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For Director of Player Personnel Geoff Martzen, whom Coach Mendenhall praised during today's press conference, the toughest aspect was simply managing the recruits needed for the positions the staff needed to fill.
"You know it was probably just managing the numbers making sure we squeezed everybody in that we needed to, a tight class this year and next year, so fitting the right guys we wanted into those spots was the most challenging," said Martzen.
The transfers coming in are both highly touted and highly capable players that will provide immediate help for BYU's offense. Geoff Martzen and the BYU coaching staff beat out Oregon, USC, LSU, Utah, Washington State and Fresno State for the services of Nick Kurtz and Devon Blackmon. Kurtz, who was midyear transfer, is enjoying his time at BYU and feels his decision to come over Oregon and USC was the right decision for him.
"Loving it!" Martzen said. "I mean, Nick was a kid, you know, non-LDS, highly recruited kid that could potentially be a high maintenance guy and he's been completely the opposite."
"You know, Geoff is a great guy and did a great job of getting me to know more about BYU," said Nick Kurtz in a previous interview with Totalbluesports.com prior to enrolling at BYU. "He stays on top of everything and really does a great job in helping to get you excited about BYU. He's a great guy and he did a lot in getting me to want to go to BYU. I'm excited about going there and to get going."
Jordan Leslie will transfer from to BYU from UTEP. BYU wide receivers coach Guy Holliday has a close relationship with Leslie and helped facilitate his transfer. Leslie will be graduating from UTEP this spring in engineering and leaves as UTEP's leading wide receiver.
"Jordan Leslie is going to be huge," Martzen said. "He was the leading receiver for the past two years at UTEP. He graduated with a 3.9 in engineering. He came out here and was out here for an unofficial visit this past weekend and fits in great with everybody. As far as how it went down I'm not exactly sure. I know he got released and then contacted us and we got him on board. Love to have him. I'm fired up for Jordan Leslie too."
While the staff beat out of highly touted football programs for the services of many of these recruits, it wasn't all smooth sailing for Martzen and the Cougar coaching staff. USC made a desperate push to persuade Fred Warner away and even Teancum Fuga thought about changed from BYU blue to Utah red late in the game. Needless to say many kids gave Martzen a few sleepless nights throughout the process.
"Oh, it's ridiculous," Martzen said with a smile on his face. "Yeah, it's ridiculous. I think we had four or five spots open and then we had a couple guys drop late, but, yeah, it's outrageous even for guys like Fred Warner who had been committed for a year almost. I mean he was even scary down at the end but we pulled him in. But yeah, sleepless nights… a few of them."
However, seeing the fruits of his tireless labors is more than rewarding for the program. It's a result that gratifies in a deeper and lasting manner that doesn't end once the recruits sign their letters of intent.
"Oh it's awesome!" said Martzen. "I mean a guy like Nick Kurtz, who I developed a strong relationship with, I personally invested in him. Like I would have been devastated if he went anywhere else. Now that he's on campus we go and grab lunch and hang out and it's been great to have that kind of relationship with because when I got here I didn't know anybody. To have these guys come in will kind of be like more of a group of people to be around and associate with in the program."
There were quite a few in the 2014 class that Martzen and the Cougar coaches were onto early. Players such as Trey Dye, Matt Bushman, Tyler Cook, Sione Takitaki, Zac Dawe, Isaiah Nacua, and Isaiah Kaufusi to name a few. Martzen understands that while identifying fits early and extending the offers doesn't always end in the desired results it does have its benefits.
"I think on being early it won't necessarily land the kid, but it will keep you in it with them," said Martzen. "A lot of kids, you know, the first team that offers them it holds a special place in their heart. Even if they don't end up going there you're going to be in it till the end, so these high profile guys it's important to be early because that's how you're going to stay on their list. You're going to stay in their mind the longest. It's all about staying in their top as long as you can."
During the press conference Coach Mendenhall announced that BYU head beaten out Stanford in a head-to-head battle over Dominguez High School recruit Uriah Leiataua. Martzen recognized that as BYU goes after more national guys under his direction the later announcements might become more and more the case.
"That whole mindset of being on guys late, and having these late decision, is just the type of kids we're going after," said Martzen. "It's different than in the past. You know, when you're going after those national guys their going to decide later. They're going to have more options and it's going to be a tougher decision for them than a kid who was born and raised a BYU fan and wanted to come here his whole life. When you've got the Nick Kurtz and the Fred Warner's, you're going to have to wait out and find out if they're really going to come. That makes it hard to manage spots but we squeezed it in this year."
In the end Martzen has been able to draw upon his past recruiting experiences at Boise State and Alabama to help bring in what Coach Mendenhall said "might" be one of the better classes he's had in his BYU tenure.
"I think it was just what you said just past experiences, being at different places and seeing how they do it," Martzen said. "Then coming in here and seeing what BYU already did well and then applying what I've done to already what they do so well here. I think it's kind of helped us get a step up on where we've been in the past."
The most challenging part about the job is simply identifying those top notch caliber prospects in a recruiting pool that fits a unique standard both academically and in character.
"If I had to pick one thing it would have to be just the identification process," said Martzen. "Finding the kids that are going to come here and, you know, kind of getting out of our comfort zone and taking a few chances on a Nick Kurtz kind of kid."
The list of players Geoff Martzen and the BYU coaches staff hauled in for the 2014 BYU recruiting class are as follows.
WR Nick Kurtz: 6-6, 205-pound junior from Grossmont College
WR Devon Blackmon: 6-1, 185-pound junior from Riverside City College
WR Jordan Leslie: 6-3, 210-pound senior from UTEP
WR Trey Dye: 5-9, 175-pound freshman from Abilene Cooper High School
TE Matt Bushman: 6-5, 215-pound freshman from Sabino High School
OL Austin Chambers: 6-5, 297-pound freshman from Shawnee High School
OL Chandon Herring: 6-7, 270-pound freshman from Perry High School
OL Tejan Koroma: 6-0, 255-pound freshman from Allen High School
OLB Tyler Cook: 6-3, 220-pound freshman from Vista Murrieta High School
DT Sione Takitaki: 6-3, 240-pound freshman from Heritage High School
OLB Fred Warner: 6-3, 210-pound freshman from Mission Hills High School
S Kavika Fonua: 5-11, 185-pound freshman from Syracuse High School
S Isaiah Kaufusi: 6-2, 175-pound freshman from Brighton High School
CB Michael Shelton: 5-8, 170-pound freshman from Wakefield High School
DT Zac Dawe: 6-4, 280-pound freshman from Pleasant Grove High School
DT Teancum Fuga: 6-1, 280-pound freshman from Edison High School
DT Jaterrius Gulley: 6-3, 325-pound freshman from Hoover High School
OLB Uriah Leiataua: 6-3, 245-pound freshman from Dominguez High School
DT Earl Mariner: 6-4, 300-pound freshman from Washburn High School
DT Isaiah Nacua: 6-3, 250-pound freshman from Timpview High School
Congratulations to Geoff Martzen and the BYU coaching staff for signing another fantastic class of highly talented BYU recruits.


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Motorola had a busy Tuesday as the company unveiled its dirt cheap Moto E in the sub-Rs. 10,000 category in India, while at the
simultaneous event in London, it also revealed the LTE-capable version of the Moto G.
Now, Motorola's official Mexican
confirms that the Moto G Ferrari Edition is also
official. However, as of now, the Moto G Ferrari Edition appears to be
exclusive to the Mexican market as the company is yet to reveal plans to
release the device outside the country.
Motorola announced that the
Moto G Ferrari Edition will be available at MXN 4,999 (Rs. 23,000
approximately) without contract and will be hitting market shelves in
Mexico starting June.
The Moto G Ferrari Edition, first reported
by a Mexican publication, sports a Kevlar back panel with the iconic Ferrari logo. In
addition, the company has revealed that the Moto G Ferrari Edition comes
with exclusive Ferrari content and special accessories; although
Motorola has not detailed the contents.
The Moto G Ferrari Edition
is based on the Moto G 4G and comes with 16GB
of inbuilt storage, which is non-expandable. Notably, other
specifications of the Moto G Ferrari Edition are identical to the
original Moto G.
(Also see: Moto E vs. Moto G)
on Tuesday launched its dual-SIM budget smartphone Moto E in India carrying a price tag of Rs. 6,999. The
phone is available exclusively via online retailer Flipkart, similar to the Moto G and Moto X.
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Moto E: Hands on With the New 'Moto' in Town)
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Coldplay, Bon Jovi bring new concert movies to theaters
Rock-concert movies continue to roll into local movie theaters.
The latest is "Coldplay Live 2012," a concert movie drawn from the band's "Mylo Xyloto" tour, showing at 7 p.m. Tuesday at IPic Theater, 5800 N. Bayshore Drive, Glendale. »Read Full Article
Sally Struthers brings experience, humor to 'Hello, Dolly!'
If the cheerful and idealistic Gloria Stivic had stayed with us during the decades since "All in the Family," what would the intervening years have made of her?
Having won two Emmys playing Meathead's wife, Sally Struthers is back with the answer: The increasingly confident Gloria would have become matchmaker Dolly Levi, rendered sharper and more pragmatic by life's knocks but still every bit as warm and loving, and even more of a stitch. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Symphony makes most of cathedral setting in concert
The phrase "working the room" clearly means different things to people.
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra and associate music director Francesco Lecce-Chong moved their proverbial tent to the Cathedral of St. John on Friday evening and worked the room beautifully with a program of Pärt, Bach and Bruckner that was perfectly tailored to the acoustics and ambience of the space. »Read Full Article
Skaggs, Hornsby pair piano with frenetic fiddlin' around
From the carefully placed microphones to the stringed instruments in the hands of Ricky Skaggs and the six members of Kentucky Thunder, the stage of the Northern Lights Theater at Potawatomi Bingo Casino was clearly set Friday for an evening of bluegrass music.
Had that been the bill, it would have been a fine show of prodigious talent playing the music Skaggs has been mastering since his youth. But there in the middle of the stage was an unusual addition to bluegrass tradition: a grand piano and its own experimental master, Bruce Hornsby. »Read Full Article


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A collection of hand knits for both men and women inspired by the pioneer look of the Midwest and hand crafted lifestyle. The collection features rustic cables, intarsia star jackets and also simple to knit minimal designs in a palette of dark neutrals with rose and lime highlights.
A collection of knits for men and women which epitomizes the trend for chunky textured and graphic style knits. Using the wonderful yarns cocoon, lima and lima colour, this stunning collection ranges from plain, draped and easy to wear designs to cables and textured sweaters and wraps.
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Peppers, Kiedis celebrate with energetic show
Anthony Kiedis is living proof that 50 is the new 20.
The Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman turned a half-century-old in Milwaukee Thursday, celebrating the occasion with his band and a primarily full BMO Harris Bradley Center. Initially wearing a formal black jacket with tails, it wasn't long before he was shirtless. And very rarely, if at all Thursday, was he still - whether he was spinning around like a karate master caught in a cyclone or busting out his own interpretation of PSY's "Gangnam Style" galloping horse shuffle - and those moves were during just one song, "Around The World." (Fans brought their own special moves as well, at least in section 407 where I sat; at one point, I found myself completely smashed between two full-body dancers with no concept of personal space.) »Read Full Article(6)
Country star Mindy McCready dies in apparent suicide after chart-topping career, stormy life
Heber Springs, Ark. - Mindy McCready, who hit the top of the country charts before personal problems sidetracked her career, died Sunday in Arkansas in an apparent suicide. She was 37.
The Cleburne County Sheriff's Office said in a news release that McCready was found dead at a residence in Heber Springs from what appears to be a single, self-inflicted gunshot to the head. An autopsy is pending. »Read Full Article(2)
Potawatomi attempts to break Guinness World Record
If there's a rock 'n' roll heaven, then Don Cornelius is smiling down from above.
At 1 p.m. Thursday, Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the world's longest Soul Train dance line. »Read Full Article
Elvis Tribute Night rocks Mitchell Park Domes
Burnin' love. A sparkling night. The King on stage. Who can resist a combo like that?
It's tough, and that's what makes Elvis Tribute Night at the Mitchell Park Domes, 524 S. Layton Blvd., so popular. »Read Full Article(1)
Early Music Now blends old sounds, new composition in engaging program
Premieres of most of the music appearing on early-music concerts happened at least 250 years ago.
Except for Early Music Now's presentation of the Montreal-based group Masques at St. Paul's Episcopal Church on Saturday. »Read Full Article
Quasimondo's 'Robot Cabaret' still needs some debugging
Imagine a future in which robots rule, having reduced humans to second-class citizens with whom they rarely interact. Or, if you'd like, think about how fully our own lives are now enmeshed in technology - often reducing us to machine-obsessed zombies.
That world is in full bloom in "Robot Cabaret," which the Quasimondo Milwaukee Physical Theatre opened - wryly enough - on Valentine's Day. »Read Full Article
Circus, auto show, RV show this week
Come one, come all
For four days only, take part in a form of entertainment beloved by children of all ages, going back generations. See the Tripoli Shrine Circus on Thursday through next Sunday at the U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Ave. Nine performances of athletic skills with aerialists and acrobats. Watch elephants and big cats perform in one of the three rings of action all lead by Ringmistress Michelle Audrey. Tickets range from $9 to $35; there are also free tickets available for adults bringing a child along. See www.milwaukeecircus.com for information and to purchase tickets. »Read Full Article


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Les Parisiens haven't tasted defeat in 20 matches and, with 15 goals scored in just five games, they look too hot to handle for a side with just one win in five.
PSG has not tasted defeat in any competition in its last 20 matches and sits in top spot following a 4-0 demolition of Bastia last weekend.
Laurent Blanc's men backed up that success with a 5-0 rout of Anderlecht in the Champions League, thanks to four goals from Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
The Sweden international and strike partner Edinson Cavani have scored 19 goals between them so far this season, and they should be confident of adding to that tally against a side that has won just one of its last five.
However, Saint-Etienne took four points off PSG last term, winning 2-1 at the Parc des Princes before holding the capital club to a 2-2 draw at the Stade Geoffroy Guichard.
The champion will be seeking revenge for a loss in 2012-13, but will have to do it without captain Thiago Silva, who is still recovering from a thigh injury.
Defender Christophe Jallet (calf) and attacking midfielder Javier Pastore (thigh) are also on the sidelines.
However, Blanc will be able to call on the midfield pairing of Marco Verratti and Thiago Motta, who are set to return from domestic suspension.
Saint-Etienne has not beaten PSG at home in the league since 2008, when the team claimed a 1-0 victory.
Christophe Galtier's side will attempt to end that run without experienced defender Jonathan Brison, who misses out as he continues to struggle with match fitness.
But striker Mevlut Erding has been passed fit to play as les Verts look to continue their fine goalscoring form, with only PSG and Monaco surpassing their total of 15 strikes.


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Theodore Dreiser is now regarded as one of the pre-eminent American novelists of the first half of the twentieth century, an anatomist of the "American dream". When Dreiser's first novel, Sister Carrie (q.v.) appeared in 1900, the American literary establishment, based on the East Coast, was white, Anglo-Saxon, Protestant, middle-class, and orientated towards European culture. In comparison Dreiser had the wrong parents (German-speaking immigrants from Central Europe), was from the wrong place (the mid-West), the wrong class (decidedly the wrong side of the tracks), and wrote about sub-literary topics. Though he continued to fulfil the role of the outsider throughout his career, Dreiser was instrumental in establishing the …
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The second stop of the Freeride World Tour took place Friday morning in France at Chamonix Mont-Blanc.
There was a mystical atmosphere in the Flégère ski area as the clouds parted an unveiled the snow-capped peaks of one of Europe's most legendary freeride venues.
Riders in each of the four divisions, male and female, ski and snowboard, raised the bar for their respective sports and shook up the overall tour rankings.
Skier Loic Collomb-Patton tossed a backflip to help secure his third win on his home turf in the event.
While the skiers and snowboarders were going big in France, Garrett Altmann was back in Los Alamos. Altmann injured his knee at the first stop of the FWT at Vallnord-Arcalis Andorra.
While skiing down a choke, Altmann clipped a hidden rock, kicked his ski and injured his knee.
Five boys and three girls from ages 10 to 14 won local championships at the 2016 Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship to earn the right to compete at the district level.
The 10-year-old champions were Mika Stanfield in the girls' bracket and Abraham Sanchez in the boys'.
Lena Chavez won the 11-year-old girls' championship and Cody Rosson won the 11-year-old boys' division.
In the 12- year-olds' bracket, Wesley Stanfield won the boys' championship.
Lucario Chavez won the 13-year-old division.
Alicia Gonzales won the 14-year-old girls' division and her brother Antonio Gonzales won the boys' bracket.
Alicia Gonzales won the state free throw championship in 2012, 2013 and 2014. She will be participating at districts later this month with a chance to win her fourth state championship in five years.
Each contestant was allowed 15 free throw attempts in the contests.
Ties were settled by successive rounds of five free throws per contestant until a winner emerged.
Each of these winners will now compete in the district competition Feb. 21 at Los Alamos High School with an eye toward moving on to the state and international levels.
The boys competitive team from the Los Alamos School of Gymnastics traveled to Rio Rancho to compete in the Winter Challenge meet at Eagle Ridge Gymnastics recently. Over 100 boys from three states competed in the compulsory levels 4-6 section of the meet.
In the level 4 competition, Arturo Yarotski finished fifth and Dominic Valdez placed eighth in the children's division. Pasha Trudolyubov was fourth in the junior division, and Caleb Kersteins was second in the senior division. This was the first time competing for the entire Los Alamos level 4 boys team.
In the level 5 competition, Kyle Hatler finished fourth in the senior division with 57.70 points. He placed second on high bar with a 10.20, earning bonus points, and third on rings with a 9.90.
Jon Gilbert, competing for his first time ever, finished eighth in this division with 52.60 points. Gilbert took the gold on vault, placing first with a 10.00. Troy Makela finished ninth in this division with 51.90.
Daniel Fryer finished 15th in the level 6 competition.
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The Los Alamos Atomic Tumblers from Los Alamos School of Gymnastics also traveled to Albuquerque recently to compete in the 2016 Winter Fiesta at Precision Gymnastics. Over 600 New Mexico gymnasts competed in this meet.
The Los Alamos girls' basketball team will play its biggest game of the year so far when it travels to Española Valley Saturday.
The game will feature the No. 3 ranked Sundevils (18-4, 4-1 2-5A) and the No. 5 Hilltoppers (18-5, 4-1). The winner will gain sole possession of first place in the district.
Wednesday, the Sundevils avenged an earlier loss to Del Norte. They routed the Knights 74-38 to break the three-way tie for first place. Los Alamos and Española now share the top spot in the district with 4-1 records, but Española has the head-to-head advantage after winning the first game by a single point, 76-75.
The first game had everything a fan would hope to see in a rivalry game featuring two of the top teams in the state. There was tough defense, great shots from both sides, momentum changes and an outcome that wasn't decided until the final buzzer.
Tonight, the Hilltopper boys will also play at Española Valley. The Hilltoppers came aggressive in their first contest against the Sundevils, building a 20-12 first quarter lead before going into halftime trailing 34-33.
Española Valley, however, used a relentless attack to finish on top, 80-70.
The Hilltopper boys are currently 8-15, 1-4 while Española is 16-7, 3-2.
The Los Alamos boys' and girls' tennis teams will be the first spring teams to taste competition this year. The two squads will travel to Texas this weekend to begin their seasons at the El Paso Austin tournament.
With snow on the ground in many places in Los Alamos, however, the teams have been working out in the gym, lifting weights and doing plyometrics as well as getting out on the court.
"A lot of their work in the off season is showing in these early practices," boys' coach Lloyd Wilton said. "They look like they're sharpening up quicker. I'm really happy about it."
Both teams are still waiting on a few athletes who are playing winter sports or doing extra-curricular activities, but they have most of their players out.
Both squads also seemed poised to make a deep run at the state championships this year.
Last year, the boys and girls both reached the Class 5A state semifinals before being eliminated.
The vast majority of those players are returning to the court this year — both teams only lost two seniors.
Both teams' No. 1 players, George Margevicius and Sidra Hiseh-Ratliff are also back to lead the squads again.
The Los Alamos girls' basketball team doubled up Capital Friday, beating the Jaguars 76-38.
Los Alamos led 17-10 after the first quarter and took a 41-24 lead into halftime. The Hilltoppers kept the pressure on in the third, winning the quarter 23-10, and then cruised to victory.
Ashlynn Trujillo and Kayla Salazar, who lead the district in scoring according to MaxPreps, led Los Alamos' offense in the game. Trujillo finished with a double double, scoring 23 points and grabbing 10 rebounds in the game while Salazar added 16 points.
Eight other 'Toppers scored as well, including Ashley Logan with nine points and Makaela Jones with six.
Salazar currently leads the district with 17.0 points per game. Trujillo is second with 16.7 PPG, but she leads the district in steals (4.1), rebounds (8.1) and assists (4.0).
Los Alamos is now 18-5 overall and 4-1 in District 2-5A. Capital slipped to 4-19, 0-5.
The Hilltoppers' next game will be Saturday at Española Valley. Española (18-4, 3-1) was scheduled to play Del Norte (11-10, 3-1) Tuesday in a battle between the other two teams tied for first in the district.
The Los Alamos boys' basketball team welcomed the No. 3 ranked Capital Jaguars to town Saturday. Los Alamos made it a game early, but the Jaguars dominated the second half to win the game, 65-34, and hold on to first place in District 2-5A.
The first half featured big runs by both teams. Capital had a slim, 9-7 lead in the first quarter. The Jaguars then sunk a pair of 3-pointers and added some transition buckets to go on a 12-0 run and eventually take a 21-9 lead into the second quarter.
Capital made the first two field goals of the second quarter, but then Los Alamos roared back and scored 14 of the game's next 16 points.
Antonio Trujillo started the rally by draining a three. Cade Gasway added a bucket and then Jack Stewart made a turnaround jumper, a three and another field goal. Trujillo also added a pair of free throws and Los Alamos was able to claw its way back into the game.
After trailing by 16, Los Alamos headed into halftime only down 29-23.
The second half, however, belonged to the Jaguars. Capital picked up the pressure on defense and forced Los Alamos to make lot of hurried passes into traffic. The Jaguars then turned many of those turnovers into quick, transition baskets.
Los Alamos and Taos squared off for the second time this season Friday with the North Star trophy on the line.
Taos beat Los Alamos in their first meeting to take the trophy away from the Hilltoppers. Taos then scored a second win in the series, 3-2, Friday to keep the trophy.
A fast start helped the Ice Tigers win the game. Early in the first period, Los Alamos couldn't clear the puck out of its territory. The puck was bouncing around in front of its goal and Taos smacked it in the net. Taos added a second goal at the end of the period to go up 2-0.
Los Alamos picked up the pace in the second period, out shooting Taos 12-3 to cut the lead in half.
Los Alamos had a two-on-one opportunity early in the second. Griff Matuszak charged down the ice with the puck and then passed to a teammate for a one-timer, but the shot was saved.
Carson Schramm then took a pass in front of the net and fired a shot. The shot was saved right before Schramm and a Taos defender crashed through the goal.
The 'Toppers kept applying pressure and eventually Cory Schramm was able to score. Schramm knocked a loose puck in the goal.
SANTA FE — The Los Alamos boys' and girls' swimming and diving teams dominated the District 1 championships Friday and Saturday at the Genoveva Chavez Community Center.
The Hilltoppers won 14 of the 24 contested events and had an athlete finish in the top-three in every other event.
The Hilltopper girls scored 630 points to easily win the team race. Santa Fe High School finished second with 252 while Piedra Vista took third with 238.5.
The Hilltopper boys won their team title with 514.5, followed by Santa Fe Prep (297) and Farmington (231).
While it was the Hilltopper girls' strength in numbers that helped them score so many points (in some events they had four of the top five finishers), Sarah Lott had a standout day, breaking district records in two individual events and swimming on two relays that also set new records.
The individual district records Lott broke were her own.
In the 100-yard freestyle, Lott won the race in 52.98 seconds, breaking her record of 53.72 that she set in 2014. Kaitlin Bennett (second, 66.72) Sydney Schoonover (fourth), and Niamh Short (fifth) helped Los Alamos pile up the points by claiming four of the top five spots.
The Los Alamos hockey team won three of the four games it played in El Paso, Texas, last weekend.
The Hilltoppers split two games with the defending composite champs, Franklin. Los Alamos then took two games from Coronado.
With the wins, the Hilltoppers moved up into fourth place in the New Mexico Interscholastic Ice Hockey League with an 8-6-3 overall record.
Against Franklin, which is currently sitting in second with an 11-7 record, Los Alamos won the first game, 5-3, despite being out shot 36-20 in the contest.
Franklin, which has the top two scores in the league, jumped out to a 2-0 lead. Cory Schramm and Ben Roback, however, scored to tie the contest.
In the second period, Brett Ireland scored to put Los Alamos on top, but Franklin was able to tie it back up.
Later in the second, Jacob Rutten scored what proved to be the game-winning goal for Los Alamos. Brett Ireland then added an insurance goal in the third.
Isaac Dunwoody made 33 saves for a .917 save percentage in the win.
The two teams squared off again Saturday morning, but this time Franklin rallied to score a 10-7 win.
Griffin Matuszak, Jacob Dunwoody and Chris Bond scored to put Los Alamos up 3-0 in the second period. Franklin responded with three goals, but a Roback goal put Los Alamos back in front heading into the third period.
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1. Maybe it was the name of your one "true" love.
Isaac Fitzgerald
2. Or maybe you said yes when your drunk buddy asked if he could give you a scratcher.
3. No matter how it happened, though, you've got one and you know it. A bad tattoo.
Ok, this one's actually kind of awesome, but you get the idea.
4. At first, you were probably into it.
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5. But slowly it started to dawn on you…
6. …that you might've made a terrible mistake.
7. Maybe you just aren't that into the things you used to be into.
8. Or maybe the tattoo didn't have that much meaning in the first place.
9. Either way, you're starting to have some regerts.
10. I mean, it ain't always best to wear our desires on our sleeves.
Or necks, as the case may be.
11. But does having a bad tattoo make you an asshole?
12. No, only being an asshole can make you an asshole.
13. So you got some bad ink. So what?
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14. Not giving a fuck is part of what tattoos are all about.
15. So, whether you leave your tattoo untouched, because you understand that making mistakes is part of life…
Be chill, like this dolphin smoking a bong on its favorite La-Z-Boy.
…or you decided to get a bitchin' cover-up…
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Remember: You and your bad tattoo are beautiful.
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A United Parcel Service driver unloads packages from a truck and arranges them for delivery in New YorkCity. UPS will hire 55,000 U.S. seasonal workers to help with an expected increase in volume over the 2013 holiday shopping season.
ATLANTA United Parcel Service expects this holiday season to be busier than last, thanks to the growing popularity of online shopping. And more intense, thanks to the calendar.
The worlds biggest package delivery company said it foresees peak season daily volume rising 8 percent this year.
UPS, based in Atlanta, predicts that it will pick up more than 34 million packages on the busiest day, Monday, Dec. 16. UPS predicts deliveries will peak at 29 million the next day.
The company plans to hire 55,000 U.S. seasonal employees to work as drivers, helpers, package sorters, loaders and unloaders. Thats the same number as last year, but this years group may feel a lot busier.
Besides the increased volume, there are just 26 shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas, six fewer than last year, making it the most compressed holiday shopping season since 2002.
UPS expects that Cyber Monday on Dec. 2 will see a 10 percent increase in pickup volume, surpassing 32 million packages.
UPS smaller rival, FedEx, said it expects Dec. 2 to be its busiest day of the holiday season. FedEx expects to carry more than 22 million shipments that day. FedEx expects to hire slightly more than the 20,000 seasonal workers that it added last year.
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FRANKFURT Dec 10 The DAX top-30 index looked set to open 0.1 percent lower on Tuesday, according to premarket data from brokerage Lang & Schwarz at 0715 GMT.
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Standard & Poor's does not expect the results of the European Central Bank's upcoming health check on the euro zone's largest banks to have a material impact on their credit ratings, the agency said in a report published on Tuesday.
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MILAN, Sept 30 The owner of Italian supermarket chain Esselunga, Bernardo Caprotti, has died at the age of 90, two sources close to the family said on Friday.
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Where Art, Nature and History Meet
Discover for yourself the stories of Michigan's cultural and natural history brought to life through art. Our 30-acre wooded preserve offers an art experience and hiking trail that is uniquely "northern Michigan".
The forty-plus sculptures in our permanent collection, as well as our juried entry gallery exhibit, and poetry stones placed throughout the park connect visitors to our shared cultural and natural history.
Check out these great upcoming events at the Art Park, including the Golf Classic, Summer Sounds concert series, Legacy Gala and more!
Hundreds of area students visit the art park on school field trips every day. Our Looking to Learn resources help teachers integrate the park trip with classroom learning in math, science, and history.
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Scuffle! CONTROVERSY!By Will Leitch
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The Jets' all-time leading rusher hits Canton on Sunday.By Will Leitch
Fake controversy time!By Will Leitch
It's NFL Yearbook time, kids.By Will Leitch
He was charged, but wasn't badly hurt and wasn't drunk or anything.By Seth Rosenthal
Whoa, don't let yourself go, dude.By Will Leitch
Devils or Rangers or Islanders or Flyers or Hurricanes.By Joe DeLessio
And he's doing it again today.By Will Leitch
It's the first public workout for Tebow as a Jet.By Will Leitch
Reviewing the first round for the Jets and Giants.By Seth Rosenthal
Round 1 of the NFL Draft is tonight.By Bryan Hood
You can now plan four months' worth of Sundays.By Will Leitch
The Jets are drawing up a ton of plays per game for Tebow.By Will Leitch
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They haven't been asked yet, though.By Joe DeLessio
'Twas a rather large press conference.By Seth Rosenthal
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Drew Stanton isn't too thrilled with this Tebow stuff.By Seth Rosenthal
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OBESITY, particularly childhood obesity, has become a combustible issue in our society.
Fast-food chain Jack in the Box pulled toys from its kids' meals last week, according to news reports, winning praise from the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
CSPI is suing burger-chain behemoth McDonald's to stop it from using toys to attract kids to its unhealthy Happy Meals.
Over the weekend, I found out just how combustible the issue is when I got into a heated debate with a friend about the causes of childhood obesity.


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Gamblers bet $19.1M on slots at Erie casino
Gamblers wagered $19.1 million on slot machines at Presque Isle Downs & Casino during the week of Jan. 20-26.
The amount returned to gamblers was $17 million, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported.
The gross revenue -- the amount of gamblers' losses -- was $1.5 million, after subtracting $509,660 in promotional free plays.
Of the gross revenue, $813,055 went to the state and $716,026 to the casino.
During a comparable week in 2013, from Jan. 21-27, gamblers wagered $25.1 million. The amount returned to them was $22.5 million.
The record for slots wagers in one week was $57 million, set during the week of July 5-11, 2010.


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CBJ Assembly Meeting – May 23, 2011
Recent headlines
Southeast Conference workshops the future of the ferry systemThe Walker administration has tasked the Southeast Conference to come up with reform recommendations for the Alaska Marine Highway System.
Dozens Of U.S., Canadian Tribes Unite Against Proposed Oil PipelinesAt least 50 First Nations and tribes signed a treaty Thursday opposing tar sands expansion plans that they view as "a collective threat to our Nations."
Parole violation sends 'the banished man' back to jailThis arrest comes just a week after Adams was sentenced to time served, and what amounted to 10 years of probation for criminally negligent homicide connected to a 2013 fire that killed three people in the village of Nunam Iqua.
APD: Signs of mental decline preceded suspect's violent standoff"It is not how we wanted this response to go. It's absolutely heartbreaking when these events result in a loss of life," said Anchorage Police Chief Chris Tolley.


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NCIS: Los Angeles Quotes
Hetty: Well, intelligence only takes us so far.
Nell: Why is that?
Hetty: We're human.
Sam: Take care of yourself.
Kamal: Don't do anything stupid, got it.
Two teams, two theories. That's what I call a perfect solution in an imperfect world.Granger
I'm sorry I insinuated that, I meant to be very clear.Callen
Hetty: She just hung up on me!
Beal: Rough call, wanna talk about it?
Hetty: No I don't Mr. Beal.
Sam: G, I love you like a brother, but we basically have nothing in common.
Callen: Sure we do!
Told ya I was screwed.Agent Richards
You know, if you mind this less of a teaching moment, you could get back to your work faster.Beal
Sam: Burpies??
Granger: Burpies.
Deeks: Maybe we should take a night off every now and then.
Kensi: Im so glad you said that.
The spy game has more in common with selling used cars than we'd like to admit.Hetty
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- BA in Biology, Aristotelian University of Thessaloniki, Greece;
- PhD in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, University of Crete, Greece
Dr. Kyrpides joined the DOE Joint Genome Institute in 2004 to lead the Genome Biology Program and the development of the comparative analysis platforms for microbial genomes and metagenomes (IMG). He became the Metagenomics Program head in 2010 and leads the combined Microbial Genomes and Metagenomes Program since 2011. Prior to joining the DOE Joint Genome Institute, Dr. Kyrpides led the development of the genome analysis and Bioinformatics core at Integrated Genomics Inc. in Chicago, IL. He did his postdoctoral studies with Carl Woese at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and with Ross Overbeek at the Argonne National Laboratory.
Awards and Service
Awards: The van Niel International Prize for Studies in Bacterial Systematics (2011-2014); American Academy of Microbiology Fellow (2014); Thomson Reuters Highly Cited Researchers (2014, 2015); Academic Excellent Prize Award, Empeirikeion Foundation (2012); Outstanding Performance Award, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (2007)
Administrative Boards: Genomics Standards Consortium. Scientific Advisory Boards: EarthCube Oceanography & Geobiology Environmental Omics (ECOGEO) RCN, USA; Biocreative programme, USA; AgreenSkills programme, France; Meta-omics of microbial ecosystems, INRA, France; A Knowledge-Based Bioinformatics Framework for Microbial Pathway Genomics (MICROME), EU; Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Special Interest Group in Bioinformatics, USA; Metagenomics of the Human Intestinal Tract (MetaHIT), EU; Community Cyber-infrastructure for Advanced Marine Microbial Ecology Research and Analysis (CAMERA), USA. Editorial Board: Environmental Microbiology; BMC Microbiome; Life; Journal of Bacteriology; BMC Standards in Genomic Sciences (SIGS)
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- Eloe-Fadrosh EA, et al. (2016) Global metagenomic survey reveals a new bacterial candidate phylum in geothermal springs. Nat Commun. 7:10476
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- Hadjithomas M, et al. (2015) IMG-ABC: A Knowledge Base To Fuel Discovery of Biosynthetic Gene Clusters and Novel Secondary Metabolites. MBio. 6(4):e00932
- Tennessen K, et al. (2015) ProDeGe: a computational protocol for fully automated decontamination of genomes. ISME J. 2015 Jun 9.
- Kyrpides NC et al. (2014) Genomic Encyclopedia of Bacteria and Archaea: Sequencing a Myriad of Type Strains. PLoS Biology 12(8):e1001920
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[Hook x2]
[Verse 3: Gudda Gudda]
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—Mike Fisher had a goal and two assists, and Nashville handed Toronto its franchise record-tying 10th straight loss.
Seth Jones, Shea Weber and Colin Wilson also scored for the Predators, winners of two straight.
Daniel Winnik, Nazem Kadri and Mike Santorelli scored for the Maple Leafs, who are 0-9-1 in their past 10 games.
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WASHINGTON (AP)—Troy Brouwer scored two goals, Braden Holtby stopped 27 shots and Washington beat Los Angeles for its second win in eight games.
Playing in his 500th career game, Brouwer staked the Capitals to a 2-0 lead with a goal in each of the first two periods. It was his first multigoal game of the season and only the third with multiple points.
Nicklas Backstrom made it 3-0 at 5:50 of the third following a Los Angeles turnover, and 59 seconds later Eric Fehr converted another Kings miscue into a 4-0 advantage.
Holtby, meanwhile, was rarely tested in his sixth shutout of the season and career-high 24th victory.
The Kings dropped to 1-6-2 on the road since Dec. 11. The defending Stanley Cup champions are 21-17-12 overall after opening the season 6-1-1.
ST. LOUIS (AP)—Vladimir Tarasenko tied the game late in the third period and then Jaden Schwartz scored in overtime to give streaking St. Louis a victory over Tampa Bay.
The Blues (33-13-4) matched a franchise record with points in 12 consecutive games. They have won six straight and are 11-0-1 in their last 12.
St. Louis, which got 30 saves from Brian Elliott, improved to 20-4-2 at home this season.
Eastern Conference-leading Tampa Bay (32-15-5) has struggled on the road this season, going 11-12-3 with four straight defeats.
Lightning rookie Cedric Paquette opened the scoring with his sixth goal in four games and 11th of the season.
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP)—Devan Dubnyk stopped 24 shots in his third shutout since joining Minnesota in mid-January, leading the Wild past Chicago for their fourth straight win.
Mikko Koivu, Jason Zucker and Mikael Granlund scored for the Wild. Since being acquired in a trade with Arizona, Dubnyk is 6-1 with a 1.57 goals-against average. He has four shutouts overall this season.
The Blackhawks, fourth in the Western Conference, spent the previous two days in Las Vegas and were outshot 43-24. They've been shut out in their last two and haven't won consecutive games in more than a month.
NEWARK, N.J. (AP)—Mike Cammalleri scored the go-ahead goal early in the third period and New Jersey extended its best run of the season with a win over Ottawa.
Cory Schneider made 19 saves and Adam Henrique had the other goal for the Devils, who won for the seventh time in 11 games (7-2-2).
Curtis Lazar scored for the Senators and Robin Lehner made 17 saves in his third straight start for injured Craig Anderson.
Jaromir Jagr did most of the work on Cammalleri's team-high 17th goal of the season and seventh game-winner. The big right wing won the puck in the right corner, made a turn into the right circle and found Cammalleri between the circles for a shot over Lehner's shoulder.
UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP)—Jimmy Hayes' second goal of the game 2:10 into the third period lifted slumping Florida over New York.
Hayes put a rebound of Nick Bjugstad's shot past goalie Jaroslav Halak 9 seconds into a power play for his 15th goal. Bjugstad also assisted on Hayes' tying goal in the first.
Erik Gudbranson also scored, Brandon Pirri added one into an empty net and Al Montoya made 32 saves for the Panthers. They are 2-6-1 in their past nine games—including losses at New Jersey and the New York Rangers in their previous two.
Anders Lee scored both goals for the Metropolitan Division-leading Islanders, who have dropped three straight. Halak made 26 saves.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)—Oliver Ekman-Larsson and Shane Doan scored power-play goals in the second period, and Mike Smith made 30 saves to lead Arizona over Columbus.
Lucas Lessio also had a goal, and Keith Yandle and Antoine Vermette each had two assists for the Coyotes, who completed a 3-3-2 road trip. Tobias Rieder added an empty-netter.
James Wisniewski scored for Columbus, which has lost three in a row. Anton Forsberg, starting his second NHL game in goal, made 25 saves.
DALLAS (AP)—Maxime Talbot scored the winner for Colorado in the 11th round of a shootout after Tyson Barrie tied the game in the final minute of regulation against Dallas.
The Avalanche were down 2-0 in the third period in a matchup of teams that started the night tied with 53 points apiece in the Central Division and trying to climb into the playoff picture after slow starts.
Colorado matched a season low with 16 shots in regulation, but the last one was Barrie's one-timer from just inside the blue line with 19 seconds remaining. Ryan O'Reilly got the Avalanche within a goal 6:12 into the third.
Patrick Eaves scored on Dallas' suddenly potent power play, and Erik Cole added a goal late in the second period.
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP)—Ryan Getzlaf scored 45 seconds into overtime, Corey Perry scored two goals and Anaheim rallied from a two-goal deficit in the third period to beat Carolina.
Perry tied it with 4:08 left in regulation for the Ducks, who stayed even with Nashville atop the overall NHL standings with a thrilling late rally.
Devante Smith-Pelly redirected Jakob Silfverberg's shot midway through the third period before Perry scored from a scrum in front of Anton Khudobin's net. Getzlaf then ended it with his 16th goal of the season.
Brad Malone scored on a third-period penalty shot and Jordan Staal added a late goal for the Hurricanes, who have lost three straight.
Alexander Semin and Jay McClement scored in a 2:17 span of the second period for the Hurricanes, who led 4-2 with 11 minutes left in regulation. Carolina then had a one-goal lead and a lengthy 5-on-3 advantage, but couldn't capitalize.
Ryan Kesler scored on the power play and Frederik Andersen stopped 28 shots for the Ducks.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP)—Luca Sbisa scored 36 seconds into overtime to lift Vancouver over Winnipeg.
Alexandre Burrows and Ronalds Kenins scored in regulation for the Canucks. Eddie Lack stopped 26 shots.
Bryan Little and Blake Wheeler had goals for the Jets, who got 30 saves from Ondrej Pavelec.
Sbisa took a feed from Radim Vrbata on a 2-on-1 rush and beat Pavelec for his third of the season.
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nagarjuna sarpuru
2014-02-13, 04:49
Could you please guide me how to take logs from my remote
system,requirements as follows:
I have Single node cluster Hadoop 1.2.1 ,Flume 1.4.1 running on ubuntu
system,Now my requirement is to take the logs of a particular application
running on My remote machine (Windows).
For this I have written .conf file as follows
# Name the components on this agent
a2.sources = r1
a2.sinks = k1
a2.channels = c1
# Describe/configure the source
a2.sources.r1.type = avro
a2.sources.r1.bind =localhost* //// remote machine ip address(is it
correct ?)*
a2.sources.r1.port =4444 *////port number*
# Describe the sink
a2.sinks.k1.type = hdfs
a2.sinks.k1.hdfs.path= hdfs://localhost:54310/exec
# Use a channel which buffers events in memory
a2.channels.c1.type = memory
a2.channels.c1.capacity = 1000
a2.channels.c1.transactionCapacity = 100
# Bind the source and sink to the channel
a2.sources.r1.channels = c1
a2.sinks.k1.channel = c1
Apart from that , what are the things needs to be taken care here, like
where to declare client agent ,flume agent .
Do I need to write any Java program additionally (as I am not good at Java
*I would be so thankful If Get the help*
nagarjuna sarpuru 2014-02-13, 04:49
Re: How to generate logs from remote windows system
2014-02-13, 05:31
The avro source bind property (a2.sources.r1.bind) is for your local
machine (not the remote machine). Typically you'll set this to localhost
but if you have multiple network interfaces you might need to specify the
specific interface or use "0.0.0.0" to listen on all interfaces. The
remote machine would need to push/send its data to the machine running the
flume agent that is listening on whatever port you specify. Your Ubuntu
box will be in a receiving mode, it does not connect to a remote box to
pull data.
Windows Application ==(sends data to)==> Ubuntu Listening on Port 4444
You'll need another flume agent running on the Windows Application server
that uses an AvroSink to send log events to the listening AvroSource on
your Ubuntu box. I haven't tried installing windows on Flume but it looks
like it is possible although probably not typical. Maybe someone else on
the mailing list can comment on any experience they've had using Flume on
If you don't use a Flume agent on the Windows box then you could look at
syslog or something like nxlog to get your log data to the Flume agent
running on Ubuntu. In this case you will probably want to use a
SyslogSource or the NetcatSource.
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ed 2014-02-13, 05:31
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Today, I told my boyfriend I had an appointment for laser hair removal. He responded by making "pew pew" noises and pretending to shoot my underarms. He's 28. FML
by pixiebubz / 10/05/2011 at 11:59pm / Australia / Health
Today, in an incredibly busy shopping center bathroom with my 5 year-old niece, I was squatting over the toilet seat to avoid germs. My niece then says at the top of her voice, "Auntie, why are you sitting like a kangaroo?" I'd say the whole room pissed their pants laughing. FML
by Pissed / 10/05/2011 at 11:29am / Australia / Kids
Today, I finished a website that I have been working on for ages for a friend. He tried to repay me by offering to teach me to play table tennis. FML
by Matt / 10/05/2011 at 6:49am / Australia (New South Wales) / Work
Today, I learned no matter how much your friends pressure you, you must never snort lines of curry powder. FML
by Anonymous / 10/01/2011 at 2:48am / Australia (New South Wales) / Health
Today, my younger brother brought home his new bagpipes. My older brother plays the drums. I'm currently preparing to sit the most important exams of my schooling life. FML
by Anonymous / 09/30/2011 at 8:52am / Australia (Queensland) / Miscellaneous
Today, I was getting ready to perform a speech in anthropology on the globalization of public transportation and how it brings cultures together. On the bus ride there, the girls behind me were discussing ways to hide their track marks after injecting. FML
by nearlythere / 09/30/2011 at 12:50am / Australia / Transportation
Today, the job search agency that I use asked me to stop sending in my resume, as no one had hired me in three years, and that the situation was unlikely to change. FML
by crushed / 09/29/2011 at 10:32am / Australia (Victoria) / Work
Today, my boyfriend told me that having sex with me was as good as eating crispy bacon. I don't know if I should feel complimented. FML
by confused / 09/28/2011 at 12:55am / Australia (Queensland) / Intimacy
Today, my fiancé told me his ex-wife was 5 weeks pregnant. I was happy for her, and glad she had finally moved on. Until I found out who the father was. They're moving back in together, for the baby's sake. FML
by xOdaatx / 09/26/2011 at 9:01am / Australia / Love
Today, in a desperate attempt to get my business "out there", I dropped a few of my cards on a station floor. I got a call, even a quote. A $500 fine from the transit for public littering. FML
by Sam / 09/26/2011 at 7:46am / Australia (New South Wales) / Money
Today, I cleared out the messages in my voicemail. Of the 50+ messages, most were from my mother wanting to know when I'd be home. I'm 27. FML
by Nudge23 / 09/26/2011 at 3:26am / Australia / Miscellaneous
Today, after months of grueling training and countless early mornings, I finally began the race I had been preparing for over the past year, only to slip and break my leg in the first 450 meters. FML
by jc2011 / 09/25/2011 at 3:23am / Australia (New South Wales) / Health
Today, while resting in bed, I felt a slight tickle on my neck. Thinking it was a cockroach, I panicked and flung it across the bedroom. Turns out it was my brand new necklace, which is now broken into dozens of pieces. FML
by deee21 / 09/24/2011 at 4:23am / Australia (New South Wales) / Miscellaneous


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HARRISBURG - It's a typical June in the Capitol: As the summer break nears and a multibillion-dollar budget is being parsed and penciled behind closed doors, the House and Senate are hurrying lesser bills through the voting process like short-order cooks flipping pancakes.
Some of those pancakes deserve a second look.
One fast-tracked proposal would bring back the controversial practice of payday lending to stores in neighborhoods, strip malls, even hospitals.
The measure passed the House on a 102-90 vote Wednesday, after a veritable army of lobbyists for the short-term loan industry worked Capitol offices.
Among the firms represented: Cash America, one of the nation's largest payday lenders, which in this legislative session has reported spending $125,000 on lobbying in Harrisburg.