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Better known as the Facebook phone, 3's latest addition to its roster – the INQ1 – has a unique agenda to offer seamless social networking to all.
The first handset from INQ has cherry-picked the best bits from smartphones like the iPhone and Blackberry Storm to answer the prayers of a new generation of mobile users more interested in updating their status than phoning home.
Casting an eye over the INQ1's feature set is like a who's who of Web 2.0, with Skype, Facebook, Windows Live IM and access to Last.fm all on offer.
Combine that with HSDPA data speeds – and the fact it's a snip at £80 on pay as you go – and this could be the social networking king perfectly equipped to ride the recession.
Substantial build
Built to withstand a knock or two, the INQ1 is not so much ugly as lacking in panache. Its brushed silver and plastic exterior is standard slider territory, with a basic array of a D-pad, two hot keys and call/end buttons being the only items to sully the front of the handset.
With such minimal controls, 3 would have done well to use less space and afford more room to the screen (it's a 2.2-incher), given the phone's online credentials. A built-in accelerometer allowing you to view web pages in landscape mode does help get round this problem – as does downloading the Opera Mini browser which makes better use of limited areas.
The absence of a full QWERTY keyboard is also a strange omission for such a communication-centric device. That said, the current keypad layout makes use of big, tactile buttons so tapping out missives is no real problem – especially for those fluent in T9.
Easy navigation
3 has built on the success of its Skypephone and lifted the user-friendly carousel menu navigation, providing a single switcher button to scroll through the icons on the home screen.
Importantly you can switch between apps without logging out, so you can go between IM chats or web browsing to making a phone call.
There's also the option to load up widgets – so popular on the iPhone – direct on your home screen, so you can check info like world times or feeds.
Heavenly social
The Skypephone may have brought 3 moderate acclaim, but for mainstream appeal a bigger hitter was needed – and no one hits a home run like Facebook. But rather than simply offering a dedicated Facebook app, 3 has taken the idea a step further and built the handset around the app rather than the other way round.
Logging in for the first time, you're invited to integrate your contacts in one central location with your phone, Skype and IM contacts. Receive a call and you'll see your caller's profile picture, with their various contact details amalgamated under one name.
It's one of the slickest Facebook apps we've seen, letting you see your profile wall and offering access to your photos, contacts and inbox. Even better, once you've logged in you'll automatically have updates pushed to your phone so you'll know immediately if someone emails you.
Mixed messages
Like contacts, messages are also amalgamated so any emails you receive via Facebook will be displayed along with your SMS messages and IM threads. There's also the opportunity to text via Skype, as well as the ability to make free Skype-to-Skype VoIP calls – an increasingly attractive prospect for a public tightening their belts.
As well as being a far more effective way of organising contacts, the INQ1 also has an ace up its sleeve as within the list it also lets you see who is online, so you can contact them by either Facebook, Windows IM or Skype.
Multimedia features
Tight integration with web apps may be the INQ1's raison d'etre, but it also obliges in providing the features expected of any self-respecting mobile phone. A 3.2-megapixel camera is provided so you can upload your party snaps, as they happen, to Facebook. Unfortunately, though, there's no flash so capturing details in darker locations is a problem.
The dedicated music player is basic, and you'll have to store tracks to a removable microSD card due to the lack of onboard memory. There is, however, a link to let you log in to a Last.fm account to add a touch of variety to your tunage. Quality is acceptable although not on a par with more music-oriented handsets. It's not helped by the lack of a 3.5mm jack or adaptor, meaning you'll have to make do with the supplied headset or utilise the Bluetooth A2DP support and invest in a wireless set.
One of the big boons to many of 3's handsets, including the INQ1, is their ability to double as a tethered modem. This means you can hook the phone up to your laptop PC or Mac on the move and make use of its HSDPA data connection to access the internet; just make sure you don't exceed your data allowance if you don't want to pay through the nose. It's also worth bearing in mind there's no support for Wi-Fi – though that's not really a big surprise at this price point .
Sound performance
Accessing the INQ1's various web apps is helped by HSDPA support, although in areas not covered by the faster data speeds loading pages can be susceptible to hanging. Sound quality on calls was good on the whole, and battery life was above average. However, avid Facebookers will find that constant 3G and HSDPA use will inevitably drain the battery much quicker.
For a first foray into the mobile phone market, INQ has excelled in producing a handset that offers such intuitive integration with existing online communities. Affordable, easy to use and a genuinely useful tool, the INQ1 is perfect for those who don't need the sophistication of a smartphone but still demand an element of syncing with their digital lives.
Admittedly the odd corner has been cut and the INQ1 won't win any style awards, but for £80 on pay as you go there is little room for criticism.
Network availability: 3
Looks: 3.5/5
Ease of use: 4/5
Features: 4/5
Call quality: 4.5/5
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One who masturbates incessantly and with a passion. The term originated from the infamous video, shown live on ESPN, of a Texas Tech freshman ringing the team's bell during a game. Unfortunate camera angles made it look as if he was behind the bell jacking off furiously.
Dude, my coworker, Mr. Rasmussen, lives by himself. I bet he's a Texas Tech Bellringer.
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A male who masturbates very fast while in a standing position.
Boss: Has anyone seen Heath? He's been gone for several hours now!
Receptionist: I think he is trying out as the Texas Tech Bellringer
Receptionist: I think he is trying out as the Texas Tech Bellringer
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Thousands of wrestlers across the state began wrestling practice in early November with a dream. Today, a host of area wrestlers will live that dream.
That dream is wrestling at state.
Thirteen area wrestlers will hit the mats at the Jerome Schottenstein Center at the Ohio State University in Columbus. Some will be making return trips, hungry for a higher placing than in years past, while others will be getting their first taste of the state experience.
In Division II, Columbian is sending three wrestlers to Columbus. Seth Williams (152-pounds) is making his third-straight trip and has his sights set high coming off a third place finish a year ago. Joining him will be Derik Kopp at 132, who made it to state two years ago as a sophomore, before narrowly missing out last year. The final Tornado is Mason Correll (138) who won five times during the second day of last weekend's district tournament at Bowling Green to earn his first trip.
Out of the 112 schools sending wrestlers to the Division III tournament, only one (Amanda-Clearcreek) can top Upper Sandusky's total of six wrestlers competing. The Ram contingent is highlighted by a pair of district champions in Alex Kenner (152) and Tylor Pritchard (182).
Also representing the Rams will be Thurston Dyer (106), Carson Mengerink (113), Cory Frey (160) and Dylan Robertson (195). All six Rams will be making their first trip to state.
Also in Division III, both Fostoria's Tony Reynolds and Mohawk's Grant Price will be in the 170-pound weight class. Reynolds is making his second-straight trip, while Price will be in Columbus for the third year in a row.
Making the first trips to state will be Carey's Brayden Leist (132) and Buckeye Central's Shawn Kissell (285).
For Columbian coach Chad Long, he says its a big difference having a group of three competing as opposed to last season when Williams was the lone Tornado making the trip.
"Now Seth has other people instead of just himself, so he doesn't feel alone," Long said. "He's got two other teammates. It's good for the mindset for all those guys when they start to get nervous, they have each other there. For Seth now having two others, he's got people he can warm up with and drill with. All three of those guys wrestle each other a lot since they're all close in weight."
Long says he feels Williams has the potential to get to, and win, the finals, but has a tough road ahead of him. Long points to a tough potential quarterfinal match with Kordell Ford of Hillsboro as the biggest roadblock between Williams and the finals.
Long called Kopp's first round match with Andy Dobben of Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy a "dogfight," but thinks Kopp will have the edge.
"I truly feel Kopp will have the experience edge, the upper hand with the atmosphere," Long said. "He's a senior; he knows this is his last shot. I believe he'll wrestle well."
Long said he's not sure what to expect out of Correll, making his first appearance at state.
"He's one of those dark horses. You never know what your going to get out of Mason," Long said. "His style will fluster a lot of people. You can never count him out. This is his first time going down. Kids that are there the first time, you don't have much expectations for the because you don't know how they'll handle the situation."
Upper Sandusky will have strength in numbers in the Division III tournament, with six entries. However, coach Chris Rodriguez says he hasn't put any thought into how high the team can place, but rather making sure each of his wrestlers finishes as high as they can.
"We haven't given that any thought what so ever. The guys are down there and they're just concerned about what they can do for themselves. Everything else will take care of themselves."
With all six being first-timers, Rodriguez says he realizes it will be a new experience for his guys.
"Everything they see down at the Schottenstein, everything is going to be new to them," he said. "We told them to just treat it like any other tournament and we'll see how it goes. They just got to wrestle hard and do the best they possibly can".
Fostoria's Reynolds left Columbus a year ago with a sixth place finish. Coach Nick Davis said the obvious goal is to climb higher on the podium
"Definitely to place higher, improve upon sixth is one of his goals," Davis said. "Obviously the ultimate goal is a state championship. But you got to use the old clich, 'take it one match at a time.'
The road doesn't have a smooth start as Reynolds drew Waynedale's Brenden Stanley in the opening round. Stanley's first loss of the season came at last week's districts, but Davis said a possible injury could necessitate a chance.
"I've looked at it, I'e analyzed it, looked at about every scenario I can," he said. "There's been rumors (Stanley) may not wrestle because of a injury at districts. If he does wrestle, he likely won't be 100 percent. He was state runner-up at 152 last year. But once you get down there, anything can happen. I think Tony can go toe-to-toe with anyone in his bracket."
Davis also said Reynolds will benefit from having the experience of being down there last year.
"I think having the experience from wrestling there last year will be pretty big for him," he said. "Last year, walking out of the tunnel for the first time is a nerve wracking time, but he's gotten that out of the way. I think his nerves will calm as soon as the whistle's blown."
Mohawk coach Bud Cook had similar feelings with Price making his third trip to state.
"By being a guy that's been down there before, that definitely gives you an advantage over someone who's never been there," Cook said. "You walk out of that tunnel and sometimes good kids just can't concentrate, or its too overwhelming for them to take in at one time. With him being down there a couple times now, that gives him an advantage."
Price took runner-up at last week's district tournament, losing a close final match. Cook says that loss could prove to be beneficial to Price as he looks to place for the first time.
"It was a good match, it makes him a little more aware of things, puts a little more fire in his belly," Cook said.
Buckeye Central's Kissell also comes in a district runner-up. His coach, Chris Smith said Kissell is wrestling his best at the right time.
"He's close to the level," Smith said when asked if Kissell is where he needs to be to place in Columbus. "I think he can be a little quicker on his feet, but as far as peaking at the right time, this is the best he's wrestled. ... I run the season to peak at the end of the season and that's what he's doing."
Kissell is taller than most heavyweights he faces off with, and according to Smith, has gotten used to a style of locking up with smaller, more compact heavyweights.
"I think he's gotten used to that style, but sometime struggles when he's against someone who's not going to stand there and lock up, but rather do a lot of shooting and moving around. We need to work on being lighter on our feet, being quicker, having better reflexes."
For Carey's Brayden Leist, the past few years have been a story of so close, yet so far away. Leist took sixth place at districts as a sophomore, and fifth last year, missing out on a trip to Columbus by one point.
This year, Leist took the mat with a determination to take that final step, and in the process, give his coach a new hair cut.
"It's been our goal all season," Carey coach Ryan Pratt said. "Last year he finished fifth; he lost 4-3 in the go-to-state match. He just had this drive this year. He told me at the beginning of the season, he'll be at Columbus. I told him if he made it, I'll buzz my head. And I have a buzz cut right now."
Pratt said there's no worry about Leist losing that drive, now that he's made it to state.
"He still got that drive," he said. "He's there now. Now we got some bigger expectations. We kind of shifted goals. We're going to try to get him on the podium. That's our goal right now, one win at a time. It takes two wins to place. We're going to get that first win and go from there."
Action starts at 3 p.m. today with the Division III first round matches, with Division II following. Winners move on to Friday's quarterfinals while losers will comeback tonight for the first round of consolation matches.


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A warning from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that this could be a bad flu season in the United States and reports of an increase in cases in western Pennsylvania are reasons for area residents to get their influenza vaccinations quickly.
Federal health officials reported on Monday that five southern states have seen a jump in suspected flu cases, and the main influenza strain this year often makes people sicker than others. The strain also is particularly hard on the elderly.
While the worst outbreaks have been in the South, the Pennsylvania Department of Health has raised its flu outlook from sporadic to regional after seeing a jump of reports in the western half of the state.
There now have been flu cases reported in 53 of 67 counties in the state.
Sixteen people in the state were hospitalized last week because of the flu, the state Health Department website reports.
The state Health Department also reported that Clearfield, Allegheny and Cumberland counties saw above-normal emergency department visits last week because of the flu.
The good news is that this year's flu vaccine seems to target the strains seen so far, the CDC said. About a third of Americans already have been vaccinated.
It's not too late to get a flu shot, which can be obtained at doctors' offices and numerous pharmacies. It takes about two weeks after getting the injection for the flu antibodies to build up to be effective.
And while it's possible for someone to get the flu even with the vaccination, the shot tends to ease the severity of the symptoms.
This is National Influenza Vaccination Week, and we encourage area residents, particularly those in high risk categories - such as those over age 65 or younger than 5, pregnant women and anyone with chronic medical conditions - to get their flu shot. Federal officials encourage flu shots for anyone over 6 months of age.
Both statewide and nationally, the flu seems to be arriving earlier than normal. While no one knows whether this influenza season will be worse than normal, it's a good idea to get a flu shot just in case.
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Video: Gov. Snyder delivers State of the State Address
Gov. Rick Snyder is scheduled to discuss Michigan's past, present and future during the annual State of the State Address tonight at 7 p.m.
Snyder will deliver his remarks to a joint session of the Michigan Legislature in the House chamber of the state Capitol in Lansing, according to the Associated Press.
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Note: Tiffin resident Gabi Felter took part in an expedition to Africa this year, and recounts her experiences in a series of columns.
The country of Namibia in southwestern Africa has a rich and diverse history. Until the late 1880s, Namibia and its capital, Windohek, were occupied primarily by two black tribes, the Herero and the Nama, who continually fought against each other for dominancy.
The whites who lived there mostly were missionaries.
In the height of European colonization, Namibia became a protectorate of Germany. At first, Germany was reluctant to involve itself with a country outside of Europe. Britain, however, had set the tone with mass colonization of southern Africa and the only way to stop a monopoly of British rule was for Germany to colonize this last parcel of land called Namibia.
At first, German interests were minimal. Renewed fighting, however, between the Nama and the Herero forced Germany to intervene in order to restore peace. A "peacekeeping" troop called the Schutzwaffe was sent to set things right.
Schutzttruppe started as peacekeepers but evolved into a forceful and sinister organization that put unrest and opposition down by any means possible. As Germans began flocking into Namibia, the local people became resentful for having things such as water rights and communal lands taken over by the Germans.
In 1904, the Nama and Herero tribes banded together in rebellion against German rule. The result was up to 75 percent of the Herero population and a large number of Nama were destroyed by the Schutzttuppe.
The signing of the Treaty of Versailles after World War I had Germany relinquishing its hold on Namibia. The British were in charge then, and for the next 71 years, Namibia was under South African rule, which included the practice of apartheid.
Katatura, "the place where we don't want to live," was established as a black township outside of Windhoek in 1958. By 1968, all blacks still in other locations were moved to Katatura.
Namibia gained its independence in 1990 from British rule. There are more than 120,000 blacks living in Katatura today. All tribes from Namibia are represented in Katatura, and numbers scrawled on the side of their 4- by 8-foot sheet metal and cardboard shanties represent their individual tribes.
The first time I laid eyes on Katatura from my seat on the Land Rover on the way to Ongos farm, I was shocked. Before me, as far as the eye could see, these dirt roads were surrounded by shanties. They appeared to have no running water or electricity.
How could people live this way?
By the end of my time in Namibia, I had a whole different outlook on Katatura.
Katatura is the nerve center of Namibia. It has its own police and fire departments and security system. It houses a variety of stores and shops. Lots of barbershops, car washes, cell phone stores and bars.
The people there are nice, friendly and care about each other.
Above all, Katatura is clean; I saw no flying debris in the dusty streets. Many shanties had beautiful, lush and well-tended vegetable and flower gardens. There was a delicious aroma of meat being barbecued on open grills, and whites flock to Katatura for tasty food, good music and fun.
Because Ongos farm is directly beside Katatura, Biosphere Expeditions is deeply involved in collecting information from people who live there.
The domestic dog and cat populations have a negative impact on the wild animals.
Many wild cats native to this area are small. There has been mating between the wild and domestic cats. The domestic cat brings in diseases such as feline leukemia, which is transmitted to the wild cats.
Dogs bring in rabies.
Through the past two decades, the kudu (largest antelope in Namibia) was infected with rabies. Epidemics killed thousands of kudu. The kudu is the only animal that can pass along rabies from one kudu to another.
One of our assignments was to interview people with dogs and how they are cared for.
Dogs don't live long in Katatura. From all the people we had interviewed, only one dog was older than 5 weeks. We asked whether their dog was immunized, what the dog's diet was, what they would do if the dog got sick, and other questions involving care. The answers were not pretty.
One shanty we went to had a cow's head lying outside covered in flies. The owners were proud of the fact they scraped matter from the cow's head to feed the dog. (We got a demonstration of this.)
This family also was proud of the doghouse they had constructed out of a cardboard box, complete with a roof and a door that opened and shut. Meanwhile, the dog was using it as a chew toy.
I know we are in love with our pets in the United States, but I pass no judgment on the Kataturan animal techniques.
Since my time in Namibia, I am fascinated with Katatura. Although they call it "the place where we don't want to stay," it appears no one is moving out.


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Sostaric, Hoyda lift Columbian to first win
On the strength of Aaron Sostaric's arm and Nate Hoyda's bat, Columbian picked up its first win of the season, a 2-0 decision over Perkins.
Sostaric shut down the Pirates, throwing a complete-game one-hit shutout, striking out five in the process. Sostaric also singled at the plate and Russ Yeast added a double, but Hoyda did the damage, picking up a base hit and driving in both runs.
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Columbian's Aaron?Sostaric pitches during Wednesday's game with?Sandusky?Perkins in?Tiffin.
Columbian's Russ Yeast connects with a pitch during Wednesday's game against Perkins in Tiffin.
Pitching ruled the afternoon until the fourth inning. Jeffrey Crawford drew a leadoff walk for TC. He stole second and third, then came home on Hoyda's single for the game's first run.
TC (1-1) tacked on an insurance run in the sixth when Yeast scored on a Hoyda sac fly. Insurance turned out to be unnecessary for Sostaric. After giving up a leadoff walk, he retired the next three to close out the game.
Kirian handcuffs Bucks
NEW WASHINGTON - Michael Kirian fanned 10 as part of one-hitter and Austin Mathias shined at the plate Wednesday as New Riegel thumped Buckeye Central, 10-0.
Kirian allowed just two baserunners, with Tanner Zaebst singling and Jordan Herrnstein drawing a walk.
The Blue Jackets had no trouble reaching base.
Mathias went 4 for 4 with a double, three runs and four RBIs, and Kirian went 2 for 3 with two runs and an RBI.
Aaron Acree added a 3-for-4 day with run and RBI, Aaron Reinhart scored, doubled and singled, and John Zoeller had a single, run and RBI.
Seth Parsons took the loss for the Bucks.
Arcadia, errors trip OF
ARCADIA - Garrett Enders allowed just three hits and Old Fort committed seven errors Wednesday in a 7-0 loss to Arcadia.
Enders struck out eight and walked only one for the Redskins. He also singled.
Sawyer Kieffer added two singles and three runs, Dylan Conine doubled and scored and Tristan Love scored twice.
Brad Heilman (0-1) suffered the loss for the Stockaders (1-2). He fanned nine, but walked six.
Brandon Tittle, Jake Wilson and Marc Harris each singled.
Calvert consistent in win over St. Paul
Consistent hitting rallied Calvert back from a 2-0 deficit to defeat Norwalk St. Paul, 7-2.
St. Paul drew first blood with two runs in the top of the first inning.
The Senecas answered in the second with a run to close the advantage to 2-1.
From there the Senecas never let up, plating four more runs over three innings.
Matt Iannantuono led the Calvert charge with two hits, two runs and one RBI. Jacob Vera, Austin Perry, and Drew Ritzler each added a run with an RBI. Marcus King added a run with two RBIs while Peyton Deats brought one run in.
"We had timely hitting; we hit the ball extremely well tonight, but some of them just didn't fall. And we had great pitching by Drew Ritzler," coach Dustin Ritchie said.
Ritzler picked up the win, scattering three hits and one run over four innings with four strikeouts.
Strahm, Zechman fuel Carey
MOUNT BLANCHARD - Satchel Strahm turned in a solid effort on the mound and No. 9 hitter Brandon Zechman scored twice and doubled Wednesday as Carey doubled up Riverdale, 6-3.
The Blue Devils (2-1) never trailed, scoring three runs over the first two innings and adding two more in the fifth.
Zechman then led off the top of the sixth with his double and scored on Matt Holsinger's double.
The Falcons (0-2) rallied for three unearned runs in the bottom of the sixth, but could get no closer off Strahm (1-1). Strahm went the distance, scattering six hits and walking none. He also singled and scored.
Losing pitcher Paul Frey (0-1) figured in all of Riverdale's runs, doubling in a pair and scoring.
Tyson Miller singled and scored.
Cramer, SE ground Rockets
ATTICA - Ben Cramer's pitching helped keep Ridgedale in check and two teammates each scored twice Wednesday as Seneca East cruised to an 8-0 win.
Cramer (1-0) scattered six hits and a walk while striking out five in a complete-game effort. He also singled and scored.
Alex Scheiber helped with two runs and a single, and Ethan Caudill scored twice for the Tigers (3-0).
Nate Snavely added a single, run and RBI and Jack Daniel singled and knocked in a run.
Quintin Bailes and Andy Meddings each singled twice for the Rockets (1-1). Alex Eldred doubled.
Losing pitcher Monroe Britton (0-1) also singled.
P-G pounds Mohawks
FOSTORIA - Pandora-Gilboa pounded out five runs in the top of the second inning to take the lead and rolled from there Wednesday in a 21-2 win over St. Wendelin.
The Rockets scored once in the top of the first inning, but St. Wendelin's Cyle Smith drove in Brad Buhrow and Luke Volkmer to put the Mohawks (0-2) up 2-1.
It was all Pandora-Gilboa from there.
After the five-run second inning, the Rockets plated one in the third before erupting for nine in the fourth and five in the fifth.
Winning pitcher Jacob Basinger scored three runs and singled three times for Pandora-Gilboa. Reed Hovest added two runs, a triple and single and Alex Osborn had two runs, two singles and a double.
Brian Schneck and Zach George both added two runs and two singles, Dustin Rieman scored three times and singled, and T.J. Koepplinger scored twice and singled.
Dalton Murray (0-1) took the loss for the Mohawks.
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CLP auditions for 'Spamalot'
EBENSBURG - Cresson Lake Playhouse will hold auditions for the Broadway hit "Monty Python's Spamalot" at 6 p.m. Sept. 3 and 4 at the Ebensburg Rehearsal Hall, 526 W. Ogle St.
The original 2005 Broadway production of "Spamalot," directed by Mike Nichols, won three Tony Awards, including Best Musical, and received 14 Tony nominations.
According to a press release, roles are available for "an ensemble of funny, sexy people," including men (ages 18 to 70) and women (ages 18 to 50). All roles will require singing and dancing.
Audition requirements:
n Please bring a current headshot and resume.
n Prepare approximately 32 bars of a song - memorized. Bring sheet music in your own key (music will not be transposed). An accompanist is provided. Be prepared to sing a second song if requested. Callbacks, if needed, will be at the director's discretion.
n A prepared monologue is not required.
n Bring your calendar and be prepared to list all conflicts. Conflicts not listed at time of audition may not be honored.
CLP will present "Monty Python's Spamalot" Oct. 17 through Oct. 26.
For more information, call 472-4333.
Collins plays State Theatre
STATE COLLEGE - Singer/songwriter Judy Collins will return to The State Theatre for a concert at 8 p.m. Sept. 19.
Collins is known for her broad range of material: her songs include everything from traditional Christian hymns to the Stephen Sondheim Broadway ballad "Send in the Clowns" and a recording of Joan Baez's "A Song for David," as well as her own compositions.
Collins also performed at The State Theatre in 2009.
Tickets for the show are $41 (plus $3 ticketing fee) and can be purchased online at thestatetheatre .org, in person at the theater box office or by calling 272-0606.
SAMA site opens exhibit
The Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art at Altoona will open its latest exhibition, "Friends, Rogues and Colleagues: Selections from the Permanent Collection," today. On display through Jan. 4, the exhibit will feature more than 35 works culled from the museum's permanent collection.
SAMA?Altoona Site Coordinator Barbara Hollander reflected on her time at SAMA to organize an eclectic exhibition of more than 30 local and regional artists she has come to know and befriend.
Among the featured artists are Jory Albright, Michael Allison, Lynn Baney, Allen Capriotti, Ron Donoughe, Yong Sook Kim-Lambert, Chuck Olson, John Rita, Bernard Schilling, Scott Steberger, Michael M. Strueber, Judith Counsel Vipond and Kamal Youssef.
To help celebrate the exhibition, the museum will host a special Blue Monday event from 6 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 16. Music will be provided by Bodacious B. Cost is $20 per person. Call the museum at 946-4464 for reservations.
Blues artist to perform
BEDFORD - Locality Gallery + Workshop will present "An Evening of Blues," with blues musician Dan Stevens, from 8 to 10 p.m. Saturday at the gallery at 142 E. Pitt St.
Stevens plays a unique style of "bottleneck" slide guitar. A participant in the Music Under New York Program, he plays on a regular basis in the New York City Subway System in locations such as Times Square and Grand Central Terminal.
Admission is $10.


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Bring on the 14-24 2.8L please...I envy my friends Nikon 800/14-25 setup, amazing lens body combo. It's about time Canon at least puts up some what of a fight at this focal point.
Can anyone account for the validity to this idea?-Tabor
Quote from: Tabor Warren Photography on October 05, 2013, 02:55:42 PMCan anyone account for the validity to this idea?-TaborThe point I'd make is that Canon is pretty good about covering lengths well so it seems unlikely that a replacement for the 16-35 would have a greatly different zoom range.Jim
I just reviewed this potential lens thread after heading to Best Buy a couple of days ago inquiring about the 16-35L. They said that though they could order it for me at their price, $1,499 prior to fixing a misquote in their system, however, the guy also said that the 16-35 had been deleted from their inventory. Being a fellow Canon photographer himself, he mentioned that they will often do this when they have intentions of a replacement product in the coming months. Can anyone account for the validity to this idea?
Quote from: Jim Saunders on October 05, 2013, 04:10:18 PMQuote from: Tabor Warren Photography on October 05, 2013, 02:55:42 PMCan anyone account for the validity to this idea?-TaborThe point I'd make is that Canon is pretty good about covering lengths well so it seems unlikely that a replacement for the 16-35 would have a greatly different zoom range.JimI don't think anyone waiting for a new version of this lens is hoping for a different zoom range.. The thing this lens needs is a big improvement in sharpness! I would never use the current 16-35L II for landscapes, not even if someone gave the lens to me for free.I've been waiting for a new EF lens to rival the legendary Nikkor 14-24. Many people are hoping for a 14-24L, but I'm more interested in a razor sharp 16-35L III. It is very sad that Canon still don't have a truly sharp UWA-zoom lens.
^ Posting web sized pictures to justify your point of view is pretty silly, unless they are 100% crops. The poor corner sharpness of the 16-35L II (and 17-40L) has been proven over and over again.They are mediocre when compared to other L zoom-lenses like the 70-200 2.8 IS II and 24-70L II, and they pale in comparison to the Nikon 14-24.Time for an update! But the same thing can be said about a boat load of other lenses from Canon.
Oh boy....one born every minute....stopped down, it's more than sharp enough.
The bulbous front element makes filter use difficult (like the TS-e 17L) and costly. The resolution wide open on the 14-24 is extraordinary...but stopped down (for DOF) there is little real world difference between it and the 16-35IIL.
The TS-E 17 is about as bulbous as it comes, it doesn't even pretend to have a flared rim like the 14-24, however it is not flare prone, it handles light sources very well and maintains excellent contrast. There is also a cost effective filter solution for it.


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And he wants it now.
�We�ve got to starting playing better guard-defense. We�ve got to stop people from beating us off the dribble,� Valdez said as the Bobcats prepare to host Ridgway today in a San Juan Basin League game.
�And we�ve got to get our transition game going,� he said of the Bobcats (7-2, 1-0 SJBL).
Valdez said the Bobcats have played a series of bigger schools at tournaments in New Mexico. Facing the bigger, deeper teams, Valdez said, made the Bobcats play a bit tentative.
�We need to be more aggressive. We�ve had a little trouble rebounding. We haven�t had the dominant rebounding that we should have,� said Valdez, in his 13th season as the IHS head coach.
Rebounding, he said, will help the Bobcats push the pace offensively.
�This is the time we�ve got to get more aggressive,� he said as the Bobcats head into the heart of the conference schedule.
�We�re still getting over some injures. But we�re more healthy than we�ve been.
�Now, we�ve got to go out and play like we�re healthy,� Valdez said.
Ridgway (2-4, 0-1 SJBL) lost last week to Norwood.
IHS was ranked No. 5 in Class 2A this week by The Denver Post.
The IHS girls also will be seeking their second consecutive SJBL victory when they take on the Ridgway girls at 5 p.m. today.
The boys game will follow at 6:30 p.m.
The Ignacio girls (4-5, 1-0 SJBL) beat Dolores their last time out, while the Ridgway girls (2-5, 0-2 SJBL) were scheduled to play Mancos on Friday night before traveling to Ignacio today.
Ignacio, Dove Creek, Telluride and Norwood all are unbeaten in league play on the girls side of the Class 1A/2A SJBL. Norwood (9-0) is ranked No. 2 in Class 1A by the Post.
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Video Provides Clues to Bomber
Federal investigators said Wednesday they are working to identify a person in a video who appeared to leave a bag in the spot where one of two bombs later exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon.
Authorities also are trying to identify at least one other person seen in videos of the crowd, according to people familiar with the matter.
The new information emerged on a day of roller-coaster emotions in the city where three were killed and more than 175 injured Monday. Several news organizations reported that a suspect was in custody and would be transported to the federal courthouse in Boston, prompting crowds to gather there, but authorities later said no arrest had been made.
The quest to tease useful information from a mountain of evidence, including what one lawmaker called the equivalent of hundreds of hours of video, bore its first fruit with the images of the suspicious person near the marathon's finish line.
Investigators pored over surveillance video from retail stores and restaurants near the bombing site as well as video and photographs from citizens, news organizations and other sources, officials said.
The officials stopped short of calling the person with the bag a formal suspect in the attack, after past cases where initial investigative targets turned out to be innocent.
The two explosives were placed in black bags or backpacks, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has said, and officials said the bag seen in the video seemed to be made from material similar to the shreds of black nylon found at the bombing site.
Investigators have determined the bombs were assembled from household pressure cookers, a crude but effective explosive that has been thwarted in several prior U.S. terror plots.
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Site of the Blasts
Authorities found a pressure-cooker lid, believed to have been part of a bomb, that was catapulted onto the roof of a nearby building, a person briefed on the investigation said Wednesday. They also found a small piece of a circuit board they suspect was part of one of the explosive devices, the person said.
Government officials cautioned that the person they are seeking to identify from the video could be unconnected to the attack.
In the 2010 failed bombing in Times Square, investigators urged the public to help identify a person wearing a red shirt who was seen in a video leaving the scene. That person, it later turned out, had nothing to do with the incident.
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- Obama Now Takes the Lead After Attacks on Americans
- As Its Own Marathon Approaches, Oklahoma City Proceeds Warily
- Citizen Surveillance Helps Officials Put Pieces Together
- Authorities Hone Fight Against Terrorism
- Faces of Tragedy
The developments came amid a backdrop of bomb scares and other incidents across the nation. Suspicious parcels, reported bomb threats and seemingly odd pieces of mail prompted evacuations and emergency alerts from Washington to Arizona to Michigan.
The Boston federal courthouse was briefly evacuated because of a false alarm. In Washington, a letter sent to President Barack Obama initially tested positive for the poison ricin.
Kenneth Feinberg, who administered the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund and the BP oil spill fund, on Wednesday was asked by Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick and Boston Mayor Thomas Menino to distribute funds that would assist victims of the bombings, called the One Fund Boston. Mr. Feinberg, in an interview, said the fund, which has about $7 million dollars that was unsolicited, would distribute money quickly. The types of claims would depend on the overall amount of the fund, he said, with priority given to families of the dead. Mr. Feinberg will begin his duties on Friday.
The mourning for the victims of Monday's attack reached northeastern China, home of the third person killed in the blasts, Lu Lingzi. The Boston University graduate student was in the crowd near the finish line with another Chinese student who was injured, China's official news agency said.
Also killed in Monday's attacks were 8-year-old Martin Richard of Boston's Dorchester section, whose mother and sister were seriously injured; and 29-year-old Krystle Campbell, a restaurant manager from Medford, Mass.
Some said the rapid detection of a potential perpetrator or perpetrators of the attack shows the value of the growing number of surveillance cameras around the nation—a trend that has been decried by some civil-liberties groups.
The bombing prompted a reassessment of whether security measures at coming races are adequate. Organizers of an April 28 marathon in Oklahoma City said they would recheck what already represents a high level of security for such an event.
The bombs appeared to have been built by packing the pressure cookers with a black powder explosive as well as nails and pellets to maximize casualties, a lawmaker briefed by investigators said. The pressure cooker concentrates the blast, magnifying the effect of relatively weak explosives.
The devices are similar to those U.S. counterterrorism officials have warned about for years. Authorities said such bomb-making has been taught at terrorist camps in Afghanistan. In addition, instructions for making pressure-cooker bombs are available on the Internet.
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Who's your favorite character in the movie Karas: Prophacy and Karas: Revolation
this was recommended to me a while ago, i still need to watch this. I will devour their hearts and crap out their souls. They will all taste oblivion....which tastes just like red bull...which is disgusting. -O'malley (RvB)
it us a good movie its kind of like bleach but with demons and ravens "Lord please forgive us for the truspasses that we are about to commit!!" - Dead Leaves, #777
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Why doesn't anyone know this it played on SyFy once "Lord please forgive us for the truspasses that we are about to commit!!" - Dead Leaves, #777 Zombaukto Clan is cool Join
I tried to watch it but I think it relied to much on its cgi, the awe factor, I couldn't follow the story so I quit watching.
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Celebrity Central / Top 25 Celebs
Matt Damon
- 1988
Young Ambition
Damon graduates from Cambridge Rindge & Latin High, where he was active in theatre and friends with Ben Affleck. The pair held "business lunches" in the cafeteria to plot their careers. Damon attends Harvard, majoring in English literature. Just 12 credits shy of getting his degree, he drops out to pursue acting. First gig: a one-liner in 1988's Mystic Pizza with Julia Roberts.
- 1991
Star Searching
Damon moves to L.A., where he rooms with Affleck and Affleck's brother Casey, and auditions for films such as Primal Fear (the part went to Edward Norton) and To Die For (Joaquin Phoenix won out). When he wasn't auditioning, Damon "sat around, ate Cheerios, played video games and scribbled in his notebook," Casey later tells PEOPLE. The scribbling eventually becomes Good Will Hunting, which they sell in 1994 to Miramax for $600,000.
- 1992
Up and Comers
School Ties, a film about a '50s prep school for boys and anti-Semitism, stars a group of hot young actors, including Brendan Fraser, Chris O'Donnell, Affleck and Damon.
- 1996
Going the Distance
Courage Under Fire starring Meg Ryan and Denzel Washington is released and features Damon in his breakthrough performance as a Gulf War veteran addicted to heroin. Damon drops 40 pounds in 100 days, eating only chicken, egg whites, steamed broccoli and plain baked potatoes, then running 12 miles a day. "By the end of it, if I stood up, I didn't have any energy," he tells PEOPLE.
- 1997
When It Rains, It Pours
In his first starring role, Damon appears as a crusading lawyer in a film adaptation of John Grisham's The Rainmaker, directed by Francis Ford Coppola and also starring Claire Danes, Danny DeVito, Danny Glover and Virginia Madsen. Damon plays a lawyer, fighting for a cancer patient who falls victim to a crooked insurance company and is unable to afford medical treatment.
A-List Status
With Damon and Affleck in lead and supporting roles respectively, Good Will Hunting is released in time for awards season and grabs nine Oscar nominations, including two for Damon (Best Actor and Best Original Screenplay with Affleck). Damon is suddenly Hollywood's "it" boy, winning a Golden Globe for best screenplay with Affleck for Good Will Hunting.
Love Connections
Affleck's girlfriend Gwyneth Paltrow introduces Damon to Winona Ryder at a New Year's Eve party, and they date until April 2000. But girlfriend of seven months, Good Will Hunting costar Minnie Driver, claims to have found out of her breakup from Damon's January 12 appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show, where he said, "I care about her a lot. We kind of decided it wasn't meant to be." Driver calls the breakup "fantastically inappropriate."
- 1998
Award-Winning Beauty
Damon loses to Jack Nicholson in the Best Actor category, but he and Affleck win the best screenplay Oscar. Instead of taking girlfriends Paltrow and Ryder, Affleck and Damon take their mothers. Two months later, he makes PEOPLE's Most Beautiful list, and receives honorable mention in the magazine's annual Sexiest Man Alive issue in 2002, 2004, 2005 and 2006.
Playing Ryan
Steven Spielberg's World War II adventure Saving Private Ryan is released with Damon in the title role. The film nabs five Academy Awards including Best Director, eventually earning more than $216 million. In 1999, Damon and Affleck, through their Pearl Street production company, executive-produce The Third Wheel, which stars Luke Wilson and Denise Richards. But the film is shelved and released straight to DVD.
- 1999
Talented Mr. Damon
The Talented Mr. Ripley opens with Damon starring opposite Paltrow and Jude Law, as Tom Ripley, a charming young American in Italy who falls in love with his friend, then decides to kill him in order to take his place. It's an eerie turn for Damon, and a hugely successful film.
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- Name
- Matt Damon
- Date of Birth
- October 08, 1970
- Birth Place
- Cambridge, Mass.
- Relationships
Luciana Barroso, wife (March 2003 to present)
Odessa Whitmire, ex-girlfriend (2001 to Oct. 2003)
Winona Ryder, ex-girlfriend (Dec. 1997 to April 2000)
Minnie Driver, ex-girlfriend (June 1997 to Jan. 1998)
- Children
Alexia, stepdaughter (circa 1998)
Isabella, daughter (6/11/2006)
Gia Zavala, daughter (8/20/08)
Stella Zavala, daughter (10/20/10)


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The Addams FamilyThis magnificently macabre new musical comedy, based on the characters by legendary cartoonist Charles Addams, is created by Jersey Boys authors Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice, Drama Desk-winning composer/lyricist Andrew Lippa (The Wild Party), choreographer Sergio Trujillo (Jersey Boys) and Olivier Award-winning director/designers Phelim McDermott & Julian Crouch (Shockheaded Peter) with creative consultation by four-time Tony winner Jerry Zaks.08/07/2012 - 08/12/2012Benedum Center, 237 7th St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
After Chekhov: Brian Friel's The Yalta Game & AfterplayThe Yalta Game : From a theme in Chekhov's famous short story "The Lady With the Lapdog," two strangers meet on holiday and almost manage to convince one another that disappointments are "merely the postponement of the complete happiness to come…"Afterplay: 1920's Moscow, a small run-down café. Uncle Vanya's niece Sonya Serebriakova, now in her forties, is the only customer…until the arrival of the Three Sisters' put-upon brother, Andrey Prozorov.08/10/2012 - 08/26/2012Stephen Foster Memorial Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
2012 Artists of the YearKnown for images that address social and beauty/body issues and Artist of the Year, photographer Charlee Brodsky, presents all new work that explores a new subject: her West Highland White Terrier, Max. Emerging Artist Vanessa German is a scultor, poet, actress and singer who is inspired by African American/Black Folk Art. She will exhibit installations, sculpture and spoken-word performances.08/10/2012 - 10/28/20126300 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Bluegrass at Garrett Lakes FestivalThe Garrett Lakes Arts Festival presents Johnny Staats and the Delivery Boys.08/11/2012Time: 7:30pmLocation: Garrett College Auditorium, McHenry, MDwebsite
East Winds Symphonic BandBased in the eastern suburbs of Pittsburgh, the East Winds Symphonic Band performs a variety of music arranged for concert band, including symphonies, marches and popular melodies. The band is composed of approximately 70 amateurs who share a common interest in performing this music. Free admission.08/12/2012Time: 10:30 amMellon Park, Fifth & Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Amanda Plazek, organAmanda Plazek of St. Mary of the Mount Church, Pittsburgh, PA. Freewill offerings accepted.08/12/2012Time: 4:00 pmSt. Paul Cathedral, 108 N. Dithridge St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Bellini's NormaBellini's Norma, including the infamously difficult soprano aria "Casta Diva," is considered the apex of the bel canto operatic style. The titular high priestess is filled with treasonous desire for a Roman soldier, forcing her to choose between duty and love. Shown in HD from the outdoor arena stage at the Teatro Antico Taormina, Italy.08/12/2012 - 08/21/201208/12 - 2:00 pm08/21 - 7:00 pmLocation: Oaks Theater, 310 Allegheny River Blvd. Oakmont, PAwebsite
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Under first year head coach Mark Wilson and assistant coach James Dietz II, the Stetson men's and women's rowing teams are busy preparing for this weekend's Florida Intercollegiate Rowing Association state championships at the Nathan Benderson Rowing Course in Sarasota, Fla.
The regatta features the top collegiate rowing programs from the state of Florida. Heats will take place on Friday with the finals to be contested on Saturday.
"The team is really getting pumped up about the trip and the chance to show some speed this weekend," Wilson said. "The teams have had three weekends of racing at home and are anxious to get on the road and compete against other Florida teams."
"The men's pair of David Nutting and Mike Sigist is really humming along," Dietz said. "These two guys have put in a lot of miles and the time together really shows at practice. They are very excited to race against other men's pairs this weekend."
"The women's Novice 8 is also gaining confidence and solidifying as a unit," Wilson said. "All the women in this boat but one started rowing in January so they are really novice, but they have a great attitude and are really excited about showing what they have learned. They are not the biggest crew or the strongest but they have heart. They have been a pleasure to coach this spring and we just want them to have a solid race and feel good about racing together."
The varsity women are poised for two Varsity 4's and a Light Varsity 4 race on Saturday.
"The fours have been Stetson's main boats in the past and we are continuing that tradition this year," Wilson said. "I hope to race 8's and other boats, too, but right now we are excited about the athletes getting out there and giving it their best."
"The novice men are a good group with a mix of experience and true novice college rowers," Dietz said. "These men have a lot of promise but are just beginning to know what they can do. They are small in stature but have the desire to do well and improve daily. We have quite a mix of atheltes in the boat but when they hit the legs togehter there is power there."
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Between Jan. 21 and Feb. 1, GoHatters.com is counting down the Top 10 Games in Patricia Wilson Field history...
Countdown #7
April 24, 2010, Home game #325
Stetson 7, Kennesaw State 3 (8 innings)
In a key late-season Atlantic Sun Conference doubleheader, Stetson and Kennesaw State entered the day in a virtual tie for second place. Both teams were looking to sew up a berth in the conference tournament, which would be a milestone for the Owls as they were in their first season eligible to play in the postseason.
The pitching match-up featured Jessica Cross for the Owls and Amanda Lindsey for the Hatters, and Stetson struck first with a run in the bottom of the second inning. A couple of Hatter errors in the third inning allowed Kennesaw to jump in front 2-1, but Stetson executed a two-out first-and-third "double steal" to tie the score 2-2 in the bottom of the third.
Both pitchers settled down in the middle innings and the Owls' defense cut down one runner at the plate to keep the score even through six.
KSU grabbed the lead in the top of the seventh when Sharon Swanson hit a two-out RBI single to center. On the play, however, centerfielder Amy Joyce threw out the trailing runner at the plate in what turned out to be a game-saving play.
The Hatters rallied in the bottom of the seventh. With Chelsea Whalley on third with two outs and Chelsey Trotto down to her last strike, the Hatter shortstop singled into right field to score Whalley with the tying run.
The Hatters had new life as the game moved into extra innings. In the top of the eighth, Lindsey pitched out of a two-on, one-out situation, sending the Hatters to the plate with a chance to win. An error, a single, and a sacrifice bunt put the Hatters in a great position with runners at second and third and only one out. With junior Katelyn Perna due up and Lindsey on deck, Kennesaw State head coach Scott Whitlock called for an intentional walk to load the bases and set up a force play at home plate.
"I remember standing on deck watching them intentially walk K.P. thinking wow they have some guts," Lindsey recalls. "I even remember turning to someone and laughing. I'm pretty sure I had struck out my last at bat with people on base. I think they thought that since K.P. had been hitting and they had already gotten me out previously they could do it again. I remember thinking that I had to prove them wrong for myself and for my team. I don't ever remember anyone walking someone in front of me to pitch to me unless I was hitting behind Migs (Andrea Migliori)."
Lindsey had indeed been hitless on the day. With the Owl infield pulled in, and the count 2-0, Cross needed to throw a strike, and Lindsey knew it.
"I remember after they threw the first ball I looked over into the dugout and the girls were really pumped and I could tell they had complete faith in me which made me believe in myself a lot more. I don't even remember where the pitch was or what it was but I think it was middle/outside because it looked beautiful when she let go of it. I swung and felt it off my bat, I knew it was gone. It was my first and only grand slam in college and it felt great to be able to do it for my team like that. It was awesome."
(We knew it was gone, too, as you will see on the video clip accompanying this story. Please note the "woo-ing" is not from us, it is the crowd mic.)
Stetson went on to win game two 2-1 in 10 innings in another walk-off victory, clinching a spot in the A-Sun Tournament.
Amanda Lindsey's walk-off grand slam is the only non-run-rule walk-off grand slam in Patricia Wilson Field history and the 7-3 Hatter win ranks as the #7 Top Game in Patricia Wilson Field history.


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A stolen SUV being chased by Buffalo police slammed into or damaged nine other vehicles and crashed into a light pole in the Elmwood Village early Monday, creating such a loud thud that one neighbor thought the vehicle had slammed into his home.
At mid-morning Monday, skid marks still marked the path of the stolen GMC Suburban that careened off about six vehicles on the south side of Breckenridge Street, just west of Ashland Avenue, at about 2 a.m.
The eastbound Suburban then sped through the stop sign at Ashland, before slamming into a light pole and the back of a vehicle on the north side of Breckenridge; that vehicle then set off a domino-like chain reaction that apparently damaged two other vehicles parked there.
Following the crash, the driver of the stolen vehicle fled on foot, first on Breckenridge, then nearby Gren-Way Alley.
Officers John Cirulli and Matt Richards caught a suspect, identified as Willie L. Holcombe, 49, of East Tupper Street. He was arrested and charged with four crimes and three traffic violations.
At least several neighbors were awakened, either by the flashing lights of the pursuing police cars or the crash.
"I actually saw flashing lights first, and then I heard the crash," said Katie Roche, who lives at the corner of Breckenridge and Ashland. "Then I looked out my front window and saw him running, with the police officers chasing him."
Neighbors estimated that the speeding vehicle must have been going 50 to 60 mph, or even faster, judging by the damage and the loud crash.
Residents said they were glad that the chase occurred in the middle of the night, on a work night.
"Having a high-speed chase in a residential area is kind of scary," Roche said. "If it had happened [at another time], it could have been worse. There could have been people walking in the area."
The chase began after police spotted the vehicle failing to stop for a stop sign at Grant and Hampshire streets. Police checked the license-plate number and learned the vehicle may have been stolen. Northwest District patrol officers then pursued the SUV with lights and sirens, starting at Grant and West Ferry Street.
According to police reports, Holcombe was charged with criminal possession of stolen property, unauthorized use of a vehicle, resisting arrest, obstructing governmental administration, reckless driving, failure to stop at a stop sign and aggravated unlicensed operation.
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The act of being angered at someone to the point of yelling.
"Marsh!, You cookie whore!!..."
作者 droberts 2010年3月07日
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Can you define these popular missing words?
One who says "I Love You" in order to gain food products or other less honorable rewards.
"Give me your cookie." "No." "I love you." "Okay."
"You're such a Cookie Whore Caleb"
"You're such a Cookie Whore Caleb"
作者 Betty Bruce 2006年9月18日
A cookie whore is a person who cant be trusted with any cake or chocolate. Be wary of those called katie, they get vicious! cookie Stealing
Guy 1: hey wheres my fucking cookie!
Guy 2: keep your voice down we all know katie's a cookie whore!
Guy 2: keep your voice down we all know katie's a cookie whore!
作者 mortalperil 2010年7月10日
someone who won't share their cookie with you for the selfish reason at some point they want to have sex with that cookie. Or someone is hard of hearing and didn't hear you call them a cookiehorder and changed changed the word horder into whore in their own mind out of possible guilt. also a cookiewhore is someone who could use a box of Quetips and some ear flush to understand your new york accent.
you are sitting with a young lady who is eating a large cookie and won't give you a piece. you call her a cookiehorder in a new york accent. she then accuses you of calling her a cookiewhore so you get asked to leave the party by your boss and have no idea why until monday morning when he tells you
作者 PaulJWBunyan 2011年7月11日
a guy that's always trying to get into a girls pants because they're desprete.
tony: hey erika let me get at that cookie you got down there!
erika: *slap* you asshole! goosh you're such cookie whore!
erika: *slap* you asshole! goosh you're such cookie whore!
作者 HOOLiGAN :D 2008年10月16日
someone who get payed in food
chilla is sucha cookie whore she eats all the time
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Roasted Acorn Squash Soup and a Playlist
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We danced to All I Want Is You for our first dance at our wedding. So, I agree with you on that one. ;) Will be checking some of those others out.ReplyDelete
Oh! That soup sounds so delicious! Can't eat have any, cause no dairy for mama while still breast feeding lactose intolerant baby! Sigh...ReplyDelete
The soup sounds lovely, not sure the rest of my family would but more for me!ReplyDelete
I am going to listen to each of these songs...Sadly, I don't listen to much but contemporary christian music...not that it is bad but I could stand to venture out a bit.
Oh! That list looks like so much fun! We will give them all a try!ReplyDelete
I love your list. Did I tell you that the saxophone-ist in Bon Iver is a family friend? Yup, Michael Lewis...he also plays in one of Ryan's brother's bands. Did you follow all that? These are the Degrees of Ryan King. :)ReplyDelete
I do the same thing with the kitchen and the music. And also, you put all those linkies in there and that's hard work. kind of like ripping all the perforations. Kudos.
That soup sounds divine. I've had a recipe for squash soup that I've used for a few years now, but yours sounds better.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing! I love new recipes and playlists. Just recently, I found I like to listen to audiobooks in the kitchen - that is - when I can turn them up loud enough to drown out the screaming kids.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the playlist! I spend a lot of time thinking about my perfect playlist and love seeing what other people are listening to. I listen to The Avett Brothers a lot more after your blog about seeing them live. I'm going to check out these songs on Spotify now!ReplyDelete
The soup sounds divine (thank you of the recipe!) and the music sounds like a perfect fit!ReplyDelete
(Also? Yes, store bought nowhere near as efficient as a (simple) DIY, for sure!
did you make this playlist just for me? (i'm totally serious.)ReplyDelete
After reading this playlist, I hope we are friends on Spotify. You would love my A Cup of Coffee & a Song playlist. I think we are playlist twins :)ReplyDelete
Love these pictures and that soup sounds delicious!!


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After evaluating numerous outstanding nominations for Vance Publishing Corporationfs inaugural 40 Under 40 in Agriculture Awards, a panel of judges from across the industry has narrowed the list to the final 40. These individuals were selected for their leadership and commitment in advancing the cause to double food production by 2050. Kim Brackett, Beef Board vice chair, is among the top 40.
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Buffalo police arrested a man on stolen car and other charges thanks to an electronic license plate reader in a patrol car.
Mohamud H. Mohamud, 20, no address listed, was arrested by Officers Eric J. Kross and Brian Connors at 10th and Hudson streets just after midnight Wednesday, shortly after their patrol car's "plate reader did a hit," indicating the car Mohamud was driving west on Porter Avenue had been stolen Sunday night, according to a police report.
As the officers turned and pursued Mohamud, he allegedly accelerated and drove onto Fargo Avenue, where he blew a stop sign at Jersey Street, police said. He drove the wrong way on Hudson Street before losing control of the vehicle and crashing at 10th and Hudson, the officers reported.
Mohamud, who police said had a 15-year-old girl in the stolen car with him, was charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, criminal possession of stolen property, unlawful fleeing of a police officer in a motor vehicle, reckless endangerment and endangering the welfare of a child.


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I have a very vague sense of anime movies and was wondering if any of the kind people out there could recommend any. Thanks in advance!
Escaflone and Guyver: Bio Booster Armour... "By night their is a †Lone Wolf†, By day their is †KinRyuu†..."
never heard of that is it good?
Yes it is, the series is really good also.
omg someone remembers escalflone!!!!
that is really good as well
Akira, Blood the Last vampire, Ghost in the Shell, Ghost in the Shell: Innocence, Blue Submarine No. 6, Kai Doh Maru, Kite, Metropolis, Appleseed. Those should keep you busy for a bit...
They just realsed a new Appleseed dubbed movie, have you seen it or heard if it's good?"All of human wisdom can be summed up in two words - wait and Hope."
I have a couple of the Appleseed movies, but I've had them for quite a while... Didn't know about a new one.
It's probably not that knew, they just got it dubbed recently Appleseed Ex Machina "All of human wisdom can be summed up in two words - wait and Hope."
Check out the Karas movies, they're good. The Cowboy Bebop movie is just fun too."All of human wisdom can be summed up in two words - wait and Hope."
Yes, Karas is awesome. ---"What do you see in front of your fists?"
Guyver came out in the 70's "By night their is a †Lone Wolf†, By day their is †KinRyuu†..."
death note naruto bleach DBZ and pokemon well i recamened it iny way heheheheh
i agree with you 100%,what about dot hack"people do not need violence to solve there problems."
hellsing ultimate series, dbz movies (pretty much broly, cooler, bardock, and trunks are the best), nge: the end of evangelion, ninja scroll, fma: conqueror of shamballa, vampire hunter d blood lust, howl's moving castle....there some more but it'll make my brain hurt :) "When the heavens do not bring forth justice, man must bring it upon himself to do so. That is the meaning of Jinchuu." -Enishi Yukishiro.
my neighbor totoro, princess mononoke, cowboy bebop:knockin' on heavens door, ghost in the shell/2 innonence/ solid state society, ponyo is coming out, ahhhh....strait jacket is good. I will devour their hearts and crap out their souls. They will all taste oblivion....which tastes just like red bull...which is disgusting. -O'malley (RvB) [Join Lagann Clan today, we have cookies.....in space]
yeah for hellsing
naruto , bleach , rosario+vampire , gohst in a shell
well ther's is robotech/ gundam wing/ tenchi muyo /try gun /cow bebop/ outlaw star/ gun smath cat's/ghost hunt and that's just to name a few.


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Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Bishop England soccer is well known for its defense prowess. This season head coach Ed Khouri and the Battling Bishops have a lot to defend.
The 2013 Class AA state champions return ranked No. 1 in their class. Bishop England has racked up seven state championships in the past nine years. With so much success the Bishops have become accustom to lofty preseason rankings. But for Khouri and his squad, the preseason prediction isn't as exciting as the opportunity to protect it.
"We say, 'It's hard work getting to the top but it's harder work maintaining at the top,'" Khouri said. "We stress defending that and playing up to that level every game. Every game we're going to get someone's best game. So every game we play we have to be ready to play our best to defend and keep that status."
The Bishops lost five starters to graduation but return with the core of its defense still intact. Senior Zach Hooper is a five-year player and captain of the 2014 team. Seniors Matthew Mellin and Taylor Stark join Hooper in the Bishops defense. The three are key cogs in the Bishops' defensive formations and will rarely come out of a game.
"With our experience being pretty thin, the load is on these guys to carry the team," Khouri said. "These guys are hard workers who bring their best game to the table every time."
Sophomore forward and last season's leading scorer Joel Bunting returns to lead the Bishops' frontline. Sophomore Freddy Brown, and seniors Zach Khoury and Nick Saunders will be featured in the Bishops' midfield. Sophomore Jake Michel takes over in goal after receiving limited time as a backup last season but showing well in the preseason.
"We're strong in our core," Khouri said. "The chemistry of our core is really good and that helps us a lot not having to spent a couple of months to get going."
Bishop England faces an early test against statewide No. 1 Wando March 8 in the Mount Pleasant Rotary Classic. Four days later, the Bishops open conference play on the road against Class AA No. 2 Academic Magnet.
"Those games will be a measuring stick for us," Khouri said. "The results of those two games, how we win or how we lose, should really cement our position moving forward.
"If we have good quality of play this season, we can achieve our goals no matter which team we're playing against. Our utmost goal is to be in the finals and every game up to that point, we're defending to the bitter end."
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Why I suggested Kronwall was IF the Wings looked like they would not make the playoffs come deadline day and a big return could be had for him. Maybe in a package with Mule? It's funny how some on here are screaming about a rebuild or a big trade but never want to give anything up in return.
We are currently sitting in 5th in the conference, I would rather trade prospects and picks then one of the best dmen in the league (believe it or not) He is second among dmen in scoring, He has been a +6 since his awful start, and he is really figuring out his role since #5 left. This was known to be a TRANSISTION season, not a rebuild, we are bring younger, bigger, faster guys up. We all knew that we wouldn't be the top team in the league, let them make their mistakes it is the only way to learn, there is no need to to hit the panic button every time we get scored on, or lose a game.


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Dance Anniversary: Look Back Move ForwardNovember 22, 8:00pm - 10:00pm
Manoa Campus, Kennedy Theatre Mainstage
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Anniversary Dance Concert Look Back: Move Forward
Directed by Betsy Fisher, UHM Professor of Dance Guest Choreographers: Yukie Shiroma, Tony Young, Andrew Sakaguchi, Vicky Holt Takamine, Cheryl Flaharty and Jean Erdman
In celebration of 50 years of dance at Kennedy Theatre, alumni choreographers return to the place where their choreographic artistry began, with pieces performed by current UHM dancers. Featured choreography will include: Kamapua`a, a section from Cheryl Flaharty's IONA Contemporary Dance Theater production of Hawaiian Myths and Legends; Jean Erdman's Hamadryad; a contemporary Okinawan dance by Yukie Shiroma; and an interweaving of Hula and Bharata Natyam by Vicky Holt Takamine and Anita Vallabh. Special anniversary tributes include Blue-Green by Carl Wolz, founder of the UHM Dance Program and One Deep Breath, a video installation celebrating Kennedy Theatre's dance history that will be projected on and around the Kennedy Theatre building.
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Daily Cheese PricesOn September 27 The Chicago Mercantile Exchange reported 40-pound blocks down 1 to $1.5350, 500-pound barrels down 2 to $1.46. Support prices for blocks start at $1.31, barrels at $1.28. Place your cursor on the bars and click to see the day's prices.
Chicago Mercantile Exchange cash cheese trading takes place daily from 10:45 to 10:55 a.m. with a closing call that can go a maximum of another 10 minutes. Our chart reports the last five trading days. Yearly activity can be found at Chicago Mercantile Exchange Cheese
These prices are from the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, a daily spot-market for cheese. Until, September 1, 1998, cheese trading took place once a week on Thursdays. The Chicago Merc replaced the National Cheese Exchange on May 1, 1997. Historically, the National Cheese Exchange was an important market for pricing 80 to 90 percent of the wholesale cheese in the U.S. Also, the NCE had a tremendous influence on farm milk prices because of the great effect it has on the Basic Formula Price (BFP); the BFP is the foundation price for all prices under federal milk marketing orders.


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