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• There is the heavily lobbied dentist bill -- House Bill 687 by Rep. Kevin Pearson, R-Slidell -- which was heavily amended last week but still appears to curb the activities of Dr. Greg Folse, the Lafayette dentist whose school-based mobile dental clinic sparked this whole brouhaha to begin with.
• There also is House Bill 517 by Rep. Bernard LeBas, D-Ville Platte, which would allow some health-care workers to refuse to do their jobs if it conflicts with their religious convictions. The bill, a top priority for religious conservatives, got bogged down in the committee last week and is back for a second hearing.
• And then there is the bill to repeal Louisiana's mandatory helmet law for motorcyclists. House Bill 639 by Rep. James Morris, R-Oil City, has the support of Gov. Bobby Jindal, who included it in his legislative package. It already has received support from the same House committee that thinks backseat passengers should be required to wear seat belts. But this morning it faces a showdown in the same Senate committee that killed an almost identical bill last year.
The one clear difference between last year and this is that now the governor is putting his political capital behind the effort, which makes this a tidy test case of the governor's sway in the upper chamber.
Also of note is what's not on the Health & Welfare agenda: House Speaker Jim Tucker's House Bill 830, to establish the governance of the proposed state teaching hospital for New Orleans. Tucker said he awaits the outcome of ongoing mediation sessions that state Health and Hospitals Secretary Alan Levine is conducting with the presidents of the Louisiana State University System and Tulane University. The latest gathering of Levine, LSU's John Lombardi and Tulane's Scott Cowen was Tuesday.
Tucker said he trusts Levine to craft a workable plan that meets the speaker's and the Jindal administration's goal of an independent board that includes representatives of all the schools involved, without any one school controlling the new entity. Whatever the outcome, timing is important: the Senate Health & Welfare Committee's last regularly scheduled meeting of the session is slated for next Wednesday.
Elsewhere in the Capitol, the House Committee on Municipal, Parochial & Cultural Affairs will take up Sen. Edwin Murray's bill to require voter approval of the New Orleans master plan -- an idea that has drawn opposition from the Bureau of Governmental Research and newspaper editorialists.
In the Senate and Governmental Affairs Committee, members will give a hearing to Rep. Hunter Greene's House Bill 695 to require gubernatorial transition teams to report their contributors and cap the amount that individuals can give. The same committee also is scheduled to hear Rep. Mert Smiley's bill to abolish a bunch of useless boards and commissions.
Lingering on the Senate calendar are two bills dear to social conservatives. One is Rep. Cameron Henry's proposed retooling of the Louisiana Constitution's religious freedom clause; the other is Rep. Jonathan Perry's bill reaffirming the state's refusal to issue birth certificates listing two unmarried (read: gay) parents who adopt a Louisiana-born child in another state. It's not clear when senators will call the bills, but Louisiana Family Forum leader Gene Mills spent much of Tuesday afternoon huddling with members of the upper chamber and the Jindal administration.
The House, meanwhile, plans to take up a whole bunch of Senate measures, including Sen. Danny Martiny's "Centaur" bill to outlaw man-animal hybrids.
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• If supporting higher taxes is such bad politics, as we are often told, then why are so many House members tying themselves in knots trying to prevent the cigarette-tax bill from even coming up for a recorded vote? The Advocate's Marsha Shuler breaks down Tuesday's procedural battles on the House floor.
• The governor has begun signing bills. Thirteen were signed into law Tuesday, none of which will change life as we know it in South Louisiana.
• From the Department of the Totally Obvious comes the following front-page headline in the Baton Rouge Advocate: "Accusations, scandal hurt Jeffersons' image."
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Said this exact same thing to a buddy of mine last night after s***cago started controlling the whole game... Pretty much the same series with way less defense and goaltending. (Probably some of the worst tending I have seen in a Finals in a long time)
If Marian Hossa must go through the exact same thing 3 years in a row and the exact same series 2 years in a row I think it could be time to pull chute on signing that guy for Cup runs. Just a thought
I'm with you. The goaltending in this series has been terrible.
Chicago has given up 20 goals in 5 games 4.00 GAA and Philly has given up 21 goals for 4.2 GAA.
As far as Hossa, the Hawks are stuck with him for the rest of his career. Nobody wants a career playoff underachiever.

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UCLA has renewed its deal with Adidas as the school's official supplier of athletic apparel for another six years. The old deal was set to expire in June 2011.
Adidas will provide equipment and apparel to UCLA's 21 intercollegiate teams, and other campus units such as the UCLA Spirit Squad.
It is reported that the deal could be close to Adidas' top college partnership, with the University of Michigan, which is valued at US$7.5 million annually. The current UCLA-Adidas deal brings in US$4.57 million annually. If the new deal is close to the Michigan deal, it would put UCLA in the top three in its conference, the Pac-10.
"This announcement is the culmination of many months of internal discussions, planning and analysis," said UCLA Athletic Director Pete Dalis. "We invited proposals from all qualified and interested parties. In the end, adidas' response and ancillary marketing and promotional support best met the needs of the University."
UCLA is the only school in the Pac-10 that isn't sponsored by Nike.
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There's life in Texas yet. And maybe the pressure will ease off of coach Mack Brown, even if just for a few hours or days. Johnathan Gray rushed for 141 yards and two touchdowns, David Ash threw a 63-yard touchdown pass and Texas beat Kansas State 31-21 Saturday night in the Big 12 opener for both teams. Gray became Texas' first 100-yard rusher on the season and Texas' defense, pushed around in consecutive losses, put up a solid and energetic performance, forcing three critical second-half turnovers. Brown has been under intense pressure after three sub-par seasons and a bad start this year. The victory allowed Texas (2-2, 1-0) to avoid its first 1-3 start since 1956 and snapped a five-game losing streak to the Wildcats. ''You always want to start the conference off right,'' Gray said. ''We wanted to prove a point and hit them in the mouth.'' John Hubert scored two touchdowns and Tyler Lockett had 13 catches for 237 yards for Kansas State (2-2, 0-1). Gray's first touchdown in the second quarter came after he made two dazzling cuts on a 21-yard run. His second put Texas up 24-7 in the third. Malcolm Brown ran for Texas' last touchdown after the Wildcats had pulled within 10 points early in the fourth quarter. Ash, who missed the previous game with concussion-like symptoms, passed for 166 yards in the first half but missed the second with a new head injury. Senior Case McCoy took over, leading two touchdown drives. Texas came in as a team desperate to turn around it season. After consecutive losses, Brown urged his team to focus on the Big 12 and trying to win the league crown. The Longhorns, most notably the defense, responded with their most complete game of the season against the defending Big 12 champs. The defense, which played so poorly in the two losses, gave up a huge night receiving to Lockett, but forced the three turnovers that swung momentum early in the second half and preserved the win late. ''We came out fired up,'' Texas defensive end Jackson Jeffcoat said. ''This was a team we hadn't beaten in a while.'' Brown has been harshly criticized by Texas fans after the bad start to the season and his job future beyond this season rapidly escalated into a matter of open speculation. On Thursday, a member of the Texas board of regents acknowledged that he and a former regent spoke in January with Alabama coach Nick Saban's agent about Saban coaching the Longhorns if Brown retired. Two days later, Brown was asked if he would consider retiring, but the matter was dropped when Brown said he wanted to keep coaching. Saban dismissed speculation he'd be interested in the Texas job, but that didn't stop some Texas fans from printing burnt-orange ''Saban 2014'' t-shirts and wearing them to the game Saturday night. Brown did his best to push away the critics and the speculation about his job during the week. ''I said I'm going to be doing everything I can do to beat Kansas State. I haven't heard one word of it,'' Brown said. ''This can be a really good football team before we finish.'' Ash, who had been cleared to play Friday night, showed no effects of the previous head injury early in the game. But he took several big hits, both on runs and when standing in the pocket, before floating a perfectly-thrown pass to Kendall Sanders for Texas' first touchdown. Texas went up 17-0 on Gray's first touchdown. Kansas State responded with its first drive across midfield and Hubert spun through two tacklers on a 15-yard touchdown run with 1 minute left in the half. Ash was removed from the game at halftime to be evaluated for a head injury and didn't return, putting the game and the job of managing the lead in McCoy's hands. Kansas State fumbled on the first possession of the third quarter and McCoy handed the ball to Gray seven times in eight plays on a 56-yard drive to a touchdown and a 24-7 lead. ''It was major, quite obviously,'' Kansas State coach Bill Snyder said of the turnover. ''It had a dramatic impact on the outcome of the ball game ... We need some leadership to really step up.'' Hubert's second touchdown pulled Kansas State within 24-14 early in the fourth. Kansas State had pulled within 10 and was driving for a touchdown when Waters, who ran for a touchdown and passed for 275 yards, fumbled on the Texas 6 with 2:03 left to play. The Wildcats had one last chance when Tramaine Thompson returned a punt 40 yards inside the Texas 15, but Waters was sacked twice and fumbled with 17 seconds left. ''It came down to us as a team, fighting,'' McCoy said.
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CUYAHOGA FALLS - The easy part for Beachwood Bison girls basketball coach Michael Coreno was assembling a game plan for the Pymatuning Valley Lakers.
The difficult part was making sure the players followed the script, which was to keep Laker standout senior Geena Gabriel as far from the basket as possible.
Gabriel was able to beat man coverage and get inside several times in the first half but somehow wasn't able to produce a field goal. In the second half, the Bison's defense blocked all avenues to the basket for Gabriel, who again went without a fielder.
The Bison, meanwhile, picked up their offense after a sluggish first half and went on to post a 41-29 win in a semifinal of the Division III regional tournament Wednesday.
"We decided to play good defense," said Coreno of a second half in which the Bison outscored the Lakers, 25-12. "In the first half, we played their game on their offensive end of the court - moving around and not defending that pick and roll very well.
"Then we took some opportunities to make some adjustments and tried to get the ball out of 21's hands (Gabriel). When she drove we were doubling her. Twenty-one couldn't beat us by herself."
With Gabriel able to generate just seven points from the foul line, the Lakers (25-1) needed scoring from other sources. They weren't able to produce enough, making a mere nine field goals on 34 attempts. PV recorded just three field goals in the second half.
"We knew in the last couple games that everybody has been watching Geena," Lakers coach Jeff Compan said. "We wanted to come off the roll and hit the layup. They (the Bison) did a nice job of jamming us and holding on to us coming off the pick and roll.
"We couldn't get that space. If we could have gotten a couple of those early buckets, it might have eased us up a little bit."
There was some good news for the Lakers at halftime - namely a 17-16 lead. The Bison (20-6) also had their problems on the offensive end in the first half, missing several long 3-point attempts and a few from within the shadow of the basket.
It was if the teams were sparring in the first 16 minutes to get a feel for each other's strengths and weaknesses. After spotting the Lakers two quick free throws by Megan Stech in the third quarter, the Bison scored nine unanswered points, including 3-pointers by Mikah Aldridge and Aryana Jackson.
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Managerial economics is the application of microeconomic theory to managerial decision-making. Microeconomic theory is a remarkably useful body of ideas for understanding and analyzingt the behavior of individuals and firms in a variety of economic settingsd. The goal of the course is for you to understand this body of theory well enough so that you can effectively analyze managerial (and other) problems in an economic framework. While this is a "tools" course, we will cover many business applications so taht you can witness the usefulness of thse tools and acquire the skills to use them yourself. We will depart from the usualy microeconomic thoery course by giving more emphasis to prescription: What should a manager do in order to achieve some objective? That course deliverable is to be cmpared with description: Why do firms and consumers act the way they do? The latter will still be quite prominent in this course because only by understanding how customers and competitors behave can a manager determine the best strategy. Turning to coverage, the course begins with development of the theory of supply and demand underlying the competitive model. We then turn to monopoly and oligopoly and investigate the development and use of market power such s through price descrimination.
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Promiscuity, like crime, does not pay in "Some Body," a film that gloats at its heroine's misguided attempts at finding self-worth horizontally. Drama has a quasi-verite, improvisational feel that appears truthful. But it doesn't lend much sympathy, or depth, to characters who never seem worth knowing.
Promiscuity, like crime, does not pay in "Some Body," a film that gloats at its heroine's misguided attempts at finding self-worth horizontally. Shot over two years, director Henry Barrial and co-creator-star Stephanie Bennett's drama has a quasi-verite, improvisational feel that appears truthful. But it doesn't lend much sympathy, or depth, to characters who never seem worth knowing. Result is a rawer, marginally less judgmental "Looking for Mr. Goodbar" update with the melodramatic blood-and-thunder excised, but little insight to compensate. Digital feature is most likely to find a post-fest aud online and on tape.
Developed by the duo out of an acting class exercise, using some autobiographical material and some performers — they won't say which — playing "themselves," pic chronicles a rough-sledding period in the life of 30-ish L.A. denizen Samantha (Bennett).
After an initial sequence in which she tells a long folk tale to an off-camera inquisitor — this tired faux "interview" device recurs throughout — she gets drunk and flirtatiously disorderly at a party.
These shenanigans are viewed dimly by Anthony (Jeramy Guillory), her live-in boyfriend of seven years. He yanks her home, and the next morning asks his mega-hungover fiancee why she regularly feels the need to embarrasses him, and herself, in public.
Sam's response is the one we soon realize she uses in all "difficult" situations: She bursts into tears, deflecting criticism with "Why must you hurt me by saying that?"-type whining. Further, she uses this particular occasion to announce, "I'm not sure what I want. Maybe I need to spend some time by myself." In other words, hasta la vista, baby.
Moving into her own place, Sam gets inebriatedly busy with a hunksome neighbor (Billy Ray Gallion). But relationshipwise, he's a bit attention-deficit disordered, too. Subsequent fallout sends protag running to her family's bosom in Texas, whence she leaves lots of conciliatory phone messages on Anthony's machine.
But he's already found a more pliant girlfriend (Laura Katz). Not at all pleased, Sam becomes the Ex From Hell, using her "visiting rights" with his dog to become an ever-more-hysterical nuisance. ("I'm begging you! Please don't let somebody else be his mommy!" she wails.)
Outmaneuvered by the new g.f., who's no slouch at manipulating men either, Sam dives into a series of affairs and one-nighters, most launched under the influence of whatever substances are available.
Despite one such sordid start, a relationship with nebbishy yet sexually turbo-charged Bobby (Sean Michael Allen) looks promising until it's clear he wants a mistress, not a girlfriend (he already has one of those).
Lacking even initial appeal is Tony T. (Tom Vitorino), a pushy guido stereotype who wastes zero post-coital time before beginning to exhibit disturbing stalker tendencies.
This creep raises expectations that a "Goodbar"-style violent demise is en route. "Some Body" sidesteps that cliche. Yet the more "real," ambiguous ending it opts for offers little emotional satisfaction, since Sam's decision to clean up her act doesn't seem rooted in any new maturity or sense of direction.
"What I know now is that … I want a change," she tells us. This sounds suspiciously rather less like progress than the same old self-justifying, vague psychobabble she's spouted all along.
Very good movies have been made about shallow, going-nowhere characters. But at the risk of being cruel, "Some Body" is like many L.A.-based films by/about actors — it doesn't realize that its self-absorbed, easily bored protags aren't really Everypeople. With even semi-doormat Anthony showing his Insensitive Clod side, there's virtually no one here to like.
Pic's refusal to make outright fun is admirable, though at the same time there's a condescending edge all the more sour for falling short of satire.
Sam's male friends are frequently heard weighing whether she's really "such a whore" or not. Their hypocrisy is clear, yet the film manages to echo that sentiment even as it seldom leaves her p.o.v.
Boiled down from a reported 100 hours' footage, pic holds attention, varying tempo in occasionally overly calculated ways.
Speeded-up segs underline the emptiness of Sam's everyday routines; slo-mo invariably catches her doing Something Bad (boozing, smoking, snorting, sexing). Results are clever, but the veneer of intimacy yields no empathy or insight.
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Today is a day of recognition that often flies under our special days/holidays radar. Especially with Memorial Day beckoning followed by Flag Day, Father's Day and the big bang of July 4th. But Armed Forces Day should get our attention - and respect - today.
Armed Forces Day is celebrated on the third Saturday in May. It falls near the end of Armed Forces Week, which begins on the second Saturday of May and ends on the third Sunday of May.
An effort to create a single holiday to honor and thank military members for their patriotic service was led by President Harry S. Truman. On Aug. 31, 1949, then Secretary of Defense Louis Johnson announced the creation of Armed Forces Day. President Truman also announced the holiday in a presidential proclamation on Feb. 20, 1950. All branches of the military were asked to celebrate on this day and they complied on the first Armed Forces Day which was held the following year on May 20, 1950.
The first Armed Forces Day was celebrated by parades, open houses, receptions and air shows. Americans just don't do that any longer. Such festivities are saved for the big holidays such as the upcoming Memorial Day celebrations which certainly merit all the attention they receive.
What is sad is that you would have to believe that many Americans don't even know there is an Armed Forces Day. Or when it is. That shouldn't be. It just isn't right when you think of the tens of thousands of Americans proudly serving our country. And, of course, all who have served including dwindling numbers of World War II veterans. Through this past Dec. 31, there were 1,369,532 people were on active duty in the armed forces with an additional 850,880 people in the seven reserve components. That comes to 2 million-plus reasons for each and every American to be grateful today. We should all stop today and pause and thank those who serve. Especially those in potential combat areas. Our service personnel protect all of us. Never lose sight of that. Impress that notion upon your children and grandchildren.
They can be called upon at a moment's notice to perform risky duties for our safety and benefit. They train hard both physically and mentally. The sacrifices of all military personnel are many. Appreciate that. Today they deserve our respect and a well-intentioned salute.


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Cambridge to set record straight at Abbey Stadium21st January 2013 / David Parsons
Football – England – Blue Square Premier
Tuesday 22nd January 2013 – Kickoff: 1945hrs
Cambridge United, sitting just above mid-table, take on bottom of the Blue Square Premier side Ebbsfleet United on Tuesday night as they look to bounce back straight away from their surprise 1-3 home defeat to Nuneaton Town last week.
A home defeat to BSP strugglers Nuneaton Town was definitely not in Cambridge United's script as they were preparing to edge closer to the play-off pack, but Nuneaton have improved quite significantly in recent weeks and Cambridge will need to wait until Tuesday to set the record straight.
Cambridge's home record stands at 7-2-5 26/20 and they've lost just once in their last six matches on home turf with wins over Macclesfield, Gateshead, Braintree Town and Stockport County. It's worth pointing out also that The U's have recorded five wins from the last seven meetings with Ebbsfleet United – the other two were draws away from home at Ebbsfleet, so Cambridge United hold a good record over their visitors tonight.
Ebbsfleet United now sit bottom of the pile following a miserable run of form which has seen them winless in their last seven league matches and they've taken just 3 points from a possible 21 on offer and are two points behind nearest rivals Barrow and some seven points from a safety position.
Recent draws with Grimsby Town, Dartford and Lincoln City have not been enough to stave off being placed bottom of the league with defeats against Cambridge United (2-4 at home back in early December), 1-4 and 1-3 away at Mansfield Town and Dartford respectively along with a 0-1 loss at Woking a couple of weeks ago before the bad weather set in.
Ebbsfleet travel to Cambridge in an attempt to halt a run of three straight defeats but they face a tall order against a Cambridge side who are usually strong at home and will be looking to set the record straight in front of their home crowd. Ebbsfleet's three away wins have come at Nuneaton Town, Tamworth and Macclesfield but surely Cambridge presents a stiffer test tonight? I'll back the hosts again as lightning surely can't strike twice (but it may well snow!) with a comfortable 2-0 home win and thereby cover the -1 handicap.
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Weekly sessions foster open communication, interaction among staff
Susan Gray
Human Resources Manager, APWA
Earlier this year, APWA implemented its own take on diversity awareness training in its Kansas City headquarters office. However, "training" does not adequately describe the approach used. Instead, time is dedicated for honest and informal discussions on particular aspects of diversity during weekly staff meetings. Discussions began as a method to enhance diversity awareness and to emphasize how such differences among staff can be fully appreciated for what they bring to work. Conversations have been engaging and genuine. Building trust and team spirit has occurred since the effort to examine issues supporting diversity awareness began. Consequently, a more productive and enjoyable work environment has materialized. Numerous diversity articles and reports profess that these are exactly the kinds of results to expect.
The argument for diversity is strong and enormous support is evident from lengthy case studies to simple reason. Diversity awareness is essential for the continued vitality of an organization in a global economy, and particularly as trends predict significant increases in diversified workforces. In order to create a strong and resilient workforce, employers must attract and retain employees who are qualified, motivated, and dedicated to the goals of the organization. Such an outcome is produced in a work environment that is positive, nurturing, and sensitive to diversity.
Admittedly, it is early for APWA to fully evaluate the effectiveness of its diversity sessions, but hopeful signs of positive outcomes are already emerging. For example, staff turnover experienced a surprising decline for the first time in several years since the sessions began. However, the effectiveness of any training program must be continuously measured and evaluated. APWA has identified the following components that have contributed to the continued success of its program.
1. The leadership is actively involved. Top management has accepted personal responsibility in delivering the message that APWA is committed to the importance of diversity as a workforce issue. This is important since the leadership holds a greater capacity to mold organizational culture with direct endorsement and participation. In doing so, management confirms its commitment to the organization.
For example, Kaye Sullivan, Deputy Executive Director, personally conducted the first several sessions at APWA's Kansas City office. Not only did she conduct these sessions, but she also initiated the efforts in the Kansas City office. Her lead and approach provided a foundation. Goals were clearly defined and tied to the organizational mission. Her active involvement opened doors of communication and encouraged interaction. Staff quickly began to share personal experiences. Opposing views may be evident at times, but discussions have maintained a level of respect and appreciation among staff-the only true "ground rule." The timing also plays a role in success, as these efforts were not prompted by incidents signaling problems with acceptance of diversity issues.
2. Diversity is broadly defined and all-inclusive. APWA has not limited its diversity focus to the legally-protected classifications such as gender, age, race, ethnicity, etc. Rather, APWA strives to assure that diversity includes all employees with discussions about differences such as generational identity, location of residence, level of education, communication styles, personality, skill sets, etc. The promotion of diversity is not an affirmative action or an equal opportunity program. APWA views this diversity initiative as supporting the values of all individuals-their differing perspectives and full inclusion into the workplace.
3. The responsibility is shared. The commitment to diversity is not a job belonging to one person or department. Staff in various positions and departments guide APWA diversity efforts and discussions. All employees are encouraged to lead a session on a topic of their choice or by using a favorite resource. For example, Lee Hawkins, Director of Member Services, contributed his diversity expertise from a previously held position while guiding several lively discussions. During another session, Kevin Clark, Editor, brought several issues of the APWA Reporter for discussion to illustrate a historical perception of women within APWA. Tracy Alfaro, Receptionist & Administrative Clerk, has also championed the cause for diversity by researching topics to include in educational messages distributed to staff. Regardless of who leads the effort, full participation (even from the quietest employees) drives the success.
4. The delivery is repeated and the format is varied. Diversity awareness training cannot be effective if it is conducted on an annual basis. It should be entrenched within an organization throughout every function, every facet. The session formats have also played an important role in success. The resources have been excellent and the formats have encouraged interaction without the use of role-playing or exercises, which can be a real turn-off to some people. APWA tries to listen to employees in order to allow feedback to guide program content and design. Losing the interest of employees will hinder the process of strengthening a commitment to diversity. APWA has already experimented with a few formats and prepares for the next change in the course of action in support of diversity efforts.
The following are some examples of varied sessions and delivery:
5. Resistance is carefully handled. Little resistance by staff has occurred at APWA. The majority of employees have expressed appreciation for these sessions and indicated that they look forward to them. However, organizations must be prepared to evaluate the distinctions between differing views, resistance, and intolerance. If open communication is encouraged, then employees may feel comfortable sharing information that may be perceived in a range as wide as vulnerable and supportive to skeptical and hostile. For example, a few sessions at APWA have focused on generational differences. During one of these sessions, staff pointed out that some of the materials were offensive due to the evidence of stereotyping behavior. The discussion did not end sourly; rather, it heightened awareness. A defensive reaction would have produced damaging results. The perception of a reprimand creates distrust and hinders efforts if "political correctness" overtakes the opportunity to learn from one another.
"I have really looked forward to our staff meetings knowing that they will end in insightful and honest discussions. Our diversity "sharing" has been invaluable to me as it has given me new perspective. It's been an incredible way to get to know co-workers unlike any working experience I've had previously. I've taken so much away with me and have found myself recently involved in similar discussions outside of work, obviously fueled by stories I've heard during these sessions. I think it has helped us all become less quick to judge others and has created a greater understanding." - Diana Forbes, Meetings Coordinator
The cost of intolerance in the workplace is like a deadly virus. The acceptance of differing views is the point of diversity awareness, but there is no room for discrimination and mistreatment of employees and customers.
Time is precious, but that has been the only cost to APWA for its diversity initiatives in Kansas City. Morale suffers when employees feel unappreciated for their contributions, unvalued, and excluded as individuals. With the cost of turnover, lost productivity due to inter-group conflicts, and potential employment lawsuits, how can an organization afford not to support the efforts of diversity?
To contact Susan Gray, please call (816) 472-6100 or send e-mail to email@example.com.
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I like the look of this one but over the last 2 Lego games I've played I have found some boredom creeping in. Not that I plan on getting a Wii-U anyway.
haha that was pretty great. The humour in Lego games has always drawn me to them but the gameplay is so shallow that I assume I would get bored quickly. There might just be enough content here to keep me entertained for a while, but with GTAV coming out soon after... hmm... that might be a problem for LCU for the few people in the cross-over between the two games.


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I am not dodging anything. Mochizuki Kancho said consistent hard mindful training develops awareness. He also said awareness is the key to the superior techniques of O'Sensei. I am trying to share the insight of a great budo master.
The japanese think so. I recently posted the story of the Tea Master
you can read that.
Cool, the next time a white belt asks me how to pass the guard. Rather then explain some drills that will help develop this skill. I will tell him to just practice hard with awareness or some other meta-physical mumbo jumbo. He will figure it out eventually.
However, I'll bite in your vagueness. What are you doing in your training while you are consistent and mindful? Personally, I like to paint myself blue with a magic marker, do keg stands, and do jumping jacks. While I do this I contemplate extending ki and being the center of the universe. I plan to enter the UFC this summer with this training method. I mean, I'm being mindful, that's good enough right?
Furthermore, being mindful and aware is not some deep insight. It's obvious advice. My father taught it to me at a young age. He would say to me after doing something stupid "Hey, that was stupid hu? Pay more attention next time and that won't happen."
I don't need training methods to make me more aware. What I need training methods for is to develop proper technique and muscle memory while fostering fitness and developing strategy. The being mindful comes from just paying attention, and the awareness is a by product. The big advantage is I learn to punch, clinch, takedown, choke a person trying their best to do it back to me. If I just played chess, I would learn none of that.
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From June 1987 through May 1988, we collected reports of injuries among 5300 children who attended 71 day-care centers in Atlanta, Ga. One hundred forty-three injuries severe enough for the child to require medical or dental care were reported, including 63 lacerations (44.1%), 23 fractures (16.1%), 5 crush injuries (3.5%), 4 dislocations (2.8%), 2 human bites (1.4%), and 2 concussions (1.4%). The head was the site of 98 (68.5%) injuries. Peak hours for injuries were 11 AM and 4 PM, the peak day was Monday, and the peak season was summer. After adjustment for hours and dates of attendance, the rate was 1.77 injuries per 100 000 child-hours in day care; among preschool-aged children, infants had the lowest rate (0.77) and 2-year-old children had the highest rate (2.26). Almost 47% of injuries occurred on the playground; falls were involved in 70% of such injuries. Because 33% of all injuries resulted from falls on the playground, impact-absorbing playground surfaces may be a possible intervention to reduce injuries.
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CHARLESTON - Musselman listened all week about "Capital this," "Capital that," about how the Cougars were one of the hottest teams in the state.
The 10th-ranked Applemen simply invoked their will on Capital as they defeated the No. 7 Cougars 42-23 Friday night at Laidley Field to reach the quarterfinals of the Class AAA playoffs.
The Applemen will be play on the Eastern Panhandle, as either guests of Martinsburg or hosts of Beckley Woodrow Wilson -pending the outcome of that first-round game to be played today.
It was a pretty dominating effort by the Applemen in their victory in a game that matched a pair of 7-3 squads.
The Applemen powered to 327 yards rushing, led by 75 by Cody Spinks, and had another 98 passing. The Applemen held Capital to 291 yards of total offense.
Muselman pulled away in the second half after holding a 14-10 lead at intermission.
Caleb Dembeck threw a pair of third-quarter touchdown passes, and Spinks rushed for his second score four and a half minutes into the third quarter. Maverick Keller caught a second-half touchdown pass and also ran for one.
Musselman showed itself form the onset, scoring on its first series after Capital deferred.
It was a sign of things to come as Danny Arndt shoved the ball over from 4 yards out -the first of three rushing touchdowns by the Musselman fullbacks.
Capital countered immediately as James Richmond ran in from 4 yards to tie the game with 1:40 to play in the first period.
Both teams converted three third downs on their initial drives.
Spinks put the Applemen ahead late in the second quarter with a 10-yard touchdown run.
Logan Garrison kicked a 27-yard field goal in the final minute of the half and then scored on a 6-yard run by Richmond to open the second half for a 14-7 lead.
That was it for Capital, though.
Darren Zombro caught a 25-yard touchdown pass from Dembeck to put Musselman ahead for good at 21-17 midway through the third quarter.
After a long run by Josh Ferguson, Keller caught a 9-yard touchdown pass from Dembeck to push Musselman's lead to 11 points.
Spinks ran 18 yards for his second score, and Keller capped the scoring with a x-yard run.
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Keller clinched the game for the Applemen with a last-minute interception.


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The LSU women's golf team remains tied for second place after the second round of the NCAA Central Regional on Friday at Warren Golf Course in Notre Dame, Ind.
Three Lady Tigers are in the top 11 in the individual standings as the Tigers try to advance to the Division I Women's Championship for the third time in four years.
On an afternoon with gusty winds that made scoring difficult for the 12 top seeds, LSU shot 15-over-par 303. The Lady Tigers are tied for second with Minnesota at 22-over 598, six strokes behind leader UCLA.
The top eight teams qualify for the championship.
After UCLA, LSU and Minnesota are Notre Dame, Ohio State, Northwestern and Stanford with Arkansas in eighth. Tulane is tied for 11th place, five shots back at 39-over. Maribel Lopez Porras had her second consecutive strong round of one-over 73 to stand in the group tied at 3-over 147.
"It was tough out there," LSU Coach Karen Bahnsen said. "There are some very difficult holes on this golf course and you have to stay mentally tough to be successful. But we are looking at the teams that are behind us. We want to catch UCLA and win this tournament. That's going to be our mindset when we come out to the course on Saturday."
Freshman Austin Ernst is 2-over 146, in a tie for third place, two shots behind leader Emily Tubert of Arkansas at even-par 144.
"I was just trying to control the ball a bit more," Ernst said. "I feel like I have really good control on my ball right now with my irons and I just try to get it on the green. (Saturday) I want to do the same things I've been doing the past few days and hopefully get a few more putts to drop and see what happens."
LSU's Megan McChrystal is tied for fifth at 3-over, and Amalie Valle is in a group tied for 11th at 5-over.


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P Matt Deegan
School/Class: Ponte Vedra, sr.
Stats: 5-2, 1.74 ERA, 64 K, 21 BB, 56.1 IP
Why he's here: Had all the tools you could ask for in an ace. Improved fastball to the high 80s/low-90s in his senior year, showed excellent location ability and always got stronger as the game wore on. The College of Charleston commit was the crux of Ponte Vedra's state championship.
P Byron Yelverton
School/Class: Ponte Vedra, sr.
Stats: 6-2, 1.93 ERA, 35 K, 7 BB
Why he's here: Sharks coach Tom Stanton had enough faith in Yelverton to pitch him in both this year's and last season's state title game. The lefty would be an ace in his own right on nearly any other staff in the county, but paired with Deegan, the two made for a formidable combo.
P Dalton Whitaker
School/Class: Bartram Trail, sr.
Stats: 6-2, 0.87 ERA, 54 K
Why he's here: As consistent a pitcher in St. Johns County, Whitaker's performances never fluctuated from his lofty standard. His stellar ERA was a result of technique and faith in the Bears defense backing him up.
P Blair Calvo
School/Class: Nease, jr.
Stats: 9-0, 0.77 ERA, 69 K, .89 WHIP
Why he's here: The record says it all. Despite struggling with run support last year, the Panthers were a formidable draw due to their uncompromising pitching staff. Calvo's no-hitter against Menendez (a game where Nease scored eight runs, ironically) is a sign of things to come next season.
P Tyler Wills
School/Class: Creekside, sr.
Stats: 6-4, 1.99 ERA, 71 K
Why he's here: Despite not reaching the same impressive marks as his junior campaign, Wills turned it on late as the Knights made their postseason run. He only allowed one earned run to Estero in Creekside's 3-1 loss in the Class 5A state semifinals.
C Alex Willich
School/Class: Ponte Vedra, jr.
Stats: 11 RBIs, 40 percent runners caught stealing
Why he's here: Though his hitting statistics won't jump off the page, Willich's responsibility of handling the Sharks pitching staff alone puts him among the county's best. He also called defensive alignments for Ponte Vedra on top of all the pitch calling. A throwback backstop.
INF Jordan Petkoski
School/Class: Nease, sr.
Stats: .396 avg., 23 R, 18 SBs, .536 OBP
Why he's here: The Panthers may not have been an offensive juggernaut, but Petkoski was a threat to reach base at all times. Also gave Nease a strong glove at second base, committing just three errors in 67 chances.
INF Josh Pagliei
School/Class: Menendez, sr.
Stats: .312 avg., 6 SB, 6 doubles
Why he's here: Handled the responsibility of replacing one of the county's brighter stars (Avery Romero). One of the few upperclassmen on Menendez, Pagliei provided leadership to a group of young players looking to make a name for themselves in the county.
INF Max Miller
School/Class: Ponte Vedra, jr.
Stats: 16 RBI, 21 SBs
Why he's here: A pure leadoff man, Miller was the speed and base path disruption that the Sharks needed to manufacture wins. His 21 stolen bases always kept the attention of opposing pitchers when he reached base.
INF Mike Cassala
School/Class: Bartram Trail, so.
Stats: .373 avg.
Why he's here: A solid average hitter on one of the county's better offenses. With injuries plaguing star centerfielder, and Miami commit, Justin Smith, Cassala picked up the load and ran with it. With two seasons left, Cassala's potential is his greatest strength.
INF Matt Allen
School/Class: Creekside, jr.
Stats: .352 avg., 13 RBIs
Why he's here: In a Knights offense that was built around top-to-bottom production, Allen contributed immediately to a state semifinalist. Allen was also responsible for catching duties.
OF Dillon Reed
School/Class: Creekside, so.
Stats: .349 avg., 13 RBIs
Why he's here: Another one of Creekside's young talents, Reed was solid in the outfield defensively while slowly asserting himself as a player to watch in the future. Well-balanced and versatile, Reed's only going to get better as his abilities mature.
OF Sean Bryan
School/Class: Nease, jr.
Stats: .370 avg., 16 RBI, 16 SBs, 7 doubles
Why he's here: Led the Panthers in batting average. Bryan is part of a strong class of rising seniors for Nease that threatens to build off of this year's successes into a strong postseason run in 2014.
UTIL Walker Sheller
School/Class: Ponte Vedra, sr.
Stats: Pitching, 6-1, 7 saves, 1.17 ERA; hitting, 17 RBIs
Why he's here: A utility player of the highest degree. Sheller's performance from the mound and the plate almost stole the Player of the Year award away from teammate Deegan. On top of being among the RBI leaders for the Sharks, Sheller won both the state semifinal and final games in relief.
UTIL Daniel Williams
School/Class: Nease, sr.
Stats: Pitching, 6-2, 1.21 ERA, 66 K; hitting, .357 avg., 15 RBIs
Why he's here: Another dual-threat player, Williams was as comfortable from the mound as he was with a bat in his hand.
UTIL Brett Poling
School/Class: Ponte Vedra, sr.
Stats: Hitting, 15 RBIs, .256 avg., 15 SBs
Why he's here: May not have had as big an impact from the mound as other utility players, but Poling's consistency over his career on the infield earned him this spot. Also drove in the game-winning run in the Sharks' state championship games, which is worth some recognition.
Honorable Mention
OF Justin Smith, Bartram, jr.
OF Wyatt Meisterhans, Bartram, sr.
INF Vinny Masi, Bartram, sr.
UTIL Dunning Weed, St. Augustine, fr.
P Jay Stadius, Bartram, sr.
UTIL Joseph Scibelli, Beacon, sr.
OF Andrew Davidson, Creekside, sr.
INF Angel Camacho, Creekside, so.
INF Chris Gieger, Creekside, sr.
P Aaron Dyson, Menendez, so.
INF Sean Fitzpatrick, St. Augustine, sr.
UTIL Trey Piesco, St. Joseph, fr.
INF Thompson Hinman, St. Joseph, so.
The Record's 2013 All-County Baseball team was compiled by sports writer Austen Gregerson. The team was chosen based on statistics and input from county coaches.


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BETHLEHEM, Pa. - All right, now it's really interesting.
It was expected that the Eagles would trade quarterback Kevin Kolb to Arizona, probably for cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, and it was expected they would bring back defensive end Jason Babin through free agency.
During the first hectic days of the jump-started 2011 season, the Eagles did the expected. They got those deals done, and they quietly endured the predictable holdout of DeSean Jackson and the also predictable inability to get a quick contract settlement with their first-round draft pick.


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Here are 5 of the more interesting apps that have been smitten by El Goog's secret ban hammer!
5 smartphone apps banned by... Google
Here are 5 of the more interesting apps that have been smitten by El Goog's secret ban hammer!
47 Comments
1. cezarepc (Posts: 714; Member since: 23 Nov 2012)
Love the last one.
3. tech2 (Posts: 3455; Member since: 26 Oct 2012)
Google thought instead of building an entire app mothers could just ask the question, 'Does he like use iPhone ?' ;)
2. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
Is my son gay?
Me : Hmm.....maybe....
WHOA wait a minute, I'm only 14!
Wake up! WAKE UP!
15. trkota (Posts: 3; Member since: 11 Jan 2013)
ba dum tss...
16. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
35. PAPINYC (banned) (Posts: 2315; Member since: 30 Jul 2011)
I don't have a son yet but, from what all the science suggests, homosexualiTy is genetic. One sure way of knowing at an early age is, just throw both an iPhone and an Android smartphone into the crib a week or two after birth; if the baby boy graviTates toward the iPhone then just buy him the latest Jennifer Lopez collection at Kmart. (And, don't forget the Manolo Blahniks)
38. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
42. gmracer1 (Posts: 646; Member since: 28 Dec 2012)
LMMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That, sir, is funny, true, and epic! xD
45. Diazene (Posts: 129; Member since: 01 May 2013)
don't know if you were serious about the first part, but it isn't genetic
source : Darwin
4. tiara6918 (Posts: 2036; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
Adblock plus?! Wow,what a surprise!I just downloaded that weeks ago but now when I read the article, I went to the play store and now it's gone
20. cmikeh2 (Posts: 26; Member since: 09 May 2012)
There was significant evidence that AdBlock Plus' mechanism for blocking ads would interfere with other apps on the device in a way that would inhibit the performance of those apps. Oftentimes then those apps would receive low reviews despite there not actually being an inherent flaw with the app being reviewed but with AdBlock Plus. Since the app was adversely affecting other play store apps it was determined that it should be removed. At least that's the story I've heard.
34. tiara6918 (Posts: 2036; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
I agree with you, sometimes I taught there was something wrong with my browser(not loading the site) and some apps but when I paused adblock it came out working properly
40. illiad (Posts: 128; Member since: 07 Feb 2012)
I tried it, and it was quite hopeless, not worth it at all.. there was a similar one, meant to block ads fro apps, but that was dubious too..
If you use desktop opera to block internet ads, you can use the same 'urlfilter' with android Opera... :)
5. nicholassss (Posts: 368; Member since: 10 May 2012)
Good thing our homies over at XDA have our backs.
6. ibap (Posts: 758; Member since: 09 Sep 2009)
Siri was most likely removed because they just didn't want the headache of a stupid dispute with Apple. I'm not interested, but I'm guessing the exact same app will show up with a different name.
7. recond9 (Posts: 50; Member since: 11 Jan 2013)
Big deal.Many of them will still available on sites that crack apps.
8. Mxyzptlk (Posts: 12979; Member since: 21 Apr 2012)
And they said android was open and allowed freedom.
9. deacz (Posts: 162; Member since: 02 Nov 2011)
we are still totally free to install them? its just that google wont supply the server and bandwith space.
22. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
so you need to get them outside of Google.. then yes Google is no that open..
32. NickPeters (Posts: 74; Member since: 24 Oct 2012)
U could actually use THE Google Search to find the download apk files so how's that to yours: '' Google is not open...'' ?
36. jroc74 (Posts: 6005; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
I take it you and your buddy didnt bother reading some of the descriptions of the apps.....figures.
One was because of pressure from advocacy groups. Is my son gay? What if I have a daughter? Discrimination....lol. Or is the developer implying its ok for females to be gay....hmmmm....
Siri for Android? Are yall 2 gonna seriously squawk about that one? I guess you want Apple to have more ammo to go after Android, Google huh.
Online gambling is a touchy issue.
Only one I might have a problem with is ad block.
PSx Emulators....well technically....you know the deal with that. That coulda been more for Sony's benefit to remove it.
10. zekes (Posts: 229; Member since: 14 Aug 2012)
thats what i said lol guess not
11. kellkeezy (Posts: 57; Member since: 17 Dec 2011)
if that comment is for the psx4droid app, well lets see here, android runs on multiple devices. One of those being Sony Xeperia, which sony also has some form of gaming rights for FF7, 8, 9 and 10. So just like Nintendo .they dont want their precious games that everyone loves, falling into the hands of millions for free on handheld devices.
28. Zero0 (Posts: 592; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
Sony and Nintendo can't do anything about emulators. Emulators themselves are legal. Redistributing ROMs and BIOS is piracy, and that's where Sony and Nintendo could go after emulator users (and Google, if PSX4Droid has the BIOS).
17. shuaibhere (Posts: 1986; Member since: 07 Jul 2012)
We are not only restricted to play store unlike you with apps store...
You can easily sideload any apps in android..android is open and will remain open always..
23. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
and then you wonder why there are viruses on Android right?
44. tha.fox (Posts: 100; Member since: 30 Nov 2011)
Ive never gotten a virus on the 5 droids Ive owned. That argument is really getting old
27. Zero0 (Posts: 592; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
Right. Because Google removed these from all of the Internets around the world.
At least a couple of these have legal implications. PSX4Droid was likely pulled because it probably bundled the PlayStation BIOS (that's piracy). Other emulators are on the store, but require BIOS to be supplied by the user (or are for systems without a BIOS). Siri sounds like a lawsuit waiting to happen.
The Is My Son Gay app probably shouldn't exist, and the fact that Google removed it isn't so much a reflection on Google's speech infringement, but a reflection on the bigotry of society.
As for the other two, they're questionable, but feel free to download and install. Just one little checkbox makes it all possible.
In any event, Android IS open. Android IS free. Google Play isn't, but guess what? Google Play doesn't have to be the alpha and omega of Android.
37. jroc74 (Posts: 6005; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
I shoulda read your post before making mine. I said almost the same things....lol.
12. Basharhd99 (Posts: 75; Member since: 05 Jul 2012)
Dear Google .. Ever heard of APK???
13. Deadeye37 (Posts: 162; Member since: 25 Jan 2011)
So....Where can I get PSX4Droid? That was the best PSX emulator! I had gotten it off the creator's webpage. One day, the app died and was never resurrected. And I was getting close to beating FFVII (I have yet to beat that dang game)!
14. _PHug_ (Posts: 444; Member since: 11 Oct 2011)
I actually LOL when I got to number 5.
18. valapsp (Posts: 557; Member since: 12 Aug 2011)
Guys you can download the Adblock Plus app right from its website, here's the link:http://adblockplus.org/en/andr
19. DontHateOnS60 (Posts: 867; Member since: 20 Apr 2009)
Where's the advocacy group that stands up for freedom and says if you don't like the purpose of an app, don't download the damn thing and move on...
These companies are being run by a bunch of pansies, similar to our other leaders in this country who will bend over backwards for a gay rights group because something upset them rather then telling them get over it. You don't like it? Tough. That's life, deal with it and move on.
Rant end.
That Siri one is interesting. I'd love to hear Google's excuse for that one.
21. moolotovzz (Posts: 24; Member since: 12 Mar 2013)
I wonder how much must it take to turn your back on google.. I mean those guys made our lives easier with many products and now they can start pushing their rooles: what is good for you and what is bad, what should be prohibited and what not, which commercials shall you see and which not.. and if you dont like it than fine - dont use gmaps, gmail, android stuff, youtube? and other stuff which is daily life products for many people... another brick in the wall... (Pink floyd)
25. boosook (Posts: 1436; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
Yes, unfortunately Andy Rubin has been removed and the company seems to have changed a little bit lately. They're becoming more close, less innovative, more conservative and more arrogant.
24. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
I am here in the Android camp the land of the free.... wait.. the land of the not so free,,, now back to Apple TV
26. robocopvn (Posts: 415; Member since: 10 Mar 2010)
Could it be Mr Page is gay ? and he's affraid of his mom using this app :D :D
29. yayaya (Posts: 1; Member since: 16 Apr 2013)
I had a gay dog called siri but was run over by the Google street view van. Saddest day ever...
30. legend1 (Posts: 104; Member since: 08 Oct 2012)
ff7 all the way baby!!!
31. MobileNico (Posts: 67; Member since: 26 Aug 2012)
That last one is hilarious.
33. roscuthiii (Posts: 2217; Member since: 18 Jul 2010)
PhoneArena... Is Ray S. the son of the owner or something? How in the friggin' world do you let him go on writing such short-sighted, biased drivel?
Oh wait... page clicks, right? Way to pander PA, way to pander.
39. Ray.S (Posts: 329; Member since: 19 Jul 2011)
How am I biased in that article?
41. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
I think you should have left it at "how am I biased?"
43. Omar-BHR95 (Posts: 184; Member since: 23 Dec 2012)
46. Tux_Alan (Posts: 74; Member since: 30 Jan 2013)
Who the hell wants siri on android? All hail S-voice ;-)
47. Tux_Alan (Posts: 74; Member since: 30 Jan 2013)
And BTW I have a son and couldn't care less if he was gay save for the facf that I'd be scared life would be somewhat harder for him, still, if people want to be prejudgmental, this is a free world, let them and their families be unhappy... Wish there were less people who thought they were entitled to decide what others are allowed to think....


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It's in effect until 2:30 p.m. The Weather Service noted that at around 10:30 this morning, Doppler radar indicated that heavy rain was fast approaching this area, including Hillsborough Township. One to two inches of rainfall is possible over the next couple of hours.
Excessive runoff from heavy rainfall will cause elevated levels on small creeks and streams, and ponding of water in some areas, highways, streets and underpasses as well as other poor drainage areas and low-lying spots.
"Do not drive your vehicle into areas where the water covers the roadway," NWS warned. "The water depth may be too great to allow your car to cross safely."


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Spicy sippers will warm us
Now that cold weather has moved in, it's time to spice up your evenings with a lineup of nonalcoholic drinks.
Chicago restaurateur David Burke delivers nonalcoholic creations, in frosted bottles, with sophisticated, complex flavors.
Blanc offers hints of citrus, ginger, cardamom, herbs and spices, while Rouge has a berry accent thanks to pomegranate, black currant, juniper berries, spices and fruit juices. Suggested retail price for the 25.4-ounce bottle: $7.99.
Juice-maker R.W. Knudsen adds blueberry to its line of eight fruit juices (cranberry, pear, strawberry, etc.) enhanced with sparkling water, making it the perfect choice for celebrating the holidays for adults as well as children. We enjoyed the sweet-tart cranberry. Suggested retail price for the 25.4-ounce bottle: $3.99. Go to rwknudsenfamily.com to order a bottle.
Warm up in chilly weather (fast) with Tipu's Chai Now trio of spicy tea blends. Sweet & Spicy needs only boiling water and milk (dairy, soy, etc.). All You Need Is Water needs, well, hot or cold water.
And there's The Simple Life (stir a teaspoon of the black tea-spice mix into milk or water). Simple to make, we vote for the Sweet & Spicy. Suggested retail price: $10.95 for each flavor (All You Need: 10-serving package; Sweet: 12-serving package; Simple: 30-serving package) To buy, go to: tipuschai.com.
Just because the holidays are over doesn't mean we can't treat ourselves to drinks that will warm and enrich us until spring.


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DETROIT -- The Detroit Tigers have decided that there's no time like the present for Freddy Garcia and Dontrelle Willis.
They will start next week at Texas, with Willis going on Monday and Garcia on Wednesday. Detroit manager Jim Leyland said both will get one more start, but did not disclose when those would be.
"It's great, man, just great," Willis said. "I'm really excited. I'm ready to go out and have some fun. It's been a lot of hard work. I'm really happy that (Leyland's) happy with my progress."
It will be Willis' first outing for the Tigers since June 9, when he went 1 1/3 innings against Cleveland and gave up eight runs on three hits and five walks. Two of the hits were homers. He was then sent to Lakeland and eventually Toledo to rediscover his control and work on mechanics for the next three months.
• Tigers bullpen blows win for starter Robertson
• Boxscore
Garcia underwent rotator cuff and labrum surgery on his right shoulder Sept. 1, 2007, and signed a minor league contract with Detroit last month before tuning up and throwing five scoreless innings for Lakeland and Toledo.
Tigers general manager Dave Dombrowski said Garcia (117-76 in nine seasons) will sign a major league contract for the rest of the year Wednesday.
Both pitchers impressed Dombrowski and Leyland in simulated games Sept. 2 and Monday. The Rangers, the top run-producing team in the American League led by Josh Hamilton, will be a stiff test.
"They told me they were ready," Leyland said of his decision to go with them now.
Asked when he felt ready to return to the mound in a big league game, Willis said, "I felt I was always ready, but had to get myself back to where I could help the team consistently. I just wasn't getting the results I wanted."
He was 0-1 with a 10.32 ERA in five outings for Detroit, walking 21 in 11 1/3 innings.
Armando Galarraga (now starting Tuesday), Justin Verlander and Chris Lambert were in line to start the three games in Texas. Leyland said Lambert is going to the bullpen and handled the move well.
"Extra days off now will freshen them all up a bit," Leyland said. "But, no, we do not have a seven-man rotation."
Leyland would not reveal rotation plans beyond the Rangers series, but said Verlander, Kenny Rogers, Zach Miner and Galarraga will start the last four games of the season in Detroit against Tampa Bay if those games are critical to playoff scenarios.
"The next couple of weeks are not going to be boring," Leyland said. "We've got the Dontrelle Willis thing, the Freddy Garcia thing, the Nate Robertson thing, the Dusty Ryan thing and the bullpen thing."
In other words, "things" that will factor into offseason trade and free agent decisions, as well as next year's roster.
Ryan starts again
Ryan, a powerful right-handed hitter, got his second start at catcher against Oakland southpaw Dana Eveland. He doubled and singled Tuesday night, and hit a homer and walked Sunday in his first start. Ryan is hitting .429 in seven at-bats.
"Dusty called a great game," said Tigers Tuesday night starter Nate Robertston. "He's very intelligent. It can be pretty intimidating for a guy like that. But it looks like he's been around awhile with the way he's swinging the bat and catching. He has a quiet confidence about him."
Regular catcher Brandon Inge started at third base, where he excels with the glove, and contributed two hits. Regular third baseman Carlos Guillen (back) remains out and could return this weekend in Chicago against the White Sox.
Ryan, who is solid defensively and has a very strong arm, could predicate some interesting moves with an impressive performance this month.
Milestone homer
Sheffield's grand slam on Monday night was the 250,000th homer in major league history. It was his second of the night against Gio Gonzalez, now 1-4 with a 9.32 ERA.
"Hey, Babe Ruth didn't hit all of them against Sandy Koufax," Leyland said.