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Loss of Ribeiro means more time for Dallas Stars' Modano, Wandell
The adversity continues to pile up for the Stars.
Coming off three consecutive losses, Dallas has lost center Mike Ribeiro for 4-6 weeks with a throat injury. Ribeiro received an accidental high stick Wednesday from New York Rangers forward Christopher Higgins in a 5-2 loss at Madison Square Garden and stayed over in New York for a procedure and observation. He had a contusion on his throat and underwent a tracheotomy to reduce swelling and allow him to breathe.
But as hard as it is to lose the man who has led the team in scoring the last two seasons with 78 and 83 points, the Stars must find a way to soldier on or risk falling even further out of the playoff picture in the tough Western Conference.
"Ribeiro is a pretty important player to us, but all teams go through injuries," Stars coach Marc Crawford said. "We'll get through it, and the way we'll get through it is we'll have everybody step up a little bit and not rely on one person to overcome the [loss of the] important contributions of Mike Ribeiro."
Crawford has a lot of players who would love the ice time. Mike Modano and Tom Wandell have been alternating between third- and fourth-line minutes, and both should get a chance to play more. Steve Ott could move to center, but the Stars also called up Warren Peters from the Texas Stars (AHL) and also have two solid centers in Brian Sutherby and Toby Petersen who can play on the fourth line.
Crawford said he will probably make just a few tweaks to his lines for tonight's game against the New York Islanders. He will keep Loui Eriksson, Brad Richards and Jere Lehtinen together and also will move forward with the line of Brenden Morrow, Wandell and Jamie Benn. He will put together a line with James Neal, Modano and Petersen. That would leave Ott or Peters to possibly center a fourth line with Sutherby or Krys Barch.
"I think we've been kind of training Tom Wandell to get more of an important role as time goes on. And Mike Modano has been a top guy in the league, been a top guy on the team, been a top guy in the conference, so he knows how to play," Crawford said.
"Steve Ott will play some center, as well. Everybody has to basically do whatever they can to offset the loss. Adversity comes in a lot of different forms, and the answer to how to deal with it is always to rely on the core strengths of your team and take care of the things that you can control, which are your attitude, your effort and your conditioning."
And those will be important as the Stars attempt to get back on track in the win column against the Islanders, who have won two straight and are 5-1-1 in their last seven.
"It's going backward, and we have to fix it," Richards said. "It's right through everybody, the goaltender to the defense to the forwards. Somebody's got to figure out something. We've got to do something different ... it's not working."


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Crowd simulation incorporating agent psychological models, roles and communication
Document typeConference report
Date issued2005
Rights accessOpen Access
We describe a new architecture to integrate a psychological model into a crowd simulation system in order to obtain believable emergent behaviors. Our existing crowd simulation system (MACES) performs high level wayfinding to explore unknown environments and obtain a cognitive map for navigation purposes, in addition to dealing with low level motion within each room based on social forces. Communication and roles are added to achieve individualistic behaviors and a realistic way to spread information about the environment. To expand the range of realistic human behaviors, we use a system (PMFserv) that implements human behavior models from a range of ability, stress, emotion, decision theoretic and motivation sources. An architecture is proposed that combines and integrates MACES and PMFserv to add validated agent behaviors to crowd simulations.
CitationPelechano, N. [et al.]. Crowd simulation incorporating agent psychological models, roles and communication. A: International Workshop on Crowd Simulation. "First International Workshop on Crowd Simulation". Lausanne: 2005.
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I have been looking in recent forums in the homepage. I think this is a question to match it. Which do you think is harder to play Chess or Shogi. Shogi is Japanese chess for those who don't know. If you automatically say shogi because i don't know Japanese it doesn't mean anything because there is western symbolic pieces.
For a fetus, both would be equally difficult.
Is Shogi a good time? Maybe I'll check it out and get back to you a year from now when this thread is archived.
Since I learned chess first and been playing for years a game like it but different proved difficult for me. i sometimes make simple mistakes in chess think of shogi pawns and vice versa. i once in chess played my friend and move my rook in danger of a chess pawn thinking it wasn't in danger because of shogi pawns. learning to play without confusion is harder than learning the games.
One thing I thought was interesting about shogi in comparison to chess is that the opening of shogi consists of creating a "fortress", and rather than different opening lines, there are different types of fortresses. I'd love to learn shogi, but really don't have the time being busy with school and chess.
I like playing Shogi, I have one board that I bought in Japan.
My level is even worse than my poor level at chess. lol
The point with Shogi is that most players are in Japan and it's difficult to find serious players if you don't go to japan.
Actually there are lots of variants of shogi.
For those interested, there is (at least) a good computer programs for shogi and all its variants.
For those who want to play humans, there is also a Shogi dojo on the internet:
Have fun!
I've been playing shogi quite a bit recently, although I don't think I've got the hang of the openings. It's quite an interesting contrast to chess because a number of the pieces are better at moving forwards than backwards (or like pawns, don't move backwards at all) and there are no pawn chains (because pawns don't defend each other) so the game has a much different structure. The ability to reenter captured pieces is a whole lot of fun and is one of the main attractions of the game in my view.
the hardest one i can think of is taikyoku shogi. it's on a 36x36 board with a bunch of pieces.
I say Xianggi Chinese chess is the hardest.
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I say Xianggi Chinese chess is the hardest.
I don't agree, drop rule in Shogi makes for many more combinations.
I think IM Larry Kaufman's article posted to Shogi-l in 1999 is still interesting to read when you think of this topic. He compares chess with not only shogi but also Chinese chess, Korean chess, Chu Shogi, and so forth. Here it is;
Xiangqi seems to be better than shogi.
I've never played shogi before but I have seen a little glimps os what it looks like, do you think it's more fun than chess?
it solely depends on what aspects. long range chess, promtions shogi, long term either, shogi u can use captured pieces. it depends. i like chess since i learnt it first.
For me, Shogi is the hardest to play because I don't know how.
i think shogi is fun though. it's hard because the pieces may never end. the captured pieces can be used as your own.
Due to the rules of re-using captured pieces, the complexity is increasing in the endgame of shogi. I mean the number of possible moves one can make are bigger in the endgame than in the middlegame in shogi. So reversal often occurs in the endgame. I think shogi is often like a baseball game with reversal in the 8th or 9th inning.
i play games because i'm competitive and i like to have fun at the same time. as long as i know how to play and i have fun i'll probaly play again.
Shogi is very fun and interesting. You can 'parachute' pieces that you have captured back onto the board and use them as your own.
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A white wine usually made with white grapes, although red such as Pinot Noir are used in Switzerland, it contains yeast from grape "Must", fermented freshly pressed grape juice, so has a lot of fizz and bottles can't be made airtight because they would explode. While unlike most wines Federweißer, from German Feder - "feather" and weiß - "white", can not be stored on its side either; "Flasche nicht legen!" stands large on the cap, because the contents would leak out leaving a puddle...and an empty bottle.
With at least four percent alcohol, sometimes ten percent, it is more alcoholic than it seems and easily absorbed; so there are traditional snacks to accompany it: roasted chestnuts, Pfaelzer Saumagen - stuffed belly of pork, but more frequently the favorite is an Onion Pie or Flan, which in Germany is called Zwiebelkuchen. Literally Onion Cake.
Federweißer does not keep for long, nor does it travel well despite refrigerated trucks etc., and is still difficult to find outside Germany, Switzerland and Austria, so if ever in those countries during those crucial few autumn weeks in late August, September and October it is certainly worth trying.
Although Zwiebelkuchen is a favorite accompaniment to a glass or two, or three, of Federweißer in Germany it is also a dish to be enjoyed without the new wine, and wherever you are in the world.
There are many traditional and family Zwiebelkuchen recipes, often baked using yeast dough as a base, but this Onion Pie, or Onion Flan, recipe is one of the easiest, most popular and has a delicious crust but there is no yeast, or rising time. So it is "quick".
"Well tested" over the years, it comes from Baden Wuerttemberg in South West Germany; the Black Forest area.
For the flan casing:
2 3/4 cups All Purpose Flour
1 cup Butter, diced and kept cold
1/2 cup Cold Water
Pinch Salt
1/2 lb Bacon diced (as a vegetarian alternative just use sufficient oil to coat the onions)
5 medium Onions, sliced whole and cut across into "half moons"
Pinch Sugar
1/2 to 1 tsp Caraway seeds (when making it for the first time, might be best to use the smaller quantity)
2 Egg yolks
1 1/2 cups Sour cream
1/2 tsp Salt, 1/2 tsp Pepper, pinch Nutmeg
Flan Case
Using a large bowl add cold diced butter to flour and mix. Slowly add water, continually mixing, until dough forms into a soft mixture with some small solid pieces of butter remaining. These pieces of butter add texture to the finished pastry.
Chill, wrapped, for about an hour.
Lightly oil quiche or pizza pan and line with the pastry, fork the flan case to prevent the pastry rising, and chill for further half an hour.
(This is a yeast free Zwiebelkuchen crust but ready made pizza dough or bread dough from the chill cabinet can be substituted, and flan case cooking instructions altered to fit).
Fry diced bacon over medium heat until crisp, remove and drain off remaining fat on kitchen paper.
Stirring occasionally cook onions, with pinch of sugar, in remaining bacon fat over medium heat until light gold, translucent, and caramelized, add the caraway seeds and season with salt and pepper.
Combine the cooked bacon with the onion mixture, place in pastry flan case and bake in a pre-warmed oven at 400 F until the pastry is a lightly golden, about 20 minutes.
Mix egg yolks, sour cream and a pinch of nutmeg together until thoroughly blended and pour mixture over the onions and bacon. Return to oven for 10 to 15 minutes, until egg and sour cream mixture has set.
Take Zwiebelkuchen from the oven and allow to cool.
Sometimes a crushed garlic and chopped parsley is added to the onion mixture as it gently fries, or 4 oz finely grated cheese with the sour cream mixture, but these are just options that add that "extra something", and not traditional.
Zwiebelkuchen is usually sliced into sections and eaten as it is, an accompaniment to Federweißer that minimizes the effect of the deceptively alcoholic wine; or with any wine either then or at other times of the year.
It can also be served as a meal with a green or mixed salad.
Treberwurst is another German "harvest time" specialty from wine growing areas using grapes and sausages, which might sound a strange combination but it works.
Treberwurst originated in the vineyards as a meal eaten by the field workers, and it used the leftovers, the "Must", grape seeds and skins, from the wine making, to first marinade, then to wrap and cook sausages over an open fire. But this is an adapted recipe we can all use.
1 lb sausages, with skins
6 oz shallots, finely chopped
1/2 lb large grapes
Large glass white wine
Freshly ground pepper
Pinch Sugar
Halve and deseed grapes, just cover sausages and grape seeds with water, bring to below boiling point and simmer until sausages are cooked through. 30 to 45 minutes depending on the thickness of the sausages.
Remove sausages and cool in cold water, peel and cut into 1/2 inch thick slices, marinade together with grape halves for at least one hour.
Remove sausage slices from marinade, fry on both sides until crisp, take from pan and keep warm.
Put shallots and sugar into pan until lightly caramelized, add grape halves and heat through until beginning to soften, add wine and reduce by two thirds over low heat.
Season with pepper.
Pour sauce over cooked sausage slices, and serve the Treberwurst "as is" with bread as it used to be eaten in the vineyards during harvest. Or with mixed or green salad: a potato dish, perhaps one many different potato salads for example, or the cooked potato and leek combination in the photo.
Guten Appetit!
Federweißer und Zwiebelkuchen courtesy Deutsche Weininstitut,www.deutscheweine.de,Zwiebelkuchen by Biezl, Treberwurst with Leek and Potatoes by Xproiiia, both courtesy de.Wikipedia
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SAN DIEGO ---- The Chargers trailed by four points with eightminutes remaining on Monday night, in desperate need of a touchdownto regain control of a pivotal game against the Denver Broncos.
The Chargers' offense took the field, and wide receiver Chris Chambers watched his unit stumble through an ineffective drive that produced just 18 yards. He did so, surprisingly, from the sideline.
The former Pro Bowler sat out that drive due to a rotation withteammate Malcom Floyd. That seemed odd, considering Chambers is anestablished veteran with solid career statistics and a reputationfor making clutch catches.
"It tears me up to be on the sideline with eight minutes left in the fourth quarter," Chambers said after practice Wednesday. "It was that way in Pittsburgh and it was that way on Monday night. That's when experience really helps. I've made a lot of big plays in the past and I've been involved in a lot of close games. I really wanted to be out there."
Chambers hasn't been involved much at all. Besides rotating with Floyd, he hasn't had many catches when he's on the field. The ninth-year pro, who has averaged 838 receiving yards per season, has only eight receptions in five games.
Such a severe drop in production and opportunity seems tosuggest that Philip Rivers favors No. 1 receiver Vincent Jacksonand tight end Antonio Gates over Chambers, but the Chargers'quarterback insists that isn't the case.
"I don't think that's it at all," Rivers said. "We're throwing for a bunch of yards in the passing game, so that means a lot of guys are touching the ball and having positive plays. The way this goes, it could be any guy at any time. There isn't a particular strategy of who we're trying to get the ball to."
Both Rivers and coach Norv Turner were complimentary ofChambers, his abilities as a playmaker and his performance thisseason.
"There were a couple weeks in a row where Chris ran great routes and had a couple shots at touchdowns that didn't pan out due to protection breakdowns," Turner said. "I don't think he's fallen off in terms of the way he's playing. I expect him to be a guy that will make big plays in the future."
The rotation with Floyd has made it especially hard for Chambers to get into a rhythm, but he's trying to make the most of a role more limited than he's used to.
"It's tough for me right now," Chambers said. "I'm rotating a little bit more than I'd like to, but I'll do whatever the coaches ask. I work extremely hard in practice. I work to get open in games, but I haven't had a lot of opportunities to make plays thus far. ... I think Malcom is a great receiver and he needs to play, but I would like my role to be expanded. I believe it will as the season progresses."
Chambers ranks No. 6 on the team with 102 receiving yards, and he has only one touchdown. Those are startling stats for a former 1,000-yard receiver who has been consistently productive throughout his career.
"People may look at the bottom line, see the numbers and wonder if I've fallen off," Chambers said. "That's not the case. I haven't lost a step. The guys around here know I'm working hard and that when I get opportunities, I'll make the most of them. "
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Antrim murder-sucide: Classmates of couple's children to be offered counselling
Published 05/10/2010
The North Eastern Education and Library Board confirmed it will be offering counselling at the school of the three siblings — Leah, Daniel and Cal, aged between 5 and 10 — left orphaned by the double tragedy.
Templepatrick Primary School principal Ray Cromie said: "The school community will be offering support to those involved to enable the children to return to school as soon as possible."
A spokesman for the North Eastern Education and Library Board said: "The Board's critical incident support team is arranging to offer counselling support for any staff or pupils who request it.
"The principal and staff at the children's school in Templepatrick have been very shocked by the weekend's events."
It is understood the three youngsters could return to their Ballyclare school by the end of the week, after their parents' funerals, in a desperate bid by heartbroken relatives to try and keep things "as normal for them as possible", a friend said.
The Belfast Telegraph has also been told murdered Sharon's mother Carmel Barclay, who made the devastating discovery of her daughter's lifeless body, has vowed to look after her orphaned grandchildren and bring them up the "way Sharon would have wanted".
The heartbroken grandmother won a community excellence award from Antrim Council last June for her service as a dedicated volunteer with children's organisation Homestart.
Organisers were impressed with how the big-hearted |volunteer had devoted hours of her free time to supporting families.
It was said: "Carmel dedicates her time to helping families by giving up her own time each week, enthusiastically and unfailingly.
"She is a great listener, understands what parents are going through and forms a strong bond with each family.
"To many, her visits are a lifesaver and looked forward to very much.
"There have been several times during her service to Homestart where she has had to support more than one family and has proved capable and more than willing of doing this just to ensure a family doesn't go without help."
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Gilberto was speeding while intoxicated near Clarkston Heights in July when his vehicle rolled over, killing Nelson. Judge Acey told Garcia that the maximum jail time he's receiving for the charges, may not bring the closure that community members need in regards to Nelson's death.
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The Protect Our Jobs campaign will ask the Board of State Canvassers to pre-approve its petition to get on the November ballot. Michigan legislature may tighten rules for ballot question petitions By Rick Pluta • Mar 14, 2012 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio People who want to put a question on the ballot could soon have to get their petitions pre-approved by a government panel before they could gather signatures. That's under a measure that cleared the state House today on a party-line vote. The measure could force current petition drives to get state approval and then start over. The petition drives would guarantee union organizing rights, require disclosure of businesses' political spending, and boost renewable energy requirements on utilities. Michigan lawmakers may soon debate changes to state's abortion laws By The Associated Press • Mar 11, 2012 LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Michigan lawmakers might soon take some initial votes on bills related to abortion law in the state. Legislation awaiting a vote in the Republican-led House would require a doctor or an assistant to do some screening before an abortion to make sure a pregnant woman isn't being forced or coerced to have the abortion against her will. Other bills would provide penalties for coercing a woman to have an abortion against her will. Michigan Democrats pick their favorites in state races By The Associated Press • Mar 10, 2012 DETROIT (AP) — Democrats have chosen their favorites for this fall's Michigan Supreme Court and education board races, hoping once again to give their candidates a five-month jump in fundraising and campaigning over Republicans. Votes at Saturday's state convention in Detroit were nonbinding, since Democrats can't nominate candidates until the party's September convention. Republicans will nominate candidates in August. Michigan Court of Appeals strikes down GOP reapportionment of Oakland County commission By The Associated Press • Mar 7, 2012 LANSING, Mich. (AP) — The Michigan Court of Appeals has upheld part of a lower court's ruling involving redistricting in Oakland County. The court ruled Wednesday that the law passed last year by the GOP-controlled Legislature was a local act affecting only one government and needed to pass with two-thirds majorities in the House and Senate to meet state constitutional requirements. Michigan legislature passes school union dues bill By The Associated Press • Mar 7, 2012 (photo by Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio) Update 4:15 pm The Michigan legislature has passed a bill to prohibit public schools from automatically collecting union dues from the paychecks of teachers and other employees. Republican Representative Joe Haveman says the bill's intent is to focus schools on educating children. "The focus of our school administration has to be on teaching the kids. Let's get out of the business of collecting bills for other people," says Haveman. Critics complain the real intent is to weaken teachers' unions. Oakland County redistricting loses in court By Rick Pluta • Feb 15, 2012 A judge has overturned a state law that scrapped Oakland County's new commission map and gave Republican elected officials the power to draw a new one. The challenge was filed by Democrats who say the law was simply a GOP power grab. The ruling is the latest chapter in a struggle for political power in the former Republican bastion that's now a battleground county. Rep. Rick Hammel says "right-to-work" bad idea for Michigan By Jennifer White & Zoe Clark • Jan 31, 2012 Michigan House Democrats website. So called right-to-work laws prohibit workers from being required to join a union or pay union dues or fees as a condition of employment. But with Indiana's recent passage of right-to work laws, some Republican lawmakers say there is additional pressure on the state to pass its own legislation. Democrat and House Minority Leader, Representative Rick Hammel is against right-to-work legislation. He spoke with Michigan Radio's Jennifer White. Democrats not impressed with Snyder's address By Laura Weber • Jan 19, 2012 Senator Whitmer's office Governor Rick Snyder said in his State of the State speech last night that he wants to make sure all kids in Michigan who graduate from high school are ready for college or advanced job training. Democratic state lawmakers say the policies the governor has supported so far have hurt that goal. The governor says he thinks a handful of education proposals that stalled last year would strengthen the state's education system. He says he would like to see those measures approved this year; including more online learning, and better funding for early childhood education. Senate Minority Leader Gretchen Whitmer says she was not impressed. "He spent 48 minutes talking about last year. 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Karnataka State Women's University Vice-Chancellor Meena Chandavarkar conferred honorary doctorates to five women, including Chief Justice of Kerala HC Manjula Chellur, at its fourth annual convocation.
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Scars and striae affect a large proportion of the population, however despite how commonly they occur they can have a psychosocial impact that affects a person's wellbeing. In fact 26%* of nurses have seen patients experience delayed recovery from accidents due to the psychological effects their scars have, and one in seven midwives have experienced cases where a woman's stretch marks have directly affected her recovery from birth or bond with her baby.
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Enabling mobile operator notifications and system events
Updated: August 27, 2013
Applies To: Windows 8, Windows 8.1
This topic provides information about the Mobile Operator Notification system event for Windows 8 and Windows 8.1. It provides guidelines for you to develop Windows Store mobile broadband apps that handle incoming SMS- or USSD-based mobile operator notifications and relevant mobile broadband system events.
A customer's primary experience of a mobile broadband network brand in Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 is the mobile broadband app. This app is not expected to provide primary connection management functions, but instead provides an account management experience and a service experience. To keep the user informed about their account status, the app must perform some activities even when the user is not interacting with it. These activities include the following:
Responding to operator SMS or network-initiated USSD messages
Notifying the user that they are approaching their data limit
Notifying the user that their data plan has expired
Notifying the user of their roaming status
Verifying whether tethering is supported on the user's data plan
Background brokered work items
Windows 8 introduced Windows Store mobile broadband apps that run on the full screen. Users are only expected to interact with the application that is in the foreground. The foreground app is assumed to be the most important to the user, so this app receives all the resources of the system. When an app is not in the foreground, it is suspended and cannot run any code. A suspended app remains suspended until the user resumes it by bringing the app back to the foreground. With this model of app behavior, the user experience is never affected by lags or delays caused by the execution of unimportant background apps. In addition, reducing unnecessary background activity optimizes battery life on a variety of form factors. The time taken to resume a suspended app is negligible and would appear to be almost unnoticeable to most users.
Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 provides Windows push notifications that can keep the app tile up-to-date even when the app is suspended. Push notifications are optimized for system performance and longer device battery life, so it's best to use Windows push notifications whenever possible. If a suspended app must run its own code to do other kinds of work, you can create background tasks.
Although Windows Store apps cannot run any code if they are not running in the foreground, the System Event Broker lets you run code in response to events while an app is in the background. Apps can register work items with the System Event Broker to respond to specific background brokered events. Windows runs the app's work item when background brokered events are triggered, regardless of the app's current state (active or suspended).
In general, background events are intended as simple trigger points and are not intended to signal large amounts of processing. As such, quotas for each app are placed on the processing time that is allowed for background events. The background events offered by the Network Operator API, including the MobileOperatorNotification event and HotspotAuthentication event, are treated by Windows as critical events. Compared to general background events in Windows 8 and Windows 8.1, background work items associated with MobileOperatorNotification and HotspotAuthentication events run for every instance of the event regardless of a processing time quota, although each instance of the background work item is subject to a processing time quota. You should limit processing in the background event handler and defer larger processing to the mobile broadband app.
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Man suspected of stealing more than $2,000 in alcohol in Irvine
IRVINE – A man suspected of stealing more than $2,000 worth of alcohol during a series of grocery store burglaries in Irvine was arrested Wednesday after a Tustin detective recognized his description, police said.
Carlos Oropeza Cortez, 28, was arrested on suspicion of commercial burglary in connection with thefts at nine grocery stores over the past month, Irvine police Lt. Julia Engen said.
Investigators allege that Cortez placed bottles of liquor in a cart, then walked out of the stores without paying. They believe he avoided stealing high-end alcohol, which is usually locked up at grocery stores, Engen said.
Detectives believe Cortez re-sold the alcohol, Engen said, although they don't know who he sold it to.
Loss prevention personnel working for the grocery stores compiled information about the thefts, including a description and photo of the burglar, and provided the information to Irvine investigators and other nearby police departments.
Using that information, a Tustin detective indicated that he recognized Cortez and helped Irvine authorities identify him, Engen said.
Cortez was arrested Wednesday at his Santa Ana home, and booked into the Orange County Jail system. He is being held in lieu of $20,000 bail.
Cortez has had numerous previous run-ins with the law.
He pleaded guilty to felony charges of second-degree burglary and receiving stolen property in 2005, more than a half-dozen second-degree burglary charges and a theft with prior conviction in 2007, theft with prior conviction in 2010, and possession of a firearm by a felon and several more second-degree burglary charges in 2012, Orange County Superior Court records show.
Engen said Cortez was released in February into the Post Release Community Supervision program, which required him to be overseen by county probation officers.
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The Penn State chapter of Uplifting Athletes held its 12th annual Lift For Life Challenge at the Lacrosse Field on campus Saturday. The event, which raises money and awareness for the fight against kidney cancer, features the Nittany Lions competing in a series of strength and conditioning tests.
While the primary focus is the charity — the all-time total money raised by PSU LFL was approaching $1 million before this year's event — it is most definitely about competition, too.
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March 7, 2013
Providence, R.I. -
The Providence College women's ice hockey team will take on fourth-ranked and top-seeded Boston University on Saturday, March 9 in the Hockey East semifinals at the Hyannis Youth and Community Center in Hyannis, Mass. Puck drop is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. as the first semifinal game of the tournament. It is the Friars 11th consecutive Hockey East semifinal appearance since the inauguration of the league.
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Boston, Mass.
Women's Ice Hockey Falls In A Close Battle with No. 7 Boston University, 6-4
The Providence College women's ice hockey team fell to No. 7 Boston University, 6-4, on Saturday, Dec. 1 in the Walter Brown Arena. With the loss the Friars move their overall record to 8-7-4 and their Hockey East record to 5-4-2.
The Friars and Terriers have met once in Women's Hockey East playoff history. The one playoff series match-up between the two took place in last season's Hockey East Championship game, when the Friars fell 2-1 in double overtime. The Friars led the Terriers 1-0 and with less than 10 seconds remaining in regulation time Boston University notched the game-tying goal, sending it into overtime, where the Terriers took their second Hockey East Championship.
The Friars enter Saturday with a 15-15-5 overall record and an 8-10-3 Hockey East record. The Friars have been out-scored by their opponents, 120-114 thus far on the season. Providence is averaging 3.26 goals per game while allowing 3.43. The Friars have out-shot their opponents on the season and are averaging 30.5 shots on goal per game. The Friars' special teams have a 15.3% conversion rating on the power-play and a 76.9% kill rating on the penalty kill.
Boston University enters Saturday with a 24-5-3 overall record and an 18-2-1 record in Hockey East. The Terriers have 11 players with at least 10 points on the season and four with 30 or more points. Leading the Terriers in scoring is junior Marie-Philip Poulin with 46 points on 15 goals and 31 assists. Seniors Jenelle Kohanchuk and Isabel Menard follow Poulin with 39 points apiece. Freshman Sarah Lefort rounds out the top-four point scorers for the Terriers with 37 points on 19 goals and 18 assists. Junior Kerrin Sperry has played the majority of minutes in net for Boston University, collecting a 20-4-3 record. In 1,583:50 minutes, Sperry has earned a .915 save percentage and a 2.20 goals against average. This season, the Terriers' power-play has a conversion rating of 19.8%, while their penalty kill unit has killed off 84.6% of the penalties they have taken. Boston University enters the semifinal round as the top-seeded team after clinching the Hockey East Regular Season title. The Terriers defeated the Connecticut Huskies 5-1 on Saturday, March 2 to advance to the Hockey East semifinal round.
Providence and Boston University have met a total of 40 times with the Friars leading the all-time series 25-13-2. The Terriers swept the regular season series against the Friars with a 3-0-0 record. The two last played on Dec. 1, when the Friars fell 6-4 at the Walter Brown Arena. Senior Nicole Anderson (Jordan, Minn.) led the Friars with her second hat trick of the season. The day before, Nov. 30, the Friars fell 4-3 on home ice to the Terriers. Anderson leads the team in all-time scoring against the Terriers with nine points on six goals and three assists in 13 career games against Boston University. The Friars and Terriers are no strangers to Hyannis; the two went head-to-head in the championship game last season, where the Friars fell 2-1 in double overtime.
Hockey East will be providing live streaming and play-by-play of Saturday's game through Pack Network. The Friars will also be providing fans with live play-by-play of the game by John Carchedi. To access the live feed and stats, follow the links below. Fans can also follow the Friars through their twitter page, which features live updates of all their games.
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An acronym for "land under my penis" referring to one's own testicles.
boy: Would you like to feel my lump?
girl: eww, no way
girl: eww, no way
מאת GreatClips 5 במרץ, 2010
To hit someone, especially in an unprovoked manner.
The guy looked like a tosser so I just walked up and lumped him.
מאת Nutsack 27 באוקטובר, 2005
a person with no arms or legs
after that horrific combine harvester accident, jimmy gained two new nicknames:
'lump' and 'torso boy'
'lump' and 'torso boy'
מאת Freddy Fitz-Smythe 3 בפברואר, 2004
An unusually large or fat person; Someone with a little "junk in their trunk"; Someone who is lazy and socially rejected; A lethargic and fat person
Liam is such a lump! You don't even know! You don't even know!
מאת Maddidly 14 במאי, 2008
A lump is a large bump caused in pants when a man/boy/transvestite gets a boner and tries to hide it. Hence forming a large lump that makes the zipper go all funny.
Oh my cock! Look at Harold's lump. I didn't know sex ed videos could do that.
מאת Morgasm 25 במאי, 2004
A word used to replace any word in any sentence.
"I lump you"
"Go lump yourself"
"That lady is lumpy"
"Go lump yourself"
"That lady is lumpy"
מאת metallicmagic1989 20 ביוני, 2006
provide bodily stimulation in order mitigate distraction
i have to write 6 poems, come lump with me
מאת laura and joe 30 במרץ, 2004


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*** Update: I had my CT yesterday, and won't find out anything about that until next Mon at my surgical pre-op app't.
But, I got a copy of my ultrasound report. Any ultrasonographers out there? It says it's a "well-defined, oval solid lesion, representing an enlarging lymph node", etc. What does the 'solid' part mean? Just that it's non-cystic?
Also, I asked for a copy of the abdominal/pelvic u/s. It's been over two weeks and I was told the Dr hasn't had a chance to review it yet. It said "multiple subcentimetre fatty hylum lymph nodes identified. No dominant node or mass identified."
I know I shouldn't be obsessing, but I just wanted to put it out there in case there are any techs or nurses or anyone who understands the lingo and can possibly ease my mind. I have a tendancy to stew. I am so thankful for any responses.
So, I finally went to get checked due to extreme fatigue and a little dizziness. The Nurse Practitioner made a joke about: "That's called motherhood." I said, I know, but I feel extra tired. Like, this is not normal. She agreed to do blood work and check my thyroid, hemoglobin, etc. Then, I mentioned a lump I've had for 4 years. It's in front of my ear near my jaw. I always assumed it was due to grinding my teeth or something. Well, she goes, "Hmm. I've never seen this - I'll get the doctor to consult in on it." The doctor comes and and is like, "It's probably just a sebaceous cyst." Then I mentioned it's been there for 4 years, it's hard and feels attached underneath. It has grown so slowly but now it's the size of a blueberry. She said, "Well, you look pretty healthy." Huh? I didn't realize you could diagnose someone without any tests. I also have 2 sore lymph nodes in my inguinal area the same side as the lump. Yesterday, a supraclavicular lymph node started to hurt.
I had an ultrasound done, and the dr's office called to tell me it's a tumor in my lymph node. It's 1.7 cm x 1.7 cm x 1 cm and oval shaped. I am having a head and neck CT on Tuesday and I have a surgical referral for the following Monday. They will take it out and send it to a pathologist to tell me if it's malignant.
I'm starting to freak out. I don't want to worry DH, so I don't want to tell him how scared I am. I know not every lymph node tumor is malignant, but the fact that I have to at least have a surgery and that there's a chance of cancer is all I can think about. I love my perfect little baby girls so much, I can't imagine missing any time with them to get surgery and possibly more treatment. Anyone been through this before? Any nurses out there?


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not sure if anyone cares but ill just leave this here /o/
PokeMMO - Coming Soon
my friends say its based on fire red, but i really dont know the versions lol its nice if you have nothing to do /o/
btw you need a fire red rom to play this. youll have to find it on the internet (im sure google can help) but im not allowed to link cause ya....:x
Ooo interesting thanks for posting this.
The game's very buggy, glitchy, and it's missing a whole lot of stuff, but it's FireRed so I can tolerate it.
Is it possible to get Lucario in it?
Veloze stop being a party Pooper :v
I tried it and its a good game o:
Well ive started playing it since i saw it both on Tumblr and here
My character is named Context :I
its pretty fun though I lag like hell
they will probably update the 4th and 5th Generation pokemons at later dates, though the graphics should have been just like that of B/W, I'm guessing they may just add the other regions in time to come
I'm liking it so far. Don't really care for the lag and stuff. My name is LazyBlackGuy
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Delayed Mirror
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Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Delayed Mirror for iPhone lets you check your appearance whenever and wherever you want. If you've ever wondered if you had something stuck in your teeth, but were too embarrassed to ask; you can check for yourself with Delayed Mirror. With a tap of your finger you can check your teeth, makeup, or even the back of your head! Click "...More" to learn why you should download this App today!
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Have you ever caught people staring at you for no apparent reason? When you're sitting across the table from someone and they wipe their mouth repeatedly, do you think they're trying to send you a subliminal message that you should be doing the same thing? Now with Delayed Mirror on your iPhone, you'll never need to have that awkward "Do I have something on my face?" conversation again.
This amazingly easy to use app is a priceless accessory for anyone that wants to make a good impression. Pocket mirrors are awkward to handle and easy to lose or break; and other mirror apps just give you a black screen and a frame to look at. You have to tilt the phone to get the right light, and even then you can only see a distorted reflection of yourself.
With Delayed Mirror on your iPhone, you will be as chic as ever while you're checking yourself out in this mirror, because it only delivers still frame shots, but records video, too. Since your iPhone goes everywhere you go, Delayed Mirror will be right there by your side assuring that you always look your best regardless of the situation or location.
The user friendly controls make this app a breeze to use. Simply press the "Record" button, turn your iPhone, and look at the camera. When you hear two "beeps" turn the iPhone back around again to see your image in the mirror. It's just that simple.
Did you notice a mark on your face that you don't remember seeing before? As an added bonus, Delayed Mirror also shows you the last image shot so you can refer back to it if needed.
Delayed Mirror sports other features as well:
• Easy to use controls
• One touch image activation
• Last image recall
• Manual mode activation
• Automatic mode activation
• Customize desired length of mirror session
Keeping up appearances has never been easier than with the Delayed Mirror on your iPhone. You decide whether to use the automatic mode, which is where the mirror begins recording automatically and runs for a few seconds, or the manual mode activation option where you activate the mirror yourself to begin shooting the image. Not only do you have the freedom to choose which operation works best for you, but Delayed Mirror also lets you decide how long of a mirror session you would like to have, as well. With all these options, this app is guaranteed to have you feeling cool, calm and collected, even in the most nerve-wracking situations. Download Delayed Mirror now and no matter what your day throws at you, you'll always know that you look your absolute best.
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