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Gene-expression profiling is an integral part of biomarker discovery as well as discovery and validation of new therapeutic targets to support drug development. Initially, profiling the intracellular range of transcript abundance relied on hybridization-based technology, such as microarrays or spotted cDNA arrays, or sequencing-based technology such as SAGE. Due to inherent technical limitations, neither method provides an accurate quantification of the broad range of transcript levels present in a given sample.
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RopeBy Patrick Hamilton, directed by Elmore James. For the mere sake of adventure, danger, and the "fun of the thing," Wyndham Brandon persuades his weak-minded friend, Charles Granillo, to assist him in the murder of a fellow undergraduate. They place the body in a wooden chest, invite a few acquaintances, and host a dinner party with the chest as the supper table. Elmore James creates an edgy, American-ized version of this psychological drama brimming with shock and suspense. 09/27/2012 - 10/14/2012Pittsburgh Playhouse, 222 Craft Avenue Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Born YesterdayTed Pappas directs Garson Kanin's hilarious classic comedy that tells the tale of Billie Dawn's transformation from ditzy showgirl to solid citizen. The makeover begins when her crooked boyfriend, Harry Brock, goes to Washington to buy himself a Senator and decides that Billie is too dumb to mingle with the political smart set. He hires a nerdy journalist to teach her how to fit in, and what transpires is the stuff of Broadway and Hollywood legend.09/27/2012 - 10/28/2012O'Reilly Theater, 621 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
Music of The EaglesVocalist Michael Shotton, whose incredible vocal range wowed audiences with the music of Led Zeppelin in 2010-2011, returns to Take It to the Limit, performing The Eagles' top hits with orchestra including Desperado, Hotel California, Take It Easy, One of These Nights and much more. André Raphel conducts.09/28/2012Time: 8:00 pmCapitol Theater, 1015 Main St., Wheeling, WVwebsite | map
StrebA thrilling, heart-stopping investigation of action, STREB: FORCES boldly explores a range of motions, from everyday movements to the extreme action of sports, the circus and adventure rides. Inventor and architect of eccentric action, Elizabeth Streb orchestrates an athletic cadre of daring theater specialists, taking audiences on a wild ride into mechanically outrageous zones and configurations.09/28/2012 - 09/29/201209/28 - 8:00 pm09/29 - 8:00 pmLocation: Byham Theater, 101 6th St., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
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The Stetson men's tennis team (14-2, 5-1) defeated USC Upstate (6-10, 0-4) by a score of 6-1 at the Mandy Stoll Tennis Center on Saturday afternoon.
The Hatters began by sweeping the doubles matches to earn the first point of the game. Freshman Laurynas Antropikas and junior Hans Adrian Riseng opened things up by quickly winning 8-1 at number one doubles.
Senior Didrik Berg and freshman Simon Julin followed suit with an 8-6 victory at number two doubles to clinch the point for Stetson. Freshman Cahit Kapukiran and sophomore Nathan Debut completed the doubles sweep for the Hatters, winning 8-7 (3) at the number three position.
The Spartans tied things up early into singles play when Matthias Kidler – ranked 111th in the nation – defeated Berg 6-0, 6-1 at the number one position to make it 1-1 overall. Over half an hour later, Debut won in straight sets, 6-1, 6-3, at number six singles to give Stetson the lead once again, at 2-1.
Julin extended the Hatter lead to 3-1 when he won 6-0, 6-4 at the number two position, improving to 14-1 in singles play on the season. Sophomore Chester Espie then clinched the match for Stetson, winning 6-1, 6-0 at number five singles to earn the Hatters' fourth point of contest.
Kapukiran improved to 5-1 in Atlantic Sun Conference singles play with a 6-4, 6-4 win at the number four position, and Antropikas came back from losing his first set to win 4-6, 6-3, 1-0 (9) at number three singles, making the final score 6-1 in favor of the Hatters.
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Isabel Ruth Bratton
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Isabel Ruth Bratton, 85, of Greeley, passed away Feb. 6, 2013, at Kenton Manor in Greeley. She was born Oct. 22, 1927, in rural Russell, Kan., to Frederick and Helena (Deines) Dietz.
At age 6, the family moved to Wakeeney, Kan., where she attended a one room school house. At age 12, the family moved to Eaton, Colo., where Isabel attended Eaton schools and graduated in 1945, from Eaton High School. In 1949, she married Leo Ernest Milnek; that marriage ended in a divorce. On May 25, 1956, in El Reno, Okla., Isabel married Henry Trammell Bratton. Henry preceded her in death in 1968, and Isabel and the children moved back to Greeley. Isabel worked in retail for many years, and later worked at Greeley National Bank, also known as Affiliated National Bank for 23 years, retiring in 1992.
She was a devoted and loving wife, mother and grandmother, who loved to knit and designed many sweaters for the family. She made and gave away 400 pairs of mittens to small children and also made and gave away many slippers.
Isabel is survived by her children, Pete (Danielle) Bratton of Greeley and Suzanne Frantz of Greeley; grandchildren, Brittany Martinez of Greeley, Marissa Ciambotti of Hawaii, Elizabeth Bratton of Boulder, Cassandra Bratton of Loveland, Christopher Bratton of Greeley, Bethany Bratton of Greeley, and Mitchell Printz of Greeley; four great-grandchildren; a brother, Alfred "Lefty" (Sharon) Dietz of Easly, S.C.; and a son-in-law, Mick Printz.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Henry; daughter, Lisa Printz; and two sisters, Elnora Willmann and Leila Lundberg.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m., on Monday, Feb. 11, 2013, at First Presbyterian Church, 1321 9th Ave., Greeley, CO 80631.
Memorial donations may be made to "American Cancer Society" in care of Adamson's Funeral & Cremation, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 80634.
Condolences can be sent to the family at www.adamsonchapels.com.
Eleno Flores
May 16, 1923-Feb. 5, 2013
Age: 89
Residence: El Paso, Texas
Eleno Flores passed away in El Paso, Texas, on Feb. 5, 2013, at the age of 89. He was born May 16, 1923.
Eleno worked as a night watchman for an American mining company working the historic Magistral del Oro mines and veins, in the state of Durango, in northern Mexico. His four sons formed the local Greeley band Los Flores de Durango, and moved to Colo., in the 1970's. Eleno's three daughters live in El Paso, Texas. In 1997, Eleno survived his fight against throat cancer with the aid of a laryngectomy that claimed his ability to speak but never his sense of humor or joy for life. Even late into old age, Eleno enjoyed climbing trees, gardening, teasing small children, neighborhood dogs and short order cooks at local restaurants.
He is survived by his four sons, three daughters, 20 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Maria Felicitas Flores in 2003.
Eleno Flores will be interred next to his wife in their home town of Sauces de Cardona, Durango, Mexico.
Gene Merle Norris
Oct. 19, 1921-Feb. 6, 2013
Age: 91
Residence: Estes Park
Gene Merle Norris, 91, of Estes Park passed away at the Grace Pointe Senior Care Facility in Greeley. He was born in LaSalle, on Oct. 19, 1921, to Essie and Ernest Norris.
Gene married Hazel (Hatch) Norris on May 29, 1943, in Corpus Christi, Texas.
He attended College High School and Colorado State College in Greeley.
Gene enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1942, and rose to the rank of master technical sergeant. His tour of duty included the Philippines, where he was one of a handful of electronic specialists responsible for implementing the early use of field radars. He served until 1945.
He was recalled by the Navy in 1950, to serve in the Korean conflict. There, he served as a Chief Petty Officer in charge of electronics on board the USS Boxer. He was discharged in 1952.
After leaving the Navy, Gene started his own radio and video business. That business expanded until 1971, when he joined the Colorado Air National Guard.
Gene was a chief master sergeant of electronics stationed in Greeley. His tour with the Colorado Air National Guard included several trips overseas to supervise the servicing of Air Force radar stations. He retired from active duty in 1983.
After retiring, he and Hazel moved to Estes Park, Colo., in 1986. Hazel still resides at their home in Estes Park.
Gene is survived by his wife, Hazel in Estes Park; his two sons, Danny and Gary of Walnut Creek and Danville, Calif.; six grandchildren, Patrick Norris, Matthew Norris, Dawn Henke, Mark Norris, Amy Carlon, and Scott Norris; three great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
He is preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Dale and Don; and his sister, Lois Morgan.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, Feb. 12, 2013, at the Allnutt Macy Chapel, Greeley. A reception will follow at the Allnutt Reception Center.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to the Estes Park Humane Society in care of Allnutt Funeral Services, 702 13th St., Greeley, CO 80631. Friends may view the online obituary and send condolences at www.allnutt.com.


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Have you ever seen someone dressed in the worst cosplay outfit at any anime expo? i want your answers everyone. ^____^
Id have to say one where a person was showing to much skin and didnt belong in it~Evil Awsome
i've seen is when like 300 pound people dress as super skinny anime characters, and there clothes are so tight u can count the roles. it freaks me out every year at naka con when isee people like that, they could have picked a more weight friendly character
the most disturbing i've seen is the man-faye. "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 brother in sakuras outfit and julias from the dance in blood plus
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Glad I didn't see that one! XD "Thou art I. I am thou. Thou shalt be blessed when creating Personas of the Headphones arcana....."
yeah and the skirt was too high and you could see his underpants "Lord please forgive us for the truspasses that we are about to commit!!" - Dead Leaves, #777
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Another pet you can adopt from Venetopia; the evil villian of Venetopia; a mix between a dragon and snake.
The Flamoro and Malacan are nearly the same thing, they have different colors though.
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A pet that you can adopt at the website www.venetopia.com
My pet is a Malacan, and his name is PureEvil.
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LEWISBURG - Kent State coach Rob Senderoff, like all coaches on Bucknell's schedule, was well aware of Bison big man Mike Muscala. At 6-foot-11, the Bison senior is hard not to notice and his 2012 numbers of 17.8 points and 12.1 rebounds a game elicit all kinds of adjectives from opposing coaches.
It was a comparison Tuesday night, though, by Senderoff that raised a few eyebrows. The second-year head coach, who has also been an assistant at Kent State on two occasions, said Muscala was the best big man he has seen while at Kent State since Chris Kaman in 2003. Kaman, currently with the Dallas Mavericks, played at Central Michigan before being drafted by the Los Angeles Clippers in 2003.
Muscala gave Senderoff reason to reach back for the comparison. He delivered 27 points on 12 of 17 shooting as the Bison defeated Kent State at Sojka Pavilion, 76-60, in front of 2,646 fans.
"I said coming into the game that he's the best post player that we've played, and I've been at Kent for a while, since Chris Kaman," said Senderoff. "I don't won't to give lofty expectations and say stuff, but I leave here feeling the same way - he's the best post player we've played since we played Chris Kaman back in '03.
"He's just good. He allows the game come to him and he's aggressive. He plays hard and is skilled. How many more adjectives do you want? I can throw them all out there."
The Bison (8-1) won for the third consecutive time since losing to Penn State on Nov. 23, while Kent State, which was picked to finish third in the East Division of MAC this season, fell to 5-4.
Few stretches of the game showcased Muscala's dominance better than a 1 minute, 30 second span in the second half when the Bison were searching for some breathing room. First Muscala scored on a drop step around Mark Henniger. He then showed off an outside touch with only his second 3-pointer of the season which gave Bucknell a 62-51 lead with with 6:32 remaining. He capped off the personal 8-0 run with a drive down the left side of the paint that ended with a left-handed hook that also drew a foul. The made field goal and ensuing foul brought out a little emotion from the only player in the country that entered last night averaging at least 15 points and 12 rebounds a game.
"My teammates did a real good job of finding me all over the court," Muscala said. "We did a really good job of getting into the flow of offense."
Muscala reached 20 points for the third time this season and he has 56 points in his last two games against Kent State and Columbia - both Bucknell victories.
While big games are nothing new for Muscala, freshman Ryan Frazier continues to enter a new realm as a collegian. Frazier, who played 25 minutes last night after playing a career-high 26 against Colombia, scored a career-high 13 points. The guard from Maryland didn't turn the ball over, knocked down open shots off Muscala kickouts, provided rhythm to an offense that hasn't score more than 75 points since the third game of the season, and played solid defense, which may be the best way for the freshman to continue to see quality minutes.
Frazier played 11 first-half minutes and helped Bucknell to a 32-31 lead. Kent State remained close after knocking down five 3-pointers to offset the 50 percent shooting by Bucknell.
Bucknell led by five to nine points during the first 13 minutes of the second half before Muscala's 8-0 spurt gave the home team a 65-51 lead with 5:58 remaining. A Frazier 3-pointer off an assist from Muscala, who held the team lead in that category entering the game, gave the Bison an 18-point advantage with 2:31 left.
"I think that's the most complete game we've played," Bucknell coach Dave Paulsen said.
Bryson Johnson added 13 points and made three of Bucknell's seven 3-pointers. Joe Willman finished with eight points and 10 rebounds, including six on the offensive end. The Bison finished plus-12 on the glass overall.
Ayers had nine points and four assists, and held Kent State leading scorer Chris Evans to five points on 2 of 12 shooting. Evans, a junior college transfer, entered last night averaging 18.1 points a game.
"Cameron Ayers did an unbelievable job on their leading scorer Evans," Paulsen said.
"This is certainly the toughest game Chris has had this year and I'm hoping he doesn't have too many more like that or I'll be in trouble," said Senderoff.
Devareaux Manley led the Golden Flashes with 15 points and Kris Brewer had 10.
The Bison will receive an 11-day break from basketball to prepare and take their end-of-the-semester finals before returning to Sojka Pavilion on Dec. 15 to host La Salle.


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noun. one who meanmugs. meanmug means to stare down or 'grill' someone. The etymology is mean+mug (meaning face). as in: to show someone a mean/angry face = to meanmug = to stare.
"He's just a bitch-ass meanmugger; he won't actually do shit. All bark no bite."
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It was truly a "leg-endary" finale for The Real Housewives of New York City Tuesday, as the season ended with a surprising exclamation when an incensed Aviva Drescher removed her artificial leg and tossed it across Le Cirque.
The season's memorable last leg, fittingly enough, just might rival the insanity of Teresa Giudice's table flip on season 1 of The Real Housewives of New Jersey.
The craziness began when Sonja Morgan decided to toss a "Team Sonja" bash to thank, among others, her dog groomer, psychic, esthetician and team of interns.
"I'm glad she has a team," laughed LuAnn de Lesseps, adding, "Now, the team is really bizarre."
But the attendance of rarely seen Aviva Drescher was most bizarre to the wives, who were still angry at her for skipping out on Kristen Taekman's ladies trip to Montana, believing she faked asthma.
"I think there's a laundry list [of issues]," Heather Thomson told Drescher, before Taekman added, "This is more than asthma."
"Can you believe my doctor forged my X-ray?" asked Drescher, pulling it out. "Call the doctor. Ask him yourself."
"I think that's an X-ray of her boob job," Morgan joked, before Ramona Singer added, "I think it's because you didn't want to leave your husband."
When Drescher began sniping with the wives, and again brought up BookGate in which she had implied earlier in the season that Carole Radziwill used a ghostwriter, all hell broke loose.
"You say you have never lied to any of us," said an incensed Thomson. "I find that laughable!"
"The only thing artificial or fake about me is this!" Drescher yelled, suddenly slamming her artificial leg on the table. "Everything else is real! I'm sick of being called fake!"
She then picked it up and tossed it across the restaurant.
"You want me to crawl home!" she continued.
"It ain't over 'til the fat lady sings," Radziwill quipped, "or the crazy bitch throws her leg."
What is over, however, is the relationship between Harry Dubin and Morgan, after he left Radziwill's birthday party last week with de Lesseps, causing Morgan to sprain her ankle chasing their cab.
"Don't point your dagger at me, because you're pointing in the wrong direction," de Lesseps said when Morgan confronted her. "Wouldn't touch that with a 10-foot pole."
And neither would Morgan any longer, ending it with Dubin.
"I'm ending the concept of you committing to me," said a more mature Morgan, returning the promise ring he gave her. "I'm discarding hurtful, damaging relationships … I think we are better just keeping it the way it was."
The drama continues with Part One of The Real Housewives of New York City Reunion on Tuesday (9 p.m. ET) on Bravo.
RHONYC Recap: Aviva Drescher Angrily Tosses Her Artificial Leg Across a Restaurant
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It's a matter of guesswork to foretell the impact of pending public employee union negotiations and arbitration proceedings on Maui County's fiscal 2013-14 budget.
For now, the proposed $573.6 million spending plan of Mayor Alan Arakawa's administration rests on the current pay received by the county's more than 2,000 employees, said Budget Director Sandy Baz on Wednesday.
In drafting its budget proposal, the Arakawa administration didn't know how much to set aside for pay raises because negotiations and arbitration proceedings were pending, Baz said. He declined to disclose the administration's contingency plans while negotiations are ongoing.
Maui County has 914 employees represented by the Hawaii Government Employees Association, 562 members with the United Public Workers, 321 police officers with the State of Hawaii Organization of Police Officers and 280 firefighters with the Hawaii Fire Fighters Association, according to Lance Hiromoto, director of the county Department of Personnel Services.
Not all county workers are represented by unions, Hiromoto said. For example, elected officials and all appointees in the Office of the Mayor are "excluded employees," meaning they're not members of unions.
As of Wednesday, county officials were awaiting rulings on arbitration proceedings for police and firefighters, he said. And, the county remained in negotiations with HGEA and UPW leaders. Their members' contracts expire June 30.
Hiromoto said he was watching closely this week when a three-member arbitration panel awarded nearly 1,700 state government registered nurses 4 percent pay raises retroactive to Jan. 1 and another 4 percent pay hike beginning Monday.
While the arbitration award doesn't set a precedent in labor negotiations, Hiromoto said union negotiators are likely to use the award as a point of reference as they argue for pay raises for their members.
Last month, public school teachers won a tentative agreement for the restoration of 5 percent pay cuts, a 3 percent raise in July and raises of 3 and 3.2 percent next year. The teachers are to vote on the proposed contract April 17.
According to an overview of the Arakawa administration's fiscal 2013-14 budget proposal, the county's 19 departments and agencies would have an estimated payroll of $145.1 million under the employees' current pay.
So, using simple math, a 3 percent increase in pay for county employees would cost taxpayers $4.35 million, and a 4 percent hike would carry a price tag of $5.8 million. Those figures are rough estimates because they include pay for all employees.
Baz said he expects that the impact of potential pay raises will be discussed by the council's Budget and Finance Committee on Monday when it reviews the Personnel Department's spending plan.
Ironically, while it's common knowledge that Hawaii's overall economy is improving and that Maui County is the most fiscally sound government employer in the state, those factors would weaken the position of county managers negotiating to keep labor costs down for taxpayers, he said.
While a robust economy is good for the community and a boost for the county's bond rating, "it makes union negotiations more difficult," he said. "It's a double-edged sword."
Whatever is negotiated or awarded through arbitration, the County Council will need to approve final amounts as a cost item in the budget, Baz said.
Overall, Maui County has 2,497 full-time positions, and the administration proposes adding 53 positions for a 2 percent increase to 2,550.
Of those additional positions, the Department of Finance is asking for six new employees for its Division of Motor Vehicles and Licensing.
Finance Director Danny Agsalog said his department proposes to have two new employees at each of its satellite offices in Pukalani, Kihei and Lahaina. "The satellite offices are very popular," he said Wednesday. "A lot of people are going there."
So many go to the offices that customers sometimes wait an hour or more, Agsalog said.
The new employees would make it possible to open more windows in the satellite offices and serve customers faster, he said.
Agsalog said that, unlike the county Service Center at the Maui Mall in Kahului, the satellite offices don't have a receptionist to screen customers to determine if they have all the needed documentation for transactions, for example.
The need to have all documentation in order has been exacerbated by new, more stringent federal requirement for residents renewing their driver's licenses to have documentation proving they are citizens or in the United States legally, he said.
Sometimes people are missing the necessary documentation or signatures don't match, he said, so they need to leave the motor vehicles office and return with more information.
After enduring a long wait already, "I'm sure they're very unhappy," Agsalog said.
To address such a situation, he said the Kahului Service Center will allow customers who've already waited in line and been screened for a transaction to get a "return card." That allows them to return to the office and get service at a designated window without waiting in line again, he said.
He emphasized that the "return card" option is offered only at the Service Center and only for the same transaction.
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STEUBENVILLE -The special grand jury is expected to hear about 10 days of evidence beginning on April 30 as to whether any laws were violated by persons surrounding the rape case involving two Steubenville High School student-athletes.
The special grand jury was quickly seated Monday morning after questioning by visiting retired Summit County judge Patricia Ann Cosgrove in Jefferson County Common Pleas Court. A court official said 86 people showed up as prospective members of the grand jury. The grand jury has 14 members, nine of which will vote on whether any indictments will be returned. Of the nine, six are female and three are male. Four alternates, all males, were selected and will not participate in the voting of any indictments unless any of the nine are unable to remain seated on the panel.
Cosgrove dismissed six prospective members after they stated their employers would not compensate them if they were selected. One person, an assistant football coach at Indian Creek High School, was excused after he said he knows persons who may be called as grand jury witness, and he has formed an opinion that he can't set aside to sit as an impartial member of the grand jury.
Trent Mays, 17, of Bloomingdale and Ma'Lik Richmond, 16, of Steubenville were found delinquent on March 17 by visiting Judge Tom Lipps of rape in connection with an incident involving an intoxicated underage girl Aug. 11-12. Mays also was found delinquent of a charge of illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material for having a picture of the 16-year-old victim in an outgoing text message on his cell phone.
Immediately after Lipps' decision, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced a special grand jury would be called to investigate whether other laws were broken in the case.
"The grand jury is a very good investigative tool as well as a very deliberative body," DeWine said. It will investigate everything that happened before and after the rape, he said.
Two prosecutors from the Ohio Assistant Attorney General's Office, Scott Longo and William F. Schenck, had no questions for the prospective members of the grand jury during the selection process.
Cosgrove told the prospective members of the grand jury that it requires courage to sit on the grand jury. She said it is the job of the grand jury to to determine whether indictments should or should not be returned.
Seven of the nine members of the grand jury need to vote as to whether there exists probable cause to bring an indictment. A regular jury in a criminal case must determine guilt based on beyond a reasonable doubt, a higher level of confidence a crime was committed. Cosgrove said the grand jury does not determine the guilt or innocence of a person
Cosgrove said the grand jury is considered an arm of common pleas court.
Schenck said the attorney general's office is "extremely sensitive" to the residents of Jefferson County for how the county is being perceived because of the case. He said it became obvious the community has been "tortured" because of the case.
He said he has been involved in the case since January, assisting law enforcement in determining if any other violations of state law occurred.
"Our goal is simple - let the people of this county do what is right," Schenck told the panel of prospective members of the grand jury. "This is not an agenda (of Dewine). Our agenda is not to indict people. We need to get to the truth and if there is a basis to charge other persons. I have confidence in the grand jury system. Our only interest is the truth, and, along with that, what is fair to the residents of the county. We are not interested in having a circus. We are not interested in violating anyone's rights. We are not interested in harassing and embarrassing people."
He said the grand jury will hear from law enforcement and fellow citizens. Schenck said he will allow members of the grand jury to ask questions during testimony. "There is no such thing as a stupid question."
Schenck said there may be 30 to 40 witnesses called. He said the grand jury will meet four days a week, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.
The grand jury is expected to determine if anyone should be indicted for failing to report of a crime. That could include Michael Nodianos, who is featured in a YouTube video, and football coaches at the high school. Coaches have a mandatory requirement under Ohio law to report any suspected cases of abuse


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Charleston Mayor Joe Riley said he is ready for the city to take over and complete the long-stalled Mark Clark Expressway across Johns and James islands, and he is fiercely committed to tackling the obstacles in his way.
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Dont see Charleston Mayor Joe Rileys willingness to take on the Interstate 526 project as an indication that hes changed his political retirement plans.He reaffirmed Wednesday that he fully intends to step down after his 10th term ends in 2015.Ive got three years and two months, he said during a meeting with Post and Courier editors about his efforts to steward completion of I-526.I would think that in three years and two months this would be going, in one form or another, he said.
Riley said he will ask City Council Tuesday to vote in favor of asking Charleston County to turn over the project to the city, and he thinks the resolution will be met with overwhelming support.
He is ready to forge ahead amid questions on whether:
The road has sufficient public support.
County Council will vote in favor of turning over the project.
Cost overruns would fall to city taxpayers.
The road ultimately would alleviate traffic problems.
Interstate 526 is important for the future quality of life for area residents, Riley said, and traffic problems will be a nightmare if its not built. He doesnt want that to happen, to be in a position to say, I told you so. If you say that, you have failed.
Its time to move forward, he said Wednesday. If its not built now, it will never be built.
Others are far less certain about the project. The chairman of the states Department of Transportation Commission said the city could be responsible for any cost overruns, which likely would be passed on to taxpayers.
And some County Council members said they cant support passing on to Riley what they see as an unpopular project that wouldnt alleviate traffic problems, and could harm lower-income and black communities on Johns Island.
County Councilman Dickie Schweers, an opponent of the project, said, I lean toward not turning it over to the city. Riley would work diligently to build it, and I dont think it should be built.
Public support
Riley said he thinks the majority of people who would be affected by the road support it. He cited the results of a recent S.C. Department of Transportation survey of a random sample of 5,000 homes that found 72.2 percent of residents who completed the survey supported the DOTs parkway plan for the completion of I-526.
He also said he regularly hears from constituents about how desperately the road is needed.
Others disagree with him on public support. The DOT conducted a dozen public meetings and presented several alternatives on possible designs for the road before choosing the parkway plan. The majority of people who participated in those meetings were opposed to that design, which has a 45 mph speed limit.
The Coastal Conservation League and grass-roots opposition group Nix 526 also are opposed to the road. Opponents think it will promote sprawl and that the state and region have more pressing road and traffic issues.
County Council
Council Chairman Teddie Pryor, who supports the road, said legal staffers now are looking into whether turning over the project to the city is a viable option. They will include that information in a presentation on councils options for I-526 on Dec. 13, if not sooner, Pryor said.
He is not sure whether a majority of council members would vote in favor of turning it over to the city.
County Council last year voted against moving forward with the project, largely due to widespread opposition to the parkway plan. But the group reversed the decision when it learned that it could be on the hook for $11.6 million already spent on the project.
Council then voted to turn over sponsorship of the project to the DOT, but the groups commission voted this year against taking it on.
The county is part of a three-party contract to build I-526. The county is the projects sponsor, the DOT is the project manager and the S.C. Transportation Infrastructure Bank has agreed to provide $558 million for the road.
County Councilman Henry Darby said he is concerned about the road dividing communities on Johns Island the way the construction of I-26 divided communities along its route.
He soon will talk to Riley, he said. But if his plan involves the dividing of communities, I could not go along with his plan.
Cost overruns
Riley said he is certain that the project can be built with the $558 million from the Infrastructure Bank. And hes not concerned about overruns being passed on to city taxpayers. The bank never has failed to fund the full cost of a project, he said.
House Speaker Bobby Harrell, a strong supporter of the project, said he agrees with Riley. He is certain it can be built with the money available. But even if it cannot be, the bank has never failed to fully fund a project once it has signed off on it.
Eddie Adams, chairman of the DOT commission and a member of the banks board, said he thinks the city would be responsible if the project ran over its budget. The county had asked the DOT to take over sponsorship of the project as well as be the project manager, he said.
And the commission voted against it largely because it didnt want to be responsible for any additional costs.
Traffic problems
Opponents of the road, who believe it wont alleviate the areas traffic problems, often cite the projects Environmental Impact Statement. That document, prepared by the DOT, states that if the road were built, it would save only 36 seconds on an average trip in West Ashley or on James Island, and 4.6 minutes on Johns Island.
Hernan Pena, the citys director of traffic and transportation, said the cumulative effect of those times would make a difference. He said it would save a total of 1,276 hours per day on James Island, 2,236 hours per day in West Ashley and 4,310 hours per day on Johns Island.
Riley said he plans to talk to County Council members in the coming days to push his plan. And he thinks that if more people listened to a comprehensive presentation on it, they might be convinced of the need for the road and the benefits it would bring.
I think this road is not known and understood in the community, he said.
The proposed parkway plan for the completion of Interstate 526 would include an overpass over S.C. Highway 7 and U.S. Highway 17 in West Ashley.×
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Warning: the following article features major spoilers for both Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2, and minor ones regarding Mass Effect 3. If you plan on playing the earlier games or want to experience the third in the series completely cold, we advise you to stop reading and return when you're done.
Naturally, the backlash has already begun. When any much-loved game series ends, whether it offers a definitive sense of closure (as this does) or an ending that paves the way for future expansion (as this also does), it potentially commits an egregious sin in the eyes of its so-called fans. Yet such an outpouring of vitriol might be quietly celebrated in certain corners of BioWare. After all, it shows people care about the universe it has built over three games and five years. That its climax has provoked such a passionate response proves that the Canadian developer is doing something right.
Whether the ending is brave or foolhardy is open to debate, and it's too soon to discuss it in detail. But perhaps the backlash is understandable. In my review, I talked about players likely being happy how the story ends, but I was talking in more general terms. At the time I was aware that the denouement may prove divisive, but I was still slightly surprised at its extent. Art may indeed be in the hands of its creators, but by empowering its players to shape Commander Shepard's journey, can it really blame them for being dissatisfied at the destination? This is, after all, a story that for some may have been upwards of a hundred hours in the telling.
It's a story that began a little under five years ago, and has expanded from a faintly awkward but hugely ambitious sci-fi RPG into an bona fide gaming event, of the kind you get perhaps four or five times a year. Much of that, of course, is down to the groundwork laid by the original, a game that looks a little clumsy when revisited, particularly in the light of its sequels' improvements, but which still has the strongest narrative of the trilogy. It balances a personally motivated quest with events of much wider significance - to the point where it functions both as a self-contained story and a lead-in to its follow-ups. For all that Mass Effect 3 purports to be the most welcoming of the three games - and mechanically speaking it often is - it assumes a great deal of prior knowledge, or even experience, for its most affecting moments. And that's something that no amount of reading through text documents in Shepard's journal can recreate.
It also has arguably the series' most convincing and complex antagonist in the form of renegade turian Saren Arterius. While the galactic threat in the sequels is more generalized - the coming of the Reapers, the genocidal machine race seemingly set to rid the galaxy of all organic life - here the enemy has a face. Though the ambiguities of Martin Sheen's Illusive Man come to prominence as the series progresses, he doesn't offer the same persistent sense of threat as Saren does. If the renegade Spectre proves to be little more than a puppet come Mass Effect's endgame, he's still a memorable opponent.
While its conversations now seem simplistic and laughably static, the impact of your dialogue resonates two games on. Other games had explored moral dilemmas before Mass Effect, but few had ever felt this difficult, nor this impactful. The decision to kill or spare the Rachni Queen, potentially revitalizing a deadly insectoid race, is one choice whose consequences continue to ripple through the third game, but it was on the lush environs of Virmire that the toughest choices had to be made, forcing you to sacrifice one team mate to save another, and potentially kill a former ally. These might seem small fry in light of what Mass Effect 2 and 3 ask you to do, but they set an agenda: no one is safe. Indeed, the second game made this abundantly clear right from the outset, destroying the Normandy and killing Shepard, only to resurrect him and place him under the control of human supremacists Cerberus.
If story was king in the first game, it was well-served by a combat system that blended real-time action with squad tactics handled by pause menus that now look slightly antiquated. Play it again, and you begin to understand that streamlining its role-playing complexities wasn't necessarily a bad idea. The need to invest experience points in weapon feels slightly unnecessary in light of the class-specific weapons of the sequel, though in some ways it's a shame BioWare resorted to fairly standard ammo pickups for the second and third games rather than the weapon-overheating mechanic of the original.


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Last year, Ian Somerhalder testified in front of Congress in support of wildlife and environmental conservation. Now, he's taking that mission into his own hands, with a proposed animal sanctuary to be built in Louisiana through his Ian Somerhalder Foundation that will simultaneously aim to rehabilitate bullying teens by having them work with animals.
"We cannot progress as a society, as a people, if we lack compassion," Somerhalder tells PEOPLE. "[This place] is not only protecting animals, but allowing kids to come from all over the country, hopefully all over the world ... and showing them compassion with these animals that have also been abandoned, also have behavioral issues and have been ostracized."
Inspired by the younger fan following he's acquired as a result of The Vampire Diaries, helping both of these groups, animals and society's youth, has become a passion close to the actor's heart.
"I know animals extremely well and I know young people extremely well," he says. "Youth empowerment is the only way that you and I are going to get old and be okay, and I mean that. I live my life by it."
For Somerhalder, growing up along Louisiana's gulf coast led to a lifelong appreciation for the environment around him, an insight he looks forward to sharing with others.
"It's one of the most beautiful, delicate ecosystems in the world," he says. "That propelled me in my life to always go out into the world understanding that compassion and preservation of our wildlife and our natural environment is absolutely imperative. Animals are our companions in life, and without them, the world would suck."
That attitude extends to Somerhalder's home life, where he is a proud pet dad to three cats rescued from across North America.
"My life ultimately would not work without all these little creatures that crawl around in the night and snuggle up next to me," he says. "They literally make my world a better place. I can't imagine my life without them, and when taking care of them and having them take care of you, it's such a symbiosis. When you really live with pets, you really see how incredibly emotionally evolved they are."
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A Brevard County convicted sex offender is expected to face a judge Wednesday, after police said he cut off his GPS monitor and fled.
Johnny Ray Morgan is on sex offender probation. He was recently released from prison and was required to wear a GPS ankle bracelet.
On Sunday, Morgan took off his GPS monitor, triggering an alarm.
In 1995, he was convicted of sexual battery on a child under the age of 12. He turned himself in Tuesday to Palm Bay police and is being held without bond.
Morgan faces charges of violating probation.
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Originally coined by Invader Zim's malfunctioning SIR Unit, GIR, in the now classic "Doom Song", it has been adopted by humans aware of our own impending destruction. Whether our destruction comes by the Mighty Irken Invaders, our pissed off planet or by our own myopic stupidity, only time will tell.
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The quality in food that will potentially make someone fatter. A high content of fats, calories, etc.
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When something happens that's basically annoying, but it goes beyond this..especially applies to when something unintentional or unusual happens. Also Related to Thinining.
Someone goes to work and its been cancelled; Thats extremely fattening.
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5 Things Old Magazines Apparently Believed About Women
#2. Women Weren't Always Domestic
Sure, by the time the '60s rolled around, we had mostly domesticated the Wild Woman and trained her for basic kitchen work and man maintenance, but it wasn't always that way: Once the woman was a proud and savage creature -- a noble race of warriors whose only trades were butchery and artisanal bikini-weaving.
"Goddamn it, Madge, we've discussed this! That's a pistol! The spatula is flat, with a wooden handle!"
If women weren't flapping out of planes, jamming up your Willys because they liked to build their dame-nests in warm places like engine bays, or gleefully tormenting Joe America with their unchained, fascist boob parades, they were storming out of the brush on some primal island, tits a-floppin' (damn that button shortage) and tearing apart knife-jawed men with their bare hands.
Sure, mankind tamed them eventually -- but it's not like that was a painless process.
"Hey -- HEY. NO. BAD MADGE. Biters don't get biscuits!"
It was only through careful, selective breeding that badass old-timey men's magazine men were able to tame the wild beast that was the feral woman and turn her into the perfectly safe, harmless animal we know tod-
"Now you just waAAHH! Damn it, Madge! You're back in the kitchen-cage for a week!"
#1. Bitches Loved Snakes
But it's not like our slab-chested forefathers were able to subdue the terrible woman-beasts unassisted: They had help from man's best friend. Yes, they relied on the assistance of that most majestic and shaftlike of creatures -- the serpent. According to badass old-timey men's magazines, 'twas not music that soothed the savage beast; 'twas the prehensile fanged penis of the animal kingdom. It was as true yesterday as it is today: Bitches be loving them some snakes. The Christians had Eve in the garden, the Greeks had Lamia and Medusa in their mythology, modern man had Salma Hayek in From Dusk Till Dawn ...
Something about it just feels right, doesn't it? Ah, but who could possibly say what that "something" is? What mysterious force could possibly surround an open-shirted, open-mouthed woman double-fisting a wriggling meat shaft and oh -- oh God, no, dude in the background!
No. Gross. Listen: What you do in private is your business, but this here is God's decade, Gary. You put that snake down and go fight a giant clam or something.
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"Hey Ming, I captured one of those wild bikini models. Little thing wriggled up into the crawlspace somehow -- had to lure her out with some gossip and a scone."
"Oh yeah, what are ya gonna do with her?"
"I don't know, man, I want to take care of her and all, but it seems cruel to keep a wild animal caged ..."
"Hey, you know I have a snake box out back, right?"
"Oh, word? When'd you get that put in?"
"I was doing the horseshoe pit anyway, so I figured, hey, what the hell: snake box. Anyway, let's toss her in there for now, let her wrestle around with those things until they give up and spit venom all over her heaving bosoms -- you know, like snakes do -- and we'll get started with housebreaking in the morning."
"Sounds like a plan, home fries. So what do you wanna do in the meantime? Measure our dicks?"
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Bike Co-op Open New Shop in Edinburgh
Edinburgh Bicycle Co-op are delighted to announce the opening of our second shop in Edinburgh. The store's Canonmills location will already be familiar to many Edinburgh cyclists because there has been a cycle shop at that address (30 Rodney Street, EH7 4EA) for many years - the most recent trading as, The Bike Chain.
Our spokesman, Ged Holmyard, explained why we are extremely excited to be opening a second branch in our native city.
"We have worked hard to make our shop on Bruntsfield Links a destination of choice for cyclists and cyclists-to-be since the 1970s. However, we are acutely aware that the modern retailer must strive to make shopping as convenient as possible for our potential customers. Having a second shop in the vibrant environs of Canonmills will perfectly complement our offer in Bruntsfield by making it easier for the folk of north Edinburgh to experience our unique mix of exceptional bicycles and cycle equipment, backed up with excellent service."
About Edinburgh Bicycle Co-operative
Edinburgh Bicycle Co-operative is a different kind of cycle retailer. Founded in 1977, we're Britain's longest-established co-operatively-run bicycle business where every time-served staff member has an equal share in the business.
We believe that this inclusive ethos should carry into every interaction with every customer.
Most important, we fervently believe that the complete novice should feel as comfortable in one of our shops as an elite cyclist. Whether you're looking for an inexpensive bike to get around on, or for the latest must-have accessory, such as a GoPro HD helmet camera, you can expect the same level of friendly, enthusiastic service at every Edinburgh Bicycle Co-operative shop.
Equally important, our shops are staffed by genuine cycling enthusiasts who are delighted to offer advice and share their expertise, while you browse the fantastic range of bicycles and cycle equipment on show in our shops.
This inclusiveness also means that Edinburgh Bicycle Co-operative support every cycling activity - off road and on road - whether the bike is your method of transport, your sport, your recreation or a mixture of these elements.
The fact that the Bicycle Co-op now employ 110 full co-op members (with dozens more staff serving their one-year "apprenticeship") suggests that we've hit upon a winning formula.
No strangers to expansion, the co-op has grown from a single outlet shop in Edinburgh to a multi-branch cycle retailer, with eight shops serving six cities from Aberdeen in the north to Manchester and Sheffield in the south.
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Evidence suggests that Nataru is responsible for the terrorist murders, but Birdy refuses to arrest her old friend. Continued failure to fulfill her duty as a federation agent will only lead to more bloodshed.
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"...and all the stars were watching them. Stars are beautiful, but they may not take an active part in anything, they must look on forever. It is a punishment put on them for something they did so long ago that no star now knows what it was. So the older ones have become glassy-eyed and seldom speak (winking is the star language), but the little ones still wonder." - Peter Pan
I'm surprised they don't ask questions like "what's a perambulator?" or "can you really lose your shadow?"
They just let me read, and they almost just al-most drift off to sleep when I find the right place on the page to stop.
It's hard to explain but- all these years as a mother I watch my babies grow and change right before my eyes, insides and outs, and I find it so very delightful!, but I ignored myself, and the changes taking place inside me, outside of me. Not meaning to, not to be a doormat or a saint,
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Atlantis is on the move again. Central Florida's space shuttle is headed to the Visitor's Complex at Kennedy Space Center.
LIVE VIDEO: Watch Atlantis move toward the Visitor's Complex
The shuttle was moved from its hangar at Cape Canaveral to the complex on Friday morning.
The entire process will take several hours. Halfway through, at about 10 a.m., NASA held a commemoration ceremony to celebrate Atlantis's history-making moments in space.
Atlantis will soon be on display in a brand new facility at the Visitor's Complex.
NASA officials say they want guests to see the shuttle as it would look in flight.
KSC planners hope the new space shuttle attraction will bring significantly more guests to the complex.
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Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner managed to sneak in time for a couples outing on Tuesday night.
The lovey-dovey duo joined fellow pair Rose Byrne and Bobby Cannavale at Hinoki & the Bird in Los Angeles, where the quartet shared oysters, wine and several of the eatery's other signature dishes.
"They were very nice and cordial," an onlooker tells PEOPLE of the Academy Award winner and his wife. "It sounds like Jen is the one who always picks the restaurants when they go out together. They seemed to be having a fun double date night, and Jen told the server they'll definitely be back."
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The Lebanon County pastor whose church put him on trial for breaking his vows by officiating his son's same-sex marriage has been found guilty.
Reverend Frank Schaefer was found guilty on two charges; one for conducting the same-sex marriage six years ago and the other for disobeying the church.
The Schaefer family was greeted with supportive hugs as they exited the courtroom Monday evening following the guilty verdict in East Vincent Township, Chester County.
"I am obviously very saddened so what we are hoping for tomorrow is a light sentence," said Reverend Schaefer's son Tim Schaefer.
Dozens of people protested in support of Rev. Schaefer.
"We are here to say we stand by Frank," said supporter Chett Pritchett.
But some feel same-sex marriage is causing a division in the church.
"I am against division, I think it is one of the biggest problems that we have. I think all people deserve to be loved equally and given an equal opportunity at anything," said supporter Sarah Cobb.
Members of the church say they are seeking a greater understanding of same-sex marriage even if they do not agree.
"It has been an ongoing concern and a matter for prayer. And we keep on discussing and trying to deliberate together and come to a better understanding," said United Methodist Church spokesperson Michele Bartlow.
Rev. Schaefer was brought to trail after church member Jon Boger filed the complaint against him.
Schaefer could have avoided a trial if he agreed to never again perform a same-gender wedding. But he declined because three of his four children are gay.
A 13-member jury found Reverend Schaefer guilty in a church trial. Nine votes were needed for the verdict.
The penalty phase of the trial will start Tuesday at 9 a.m.
Rev. Schaefer could face penalties ranging from a temporary suspension to completely losing his credentials.
Seven votes are needed for any penalty. His son Tim is expected to take the stand Tuesday.


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The year's second tennis major, the 2011 French Open, gets underway on Sunday on the unmistakable red clay of Roland Garros in Paris.
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Can men's No. 2 seed Novak Djokovic keep his amazing win streak alive against the likes of top-seed Rafael Nadal? Could legendary Swiss master Roger Federer go all the way to his 17th grand-slam title? Or could an up-and-coming, lesser-known player—a Gael Monfils, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga or Gilles Simon—get hot and shock the world?
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A man who thinks it is attractive to be skinny and lacking in muscle mass or any outward physical appearance of masculinity. The most amusing example being young, metrosexual males who weigh 120-140 pound and go to the gym to "tone" and "get cut", but fear "getting too big."
Last night when I wanted to squat there was some manorexic kid pumping out 20 rep sets of frat curls in the rack with the bar plus 10 pounds. When I told him to move so I could squat, he told me he never did those because they are bad your your knees and he was afraid the huge testosterone and GH release would cause him to gain weight.
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a male anorexic, a man who starves himself because of poor self esteem, or skewed self image
max starved himself for so long, it became obvious he was a manorexic.
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n. an anorexic of the male persuasion. an emaciated male.
Did you see that pathetic emo kid? He was such the manorexic.
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When a man obsessively diets, goes to the gym, and pinches his stomach to evaluate his body fat.
Mimoun, you don't need to pinch your tummy. So manorexic these days!
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A dude who thinks he is too fat
Steve: dude I have to go to the gym because I am gaining too much weight
Frank: you are a manorexic, stop acting like a little bitch
Steve: you are right, lets get some wings at Brother Jimmy's
Frank: you are a manorexic, stop acting like a little bitch
Steve: you are right, lets get some wings at Brother Jimmy's
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very skinny male
that guy is man-orexic he should eat more
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A male who is way to skinny. Typically, their ribs are visible and legs look like toothpicks. usually, a nerd, skater, or emo kid.
girl 1: The new guy is so cute.
girl 2: But, he looks manorexic. His skinny jeans are loose on him.
girl 2: But, he looks manorexic. His skinny jeans are loose on him.
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