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The University Health Club opened its doors to OUHSC students, faculty, staff and the public April, 1 2008. The mission of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center University Health Club is to provide the best possible experience for the students, faculty, staff, and community members to achieve their optimal health, improve physical and mental performance and enhance their lifestyles.
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Think before buying ID theft protection
With all the news recently about data breaches at major U.S. retailers -- Target, Neiman Marcus, Michaels -- many consumers might wonder if they should subscribe to an identity theft "protection" service.
The short answer is probably not, if your only concern is a thief fraudulently using your payment card information. Typically, that's not a big deal, and you won't lose any money.
Still, stolen card numbers and other personal information is disconcerting.
"For some people, this is the first time they're experiencing it, they really don't understand it and they are freaking out," said Eva Velasquez, CEO of the Identity Theft Resource Center.
Can it help to pay money, sometimes hundreds of dollars a year, for subscriptions that offer credit monitoring and other services that promise to safeguard your identity?
Perhaps. But realize that you're paying for a lot of what you could do yourself for free.
"You can't make the blanket statement that all of these services are bad or not worth your while," Velasquez said. She equates buying such a service to paying someone to wash your car rather than doing it yourself.
Still, many consumer groups are lukewarm to hostile toward such services.
"We feel it's not a good deal," said Paul Stephens, director of policy and advocacy at the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, adding that the services have "dubious value." "It's fairly expensive, and there are other ways you can protect yourself."
After the Target breach, Consumer Reports was unequivocal on its website: "Don't get fleeced by identity-theft protection services."
One major point: Services that tout ID theft "prevention" and "protection" are overreaching. They mostly help you only after identity theft has happened. So, one problem is gaining a false sense of security, thinking you can pay for a service and you're done.
"Generally, the value of these services is to alert you more quickly," said Susan Grant, director of consumer protection at the Consumer Federation of America, which has scrutinized ID theft protection services in recent years. "But no ID theft service can legitimately claim to prevent your information from being stolen or used."
If you're interested, know exactly what you get for your money, experts say.
Here are a few things to know about subscribing to identity theft protection services.
- Retail data thefts. Generally, ID theft protection services won't help much when card information is stolen from sale terminals in stores.
The best protection you have is detecting it early by monitoring your card's account statements and looking for unfamiliar charges. Don't wait for paper statements, especially after a known breach. Review your card transactions online.
- Credit monitoring. This is often a central part of ID theft protection services. Monitoring tries to identify fraudulent new accounts on your credit reports and alert you to them. But again, it doesn't prevent identity theft.
"Calling credit monitoring 'protection' is misleading and just flat wrong," said Liz Weston, author of the book "Your Credit Score" and AskLizWeston.com. "Monitoring doesn't prevent the crime. It may just offer you a heads-up that it happened."
And Consumer Reports warns that "most e-mail and mobile alerts from those services raise false alarms about routine changes in your file. And if fraud is detected, you might not be 'warned' until days, weeks or months after the fact."
How robust is monitoring? Some services monitor only one of your three main credit reports. That's of limited use. What if a criminal opened an account in your name, and the creditor checks with one of the other two unmonitored credit agencies?
You wouldn't know right away. For example, the free year of credit monitoring offered by Target after its breach monitors only your credit report from Experian. Still, there's no harm in signing up for it. If you were a victim in the Target breach, go to http://creditmonitoring.target.com by April 23.
- Free credit monitoring. Check your credit reports for fraud yourself at www.annualcreditreport.com -- one report free from each agency once a year. Unless you already have a problem, it's a good idea to spread them out, checking one report from each credit bureau every four months.


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Ana Ivanovic of Serbia returns the ball to Tamira Paszek of Austria during their women's match at the Qatar Total Open 2013 at Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex in Doha, yesterday.
DOHA: There's plenty at stake at this week's Qatar Total Open 2013 as top guns Serena Williams (pictured top) and Maria Sharapova (pictured below) begin their campaigns today with the aim to dethrone Victoria Azarenka as the world number one.
Azarenka holds a 355-point advantage over No.2 ranked Serena, and is 780 points ahead of third-ranked Sharapova, according to the WTA Rankings released yesterday.
The Belarusian, who beat Australia's Sam Stosur in last year's final in Doha, insists winning the title on February 17 is her priority for this week.
"I'm here to win the tournament and the ranking is a bonus that comes with it. There is no point to jump ahead. We still have to play the tournament," said the 23-year-old during a press conference yesterday.
Azarenka, who successfully defended her Australian Open title last month, said she is motivated and 'excited' to be part of today's era in women's tennis.
"I think it's exciting (for the three-way battle for top spot). But I think it's also important for the players to keep that competitive spirit to be kind of be on the watch out," she Azarenka, who begins her campaign tomorrow.
"It's just extra motivation to have that living and playing in this era of such competitive tennis in women's tennis. So many great girls are really stepping up their game. For me as a player, it's really exciting," added Azarenka, who is aiming to win the tournament for the second successive year.
Meanwhile, Serena, who could regain the world's top spot after a two-and-a-half- year gap, has played down her chances of succeeding Azarenka, who she could face in the final.
"It would be great. I obviously want it, but it's not the only thing I want, you know. So if it happens, then great. If not, I won't miss anything, I don't think," said Serena.
Holder of 15 Grand Slam titles, Serena enjoyed a solid 2012 season, winning the Wimbledon, US Open, Olympic and WTA Championship season-end titles.
The 31-year-old, who suffered an ankle injury prior to her shock defeat to US teenager Sloane Stephens in the quarter-finals at the Australian Open, said she will be taking the week-long tournament one day at a time.
If Serena makes it to the semi-finals, she could face Russia's Sharapova, who has won this competition twice, in 2005 and 2008.
Like Serena, the 25-year-old has won every Grand Slam, her latest triumph coming in May at the French Open last year.
When asked about her chances of claiming the world number one spot, which she held in 2005, Sharapova said: "From a personal perspective I think the further you go in the week, the better chance you give yourself to regain that ranking. I think all of us will be focusing on just one step at a time. It obviously depends on other players' results, so it's tough to really focus on that too much." THE PENINSULA


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The city organizes festivals every year to celebrate its heritage. Port Fish Day celebrates the city's fishing heritage and was established in 1964. Sparked by a parade, "Fish Day" hosts the "World's Largest One-Day Outdoor Fish Fry" for the community to enjoy. The Maritime Heritage Festival is celebrated annually by the city. Maritime provides tall ship tours, food, artisans and live entertainment. Other festivals include the Lion's Fest & Fish Derby and Port Washington Pirate Festival that residents can enjoy during the summer months.
There is also a charter fishing fleet for those who enjoy activities on the water. A beach north of the marina is open for swimmers during the summer. The area provides an indoor District Aquatic Center that offers programs during the winter months.
The first settler, Wooster Harrison arrived to the Port Washington area in 1835. Harrison and the first pioneers embraced the beautiful landscape that is shaped like the letter "U". Harrison left the area and returned in 1843 and began to construct permanent improvements to the land. The area saw development of homes and communities and was incorporated in 1882.


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This video shows how much pride a person could have for a company, what better way then a music video. I think everything about this was perfect, well produced and to the point. Nolan Lee shows everyone how well "OSIRIS" kicks look while he puts them to work while wearing a SK8SAUCE shirt, well done guys – S.M.


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I do wish sometimes that some of your regular contributors to The Signal's Letters to the Editor would spend less time writing unsubstantiated clichés and more time reading up on economics.
I have to reply to Texas Job-Poaching letter from Lois Eisenberg published Feb. 28.
The author is upset that a governor from another state is trying to poach jobs from California.
The main point of the author's letter is that we need to boost jobs in California by investing in the standard liberal go-to shopping list of green jobs, public safety, education, transportation, etcetera. The word "invest" is used eight times.
When anyone says we need to invest, what he or she is really saying is we need to spend. Any money spent by government in California is money taken from the individuals and businesses who have earned it.
Government is not better at deciding what to do with that money than the people or businesses they are poaching it from.
The current financial debt and budget deficit in California is ample evidence that our state is clearly not able to manage money and make good spending decisions.
Massive unfunded public employee retirement benefits, bankrupt city governments, high-speed train boondoggles to nowhere are just a few examples of the collective "we" she refers to "investing" — or really spending — unwisely.
California is ranked second on a list of worst states in which to do business. Californians have the highest sales tax in the country and pay the second-highest income tax.
We will soon have the highest gas tax, too, added to our burden. Our cost of living is one of the highest in the country.
For individuals or businesses to realize they can be more successful and invest less in what the state wants — and more in what is best for their own businesses or families — if they go elsewhere is completely logical.
Just as individuals always try to get the most value for every dollar they spend, the same is true for any business or corporation that hopes to be successful. Successful businesses hire people. Individuals allowed to prosper spend their money, driving economic growth.
I am glad there are still states that welcome and encourage hard work and economic growth. Texas Gov. Rick Perry has the right idea by offering up his state as a better place for businesses to thrive.
The question is will California figure it out before it runs out of hard-working individuals and businesses to poach from.
I doubt it.
Helen Harwood is a Saugus resident.


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The thing I go through is "I'm the fattest person here". The weird thing is at the stable is that it was true for a long time- willowy teen girls= never gonna be smaller than them. Now there has been a change in boarders, and there are several larger women that ride and it's the first time I've not been the largest on a horse, but I'm still thinking "god, they must think I am a huge fat ass".
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Motor City fires up crisp-crusted pizzas in its brick oven, though you might be tempted to make a meal of house-brewed beer (Ghettoblaster wins praise) or the local cheese plate...
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The shop that launched the foodie frenzy, Z's piles local, organic and specialty ingredients onto towering sandwiches in a sprawling downtown complex that also includes a coffee shop and bakery.
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Detroit's earthy types huddle round the hearth at Avalon, where its fresh-baked bread (like scallion dill or country Italian) makes an excellent base for the sandwiches it serves.
The Cass is a bohemian art gallery fused with a bar and restaurant that serves soups, sandwiches and veggie beauties, like the lentil-walnut burger. Service can be fickle.
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micgamer16: @rrgert4 well if they did add wifi to the original xbox 360's it would have only added £15 to the price you can get a pc wireless adapted which is wireless n for about £10
micgamer16: @rrgert4 the black adapter is a wireless n adapter unlike the white one which was wireless g which is what the ps3 carries however in my current wireless n xbox 360 slim 250gb i have worse wifi signal than the ps3 and that has the new wireless n chip in it however if you are only 5meters away from the router i think it would work for you with at least a 75% connection
rrgert4: i agree, im sure microsoft could have put wifi in the older 360s too, but then the price would be higher too... like shouout to microsoft: pay for online play that isnt even flawless ? have every goddamn microsoft "licensed" accessory cost over 50€ called its "better quality"
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HOLLIDAYSBURG - A Blair County judge has declined to overturn an arbitration ruling in which a Bellwood-Antis School District cafeteria worker was cleared of theft accusations that caused her to lose her job.
Judge Wade Kagarise issued his ruling Wednesday, allowing a decision rendered in February by arbitrator Ronald Talarico of Pittsburgh to stand.
Talarico concluded that the former employee's termination should be reduced to a 10-day suspension, that she should be reinstated to her former position and that Bellwood-Antis should issue back pay and benefits.
The school district, contending that the former employee, by allowing some students and staff to pass through the lunch line without recording charges for lunches and lunch items, was guilty of theft of public funds.
Because the employee was never criminally charged, the Mirror is not identifying her.
Kagarise, in his ruling, acknowledged that appellate case law gives him the authority to set aside an arbitrator's decision if that decision violates a "well defined" public policy.
In court Tuesday, school district Solicitor David Andrews argued for Kagarise to apply that exception.
"We believe this is tolerance of theft of public funds," Andrews said.
But Kagarise said the appellate case law "clearly articulates" that he should not substitute his own judgment in place of the arbitrator's.
Talarico's decision "specifically disregarded the employer's argument that a crime had been committed or that (the employee's) actions were deliberate," Kagarise said.
The dispute goes back to late 2012 when the district initiated an investigation into reports of students and faculty going through the lunch line without being charged for their purchases. But the investigation, according to details outlined in the arbitration ruling, showed the employee failing to charge or apply charges in eight or nine cases for lunch items purchased during a week involving 700 to 800 transactions. The loss to the district, at most, was estimated at $26.05, according to the details in the ruling.
Attorney Charles T. Joyce, on behalf of the former employee represented by
the Service Employees International Union, said Bellwood-Antis had no valid reason to appeal the arbitrator's decision.
While mistakes were made, they were not deliberate, he told Kagarise in court.
Joyce also challenged the district's stance that Kagarise could overturn the arbitration ruling because the school district and the union both agreed to use arbitration to handle grievances.
Joyce, after Tuesday's hearing, declined to say if the employee wants to return to work for the school district.
"What she wants is to be vindicated, and she will be," Joyce said.
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Shelton upped the ante on his long-running sparring partner when he Tweeted Adam Levine's personal cell phone number live on The Voice during the Top 10 live performance show.
"HEY EVERYONE!!! Here it is: @adamlevine's CELL NUMBER! Think I'm kidding? Try calling it!! B––––!!!" Shelton Tweeted with a sly smile as Levine looked momentarily horrified.
Shelton made good on the threats he delivered on Twitter shortly before the show, which Levine condescendingly dismissed to his peril.
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.@adamlevine. I just found the craziest thing in my phone!!! Your PERSONAL cell phone number. hope I'm not stupid enough to tweet it out.— Blake Shelton (@blakeshelton) April 28, 2014
After some (jokingly?) testy back and forth Tweets, Levine responded:
.@blakeshelton your threats are so cute.— Adam Levine (@adamlevine) April 28, 2014
Yet Levine didn't seem to think it was so cute when Shelton followed through and posted the number, which host Carson Daly later admitted to Today was legitimate.
All eyes (and cameras) were on Levine as his phone indeed began ringing Monday night just after Shelton's Tweet was posted, and after taking a second to compose himself he teasingly answered his phone with an accent and an "hola."
"Hold on a second," Levine told the person on the phone after they spoke briefly. He then turned to Shelton to exclaim, "Are you kidding me?"
For his part, Shelton just grinned like a cat as he took a sip of his drink, which he happily admitted on Twitter contained vodka. However, he copped to some remorse afterward, and attempted to make amends during a commercial break.
"I'm answering Adam's phone because I actually feel bad that I gave his number out, so I'm answering now instead," Blake told one caller, in footage shown later in the show.
Levine has yet to exact revenge, but he said on the show he's got a plan – and it sounds sinister.
"It's coming and it involves a fork, and an enclosed space and human poop," he joked. (We hope.)
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GLENDALE -- The Buffalo Bills defense hasn't exactly done much to earn trust in the past two weeks. Not after blowout losses to New England and San Francisco.
But in overtime Sunday at University of Phoenix Stadium, Bills coach Chan Gailey put the game in his defense's hands. Gailey passed up a 53-yard field-goal attempt for a punt to pin the Cardinals in their own red zone.
By not scoring on their first possession of overtime, giving up any score to Arizona would end the game.
Moot point, since free safety Jairus Byrd netted his second interception of the game, this one off backup quarterback John Skelton, returning it to the Cardinals' 6.
Buffalo made a chip-shot field goal two plays later for the win.
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Added Byrd: "It put a lot of pressure on us, but we were ready for it."
Byrd picked off starter Kevin Kolb early in the fourth quarter on a pass meant for tight end Jeff King. When Kolb went down with a rib injury late in regulation, Skelton relieved him.
Skelton never looked off his intended receiver, tight end Rob Housler, and Byrd made him pay.
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"Stupidity," Whisenhunt said.
"Knucklehead move," Maui'a said.
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Maui'a had made a nice play, slipping a tackle shortly after catching the ball.
"I was just fighting for that first (down)," he said. "I have no excuses for it."
It happened near the Cardinals sideline, and Whisenhunt voiced his displeasure just inches from Maui'a's face.
Maui'a was signed earlier this season when Korey Hall unexpectedly retired. He played Sunday because starter Anthony Sherman has a knee injury.
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Funny thing is, it wasn't really anything the Cardinals have worked on in practice—– at least not recently, according to Johnson.
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Around the WebMedia in all the cities in the likely path of Hurricane Sandy are reporting transit shutdowns, institutions closing and shelters opening. They offer pictures of flooded highways and buildings and, near the coast, powerful waves crashing into breakwalls and pouring over roads. With the worst of the storm yet to come, most places were hunkering down and waiting. And many filled the time in enterprising ways. The interactive map at top was prepared by Google. Its features include layers that show or hide information the user can choose as well as zooming in to see where cities in the region stand in relation to the storm.
NJ.com sent a columnist out to look at the approaching storm in Twin Lights, N.J.
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WPIX Channel 11 in NY: Sandy Threatens 'Catastrophe,' Impact 60 Million
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CBS Channel 3 in Philadelphia, expecting the storm overnight: Throughout Delaware Valley, 'Essential Personnel' Answer The Call
WPVI Channel 6 in Philadelphia: Sandy hitting the region, but worst yet to come
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PennLive.com, in the Susquehanna Valley cities where the storm is expected to turn north: Homeowners: Move anything a tree might fall on now
also: PennDOT and Pa. Turnpike Commission urge people to avoid nonessential travel
Syracuse.com, in a city that might see the storm toward the end of the week, says: Hurricane Sandy closes schools, cancels debate, shuts down dredging
NEW YORK (AP) -- A fast-strengthening Hurricane Sandy churned north Monday, raking ghost-town cities along the Northeast corridor with rain and wind gusts. Subways and schools were closed across the region of 50 million people, the floor of the New York Stock Exchange was deserted, and thousands fled inland to await the storm's fury.
The monster hurricane was expected to make a westward lurch and aim for New Jersey, blowing ashore Monday night and combining with two other weather systems -- a wintry storm from the west and cold air rushing in from the Arctic -- to create an epic superstorm.
Authorities warned that New York City and Long Island could get the worst of the storm surge -- an 11-foot wall of seawater that could swamp lower Manhattan, flood the subways and cripple the underground network of electrical and communications lines that are vital to the nation's financial capital.
Because of Sandy's vast reach, with tropical storm-force winds extending almost 500 miles from its center, other major cities across the Northeast -- Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston -- also prepared for the worst.
"The days ahead are going to be very difficult," Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley said. "There will be people who die and are killed in this storm."
By late morning, the storm had strengthened to 90 mph and had already knocked out power to tens of thousands of people. Sandy was about 200 miles southeast of Atlantic City, N.J., where the emptied-out streets were mostly under water and where an old section of the historic boardwalk broke up and washed away.
Authorities moved to close the Holland Tunnel, which connects New York and New Jersey, and a tunnel between Manhattan and Brooklyn. Street grates above the New York subway were boarded up, but officials worried that seawater would seep in and damage the electrical switches.
Millions of people in the storm's path stayed home from work. Subways, buses and trains shut down, and more than 7,000 flights in and out of the East were canceled, snarling travel around the globe. Hundreds of thousands of people were under orders to flee the coast, including 375,000 in lower Manhattan and other parts of New York City, but authorities warned that the time to get out was short or already past.
Sheila Gladden evacuated her home in Philadelphia's flood-prone Eastwick neighborhood and headed to a hotel.
"I'm not going through this again," said Gladden, who had 5 1/2 feet of water in her home after Hurricane Floyd in 1999.
"I think this one's going to do us in," said Mark Palazzolo, who boarded up his bait-and-tackle shop in Point Pleasant Beach, N.J., with the same wood he used in past storms, crossing out the names of Hurricanes Isaac and Irene and spray-painting "Sandy" next to them.
"I got a call from a friend of mine from Florida last night who said, 'Mark, get out! If it's not the storm, it'll be the aftermath. People are going to be fighting in the streets over gasoline and food.'"
President Barack Obama declared emergencies in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, authorizing federal relief work to begin well ahead of time. He promised the government would "respond big and respond fast" after the storm hits.
"My message to the governors as well as to the mayors is anything they need, we will be there, and we will cut through red tape," Obama said. "We are not going to get bogged down with a lot of rules."
Sandy, a Category 1 hurricane, was blamed for 65 deaths in the Caribbean before it began traveling northward, parallel to the Eastern Seaboard. As of 11 a.m., it was moving at 18 mph, with hurricane-force winds extending an extraordinary 175 miles from its center.
Forecasters said the combined Frankenstorm could bring close to a foot of rain in places, a potentially lethal storm surge of 4 to 11 feet across much of the region, and punishing winds that could cause widespread power outages that last for days. Up to 3 feet of snow was forecast for the West Virginia mountains.
About 90 miles off Cape Hatteras, N.C., the Coast Guard rescued 14 crew members by helicopter from a replica of the 18th-century tall ship made famous in the movie "Mutiny on the Bounty." The Coast Guard searched for two other crew members.
The rescued had donned survival suits and life jackets and boarded two lifeboats after the ship began taking on water. They were plucked from 18-foot seas just before sunrise.
O'Malley, the Maryland governor, said a fishing pier in the beach resort of Ocean City, not far from a popular boardwalk and amusement park, was "half-gone." The area had been ordered evacuated on Sunday.
Water was already a foot deep on the streets of Lindenhurst, N.Y., along the southern edge of Long Island, and the canals around the island's Great South Bay were bulging two hours before high tide. Gale-force winds blew overnight over coastal North Carolina, southeastern Virginia, the Delmarva Peninsula and coastal New Jersey.
In the morning, water was already splashing over the seawalls at the southern tip of Manhattan and had matched the levels seen during Hurricane Irene in August 2011. Still, people were out jogging, walking their dogs and even taking children out in strollers amid gusts of wind.
"We're high up enough, so I'm not worried about flooding," said Mark Vial, who was pushing his 2-year-old daughter, Maziyar, in a stroller outside their building, where they live on the 15th floor. "There's plenty of food. We'll be OK."
The major American stock exchanges closed for the day, the first unplanned shutdown since the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001. The floor of the NYSE, typically bustling with traders on a Monday morning, fell within the city's mandatory evacuation zone. The United Nations canceled all meetings at its New York headquarters.
New York called off school on both Monday and Tuesday for the city's 1.1 million students, and the more than 5 million people who depend on its transit network every day were left without a way to get around.
"If you don't evacuate, you are not only endangering your life, you are also endangering the lives of the first responders who are going in to rescue you," Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned. "This is a serious and dangerous storm."
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was typically blunt: "Don't be stupid. Get out."
The storm bore down barely a week before the presidential election. Wary of being seen as putting political pursuits ahead of public safety, Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney reshuffled their campaign plans.
In Virginia, one of the most competitive states, election officials eased absentee voting requirements for those affected by the storm. Three other closely contested states, New Hampshire, North Carolina and Ohio, were within Sandy's reach. Early voting was canceled Monday in Maryland and Washington, D.C., both reliably Democratic.
Craig Fugate, chief of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said FEMA teams were deployed from North Carolina to Maine and as far inland as West Virginia, bringing generators and basic supplies that will be needed in the storm's aftermath.
"I have not been around long enough to see a hurricane forecast with a snow advisory in it," Fugate told NBC's "Today" show.


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In early July, Steven Tyler announced he'd be leaving American Idol to focus on making music with Aerosmith. But his departure from the show also freed him up to spend more time with other loves – his dogs.
"[I have] a Yorkie and a Morkie," he tells TIME. "One is a teacup I put in my pocket. And the other one I put in a sling over my shoulder, and I walk around, and it's the cutest f–––ing thing on the planet.
After battling drug addiction for years and entering rehab multiple times, Tyler confesses that his now-sober lifestyle can get lonely at times, which is when he turns to his pooches for support.
"Dogs have a lot of love," he says. "They sleep right next to my neck."
In addition, the duo also helps the rocker stay in line, filling the void left by his former hard-partying habits.
"I miss going out to a club, yakking it up. So I talk to my dogs," Tyler says. "When I'm listening to final mixes [I'll say] 'You think Joe's solo should be a little louder?'"
Steven Tyler Talks to His Dogs
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Announcement has been made of the engagement of Robbi L. Clements and Donald E. Clark.
A September wedding is being planned.
Clements is the daughter of Carol and David Copenhaver and the late Robert Clements Sr. She graduated from Jersey Shore Area High School in 2000 and Pennsylvania College of Technology in 2007. She is employed by Lock Haven Hospital as a registered nurse.
Clark is the son of Darla Clark, Lock Haven, and the late Donald Clark. He graduated from Central Mountain High School, Mill Hall, in 2003 and is employed by HCR ManorCare as a maintenance technician.
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IF YOU ASK Eagles right guard Danny Watkins if he is a student of the game, he blurts out a quick answer: "No." The reason is that he considers that title - "student of the game" - to be a final accomplishment, not a process. Watkins says that center Jason Kelce is a student of the game, and he doesn't want to put himself in the same category as Kelce because Kelce recognizes more and understands more than he does. He seems not to want to diminish that compliment by pretending that he has arrived.
Because he hasn't. In its only extended run this summer, the Eagles' offensive line was uneven against the Patriots and Watkins was as uneven as anyone. At the same time, Watkins says, "I'm trying to learn. I think I can make adjustments on the fly now. I'm working toward it - how about that?"


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By Eric Jones
Journal Sports Writer
HEDGESVILLE - Alexis Taylor will admit that she and the rest of her Hedgesville teammates were probably a little nervous at the start of Class AAA, Region II, Section 1 championship game Friday.
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"In the locker room before the game, we were all really excited, but I think we came out with a little bit of nerves," Taylor said.
Hedgesville coach Ben Merica would agree, and the Eagles' start against Martinsburg in the title game was proof.
"They were just having some nerves, which we seem to acquire at time, but that eventually left them," Merica said.
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Hedgesville's Carly Elliott, left, tips away Martinsburg's Ally Fossett's shot attempt during the first quarter Friday in Hedgesville.
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Hedgesville Kristen Nunn slips past Martinsburg's Essence Underwood for a layup during 4th quarter action of the Class AAA Region II, Section 1 Girls Basketball Championship Friday night at the Gilbert B. Miller Center in Hedgesville.
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Martinsburg's Kieera Basey shoots over Hedgesville Kristen Nunn during 1st quarter action of their Class AAA Region II, Section 1 Girls Basketball Championship Friday night at the Gilbert B. Miller Center in Hedgesville. (Journal Photo by Ron Agnir)
Hedgesville Principal Ron Lyons presents the Region II, Section 1 Championship Trophy.
The Hedgesville Eagles Team with Trophy
Hedgesville shook off the nerves and shook off Martinsburg late for a 66-50 win at the Miller Center. It was the Eagles' first sectional title since 2006.
"When we won in 2006, I thought they were going to come a little more often," Merica said. "It was certainly nice after some of the misfortune we've had since the last title.
"It seemed like Martinsburg always had the right players come in and give them a boost. We weren't able to contend with them for awhile."
Hedgesville (16-8) is no longer in that position after knocking the Bulldogs (14-6) off the sectional throne.
However, the title didn't come easy as the Eagles fell behind right away after a hot start by Martinsburg, which saw the Bulldogs build their lead to nine points at the end of the first quarter and 11 points early in the second quarter.
Essence Underwood's rebound and putback, one of several offensive rebounds for Martinsburg in the first half, made the score 22-11. Later in the second quarter, Alexus Bonner's mid-range jumper put the Bulldogs ahead 26-15.
"They were getting a lot of second-chance opportunities and getting some easy baskets," Merica said.
After Bonner's bucket, something clicked for Hedgesville, and the Eagles went on a monster run, outscoring the Bulldogs 18-4 the final five minutes of the first half.
Down 28-19, Hedgesville scored 11 straight points to take their first lead of the game at 30-28. Carly Elliott's three-point play, followed by a open look inside by Taylor cut the lead to 28-24 with 2:24 left in the first half.
The tide of the game began to change, with the Eagles controlling the tempo and the Bulldogs searching for answers on offense. Hedgesville started turning Martinsburg's misses, which were few and far between in the first quarter, into transition points.
After a Bulldog miss, Kristen Nunn went the length of the court for an easy layup to bring the Eagles within two points at 28-26. Taylor followed with a rebound and putback and Hope Gayle converted a short jumper the next time down to put Hedgesville ahead for the first time.
Nunn, who along with Taylor had a game-high 20 points, capped off the first-half scoring with a long 3-pointer put the Eagles ahead 33-30 at halftime.
"I think our defense started to get better, and we weren't allowing those easy entries into the paint," Merica said. "Alexis was able to get some good baskets early in the second quarter, and that really propelled us."
Taylor continued her dominance inside in the second half as she scored eight more points. She had five points in the third quarter, including two baskets off a pair of highlight assists from Nunn and Elliott.
"We're able to get some good shots off our pick-and-rolls," Taylor said. "We know where everybody should be."
The Eagles weren't comfortably ahead until midway through the fourth quarter when they got the lead to double digits. Until then, Martinsburg held close, drawing the gap to 47-44 with a layup inside by Kiana Bullett, who led the Bulldogs with 12 points, along with Bonner.
A 7-0 run from there gave Hedgesville a 54-44 lead, and the Eagles were in good position as they stretched the lead to 16 by game's end.
For the Eagles, it was a bit of revenge for last year's loss in the sectional final.
"It's one of the best feeling ever, to win on your home court against one of your biggest rivals," Taylor
Both teams will be in action Tuesday for the regional tournament. Hedgesville host Elkins, while Martinsburg travels to Hampshire, which defeated the Tigers 54-36 Friday night.
-Eric Jones can be reached at 304-263-3381, ext. 234, email@example.com or Twitter @jonesE85


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MVB Plays At Cal-State Northridge Wednesday
►THE WEEK AHEAD: The Ball State men's volleyball heads to the west coast this week, beginning with a Wednesday showdown at Cal-State Northridge (7 p.m. PST) . . . The Cardinals will then travel to Phoenix, Ariz., for a pair of league matches versus Grand Canyon . . . The Cardinals and the 'Lopes will battle a 6 p.m. (MST) Friday and Saturday.
►FOLLOW THE ACTION: Live stats will be available for all three matches this week, while Grand Canyon will offer streaming video for both the Friday and Saturday's matches.
►CARDINALS ALL-TIME: The Ball State men's volleyball program enters Wednesday's match at Cal-State Northridge with a 1063-426-8 (.713) all-time record in 48-plus seasons of play . . . The program, which officially became a varsity sport at Ball State during the 1964 season, joins baseball and men's basketball as the only programs in school history to reach 1,000 wins . . . In addition, only one other NCAA Division I/II men's volleyball program has eclipsed 1,000 wins, with UCLA entering the weekend with an 1,233-284 all-time record over 49-plus years.
►250 AND COUNTING: Joel Walton, who is in his 14th season as BSU's head coach, picked up his 250th career victory in a 3-2 thriller at George Mason (Jan. 14) . . . Walton coached his 400th career match versus Park on Feb. 25, picking up a 3-0 victory to improve his career record to 259-141 (.648) . . . Walton is 2-2 all-time versus Cal-State Northridge, while owning a 6-0 all-time mark versus Grand Canyon, including a 4-0 ledger since the 'Lopes joined the MIVA.
►ALL-TIME VERSUS THIS WEEK'S OPPONENTS: Cal-State Northridge holds an 11-6 edge in the all-time series, despite a 3-0 (30-24, 30-28, 30-22) Ball State victory in the most-recent meeting March 27, 2010 at Worthen Arena . . . Ranked third in the nation at the time, the Matadors picked up a 3-0 (30-22, 30-24, 30-28) the night before (March 26, 2010) . . . CSUN holds a 6-1 edge in matches played on its home court . . . Ball State is 6-0 all-time versus Grand Canyon, including a pair of home wins last season . . . BSU opened the 2011 series with a 3-1 (23-25, 25-18, 25-16, 25-21) victory April 1, while escaping with a 3-2 (25-12, 18-25, 21-25, 25-23, 15-13) win the following night . . . BSU is 3-0 in matches played in Phoenix, Ariz.
►SCOUTING THE CARDINALS: The Cardinals enter the week with an 10-5 (2-3 MIVA) record after posted sweeps of Mount Olive (Feb. 24) and Park (Feb. 25) in its latest contests . . . Redshirt junior right side attacker Jamion Hartley paces the BSU attack with a 2.68 kills-per-set average, while junior outside attacker Larry Wrather is second at 2.62 kps . . . Sophomore setter Graham McIlvaine has guided BSU to a .220 rate of success on offense by handing out 9.33 assists per set . . . Sophomore middle blocker Kevin Owens has a team-high .407 hitting percentage and also leads the team with 1.28 blocks per set . . . Sophomore libero Tommy Rouse averages 2.28 digs per set to pace the BSU back court.
►TAKING CHARGE AT THE NET: Ball State continues to be one of the most dominating defenses in the nation at the net, ranking seventh in the country with a 2.89 blocks-per-set average . . . Kevin Owens leads the Ball State block and ranks seventh nationally at 1.28 bps, while Matt Leske is 13th in the country at 1.20 and Graham McIlvaine is 35th at 0.96.
►LEADING THE ATTACK: Larry Wrather has led the Ball State offense in kills in five of the last six matches, racking up 56 markers for a 3.11 kills-per-set average during the span . . . He has collected double-digit kills in three of the six matches, including a season-high tying 14 tallies in the sweep of IPFW (Feb. 18) . . . Kevin Owens is second on the team over the last six matches with 41 kills.
►SUTHERLAND JOINS THE BLOCK: Redshirt freshman outside attacker Matt Sutherland turned in a career blocking performance versus Park, racking up five block assists to help the Cardinals hold a 14.5-1.0 advantage at the net . . . He also blasted a pair of kills against Park . . . One night earlier Sutherland tagged a career-high five kills versus Mount Olive, while hitting .571 (5-1-7).


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