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Auditions for "HMS Pinafore"Stage and Vocal Auditions for the Savoyards' March production of Gilbert & Sullivan's HMS Pinafore are held on a first-come, first served basis. Prepare a song that best showcases your voice (not a capella, Gilbert & Sullivan preferred. An accompanist will be provided.) Bring headshot and resume. Audition forms available online.12/04/2012 - 12/05/2012Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Our Lady of Victory Auditorium, 1000 Lindsay Rd., Carnegie, PAwebsite
University of Pittsburgh Symphony OrchestraThe University of Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra plays J.S.Bach's Brandenburg Concerto #3 in G, Alberto García Demestres' Genuine Smiles, John Cage's Twenty-three, and Beethoven's Seventh Symphony.12/05/2012Time: 8:00 pmLocation: Bellefield Hall Auditorium, 315 S. Bellefield Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
MacbettIs there no one I can trust? And shall I then suspect my brother, my faithful dog, the wine I drink, the air I breathe? Eugène Ionesco's Macbett turns Shakespeare's classic tale into a tragic farce that captures the insanity of war. After subduing a rebellion, the generals Macbett and Banco are promised great rewards by the Archduke Duncan. When Duncan breaks his promise, Macbett is driven to plot Duncan's murder, take his crown, and steal his wife. Ionesco's reworking. Shannon Sindelar directs.12/05/2012 - 12/08/2012Location: Rauh Studio Theater, Purnell Center, CMU, Pittsurgh, PAwebsite
Latshaw Pops Christmas ShowThe Latshaw Pops Orchestra, singers and dancers perform a holiday variety show with Christmas songs and carols, and a special visit from Santa. A preconcert lunch may be reserved at 800 528-7429.12/05/2012Time: 1:00 pmLocation: The Chadwick, 10545 Perry Hwy., Wexford, PA
The CrucibleThe hysteria and intolerance of the Salem Witch Trials of the 1690s provide the setting for this Arthur Miller classic. When a mysterious illness affects a teenage girl, the family looks for someone or something to blame. Suggestions of witchcraft made by the jealous, conniving Abigail Williams throws this town into a frenzy of accusations. A rich allegory of the McCarthy era of the 1940s and 50s, The Crucible won the Tony Award for Best Play in 1953.12/06/2012 - 12/16/2012Pittsburgh Playhouse, 222 Craft Ave, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Music 101: Michael Lipman, PSO CellistIn a lecture/performance entitled, "Old Cello, New Cello," Michael Lipman will tell the stories of his two remarkably different instruments.12/06/2012Time: 12:30 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Almost, MaineThe Gateway H.S. Drama Club stages "Almost, Maine," by John Cariani, directed by Larry F. Cervi and produced by Drama Club sponsor Bob Read. On a moonless midwinter night, all is not quite what it seems in the remote, mythical town of Almost, Maine. As the northern lights hover, Almost's residents find themselves falling in and out of love in unexpected and often hilarious ways.12/06/2012 - 12/08/201212/06 - 7:30 pm12/07 - 7:30 pm12/08 - 2:00 pmLocation: Gateway H. S., 3000 Gateway Campus Blvd., Monroeville, PA
Pittsburgh Symphony BrassThe much renowned and recorded Pittsburgh Symphony Brass ensemble performs a concert of Christmas music in a small 1882 Gothic church built by the Fox family. The concert is presented by the Allegheny RiverStone Center for the Arts. Tickets at 412-867-1816. (Adult: $25, Student: $1.) A post-concert reception follows at The Red Brick Gallery.12/06/2012Location: Memorial Church of Our Father, Foxburg, PAwebsite
The NutcrackerThe adventures of Marie and her Nutcracker Prince unfold in Terrence Orr's staging with a grand–scale production set in 1912 Pittsburgh, featuring dazzling costumes, a larger-than-life Christmas tree, more than 80 dancers, and Tchaikovsky's timeless music.12/07/2012 - 12/30/2012Location: Benedum Center, 237 Seventh St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Haydn & Saint-Saens' Organ SymphonyLeonard Slatkin conducts the PSO premiere of the charming Symphony #68 by Franz Joseph Haydn. Then hear the world premiere of Composer of the year Mason Bates' Violin Concerto featuring Anne Akiko Meyers, and Saint-Saëns' popular Third Symphony, featuring the organ, wdedicated to the composer's friend, Franz Liszt.12/07/2012 - 12/09/201212/07 - 8:00 pm12/09 - 2:30 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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Paula Abdul is a single lady.
After a year and half, The X Factor judge and her boyfriend, record label owner Jeff Bratton, have called off their romance.
"Paula and I split in November," Bratton tells PEOPLE. "It was an amicable thing. But between the final months of X Factor and my responsibilities with [my label] Cascine, there was little time for us."
The two, who met during a flight in 2010, split time between Los Angles, where Abdul lives, and New York, which Bratton calls home.
Though the couple stayed fairly quiet during their relationship, they did step out in October to dance the night away at a Chad Valley concert in L.A.'s Echo Park neighborhood.
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LISBON - The Columbiana County Sheriff's Office has become the latest local law enforcement agency to get its own drug-detection dog.
"It's another tool in the tool box in our fight against drugs," said county Commissioner Mike Halleck after they voted Wednesday to provide $20,000 to the Sheriff Ray Stone.
Approximately $13,000 is to acquire the German-bred female German shepherd named Jesy (pronounced Jessie) through Shallow Creek Kennels of Sharpsville, Pa. The $13,000 also covers the six weeks of training for Jesy's handler, while the rest of the money is to outfit a sheriff's cruiser with a dog cage, purchase a cages for the office and for Young's house, and other related expenses.
Stone said Jesy will assist not only his department on drug cases but the county Drug Task Force and local police departments who lack their own K9 unit. Jesy will also be available for the periodic drug sweeps conducted at local high schools.
"I get calls darn near every week or two when school is in session," he said.
Stone said he would have obtained a drug dog sooner but lacked the money. The $20,000 being provided was made possible because of the $1.1 million in state casino tax revenue received by commissioners over the past year.
Lt. Allan Young has been assigned to be Jesy's handler and is scheduled to begin training at Shallow Creek in late October. Young and Jesy are expected to ready for duty by Dec. 1.
"She'll be a full-time deputy, with a badge and everything. I'm not sure if she'll have to pay union dues," Stone quipped.
Jesy's arrival could not come at a better time. "The drug task force is substantially busier than they've ever been since I've been here," said Stone, who became sheriff in 2008.
He attributed the increase in drug investigations to the additional manpower made possible after commissioners began offering to help pay for the costs of police departments that assign an officer to the DTF. The money for this also came from casino tax money. Stone said they have also forged a closer working relationship with the Youngstown office of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency.
Lt. Young said Jesy is also trained to perform general scent searches which will allow her to be used in other types of investigations. When not busy with his other duties, which Young will continue to perform, he and Jesy will also be on patrol
"It's not like we're going to sit in the office and wait for calls to come in," Young said.
Drug dogs are effective for about six to seven years, and Young has agreed to remain on the job as long as his new partner. Stone is already looking ahead by raising money to eventually replace Jesy and to help cover her medical care, food and other expenses. Anyone wanting to donate can do so by writing a check out to the sheriff's office and mark it canine or K9.
"We're going to set up a fund through the sheriff office because I've already had people approach me about wanting to make donations." he said.
East Palestine veterinarian Dr. Brian Urmson has offered to provide basic services to Jesy for free. Urmson does the same for East Palestine's drug dog, Toney.
This brings to five the number of police dogs that will be in the county, but Stone said they need their own rather than relying on other police departments for the assistance of their K9 and handler.
"As the leading law enforcement agency in Columbiana County, I think it's high time we have one ourselves," he said.
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Rating: Total score: 67% price: 80% performance: 65% features: 93% display: 87% mobility: 26% ergonomy: 72%
Intel Graphics Media Accelerator (GMA) 4500MHD: Onboard (shared Memory) GPU built in the GM45, GE45 and GS45 chipset (Montevina). Because of two more shaders and a higher core clock, much faster than the old GMA X3100. Still not advisable for gamers (DirectX 10 games not playable or only with very low settings). The integrated video processor is able to help decode HD videos (AVC/VC-2/MPEG2) , e.g., for a fluent Blu-Ray playback with slow CPUs.
Only some 3D games with very low demands are playable with these cards.
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Intel Pentium Dual Core: The return of the name Pentium, though it is a Yonah core. In fact, it is a double Core processor with a very good relation of performance to current consumption.
Entry class dual core CPU with 1 MB level 2 cache and no virtualization technology. Compared to the Core 2 Duo line, some power saving mechanism are deactivated.
» Further information can be found in our Comparison of Mobile Processsors.
15-16 inch is a standard display size for laptops and offers the biggest variety of products.» To find out how fine a display is, see our DPI List.
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This weight is representative for typical laptops with a 14-16 inch display-diagonal.
Acer: Acer Incorporated is a Taiwanese multinational electronics manufacturer. Its product lineup includes desktops and laptops, as well as personal digital assistants (PDAs), servers and storage, displays, peripherals, and e-business services for business, government, education, and home users. Acer is the third largest computer manufacturer in the world (by sales) after HP and Dell Inc (2007). The company owns the largest franchised computer retail chain in Taipei, Taiwan. Originally named Multitech, it was founded in 1976. Gateway and Packard Bell are economically connected with Acer. Market share regarding sales of personal computers in 2007 (market research IDC): HP 18.9 %, Dell 16.4 %, Acer 9.9 %, Lenovo 7.5 %, Apple 5.7 %
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Undeniably stylish and energetic, Wellington's is invigorating. Explore the city's cosmopolitan charm with a trip downtown to cultural hotspots like Cuba Street, Courtenay Quarter and the Waterfront precinct. Journey beyond the city limits to experience the riches of surrounding regions. Sample the world-class food and wine of the Classic New Zealand Wine Trail, amid the stunning scenery of Martinborough. Visit the country's largest and most renowned wine growing district, the breathtakingly beautiful Marlborough region, and delight in a diverse range of wild foods and local produce.
Shopping in Wellington is accessible and varied. The city enjoys a compact centre, with countless laneways and malls boasting the best in national and international retailers. Lambton Quay (nicknamed the Golden Mile) is one of Wellington's main shopping areas – a must visit for retail therapy, featuring everything from high-end boutiques to fast fashion stores. High-end fashion retailers can also be found in The Old Bank Arcade. Around the corner sits the luxury department store, Kirkaldie and Stains – Wellington's go-to for serious shopping. Away from the harbour, fashion, books and music stores can be found on Willis Street. Just off Willis Street sits Upper Manners Street, the perfect locale to explore speciality stores. Not only does this area host an exciting retail environment, it also holds a distinct atmosphere that fosters both the business-minded and creative. Home to a wide array of quirky stores and cafes, The Cuba Quarter is Wellington's go-to for eclectic fashion, independent boutiques, upcoming designers and vintage wares.
Wellington is New Zealand's culinary capital, renowned for its diverse range of restaurants and cafes. Boasting more cafés per capita than New York, coffee and brunch choices are endless. Visit Cuba Street for a taste of the best cafés in the city. Café culture isn't Cuba Street's only draw card; the bohemian street is also Wellington's go-to for all types of dining, serving up international flavours, alongside fine dining establishments. For dinner with a view, it's hard to go past the picturesque setting of Wellington Harbour, where a collection of restaurants offer a range of dining experiences, including the best in New Zealand seafood.
Wellington's nightlife and bar scene is concentrated around Courtenay Place – a destination rich in choice of bars and nightclubs.
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Monday, July 1, 2013
One of the military community's premier benefits has become even more valuable to 670 college and high school students. The annual Scholarships for Military Children Program winners have been announced and the "Honpr Roll" is impressive. Approximately 5,000 students applied for the scholarships at commissary locations worldwide. All of the recipients are listed at www.militaryscholar.org, the official website for the program.
Jennifer Bailey of Mount Pleasant is a recipient of a $1,500 college scholarship awarded at Charleston NWS. Charleston NWS is one of more than 250 commissaries operated worldwide by the Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA). Jennifer's parents are Tom Bailey and Janet Bailey. Jennifer is enrolled, or plans to enroll, at the College of Charleston. Jennifer's school and community activities include: Wando Buddy Olympics; JDRF Walk; Christmas at the Citadel; Habitat for Humanity; Student Council.
The Scholarships for Military Children Program was initiated in 2000 to award scholarships to graduating high school seniors or college-enrolled students. The scholarship program is open to qualified sons andtlaughters of members of the U.S. Armed Services including active duty, retirees, guard/reserves, as well as children of deceased military personnel. Applications are turned in through commissaries.
Applicants for the 2013 program were required to maintain a minimum 3.0 grade point average, participate in voluntary school and community activities, demonstrate leadership qualities and write an essay on "Please discuss in detail how one of the First Ladies (since 1933) has made an impact on a social issue in the United States."
Manufacturers and organizations that do business with the commissary system funded the scholarships with money ordinarily used for various other contests and promotions. Jennifer's scholarship at Charleston NWS was funded through the generosity of Reynolds Consumer Products.
The Fisher House Foundation administers the Scholar-ships for Military Children Program through Scholarship Managers, a professional scholarship management services organization. Fisher House is known for building the military comfort homes near military medical facilities.
As in prior year's programs, the level of competition continues to be very keen. "The cumulative GPA remains in the 3.7 to 3.9 range," said Bernard T. Cote, president of Scholarship Managers, "As in all prior years, the caliber of the applicants to the Scholarships for Military Children Program continues to be a step above those students who apply to the many other scholarship programs we administer."
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Twenty years ago, Meg Ryan ruled the box office as "America's Sweetheart" with her hit romantic comedy Sleepless in Seattle.
Today, she is rarely in front of the camera and does her best not to be recognized, whether summering on Martha's Vineyard or tooling around her downtown Manhattan neighborhood.
At 51, the onetime queen of romantic comedies has largely retreated from Hollywood, preferring instead to focus on her life with her 8-year-old daughter, Daisy, and her boyfriend, rocker John Mellencamp, 61.
Living in New York "makes you different," her friend, writer Delia Ephron, tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story. "Los Angeles is just about movies. New York is about so much more than that, and so is Meg."
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The Jonas Brothers are canceling their tour – two days before it was set to begin, PEOPLE has learned. The reason?
"There is a deep rift within the band," their spokesman, Jesse Derris, tells PEOPLE exclusively. "There was a big a disagreement over their music direction."
Over the weekend, an argument between the trio – Nick, 21, Joe, 24, and Kevin, 25 – regarding the direction of the band and its music led to the decision to cancel their 19-date tour, which was to kick off Friday.
Ticket holders' money will be refunded.
Meanwhile, it isn't clear what this means for the Jonas Brothers, who became a huge success – selling over 20 million albums worldwide – after signing with Hollywood Records in 2007. Asked what the future holds, their rep tells PEOPLE, "It remains to be seen."
Over the last few years, the brothers have each pursued other projects. Nick and Joe released solo albums and pursued acting careers while Kevin and his wife Danielle have starred in their own reality series, E!'s Married to Jonas.
Earlier this year, the band released new music, with the single "Pom Poms" and more recently, "First Time," with more to come off of their project, V. Now, that is also up in the air.
A source close to the band says this doesn't have to do with the fact Kevin and Danielle are expecting their first child, clarifying that it's only about "creative differences."
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"Dare to Dream," a free interactive workshop for individuals with a disability and their families, co-hosted by the Early Childhood Direction Center of Women & Children's Hospital of Buffalo, Parent Network of Western New York, and the Learning Disabilities Association of Western New York, will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Millennium Hotel, 2040 Walden Ave., Cheektowaga. Learn about various transitions of life and tools needed to plan for your child's future. Experts will be available to answer questions. To register, call 332-4170 or visit: www.parentnetworkwny.org.
Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America will host "Bowling for Bowles" at 2 p.m. next Sunday at Transit Lanes, 7850 Transit Road, Amherst. The event will help raise funds and awareness for Crohn's disease and colitis, and contribute to the local "Take Steps Walks" fundraiser scheduled for May 18. For sponsorship details and/or cost for bowling, contact Keri Sikora at 839-2796 or email: email@example.com.
Parent Network of Western New York offers a free workshop, "Guardians, Wills and Trusts," from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Opportunities Unlimited, 1555 Fashion Outlet Blvd., Town of Niagara. Participants will learn about trusts for a child with special needs and the various processes. Discussed will be an overview of who needs a guardian and the different types, as well as how to protect your child's future services. To register, call 332-4170 or visit: www.parentnetworkwny.org.
Heritage Education Program provides services to children from birth to 21 with specific or global development disabilities, including children on the autism spectrum and those with medical frailties. The program, located at One Delaware Road, Kenmore, features supports for children who are severely resistive eaters. Specialized educational and therapeutic supports are individualized for each learner. For more information, contact 876-3901.
Parent Network of Western New York offers a free workshop, "Skills for Effective Parent Advocacy," from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday at North Tonawanda Learning Center, 1350 Ruie Road. Parents and caregivers will learn how to effectively advocate for their child's needs. To register, call 332-4170 or visit: www.parentnetworkwny.org.
NFTA Advisory Committee on the Disabled will meet at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Heritage Center, 101 Oak St. It is open to those interested in learning about the NFTA's accessible services and programs for people with disabilities. For information, call 855-7286.
Parent Network of Western New York offers a free workshop, "IEP and Transition," from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday at Orleans Niagara BOCES, 4124 Saunders Settlement Road, Sanborn. The workshop will focus on your child's plans after high school (transition). To register, call 332-4170 or visit: www.parentnetworkwny.org.
The Western New York Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association offers a social group respite program for those with Alzheimer's disease and related dementia in South Buffalo from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Monday. Trained volunteers and staff members run the respite in a group setting in a safe location. Fee is $5 per program session. All participants must be assessed by an Alzheimer's Association staff member before attending a group respite session. Location of the respite program will be disclosed upon acceptance. For more information, call (800) 272-3900.
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Now part of American film and literary lore, Tom Ripley, "a bisexual psychopath and art forger who murders without remorse when his comforts are threatened" (New York Times Book Review), was Patricia Highsmith's favorite creation.
In The Boy Who Followed Ripley, Highsmith explores Ripley's bizarrely paternal relationship with a troubled young runaway, whose abduction draws them into Berlin's seamy underworld. More than any other American literary character, Ripley provides "a lens to peer into the sinister machinations of human behavior." (John Freeman, Pittsburgh Gazette).
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"Ripley is an unmistakable descendant of Gatsby, that 'penniless young man without a past' who will stop at nothing." (Frank Rich)
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"Ripley coldly floats between two steep cliffs."
This was a slippery Highsmith. Ripley coldly floats between two steep cliffs. He isn't necessarily a likable or even sympathetic narrator, but still manages to be someone it is natural to root for.
With the first three books in the Riplad, I bought into the idea that Tom Ripley was absolutely amoral. But that expecation, that setup, makes this novel seem even more crafty. Highsmith bends genders, flips expecations, dodges emotions, transforms motives, etc., and almost clones Ripley with Frank.
Probably the most disturbing character in the whole series is Tom's wife Heloise. I can sympathize Tom's amorality easy enough, but I just can't UNDERSTAND Heloise. While nothing about her is directly creepy, it is like Highsmith is using Heloise to point a finger at the West or perhaps at the reader.
"Once again, Ripley is a fascinating character"
I like how Ripley has evolved and the various situations he is placed in.
the author has cleverly placed you inside the mind of Ripley. and a fascinating mind it is
I thought it was great how Ripley wore a ' costume ' and took on the kidnappers. Absolute genius of the imagination
this is not the most thrilling of the Ripley series, but you should give it your time.
"The Ripley Series Begins To Run Out Of Steam"
I greatly enjoyed the series up until this book; however this title was less fresh and less compelling than the previous works.
The plot did not crackle as much as the plots of her previous "Ripley" books had. This felt tired and I stubbled to maintain my attention.
Kevin Kenerly is a master narrator. As he had read the previous "Ripley" books, he has a great interpretation of the characters that remains consistent from book to book.
I am not sure - I have yet to read the follow-up, as this one was such a disappointment. Perhaps this title was just an anomaly - or it might have been the signal of a series that had lost its drive.
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somebody who is of 4 different unusual races, like a chinese, black, indian, and arab.
anthony is a fuckin quarter and gets beat up at school at everyday because he looks like a fuckin retart quarter
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The French Quarter or Vieux Carré, a neighborhood in New Orleans.
I really liked my apartment in the Quarter, but I had to move to the Marigny when some yuppie consortium bought the building to make condos.
by Wandelndes Lexikon January 05, 2005
One quarter ounce (aprox. 7g) of marijuana; any larger amount could result in trafficing or distribution charges, any less is personal posession.
Shit, dog, we got to smoke some of this bag. If the cops catch me with more than a quarter I'm fucked.
by Digby February 22, 2003
A girl who's personality, looks, sex appeal and overall attractiveness is so high that it actually dwarfs that of the previously known highest level of attractiveness for a female (Dime Piece). This girl usually has the most gorgeous eyes, and has the most addicting touch known to man.
Guy1-"dude, katie is a dime for sure"
Guy2-"Yeah I guess, but emily's a quarter"
Guy2-"Yeah I guess, but emily's a quarter"
by Eulogy21 October 21, 2010
Two or more players take turns setting a quarter into spin on a flat surface (usually a table). An opponent attempts to stop the coin on its edge in an upright position with one finger. Pretty tricky. Success = escape from extreme pain. If you can't prevent the coin from falling flat on the table you have to stand, make a fist, and place your knuckles flat on the table such that they face your opponent. He (or she?) uses a thumb (and probably a terrible amount of force) to slide the quarter at your knuckles, keeping the coin flat on the table surface. A good player will never miss and have you bleeding in the first round.
*this is only a drinking game insofar as no one in his right mind would dream of playing unless grossly intoxicated.
(don't worry, you can tell people you busted your hands kicking someone's ass)
*this is only a drinking game insofar as no one in his right mind would dream of playing unless grossly intoxicated.
(don't worry, you can tell people you busted your hands kicking someone's ass)
Quarters is the official town sport of Greene, Maine.
by Mr. Stratton November 06, 2004
A drinking game in which 2 or more players try to bounce a quarter into a shot glass. Whichever player misses first then does a shot of some form of liquor. Can be also changed into a form of Horse in which one player will attempt a difficult shot and the other player(s) must match the feat.
We played quarters until i puked.
by dtaps August 04, 2006
A kiss, peck on the cheek or lips.
She said "kiss me," he gave her a quarter.
by Samantha February 24, 2004


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8 Amazing Video Game Moments That Happened by Accident
Awesome Cinematic Failures
And for every single action-movie-quality rescue you perform, there will be a hundred instances of you tripping over your own grenade and apologizing to your team as your balls explode.
Fuck This Horse Anyway, by Nick Lapointe
Three years ago, I was playing Red Dead Redemption the day after it came out. I had just gotten off the homestead and I was about to start exploring the world around me. I'm trotting down a path when I see a dude getting mauled by five or six wolves. Naturally, I pull out my gun to kneecap him to make it easier on the wolves. I'm galloping toward the guy to shoot him before the wolves can finish him off, and I start aiming my six-shooter. Unfortunately, I hadn't quite gotten the hang of shooting from horseback yet, so instead of shooting the guy, I end up shooting my own horse in the back of the head. I tumble off the horse and fall over the edge of the nearby cliff, somehow losing my gun. Then the wolves chase me down ...
The Walrus in the Aerial Ballet, by Brockway
The Battlefield series is one of the most perfectly balanced gaming experiences out there. It's simple and approachable enough early on -- you might even score a kill or two in your first match and feel pretty good about yourself -- but you soon realize there's so much more going on around you, and your quaint "kill or two" is not now, nor has it ever been the point. In short, it's fun and easy to get into, but soon grows in complexity along a very logical learning curve.
And then there are the airplanes.
The planes in the Battlefield series (and, to a lesser extent, the helicopters) are like an optional calculus course at a grade school for special children. All of your previous gaming experience will tell you to nab the bitchin'est machine you can find and blow shit up with it -- and that works fine if you find a jeep, an artillery gun, or even a tank. But the second you step into a plane or chopper, you'll find you've dropped yourself in the middle of an intricate aerial ballet, only you're not a dancer: You're a brain-damaged walrus with boxing gloves taped to his feet and a crippling sense of vertigo. Unlike some players, after it became readily apparent that I flew planes about as well as I flew ice cream trucks, I stopped taking them. Either a better player on my team could use that plane to drop screeching sky death on the enemy, or I could break dance it into a river and die in a much-deserved fireball. The choice made itself.
As usual, my team was getting murder-blasted right in our lifeholes (this, uh ... this may or may not have had something to do with me spending half the game trying to jump a speedboat into a military bunker). Our base was almost overrun. A squadron of tanks had rolled in, mowing down my fellow soldiers left and right. And nobody was taking our planes up! I had to assume that my teammates, like myself, were too nervous about taking off in such valuable equipment, only to miss a bombing run and crash it into a mountain. But damn -- the enemy would use those planes if we didn't, and that would be worse than nothing! I saw my chance. The runway was clear. A squadron of my teammates was off to the left, momentarily holding the tanks at bay. My vision narrowed. My palms started sweating. The opening chords of "Eye of the Tiger" started playing in my heart. I manned up. I mounted that cockpit.
The instant my wheels left the ground, one of my own players came careening over a nearby hill in a jeep and clipped my wing -- just slightly, just enough to redirect me a fraction of an inch. The nose of the plane dipped down, caught, and pirouetted -- Do you see me, Daddy? I'm a dancer! I'm in the ballet now! -- and then slapped down on the pavement, backward, upside-down, and exploding. Right on top of my own squad.
Killing every single one of them, and myself.
I can't help but picture it from the other squadron's point of view: They're over there playing out the climax of a war movie -- all dug in against impossible odds, the unstoppable killing machines slowly coming for them. Then, a shadow comes over them. One brave young soldier looks up, just in time to see an airplane somersault butt-first onto his head.
I hope he saw my face, there in the cockpit, just before dying. I know it's impossible, but I hope my avatar waved.
No Story Is More Tragic Than Your Own
The human imagination is an incredible thing. We can listen to others spin tales and be moved by them, but nothing will ever touch the stories you tell to yourself, when given a stake and a blank slate to fill in. (Or you could just fill it in with tits and pop culture references like you did all those Mad Libs.)
Daisy, Daisy, Give Me Your Answer Do ... by Wash
A recent game of FTL I played: I tend to invest a lot of imaginary personality in blank-slate characters, because I need to go outside. I was playing with the Mantis B ship, whatever it's called, the one where you only get two startup crew members, and I managed to keep both of them (Gatsby and Daisy) alive right up to the final boss. I got very lucky with the random drops (Burst Laser III in sector one, Ithankyou), so we were basically crushing the boss into paste, teleporting aboard to disable his weapons, then creaming him repeatedly with lasers while he sat there feeling like an idiot.
Anyway, while not paying particular attention, I teleported Daisy into the last of the weapon rooms, not noticing that it had a breach. By the time I cottoned on, it was too late, and she asphyxiated before the teleporter could recharge. It sounds stupid (because it is stupid), but the disappearance of the little green sprite was actually quite upsetting. She had survived seven sectors in the cold of space and countless boardings of enemy vessels. She'd fought pirates, rebels, and those automated drone things, and come through it all, only to die alone, sealed in an airless room on an alien ship. Her reward for her determination and survival was to die a undignified, agonizing, and pointless death in a battle against an opponent we were easily beating. It felt like a game of FTL written by George R. R. Martin.
The Tragic Origin Story of Dick Squadron, by Brockway
I couldn't be guiltier of this behavior. And when XCOM gave me a randomly generated soldier named Dong, what was I to do? I wrote his biography in my head. This is the tragic story of Dong Li, the Chinese Berserker with everything to prove:
For some reason, most of my existing "A Squad" -- the high-level guys I used for the hardest missions -- were European or North American. Not white, but definitely Western. So when Dong came along, I assumed that the other members of A Squad, being soldiers in a tense situation, probably weren't going to be terribly PC about the dick connotations. They would make fun of Dong, naturally. When he got promoted, his randomly assigned call sign was the generically badass "ghost." He made it up himself, I decided, but nobody else really used it. The rest of the squad called him "Phallus," because it sounded vaguely like that go-to military nickname, "phalanx," to Dong's foreign ears. But obviously it just meant "dick." What's worse, he was a little hefty, and bald -- he even kind of looked like a human penis.
And because they teased him, Dong overcompensated. He was always first into the fight -- nobody dashed into new, unknown situations but Dong. Nobody charged the last enemy to take the risky finishing shot but Dong. Nobody used grenades while still standing in their radius. Nobody but Dong.
And impossibly, Dong survived. He should have died his first battle out, behaving so recklessly, but he stayed with me for most of the game. A special accomplishment, since I was playing on Iron Man, which means no reloading. But XCOM is a merciless bastard, and it spawned a squad of those Alien-esque monsters, the Chrysalids, right behind Dong after he had already used up his turn. It was too late. The squad tried to cover for him, but shot after shot was a miss. The aliens tore him apart, and worse: They poisoned him. Which meant that when Dong died, he came back as a zombie. The squad was shell-shocked. Some of them panicked from the trauma: They knew they had pushed him into making these kinds of decisions, and they gave him shit now and then, but they had always respected Dong's giant balls. Eventually, I took out the aliens, saving the undead Dong for last. With a heavy heart I put him down -- with a grenade. It was his favorite weapon; he would have liked that. When we got back to base, I changed all of the high-level soldiers' hairstyles to bald.
I never called them "A Squad" again. They were, now and forever, Dick Squadron.
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Elizabeth Wopperer lost everything. She lost her business. She lost $40,000 in cash. And by the time it was all over, she found herself filing for bankruptcy.
On top of all that, the IRS now wants the money that was stolen from her.
The man she blames is going to federal prison for up to 30 months, but that won't return the cleaning business she was forced to sell or pay the taxes she now owes because of his fraudulent actions.
"She's an employee of a business she used to run," her niece, Sara Gruszka, said in court Wednesday.
And Wopperer is just one of Vincent P. Mangione's victims.
"I feel I've been victimized twice – once by Mr. Mangione and again by the IRS," said Richard Schunke, owner of a West Seneca insurance agency.
Mangione, the operator of a North Tonawanda payroll and tax preparation business, was supposed to pay federal income taxes on behalf of his clients but didn't.
He chose instead to pocket some of the money, which means Schunke, Wopperer and several others are still on the hook for those taxes.
Wopperer said the IRS is working with her, but Schunke said the government filed a tax lien against his business that makes it difficult for him to continue operating, never mind pay his overdue taxes.
"They've ruined my credit," he said of the IRS. "And I look like a deadbeat."
IRS officials declined to comment, citing a prohibition on talking about specific tax cases. But in the past, they have made it clear that individuals and businesses are responsible for their taxes, even when they use a tax preparer.
And yes, even when that tax preparer steals from them.
"No logical reason can explain what I've done," Mangione told Chief U.S. District Judge William M. Skretny at Wednesday's sentencing.
With most of Mangione's victims looking on, Skretny admonished him for betraying the trust of his clients, many of whom are now facing serious financial problems.
He also ordered him to pay $839,000 in restitution to the victims.
"It comes down to greed more than anything else," Skretny told Mangione.
"It's just plain wrong. It's just plain unfair. It's just plain criminal conduct, and you have to be held accountable."
Federal prosecutors claim Mangione, who operated MTS Payroll and Mil-Sher Tax Services Inc., routinely filed false quarterly tax returns on behalf of the small-business owners he represented and then pocketed the difference.
They also claim Mangione bilked a local bank by depositing checks into an account he knew had insufficient funds and then withdrawing the funds before his checks cleared.
Mangione, 49, pleaded guilty in October to bank fraud and tax evasion.
"We can't lose sight of the fact that the harm Mr. Mangione has done has damaged the victims for a long time," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael DiGiacomo.
Herbert L. Greenman, one of Mangione's lawyers, countered by reminding the judge that his client is handing over more than $675,00 in cash and property as a first step in repaying the victims.
"They wanted, in the worst way, for this money to be paid back," Greenman said of Mangione and his wife. "They could have walked away, but they never once faltered."
The victims, four of whom spoke in court, didn't buy it. One by one, they outlined for Skretny what Mangione's actions have done to them.
Camille Kirkland, a small-business owner in Cheektowaga, said Mangione "devastated us emotionally and destroyed us financially."
"We get accountants because we hope they have our interests in mind," Kirkland said. "We know Vinnie had only his interest in mind. He stole and cheated for his own personal gain."
One victim, who asked not to be named, suggested that Mangione's actions have come close to ruining him and his family.
"It's been devastating," he told the judge.
"I can't pay for my kids' education in college, and I don't know how it's going to end up. It's devastated my marriage, and now it's devastating my kids' future."
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COLUMBIANA - Big innings can come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Some are achieved with plenty of booming hits, while others happen as a result of shakey defense and balls that just happen to find the right place.
The Leetonia Bears benefited from one of the latter on their way to a 10-4 win over Columbiana and their first Inter-Tri County League victory Monday at Firestone Park.
"I'll take any win over Columbiana," Leetonia coach Jimi Green said, "Tonight may not have been the prettiest game, but we have really been struggling lately, and to come out and beat our biggest rival feels pretty good."
The Bears opened up an early 5-0 lead with a bizzare third inning that illustrated the random nature of baseball. With one out and nobody on, Joey Hall reached first base on a fielding error and advanced to second on a throwing error.
After Brandon Dattilio reached on an infield single, Luke Janci and Ian Sevenich walked to give Leetonia a 1-0 lead. With the bases loaded and still only one out, Brady Shepard and Trent Ferry each hit groundballs to the left side of the infield that turned into fielding errors and made the score 3-0 with the bases still loaded. Drew Turney was next up and brought home the fourth run on a soft fielders choice groundout to short. Leetonia made it 5-0 when Shepard scored on a wild pitch.
When the inning was finally over, Leetonia had scored five runs on one hit and four Columbiana errors. Only two balls left the infield - both were fly ball outs by James Shea.
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L-Ian Sevenich, wp, (7IP, 3H, 0ER, 10K, 8BB) and Luke Janci.
C-Devin Rice, lp, (4IP, 5H, 1ER, 3K, 4BB), Kane Kyle (3IP, 1H, 1ER, 3K, 1BB) and Ticen Martin.
"Baseball is a strange game," Green said, "We had a couple of little squibbers that their infielders had a hard time handling. I can't really explain what happened, sometimes the breaks just go your way."
"Innings like that will happen," Columbiana coach Scott Knox said. "We could have easily been out of the inning with minimal damage, but we didn't make the routine plays. Devin (Rice) did a nice job at delivering some ground balls, we just couldn't help him out on defense."
With a five-run lead at his disposal, it was hardly smooth sailing for Leetonia starter Ian Sevenich the rest of the way. The Clippers whittled the lead down to 6-4 at one point and had multiple runners on in each of the last three innings. However, each time there was a threat, Sevenich was able to squirm his way free. The lefthander gutted out a complete game to improve his record to 3-2 and also contributed a single and 2 RBI.
"Our catcher (Luke Janci) did a nice job calling the right pitches, and the defense made some good plays to help me get out of some tough spots," Sevenich said.
The Bears broke the game open in the sixth, taking andvantage of two more Clipper fielding errors and getting an RBI single from Joey Hall and an RBI double from Zack Van Giesen. In the bottom of the frame, the Clippers mounted one last threat, loading the bases with one out. However, Bryce Franken hit a liner back to the mound that Sevenich was somehow able to snag and throw to first to double up Drew Cyrus and end the inning.
"That play scared me," Sevenich laughed. "The ball nearly took my head off but I just stuck my glove up and fortunately was able to make a double play. That play summed up the game for us - all of the breaks went our way."
The Bears improve to 5-8 overall and 1-6 in the ITCL lower tier. Columbiana drops to 4-5 overall and 4-4 in the lower tier. The teams will conclude their two-game series at Leetonia on Tuesday.


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"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired, signifies in the final sense a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed." - Dwight D. Eisenhower
I'm not arguing anything here .. but I do find it somewhat worth mentioning that that game was likely Kanter's FIRST game ever shooting as many shots as Al averages.
No point, really, just to say he did alright.
Fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory.
"I'm a moron for thinking the Browns could even sniff 10 wins in a division where the other three teams (two of whom almost always make the playoffs) made the post-season last year. Gyp Rosetti's thee God of football knowledge." - Brown Notes
I've got no problem with this. Favors will eventually need to learn to pass, but he needs a post game more. Kanter is getting better, he just needs more of an arsenal. But the irony is once he gets one, he's not going to be passing out much more either. While I love the potential of Favors and Kanter, you can be sure we'll hear about ball sticking if they're the starters next year (and that's not necessarily a bad thing.)
What did people see when they watched the Laker game? What I saw is this: By design, Paul basically replaced Al in the offense due to matchups (score Ty). While he did operate out of the low block a few times (like Al), he mostly operated on that elbow (another score Ty because Sap struggles in the post, but is very good on the elbow.)
Sap was not passing. He was not contributing to ball movement. He was relentlessly attacking a mismatch (first Jameson, then Hill). He basically took Al's role because of the mismatch and Al was all too happy to watch him motor.
We mostly killed the Lakers in transition (which is also not ball movement.) But we did get another solid start from Mo, Tinsley played well, and we had tons of cutters. Again, this has nothing to do with post play.
As to Al, Brown Notes has been dead on. Going into the post is a good thing. It's also a thing Al is really, really good at. I've been killing this offense all year for the lack of cutters and movement once he gets it. He's certainly not missing cutters because, until recently, there haven't been any. The light bulb seems to have gone off on that front because there is much more fluidity in the last few games.
Look dudes, as one of the Trade-Al guys who is sticking to his guns, I RESERVE FULL RIGHT TO COMPLAIN ABOUT BLACK-HOLISMS FROM KANTER AND/OR FAVORS IF/WHEN THEY MATERIALIZE AS THE MAJOR FACET OF THE OFFENSE. Your speculative claims that IF WE TRADE AL, THEN IT'LL BE MORE OF THE SAME WITH DIFFERENT ACTORS are doing nothing to my desire to move Al.
Questions? ****, I wish I could rep this post.
[size/HUGE] RUDY [/size]
anti-cakk bakking... from the outset. #cakks&pies
[size/HUGE] RUDY [/size]
anti-cakk bakking... from the outset. #cakks&pies
I'll add this as a sidebar: at least there is the merit that I'm willing to admit the speculative nature of my argument. The Al apologists preach their stuff like gospel.
[size/HUGE] RUDY [/size]
anti-cakk bakking... from the outset. #cakks&pies
I'll score it as a victory for my side anytime the Factoid Al Crowd realizes they don't control the terms of the debate. This stuff is debatable. It is debatable whether Al is an elite post player (i.e. efficient). If we were to grant the idea that he is elite (just for discussion), then it would be debatable whether or not this is good for the team. Etc.
You were kind to his defense. Especially kind given that two better defenders are waiting behind him.
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anti-cakk bakking... from the outset. #cakks&pies


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Prep Time 5 minutes |
Cook Time 40 minutes
29 ounces Eden Garbanzo Beans, rinsed and drained
2 Tbsp Eden Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1/4 cup organic maple syrup
2 tsp ground cinnamon
Preheat oven to 400°. Place the chickpeas on a paper towel lined tray and pat dry to remove water from rinsing. Pick out and discard any loose bean skins. When dry, place the chickpeas on a large baking sheet and bake for 15 minutes. Remove, drizzle with olive oil, mix well, and bake another 10 to 15 minutes. Mix the maple syrup and cinnamon together and pour over the chickpeas. Mix well and bake another 10 to 15 minutes or until golden brown and crunchy. Remove and place in a bowl.
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Celebrity Central / Top 25 Celebs
Cheryl Burke
- 1980s
Teeny Ballerina
Growing up in San Francisco, Burke begins ballet lessons at age 4, but eventually changes her focus. "[At first] I thought ballroom dancing was just for old people," Burke tells Los Angeles Magazine. "But at 11, I went to a competition and saw the costumes, heard the music, and loved that the dancers had partners. It was the complete opposite of ballet, but in a good way." By 13, Burke is competing professionally.
- 2006
Dancing with Drew
After becoming the World Cup Professional Rising Star Latin Champion, Burke joins the second season of ABC's Dancing with the Stars. Partnered with former 98 Degree boy-bander Drew Lachey, Burke wins her first DWTS title, beating wrestler Stacy Keibler and former NFL player Jerry Rice. "The show has completely changed my life," Burke tells USA Today.
Another Disco Ball
In the third season of DWTS, Burke is partnered with NFL great Emmitt Smith. Although former Saved by the Bell star Mario Lopez puts up a good fight, Burke and Smith win the Dancing title. "I am so proud of this trophy and I am proud to share it with Cheryl," Smith tells PEOPLE. The back-to-back title winner will have less luck with season 4 partner Ian Ziering, with whom she is eliminated in the semi-finals round.
Dating a Lawrence Brother
Burke, 22, finds a new partner – off the dance floor – with actor Matthew Lawrence, the brother of season three contestant Joey Lawrence. "Life is great," Burke tells PEOPLE. "He's a great, smart, wonderful guy...we're having a lot of fun." In 2008, the pair calls it quits.
- 2007
Dancing Fever!
With the fifth season of DWTTS underway, Burke – who is partnered with Las Vegas performer Wayne Newton – and fellow pro dancers Julianne Hough and Maksim Chmerkovskiy appear on the cover of TV Guide. "I love the process of changing my look," she says. "I have been a little spoiled over the last couple of years since I started the show, but now it is nice to have new looks everyday." At this point, Dancing is pulling in more than 20 million viewers on Monday night's performance show.
- 2008
Affair Allegations
A tabloid report claims Burke and Lachey had an affair during a Dancing tour last winter. "It's absolutely absurd," Burke tells PEOPLE. Adds Lachey, who has been married to his wife Lea for seven years and has a two-year-old daughter, "These rumors are very hurtful to my family and me." Despite the rumors, Burke finds love with model Maxwell Zagorski, who she dates until January 2010.
- 2011
Cheryl's Life 'Lessons'
In her new memoir Dancing Lessons, Burke reveals that as a child she was repeatedly molested by a family friend – and testified against him in court, helping send him to prison for nearly two decades. "I'm telling my story. They're not secrets. There's no shame," the 26-year-old star says of opening up about the sexual abuse and other struggles, including physical abuse by two former boyfriends. "If I can help just one person for me that's all that matters."
- 2012
Looking for Love
After a dating record that left her considering a stint on The Bachelorette, Burke, 28, finds romance with hockey player Joffrey Lupul after the duo meet at the 2012 NHL Awards. They step out as a couple at the Jockey for a Cause event, where they're caught holding hands and sneaking kisses.
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BIOGRAPHY (top to bottom): Courtesy or Cheryl Burke; Adam Larkey/ABC; Adam Larkey/ABC; Axelle Woussen/Bauer Griffin; Courtesy of TV Guide; John Sciulli/WireImage; Michael Bezjian/WireImage
- Name
- Cheryl Burke
- Real Name
- Cheryl Bautista Burke
- Date of Birth
- May 03, 1984
- Birth Place
- San Francisco, Calif.
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Joffrey Lupul, boyfriend (2012 to present)
Maxwell Zagorski, ex-boyfriend (2008 to 2010)
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May 27, 1922 – July 9, 2013
Richard Law Miles, a World War II veteran, died Tuesday in Northgate Nursing Home, North Tonawanda, after a long illness. He was 91.
Born in Dubois, Pa., Mr. Miles graduated from Bennett High School in 1939.
He served in the Army Air Forces for three years during World War II, stationed in Guam and Europe.
He was part of the maintenance crew on the famous plane Enola Gay, which carried the first atomic bomb, his family said.
For 10 years after his military service, Mr. Miles worked as a salesman and then district manager for General Foods, where he helped in designing the Jell-O box, his family said.
He also worked for Drackett Products Co. for 10 years as a division manager and as a supervisor for McDermott-Riley Corp.
Mr. Law retired in 1977.
He was active in junior golf and volunteered for 10 years for the Buffalo District Golf Association in that area.
Mr. Law was associated with a number of private and public golf courses, working as a starter, his family said.
For his military service, he received three Presidential Commendations.
Mr. Miles was a life member of the Grocery Manufacturer Representatives of Western New York and was a past president.
He also was a member of Holy Name Society of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in the Town of Tonawanda.
Surviving are his wife of 64 years, the former Mary Margaret Mulvey; a son, Rick; and three daughters, Kathy Torrey, Mary Kennedy Losito and Margaret Fahs.
A memorial Mass will be offered at 10:45 a.m. Friday in St. John the Baptist Church, 1085 Englewood Ave., Town of Tonawanda.


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Finally making the news official, French actor Olivier Martinez confirms reports from January that he's engaged to Halle Berry.
"Yes, of course it's true," he told The Miami Herald while promoting his new South Beach restaurant Villa Azur.
Contrary to reports the actress had a Gurhan-designed ring, Berry's emerald engagement bling was actually designed by Robert Mazlo of Paris, whom Martinez called "a real artist" who has been making jewelry for "kings and queens for many centuries."
The Oscar-winning actress, 45, costarred with Martinez, 46, in the 2010 film Dark Tide. They soon became an item off-screen.
Berry has been married twice before – to baseball player David Justice in the early 1990s, and to singer Eric Benét in the early 2000s – and has daughter Nahla, who turns 4 this month, with Gabriel Aubry.
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LONDON � Missy Franklin stared out on the horde of reporters, suddenly sounding very much like a high school senior-to-be. �I don�t like being up here alone,� she said nervously.
Then, just like that, she turned on a big smile and worked the room like a pro.
Thanks to this Colorado teenager, America�s swim hopes are back on track at the Olympics.
Michael Phelps has yet to win a gold medal, and Ryan Lochte�s star has dimmed just a bit. So it was Franklin, a Centennial native and senior-to-be at Regis Jesuit High School, providing a much-needed boost to swimming�s powerhouse nation, coming back less than 14 minutes after swimming a semifinal heat to win the first gold medal of what figures to be a dazzling career.
�Indescribable,� the 17-year-old Franklin said after rallying to win the 100-meter backstroke Monday. �I still can�t believe that happened. I don�t even know what to think. I saw my parents� reaction on the screen, and I just started bawling. I can�t even think right now.�
After finishing up the semis of the 200 freestyle, she hopped out of the pool and headed to the diving well for a quick warmdown. She didn�t even have time to make it to the practice pool, not when her bigger event was coming right up.
Even Phelps was amazed at Franklin�s stamina, saying he never had done back-to-back races that close together at such a major meet. His quickest turnaround was about a half-hour.
�She�s a racer, and she knows what to do,� Phelps said.
Matt Grevers kept the gold medals coming for the U.S. in rat-a-tat fashion, following up Franklin�s win with one of his own in the men�s 100 back. For good measure, Nick Thoman made it a 1-2 finish for the red, white and blue.
Rebecca Soni nearly pulled out a third U.S. gold, rallying furiously on the return leg of the 100 breaststroke. But she couldn�t quite catch blazing Lithuanian Ruta Meilutyte, a gold medalist at the tender age of 15.
Good thing for the U.S. that Franklin and the other Americans are coming through.
Phelps missed the podium in his 2012 Olympic debut, and Lochte has turned in two consecutive disappointing performances after opening the games with a dominant win in the 400 individual medley. He finished fourth and off the podium Monday night in the 200 freestyle, which France�s Yannick Agnel won by a full body length against a field with gold medalists galore.
On Sunday, Lochte anchored the U.S. in the 4x100 free relay, taking over with a seemingly comfortable lead. But Agnel chased him down on the final leg, giving France the gold.
Now, another defeat.
�I did my best,� Lochte said. �I guess sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. I gave it 110 percent. There�s probably some things I messed up on, but you live and learn. (Agnel is) a great racer. There�s no doubt about it. He�s quick, and he showed it (Sunday) night and (Monday). I�m happy for him. He did good.�
Franklin, who was rattled less than two weeks before the Olympics by the Aurora theater shooting not far from her home, barely advanced from the 200 free semis. She qualified for tonight�s final with the eighth-fastest time, but clearly she was saving something for the race that really mattered.
She�s still got five more events to go, having started her Olympics with a relay bronze and leaving plenty of time to come away from these games as America�s big star in the post-Phelps era.
The winningest Olympian ever plans to retire after these games.
Australia�s Emily Seebohm, the top qualifier, led at the turn and was under world-record pace, but Franklin showed a remarkable finishing kick. With her arms whirling and size-13 feet pounding the water, the 6-1 swimmer passed the Aussie in the final 25 meters and lunged toward the wall for a winning time of 58.33 seconds.
She broke into a big smile but was clearly exhausted, her head dropping back against the wall. Seebohm settled for silver in 58.68, and Japan�s Aya Terakawa took bronze in 58.83.
�You never know until you see that scoreboard, so I was just going as fast as I could until I got my hand on the wall,� Franklin said. �It was 110 percent effort, and all the work paid off.�
The 6-8 Grevers pulled off a similar rally on his return lap, winning the 100 back in 52.16 � the fifth consecutive Olympics, dating to the 1996 Atlanta Games, that the U.S. men have won the backstroke. Thoman joined his teammate on the medal podium at 52.97, a finish they were thinking about all along and reiterated just before the final.
David Marsh, Thoman�s coach, brought it up right moments before they went out to the pool, saying �1-2.�
Grevers said he and Thoman knew they �weren�t jinxing anything,� and they were right, though Grevers didn�t notice right away that Americans took the top two spots.
�I must be selfish because it took me a good 10 seconds to realize he got second,� he quipped. �That�s something I should do right away. But when I noticed, that moment became much more special. To know that we can go 1-2 in that event, again really shows the USA�s dominance in backstroke right now when we�re able to step up.�
Japan�s Ryosuke Irie was third in 52.97.
�I�ve been watching the Olympics for as long as I can remember,� Thoman said. �The first one I really remember is the �92 Barcelona Games and just watching guys back then. Seeing Lenny Krayzelburg, my idol, and then Aaron Piersol, again my idol, who I got to train with for a little while. Just being able to carry on that tradition, it�s a great thing.�
Agnel showed that his brilliant swim on the Olympic relay was no fluke. The baby-faced, 6-6 Frenchman did it again in the 200 free, leading from start to finish in perhaps the most star-studded race of these games � even without Phelps, who passed up a chance to defend his Olympic title.
That might have been a good move by Phelps. It was hard to see anyone beating Agnel on this night, as he pulled away to win by a full body length in 1 minute, 43.14 seconds. No one came close to challenging him, and he looked just as strong at the end as he did at the beginning.
�I really didn�t expect that time,� Agnel said. �I had a race plan in my head, but this is above my expectations and hopes. I�m delighted. It�s a childhood dream come true. I had to start quickly over the first 100 meters. I did that. Then I worked on keeping my speed and putting all my guts into the last 50. I don�t know what to say. It worked.�
French President Francois Hollande came to the mixed zone to congratulate Agnel, shaking his hand warmly in the chaos of reporters and cameras. He was dwarfed by the swimmer, who gave the country its third swimming gold of the games � its most ever.
And there�s still five nights to go at the pool.
�Remarkable, two gold medals two nights in a row,� Hollande said. �It�s a big reward for French swimming, a proud moment for him and encouraging for the whole Olympic team.�
South Korea�s Park Tae-hwan and China�s Sun Yang tied for the silver in 1:44.93. But Lochte, the reigning world champion who seemed poised to have a huge Olympics just 48 hours earlier, faded out of the medals. So did world-record holder Paul Biedermann of Germany.
Soni tried to make it three in a row, but Meilutyte dashed those hopes. Competing for the first time on a major international stage, the 15-year-old showed her strong performances in the prelims and semis were no fluke.
She built a big lead on the outward lap, then held off the 2008 Olympic silver medalist on the return. Meilutyte touched in 1:05.47, while Soni�s rally came up eight-hundredths of the second short. Japan took yet another bronze with Satomi Suzuki in 1:06.46.
Meilutyte broke into tears on the medal stand, the enormity of her accomplishment at such a young age finally sinking in. She became the first Lithuanian to win a swimming medal and took her country�s first gold in any sport since a shooting gold in 2004.
�I can�t believe it,� she said. �It�s too much for me. I can�t really say anything. It was hard and difficult.�
Soni swept the 100 and 200 breaststrokes at last year�s world championships, and was hoping to do the same in London. Now, she�ll look to defend her title in the 200 breast.
�I�m a little disappointed,� she said. �I knew it was going to come down to the last five meters and I wish I had five more meters to get to that finish. It was a great race overall.�
Lochte is looking more and more like a swimmer who took on too much of a workload. He�s already raced six times in three events covering a total of 1,500 meters over the first three days in London. He has three more events to turn things around but definitely has the look of a tired swimmer.
If nothing else, it shows just how unbelievable Phelps was when he won a record eight gold medals in 2008.
�To win six of them is a really hard thing to accomplish,� Grevers said. �Your body�s going to get tired. It�s not just a physical strain, it�s an emotional strain to try to get up and compete every time.�
Phelps didn�t have any medal races on this night, but he did advance comfortably through the prelims and semis of the 200 butterfly, going into today�s final with the fourth-best time.
This will be his second attempt at becoming the first male swimmer to win the same individual event at three consecutive Olympics. He failed in the 400 medley, and Japan�s Kosuke Kitajima came up short of the same feat in the 100 breaststroke.
As for Franklin, someone noticed afterward that she wasn�t wearing her medal.
She pulled it out of her pocket and marveled, �Isn�t it pretty.�
Then, she showed her age again. There�s still one more year to go at Regis Jesuit.
�My junior year was awesome,� Franklin said. �I can�t wait to go back to Regis!�
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Do you think you know alot about naruto and shippuuden
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i love naruto ,but shippuden is better tough in my opinion.
the one dude that was alwas with itachi and he got all pissed cuz guy did not remember him I bring light where there is darkness. Hope shines brightly in my chest. In my heart there lies a bouquet of roseshttp://www.monstersgame.us/?ac=vid&vid=175002609
naruto shippuuden is awesome
but naruto is a great series :)
Yes I think I know a lot about Naruto, but I have not seen any of the Naruto Shippuuden yet, because I ony like things that are in english.
when it comes out you will ove it better than naruto. everyone looks bettr grown up.
I think I know a little about Naruto but not Shippuden. "You can only be young once, but you can be immature forever! "
there nothing i dont know about that anime...dont believe me try me~pain is inevitable...suffering is optional~
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Then What Happen to the Naruto In the last episode?
shippuuden needs to come out in english. already.
I couldn't agree more.
i know i few butim not an expert... "blood isnt enough..."
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you need to get into shippuden it is getting really good right now.
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thats good, but doesnt seem that everyone's parents were ninja except sakura's and lee's i mean sakura's run a flower shop and you dont hear about lee's
Sakura has a family. Her mother doesnt show her face.
2. Lee... well people saying that lee has a family. They saying '' Maito Gai is actually Rock Lee´s father but agewise it is very unlikly (Maito is only 13 years older than Rock Lee so he would be a very young dad). But as for how like they look, Maito could easly be Rock Lee´s uncle!'' that how people see it.. I believe he do have a family.. out there.. but we dont know it yet.
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atleast lee is one of the best characters on the show.
atleast lee is one of the best characters on the show.
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Police on Monday arrested a Greeley man on suspicion that he attacked his significant other with knives twice in the last week.
Jimmy Manzanares, 43, is being held in the Weld County Jail on a $200,000 bond, accused of attacking 38-year-old Ruby Ramirez twice — once in a park and once at her home, according to a Greeley police news release. Manzanares faces attempted murder and assault charges, police say.
Police responded to the first attack on Sept. 3 and believe that Manzanares had attacked Ramirez with a box cutter or utility knife, leaving her with minor injuries. Ramirez was tending children who were playing in a park when she was attacked, according to the release.
Ramirez was attacked a second time on Sept. 7 — that time with a kitchen knife — leaving her seriously injured with multiple stab wounds. Police suspected Manzanares in the attack, but he was no longer on scene.
An off-duty officer spotted Manzanares at a Greeley fast-food restaurant just after noon on Monday, and he was taken into custody without incident, the news release states. He was arrested on suspicion of attempted first-degree murder, first-degree assault, stalking and violation of a protection order, all domestic violence related, according to police.
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Landmark gun bills signed in Colorado
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DENVER — Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed bills placing new restrictions on firearms exactly eight months after dozens of people were shot in a movie theater in suburban Denver....
Yea, having spent considerable time in Colorado, it's sometimes hard to figure out how they think. For instance many liberal environmental types there really freak out when a "natural" lightening strike starts a fire and threatens all the "unnatural" palaces they have constructed in all the "natural" surroundings. Go figure....
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Well let's all lite up a joint and celebrate. I think not.
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Colorado is being taken over by liberal ideology, and that will inevitably bring the state to ruin as surely as California's domination by liberals has doomed it.
They legalize a drug that undeniably impairs judgment, and they ban a rectangular piece of plastic.
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The Stetson University women's basketball team will resume Preseason WNIT action this weekend as the Hatters play two games in two days in Nacagdoches, Tex.
On Friday, Stetson (0-1) will face regional host Stephen F. Austin (0-1) at 8 p.m. If the Hatters win, they will play the winner of the North Carolina A&T - Georgia State contest at 7 p.m. Saturday. A loss on Friday would place Stetson in the 5 p.m. Saturday game against the North Carolina A&T - Georgia State loser.
Fans can listen to both games live on WSBB, 1490 AM DeLand, 1230 AM New Smyrna Beach, online at myam1230.com, or via the free WSBB app for mobile devices. Ryan Rouse will call the action.
The Hatters are coming off a 78-60 loss at 11th-ranked Oklahoma last Friday. The Hatters shot just 27% from the floor and 23% from behind the arc, but converted on 18-of-21 free throw attempts (86%).
"I thought at times we executed really well and we were brilliant, and at other times we looked like we had never practiced," Stetson head coach Lynn Bria said. "That's part of having a younger team. We worked hard this week on execution and shot selection. We are trying to be a better rebounding team, too."
Friday's game also begins a stretch in which the Hatters will play four games in six days. Following this weekend's final two Preseason WNIT games, Stetson will host Indiana State at the Edmunds Center on Monday and visit Bethune-Cookman in Daytona Beach on Wednesday.
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A development group that wants to put in a new hotel at the Shoppes at Muncy Creek complex, at the intersection of routes 405 and 442 in Muncy Creek Township, must return to the drawing board after......
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Aw,"ww", do you think I know not whereof I speak? Of course I've worked in the business - manager, housekeeping, grounds, front desk, laundry, just for starters. Have YOU? You seem to know so much about it. And, an FBN would probably show up, do some nefarious business and get the heck out of town. You can't really be that dense, can you? To not understand what I meant.
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I'm curious, do you work or have you worked at a Hotel? Do you know what they pay per hour? Some of them in this area, pay around $11/hr. That's not by any means a 'blow my mind' wage but it's significantly higher than minimum wage.
As for your point about the FBN's, I think that as a basis alone for reason of denial is ridiculous. First of all, if by that you mean they won't pay their bill, most hotels now, you have to give them a credit card # to even check in. If you mean they'll be up to no good as visitors...pfft..we have more citizens than visitors in the area that meet that criteria.
As for quality of life not being just about jobs, you're right, but at the same time, we have a very big shortage of jobs in the area, we need more, it's that simple. La Quinta, I'm sure we may see you in the Loyalsock/Williamsport area soon.
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Despite what some may post, quality of life is not always dependent on jobs, jobs, jobs! Especially hotel jobs for heavens sake - some of the lowest on the pay scale.
Plus, hotels/motels are notorious for pulling in fbn's (fly-by-nights) with less than stellar motives. Good for these folks for saying NO!
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Hopefully this doesn't force the La Quinta hotel to go too far elsewhere. I don't know if people realize this or not, but La Quinta could actually bring reasonably good paying jobs, it's a 'upper class' hotel chain.
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