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David Wesley Ballinger
Feb. 17, 1947-Oct. 17, 2012
Age: 65
Residence: Eaton
David Wesley Ballinger, 65, of Eaton, passed away at his home on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012.
He was born on Feb. 17, 1947, in Chanute, Kan., to Wesley Henry and Vena E. (Sooby) Ballinger.
After college, in 1969, he began a farming career where he grew wheat, soy beans, milo and other grain crops along with raising hogs near Stark, Kan. Farming was his passion and when he saw his first crop appear, tears were in his eyes. These were tears of joy as he had succeeded after learning to drive a tractor, till the ground and plant the seed without any assistance or prior experience.
During his time in southeast Kansas, he met his wife, Nancy, and started his family with the birth of his sons, Wesley and Richard.
Ever the optimist, he and his family moved to Eaton, Colo., in 1991 to explore options in the transportation industry. He started his own trucking company where he primarily moved produce and refrigerated goods through the central United States. In the late-1990s he gained a business partner and helped to create a large trucking company headquartered in Greeley. Today this company employs nearly 25 people and is one of his proudest accomplishments.
Dave was a member of the Baptist Church and an avid sports fan, including football and drag racing. He enjoyed spending time with family and friends.
Dave is survived by his wife, Nancy of Eaton; his two sons, Wesley of Denver and Richard of Eaton; and his sister, Carol Prather of Eaton.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Wesley Henry Ballinger and Vena E. Ballinger; and his sister, Nancy K. Ballinger.
Funeral services to celebrate Dave's life will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the Moser Funeral Service Chapel, 3501 S. 11th Ave., in Evans. Visitation will be from 1-3 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Interment Eaton Cemetery.
Memorial gifts: Please make donations to the National Future Farmers of America.
An online obituary and guest book are at www.moserfuneralservice.com.
Gladys Domesla
Dec.28, 1927-Oct. 18, 2012
Age: 84
Residence: Eaton
Gladys Domesla, 84, of Eaton, passed away at Swedish Medical Center on Oct. 18, 2012. She was born on Dec. 28, 1927, in Briggsdale, Colo., to William Madison and Edith Anna (Harbeson) Neff. She married John Domesla on May 10, 1953. He passed in 2001.
Gladys attended Eaton High School. She was a cook at Kiddie Land Day Care owned by her sister Ila Wertz, a waitress at the Starlight Café in Eaton and a homemaker. She enjoyed cooking, baking and sewing.
She is survived by her son, Randy Domesla, Eaton, Colo.; daughters, Jody Dietrich, Iliff, Colo., Mary Worley, Greeley, and Tracy Harris, Kersey, Colo.; sisters, Edna Henkel, Thornton, Colo., and Greta Jordan, Eaton, Colo.; grandchildren, Marc Harris, Heather Harris, Marsha Orin, Felisa Dietrich, Ryan Domesla, Kris Roof, Tyler Worley, Zac Worley and Charles Berg; great-grandchildren, Brenden Orin, James Orin, Talon Walton, Landon Dietrich, Julian Roof, Maverick Berg, Matthew Daley, Flora Hogestod and Jacob Hogestod.
She is preceded in death by her husband, John Domesla; her parents; brothers, Roy, George, Elmer, John, Orville, Raymond and Kenneth Neff; and sister, Ila Wertz.
A visitation will be held from 10 a.m.-noon Monday, Oct. 22, 2012, with services to begin at noon, at the Allnutt Macy Chapel. Interment at Eaton Cemetery.
Friends may view the online obituary, sign the guest book and send condolences at www.allnutt.com.
Betty Ann McQueen
Oct. 14, 1930-Oct. 17, 2012
Age: 82
Residence: Greeley
Betty Ann McQueen, 82, of Greeley, died Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012, at North Colorado Medical Center. She was born on Oct. 14, 1930, in Eaton to Edward A. and Anna (Norlander) Duell.
Betty was raised as a farm girl in Eaton. She graduated from Galeton High School. In April 1951, she married Orville McQueen, in Las Gatos, Calif. She was a member of the First Covenant Church for many years.
Betty worked at Albertsons for 15 years. She was a fun mom and was very active with her children. The family enjoyed spending weekends at Red Feather and Chambers lakes. Betty enjoyed needlepoint, oil painting and was a beautiful pianist. Her life's passion was her family, children and grandchildren. After the passing of her husband, Betty moved in with her daughter, Leslie, and she thought it was great to have four generations under the same roof.
Betty is survived by her daughter, Leslie Parker of Greeley; two sons, Larry (Vickie) McQueen of Evans and Terry (Lisa) McQueen of Greeley; a sister-in-law, Georgia Duell of Estes Park; a brother, Ron (Marcia) Duell of Estes Park; ten grandchildren, Bree (Mark) Willis, Kelley (Chase) Montoya, Jamie Parker (Travis Smith), Chris Parker, Bobby McQueen, Cameron McQueen, Blaire McQueen, Jessica Williams, Taryn McQueen and Calvin Williams; and seven great-grandchildren, Tula Smith, Josephine Montoya, Kristian Montoya, Parker Willis, Isabella McQueen, Conor Montoya and Marin Willis.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; a brother, Lloyd Duell; and a sister, Edna Johnson.
Funeral service will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Stoddard Funeral Home. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Betty McQueen Memorial Fund in care of Stoddard Funeral Home, 3205 28th St., Greeley, CO 80634.
Please visit www.stoddardsunset.com to sign online guest book.


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Several Canyon High School students recently returned home with awards from technology contests.
Auto technology students competed at the USA Texas Skills Championships in Corpus Christi.
CHS student Matt Davenport won state in auto machinist technology. He received a gold medal and a first-place trophy. He also received a $2,000 scholarship from Wyoming Technical Institute in Laramie.
Randall High School student Travis Love won state in auto electrician technology. He received a gold medal and a first-place trophy.
Nathan Davis took third in state in auto parts clerk. He received a bronze medal. Luke Housh won third is state in diesel equipment technology. He received a bronze medal.
In the student notebook competition, Davenport, Housh and Davis all won first places.
CHS took third at the recent Texas Technological Students Association state contest in Waco, according to CHS teacher Lyndall Hopper. CHS was the high-point school in the Panhandle region. At the regional contest, CHS posted 92 state qualifiers, 56 best in region awards, 79 first in region awards, 17 second in region awards and four third in region awards.
At the state contest, CHS students grabbed 26 best in state awards, 66 first in state awards and 18 second in state awards.
CHS Technology Education Department state winners from the recent state technology contest in Waco include:
Woodworking Projects: Tanner Clark, jewelry box, first; Danny Bass, jewelry box, first; Michael Sparks, jewelry box, first; Ryan Wieck, jewelry box, first; Danny Townsend, clock, first and best in state; Kris Richardson, coffee table, first; Danny Bass, cedar chest, first and best in state; Ryan Wieck, angled hutch, first; Ty Lewis, entertainment center, first and best in state; Kory Holloway, bookcase, first; Derek Hoffman, entertainment center, first; Matt Russell, mousetrap boxes, first and best in state; and Matt Russell, coffee table, first and best in state.
Drafting Projects: Tiffani Burris, working drawing, first; Brandon Mercer, presentation of an airplane, second; Brandon Mercer, pictorial CADD, first; Chad Hopson, working drawing of a bridge, first; Ben Grabber, presentation drawing, first; Deron Lucero, residential architecture presentation, first; Zack Brackett, residential architecture presentation, second; Clete Andrews, residential architecture study model, second; Andrew Hassell, residential architecture study model, second; Caleb Stephenson, residential architecture study model, second; Eran Moore/Seth Wieck, presentation drawing team, first and best in state; Seth Wieck, architectural sketch, first; Tycen Klemer, architecture house plan, first; Matt Elders, rendered assembly drawing, first; Matt Elders, 3-D guitar, first; Matt Elders, working drawing, first; Eran Moore, 3-D presentation of a guitar CADD, first and best in state; Joe Baker, presentation CADD assembly drawing, first; Maury Ford, architectural house plan, first; Kyle Merrill, presentation mechanical CADD, second; and Mitch Wesley, presentation mechanical CADD, second.
Desktop Publishing: Nathan Chute, advertising flyer, first; Mitch Wesley/Lyle Merrill, advertising brochure team, first; Zack Blades/Cade Wartes, golf team media guide, first and best in state; Colbie Curry, brochure, first; Colbie Curry, pamphlet, first and best in state; Colbie Curry, business cards, first and best in state; Colbie Curry, certificates, first and best in state; Colbie Curry, thank you card, first; Steve Favareau, business cards, first; Steve Favareau, advertising flyer, second; Joseph Herr, advertising brochure, first and best in state; Coleman McNabb, softball program, first; Ben Shields, sports program, second; and Ben Grabber, business cards, second.
Photography: Leta Rivas, photography, six firsts and three bests in state; Ramsey Tainton, photography, two firsts; and Tycen Klemer, photography, two firsts.
Computer Video and Animation: Tycen Klemer, computer animation, first and best in state and one second; Jackson Robinson, computer animation, four firsts and one best in state; Jason Harp, computer animation, first; and Ben Grabber, computer animation, second.
Computer Graphics: Jackson Robinson, computer graphics, two firsts; Cory Pulliam, computer graphics, five firsts and four bests in state; Kim Selinger, computer graphics, two firsts, one second and one best in state; Brodie Olsen, computer graphics, first and best in state; and Scott Hubley, computer graphics, first.
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Bohemian Hoop Earrings
By: Catherine Fox
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These bohemian hoop earrings are for the fashion forward crafter! Use these earring beading patterns and our video tutorial to make your own stylish accessories.
- 2-1/4 inch bracelet memory wire (two loops)
- Pair of earwires
- Two 5mm jumprings
- 196 size 11 seed beads
- Four 6mm round beads
- Two 8mm round beadsLong-nose pliers
- Round-nose pliers
- Heavy-duty wire cutters
- If you haven't already, cut two loops from your memory wire.
- Make a loop on one end of each of your hoops. Slide your beads on each of your hoops in this order: 48 seed beads, a 6mm round bead, a seed bead, an 8mm round bead, a seed bead, a 6mm round bead, and 48 seed beads.
- Close your hoops by making a loop at the end of each.
- Open a jumpring and attach two loops of your hoop as well as the earwire; close jumpring.
- Repeat for other earring.
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Jul 31, 2016
I love these Bohemian hoop earrings and this video makes them easy to make. I like when you can watch them being done like this because it makes them so much easier to understand. I have always wondered how to make these hoop earrings. Tried t use purchased ones but the seed beads did not fit on the hoops. These are beautiful.Any necklace video to go with these?
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May 04, 2013
very nice and sample thank you
Dec 09, 2011
I've made 5 pairs of these and am currently finishing a sixth! I love the simplicity, but elegancy of these, especially since I found some gorgeous 6 & 8 mm textured silver pearls at Hobby Lobby :)
Nov 21, 2011
Thanks so much for a great project and video! Very simple and a wonderful "jump off" start point to let our imaginations run wild!
Oct 12, 2011
Where's the video. I'm tired of writing this.
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above this reply..where the picture of the earrings are there is a arrow on the left hand side at the bottom click on the arrow and it will play
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Soundfreaq announces Sound Step speakers
I think it's fair to say that many music loving mobile device users are left somewhat wanting when it comes to built-in speakers. Listening to audio either involves having to wear cumbersome earphones or sacrificing device usability to plonk it in a dedicated docking station. You can, of course, just dock your device in Soundfreaq's new Sound Step speaker and top up the battery while listening or you could keep your mobile device where it should be - in your hands. Thanks to Bluetooth connectivity, users can stream audio directly to the speaker while enjoying lots of multitasking action on the device itself.
Soundfreaq has released two versions of its Sound Step speaker - a mains-only model and one which sports a built-in rechargeable battery that's said to last at least six hours between charges. They both include a 30-pin Apple connector for docking and charging iPhones, iPods and iPads, but also features a USB charging port that can provide variable power up to 2.5V to Android, Blackberry and many other A2DP Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones, smart phones, tablets, laptops and netbooks.
Users are also given the option to keep their devices mobile by taking advantage of the wireless streaming capabilities offered by Bluetooth, which has a range of up to 33 feet (10 meters).
The Sound Step and Sound Step Recharge are said to bring the kind of rich, full sound quality offered by its Sound Platform Bluetooth home speaker. They benefit from two 2-inch drivers and one 3-inch dedicated sub-woofer and separation of natural bass and stereo is made possible thanks to the company's UQ3 spatial sound enhancement processor. There's also an internal FM tuner accessed via an app interface and a free Soundfreaq app for Apple devices transforms an iDevice into a remote control. Line-in jack inputs and composite video out also feature.
Soundfreaq's new speakers are available now, the suggested retail for the Sound Step is US$139, with the Sound Step Recharge priced at US$159.


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When you buy a car, the biggest number you see is the price. The sticker price, the invoice price, and the price you paid to get that car onto your driveway or into your garage. Savvier buyers also look at the total cost of ownership [3], which includes the price but also adds in the cost of driving, maintaining, and insuring the car.
The easiest way to determine the total cost of ownership on a car is to turn to online calculators, like this True Cost to Own calculator from Edmunds [4].
If you're curious just from an insurance perspective, Forbes has published a list of the least and most expensive cars to insure according to data provided by Insure.com. They quoted rates for a 40-year-old male who commutes 12 miles to work with your fairly standard insurance limits. $300k/$100k injury limits, $50k property damage, and $500 deductibles on collision and comprehensive.
If you're curious, the average premium in May 2009 was $1871. The average in October 2008 was $1982, so premiums were falling.
Cheapest Cars to Insure
- Hyundai Santa Fe (SUV): $832
- Kia Sportage (SUV): $840
- Hyundai Entourage (Minivan): $848
- Kia Sedona (Minivan): $857
- Kia Rio5 (Passenger): $857
- Honda Odyssey (Minivan): $871
- Smart fortwo (Passenger): $881
- Saturn Vue (SUV): $911
- Mazda Tribute (SUV): $913
- Chrysler Town & Country (Minivan): $915
I skipped the most expensive cars to insure simply because people driving Dodge Vipers ($2446), Ford Shelby GT500s ($2186) and Nissan GT-Rs ($2533) probably don't give a lick about the cost of insurance! Incidentally, the Nissan GT-R was the most expensive car to insure and four of the five most expensive cars were sports cars. The fifth was an SUV, the Mercedes-Benz G-Class, at $2088 a year.
Most and Least Expensive Cars to Insure [5] [Forbes]


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George Benson: Finding His Groove In Inspiration
As a seasoned jazz connoisseur, Benson stays in demand as a sought after performing artist as seen in his steady concert schedules taking to the stage in countries around the world. Simply put, Benson is on a mission to keep jazz current through his innate talent to innovate the sound of jazz both in studio and in the live concert arena. In both voice and guitar work, his improvisational grooves are innovative raising the bar on the unlimited nature of the music while taking it to a new platform and style of expression in today's rhythm and sound.
It is fitting that Benson has earned the title of a pioneer in the world of jazz with his triumphant achievement in crossing traditional jazz over into the pop market, initially with his Billboard hit, This "Masquerade," a song that led to his first platinum album, Breezin. (Warner Bros., 1976). As a live performing artist, he has amassed international public appeal through his unique gifts in jazz improvisation. Looking at his work on guitar, Benson is known for attacking the melody of a song with blazing impromptu runs while harmonizing his smooth R&B vocals sometimes mimicking his guitar solos in the form of scat. No show is ever a carbon copy of another. He is a musical icon characterized by his masterful skills in taking his hits and making them new in each performance.
As a recording artist and NEA Jazz Master, he has won 10 Grammy Awards as a jazz front man for his crossover solo hits including the popular tunes, "On Broadway," "Being with You," "Give Me the Night," and "This Masquerade." At the core of his conceptual originality, Benson is a purist when it comes to the art of studio recording sessions remaining true to his original flavor of the jazz sound.
As a self-taught jazz guitarist, Benson can be described as an artistic genius of melodic and chordal improvisation fused with the humility of a man passionate about the art of jazz. He can pick up a Gibson L-5 guitar and make it scat like Ella Fitzgerald on single-note melody runs. He credits some of the unfolding of his musical gifts to the life changing moments he experienced hanging out and jamming with a few jazz greats of legendary stature early on in his career, mentors such as the incomparable Jack McDuff, Wes Montgomery, John Coltrane, and Stanley Turrentine.
From the inception of his walk down Jazz Lane, Benson found his sound to involve the combination of his dual talents as both a jazz musician complimented by his jazz/soul vocals. It was through his initial recording sessions in studio as a child that he developed his instinctual ability to breathe life into songs capturing the poignant emotion of the human experience through his artistry as a singer, musician, and lyrical storyteller.
Benson currently has a new CD that has been in the making for quite some time. It can be described as deeply personal in its presentation. This CD represents a harmonious celebration of the songs and legacy of the first musical icon that influenced Benson to embrace his inner musical talents and pursue jazz during his childhood.
Inspiration (Concord, 2013) tells the real life story from childhood to present of Benson's respect and admiration for the musical catalog of the legendary Nat "King" Cole and how his exposure to the hit records of Cole helped to shape his destiny to follow the path of jazz as a professional artist.
As a child, Benson looked up to Cole with the admiration of a personal hero. In a recent interview with Benson, he spoke about the impression Cole made upon him. "As a child, it was exciting for me to listen to the music of Nat "King" Cole. He could sing and play piano with depth and originality. His music touched my heart and helped me to see what was inside of me while embracing his rich purity of sound," said Benson.
Benson saw Cole's musical talent as an inspiration to open up and explore his own inner talents that would soon emerge culminating into the jazz front man he is today.
Looking at the careers of both Cole and Benson, Cole's influence upon Benson is notably enlightening. Running parallel in line with Cole's path in music, Benson established himself as an exceptional instrumentalist on the jazz scene at the inception of his career. Like Cole, Benson later became heralded as a jazz/pop pioneer whose unforgettable singing voice captured the attention of the world crossing over cultures and generations in his ongoing career successes. His triumph in jazz is signature to his lasting appeal to audiences of all ages around the world.
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Strict visitor restrictions have been introduced at Cork University Hospital
following a swine flu outbreak.
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Arrow Island - 6-8:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, Niemond's Independent Church, along Route 35 in Richfield. Call 694-3700 or visit www.niemonds.org for more information.
Gateway to Galilee - 6-8 p.m. Monday to Friday, St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Alfarata. Classes for pre-kindergarten children through fifth grade. Call 543-5021 for more information. Call 543-5021 for more information.
Weird Animals - 6-8 p.m., Monday to Friday, Trinity United Methodist Church, 428 S. Main St., Lewistown.
Gateway to Galilee - 6-8 p.m., Monday to Friday, St. Mark Lutheran Church, Alfarata. Classes for children ages 3 through fifth grade.
Faith Like a Mountain - Registration begins at 6:10 p.m. daily, from July 13-17 at Grace Covenant Church of Lewistown, 227 Washington St. Classes for children ages 4 through sixth grade.
Jesus is Our King - 6:30-8:45 p.m. July 13-17, Locust Run United Methodist Church, on William Penn Highway between Mifflintown and Thompsontown. Classes for children ages 3 through sixth grade. Call 535-0070 to register.
Gangway to Galilee - 6-8 p.m. July 20-24, Church Hill United Methodist Church, 199 Woodland Circle, Reedsville. Call 667-9847 for more information.
Gangway to Galilee - 6-8:30 p.m. July 21-25, New Life Church, 101 N. Beech St., Burnham. Classes are for children age 4 through fifth grade.
Arrow Island: Choosing God's Way - 6:30-8:30 p.m. July 21-25, Strodes Mills Baptist Church, 8151 U.S. Highway 522 South, Lewistown. Classes for children age 3 through sixth grade. Transportation is available. Call 248-9484 for more information.
SonTreasure Island - 6-8:30 p.m., July 27-Aug. 1, Lewistown Presbyterian Church. A family picnic and musical finale will be held at 6 p.m. Aug. 1. Call 248-4561 for more information.
Agency D3 - 6-8 p.m., July 28-Aug. 1, Evangel Baptist Church, 375 W. Fifth St., Lewistown. Classes for children in kindergarten through sixth grade. Call 242-2769 for more information.
God's Backyard - 6-8 p.m. Aug. 4-8, Shrader United Methodist Church, Reedsville. Classes for children ages 4 and up.


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DP's volleyball season ends in Anaheim
Chargers lose in four sets to top-seeded Esperanza in boys volleyball CIF Quarterfinals
POSTED: 11:46 PM PDT May 13, 2013
Dos Pueblos put a scare into top-seeded Esperanza by winning the first set but the Aztecs avoided the upset by winning 22-25, 25-13, 25-22, 25-21 in a CIF-SS Division II Quarterfinals.
The Chargers could not slow down Jake Arnitz who tallied 40 kills.
San Marcos plays at Esperanza on Wednesday in a semifinal match. Santa Barbara hosts Foothill on Wednesday at Westmont College at 6 p.m.
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In 2011, Varvara Lepchenko became an American citizen.
In 2012, she jumped from outside the top 100 to No. 20 in the world in women's tennis, and represented America in the Fed Cup and the Olympics.
The milestone events are not unrelated, Lepchenko said Monday after a first-round victory at the Family Circle Cup.
"It's been an amazing experience," Lepchenko said after a 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 Stadium Court victory over fellow American Christina McHale. "I'm so lucky to be in the position where I am right now."
Lepchenko, 26 and a native of Uzbekistan, was 15 when her family moved to the U.S., where they were granted political asylum. She switched her nationality to the U.S. in 2007, but was not able to become a citizen until 2011.
"Ever since we came to the U.S., I always felt like an American," Lepchenko said. "The more time I spent here, the more friends I acquired. But when people would ask me, 'What are you now?,' I really didn't have an answer."
When her citizenship came through in 2011, a weight lifted off her shoulders. More practically, visas and passports and travel became much easier; able to focus on tennis, her career took off.
"Everything bloomed from that point," she said.
In 2012, she made the fourth round at the French Open and the third at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open. She also made the Fed Cup and Olympic teams, playing alongside Venus and Serena Williams.
"I was just talking to Venus about how great it is to play on a team," she said. "You cheer for each other and you are a normal person for a while, a team player."
Lepchenko was not the only American to have a good day. Qualifers Mallory Burdette, Jessica Pegula and Grace Min all advanced, Pegula and Burdette in three-set victories and Min with a second-set walkover. Wild-card entrant Bethanie Mattek-Sands also scored a three-set win, and will take on rising American star Sloane Stephens on Stadium Court tonight.
USC Night
Tonight is USC Night at the Family Circle Cup, as teenage star Sloane Stephens plays the featured night match on Stadium Court. A pair of Gamecock players, Jaklin Alawi and Dominika Kanakova, will play American Megan Moulton-Levy and Shuai Zhang of China in a doubles match. USC students with ID can buy a ticket for $20.
Fashion watch
Venus Williams played an exhibition match Monday to promote her EleVen by Venus line of apparel.
"We're small, but we're growing" Williams said of her company. "I think that's the best way, to grow strategically. But I think people really like the clothes, and that's half the battle."
The Family Circle Cup reported attendance of 6,032 and 5,884 for Saturday and Sunday's qualifying matches, and 6,348 for Monday's opening day of main draw play. That's the biggest Monday crowd since 6,732 in 2004.


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> /*
> * must test lock as tty layer wraps calls
> * to this function with BKL
> */
> dev_err(&dc->pdev->dev, "Would have deadlocked - "
> "return ERESTARTSYS\n");
> return -ERESTARTSYS;
> }
> The use of ERESTARTSYS seems bogus to me, no signal is pending and this flag
> would reach userspace (that is not permitted), am I right?
serial driver write methods are called from the ldisc not the tty so the
code is in fact totally bogus.
I suspect what is needed (other than to take the entire driver to bits
and put it back together using serial_core) is
if (down_trylock(&port->tty_sem))
return 0;
and the driver is then required to wake the write wait queue when that
condition becomes false - or at least before/when it runs out of
data (which currently it doesn't seem to for all cases).
Lots of other breakage in it as well (termios function is totally bogus,
tty_flip_queue_function is a no-op) etc etc
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Dr. Sally Porter Ross drives the Middle Lane on Wednesdays. Here she is:
Last week I attended a conference which offered two things I love. First, it was located in Santa Fe, which is one of my favorite cities on this planet. And second, it is home to Margaret, one of my dearest and most treasured friends. Having time to talk and dine and explore a glorious place with a special person like Margaret is absolute joy.
While I could go on for pages extolling the wonderful qualities of both Margaret and Santa Fe, I will restrict myself to sharing one particular incident which might be somewhat familiar to you.
Margaret and I were scheduled to have breakfast at 8:30 Wednesday morning. The night before, I set the alarm in my hotel room, but did not leave a wake-up call as back-up. Sure enough, the alarm failed to go off and I awakened two hours later than I had planned.
Throwing myself out of bed with a shriek, I dashed to the phone, calling the restaurant to tell Margaret what had happened. The tale ends well, as Margaret was her usual understanding and forgiving self. But what I want to share with you is my progression of thoughts and feelings while throwing on my clothes, brushing my teeth, etc.
Initially, I consoled myself with justifications and excuses: "I am virtually never late, so shouldn't I be entitled to one slip in this area?" Then – "This really isn't such a big deal; so Margaret had to wait an hour. It's not as though we had a demanding schedule today." And finally – "I shouldn't be so self-critical. It's not as if I meant to do this."
Of course, I didn't allow myself to enjoy this self-soothing for very long. I moved quickly into pretty severe self-condemnation: "My God, how could you do this to a dear friend? And why on earth did you neglect to put in a wake-up call? And worst of all, poor Margaret is having to sit idly in a restaurant waiting on you, without even a book to read. (Both Margaret and I agree that having to endure dead time – like waiting in a doctor's office or an airport – without reading matter is truly a taste of what Hell must be.)"
Finally I reached a set point of rationality, telling myself that while what I had done was unfortunate and inconvenient to my friend, I had apologized and done what I could to make it up to her (I insisted on buying her dinner that night). She certainly didn't enjoy having to wait on me, but was forgiving, remaining her usual happy and conversant self the rest of the day and evening. And I now know never to neglect to place a wake-up call again.
Assuming you're human, this sort of experience will be something you'll endure at least once in your life. And when you do, I recommend that you observe your emotions and thoughts in the immediate aftermath. However you react, make sure that you end by putting the event in perspective, neither telling yourself that what you did was just fine nor convincing yourself that you are lower than dirt.
Most importantly, use the experience as a stepping stone to learning. Decide what you'll do differently next time. Then make certain you do it. As a colleague of mine puts it: "How do you know if a person really felt guilty about something? It's simple. They never do it again."


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Yours truly has the lead article up at American Thinker (we love that). But in all seriousness, it covers a grave matter with stunning ramifications for Europe and the world.
Here's an excerpt:
Dooming Europe Pamela Geller"The Europe as you know it from visiting, from your parents, or friends is on the verge of collapsing." Geert Wilders said this in a speech he made in the U.S. last year. He went on: "We are now witnessing profound changes that will forever alter Europe's destiny and might send the continent in what Ronald Reagan called 'a thousand years of darkness.'" This applies not just to Europe, but to America as well.Been to Europe lately? Thought it was bad? You ain't seen nothing yet. The passage of the Lisbon Treaty, hailed by Barack Obama, nailed the coffin shut on national sovereignty in Europe. The people of Europe fought it, but they were overwhelmed by their political elites and the lack of American leadership in this age of our Marxist U.S. president.Come January 1, 2010, a disastrous and suicidal pact called the Euro-Med Partnership (referring to Europe and the Mediterranean region) goes into effect with little fanfare or examination. It boggles the mind that such a consequential and seismic cultural shift could be mandated and put into play without so much as a murmur from the mainstream media.Why should Americans care about this? The reason is that this global gobbledygook is coming to America, thanks to our globalist president.The European human rights group called Stop the Islamisation of Europe (SIOE) has been working tirelessly to expose the mass Muslim immigration plan of the Euro-Med Partnership. A statement on the SIOE website criticizes the secrecy of the process: "It was shocking to hear about the plans and at the same time knowing that Danish politicians and a [cowardly] Danish press -- who is otherwise proud to be critical -- has told nothing to the Danish people about this project which begins already in January next year. This also showed clearly at the conference. Only very few politicians showed up and no media. Those politicians who showed up had obviously never heard about the Euro-Mediterranean project.The goal of the Euro-Mediterranean cooperation is to create a new Greater European Union encompassing both Europe and North Africa, with the Mediterranean Sea becoming a domestic Eurabian sea. The goal is to establish a "comprehensive political partnership," including a "free trade area and economic integration"; "considerably more money for the partners" (that is, more European money flowing into North Africa); and "cultural partnership" -- that is, importation of Islamic culture into post-Christian Europe. According to the SIOE, in the Euro-Med plan, "Europe is to be islamized. Democracy, Christianity, European culture and Europeans are to be driven out of Europe. 50 million North Africans from Moslem countries are to be imported into the EU."
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A 56-year-old physician was referred to our coronary care unit (CCU) for urgent coronary intervention. His epigastric pain had started 2 hours earlier, and the 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) recorded thereafter by the ambulance team in his home is shown in Figure 1A. During transport, he developed a wide QRS complex rhythm at 65 beats/min (Figure 1B), followed by episodes of ventricular fibrillation, which terminated with direct current shocks. On arrival at the CCU, he was conversant for a short period, but his condition then rapidly deteriorated and he became unconscious. Consecutive ECG recordings demonstrated further widening of the QRS complexes (Figure 1C and D).
Figure 1. Initial 12-lead electrocardiogram recorded in the patient's home (A) and rhythm strip recordings of lead II during transportation (B) and shortly after arrival at the coronary care unit (C and D). Asterisks on panel A mark tented T waves with narrow bases. Note, that flattened P waves are discernable on panel B (arrows), but not on the following strips (C and D), which demonstrate progressive widening of the QRS complexes.
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Our cover story for April 2013 issue is about Bernard Hopkins, who at 48 remains a legitimate light heavyweight contender.
Regular contributor Bernard Fernandez writes in Just Deserts that Hopkins has poured his entire adult life into boxing and accomplished great things but only in the past few years has he reaped the rewards – both in terms of recognition and money – of a true star.
To do it, he had to climb over the likes of Roy Jones Jr. and James Toney, who once overshadowed him.
"They were getting the big money and HBO dates when I was making title defense off-TV for, like, $50,000," he said.
As part of the package, we present highlights for each year of Hopkins' 25-year career.
Also in the April issue, in Momentous Month, Norm Frauenheim looks back on heavyweight Johnathon Banks' recent emotional roller coaster, during which he lost mentor Emanuel Steward, trained Wladimir Klitschko for his most-recent fight and knocked out Seth Mitchell.
Ron Borges writes in Gatti had IT that Arturo Gatti had that certain something that touched fans worldwide even if we question his Hall of Fame credentials.
THE RING also presents the International Boxing Hall of Fame's Class of 2013 in the April 2013 issue.
And, in one more IBHOF story, Don Stradley writes in Will Cheaters Prosper? that those who vote for the Hall face a similar dilemma to that of baseball writers: What to do about players associated with performance-enhancing drugs?
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eBay's Feedback policy is designed to keep its users honest by providing a place for members rate each other after a transaction. eBay rarely removes feedback. One case in which eBay may remove feedback is when both partners agree to a settlement when using an eBay-approved certified dispute-resolution services, such as Square Trade (http://www.squaretrade.com).
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Donald Miller came to Shreveport through the Christian Leadership Center. A faith-based program committed to creating educational opportunities at the intersection of faith and intellect, the CLC offers mission trips and academic programs for undergraduate students, graduate students, and the larger community. The CLC is dedicated to theological study, innovative leadership training, interreligious and interdenominational dialogue, issues of peace and justice, spiritual formation, and Christian discipleship.
Mack McCarter Received Christian Leader Award
Mack McCarter is founder and coordinator of Community Renewal International, a non-profit organization which works to restore safe and caring communities. Community Renewal brings together caring partners to make our world a home where every single child is safe and loved. By connecting caring people, Community Renewal helps all neighborhoods become safe havens of friendship and support.
A native of Shreveport, La., Mack holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in religion from Texas Christian University and a Master of Divinity Degree from Brite Divinity School. He served as a pastor for 18 years in Texas before returning to Shreveport in 1991 to begin implementing his vision for community renewal. CRI was formally organized in 1994 and under Macks leadership has grown into an organization which has received national and international recognition for its life-changing impact.
Under his leadership, Community Renewal has been recognized by the White House and distinguished national groups like the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Manhattan Institute, Harvard University and the Pew Partnership for Civic Change, which named CRI as a national model in its Solutions for America initiative. From 2008 through 2012, Mack has been honored to represent CRI at the Clinton Global Initiative in New York City.
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Donald Miller is best known for saying what we are all feeling, especially in the realm of Christian spirituality. His candid, disarming style has increased the talkability of our common spiritual longings while decreasing what was a hyper-religious culture. He has had numerous books on the New-Times Bestsellers List including his first hit, Blue Like Jazz that stayed on the list for more than forty weeks.
The concepts in his bestselling book A Million Miles in a Thousand Years have evolved into a life-planning system that has helped thousands organize their lives using the elements of story. Don hosts a conference called Storyline several times a year in various cities where he emphasizes a meaningful life alongside productivity. Corporations have sought Don to help improve the quality of their workplaces and the inter-connectedness of their teams.
In 2012, Don launched an online software package allowing people to go through the Storyline process online, resulting in a shareable, interactive report depicting each participants values, roles, ambitions, anticipated conflict and envisioned climactic scenes.
Don is the founder of Generation One, a national effort to strengthen American families by providing a vision for first-generation patriarchs and matriarchs through a common agreement to become the families we wish wed grown up in.
Don is the founder of The Mentoring Project, a national organization that provides mentors for children growing up in fatherless homes. Don served on The Presidential Task Force on Fatherhood and Healthy Families and advised the White House on policy decisions regarding American families.
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By JIM PARKER
The Post and Courier
The property's size amazes even by peninsula Charleston standards: 13 bedrooms, nine baths, 8,000 square feet between a three-story main home and carriage house.
But it's more than just girth: The site claims rightful heritage. Built 100 years ago, the Greek Revival-style residence boasts original hardwood floors, towering columns, cavernous front porch and oversized balcony.
The buildings display undeniable versatility: They stood as single family dwellings until 25 years ago, when the interior layouts were reshaped to create five apartments in the central house and three units in the adjacent two story home.
Yet maybe the most intriguing feature is the location. Rather than south of Broad Street or even below the Crosstown, the residence is near Hampton Park a few blocks from The Citadel.
The property is 143 Moultrie St., raised in 1913 at the corner of Moultrie and President streets. It's priced to sell for $2.2 million.
"This is the only mansion in this part of the peninsula," says Camilla Rosenberg, real estate associate with Re/Max Advanced Real Estate The Lisa Richart Team and listing agent.
Interested parties include individuals from out of town and private organizations, which might want to own a lavish early 20th century home to host parties and fundraisers, Rosenberg says. The house would accommodate a family. Or a senior couple could live there and their children and grandkids stay for visits.
"It's large," she says.
The main house touts its early 1900s appearance, sporting hardwood floors and 10-foot-plus ceilings along with dental crown moldings and elegant wainscoting. Central heat and air keep the apartments warm in the winter and cooler in the summer. Many rooms showcase fireplaces, typically with marble surrounds and wood mantels.
A large, modern kitchen highlights the first floor, converted to a three-bedroom, two-bath rental. Smaller second level apartments, too, house kitchens. The third floor, formerly an attic with lower ceilings, shows off window views and a large open area – with cooking corner – at the top of the stairs.
Around the residence are walled up doorways, filled in when the house was converted to rentals. Rosenberg says it wouldn't be difficult to reopen the doorways if the house were to be re-engineered as a single home.
Separately, the property owner in recent years overhauled the carriage house, situated a few hundred feet away from the main residence. Accessed via the ground level and a flight of stairs to the top floor, the guest home showcases concrete floors on the first level as well as fireplaces, an upscale kitchen and tidy bedrooms and baths.
Flanking the guest house and behind the main home is a paved lot facing President Street with a parking space for each apartment. A large lawn separates the two buildings.
Rosenberg suggests the main house could be restored as a single-family residence while the guest house continue as a rental to supplement income.
The Realtor, meanwhile, has compiled an impressive background on the property.
John Christopher Wieters, whose uncle and father started the first wholesale grocer in South Carolina, built 143 Moultrie St. a century ago.
Wieters was a doctor who studied at MUSC and abroad in Berlin. He would go on to form the first outdoor advertising (billboard) agency in the state. Wieters and his wife Lucille Emilie Davis Wieters would live in the house until 1929. They sold the residence to John Lenhardt, chief of Standard Oil in Charleston.
Lenhardt, a specialist at a high-pressure distillery in Elizabeth, N.J., would run the Standard Oil refinery in Havana for six years before landing in Charleston. After he retired, he headed the prestigious War Allotment Board for Charleston in World War II.
The Lenhardts' two sons were John Robert Lenhardt, an engineer; and Maurice John "Jack" Lenhardt, an artist and professor at The Citadel 1949-1971. Jack Lenhardt and his wife, also on The Citadel staff, lived in the house after his parents died. His paintings include "Two Cadets," who hangs on display in Mark Clark Hall on The Citadel campus. Former Citadel president and friend Gen. Mark Clark commissioned him to produce the artwork.
Jack Lenhardt's nephew Robert "Buddy" Lenhardt, owner of The Sportsman's Shop on King Street, lived on the property for many years in the detached carriage house. Meanwhile, the vinyl-sided mansion received its brick facade during that time.
In 1976, James Grevas, a grocer of Greek heritage, bought the home. Upon his death, his wife Gladys Grevas remained in the house, "opening the grand doors of her home and carriage house to take in renters," Rosenber says. The practice continued after the property was sold in 1994 to the current owners.
The property stands toward the western edge of Moultrie Street. Heading north, take Ashley Avenue through the Crosstown intersection. Proceed to Moultrie Street at Hampton Park. Turn left on Moultrie. Two blocks ahead on the left is 143 Moultrie St.
Reach Jim Parker at 937-5542 or email@example.com.
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Philosophy: "Attitude is everything!"
Wainscoting and crown molding show off the entrance to the century-old house, which alone has 10 bedrooms (Leroy Burnell/Staff).×
Original hardwood floors distinguish the entrance to 143 Moultrie St. The three-story house and adjacent carriage house are 8,000 square feet combined (Leroy Burnell/Staff).×
Fireplaces abound in the main house, including this heating unit in the living room with marble surround and wooden mantel (Leroy Burnell/Staff).×
The second floor side porch connects to two of the five apartments at 143 Moultrie St. (Leroy Burnell/Staff).×
This entrance to the guest house in on the second floor ( Leroy Burnell/Staff).×
Concrete floors mark the carriage house at 143 Moultrie St., located near The Citadel (Leroy Burnell/Staff).×
Modern appliances accentuate the first-floor kitchen, now used in to a large apartment (Leroy Burnell/Staff).×
The side yard at 143 Moultrie St. is large enough for a swimming pool, says Camilla Rosenberg, listing agent with Re/Max (Leroy Burnell/Staff).×


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Longueuil police have arrested a 20-year-old man in Montreal who had been wanted by seven different police departments on seventeen warrants for more than two years.
The man is alledged to be connected to three robberies that occurred recently in Longueuil.
On December 23, the suspect boarded a taxi to Saint-Lambert and demanded the driver's wallet before fleeing the vehicle.
A few days later on December 29, the suspect entered a Quiznos restaurant on Taschereau boulevard in Brossard. Armed with a pistol, he demanded the contents of the cash drawer before leaving in a taxi.
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COLUMBIA - The South Carolina Department of Corrections is continuing its efforts to address how the mentally ill are treated with the creation of a unit that houses inmates who harm themselves.
The Self-Injurious Behavior Unit at Kirkland Correctional Institution in Columbia opened July 29. It's a self-contained unit that has 23 beds with three counselors who can respond faster when an inmate feels the urge to hurt himself. A psychiatrist and clinical assistant also are assigned to the unit.
"The self-injurious behavior unit and Crisis Intervention Team training are additional ways we are making our institutions safer for inmates and staff," said SCDC Director Bryan Stirling in a written message through the agency's spokeswoman.
The agency has received a lot of flak this year, following a 45-page ruling by then-Circuit Judge Michael Baxley in January. Baxley was named senior vice president and general counsel of state-owned utility Santee Cooper effective July 1.
The ruling was the result of a 2005 class-action lawsuit filed against the agency by the nonprofit group Protection and Advocacy for People with Disabilities Inc., on behalf of mentally ill prisoners.
Last year, the Legislature coughed up $1.2 million for the department to hire more counselors and improve mental health care for inmates. But that amount is not nearly enough to cover the changes ordered by Baxley, experts said.
Baxley gave SCDC six months to come up with a plan to fix the department's failures in a number of areas. The department filed an appeal to the ruling. SCDC has also been in mediation with the nonprofit for months in hopes of working together to move forward on the matter.
The group's executive director, Gloria Prevost, said there's much more to be done by the agency.
"Of course, we're pleased with any step they take forward," Prevost said. "There still is a lot to be done before we can be assured that our clients are receiving the care they need and that the judge found they need."
SCDC also had 25 correctional officers complete a week-long Crisis Intervention Team training with the National Institute of Corrections. The training, which was conducted in South Carolina, is a pilot program by the institute, which brings the trainers to departments of corrections, instead of having officers fly to them. The program trains officers who are most often in contact with mentally ill prisoners to help play a role in their treatment and management.
"The CIT training allowed us to open this new (Self-Injurious Behavior Unit) by giving our officers necessary tools to better manage inmates with behavioral needs," Stirling said. "Some of these 25 officers will go on to train more security staff in crisis intervention."
The Post and Courier went behind prison doors and into mental health units within SCDC's system earlier this year. Officials say they've been doing the best they can, including special dorms set aside for mentally ill prisoners at Lieber, Lee and Perry state prisons.
South Carolina's prisons have been on a financial diet since at least the mid-1990s, when a no-nonsense Texan named Michael Moore was brought in to run the system with an eye toward austerity.
In the years since, South Carolina has consistently ranked at or near the bottom for prison spending nationally.
In 2005, the year the lawsuit was filed, South Carolina spent 42 percent less per day on its inmates than 16 states surveyed by the Southern Leadership Conference. That year, South Carolina spent less money per inmate than any state in the nation.
At the same time, South Carolina's prisons became virtual warehouses for the mentally ill due to cutbacks in mental health care. The state Department of Mental Health, for example, has seen its budget shrink 40 percent in the last decade, the largest drop of any state since 2002.
In South Carolina, at least five times more mentally ill people are housed in jails and prisons than in hospitals, a 2010 study by the nonprofit Advocacy Treatment Center and the National Sheriffs' Association found.
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Q: Our ferrets live cage-free in our apartment. We lost a 6-year-old, male ferret a week ago to illness, leaving Max, a 3-year-old, male, behind. Max is a very sweet and gentle albino ferret. Our two ferrets were very close from the first day they met two years ago. We tried bringing in two new ferrets this week, a 1-year-old, male-female pair. The female went after Max's neck. I believe she was trying to preen him, perhaps as a sign of domination, perhaps not. Max would squeal and try to escape, but she would pursue him. We returned the pair, sadly. My overall concern is to provide Max a companion and ease his grief.
Yesterday we got another male, a 2.5-year-old bandit. He seems quite mellow, buy Max doesn't want much to do with him. He would like to be near Max, and sleep with him, but Max hisses at him, keeping him away. Tonight, while Max was asleep in a cat-carrier, the new ferret crept in and curled up near him. I was so happy to see it. I returned 15 minutes later, and he was sleeping in a different place, so I'm not sure what happened. Then later my wife put them together, and Max reacted by hissing again. Can I expect them to get along, or might Max never warm to him? Do some ferrets never get along? Are these simply stress/newness issues that will work out? A: Some ferrets need time to adjust, and while Max was used to having another ferret around, the two new, young ferrets may have been too much for him, and now he is a little gun-shy.
Give Max time to adjust to the new and calmer ferret, but keep them together. The more time spent together, the quicker they will get used to each other rather than only seeing the other for short periods of time.
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I think EA hit home plate with this one. The open world, police integration, and ability to play online in an MMO world made this one a true gem for me. It is nice to freely sign up my friends and have a huge race with them all while earning money to purchase newer cars. It had muscle cars which few racing games do and it had many features I loved from previous NFS titles like the ability to uprade and sell your car and free roam for when you just want to take your car for a test drive or sunday drive. The graphics and audio were that of carbon and most wanted (NFS two newest titles at the time) and I never had trouble finding other people to play with. The game did get repetitve after a while and although they introduce new content few months, the races never change. It was still one of the best NFS titles in my mind and followed both the new and older titles in its make up.
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READING - Give Justin Friend points for honesty.
The 26-year-old righthander is having a lights-out season as double-A Reading's closer. Entering the weekend, Friend had allowed one earned run - all season.
In 24 innings over 22 games, Friend was 2-0 with a 0.38 ERA. He had 23 strikeouts and 10 walks, 12 saves, and a 1.125 WHIP.


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Umar Gul's cameo with the bat helped Pakistan recover from a middle-order collapse to beat South Africa by two wickets in the World Twenty20.
Topics: twenty20, cricket, sport, sri-lanka, south-africa, pakistan
A boy has died and a man and two women have been seriously injured in a head-on car crash on Appin Road, south-west of Sydney.
Topics: road, accidents, disasters-and-accidents, appin-2560, nsw, australia
Middle East expert Robert Naouss discusses Iran's nuclear ambitions and the arrest of the man behind the anti-Islam film.
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Katter's Australian Party has launched a public appeal for Queensland Nationals Senator Barnaby Joyce to defect and join its ranks.
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Australia's Prime Minister and Foreign Affairs Minister have spent the week lobbying the United Nations in New York, in the hope of securing votes for a temporary seat on the UN Security Council.
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A Sri Lankan court has convicted a 21-year-old man who broke into the hotel rooms of two Australian cricketers and offered them sex during the ongoing World Twenty20.
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The former 'Hey Dad!' actor, Robert Hughes, says he is keen to return to Australia to face allegations that he sexually assaulted five girls.
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Star three-year-old Pierro scored an impressive win at his Melbourne debut in the Bill Stutt Stakes at Moonee Valley on Friday night.
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Disgraced Chinese politician Bo Xilai will "face justice" for a litany of crimes including abuse of power, bribes and improper sexual relations with multiple partners, state media said.
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China has taken a formal step towards putting the disgraced politician Bo Xilai on trial.
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Next week may be Mitt Romney's last chance to change the trajectory of this presidential election.
After more than three and a half years of criticising President Obama in the media and on the campaign trail, on Wednesday night in Denver, Colorado, Romney will stand just metres away from the man whose job he wants.
Presidential debates may not have the same novelty and impact as when the tanned and youthful Senator John F Kennedy outshone the sickly and sweaty Vice President Richard Nixon in 1960, but the juxtaposition can still be telling.
Four years ago, Senator John McCain appeared old and cranky, refusing to even look at Senator Obama, famously referring to his rival as "that one".
In 2000, Al Gore sighed and harrumphed impatiently as Governor George W Bush fumbled his way through answers, yet he managed to beat Mr Gore in pure "likeability".
No one likes a stuffed-shirt.
There is an assumption from some that President Obama is sure to outshine the wooden Governor Romney, but that's not a given.
Barack Obama has put in some pretty poor debate performances in his time – in 2007 and early 2008 he regularly lost to Hillary Clinton on style and substance.
Obama is a great orator, but he is also a former professor of constitutional law who can get very dry, bogged down in detail, and perhaps most dangerous of all, he can seem impatient with people who ask dumb questions.
If President Obama starts his answers with a terse-sounding "Look…" then look out, he may be heading into Al Gore territory.
When he and Senator Clinton's campaigns were in the midst of a mud-slinging contest around the time of the South Carolina primary in late-January 2008, Senator Obama came across as grim and frustrated.
Mitt Romney on the other hand has recently been through a seemingly endless series of more that 20 Republican candidate debates, where his trump card was his presidential bearing.
Perhaps the last time a presidential debate altered a campaign was the one-off debate just days before the 1980 election between President Jimmy Carter and Governor Ronald Reagan.
Carter had a narrow poll lead on the eve of the debate with many voters concerned Reagan was too conservative, too radical, too much of a washed-up cowboy actor to be President.
But standing alongside the faded and diminished-looking Carter, Reagan radiated confidence and charm.
Arguably just two lines won that debate - Reagan summed up the central theme of his campaign and his core argument for election, "Are you better off than you were four years ago?"
The answer to most watching was no.
And then when he chided Carter for trying to make him look like a dangerous ideologue, Reagan pointedly yet affably said, "There you go again."
He was almost showing pity for his impotent opponent, days later he won in a landslide.
Little wonder Republicans in 2012 have been trying to gin up the comparisons between 1980 and now, and even retread the killer question, "Are you better of than you were four years ago?"
The trouble for them, so far, is that the answer has been, "Probably we are because four years ago we were falling off a cliff, now we're climbing back up the hill."
Romney isn't Reagan, just as Obama isn't Carter, yet the US economy is suffering from a 1980-style malaise, and a Reagan-esque candidate may have been just what the voters are looking for.
But say what you like about Reagan, candidates like him are few and far between.
And Ronald Reagan was never seen to write off 47 per cent of the electorate.
Topics: us-elections, world-politics, united-states
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A Hong Kong property tycoon has offered a half a billion Hong Kong dollar reward to any man that can woo his lesbian daughter.
On this episode of News Exchange, we look at how emergency services use social platforms to communicate in disasters. Also on the show, venture capitalist and author Guy Kawasaki discusses the start-up culture in Australia and his time as chief evangelist at Apple.
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Western Australia posted a 25-run win over Victoria in the one-day cup match at the WACA.
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An emotional candlelit vigil has been held at the Brunswick Baptist Church to remember Jill Meagher, who was murdered after a night out at a nearby bar one week ago.
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It has been nearly 400 years since his death, yet Shakespeare is still alive - more so than any other writer in English. And what's made him immortal is unquestionably his work, because, famously, we know very little about his life. What has changed in the last few decades, though, is the understanding of the world he lived in. Helping us to explore the life and times of the Bard is Jonathan Bate, one of the world's foremost Shakespeare scholars and the curator of an exhibition at the British Museum called Shakespeare: Staging the World. He was in Australia recently, and he spoke to us from our Melbourne studios.
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Club legends feel Canterbury is capable of creating another Bulldogs dynasty under coach Des Hasler.
Topics: sport, rugby-league, nrl, belmore-2192
New British television program, The Thick Of It, brutally dissects the world of the special political advisor and the spin doctor. It's the brainchild of Armando Iannucci, one of a remarkable batch of British TV talent that emerged in the early nineties. He was here in Australia briefly this week, and we thought it would be a good chance to get to know one of the driving forces in TV of a generation, beginning with his unlikely start as an expert on the poet Milton.
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Luke Hodge has promised his ill-timed bout of gastro will not restrict his output in Saturday's grand final against Sydney.
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An economic researcher has slammed the Tamar Valley pulp mill proposal and urged Tasmania to move away from forestry.
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A vigil is being held for murdered Melbourne woman Jill Meagher in the suburb of Brunswick.
When Floriade's gates close at 5:00pm, the gardens are transformed into an illuminated wonderland.
Topics: flowers, states-and-territories, act, canberra-2600
A striking portrait of the Queen that pushes the boundaries of royal portraiture has been unveiled by Governor-General Quentin Bryce in Canberra.
Topics: painting, visual-art, royal-and-imperial-matters, act, canberra-2600
News Exchange's Richard Davies speaks to venture capitalist and author Guy Kawasaki about his time as chief evangelist at Apple, working with Steve Jobs and the tech startup culture in Australia.
Topics: internet-culture, personal-computers, australia, united-states
The election pledges continue with ACT Labor to give $15 million in support for people with a disability, and the Canberra Liberals to simplify the liquor law system if they win government.
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Dividend checks continue to get fatter in corporate America, as more companies jack up their distribution rates.
Readers of the Income Investor newsletter can certainly appreciate that kind of thinking. Let's take a closer look at some of the companies that inched their payouts higher these past few days.
We can start with PotashCorp (NYSE: POT ) . The world's largest crop nutrient provider may have fallen short on the bottom line in last week's quarterly report, but it's once again rewarding shareholders for their patience. PotashCorp's new quarter dividend of $0.28 a share is a 33% improvement. This is the fourth time that PotashCorp has boosted its rate over the past two years.
BreitBurn Energy Partners (NASDAQOTH: BBEPQ ) is also energizing its disbursements. The oil and gas limited partnership declared a cash distribution of $0.47 per unit for the quarter, just ahead of the $0.465 per unit rate it was shelling out three months earlier.
Broadcom (UNKNOWN: BRCM.DL ) also became a bit more generous. The provider of semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications is boosting its rate 10% to $0.11 a share every three months. The stock's 1.3% yield isn't going to turn too many heads, but it is an improvement.
Finally, we have Dunkin' Brands (NASDAQ: DNKN ) making dough with its doughnuts. The parent company of Dunkin' Donuts and Baskin-Robbins is juicing up its quarterly dividend 27% to $0.19 a share. Dunkin' Brands initiated a distribution policy last year after going public in 2011. This is the company's first increase, but it wouldn't be a surprise if Dunkin' turned this into an annual tradition.
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It's really a very simple situation for the Los Angeles Lakers this offseason. The team can be a legitimate contender in the Western Conference if it can sign Carmelo Anthony and Pau Gasol, or it will be an also-ran with Kobe Bryant and rookie Julius Randle supplying the occasional thrill.
Obviously, the Lakers and their fans would prefer the first option.
Like everyone else in the basketball world, the Lakers were awaiting the decision of LeBron James, whom Carmelo Anthony apparently seemed to be waiting on as well.
Now that James has announced through SI.com that he's heading back to the Cleveland Cavaliers, perhaps other business around the league will pick up.
Here's the latest information in the pursuit of Anthony, Gasol and a few role players.
L.A. Customizing Their Pitch to Suit Melo's Wife
If most of Melo's decision is based on the desires of his wife, actress La La Anthony, then the Lakers may be making the right pitch.
Per Mark Medina of the L.A. Daily News, the team sees La La as a major factor.
James Worthy cites "La La" as critical factor in Lakers' sales pitch to Carmelo Anthony http://t.co/2vcumA8vUM— Mark Medina (@MarkG_Medina) July 10, 2014
It remains to be seen whether La La truly prefers to live in L.A. full time, and whether her wishes will be the driving point in Carmelo's decision.
Either way, it's a smart pitch from a Lakers standpoint.
Lakers Still Love Gasol
Despite a Laker tenure that was wrought with trade rumors, there's still apparently mutual interest between the team and Pau Gasol.
Medina tweeted:
Can confirm that Mitch Kupchak met again with Pau Gasol yesterday at Lakers' practice facility. @SpearsNBAYahoo first reported— Mark Medina (@MarkG_Medina) July 10, 2014
Gasol is being wooed by several contenders. According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports, The Chicago Bulls, San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder have all expressed interest.
Unless the Lakers land Melo, their roster doesn't measure up to any of Gasol's other suitors.
Role Players on the Radar
Joel Brigham of Basketball Insiders talked about the Lakers' Plan B options, as well as some potential role players the team could add for depth:
L.A. apparently has expressed interest in bringing back Steve Blake after shipping him to Golden State at the deadline. Kent Bazemore returning to L.A. is possible as well, as they have been in contact with his camp.
You can scratch Blake from that list as of Thursday, per CBS Sports' Ken Berger.
Steve Blake's deal with Portland is a two-year, $4.2 million deal with a player option for year two, league source says.— Ken Berger (@KBergCBS) July 10, 2014
With Jordan Farmar choosing to play with the Lakers' Staples Center rival the L.A. Clippers, the options at point guard are getting sparse. We'll have to wait and see who the team targets next for the position.
The Lakers would be smart to bring back the energetic and athletic Bazemore for depth on the wing. In 25 games with the team last season, Bazemore averaged 13.1 points, 3.3 rebounds, 3.1 assists and made 37 percent of his three-point attempts.
As a bench player, he'd be a perfect fit on a contending team.
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|13 Going on 30
This is a movie is based on an idea that Hollywood loves: the idea that if you make one bad decision, it can change your whole life.
|04/23/2004 - 20:11
|15 Minutes
Ultimately, the movie is like being kicked in the ass a whole bunch of times by a guy who's yelling the same thing at you over and over again.
|03/09/2001 - 20:12
|16 Blocks
Apparently, Bruce refuses no opportunity to play a cop and filmmakers hedging their bets are eager to dial 1-800-TYPECAST to make it happen.
|03/03/2006 - 20:13
|2 Fast 2 Furious
If movies were cars, "2 Fast 2 Furious" would be a Yugo.
|06/06/2003 - 19:58
|200 Cigarettes
It's one of those films that makes you wonder whether the filmmakers are trying to be cryptically profound, or whether they've simply been lobotomized.
|02/26/1999 - 20:29
|25th Hour
I've heard of cinematic masturbation, but in "25th Hour" Spike's finally hit the right mix of ambition and flexibility to do nothing less than cinematically blow himself.
|01/10/2003 - 20:15
|28 Days Later
This film does nothing to distinguish itself from the parade of lame horror films that have come out over the last several years.
|06/27/2003 - 20:18
|40 Days and 40 Nights
Personally, I would have retitled this movie "Put a Boot Up Matt's Spoiled, Picky Ass."
|03/01/2002 - 20:19
|50 First Dates
How can somebody make a film as hideously awful as "Charlie's Angels 2: Full Throttle" and ever be allowed to work again?
|02/13/2004 - 20:22
The main character's bout with cancer throughout "50/50" was nothing compared to the mental anguish I was forced to deal with as the 'plot' of this misguided medical morass unfolded before me.
|11/27/2011 - 22:03
Essentially, this film is "Boogie Nights" minus the big penis.
|08/28/1998 - 20:23
|8 Heads in a Duffel Bag
The mere presence of George Hamilton and Dyan Cannon is proofthat director Tom Schulman has a commitment to black comedy like Elizabeth Taylor has a commitment to marriage.
|04/18/1997 - 20:01
|A Beautiful Mind
This movie is a complete farce and should not even be connected to John Forbes Nash, Jr.
|01/04/2002 - 07:36
|A Day Without a Mexican
It appears as though director Sergio Arau told everyone to pretend they were in an "SNL" skit.
|08/06/2004 - 14:29
|A Knight's Tale
One has to figure that writer/producer/director Brian Helgeland actually smoked the research material instead of reading it.
|05/11/2001 - 22:14
|A Lot Like Love
Like most mediocre Hollywood fare, "A Lot Like Love" doesn't even care that its outcome is assured and the audience has little reason to stay in the theater more than five minutes.
|04/22/2005 - 21:05
|A Man Apart
Drugs in Southern California? No way!
|04/04/2003 - 20:46
|A Map of the World
What is Sigourney, 52? Did we really need to be looking at her breasts?
|01/21/2000 - 21:05
|A Midsummer Night's Dream
To make things worse, this film does theactor du jour thing by featuring Calista Flockhart, that star of "Ally McBeal" who claims not to have an eating disorder despite the fact that if she stands too close to the curb people park their cars in front of her and stick quarters in her mouth.
|05/14/1999 - 05:48
|A Perfect Murder
There's about as much suspense in this film as in a model-barfing contest. Nothing interesting comes up.
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Donovan Banks, center, and his mother, Denise Banks, left, greet his new second-grade teacher at Meadow Lane Elementary School, Sybil Wallace, with some classroom supplies this morning. More than 19,000 students in Wayne County started school today. Kindergarten classes for the remainder of the week will be staggered to allow students to transition into the routine.
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WESTWOOD — Gov. Chris Christie said he supports reopening Pascack Valley Hospital, despite an appeal filed last week by two hospitals that would keep the 128-bed Westwood facility shut down, according to a report by NorthJersey.com.
The Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, along with Englewood Hospital and Medical Center, filed to the Appellate Division to oppose the hospital's reopening, the report said. The hospitals said that the two-year grace period usually given to file for a license to reopen had ended in December.
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Probable Starters: DET - G: Rodney Stuckey, Rip Hamilton; F: Tayshaun Prince, Jonas Jerebko; C: Jason Maxiell.
BOS - G: Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen; F: Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett; C: Kendrick Perkins.
Notes: Hopefully, the Pistons have another good effort against the Celtics in them, since this is a national TV game on ESPN and all.
It's not like winning in Boston is as daunting a task as it once was. The Celts are reeling a bit, were completely out-classed in yesterday's ABC game against Cleveland and got booed on their homecourt in a 20-point loss to Memphis last week.
Boston is one of few teams that has athleticism comparable to Detroit (not a compliment to Boston). Other than Rajon Rondo and Nate Robinson, the Celtics are pretty stiff up front with KG, Rasheed Wallace and Kendrick Perkins. Paul Pierce and Ray Allen are showing signs of age. Backup guard Marquis Daniels doesn't really handle or shoot particularly well.
While Boston is in need of a win and certainly more talented than Detroit, the Pistons have the kind of pesky lineup of hustle players that can give Boston some problems.
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Shares of Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL ) rise one week before the company is expected to sell $17 billion in new bonds. Shares of Best Buy (NYSE: BBY ) hit a 52-week high after the retailer announces plans to sell its European business. 3D Systems (NYSE: DDD ) climbs on higher-than-expected first-quarter revenue. And Nuance Communications (NASDAQ: NUAN ) drops on lower-than-expected first-quarter profits. In this installment of Investor Beat, our analysts discuss four stocks making moves.
Speech recognition is yet another nascent technology set to explode with the rise of tablets and smartphones, and no company is better poised to benefit from this coming boom than Nuance Communications. However, this growth story doesn't come without risks, too. The Motley Fool recently published a premium research report to break down what investors interested in Nuance absolutely have to understand before investing, so click here now to grab your copy today.
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Kallee Ward
Published: Thursday, November 15th, 2012
Kallee Jean Ward was a graduate of Anoka (Minn.) High School (1976) and Anoka Technical College (1977). Kallee was a long term faithful employee working at McDonalds (four years), employed as a dietary aide at Trevilla Golden Valley (25 years) and at Berkshire (Osseo) (six years) and she also worked at Serums Emporium in Anoka for the last 15 years.
Kallee died at Mercy Hospital in Coon Rapids, Minn., Nov. 6, 2012, surrounded by her loving family. She was 56.
Kallee is survived by parents, Virginia (Henry) Kloos and Tom Ward Jr; brothers, Thomas P. (Jan), Peter K. (Jan) and Kevin C. (Anne); sisters, Koko Ward and Jennifer Delgado; and many very special nieces, nephews, friends and colleagues.
Special thanks to Dr. John Poterucha and RN Lynn Pearson of Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., the special doctors, nurses and aides at Mercy Hospital and all who assisted in Kallee's care during this difficult time.
Father Michael A. Van Slou, pastor at St. Stephens Church in Anoka, helped celebrate a special family Mass. Interment followed at St. Peter and Paul Cemetery in Ivanhoe, Minn., with her beloved grandparents, Max and Sophia Lange.
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