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The School Bus Safety Handbook: Choosing and Using Child Safety Restraint Systems is the definitive authority on installing child safety restraint systems — car seats, safety vests and wheelchairs — on school buses.
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Many saw Hawkins, the Bluegrass State's "Mr. Basketball" out of state champion Madison Central High School, as a nice complementary piece to John Calipari's latest No. 1 recruiting class. In other words, a good player who would be around four years to offset the wave of "one-and-done" players rolling in and out of Lexington.
The 2013-14 season has yet to reach its midpoint, and Hawkins is already much more than that. The 6-foot guard logged a season-high 23 minutes in UK's SEC opening win over Mississippi State on Wednesday at Rupp Arena. His stat line was modest – four points, two rebounds, two assists – but the fans, and more importantly, his coaches, are seeing the true value he brings to the court.
"He just does what we ask him to do," UK associate head coach John Robic said after the 85-63 win over the Bulldogs. "He doesn't know any better."
A refreshing twist for a staff that has been trying to break its five-star recruits of poor habits they brought with them to Lexington along with oozing talent.
"He just brings an energy that you have to find time for him on the floor, and that's why he's out there," Robic added.
The fans wouldn't mind seeing even a bit more.
Each time Hawkins received the ball on the offensive end of the floor against Mississippi State, calls of "Shooooot!" could be heard raining down from Rupp Arena's rafters. He took only five shots, despite being left undefended for most of the night by an MSU defense that focused heavily on Julius Randle.
"Like to see him have a little bit more confidence to shoot the basketball," Robic said, "because he shoots it well in practice. I was glad to see him knock down his free throws."
Hawkins has taken only 26 shots this season, hitting just eight. He's only 2-for-13 from beyond the arc, but those who watched him in high school and those who see him every day in practice at UK know that he's a much better shooter than he has shown to date.
"I think he's probably not 100 percent confident because he wants to do the right thing," Robic said. "And if he misses his shot, he probably thinks he did something bad. He's just that type of kid.
"I definitely can hear it, but I just ignore it because I know Coach Cal wants me to run the offensive plays," Hawkins said. "I basically ignore them when I hear them say, 'Shoot!'
But isn't it hard to ignore 23,000-plus directing their collective vocal advice in one's direction?
"It feels like a big echo of somebody telling me to shoot," Hawkins said. "It's pretty crazy because I never had that before because, in high school, I always shot the ball. If I was open, I was definitely shooting it."
Calipari's opinion?
"I'm not even worried about that," the UK boss said. "You keep that energy on, you keep defending."
Count sophomore center Willie Cauley-Stein among those who'd like to see more shots from No. 25.
"Personally, I think he should have shot way more," the UK center said. "If they're going to sag off of you, you may as well shoot it and let us rebound it if you're worried about missing. In practice, he's been hitting it. So if you've been hitting it in practice, then I would shoot it. I don't know. He hits it in practice. I really don't know why he didn't shoot it unless coach said for him not to, but I don't think coach would do that."
Asked if the players hear the calls of "Shooooot!" from the fans, Cauley-Stein laughed and said: ""Yeah. I probably was one of them yelling."
Cauley-Stein, who came in slightly under the recruiting radar as well, said Hawkins has quickly earned his teammates' respect.
"I didn't know who he was coming in," he said. "I honestly couldn't tell you what he looked like, what his last name was coming in. But he can hoop. I love him to death, too. He's a great guy, and he can hoop. If he can keep on hooping like that, we're going to be all right."
Kentucky (11-3, 1-0 SEC) returns to action Saturday at Vanderbilt (8-5, 0-1 SEC) in a 3:30 p.m. ET tip on CBS.
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In yoga, the heart represents your ability to connect with the world through relationships with other living beings. The anatomical area of the heart in yoga is the upper chest and back. Opening the heart through yoga is believed to help heal you from past hurt and to make you more able to create loving, lasting relationships with your partner, children, neighbors, co-workers and even pets. Practice heart-opening sequences to physically reverse the forward, hunched position experienced from sitting at computers, in cushy chairs and in cars and to open yourself up emotionally.
Conscious breathing should begin any heart-opening sequence. By breathing deeply and fully, you create more flexibility in the ribcage. Pain, challenge and feelings of dislike are often characterized by short, shallow breaths and tension throughout the shoulders and neck. To open your heart and rid yourself of these negative emotions, focus on breathing in through the nose and filling up with air all the way from down in your belly up into your chest. Exhale the air out completely and repeat for at least five minutes to break up tension in the ribcage and abdomen.
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In order to perform chest-openers and backbends, you need flexibility in the hip flexors and fluidity along the spine. A heart-opening sequence might begin with gentle lunges performed on one knee with your arms raised straight up overhead and your chest lifted to the ceiling. Cobra, in which you lie prone on the floor and plant your hands under your shoulders to lift your chest and head up into a mild backbend, gently brings flexibility to the spine. Perform a few side bends from a standing position to loosen up the muscles at the sides of your abdomen and back, which are also instrumental in backbends.
Backbends are classic heart openers. Cow pose is a gentle, initial backbend that prepares your body for the deeper ones to come later in the sequence. Get on all fours and drop your belly to create concavity in the spine as you lift your head and chest. Counter the pose with a deep arch of the back known as Cat pose. Move on to Upward-Facing Dog, which is done from a prone position. Place your hands under your shoulders and lift your chest, hips, thighs and shins up as you open your chest to the ceiling. Hold for several breaths and then move into Child's pose, sitting back with your sitting bones on your heels and your forehead toward the floor, arms outstretched in front of you. Incorporate other backbends into your routine, including Bridge pose, done on your back with your feet firmly planted and your hips lifted to create an arc. If you are more practiced, you might move into Wheel pose – a deep backbend performed while balanced on your hands and feet. If you are new to yoga, practice with a registered teacher to learn proper form for these positions.
To end your backbending sequence, perform a Reclined Twist. Lie on the floor, bend your knees to your chest and stretch your arms out to a "T" shape. Drop your knees to the right and turn your head to the left. Keep both shoulders in touch with the mat. Hold for five to 10 breaths and then move on to the other side. End your sequence in Savasana, or Corpse pose. Lie on your back with your legs extended and your arms alongside your body. Close your eyes and breathe for five minutes or more. Ending this way helps your body absorb the sequence and reduces stress.
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Riverside Manufacturing Company has announced that they will be closing their cutting, sewing and warehousing operations located in Moultrie starting in April.
According to Riverside President and CEO Lisa V. Zeanah, this is expected to affect 140 employees.
All functions including senior management, customer service, website design, product development, supply chain management, marketing, accounting and QC laboratory testing will continue at the headquarters in Moultrie according to Zeanah.
Zeanah also released the following statement:
"We worked diligently for many months to secure new contracts that required "Made in USA" garments. However, a recent volume reduction in our largest federal government uniform program made the costs of domestic production unsustainable. We have decided to close our remaining domestic production facilities and move this volume to our established contractor partners. We value the dedication and long term commitment our employees have shown over the years, but at present we have exhausted our options to keep Riverside employees sewing garments in the USA. While this decision was difficult, we feel that consolidating our production into fewer facilities will improve our ability to manage our supply chain and will position Riverside for solid growth for many years to come. We hope that the community will support the affected employees as they transition into other work. We are coordinating with our local department of labor to provide appropriate assistance."
The people of Moultrie have discouraging remarks about the closing.
Moultrie resident BJ Nevels said, "The people laid off are going to struggle... It's just a mess."
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According to the YouTube Blog, the amount of video uploaded to YouTube has increased to 35 hours per minute.
Hunter Walk, Director of product management, said, "That breaks out to 2,100 hours uploaded every 60 minutes, or 50,400 hours uploaded to YouTube every day. If we were to measure that in movie terms (assuming the average Hollywood film is around 120 minutes long), 35 hours a minute is the equivalent of over 176,000 full-length Hollywood releases every week. Another way to think about it is: if three of the major US networks were broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year for the last 60 years, they still wouldn't have broadcast as much content as is uploaded to YouTube every 30 days."
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Earl Upsets Travels, Weakens, on Way to New England
Hurricane Earl, weakening as it moves north toward New England and Canada, disrupted air and rail travel and lashed North Carolina's Outer Banks with wind and rain.
The storm's top winds at 8 p.m. East Coast time were 75 miles (120 kilometers) per hour, giving it Category 1 status, down from 105 mph earlier today, according to a National Hurricane Center advisory. Earl is 155 miles south-southwest of Nantucket and is expected to pass the island overnight on route to landfall tomorrow near Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
The storm, which had been a Category 4 system with winds of 145 miles per hour, deteriorated throughout the day as it moved over colder water and high winds tore at its structure, said Gerry Bell, lead hurricane forecaster for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, based in Camp Springs, Maryland.
"Earl is weakening, it is getting sheared apart with the upper level trough that was moving from the west," Bell said. "Earl is moving into progressively colder water; Earl is weakening as it should, but another factor is this upper level trough that is picking it off to the northeast as well."
Flood Watch
Overnight, the storm passed 85 miles from North Carolina's barrier islands as a Category 2 hurricane, cutting power and flooding a major Outer Banks road.
The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch for southern Massachusetts, Cape Cod and Nantucket. The storm is still expected to drop 4 to 6 inches of rain across eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island and as much as 8 inches in some locations, said Kim Buttrick, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Taunton, Massachusetts.
As it pulls away from New England, the weather will improve and the rest of the Labor Day holiday weekend will be sunny, warm and dry, she said.
"Earl is turning out to be a pearl, for the weekend anyway," Buttrick said.
Amtrak, Airlines
Airlines canceled 151 flights out of 21 airports along the East Coast as of 4 p.m. New York time, more than usual for a typical day this time of year, according to FlightStats.com, a Portland, Oregon-based company that tracks aviation data. New Jersey's Newark airport had the most with 43, while New York's LaGuardia had 14 and Norfolk, Virginia, had 18.
Previously this week, there were about 30 to 60 cancellations most days at those airports, depending on local weather conditions.
Amtrak suspended multiple trains between Boston and New York before canceling all service when a falling tree damaged electrical equipment.
Two Canadian refineries are in the path of the storm, including the nation's largest, the Irving Oil plant in Saint John, New Brunswick, which produces more than 300,000 barrels a day, according to the company's Web site. About 175,000 barrels are exported daily to the U.S. Northeast.
Imperial Oil Ltd. is shutting down its Dartmouth refinery in Nova Scotia because of Hurricane Earl, Pius Rolheiser, a company spokesman, said today. The refinery, across the harbor from Halifax, processes about 82,000 barrels of oil per day.
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A hurricane warning remains in place for Woods Hole, Massachusetts, and Cape Cod, including Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.
A hurricane watch is in effect for Ecum Secum to Digby in Nova Scotia. All warnings south of Sandy Hook, New Jersey, have been discontinued. A warning is still posted for parts of Long Island and the southern New England coast.
Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick declared a state of emergency while the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced today that an emergency disaster declaration by President Barack Obama would make aid available for the state.
In the Atlantic, southeast of Earl, Fiona was downgraded to a tropical depression about 100 miles south-southwest of Bermuda and the island's storm warning was canceled, according to the center.
Elsewhere, the hurricane center is tracking two systems, one of them the remains of Tropical Storm Gaston. The center gives Gaston a 50 percent chance of reforming. The second system, off the African coast, has a 30 percent chance of becoming a storm.
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Application and Forms / How to Apply for Aid
We appreciate your interest in Tulane University and look forward to working with you during your Tulane Career.
What is NEW for 2016/17, is that some of our forms are now online; namely the 2016-17 Public Health Financial Aid Addendum, the 2016-17 Summer Health Sciences Financial Aid App and the Request for Reconsideration of Aid, which are the most commonly completed forms. You may start your application by choosing the appropriate form. Note that once you have submitted your application, you will NOT be able to access it to make changes or additions. If changes are necessary, please notify our office.
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INCOMING students, print the 2016 - 2017 INCOMING PUBLIC HEALTH STUDENT FINANCIAL AID CHECKLIST and use this tool to complete all the necessary financial aid steps. Additionally, please read the 2016 - 2017 Public Health Incoming Student Welcome Letter.
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Tulane's school code for the FAFSA is 002029.
We encourage applicants to use The U.S. Department of Education's FAFSA on the Web because applying on the Internet offers several advantages over the traditional paper application.
Students can verify the status of their completed FAFSA by going to the web site www.fafsa.ed.gov and selecting from the "FAFSA follow-up" menu. FAFSA applicants can also call The Department of Education to check their status at their toll-free line (1-800-4 FED AID or 1-800-433-3243).
Once a FAFSA is received, the Health Sciences Office of Financial Aid reviews your file. Your financial aid eligibility will be based on your FAFSA data and other application materials. Please refer to the section on calculating need for more details as well as our School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine Cost of Attendance information.
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Renovations of Tosa Eschweiler buildings would require more public financing, study says
The renovation of five historic buildings at the Innovation Campus development in Wauwatosa into apartments would require a higher level of public financing than the developer's plan to preserve just one building, according to a new study commissioned by the city.
The study, by consulting firm Springsted Inc., was done in response to Mandel Group Inc's proposal to demolish two of the red brick buildings, while largely dismantling two others and converting them into public open space. »Read Full Blog Post(18)
Waukesha dairy plant Golden Guernsey suddenly closes
Waukesha - The Golden Guernsey dairy processing plant in Waukesha that supplies milk to schools and supermarkets was closed suddenly Saturday when employees showed up for work and were told not to stay, sources said.
Lynn Hiemke, president of Mapleton Dairy Haulers in Oconomowoc, said he was told by Golden Guernsey managers early Saturday that the plant was shutting down. »Read Full Article(306)
Health care group enlists Best Doctors for medical advice
Dianne Kiehl, a nurse and executive director of the Business Health Care Group, periodically is asked for advice when an employee at one of the coalition's members has a serious illness.
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Munich is a trendy destination for world football's best and brightest these days, with players such as Franck Ribery, Arjen Robben and Javi Martinez beating a path to FC Bayern in recent years and high-profile manager Pep Guardiola joining them at Allianz Arena last summer.
That the business and recruitment models employed by the Bundesliga giants continue to deliver such overwhelming success is hardly a surprise, but in the next few days as the winter transfer window draws to a close—and especially during July and August—Bayern Munich will likely face a rigorous test to their resolve.
Record revenues have opened eyes at the club, particularly among the players, and in the remainder of this transfer period and the whole of the next, Bayern's rivals will look to capitalize on the situation by offering sky-high wages to squad members posturing for a bigger slice of the profit pie.
Already we have seen defender Dante play up a possible move to Manchester United when he told Fox Sports Brasil, via the Mirror, that his decision regarding the Red Devils' interest would be "sorted out by the end of the month."
Bayern Munich's Brazilian defender Dante has denied he is close to making a move to Manchester United. (Source: Sky Sports)— Transfer News Live (@DeadlineDayLive) January 21, 2014
And midfielder Toni Kroos—embroiled in a rather public contract negotiation—could also be on United's shopping list, according to the Daily Mail.
Kroos: no significant movement before March, I reckon. Contract extension most likely. If not, open for offers.— Raphael Honigstein (@honigstein) January 28, 2014
Then there is striker Mario Mandzukic, whom each of United, Arsenal and Serie A side Juventus will look to unsettle as Robert Lewandowski arrives in Bavaria, claims the Express.
Mandzukic open to Juve? Bayern Munich chief Franz Beckenbauer confirms Juventus target Mario Mandzukic "can be sold." #FE3_fp— Football Planet (@iFootballPlanet) January 25, 2014
Naturally, Bayern would prefer to keep all three players, and they certainly don't want to find themselves establishing a precedent where top-end talent can simply depart when salary demands hit the ceiling.
To that end, the treble winners may well have increased their outlay when it comes to wages, as the consequence of not doing so could be the crumbling of what has been so carefully built over the last decade.
And they can certainly afford it.
Real Madrid, FC Barcelona and Bayern Munich lead the Deloitte football club money league. http-//econ.st/1jWihY7 pic.twitter.com/zjXqNRpgES— Jorgen Sundberg (@JorgenSundberg) January 28, 2014
As Bayern published on their official website back in November, the 2013 fiscal year saw "record turnover at the club."
Revenues exceeded €432 million, which put Bayern above Manchester United in the Deloitte Football Money League, as per The Guardian, and profit after tax rose by 30 per cent over the 12 months.
According to The Economist, the club's commercial revenue (Bayern's sponsorship stable includes the likes of Audi, Adidas, Deutsche Telekom, Coca-Cola, Samsung, Bwin and Lufthansa, among others) currently exceeds that of both Real Madrid and Barcelona, and finance director Jan-Christian Dreesen has revealed that the members' club, which owns a controlling stake in the company, boasts cash reserves of €60 million.
INFOGRAPHIC: Deloitte released their Football Money League of the top 20 richest clubs in the world. Here's our take. pic.twitter.com/9PVyQNexBe— Squawka Football (@Squawka) January 23, 2014
Financially, Bayern Munich are on more solid ground than any club, in any sport, anywhere in the world. And during the past few transfer windows, they've flexed their muscles to attract big-name players from big-name clubs.
But can they hold on to them? Can they withstand the pressure of the transfer and wage markets when theirs are the players who are coveted? Will their revenues be re-invested into players they already have, and continued to be spent on squad enhancements when necessary?
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We welcome all faculty to attend our events!
STEM-Focused CETL Workshops
Best Practices in Mentoring Undergraduate Researchers - Thursday October 20, noon until 1:30 p.m. in 200A Elliott Hall.
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- In this faculty panel discussion, we will share techniques to improve mentoring of undergraduate researchers, explore the challenges of mentoring, and highlight opportunities for undergraduate research. This event will be coordinated by Brad Roth. Lunch provided by CETL.
Best Practices in Teaching Written and Oral Communication Skills to STEM Students - Monday November 14, noon until 1:30 p.m. in 200A Elliott Hall.
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- This workshop will explore different teaching approaches used by faculty at OU. There will be a discussion of best practices for improving STEM students' written and oral communication abilities in laboratory and capstone courses. This event will be led by Laila Guessous. Lunch provided by CETL.
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For those who were unable to attend the original events, WISE@OU has created videos of workshops and discussions.
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- Past years' tenure workshop videos can be found here and here.
- In December 2014, WISE@OU hosted special guest speaker Dr. Deborah DeZure from Michigan State University. Dr. DeZure is the Assistant Provost for Faculty and Organizational Development, and is a leader in research on faculty career development, mentoring, and leadership. In this video, Dr. DeZure shares her tips for successfully surviving and thriving in mid-career.
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Uglow was consistently concerned with formal relationships within a self-sufficient system, whatever the subject. He graduated colour according to a tonal scale and used drawing to define three-dimensional form and tactile surfaces. The proportions of the images and of the canvas itself are often mathematically derived, as in the Nude from Twelve Regular Vertical Positions from the Eye (1967; U. Liverpool). There is a strong conceptual element in Uglow's work, with each picture regarded as a specific project with clearly defined aims. The end product unambiguously reveals the history of its making by a prolonged and entirely conscious process of analysis and synthesis, combining objectivity with a private and often quirky passion.
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Labor Protest Draws Thousands In Paris
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Thousands of demonstrators answered the call of French unions and took the streets of Paris on Tuesday (March 5) to protests against labor law reforms. Two left-wing French trade unions began nation-wide protests against the changes backed by mainstream unions to give firms more flexibility to weather economic downturns. The organizers, the hardline CGT and FO, have called for rallies in 200 cities across France, as well as a large march in Paris towards the French Parliament which is set to pass a law based on the proposals next month. The turnout will be seen as a barometer of opposition to a reform vital to Socialist President Francois Hollande's battle to restore industrial competitiveness. Signed by mainstream unions in January after lengthy talks with employers, the "flexicurity" accord means more job security for workers on short-term contracts, but makes it easier for firms to put staff on shorter hours if orders dry up. Companies will also gain new rights to dismiss any who refuse to participate. The changes will also seek more flexibility from workers asked to relocate to match fluctuations in demand. Opposition to a deal that Hollande hopes will stem a rash of industrial layoffs and ease double-digit unemployment has become a common cause for two unions who are traditionally foes. Speaking at the Paris march, FO union leader Jean-Claude Mailly said the changes posed a threat for employees. "If you're told that to relieve unemployment problems you have to be laid off, and then tomorrow you can be hired again, that's what I call a trick. The problem in France is not a flexibility problem, we are facing an economic policy problem. As elsewhere, it's not a problem of flexibility, we know that we already have flexibility," he said. Elsewhere even public sector employees remained sure the bill threatened their livelihoods. "Even in the public sector, today, there is insecurity. It does exist and it's very hard to lower it despite the laws passed to do that. Things can't continue like this, we are in the process of destroying industry, and the public sector will follow so we all have a place here," Nanterre city council worker Pascaline Manesco said. The bill, which Hollande wants to be enacted in May, will be presented at a cabinet meeting on Wednesday. Video Source: Reuters
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An estimated 84 million people watched Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump in their first debate Monday, according to TV ratings data from Nielsen.
Marlins Pitcher José Fernández Dies In Boating Accident
The young ace was the National League's Rookie of the Year in 2013. When he died, he had the second most strikeouts of any pitcher in the National League.
Buckwheat Zydeco's Stanley 'Buckwheat' Dural Jr. Dies At 68
The international ambassador for Louisiana roots music died early Saturday morning of lung cancer.
Lester Holt's Moment
For NBC's Lester Holt, who took the anchor chair after Brian Williams was caught exaggerating, Monday's presidential debate has big stakes and bigger risks.
Syria's Famed 'White Helmets' Group Says It's Being Targeted In New Offensive
Warplanes were pounding rebel-held areas of the northern city of Aleppo, and a group of volunteer search-and-rescue workers known as the White Helmets says its centers were targeted by airstrikes.
On The Road For Decades — And Not Stopping Anytime Soon
When Idella Hansen and Sandi Talbott got started in trucking, women were a rarity in big rigs. Now they've got nearly 9 million miles in the rearview mirror, and they won't hear of retirement.
Black Evangelical Amisho Baraka: Why I'm Not Voting For Trump Or Clinton
Morning Edition's David Greene talks to Christian rapper Amisho Baraka, who says that as a black evangelical, he's not comfortable supporting either party's presidential candidate.
'New York Times' Editor: 'We Owed It To Our Readers' To Call Trump Claims Lies
Executive Editor Dean Baquet says "it would almost be illiterate" to call Donald Trump's longstanding claim that President Obama was born outside the U.S. anything but a lie.
Prosecutors File Manslaughter Charges Against Tulsa Officer Who Shot, Killed Terence Crutcher
Prosecutors filed felony charges Thursday against a Tulsa police officer involved in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. The charges come less than […]
At White House, A Golden Moment For America's Great Artists And Patrons
Two dozen luminaries — from Terry Gross to Mel Brooks, Morgan Freeman to Louise Glück — got laurels Thursday, as President Obama awarded the National Medals of Arts and National Humanities Medals.
FBI: Bombing Suspect Bought Material Online, Left Fingerprints On Devices
Ahmad Khan Rahami was charged Tuesday in bombings and attempted bombings in New York and New Jersey. The FBI first looked into Rahami two years ago but didn't find enough for a full investigation.
Police Arrest Suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami Over Bombs In New York Area
Rahami, 28, was captured after a gun battle with police in Linden, N.J. Images on local media showed him on a stretcher with what appeared to be a wound on his upper arm or shoulder.
Life After Iconic 1976 Photo: The American Flag's Role In Racial Protest
A Pulitzer Prize-winning photo taken during the busing desegregation protests captured a nation. The photographer and subject of "The Soiling of Old Glory" talk about its significance 40 years on.
N.Y. Governor Says Chelsea Blast Shows No Links To International Terrorism
New York authorities said the 29 people injured in an explosion Saturday night in Manhattan have all been released from hospitals.
Latest On NYC Area Bombs: Police Arrest Suspect
Law enforcement agencies have apprehended New Jersey resident Ahmad Khan Rahami, after a brief but intense manhunt by agencies seeking to question him about multiple bombs in New York and New Jersey since Saturday. No one was killed in the blasts, but 29 people were injured.


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THE THING about tweets is that they usually elicit the rawest of emotions.
At about 12:59 a.m. yesterday, former 76ers All-Star swingman Andre Iguodala simply tweeted, "Wow!!!"
He then quickly followed with "Really?? Ok . . . MOTIVATION!!!!!!"
Iguodala's tweets were in response to the news that the Sacramento Kings had abruptly yanked a reported 4-year, $56 million contract deal off of the table.
It seemed "Iggy" tried to pull some fancy footwork on the lowly Kings by using their offer as a bargaining chip to try to get more money out of the Denver Nuggets - the team he played for last season after the Sixers traded him in the Andrew Bynum deal.


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"It's a little bit of everything," Allen said. "We're working on becoming masters of our positions. We're doing this by perfecting what we do by running routes and getting off jams. If we can make the DB work more than he has to, we're in a good spot."
Not only have the coaches taken notice of Allen's performance, but so has BYU's starting quarterback John Beck.
"When he has the chance to get that ball, he's setting himself up by running a good route, getting a good break, having good timing and he just does a good job of getting himself open," Beck said. "I've seen him make a ton of catches like he did during his red shirt year. He made some amazing catches during practice this year like the one he made during the San Diego State game. He's just one of those guys that makes plays.
"I think he started the team off two days in a row making touchdowns in the blue zone. He definitely fights for that ball when he wants it. I can trust him because I know if he's not going to get the ball then the other guys not going to get it either."
For Beck, Allen's success is no surprise. He remembers seeing Allen's acrobatic catches flashing across his television screen during weekend highlights on local Arizona television.
"The thing Matt's really improved on is he's running really good routes," Beck said. "I knew Matt in high school. His high school was one of the dominant high schools in Arizona for the 4-A level. I was in the 5-A division and he was in the 4-A division, but he was always on the weekend highlights of the games. He'd always catch the ball and make something happen. That's the thing about Matt is he just has a knack for just making the play."
One reason for Allen's improvement during early fall camp came from what he learned from BYU's newest coach, Coach Higgins, during spring practice.
"They're doing a good job of coaching us," Allen said. "If you do what they tell you to do you're going to get open. That's how I've been able to get open. It's easy to make plays when you've got five yards of separation from guys.
"I love Coach Higgins. He's a great guy and he's really positive with us. It's not night and day from Coach Bradford, he had his positive moments too. But Coach Higgins has been a receiver's coach and an offensive coordinator for ten to twelve years, and he knows what he's talking about."
Higgins is not the only one who has helped Allen's game improve noticeably. His knowledge of how to become a better wide receiver has come from the most unlikely of places. This year, BYU coaches have implemented a new coaching philosophy that Allen feels has helped him to better understand how to beat defenders on the field.
"For the first ten minutes of position meetings, we swap," Allen said. "Coach Higgins will go over with the DB's, and Coach Mitchell will come over with us and we'll just run through film. Coach Mitchell will critique us and say, 'Here's what you've got to do in this situation, because the DB's playing inside like this, you've got to stand him inside like this first and get leverage on him,' and other stuff like that. So we started bringing in Coach Mitchell just too kind of help us out. He tells us here's what the DB's are doing when you're doing this, so why don't you do this type of thing."
Not to be left out of the coaching action, BYU's offensive coordinator Robert Anae has also done his part. He is trying to ensure that his wide receiver group fully understands what is expected of them within BYU's new, but old, offense.
"They've done a marvelous job with the depth that we have," Allen said. "We're getting coached up really well between them all and even with coach Anae. We know what we need to know."
Last Monday, BYU fans were treated to an exciting offensive display when BYU's offense scored four touchdowns out of six attempts from the blue zone. One facet that has allowed for greater communication between wide receiver and quarterback comes from the more simplistic nature of the new offense. Something that had been somewhat lacking in previous years.
"Read and react was a good way of putting it," Allen said. "We had quite a few routes where the wide receivers were making reads along with the quarterbacks. It seemed like there was a lot of guessing going on."
This year things are a bit different. The receivers, according to Allen, are more on the same page. This common understanding allows for more individual creativity within the bounds of a specific route.
"It's a lot simpler of an offense in terms of being on the same page as the quarterback," he said. "He knows where you're going to be at a particular instance. We also have a lot of freedom out there on the edge as wide receivers. We can mix up our routes and change up our angle of take-off quite a bit, as long as we still end up in the right spot when we're supposed to be there. That's how this offense is. It's a lot of timing and then we'll hit you deep."
All of this help from the coaches really seems to be paying off. Allen has improved his skills greatly. Now BYU fans will just have to wait and see if these new skills are translated past camp and into the fall season.


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It wouldn't be too apt to call the Coen brothers the Kings of the Croisette or anything. They have amassed five awards at the Cannes Film Festival throughout their career, but Lars Von Trier, the Dardenne brothers, Michael Haneke and, certainly, Ken Loach have all won more.
However, with today's announcement of awards at the 66th annual fest, the filmmaker siblings did enter a bit of rare air with their latest film, "Inside Llewyn Davis": Joel Coen joined Haneke and Wim Wenders as the only filmmakers to have netted a Palme d'Or, a Grand Prix and a Best Director award at the festival. A few have won two of the three, from Buñuel to Clouzot* to Antonioni* to Altman (and Malick, too), but only Haneke, Wenders and now Coen have scored the hat trick.
Here's a look back at the Coen brothers' history with Cannes…
The first time the Coens found themselves in Competition was at the 44th annual fest in 1991, and things couldn't have gone any better. The film was "Barton Fink" (one of my personal favorites from the Coens along with 2009's "A Serious Man"), and the awards were plenty. It picked up the Palme d'Or in a rare unanimous decision from Roman Polanski's jury (which also included actress Whoopi Goldberg, filmmaker Alan Parker, cinematographer Vittorio Storaro and composer Vaneglis). But the love didn't stop there. The film truly dominated the top honors as Joel Coen won Best Director and John Turturro won Best Actor.
In 1994 "The Hudsucker Proxy" was in Competition but went home empty-handed. 1996's "Fargo" would be the next Coen film to land an award at the festival, with big brother Joel winning Best Director yet again. As for the Palme, the film yielded to eventual fellow Best Picture nominee "Secrets & Lies" from director Mike Leigh. Francis Ford Coppola was the jury president, joined by actress Greta Scacchi, cinematographer Michael Ballhaus, filmmaker Atom Egoyan and costume designer Eiko Ishioka, among others.
"O Brother, Where Art Thou?" played in Competition four years later, though unlike "Hudsucker," it would walk away from the year with a little bit of Oscar recognition (for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Cinematography). But a year later, the Coens would be back in the fray with 2001's "The Man Who Wasn't There." Liv Ullmann's jury (featuring actresses Charlotte Gainsbourg and Julia Ormond as well as filmmakers Terry Gilliam and Edward Yang) ended up torn on Best Director between Joel Coen and "Mulholland Dr." helmer David Lynch. So they conceded a tie. "The Man Who Wasn't There" didn't make a lot of noise outside of cinematography notices during the awards season, but Lynch went on to a Best Director Oscar nomination. This was, however, the year Coen broke René Clément, Sergei Yutkevich and Robert Bresson's shared record for Best Director wins at Cannes, a record he still holds.
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There wasn't much to write home about when 2004's "The Ladykillers" played in Competition, though actress Irma P. Hall was afforded a special commendation by Quentin Tarantino's jury in the form of a Jury Prize. Three years later, "No Country for Old Men" made a big impact on the landscape, though not on Stephen Frears's jury; the group, featuring actresses Maggie Cheung, Toni Collette and Sarah Polley, snubbed it entirely. However, that wouldn't phase the film and its dedicated awards push come Oscar season. The buzz was properly bottled and manipulated until the fall when the film scooped up critics award after critics award en route to Best Picture and Best Director wins at the Oscars.
And now, "Inside Llewyn Davis." It's probably the biggest story coming out of the festival this year as far as those of us with an eye toward awards season are concerned. Steven Spielberg's jury (featuring the likes of filmmakers Ang Lee, Christian Mungiu and Lynne Ramsay, as well as actors Christoph Waltz and Nicole Kidman) handed the film the second place prize -- the Grand Prix -- rounding out the siblings' three big honors over the years and putting them in the company of Michael Haneke and Wim Wenders in that regard. But it has angles on the Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Best Original Screenplay races, to say nothing of the crafts departments.
As Greg Ellwood pointed out in his analysis of Oscar players coming out of the fest, CBS Films will be particular with this one, and superstar campaigner Terry Press (the former DreamWorks publicity maven who also had a hand in last year's "Lincoln" push), along with the Coens' producer, Scott Rudin, will certainly be gunning for recognition in the season. If the history of the Coens and Cannes awards are any indication, they should find their way to at least a few categories.
We'll see how it shakes out when the season hits in a few months time. The film will likely travel to the Telluride and Toronto fests to stoke the flames a bit more, but for now, it's secured a unique place for the Coens in the history o the Cannes Film Festival.
"Inside Llewyn Davis" is set for limited release on December 6.
*Clouzot won the Special Jury Prize for "The Mystery of Picasso" in 1956, while Antonioni won the Jury Prize for "L'avventura" in 1960 and the Special Jury Prize for "L'eclisse" in 1962. Prior to the creation of the Grand Prix in 1967, these awards served as "second place" honors at the festival.


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Jackol4ntrn 6 years ago#1
Am I doing something wrong?
I'm an undying shadow in a world of lights,
and the only one who can release me, is you, lid$nake.
get near the cash register and you should be able to.
Claptonvaughn 6 years ago#3
I just shot the gun owner in the face and walked over to the cash register. Only got around 700 bucks, I think.
After the resulting gunfight with some police, I was able to use the phone in that very shop to call the police department and bribed them to remove my wanted level.
Just watch out, some of the other customers can be packing, and gun you down when your back is turned.
"I just wasted a bullet. Don't waste your life." -Big Boss
slashrulez99 6 years ago#5
Robbing stores is pretty simple. Just take out your gun, and you have access to the cash register and all the stuff in the store. If you're robbing a clothing store, you need to actually go up to the piece of clothing to take it, rather than doing it through the clerk. It seems obvious, but it threw me off at first.
Kind of off-topic, but they actually thought about robbing pretty seriously when they made this game. I robbed a clothing store and left the clerk alive, and then went on my way and did other stuff. 5 minutes later I went back to the clothing store to get something new, and the clerk was there talking to police officers, and shouted to them that I was the guy who robbed her. Thought it was pretty cool.
I like the crime scene stuff they have...like I shot some guy on the street and drove away and then as I slowly coasted in again I saw a bunch of cops around the crime scene checking on the dead guy
There is one kind of robber whom the law does not strike at, and who steals what is most precious to men: time.
LizardRonin 6 years ago#7
Yea, also you really don't need a gun either since during the demo, I went to the bar and just fight the bartender with my fists and just robbed him there. So I think it's quite good that there isn't just one specific way to do the free-roam stuff like in other sandbox games. And yea least the A.I. is mostly smarter though the cops can at times be like those from the Blues Brothers and all just try to crash into you lol.
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Jules Rules 6 years ago#8
It's awesome, if you shoot the guy at the gas station and return later it will be sealed off with tape as it's a crime scene.
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Jackol4ntrn (Topic Creator)6 years ago#9
I thought I read people robbing random people on the street, but maybe I read it wrong.
I'm an undying shadow in a world of lights,
and the only one who can release me, is you, lid$nake.
WorstNightMares 6 years ago#10
Yeah Jules, it's like that with any. If you go into a store and just murder everyone, I think it has to only be the owner actually, but whatever it's more fun to kill everyone anyways, cops come along after a bit.. Check everything out, and then a little later on when you come back it's all sealed up, I think it's a nice touch. :D
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very conveniently locatedGood place to stay as a stop-over. Rooms were clean, breakfast was ok, nothing fancy.Rating:4
it was clean and quiet,clean quiet and easy highway accessRating:5
staff impressiveStaff was very helpful and cordial.Rating:2
ok, but wont go there againThis was just an overnight stop on our way to Illinois from New Mexico so we didnt need anything fancy, just clean and comfortable. Unfortunately the pictures on the website are far better than the actual rooms/hotel. The lobby felt more like I was walking into a secured area than a comfortable lobby. The rooms were not terribly dirty but needed a very good vacuuming. The stairway was very stinky, mostly cigarette smoke smell. Luckily we were on the non-smoking floor and the rooms did not smell that way. The exception to all this was the beds were very comfortable and did appear to be clean. I stayed here for the convenience and the price but next time will spend a little more to have a cleaner, more up to date stay. do not stay here if you want to feel comfortable with your family while you are visiting the Topeka area. This is better suited for singles and smokers.Rating:5
Pleasantly Clean and QuietThe Super 8 was pleasant, clean, and quiet. The beds were comfortable, and clean.The tub was roomy,and had plenty of hot water. Overall, a nice stay.
Travelers tip on diningMany dining facilities,some within walking distance.Rating:2
Sheets looked like they had not been changed.Nice location but it ends there. Management had not looked at rooms carpets not clean. Bed sheets had not been changed from previous guests.Rating:3
What is that smell?The room was clean, but the hallways smelled unpleasant. It was not a good first impression to walk into a urine smell.Rating:2
Over-priced for the quality.It simply did not live up to what I have come to expect in a Super 8. The breakfast was especially sparce and disappointing.Rating:4
Nice PlaceThis motel was a nice & convenient placea to stay. There was an issue with low strength of the wi fi internet connection, Overall it was a nice place.
Travelers tipThe city map found at the front desk was a help.Rating:4
Not ImpressedNoisy hotel machinery interfered with our sleep. Upon entering the room, we found the toilet filled with toilet paper.Rating:4
A decent place to stayI stayed here with my dog after a long road trip. The motel is located on a busy strip right off I-70, which had I known, I might have chosen a less active location. The outside of the building is a bit dated and the parking lot is fairly small and in need of repair. The owner/operators were at the front desk and were extremely friendly and made me feel very welcome. They let me know that my dog was no problem even though shes fairly large. I was a little concerned with safety because I had a garden level room with my window facing the parking lot, but felt a little better with my dog in the room. The room was recently updated with a good tv, a microwave and a small refrigerator which was a surprise. The mattress on the bed was a little hard for my taste. The bathroom was very clean and there was a nice continental breakfast in the morning. My first impression of this motel was not great, but my stay turned out to be quite comfortable and I would recommend it as a friendly and reasonably priced place to stay with particularly if you are traveling with a pet.Rating:5
Great bargain for the moneyNice staff, great free breakfast, clean room, would stay there again!Rating:4
Comfortable and AffordableGreat relaxing recliner in rooom instead of sofa. Free Wi-Fi in the room let me stay connected while on the road. Stayed two nights, and all the staff I came in contact were friendly, and helpful. Will definately stay here again.Rating:2
Should my room smell like this?I arrived at my hotel, and for some reason the check in process wasnt very pleasant with me. My room was on the third floor of the building, and no elevator was available for moving my bags upstairs. The stairs that I went up, I wasnt certain was going to hold up, being a little on the rickety side, with some definate "soft" spots on the landings. I made it to my room, and opened the door to find an odor that Im sorry, I couldnt quite give a name to, and had to open a window. After airing it out, the smell really wasnt bad anymore. This room I might add is also the smallest room I have EVER stayed in. I was not impressed with the hotel that I stayed in.Rating:3
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Good budget priced hotel.Stayed one night as I was passing through town. The hotel is clean and well maintained compared to some other budget priced hotels where Ive stayed. My only complaint was with the free wireless high-speed internet... my room was on the end of the hotel opposite the main lobby and I was unable to connect to the wireless internet at all in the evening. I had a weak connnection the following morning. Probably wouldnt be as much of a problem in some other rooms.Rating:2
InexpensiveThis hotel was about the least expensive hotel in the area but I think next time I would pay a little more money to stay someplace nicer.Rating:3
Clean and adequate for the priceLow budget hotel that is well maintained and clean.Rating:4
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|Item #
|Manufacturer #
|brand name
|Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports
|Media Type Supported
|Twisted Pair
|Total Number of Ports
|Device Supported
|Product Name
|10Gigabit Ethernet Card
|form factor
|Plug-in Card
|Host Interface
|PCI Express x8
|warranty length
|limited lifetime
|Network Technology