of cap space. This would be one instance where if I were Kenny and had to move a player before the deadline for cap space, I'd trade a recently acquired player.
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Since Mila Kunis, 30, and Ashton Kutcher, 36, took their romance public in 2012, they've not been hiding – vacationing in Bali, attending his brother's wedding, and even smooching for the kiss cam at Saturday's L.A. Clippers game.
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I know- up early as usual, but I have my knitting class tonight and will be busy with my new project! Yeah!ReplyDelete
LOVE the hat & mittens! Such great, colorful, happy stripes :-)ReplyDelete
Best Wishes!
SO cute!! Love the stripes!ReplyDelete
Happy and cute. Can't beat that.ReplyDelete
Now that looks warm and comfy - and colorful, too!ReplyDelete
He looks so cozy!ReplyDelete
Holy cow woman! You already have 7 comments!!!ReplyDelete
Happy early WW!!
Awwww... so cute =)ReplyDelete
I love the colors!
Please visit my WW #8 @ Coffee 2 go - thank you =)
Ahh too cute. There are a lot off WW's up early. Mine is not up yet, but I just thought I would browse blogs.ReplyDelete
He looks like a cross between Tigger and Piglet. Very cute.ReplyDelete
You brought back memories about how much fun it was to dress up our little girl.ReplyDelete
She had a pink zip up thingie with a hood that had satin kitty ears on it.
The hat and mittens look adorable on that little cutie.
Sending my best from NYC,
I love the hat! He's so adorable! We need to let him and X roll around in the snow together!ReplyDelete
Precious!!! =)ReplyDelete
How cute! I love the stripes! He looks like a little bug in that hat! My WW is up too!ReplyDelete
Oh how cute! Mine is up too.ReplyDelete
Love the hat. Do they come in adult sizes. I just gotta get me one of those!ReplyDelete
ADORABLE...what a cutie!!!ReplyDelete
Cute! Did you knit them?ReplyDelete
I love the colors! very very cute!ReplyDelete
How cute is he!!! I love stripes on babies. Hope he liked the snow.ReplyDelete
Well, that makes 3 super sweet boys you have there!ReplyDelete
What a cute hat! lolReplyDelete
Very stripey indeed with a sweet face in it!
Ha! Adorable!ReplyDelete
I WISH I could knit like this... it's Hanna Andersson, of course!ReplyDelete
A Very sweet stripey bundle!ReplyDelete
So cute! Love that hat!ReplyDelete
that's so sweet!ReplyDelete
great picture!
How cute is this.....he is adorable!ReplyDelete
Tee Hee - how adorable!ReplyDelete
Adorable! Love the hat and mittens! I'm dying to learn how to knit. :-)ReplyDelete
So cute! He's adorable. :)ReplyDelete
Wish we would get some snow here. Sure would be nice. Stop by my WW!ReplyDelete
How adorable! I just love the cute baby pics so many put up for WW.ReplyDelete
What a cutie!!!ReplyDelete
What a little cutie! That hat is adorable.ReplyDelete
He's so cute and I LOVE the hat!ReplyDelete
Mine is posted, too.
AWWW he's just soo adorable!! I love the hat LOLReplyDelete
That hat and mittens are so cute!!! :)ReplyDelete
It's a hat and mitten day here too!ReplyDelete
Precious! How I wish I could knot! Mines up as well!ReplyDelete
I love that hat! Very cute kiddo. Happy WW.ReplyDelete
You know me and my love for colorful things!!! CUTE!!!ReplyDelete
Aaaww! How cute is this? Very nice!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing!!!
Happy WW,
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That is just about the cutest thing I have ever seen. Where did you get that?ReplyDelete
I love silly hats like this -- he looks ADORABLE!ReplyDelete
Snuggly and cute!! Happy WW to you! :)ReplyDelete
He looks very snuggly and very happy indeed! Cutie!ReplyDelete
47 comments??? Good grief! LOL Great pic by the way...too cute.ReplyDelete
CUTE!!! happy WW!ReplyDelete
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Hi all you Kayakers.
I'm new here but not entirely new to kayaking. Ive done some ocean kayaking, some flatwater, some inflatable kayaking on rivers. I now plan to take up whitewater and am going to get some training with Current Adventures.
I'm already looking forward to the Spring and I hope to meet some kayaking buddies to share shuttling duties.
Class 2 Whitewater Swimming - Where's My Skirt?
My first attempt at running a river in a rec-yak did not go well. I had fun. I learned.
Beats sitting at home!
Sweet! Thanks Geoff... The Kayak school souonds good, perfect location. Thanks for the boat tips as well.
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Current Adventures Kayak School is the place to go. For full disclosure, they do support this site, and I have worked for Dan over the years, but I can recommend them without hesitation. Great folks, and great instructors. Quality program all around. They are in Coloma, right on the South Fork American, and have classes year round. Depending on where you are in Lake Tahoe, they are an hour or so away.
I think there might be some folks offering classes at the whitewater park in Reno, but I'm not certain and have no personal experience to recommend them. Highly recommend getting in touch with the folks at http://www.currentadventures.com
Tell them I said Hi when you call. =)
As for boats, it depends a lot on what type of paddling you are interested. If you paddle a lot, there is a good chance you'll end up with two or more. If I were living in Tahoe, I'd definately want a creek boat or river runner for harder runs, and playboat for easy runs and for taking to the Reno and Sparks whitewater parks. The River Store in Coloma offers a program, I forget the details, where you can pay a minimal fee and demo their impressive fleet of demo boats. Highly recommend that, as the feel of the boat can be a very personal thing.
I am into whitewater! My wife and I need to learn how to roll a lot better before we go out there... We did a good deal of rafting the last couple years, the Tuolumne, Merced, Upper Klamoth, Arkansas at record water, but just starting to get into Kayaking.
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