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Shawn Vaught had been scheduled to be sentenced Thursday in federal court on charges he defrauded victims of $1.3 million by taking money for commercial power generators that he did not possess, let alone deliver to the customers.
Instead, the Fairview Township resident came to court to plead guilty to a second set of felony charges stemming from a new scam the government said Vaught pursued in the days surrounding his guilty plea in his first case.
Vaught, 38, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Judge Sean J. McLaughlin's courtroom to three counts of wire fraud and a sole count of being a felon in possession of firearms.
With the pleas, Vaught admitted that between April 2012 and February, he accepted and spent a $250,000 deposit from a customer for the purchase of four turbine generators Vaught never possessed. Vaught also agreed that when his other home in Jefferson City, Mo., was searched by authorities in January, he was found to possess a cache of firearms that by virtue of his September guilty plea to felony charges, he had no right to possess.
Vaught will be sentenced Sept. 9 on those counts and the original charges he faced when he was first indicted in 2011 -- wire fraud and money laundering.
He faces a combined sentence of between eight years and one month to 10 years and one month, up to $500,000 in fines, plus a yet-to-be-determined amount of restitution.
Vaught said little at the hearing except to indicate that he was waiving his right to an indictment by a grand jury and intended to plead guilty. His lawyer, David Ridge, said Vaught chose the plea on Ridge's advice.
A grand jury first indicted Vaught on 37 counts in October 2011. The U.S. Attorney's Office dropped all but four of the counts in a plea deal and Vaught, of the 6900 block of Water Street, pleaded guilty in September to three counts of wire fraud and one count of money laundering, all felonies.
Vaught admitted he accepted $1.3 million from three clients between 2006 and 2010 for generators he never delivered. He said he used some of the money to pay off bankruptcy debt in Missouri and for personal and business expenses.
McLaughlin set sentencing for Feb. 13, but that was postponed after Vaught was arrested for a bond violation in January and late Wednesday charged with new crimes.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Marshall Piccinini explained to McLaughlin on Thursday that as Vaught, who was free on bond, was preparing to plead guilty in the 2011 case and then awaiting sentencing on the charges, Vaught was pursuing another fraudulent sale of four generators he did not possess.
Piccinini said Vaught, who was operating under the company names World Energy Products Inc., World Energy Fuels Inc. and John Brown Engineering Inc., accepted $250,000 from a company in McLean, Texas, in September and promised to deliver the generators. But the generators belonged to another company and one of them had already been sold to another customer, Piccinini said.
Vaught gave the customer, identified in court records as B&B, repeated excuses as to why he had not delivered the equipment and did not return the deposit when the customer demanded a refund in December, Piccinini said.
Vaught deposited some of the money in his bank account and used some of it to buy a $36,999 Ford Edge, a $64,000 Dodge Ram pickup and a $16,000 trailer, according to court records. Those items, as well as Vaught's firearms, will be forfeited to the government, Piccinini said.
A warrant was issued for Vaught's arrest once B&B complained to law enforcement.
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Ymca needs volunteers in several areas
The Hernando County Family YMCA is seeking volunteers. Those interested may volunteer in areas including administration, aquatics, the Kids Zone, maintenance, group exercise or sports. Anyone interested is invited to stop by the Y, 1300 Mariner Blvd., on the following days during the week: 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Monday and 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday and Thursday. For information, call (352) 688-9622.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10209, 14736 Edward R. Noll Drive, Spring Hill, will host "A Day at the Races" from 1 to 5 p.m. today. Along with horse race games, there will be door prizes, raffles and a 50-50 drawing. Food and drinks will be available. Admission is $5. Proceeds will benefit the post and the 9/11 memorial on the grounds. Call (352) 796-0398.
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The Hernando County Sheriff's Office Citizen Volunteer Corps is accepting applications for its public service aide program. Volunteers serve on patrol, handle minor calls for service from residents and assist patrol deputies in nonemergency cases. Volunteers receive training. The next PSA Academy begins June 12. The application deadline is April 30. Applications are available at the Sheriff's Office, 18900 Cortez Blvd., Brooksville, or 7499 Forest Oaks Blvd., Spring Hill. For information, call (352) 797-3678 or visit hernandosheriff.org.
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Girl Scouts 100th anniversary celebration: 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Tom Varn Park, 306 Darby Lane, Brooksville. $5 per person. gswcf.org/100.
Hernando County Fair and Youth Livestock Show: 10 a.m.-11 p.m., Hernando County Fairgrounds, 6436 Broad St., Brooksville. Adults $7; $4 for ages 4-12, free for 3 and younger. Midway armbands $22. (352) 796-4552.
Spring Olive Festival on the Grove: 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Olive Grove, 15016 Rester Drive, west of Brooksville. Free. (352) 345-5940.
Unbreakable Movement for Peace: 11 a.m.-2 p.m., Delta Woods Park, 3400 Deltona Blvd., Spring Hill. (352) 200-3034.
'Going Green' library card craft event: 2:30-4:30 p.m., Spring Hill Branch/Harold G. Zopp Memorial Library, 9220 Spring Hill Drive, Spring Hill. Free. (352) 754-4043.
Weeki Wachee High School presents 'Into the Woods': 7 p.m., Weeki Wachee High School, 12150 Vespa Way, north of Weeki Wachee. Adults $10 in advance and $15 at the door; students $8. (352) 797-7029.
Springstead High School presents 'Anything Goes': 7:30 p.m., Springstead Theater, 3300 Mariner Blvd., Spring Hill. $10 for adults and $6 for students. (352) 476-9086.
Stage West presents 'Doubt: A Parable': 8 p.m., Stage West Community Playhouse, 8390 Forest Oaks Blvd., Spring Hill. $10, reserved seating. (352) 683-5113.
Hernando deaths
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Stan Chambers
Stanley Holroyd "Stan" Chambers (August 11, 1923 – February 13, 2015) was an American television reporter who worked for KTLA in Los Angeles from 1947 to 2010.[1]
Chambers was born in Los Angeles. His career began shortly after KTLA became the first commercially licensed TV station in the western United States. His April 1949 on-scene 27½-hour report of the unsuccessful attempt to rescue Kathy Fiscus from an abandoned well in San Marino, California prompted the sale of hundreds of TV sets in the Los Angeles area. His report has been recognized as the first live coverage of a breaking news story.[2]
In 1952 Chambers was involved in the first live telecast of an atomic bomb test at the Nevada Test Site. Among other stories he has covered are the 1961 Bel Air fires, the 1963 Baldwin Hills Reservoir dam break, the 1971 Sylmar and 1994 Northridge earthquakes, the 1963 kidnapping of Frank Sinatra, Jr., the 1965 Watts Riots, the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, the Tate-LaBianca murders by the Manson Family, and the Hillside Strangler. Chambers broke the story on the beating of Rodney King by Los Angeles Police Department officers.[3]
Chambers earned several Emmy Awards, Golden Mike Awards, LA City and County Proclamations, an LA Press Club Award, and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. His grandson, Jaime Chambers, became a reporter at KTLA in 2003, and now works at KSWB-TV (Fox-5) in San Diego.
Retirement years and Death[edit]
He retired on August 11, 2010 on his 87th birthday, marking 63 years as a reporter at KTLA.[4] Chambers died on February 13, 2015, at his home in the Holmby Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, the age of 91. Chambers' first wife, Beverly, died of cancer in 1989. But he was survived by second wife GiGi, 11 children, 38 grandchildren and 8 great-grandchildren. He was interred at Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, California, buried beside his beloved wife Beverly.
- ^ Stan Chambers, KTLA.com, accessed 2013-10-13
- ^ LA news pioneer Stan Chambers retiring, Los Angeles Daily News, August 11, 2010
- ^ Jay Berman, Turning the Tables on Stan Chambers, Los Angeles Downtown News, February 27, 2004
- ^ Greg Braxton, KTLA's Stan Chambers to announce retirement, Los Angeles Times, August 11, 2010
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- Stan Chambers at the Internet Movie Database
- Stan Chambers, KTLA.com, accessed 2013-10-13
- Stan Chambers interview video at the Archive of American Television
- Stan Chambers interview on The Gregory Mantell Show on YouTube


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Champions Durham were thwarted by last-wicket pair Rob Newton and Muhammad Azhar Ullah as their opening LV=County Championship match against Northamptonshire ended in a tense draw.
Set an unlikely 319 to win from 79 overs, the hosts were teetering on the brink of defeat when they were reduced to 186 for nine with nine overs left.
But Azhar provided valuable support to Newton, who followed up his first-innings knock of 43 by top-scoring on 48 not out to keep Paul Collingwood's men at bay.
Resuming the final day at Wantage Road on 178 for five, Durham added a further 66 runs in relatively sedate fashion.
Michael Richardson added just six to his overnight 53 before being bowled by Maurice Chambers with the score on 189.
Gareth Breese, Durham's other overnight batsman who backed up his first-innings half-century, brought up the 200 on his way to 34 when he was trapped leg before by Andrew Hall with the score on 231.
Usman Arshad then fell to James Middlebrook, who completed figures of 5-62, for 17 and Durham were all out for 244 when Hall removed Graham Onions and Chris Rushworth cheaply in his 18th over to finish with 3-57.
A target of 319 always looked beyond the promoted hosts but they began the chase in a positive mood, with Stephen Peters batting aggressively before he edged Rushworth behind to Phil Mustard for 18.
Onions then struck twice in six balls, bowling former Durham batsman Kyle Coetzer for 12 and removing the off stump of left-hander Matthew Spriegel, who had top-scored with 97 in Northants' first innings.
Middlebrook was approaching a half-century when Breese took a good diving catch to give Arshad a first victim and at tea the home side had just five wickets and 32 overs left to save the match.
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Onions struck shortly after the interval, inducing David Willey into a false stroke to give Scott Borthwick a catch in the slips.
On a slow wicket and without the option of a second new ball, it was always likely to be an uphill task as time began to run out.
Newton, renowned for his attacking strokeplay, suppressed his natural instincts to frustrate the Durham attack, with Steven Crook proving to be just as stubborn at the other end.
Jamie Harrison returned to the attack to bowl Crook and Borthwick set up a dramatic finish when he took two wickets in as many balls - David Murphy and Chambers, both without scoring.
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Gov. Bobby Jindal came to St. Bernard Parish Wednesday, and he brought a big check with him.
Jindal, in Chalmette to address the St. Bernard Chamber of Commerce during a luncheon at the St. Bernard Civic Auditorium, presented an oversized check for more than $21 million to St. Bernard Parish President Craig Taffaro, payment of three grants to help finance the parish's ongoing hurricane recovery efforts.
The largest of the grants, for $20.4 million, was from a pot of Community Development Block Grant money to reimburse the parish for the demolition of almost 1,000 homes destroyed when the levees failed during Hurricane Katrina in 2005, officials said. The federal recovery money will flow through the Louisiana Land Trust, which is financed by the Louisiana Recovery Authority and the Office of Community Development.
The other grants were for $250,548 and $273,263 for work related to Hurricanes Gustav and Ike in 2008.
Paul Rainwater, executive director of the Louisiana Recovery Authority, said he had committed to Taffaro many months ago that the agency would reimburse the parish for demolition of the houses. He said that at the time the parish had been told by the Federal Emergency Management Agency that the tab for the demolitions would not be covered by the feds.
"We didn't want St. Bernard to lose momentum,'' by stopping its demolition program due to funding issues, Rainwater said.
Taffaro said the parish greatly appreciated the efforts of the state to reimburse the demolition costs.
Of Jindal, Taffaro said, "He's been an unbelievable supporter of St. Bernard Parish's recovery.''
Later, in his address to the Chamber, Jindal discussed the state's efforts to create a better environment for business and job growth. Jindal's visit was part of his "Louisiana Working Tour,'' a series of visits to each of Louisiana's 64 parishes to promote his job growth program.


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Exploring Santa Lucia Highlands: Sommelier Journal Terroir Experience, Day 3
An Intensive in the Santa Lucia Highlands
Our third and final day touring focused entirely on the Santa Lucia Highlands.The AVA rest along the benchland above the Salinas Valley reaching up to as high as 1200 ft elevation. The region primarily grows Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, with some other cooler climate grapes also growing such as Riesling, Gewurtztraminer, and Syrah.
Visiting Mer Soieil
tasting with the winemakers in the Mer Soleil Vineyards
Visiting Double-L Vineyard and Morgan Winery
vineyard side Pinot clone tasting
with the Morgan winemaker
investigating the Santa Lucia Highland soils with Steve McIntyre
Climbing to the top of Hahn Vineyards
looking across at the Hahn winery from the top of their Smith Vineyard
view from the top of Smith Vineyard
Touring the Pisoni Vineyards with the Pisoni brothers
talking farming in the vines with Mark Pisoni
walking to Gary's Vineyard, the Pisoni-Fransconi project
talking budding new grape vines with Mark Pisoni
tasting in the new vineyard with Jeff Pisoni
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wines from the Pisoni vineyards
Tasting at Tondre Grapefields with Joe Alarid
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Huge thanks to the winegrowers of Santa Lucia Highlands. It was a huge, really well organized day.
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great pictures, what a wonderful group you were.
Looks like a fun trip! I love the Pinot Noir out of southern River Road area. I enjoyed a beautiful one from the Tondre Grapefield made by Savannah Chanelle the other night. The friends I shared it with were, by their own admission. not the biggest red wine drinkers, but all of them were raving about this one. I think I helped make some converts.


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por Anonymus1996 01 de Janeiro de 2015
someone who had a peins stuck on thier forehead. therefore he/she has a willy on his head with balls attached and a ball sack. They are therfore known as a dick head which means dilusional and irational
a guy walks into a coffee shop and asks for a a golf club. man what a nob head
por Simon Taylor 02 de Setembro de 2005
One who swerves his motorcycle side to side on a straight section of road whether to warm the tyres, alleviate bordom or emulate a skiing Wedeln.
Hey, check out that biker swerving side to side when there's no corners! What a nobhead!
por MikeT2265 12 de Fevereiro de 2008
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A man was taken to the hospital in critical condition after a shooting at a Marion County truck stop Saturday night.
According to deputies, the victim and another man got into an altercation.
About an hour later, the victim was shot at Loves truck stop near the Interstate 75/County Road 326 interchange.
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So I'm in my first year at college and I really want to go into a school leavers program to become a chartered accountant.
BDO & KPMG both have AAB Requirement's while PwC has BBC requirement's. They all have a B in Maths & English Language GCSE as requirement's.
While I'm definitely able to get AAB in my 3 A Level's (Accounting; Economics & Business Studies) and I also got an A* at Math's GCSE. I only got a C in English Language (Although I got a B in English Literature). Does anyone have any insight into these program's? Do you think they will consider a candidate who meets the A Level requirement's but just falls short of the two GCSE Requirement's?
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It is really important most universities set that as the bare minimum you need to get in
GCSEs aren't as significant as the a-levels. That is unless the university course specifically outlines the bare minimum for you to enroll on the course.
I wouldn't worry, if you're expecting AAB you should get in just fine. I have a C as well, it's no worry!
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Okay, so been having a VERY hard time doing primal. Dr has been getting upset with me since potassium has been really high. The problem for dialysis patients is that we're not really supposed to be eating Fresh Vegetables and fruits. So my issue is really trying to balance out the amount of potassium while trying to keep my sugars level. That's the other issue that's stopping me from being primal. My sugars end up dipping so low that I have to have glucose tabs or a soda to get me functioning again.
So... Hubby is fasting right now (which I can't do) and I'm trying to figure out the best way to try to balance my renal diet with being Primal. I have until Sunday to figure out what I can do since Hubby will be done with fasting by then and I will need to begin cooking for the both of us. I'm almost thinking about writing a small program to help me stay within my potassium levels and primal.
I knew this was going to be hard but there are days where I'm almost in tears from frustration. It's really hard dealing with dialysis, working, and trying to be primal.
However, as Hubby says, isn't it worth trying to prolong your life for years for only a few weeks of frustration?
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potassium: 6.7 <== extremely high
phosporus: 5.1 <== noraml
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Filming the Camps: John Ford, Samuel Fuller, George Stevens: From Hollywood to Nuremberg
Christian Delage discusses the exhibition he curated for the Museum of Jewish Heritage, Filming the Camps, which opens on March 22. The exhibition tells for the first time the story shared by three great Hollywood directors, John Ford, Samuel Fuller, and George Stevens, who served with the U.S. Armed Forces during World War II, and filmed the war and liberation of Nazi concentration camps.
Christian Delage is a Professor of History at the University of Paris 8 and Sciences Po Paris and a director, curator, and expert on the use of film as historical document.
Event featured as part of the Columbia Maison Française series on Cinema: History and Theory. Co-sponsored by the Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies at Columbia University and by Cardozo Law School
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NUI Galway Students' Union will be hosting a hustings for all Galway West – South Mayo candidates for the upcoming General Elections.
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Overcrowding and delays were not an issue at one particular hospital recently, with over 1,500 sick teddy bears treated in the space of two days on the NUI Galway campus.
Japanese convention captivates college
By Micheál O'Brien Anime and Manga, Japan's distinctive traditions of animation and comic books, were celebrated in NUI Galway last weekend. Akumakon, the West of Ireland's largest convention for Japanese culture took place from 16-19 January in Áras na Mac Léinn. Organised by the Anime and Manga society in the college, the convention boasted over […]
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From Sin to the Sun to Midday on TV3, Ivan Fahy is becoming a more and more prominent figure for the LGBT community. The androgynous model recently graduated from NUI Galway wearing heels. Ivan later appeared in Sin Newspaper with a self-written account of why he did it. You can find his article here: Breaking Tradition. His story […]
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ISOC, the Islamic Society at NUI Galway, organised an Islamic Cultural Festival on Tuesday 18 November. Located on the Main Foyer in the Aras Na Mac Leinn building on campus, it aimed to celebrate, and raise awareness of, the rich diversity of culture within the Islamic World. The Auditor of the Islamic Society, Muhammad Atif […]


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In all other ways, Django is the sweetest and most loving dog I have ever had—she just will not relent in her pursuit of our cats. She doesn't bite them or act in a vicious way, but simply runs after them. Hayley, our aging Chihuahua, used to do the same. In fact, it was she who indoctrinated Django at just eight-weeks-old to treat the cats as nothing more than an eternal game of tag partners. But now as Hayley has slowed down, she doesn't run after the cats anymore. Perhaps she believes she has taught Django well and doesn't have to do more than supervise.
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"Back then, I just wanted to write songs I could be proud of and be able to play in five years," Billie Joe Armstrong said last year of his attitude while creating Green Day's 1994 pop-punk breakthrough Dookie. The LP went on to sell millions and Armstrong — who didn't get the credit he deserved as a writer back in the days of more serious-minded bands like Nirvana and Pearl Jam — has amassed one of the most impressive song books of the last 20 years.
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Grammy Award-winning and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Green Day has signed with SESAC for representation.
Consisting of Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool, the American punk band that has reached superstar status on a global stage for songs such as "Boulevard of Broken Dreams," "American Idiot," "Know Your Enemy," and "Wake Me Up When September Ends," has sold more than 75 million records, won multiple Grammy Awards and toured the world numerous times.
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Jessica SIMPSON & Nick LACHEY
AGES: 23 (her) and 30
GAME NEWLYWEDS: So, seriously, what does he see in her? "Obviously," says Nick, "there's a lot of physical beauty...but what would surprise most people is that she's really a very deep, intellectual person." And what does this deep, intellectual person like most about her husband? He is "a man of character and a man of honor." And? "In talking to him for the first time, I couldn't stop looking at his mouth and wondering how great it would feel to have mine on his."
Hugh JACKMAN
DOUBLE DUTY: On Broadway, he's the Boy from Oz; onscreen starting next week, he's monster hunter Van Helsing.
"Flat-out classic good looks, and his eyes seem to dance," says Halle Berry, Jackman's X-Men costar. His fans are among Broadway's most devoted—a group calling themselves Ozalots have seen 20, even 30 performances. But what matters as much to him—more, to his 3-year-old son Oscar—is the celebrity burping title he won last month at Nickelodeon's Kids' Choice Awards. Says Jackman proudly: "My son is finally really thrilled about what I do."
Lucy LIU
1) There's nothing in nature sexier than a superfit woman with great hair who can deliver a flying dropkick while wearing stiletto heels.
2) She can play the accordion. (No, not at the same time!)
3) Then there's that constellation of freckles.
4) She's a dainty 5'3".
5) Finally, she's played all those kick-butt roles, from Ally McBeal's carnivorous Ling Woo to O'Ren Ishii, Kill Bill's captivating decapitator.
But those really aren't what she's about, right? "I try to keep my personal life private," says Liu, "because then I can be whatever I am supposed to be on film.
"People have said, 'Wow, you are such a bitch!' and I say, 'Thank you.' "
Hilary SWANK
MULTITASKING: She was a suffragist in HBO's Iron Jawed Angels; now look for her in Calvin Klein underwear ads—and duking it out as a boxer in Clint Eastwood's Million Dollar Baby, shooting this summer.
"I am trying to do a transformation," she says, "and change to be right for this role." To achieve that transformation, she's putting in six-day-a-week, 4½-hour-a-day workouts at "a real boxing gym" in New York City. Two and a half hours of each session includes sparring with a professional boxer and a heavy-bag workout—she has the cement-hard biceps to prove it. But husband Chad Lowe looks elsewhere. "He always talks about how pretty my eyes are," says Swank. "He also likes my butt."
Kwame JACKSON
FIRED WITH ENTHUSIASM: Canned by The Donald on The Apprentice's finale, he's weighing several serious job offers.
And now he has more time to work on his physique. "I love to exercise," he says. "I think my arms are my best feature." Fellow Apprentice Katrina Campins concurs: "Kwame's arms got a lot of airtime," she says. And although she means that in a good way, she also says, "I tell him, 'I got fired because I couldn't stop looking at you, and Trump noticed I was so unproductive.' "
Diane KRUGER
BIG BREAK: In two weeks, the German-born former model makes her U. S. debut as Helen of Troy.
Finding someone to play history's greatest knockout was a challenge. "She had to be a talented actress, and a woman thought stunningly beautiful by everyone who saw her, just as Helen was," says Troy's director Wolfgang Petersen. "But as soon as Diane entered the room, I knew I'd found her." Kruger, who's married and lives in Paris, is. more low-key about getting the job. "Some people will think they found the right person," she says. "And some will think, 'What the hell!' There's only so much I can do."
Alex RODRIGUEZ
BALLPARK FIGURE: He was last year's MVP playing with Texas; this season he returned to New York, where he was born.
Even today, $252 million can buy you a lot. For instance, if you're New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner, it can buy you a 6'3", 210-lb. bronzed baseball god named A-Rod, a balletic infielder who turns into a powerful hitter, a charismatic crowd-pleaser who draws fans to the stadium—and has eyes greener than the infield grass. Just how big an impact has Rodriguez had on the Yankees, who acquired him before the start of this season? "We're 400,000 tickets ahead of where we were last year," says Yankees assistant general manager Jean Afterman, "and we've noticed that his jersey is very popular." Of course, all those extra fans are just there for the baseball, right?
Maria MENOUNOS
WORKIN' IT: The Entertainment Tonight correspondent covered the Oscars wearing a $2.5 million diamond-studded gown.
"When I was younger I'd get compared to Cindy Crawford," says the former Miss Massachusetts Teen USA. "I had a neighbor who was obsessed with painting a mole on my face. I finally let him. Now the comparison I get the most is Natalie Wood." Menounos, 40 lbs. lighter than when she graduated from Boston's Emerson College—"I was competing with football players to see who could eat the most"—has healthy breakfasts and lunches delivered to her home in L.A. "When I was young," she says, "I wanted to be a model, and people used to tell me, 'You'd better get used to the hair and makeup.' Now it's the most relaxing part of the day. I get to sit in a chair while someone is brushing my hair and fussing with my makeup. I love it."
Diane KEATON
HER BRILLIANT CAREER: She earned a Best Actress nomination this year for her role in Something's Gotta Give.
Nonconformist Keaton, who appeared nude in the film ("I think my legs are good," she says modestly, "that's about it"), has famously chosen not to turn back the clock surgically. "Actresses are constantly trying to please everyone—or at least I am," she says. "But I don't think plastic surgery solves your problems." Still, she's keeping an open mind: "I was definitely not going to have sex before I got married and that went out the window! So who knows?"
Josh DUHAMEL
JACKPOT: He stars on NBC's new drama series Las Vegas; he played the grand prize in the recent film Win a Date with Tad Hamilton!
"He's handsome, sweet and a great basketball player," says his Vegas costar Molly Sims. "Definitely not a bad onscreen love interest, and he's tall!" But he was not always a heartthrob. Did he...
A) have a mullet in high school?
B) have a pierced ear in college?
C) get tongue-tied talking to girls?
D) all of the above
If you answered (D), you're right. Now engaged to actress Kristy Pierce, Duhamel cops to all three, especially the mullet. "It wasn't spiky on top, but it was definitely a mullet," he says. "At the time, I thought I was on the edge of fashion."
Jennifer BEALS
MAKING WAVES: She stars on Showtime's edgy new series The L Word.
She's a groom-and-go kind of girl. "I pluck my eyebrows whenever I notice they're a mess," she says. "Usually at a stoplight, which is why I have my tweezers in my car. I have excellent peripheral vision, by the way. I've never been honked at." Beals, says L Word costar Laurel Holloman, "is as stunning now as she was in Flashdance." But she's comfortable with the idea of aging—without plastic surgery. "Maybe if I was in a car accident, but I'm too scared," she says. "You can't beat time. Time will win."
Gwen STEFANI
CROSSING OVER: No Doubt's lead singer just finished playing Jean Harlow in fall's The Aviator.
"I know I'm vain.... I enjoy getting all made up. I have so much makeup, I'm not kidding."
1) When she doesn't want to be recognized, "I don't wear lipstick."
2) Though she's known for her pale skin, "I really like fake tans. When I'm on tour I do it myself."
3) "I don't ever cut my hair because it always just breaks. And I haven't seen my real hair color since ninth grade!"
Mischa BARTON
CURRENTLY: Playing It girl Marissa Cooper on FOX's The O.C.
"She was our only choice for Marissa," says O.C. executive producer McG. "The depths and size of her eyes, the structure of her chin, a delicate nose and soft flowing hair—all the highlights of history's most beautiful women." Barton, a Neutrogena spokesmodel, swears by sunscreen. "I tan easily, which is funny," she says, because despite her Russian first name "I'm Irish-British."
Dale EARNHARDT JR.
CURRENTLY: Racking up NASCAR wins driving for the company founded by his legendary dad, Dale Sr.
1) "I've been told my chiseled jaw is my best feature."
2) "I don't tan well. I have my own tanning bed at home, but I don't use it."
3) "I'm a Q-tip freak. I love to clean my ears out, even if they're not dirty."
4) "Gyms are overrated. I don't like going there and working out in front of everybody."
5) If he didn't have to have a clean-cut image because of NASCAR, "I would probably have four or five tattoos."
SuChin PAK
JOURNALISM ROCKS: An MTV News correspondent since '01, she also hosts the network's cross-cultural documentary series My Life (Translated).
When Pak interviews flamboyant rockers, they often see eye to eye. "Lime green shadow with sparkles in it—I love color," she says. "When I was growing up and nobody knew how to do Asian makeup, everyone used different shades of brown. Never color, because heaven forbid you should draw attention to your features." One feature she wishes would draw less attention? "I have what my mom calls the rice belly," says Pak, who's Korean-American. "I'm pretty thin and then bloop, it just pops out a little. Britney ruined it for all of us because I suddenly need to have the non-carb-eating, strictly-protein-diet belly."
Rodrigo SANTORO
RODRIG-OH! He was Laura Linney's hunky love interest in Love Actually.
"I'm not the guy that takes care of the skin and hair. I like to be very natural," says the Brazilian actor and health buff. His toothpaste contains propolis, an immune-system booster made by bees. "It's a substance that's very good for you," he says. And though he claims "everywhere I go, I carry my little bottle of water," he's no fanatic. "I love ice cream, especially when mixed with chocolate," he says. "I like chocolate and I like ice cream, but not chocolate ice cream."
Jason RITTER
FAMILY TREE: His father was actor John Ritter.
CATCH HIM: He plays wheelchair-bound Kevin Girardi on CBS's hit Joan of Arcadia.
He admits it—he has trouble growing facial hair. "I get a little mustache and a little beard and sort of sideburns, but none of them connect," says Ritter. And he has to rely on his girlfriend of four years, actress and model Marianna Palka, when he needs sunscreen. Once, when he applied it himself, he missed a crucial spot: "I got a burn in the shape of a lightning bolt, like Harry Potter, in the middle of my forehead." But give him props for a shampoo discovery. "I found this giant bottle in a drugstore about a year ago," he says. "It's called Para Mi Bebé. It was $1.99. It's the only time I've ever seen it, but it's my favorite."
Lindsay LOHAN
ACTING OUT: She starred in last year's Freaky Friday; catch her right now in Mean Girls.
Her career's on fire, but Lohan is very much a teenager. "I'm still growing a little," she says. "My doctor says I have an inch or maybe two inches to go—now I'm 5'5" or 5'6". She likes her nose: "Some girls have asked me if I got a nose job, but I haven't." Her hair too.
"I love my red hair. I would never cut it," she says. She did once, when she was 11, because she wanted Jennifer Aniston's layered do. Her mother said no, so "I went to school, to the back of the art room, and chopped it," Lohan says. A stylist then had to fix it—"layered, just like Jennifer Aniston!"
Ken WATANABE
YOU KNOW HIM FROM: The Last Samurai—he won a Best Supporting Actor nod.
Next he plays a ninja villain in the 2005 Batman movie. Watanabe is a big deal in his native Japan, but when fans spot him, "they have to summon all their courage just to say hello," he says. "My face keeps people away. People think I look scary. My features are strong, and they make me look unapproachable." The actor, who studied briefly with London's Royal Shakespeare Company, has appeared mostly in Japanese films and TV shows. Now he hopes his formidable mug "will allow me to take on a greater range of roles in the U.S."
Drew BARRYMORE
RECENT SIGHTINGS: In 50 First Dates; next in A Confederacy of Dunces.
After a 30-lb. weight loss and a new commitment to fitness, Barrymore looks better than ever, but she can't shake a childhood memory: "When I was younger, people used to confuse me with Brooke Shields, which I didn't understand at all because she was like eight feet tall and a model and I was like four inches tall and fat. I never got that one. But I was so honored. You know, 'Thank you for the mistake!' "
Kenny LEON
STAGE PRESENCE: He's directing P. Diddy in a revival of A Raisin in the Sun.
What's a gorgeous guy like Leon doing behind the scenes? "I get so much joy out of directing," says Leon, who founded the True Colors Theatre Company in Atlanta in 2002. "I love seeing the look on an actor's face when he discovers something he didn't know he had in him." Leon, who's making his Broadway debut guiding an all-star cast that includes Sean Combs (aka P. Diddy), Audra McDonald, Phylicia Rashad and Sanaa Lathan, has in fact done some acting, mostly for TV films. In 1992's In the Line of Duty: Street War, he says, "I played the bad guy, and the movie wasn't over until I killed everybody." He played against type, says Leon's girlfriend of two years, corporate development consultant Jennifer Thompson. "He's a doll."
Karolina KURKOVA
PICTURE PERFECT: The 5'11" Czech has racked up 52 magazine covers and 367 runway appearances.
At 16, she was one of Vogue's youngest-ever cover models, but what really sets Kurkova apart from her peers, says designer Zac Posen, is "her generous personality. She's so much fun, a blast of energy." What's more, says Posen, "she has one of the sexiest noses. There's a lot of flirtation in her nose." Kurkova, who lives in Manhattan, says people are more apt to mention "my spaghetti legs or my smile—I get that one a lot. Everyone is like, 'Please, Karolina, smile!' "
Jim CAVIEZEL
MAN OF PASSION: Playing the Savior, he reigned at box offices here and abroad.
So this is what he looks like without the thorns, the robe, the prosthetic nose and all those gallons of movie blood that transformed him into the suffering soul of Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ. For the grueling role, Caviezel, says trainer Stephen Bauer, focused on his arms and upper body: "We didn't want to overdo it, because Jesus was not a bodybuilder, he was a carpenter." Not that Caviezel—who next portrays golf legend Bobby Jones—could ever be just another Hollywood hunk. Married since 1997 to a former teacher, he is outspoken about his deeply held religious views. A few years ago, out of respect for his wife, he passed up a chance to do a nude love scene with J.Lo.
Mary-Kate & Ashley OLSEN
MEMO TO ALL NEW YORKERS: If you should spot Mary-Kate (left) and Ashley—and you will—try to stifle your natural impulse to holler, "Yo! Olsen Twins!"
The two, moving to Manhattan to attend New York University this fall, are like totally sick of being seen as hot-looking multimillionaire twins; they want to be seen as hot-looking multimillionaire individuals who look a lot alike and happen to have been born at the same time. "Two different people, two personalities," as they responded emphatically—and jointly—when asked about it recently. And those personalities?
"They're not way into themselves," says Jared Padalecki, who plays Mary-Kate's boyfriend in New York Minute, their first grown-up movie, coming out next week. "They're not J.Lo or anything." And Riley Smith, Ashley's onscreen squeeze, says, "They're pretty natural, naturally pretty girls."
Jennie FINCH
DOUBLE PLAY: She'll pitch for the U.S. Olympic softball team in Athens this summer; in October she's marrying Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Casey Daigle.
Her biggest occupational hazard? "I get the worst tan lines. Because of the socks I wear, I tan on my knees. And my sleeves leave weird lines." Fortunately, "there's Mystic Tan—it's like walking into a car wash!" Random bruises are masked with airbrush makeup, "but I've used my compact," she says. Her preferred pregame ritual? "I apply perfume before I go on the mound," she says. "Michael Kors is my favorite."
Chris BOTTI
CURRENTLY: Promoting his seventh CD, A Thousand Kisses Deep.
Barely out of his teens, the Portland, Ore.-born jazz trumpeter hit the jackpot with his first paid gig: playing backup for Frank Sinatra. But he stayed under the radar before touring with Sting in 1999. Last year he opened for Sting's Sacred Love tour: "It was like Sting said, 'Here, world, meet Chris Botti!' " "Chris looks like something from the Renaissance, sort of like a Botticelli," says Sting. When he's away from his New York City apartment—and his L.A.-based stockbroker girlfriend—Botti says, "the only things I take with me are a trumpet and a bag with all my Ole Henriksen skin products." Like Sting, he's devoted to yoga. "We'd do Ashtanga before we walked onstage," Botti says. "It erases all the no sleep, strange hours and suspect food you get on the road."
Stacy FERGUSON
FANS KNOW: She's Fergie of the Black Eyed Peas; the hip-hop group is on tour for Elephunk, their latest CD.
"People really love her—guys and girls. She gets hit on way more than we boys do," says bandmate Taboo. "She has great breasts and hips. The way she moves onstage is very exotic." But offstage the part Mexican and Native American singer is more down-to-earth. "Sunglasses—that's my day makeup," she says. "A good pair and you're set."
Andre 3000
AKA: Andre Benjamin, one-half of hip-hop's OutKast.
In high school, says Benjamin. "I used to hate my nose and my lips. I wasn't the ugly duckling, but I just wasn't in the cool, hip in-crowd." To get there he began honing his sense of style, "Sometimes what you have on can change your whole attitude," says Andre, who's comfortable wearing saddle shoes, pearl bracelets and plenty of pink.
"You can have on a normal outfit, but put a hat on top of it, and all of a sudden you're cool. Same thing with a tie. When you wear a bow tie, you feel distinguished."
ANOTHER MUST: Keeping it "So Fresh and So Clean," the title of OutKast's 2000 song. "To be dapper, to look confident—that's fresh and clean," he says. "But it also means get your tail in the tub!"
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Here are five games featuring Alabama recruits to keep an eye on tonight:
John Hardin (KY) (4-2) vs. Jeffersontown (KY) (1-5)
The Alabama coaching staff will take advantage of their trip to Kentucky this week to drop in on the Tide's top nose guard target, Matt Elam. The 6-foot-6, 350-pound tackle lists Alabama and Kentucky as his top two finalists and will be at Commonwealth Stadium on Saturday to watch his top two choices settle things on the field.
Calera (6-0) vs. Bibb County (6-0)
In this battle of unbeaten teams, recent Alabama commit Ronnie Clark hopes to lead his Calera squad to its biggest win of the season. The superstar athlete has been a do-it-all player for Calera, lining up at quarterback, where he's amassed a gaudy statline, and on defense, where he'll likely start out once he arrives in Tuscaloosa.
Auburn (5-1) vs. Central Phenix City (3-3)
Auburn defensive end/linebacker put on one of the most spectacular performances of his career last weekend in a key win over Caver-Montgomery while Alabama coaches were in the stands watching. The Crimson Tide have picked up their recruitment of the four-star defender this fall and while the versatile athlete is the son of a former Auburn player, the Crimson Tide remain a viable option for him.
IMG Academy (FL) (6-0) vs. Lake Minneola (FL) (2-3)
The state of Florida's rapidly-emerging powerhouse in Brandenton, led by the seemingly unstoppable rushing attack of Alabama commit Bo Scarbrough, will take on a Lake Minneola squad that has surrendered at least 29 points in each of its last three games. With Scarbrough looking completely recovered from the injury that sidelined him for much of his junior season, the former Tuscaloosa star could be headed for a big night.
Shades Valley (6-0) vs. Gardendale (4-2)
Undefeated Shades Valley goes on the road to face Gardendale with 2015 star Daron Payne continuing to anchor the powerful Shades Valley defense. Payne is the nation's top-ranked defensive tackle prospect for the Class of 2015 and lists Alabama as his early favorite.


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Former "Baywatch" babe Yasmine Bleeth -- in the headlines over the past two years for her drug problem (in Nov. 2001 she pleaded guilty to possessing less than 25 grams of cocaine and to driving while impaired) -- discusses her addiction for the first time in the new issue of Glamour magazine.
"I never expected to get into drugs," says Bleeth, 34, admitting that her five-year battle began with a social habit but quickly graduated into something more.
During the time she was costarring with Don Johnson on "Nash Bridges" ("Baywatch" had ended in 1997) and living in San Francisco, "I'd spend hours plucking my eyebrows, putting on tanning cream, doing a facial. But mostly, I'd shop on the Internet ... Shopping was instant gratification," she writes in the article. "Just like the drugs."
She stopped socializing and suffered frequent bloody noses. "And if I was sniffling, my publicist would tell people I had sinus problems, which I do."
By the end of 1999, having shrunk from size 6 to size 0, she "looked like an alien," she writes, and she finally collapsed during a photo shoot in July 2000.
The following November she checked into the Promises rehab facility in Malibu, though two weeks after her release, while on cocaine, she hit a roadway median in Detroit. As part of a plea agreement, she is serving two years of probation and submitting to regular drug tests.
On the plus side, last August she married Paul Cerrito, 32. The two had met at Promises.
Before the wedding, Bleeth spent time at his mother's house in Michigan, gaining weight -- she's put back on 20 pounds -- and facing the fact that "consciously trying to stay off drugs is now part of my life and always will be."
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FORT SMITH, Ark. — A Clayton man has appeared before a U.S. Magistrate Court on a charge of transporting a minor to engage in sexual activity, according to ArkansasMatters.com.
Robert Joseph Butler, 26, was arrested April 17. by Crawford County Sheriff's Office deputies and U.S. Marshals in a Target store parking lot in Fort Smith, authorities said.
According to an affidavit filed wit the criminal complaint, Butler started communicating with the 14-year-old victim through social media and text messaging more than year before meeting her in her home in New Mexico in late 2013.
On March 31, 2014, Butler allegedly made arrangements to meet the girl in Albuquerque, N.M. During that meeting, Butler and the child agreed to leave town and began traveling through Texas, Oklahoma and, ultimately, the western district of Arkansas.
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We've always placed an emphasis on delivering a premium experience with each of our five Scion models, and one of the ways we do that is by offering the BeSpoke audio system. With the release of the Scion 10 Series lineup and the 2014 Scion tC, BeSpoke is now better than ever thanks to the addition of Aha Radio.
Related: 2014 Scion tC, 2014 Scion iQ, and Scion 10 Series Pricing Announced
Aha is a comprehensive platform that puts all of your favorite internet content directly at your fingertips while you're behind the wheel of your car. With just the touch of a button, Aha gives you access to everything from podcasts and audiobooks, to personalized music channels and over 30,000 internet radio stations including all of Scion's music channels. Aha will also keep you connected to all of your social media accounts while you're on the road, reading you status updates from your Facebook newsfeed and Twitter followers while you drive. And, with on-board navigation included as part of the package, the new BeSpoke system can help guide you anywhere you're headed.
Additionally, with the BeSpoke upgrade, Aha uses location based services to bring information on local restaurants, coffee shops, hotels, and weather updates directly to your Scion. Sports, tech, business, and international news channels are also available through Aha to keep you in the know while you're on the go.
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Pokemon Go Players Track Down Sonoma County FugitiveTwo "Pokemon Go" players out hunting virtual monsters in Orange County ended up helping catch a man wanted in Northern California on suspicion of attempted murder.
Attempted Murder Charge For Suspect In Stabbing Of 12-Year-Old Boy In San Leandro BankAn Oakland woman was charged with attempted murder and three other felonies Monday for allegedly stabbing a 12-year-old boy and robbing two customers at a San Leandro bank on Monday, prosecutors said.
Police Arrest Monterey Woman Suspected Of Plotting To Kill Her MotherPolice believe 30-year-old Di Stylo was planning on poisoning her mother in an attempt to kill her.
Man Representing Himself Found Guilty Of Highway 1 Drunken ShootingA man who represented himself was found guilty on Tuesday of shooting at two teens and a couple stopped on a turnout on state Highway 1 while driving drunk last year.
San Mateo Police Arrest Suspects In Attempted Home Invasion, MurderTwo people were arrested last week in connection with an attempted home invasion and attempted murder in San Mateo.
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Larkfield Man Suspected Of Trying To Beat His Mother To Death With Cast Iron PansA Larkfield man was arrested Tuesday afternoon on suspicion of attempting to kill his mother by beating her with several cast iron frying pans at their home Monday afternoon, a Sonoma County sheriff's sergeant said.
BART To Seek Attempted Murder Charges Against Man In West Oakland Station ShootingBART police Wednesday said they plan to seek attempted murder charges against a Union City man who allegedly shot himself during a struggle with officers at the West Oakland station Tuesday night.
San Francisco Man Accused Of Attacking 2 People With SwordA 26-year-old San Francisco man was arrested for attempted murder after allegedly using a sword to injure a man and a woman in San Francisco's Silver Terrace neighborhood, police said Monday.
Inmate In Vacaville Medical Facility Allegedly Tries To Kill GuardAn inmate at a state prison medical facility in Vacaville allegedly tried to kill a guard early Tuesday morning, according to prison officials.
Attempted Murder Charge For Man Who Allegedly Accidentally Shot Friend In OaklandA man who allegedly was so drunk he couldn't stand up straight has been charged with attempted murder for allegedly accidentally shooting his friend, prosecutors said.
2 Arrested In June Freeway Shooting On I-80 In San PabloNo one was injured in the June 3 shooting, in which shots were fired at two people as they drove on westbound Interstate 80 near San Pablo Dam Road around 10:30 p.m., according to the CHP.


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Oakdale rallies past Iota
OAKDALE – It came down to 111 seconds and a chaotic fourth quarter end, but it never should have happened that way.
"We played like we did in weeks one and two tonight," said Neal Legé, head coach of the Iota Bulldogs, "that was the whole thing. It wasn't the officials, we beat ourselves tonight. If we take care of our business, Oakdale doesn't beat us. It hurts more, that's what we did.
"It's just frustrating that we took a step back tonight. I thought we had a great week of practice. We just came out playing sloppy on offense and sloppy on defense. Normally those things will get you beat and it did."
With 8:47 remaining in the third quarter, the Iota Bulldogs went ahead of two touchdowns on the Oakdale Warriors. With 2:48 left in the fourth quarter, it was the Bulldogs down two scores.
That would prove to be the lead that would be too much for Iota as they fell to the Warriors 41-35 Friday night.
The loss saw Iota fall to 2-5 (1-1 in district 5-2A); Oakdale improved to 2-5 (2-0).
The first quarter proved to be the tell-tale sign that things were not going the Bulldogs' way Friday as Iota reverted back to early season form and beat itself with fumbles and a couple of penalties.
"It's almost like we weren't here yet; like we were still on the bus," said Legé.
Still, Oakdale only scored once in the first quarter courtesy a 47-yard pass from Reginald Philson to Aaron Rogers with 5:10 remaining. It was quick work, in a relatively quiet first quarter.
In the second quarter, however, Iota scored 23 points with big plays on both sides of the ball.
First, Iota capped off a 79-yard drive that began late in the first quarter. Brandon Fantroy scored from three yards out, and a Michael Miers point after touchdown tied the ball game. The 17-play drive was long and methodical and just what Iota seemed to need to wake up.
The Bulldogs quickly followed the touchdown with a safety. Then, the free kick was followed by a one-play, 51-yard drive, at the hands, feet and tackle-breaking ability of Fantroy.
Suddenly, the once down Bulldogs were up 15-7 and there was still 5:56 remaining in the second quarter.
It didn't take long for Oakdale to answer though. One minute and 25 seconds later, the Warriors capped off a 63-yard drive with a one-yard run by Kourtlyn Monette. Backup quarterback Mason Jordan's pass to Philson tied the game back up at 15.
"We let them score an easy one," said Legé. "We tried to sub some guys in and give our older guys a break and they took advantage."
"But that's the thing. When we sub like that, the other guys have to do their job, bottom line."
Still, Iota returned the favor in the second quarter, and, with 1:17 remaining until the half, Fantroy's eight yard run and run conversion would give the Bulldogs an eight-point halftime advantage.
"We came back strong (in the second quarter) and played hard," said Legé.
To begin the third quarter, Iota would go up by 14 points with Thomas Murrell scoring from one yard out with one yard out with 8:47 remaining in the quarter.
But, on back-to-back possessions, the Warriors and drew within one point. First came the 11-yard run by Philson with 5:18 left in the quarter. That was followed by another 47-yard connection from Philson to Rogers with 28.8 seconds left. Adams' booted the first PAT, but had his second one blocked, allowing Iota to keep the lead.
And when the Bulldogs needed it least, the fumble problems started again in the fourth quarter with each of its quarterbacks—Timothy Lunson and JT LeJeune—bobbling snaps and giving Oakdale short fields of 33 and 39, yards respectively, which the Warriors did not waste.
"You can't come out and put the ball on the ground drive after drive," said Legé.
First, Oakdale scored with Philson connecting with Monette from five yards out. Then Philson would score from four yards out with 2:48 remaining in the game.
Down 12, Iota got the ball back on its 38 yard line. LeJeune would more than make up for his fumble on the previous drive by leading the Bulldogs on a quick touchdown drive. It took Iota four plays and only 34 seconds, and Fantroy pulled in 37-yard pass from LeJeune to pull Iota to within six points.
There was still life for Iota that was recognized even more after the Bulldogs defense forced a Warriors three-and-out. Iota would get the ball back with 1:51 remaining at its 17 yard line.
"We played hard at the end and we had a chance to win it," said Legé.
That's where the chaos entered. The final drive saw the Bulldogs get to the Warriors six yard line before time ran out, but featured Timothy Lunson completing four passes of the six he attempted on the drive to three different receivers, three penalties, a minimum of three game clock resets and confusion on whether Iota had one more play before the clock expired. Combined it left the Bulldogs without one final shot to tie the game or win it and both sets of fans disgruntled and confused.
"Even though we had one more play and they didn't let us snap the ball, that's one play, and it should have never came down to that," said Legé.
Still, Iota now has to turn the page quickly as it's a short week for the Bulldogs and now a crucial one. They will host Pine Prairie on Thursday night in a must-win if Iota still wants a shot at the district crown.
"We'll get ready and go back to work, it's all we can do," said Legé, "but our backs are against the wall right now. We can't play the rest of district the way we played tonight or we're done."
Philson's big night was, as Legé put it was what the Bulldogs were "concerned with" and with good reason. The junior picked up 42 yards on 19 carries, and threw for 173 yards and three touchdowns, finishing the night 9-of-16 in the air. Monette, also had a successful outing picking up 110 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries and one five yard catch for a touchdown. Rogers' led the way receiving with two grabs for 94 yards, both 47 yard touchdown receptions.
The Warriors finished with 353 yards of total offense.
Meanwhile, Iota finished the night with 413 yards of total offense, led by Fantroy's best night of the season, 28 carries for 212 yards and three touchdowns and two catches for 51 yards and a touchdown. Murrell added 13 carries for 78 yards and a touchdown on the ground and an 11-yard reception. LeJeune finished his night 1-for-2 with 37 yards and a touchdown and Lunson went 4-for-8 for 55 yards in the air and five eight carries for 27 yards on the ground.


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Medieval Feminists at Work: Negotiating Complicated Workspaces (A Roundtable)
Society for Medieval Feminist Scholarship, 50th Medieval Congress, Kalamazoo, MI, May 14-17, 2015
The academic community creates a fraught and challenging workplace, with the overlapping of working, social, and personal relationships whose boundaries are not always clear, consistent, or mutually acknowledged. Expectations for undergraduates, graduate students, adjuncts, junior and senior faculty, and administrators vary by institutional culture and across the academic lifecycle. The inherent power dynamics of the academic system--wherein faculty train students, tenured faculty evaluate and determine the fate of untenured colleagues, administrators control funds and access, and undergraduate complaints compromise adjunct careers—create a perfect environment for bullying, harassment (sexual or otherwise), and abuse, particularly when complicating factors such as race, sex, disability, and age are involved. Anecdotally in personal communication, persistently in the forums of The Chronicle of Higher Education, in the #YesAllWomen Twitter movement, and in many other places, academic women identify themselves as vulnerable to gross manipulations of power within these dynamics. Yet, despite the increase in institutional mechanisms to deal with abuse, many female academics find it impractical, even career suicide, to complain formally about these problems. Medievalists, moreover, are often the only premodern specialist in their department, or even on campus, and so lack the community support of other fields.
This session comes out of the Society for Medieval Feminist Scholarship's Political/Social Issues subcommittee. We anticipate that the roundtable will examine complications medievalist women have encountered in the academic workplace as well as feminist methods for addressing issues and creating a safe, healthy, and functioning workspace. Thus, we seek panelists willing to share personal experiences as well as those able to speak about practical solutions and strategies. Panelists will prepare very short (5-7 minute) formal remarks, so the focus of the session can be informal discussion.
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If you're anything like me, you're always curious about who the top young talents are in the world of football.
Unfortunately, none of the major media outlets keeps track of these players. After researching this piece, I can see why.
It is beyond the scope of one person to follow every young player, on every team, in every league around the world. How then do we identify the top talents without overlooking the next big star?
The purpose of this list is to identify the Top 100 prospects in world football. Like all prospects, there is no guarantee any of these guys will pan out.
What I've set out to do here is to identify the players we should all be "keeping our eyes on". I've tried to limit this list to Under-21 players.
That said, I've included some slightly older players who still have a world of potential, but for whatever reason haven't fully achieved it yet.
I'm a fan like everyone else on this site. That said, I encourage you to disagree with me and inform me about players I may have missed.
The ranking is totally subjective in some sense because there are many players I've never seen play. My goal is to create an objective list that most people can agree on.
Please send me your feedback and I'll adjust the rankings in the coming weeks.
Now, without further ado...I bring to you.....