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Lloyd Marcus Schaefer did not look the part of a bank robber when he showed up in Mobile's federal court last week, and his age and background didn't fit the profile, either.
Yet there he was, pleading guilty to three bank heists. With consecutive mandatory-minimum prison terms for a pair of accompanying gun charges, the 47-year-old Elberta man faces at least 32 years behind bars on top of his punishment for the robberies.
His only hope is offering investigators enough information about his accomplices and other criminal activity to persuade prosecutors to recommend a reduced sentence for "substantial assistance."
"If they do not file that motion, I have no discretion but to give you at least 32 years in prison," U.S. District Judge Kristi DuBose warned before she accepted the guilty plea.
Schaefer, whose only significant prior crime appears to be a 1996 conviction for striking a police officer, did not offer any hint of a motive.
His attorney, James Scroggins, said outside court that he does not know why his client helped rob the United Bank in Magnolia Springs on Aug. 22, 2008, the Colonial Bank in Lillian on Dec. 5, 2008 or the BancorpSouth branch in Lowndes County west of Selma on Nov. 21, 2008.
In the Colonial Bank heist, a pair of masked men brandished assault rifles and took $5,303.
"Mr. Schaefer was one of those masked men," Assistant U.S. Attorney John Cherry said.
In the August robbery, Schaefer showed tellers a .45-caliber handgun and walked out with $8,950.
In the third robbery, Schaefer drove the getaway car after two gunman made off with $18,463, Cherry said.
Sisters sentenced for bank fraud
A pair of sisters from Mobile with a long record of writing bad checks and other offenses will spend time in prison for conspiracy to commit bank fraud, a federal judge decided last week.
Defense attorney James Byrd asked U.S. District Judge William Steele to allow Stacy Levette Parker to serve her sentence at the same time she serves time on a tax fraud conviction.
Not only did Steele deny that request, he handed down a prison term longer than the range recommended under advisory guidelines. Parker, 38, will not begin serving her five-year sentence until after she finishes a prison term of three years and 10 months on the tax charge.
Steele expressed disgust at a criminal record dating to when Parker was 19. That record includes numerous convictions for writing bad checks, mail fraud and falsely claiming a check from the Federal Emergency Management Agency after Hurricane Katrina.
"Ms. Parker is a serial thief," Steele said. "She's been doing it most of her life. ... I don't have any sympathy for Ms. Parker."
Steele sentenced Parker's sister, Kimberly Parker, to two years in prison for bank fraud. He ordered that to run consecutively to a 15-year sentence in state prison for a probation violation.
The women admitted that they cashed counterfeit checks totaling $18,794 at three area financial institutions. Their mother, Jacqueline Elaine Parker, is scheduled to be sentenced next month for her role in the conspiracy.
Woman gets 2 years for fraud
Rejecting pleas for probation, a federal judge in Mobile last week sentenced a Grove Hill woman to two years in prison for bankruptcy and tax fraud.
Chief U.S. District Judge Ginny Granade also ordered Sharon Deniese Jemison to pay $81,078.54 in restitution to U.S. Bankruptcy Court, which will distribute the funds to creditors of Miracle of Prayer/World Life Christian Center off U.S. 43 in Clarke County. Jemison, who worked for the church as a bookkeeper, admitted that she lied on bankruptcy forms about a bank account that the church had.
In addition, Jemison must pay $62,845.46 to the IRS. She admitted that she filed a tax return in 2006 that omitted income she earned from her business and falsely claimed dependents and a tax credit available to the working poor.
"There is absolutely no excuse for the way you have handled the affairs of this church and the affairs of these taxpayers," Granade said.
Pharmacist charged
A defendant in a long-running steroids case faces new charges that he improperly obtained prescription medication.
Jodi Carl Silvio is scheduled to go on trial in Mobile next month on charges that he participated in a scheme to provide steroids illegally from a compounding pharmacy in Mobile.
The new allegations, to which Silvio pleaded not guilty Wednesday, involve a pharmacy he owns in Bay Minette. According to the indictment, he transferred prescriptions in his ex-wife's name from Medicap Pharmacy to CVS and Winn-Dixie in Bay Minette, even though the medications had not been authorized by a doctor.
Silvio then tried to bill Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama for the medications, the indictment alleges.
If convicted of health care fraud, Silvio faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison, although the actual punishment would likely be far less under advisory guidelines.


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When Muskegon city officials granted Jonathan Rooks a seven-year extension of a low-tax Renaissance Zone for his proposed redevelopment of the former Comerica Bank building last August, they were pretty sure other downtown development requests would line up behind him.
Thus began a delicate balancing act, as the commission prepares to act on what promises to be many other requested extensions.
Renaissance Zones excuse many forms of taxation as an incentive to invest in property redevelopment. The 23-acre former downtown Muskegon Mall site -- which includes the Comerica Bank building -- is one of several such zones in Muskegon.
The tax breaks they offer will begin to phase out in 2012 and expire in 2014. However, Michigan law allows communities to extend those benefits to individual properties on a case-by-case basis, based on the potential economic benefits they are likely to bring. Tax-break extensions are subject to final approval by the Michigan Economic Development Corp.
Rooks' Parkland Properties of West Michigan was considered a prime candidate, given the hefty investment it will take to convert the 10-story former office building at Western Avenue and First Street for new commercial uses plus 24 residential condos. In fact, the city adopted a policy of considering such extensions at Rooks' request. So far, his is the only extension the city commission has granted.
City commissioners recently discussed the city's policy with an eye to future requests for extensions. One is likely to come soon from Gary Post, who is planning to construct the Heritage Square Townhouses on Clay Avenue, between Second and First streets.
"I think we're going to be inundated with these requests," City Manager Bryon Mazade said.
As a kind of defense, Mazade reminded commissioners up front that those asking for additional time on the Renaissance Zone meter must demonstrate they need the extension to make their projects financially feasible. At the same time, they have to make a convincing argument that their projects will spur surrounding development on a major scale.
Mazade said that the challenge of converting a large, older building -- as Rooks is doing -- is far more daunting to a developer than starting with a buildable piece of land with underground utilities already in place. That describes most of the undeveloped acreage once occupied by the Muskegon Mall and its parking areas.
Cathy Brubaker-Clarke, the city's director of community and economic development, said the state isn't likely to grant such extensions wholesale, even on proposals that show real promise.
"My guess is that after one or two projects to serve as a catalyst, that will be enough," she said during the commission's monthly work session last week. "They're not just going to OK everything."
That seemed to satisfy commissioners like Larry Spataro, who worried aloud that Renaissance Zone extensions might develop into something akin to the Act 198 industrial facilities tax exemptions most cities hand out routinely.

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Audit Office Faults Local Governments' Use of PPPs (1)
The National Audit Office has cited a number of faults in the way local governments enter into public-private partnerships, or PPPs, citing lapses in both transparency and foresight.
After carrying out checks of 15 PPPs, the office concluded that the local authorities were often unaware of the legal requirements for starting such projects, and in nine cases hadn't followed the Public Procurement Act when selecting their private partner. In more than half the cases, the officials didn't realize the contracts they were signing even fell into the PPP category and were unaware that the projects were therefore subject to a number of specific legal acts.
Auditors also noted, however, that the legal acts defining and regulating PPPs are ambiguous and guidelines for carrying out such partnership projects have not been set up.
Another problem the Audit Office cited was that none of the local authorities had looked into whether entering into a PPP, rather than another form of cooperation, was the best option, nor was there any analysis of whether the long-term financial obligations that the partnerships placed on future generations were reasonable.
In most cases, according to auditors, the local authorities had gone the PPP route in order to get around borrowing restrictions and start their projects quickly, while being fully aware that using a PPP would cost the taxpayer as much as 50 percent more in the long run than if the authorities had simply taken out a bank loan.
The National Audit Office recommended that the Ministry of Finance start analyzing the PPPs carried out by local governments, develop clear guidelines to regulate the projects and provide counseling for those who carry them out.
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Adam Zagoria blogs on possible movement of Jersey-bred players with this year's edition of the Coaching Carousel. Remember, it was only a year ago that Larry Davis re-opened his recruitment after signing a Letter of Intent with NC State following the departure of Herb Sendeck.
The two departing coaches Zagoria discusses are Jeff Ruland, who was dismissed by Iona and Jay Wright, Villanova's head coach who is one of the names being floated as a candidate for the Kentucky job. It's worth noting that Kentucky bounced Villanova from this year's NCAA Tournament in the first round.
Ruland's recruits are not likely to impact Seton Hall whatsoever, though if Kashif Pratt were to transfer, Iona was thought of as a likely destination.
I also doubt Jay Wright is leaving Villanova any time soon. We know all too well his effectiveness at recruiting in Seton Hall's backyard, but Wright enjoys life in the Philadelphia area as much as Bobby Gonzalez enjoys New York, and he has built himself a fine program. The only basketball team that could draw Wright away immediately is the 76ers.
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TORONTO — Three months into the season, the Yankees can't figure out how to get consistent offense from their lineup filled with former All-Stars.
And three months into the season, it appears nobody has answers.
The Blue Jays blasted the Yankees, 8-3, on Monday night at the Rogers Centre. The final score meant the team has put up just four runs in the last 27 innings — the anemic batting order once again failing New York when it needed it most, after starting pitcher Chase Whitley got blown up for eight runs after 3.1 innings.
Afterward, Yankees manager Joe Girardi was asked what he believes he could do to jumpstart the lineup, which had just two hits through eight innings before finally showing life in the ninth, scoring two runs.
"For me, I have faith in them that they're going to get it done and I'll continue to have faith in them," he said. "And you encourage them and we'll run them back out there tomorrow."
First baseman Mark Teixeira, who hit a solo homer in the fourth, was asked he he believed was ailing the Yankees.
"Man, if I knew, I'd be coach, player — I'd be it all," he said. "I can't put a finger on it. I think if we could put a finger on it we'd fix it. But baseball is an individual game in a team atmosphere. Individually, we've just got to figure out a way to get the jobs done. Everyone has to step up a little bit and hopefully, collectively, if everyone does a little bit better we'll score more runs."


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Camera Technology: The Dark Side of the Lens
Academic Press, 1992 - Photography - 309 pages
For anyone who has ever wondered how cameras work, this book is a pleasant way to learn. It is generously endowed with enough fundamentals to satisfy the technical specialist, without intimidating the casual but curious amateur photographer. The author has repaired, modified, and designed and analyzed cameras for the past forty five years. With this background, he goes beyond describing camera functions based on advertised data--instead the book explains how various cameras really work. The book peels off the cover panels and lets you look into the dark side of the lens. The dozen or so formulas use simple math and the drawings alone are worth the price of admission.
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MIDLAND, MI — The Dow Chemical Co. reported increased earnings, net income and sales in the fourth quarter of 2013 compared to the same period a year ago.
Officials at the Midland-based chemical giant report fourth quarter earnings of 79 cents per share, or 65 cents per share on an adjusted basis, compared to a loss of 61 cents per share in the year-ago period, with earnings of 33 cents per share on an adjusted basis.
Dow officials reported net income before interest, income taxes, depreciation, and amortization of $2.3 billion, or $2.1 billion on an adjusted basis, an increase of 31 percent from the year-ago period with gains in every operating segment.
Dow reported sales in the fourth quarter were $14.4 billion, up 3 percent versus the fourth quarter of 2012, or up 4 percent on an adjusted basis.
Sales increased in all operating segments but feedstocks and energy. Gains were led by record fourth quarter revenue in agricultural sciences, up 13 percent, coatings and infrastructure solutions, up 10 percent, and performance plastics, up 8 percent on an adjusted basis.
Dow officials reported full-year 2013 earnings of $3.68 per share, or $2.48 per share on an adjusted basis, compared with prior-year earnings of 70 cents per share, or $1.90 per share on an adjusted basis – an increase of 31 percent versus 2012.
Sales in 2013 were $57.1 billion, up 1 percent from 2012, or up 3 percent on an adjusted basis and excluding sales from feedstock and energy. And, for the first time in Dow's history, emerging geographies represented 35 percent of total company sales.
Net income before interest, income taxes, depreciation, and amortization for the full year totaled $10.5 billion, or $8.4 billion on an adjusted basis.
Equity earnings exceeded $1 billion, compared with $536 million in the year-ago period, or $698 million excluding certain items.
Andrew Liveris, Dow's chairman and chief executive officer, in a prepared statement said the company's performance in 2013 as a whole and in the fourth quarter "is the result of successful execution against our stated goals and commitments throughout the year."
"We generated significant earnings growth, margin expansion and return on capital improvement through Dow-specific actions that gained momentum throughout 2013," Liveris said in a prepared statement. "Our focus in running a disciplined, integrated strategy, and managing our portfolio with targeted growth and productivity metrics by business and value chain was clearly evident in the quarter – demonstrated by the EBITDA gains we achieved across every operating segment."
Adding, "We also made consistent strides against our aggressive portfolio targets, illustrated by $850 million in proceeds from divestitures in 2013, coupled with the announced carve-out of $5 billion of commodity chemicals businesses. Our strategy and actions are delivering record cash flow and we remain squarely focused on increasingly rewarding shareholders, funding high-return organic growth projects and further enhancing our capital structure."Dow officials report the company returned more than $550 million to shareholders in the quarter through declared dividends and share repurchases, and in 2013 Dow returned $1.8 billion to shareholders, a nearly 30 percent increase from 2012.
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ATHOL - Eric LaFountain threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more to lift the Red Raiders (7-1, 3-1) in Intercounty League action.
LaFountain rushed for two scores during the first quarter, on runs of 5 and 14 yards.
He connected with receivers Tyler Hood (45 yards), Dakota Melanson (1) and Matt Kuniholm (76) for scores during the second and third quarters.
Athol led 33-0 at halftime. Kuniholm added an 18-yard TD run in the third.
Mike Mattson returned an intercpetion 37 yards for Athol's final score.
Tim Carlisle's 1-yard TD run led Turners Falls (1-6, 0-4).


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Syracuse, N.Y. -- Bleeding blue or orange?
Count Sen. John DeFrancisco as one of the many fans happy about Syracuse University moving from the Big East to the Atlantic Coast Conference. Why?
Because now he can look forward to both his alma mater's duking it out in the Carrier Dome.
DeFrancisco earned his undergraduate degree at SU and his law degree at Duke. Where do his ACC loyalties lie now?
"Syracuse," he said last week. "Of course."
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The old champ is again on top in the Golden Snowball competition for statewide large city snowfall supremacy - and Syracuse has moved within striking distance in the national contest, as well.
Syracuse, after trailing Buffalo for many weeks, has again become the snowiest large city in New York. The National Weather Service recorded nine inches of snow at Syracuse Hancock Airport for this week's big storm, according to Pat DeCoursey, who monitors the Golden Snowball rankings.
Based on DeCoursey's numbers - seconded by the weather service, in Binghamton - Syracuse now has 95.2 inches of snow for the season, while Buffalo is at 94.8. As Glenn Coin noted this week, it's going to become tricker for Buffalo to keep pace, because Lake Erie - whose shallow waters serve as an engine for lake effect storms - is almost entirely frozen.
Binghamton, which got hammered by this storm, is in third statewide at 77.8 inches, just ahead of Rochester at 75.4.
The storm represents how quickly things can change. Just four days ago, Syracuse, typically the nation's snowiest large city, was more than a foot behind Buffalo in the statewide rankings, and trailed Erie, Pa. - the national leader - by more than two feet.
We're now ahead of Buffalo and Grand Rapids, Mich., and within 14 inches or so of Erie, according to DeCoursey's figures - and Erie faces the same late-season challenge as Buffalo, from ice-covered Lake Erie.
It's also interesting to note that to many Central New Yorkers, this storm felt as if it brought a lot more than the 9 inches measured at the airport. A year ago, Russ Andrews offered a good-natured challenge to the Golden Snowball competition: He said the snowfall totals at the airport are typically higher than those in Syracuse proper, and the city gets credited (or labeled) with receiving more snow than it actually does.
Yet many who were clearing driveways in the city estimate they received at least a foot of snow in this event - which means the official totals, in this case, probably underestimate how much snow fell in Syracuse.
That'll be something to remember, if the final totals for this competition between cities get settled by an inch or two.
How about you: Did you shovel more than nine inches of snow, from this storm?
By the way, as Ken Sturtz reports: Look for more snow, although nothing on the level of what just happened, before we move into a thaw next week that could go as high as 50 degrees.


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KALAMAZOO, MI -- For the third consecutive year, students at The Gagie School of Kalamazoo have won the regional Mathcounts competition held this month at Western Michigan University.
Mathcounts is a national math contest for middle-schoolers. The event at WMU was sponsored by the Southwest Chapter of the Michigan Society of Professional Engineers.
The winning team was comprised of Gagie eighth-graders Aheer Alva, Claire Holley, Danielle Pike and Gerrit Rummel. They were coached by Gail Nelson.
In second place was a Sturgis Middle School team comprised of Wilson Bird, Harmony Groves, Matthew Kirk and Aaron Rueppel.
Students from St. Monica Catholic School of Kalamazoo, coached by Chuck Buxton, came in third.The Gagie and Sturgis teams and three individuals not on those teams advance to the state finals March 9 at the General Motors Warren Tech Center.
The top 10 individuals are: Aheer Alvi and Claire Holley of the Gagie School; Trevor Gravely of St. Monica; Aaron Rueppel, Sturgis; Madepalli Praneeth of Portage West Middle School; Wilson Bird of Sturgis; Daniell Pike of Gagie; Ghantasala Vishnu and Andrew Pridgeon of Portage West; and Hope Baldwin of St. Monica's.
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The Grand Rapids Press's Michael Zuidema posted a 10:10 interview that Grand Rapids Griffins forward Darren McCarty gave to a Grand Rapids radio station:
February 7, Grand Rapids Press: The Grand Rapids Griffins' newest acquisition, Darren McCarty, joined Bret Bakita "On the Bench" on WBBL-AM (1340) on Thursday to talk about his attempt to make it back to the NHL.
McCarty also spent time with the Flint Generals in the IHL.
"What it's really gotten down to is getting back to the passion and the love for the game that I had lost for the last few years," McCarty said. "Everything's coming along. I'm happy where I'm at right now."
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Friday, June 29, 2012
Devils re-sign Carter, Gionta, Bernier, Janssen and Harrold
The Devils announced in a news release this afternoon that they have re-signed forwards Ryan Carter, Stephen Gionta, Steve Bernier and Cam Janssen and defenseman Peter Harrold.
All five were eligible to become unresricted free agents at noon on Sunday.
No contract terms were released.
As previously reported, Janssen signed a one-year, two-way contract with an NHL salary of $575,000 and AHL salary of $105,000.
Gionta signed a two-year contract that is a one-way deal in the first season and a two-way deal in the second. The NHL salary is $525,000 the first season and $600,000 the second season.
Carter, who will turn 29 on Aug. 30, signed a two-year, one-way contract that will pay him $750,000 in 2012-13 and $800,000 in 2013-14. That makes the cap hit $775,000.
Bernier signed a two-year contract with a salary (and cap hit) of $775,000 per season.
Harrold's deal is one season for $525,000.
Gionta, who will turn 29 on Oct. 9, said he is "ecstatic" to be back with the Devils' organization for two more seasons.
"It's awesome and I'm looking forward to it," he said.
Gionta said his agent, Steve Bartlett, and Devils GM Lou Lamoriello first began negotiations at the draft last weekend in Pittsburgh.
"Then, two days ago, I got a call in the morning from Steve Bartlett saying we'll probably have something done by the end of the day," Gionta said. "It went really quickly. It was nice to get it over with and I'm really happy to be back with Jersey. That was our first choice for sure."
After being called up for the Devils' final regular season game – and scoring his first NHL goal – Gionta had a strong playoff centering the team's fourth line with Carter and Bernier on his wings, putting up three goals and four assists in 24 games. He might have drawn some interest from other teams on the open market, but said he wasn't interested in looking elsewhere.
"Deep down, we were hoping to be back with Jersey," he said. "It's what we've known and they've been great to us. They continue to be."
By getting a one-way contract the first season, Gionta has some security he hasn't had in the past and will likely get a real chance to make the NHL team in training camp first time in his career.
"That's all I can ask for is an opportunity, which they've given me," he said. "Then, it's up to me to take a hold of that and run with it."
Gionta was also happy to hear both of his linemates and Harrold – his former roommate at Boston College – had re-signed.
"That's awesome," Gionta said. "I think Harrold was a great addition this year to the organization and he took a hold of his opportunity in the playoffs as well. And, obviously, it's great to see Carter and Bernier back.
Janssen is also thrilled to be back.
"I'm very excited," he said. "All I really want is a chance to come in and earn a spot. Knowing the system and the coaching staff and what to expect at training camp, it's like you have a head start. That's always nice going in and knowing what to expect and knowing how everybody is and what they want from you. I already know that I have to work on and what Pete (DeBoer) wants me to work on and I just want to make him feel as comfortable as possible having me on the ice. That's what I'm going to strive for."
Rick Curran, agent for left wing Alexei Ponikarovsky, who is eligible to become an unrestricted free agent Sunday, said he met with Lamoriello at the draft, but they've yet to have any contract negotiations.
"I did have a good meeting with Lou in Pittsburgh and he indicated that they are very appreciative in the job that he did and certainly they were interested in having him come back and indicated that he needed to take some time to ascertain what they were going to do going forward and that they would give me a call prior to July 1 to let me know what their thoughts are in terms of what they'd want to do with him business-wise, economically speaking," Curran said. "That's kind of where we're at at the moment. That's what I'm waiting for. He hasn't called me yet, hasn't told me what they're willing to do."
Curran said he understands that Lamoriello's priority is Zach Parise right now.
"Until that sorts itself out one way or the other, I'm sure he's still trying to figure out what he's going to do," Curran said.


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Tiger Woods merchandise both in stores and online has been "selling pretty much in line with previous prices," according to Darren Rovell of CNBC.com. The story was linked to from the Tuesday edition of SportsBusiness Daily.
Woods this week is "autographing new product for Upper Deck." The company is selling "autographed range balls hit by Tiger for $499, autograph[ed] black Nike hats for $999 and autographed golf cleats for $1,399." Sports memorabilia firm Tri-Star Productions President Jeff Rosenberg said, "I was really surprised that prices have held up. We charted it. I had buyers out there looking to capitalize on a drop and get some good deals. But there was nothing to capitalize on. From retail to eBay to other dealers, there just wasn't any discounting."
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House Speaker John Boehner, it would seem clear, isn't one to judge a book by its cover. Instead, he would feel free to issue a scathing critique before it's even been printed.
The White House had been touting President Barack Obama's economic address for days before it was delivered in Illinois last Wednesday. It would be a major statement, an effort by the president to move beyond the same old rhetoric, the stale either-or, the back-and-forth that has long pervaded Washington and led exactly nowhere.
That was enough for the speaker, who denounced the president's address before it had even been delivered. Said Boehner:
"What's the point? What's it going to accomplish? Nothing. It's a hollow shell. It's an Easter egg with no candy in it."
Why have an open mind when just ranting is so much easier?
For years now, this has been how things have gone in Washington: Republicans say they want to cut and cut and cut – the budget, the deficit, taxes, regulations – and that Democrats pursue policies that will increase all of these. But when Republicans were actually in charge, when George W. Bush was president, the budget deficit went into the stratosphere. And do they not recall the budget surpluses under President Bill Clinton? Have they not noticed the diminishing deficits with Obama at the helm?
The president is attempting a reboot. Which is sometimes the sole viable solution when things are frozen.
If there are critics who would find fault with the president's arguments, let them have at it. After hearing or reading his remarks.
Boehner's pre-dismissal is worthless, of as little value as a censorious scold's condemnation of a Hollywood blockbuster that he hasn't actually bothered to see.
Editorial: House Speaker John Boehner's philosophy; condemn first, read later
on July 30, 2013 at 4:30 PM, updated July 30, 2013 at 4:56 PM
House Speaker John Boehner, it would seem clear, isn't one to judge a book by its cover. Instead, he would feel free to issue a scathing critique before it's even been printed.


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Onondaga 34, Lafayette 6: Onondaga with a solid win its opener.
Onondaga 34, Lafayette 6: Dan Southard with his 10-yard run, his second of the game.
Onondaga 22, Lafayette 6: Owen German 58-yard touchdown run to get Lafayette on the board. It's 22-6 in the fourth quarter.
Onondaga 22, Lafayette 0: Southard with a 1-yard run at 4:08 left in the quarter to make it 22-0. The score has held to the end of the third.
Onondaga 14, Lafayette 0: To quote the great Ron Burgundy "That escalated rather quickly." JJ Rodriguez with an 18-yard run to make it 14-0 Onondaga with 2:36 left in the second quarter.
Onondaga 8, Lafayette 0: At least defense is being played by some teams. Aidan Weise with a 17-yard run to give Onondaga an 8-0 lead with 6 minutes left in the second quarter.
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So are The Duggars pregnant again? We'll find out this morning on The Today Show on NBC.
There is a special announcement from the massive family scheduled this morning and promo'd last night on TLC, the family's TV home for the 19 Kids and Counting Show.
You'll remember number 19, Josie, was born premature and spent several months in the NICU.
Michelle Duggar has experienced numerous health issues but is doing better and on a media tour about their new book.
Their oldest son Josh and his wife are expecting their second child, a boy. So they could be announcing his birth. I'm not sure.
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The adaptation of the '60s spy TV series "The Man from U.N.C.L.E." has evolved from the original players that came with the project. First, Steven Soderbergh was set to direct with George Clooney locked in to star. Then Clooney stated he didn't think he could physically handle the role due to "Syriana" injuries he incurred, so both roles then became empty again.
Tom Cruise is now set to star and actor Armie Hammer has just signed on as well. "Snatch" and "Sherlock Holmes" director Guy Ritchie is set to helm. Ritchie's cool and unique style should be great in a gritty, spy thriller.
The screenplay is being written by David Campbell Wilson and Scott Z. Burns and revolves around agents of the United Network Command for Law Enforcement. The original series starred Robert Vaughn and David McCallum, and now Cruise is set to take Vaughn's role of Napoleon Solo while Hammer will fill McCallum's spot as Illya Kuryakin.
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INDEPENDENCE — A water boil advisory has been issued for Independence Township, said Frank Wheatley, director of the Warren County OEM.
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The user friendly SUPer Light 6.5 sail at only 1.8kg is probably the lightest, yet most powerful foil ever designed in windsurfing. The light, short batten, high clew orientation is easy for uphauling and great for classic freestyle moves. With 40 years of simplification the sail provides that extra glide, especially in light winds, creating a certain stoke rarely seen in recent years.
This light wind specific sail is set to instill a sense of nostalgia amongst the more established windsurfer and a hassle free alternative to the paddling SUPer. It's light, maneuverable, non-rigging specific and is the perfect retro freestyle tool bringing color back to the water.
The SUPer Light has been built around non-planing fun although its application is not confined to any category and can be used from light wind freestyle to wave riding your SUP. It benefits from the ease of packing, where it can be packed into a small duffel bag without the risk of damaging the sail.
It can be rigged with an old or new 430cm or 460cm mast. The boom length is 195-200cm. 195cm for more power, 200cm for more control. SUPer Light - SUPer Fun.
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"The Book Revue" will be presented by the Tully Council for the Arts at 6 p.m. July 30 and at 2 p.m. July 31 at the Tully High School Auditorium, located at 5850 State Route 80 in Tully.
"The Book Revue" is the fourth production of five in the Council's summer theater season. The performances are sponsored by Jacqueline Brown Piano Studio and Tully Dental Office.
This show is for all ages, with many of the songs from musicals that are based on children's books. Highlights from "The Wizard of Oz," "Charlotte's Web," "The Secret Garden," "Seussical," and more will be presented.
Those attending are asked to bring gently used children's or young adult books for donation. The books will be given to local literacy programs, the Tully Elementary School library, and Books for the World (South Africa).
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Rice, John, Levee clerk , 112 Mound.
Rice, Mathews, laborer , Fulton, b.between Barry and Park av.
Rice, M. A.Mrs., ladies' furnishing store , 87 s.south 4th.
Rice, N. L., D.D., pastor 2d Presbyterian church;
r.residence 92 Walnut.
r.residence 92 Walnut.
Rice, Stephen, clerk of circuit court ; boards at
Monroe House.
Monroe House.
Rice, Valentine, laborer , ws.west side Jackson, b.between Miller and 2d.
Rice, Wm.William, distiller , 65 Plum.
Rice, Wm.William, boardinghouse , ws.west side 5th, near Spruce.
Rice, Wm.William, laborer , 212, n.north 15th.
Rice, Mr., engraver , c.corner Locust and 4th.
Rich, Farguis, painter , 245 s.south 4th.
Rich, John, blacksmith , 322 s.south 3d.
Rich, Lewis, clerk , 201 Broadway, r.residence 5 Franklin av.
Richansen, Christian, wagonmaker , 125 n.north 9th.
Richard, Adam, foundryman , 347 Franklin avenue.
Richard, John, collier , ws.west side Gravois road, and e.east of
Grand avenue.
Grand avenue.
Richard, Michael, laborer , 235 s.south 4th.
Richard, H., 54 Mullanphy.
Richard, Alice M., dressmaker , 95 s.south 3d.
Richard, C., salesman , 78 n.north Main; r.residence Barnum's hotel.
Richards, B. F., carpenter , 95 s.south 3d.
Richards, Frank S., clerk at T. H., A. & St. Louis R.
R. office ; r.residence 168 s.south 4th.
R. office ; r.residence 168 s.south 4th.
Richards, Hugh, clerk , r.residence 95 Washington avenue.
Richards, John, clerk , 29 Levee; r.residence Washington av.avenue ,
b.between 4th and 5th.
b.between 4th and 5th.
Richards, John, ss.south side Lafayette, b.between Fulton and 7th.
Richards, John C., Eclipse Saloon , 322 Broad-
way; liverystable 324 Broadway; r.residence c.corner Broad-
way and O'Fallon.
way; liverystable 324 Broadway; r.residence c.corner Broad-
way and O'Fallon.
Richards, John, (Anderson & Co.company ,) r.residence 377
Richards, John, 40 Washington avenue.
Richard, J. R., r.residence City hotel.
Riohards, Samuel, carpenter , r.residence 107 Christy avenue.
Richards, W., clerk , 95 Washington av.
Richardson, C. A., bookkeeper at Chouteau, Harrison
and Valle's rollingmill .
and Valle's rollingmill .
Richardson, Alexander, painter , 159 Washington av.
Richardson, A. L., (Clarke & Co.company ,) r.residence Barnum's
Richardson, J. L., clerk at Chouteau, Harrison and
Valle's rollingmill .
Valle's rollingmill .
Richardson, James, clerk on railroad , 16 Collins.
Richardson, Jas. W., (Wm.William S. McKnight &
Co.company ,) r. ns. Olive, b.between 14th and 15th.
Co.company ,) r. ns. Olive, b.between 14th and 15th.
Richardson, John C., (Glover & R.,) r.residence ss.south side
Chesnut, b.between 8th and 9th.
Chesnut, b.between 8th and 9th.
Richardson, NancyMrs., teacher , Mound school .
Richardson, Robert H., engineer , 188 n.north 5th.
Richardson, Thomas E., solicitor , T. H., A. & St. L.
R. R. ; r.residence Townsley's hotel.
R. R. ; r.residence Townsley's hotel.
Richardson, Thomas, cabinetmaker , 357 9th.
Richardson, William, steamboat engineer , r.residence 95 Wash-
ington avenue.
ington avenue.
Richartz, H., laborer , es.east side Rosatti, b.between Menard & Emmet.
Richer, Carl, cooper , 218 n.north 11th.
Richerberg, Frederick, tailor , 313 s.south 2d.
Richerdson's Express , 12 n.north Main.
Richerds, Wm.William, engineer on steamboat , r.residence 878 Broad-
Richert, Henry, cooper , 638 Broadway.
Richerd, J., agent Laflins and Smith ; r.residence City Hall.
Richet, Philip, lab.laborer , es.east side Jackson, b.between Carrol and Marion.
Richeson, Thomas, county treasurer , office base-
ment of courthouse; r.residence 16th, b.between Market & Clark.
ment of courthouse; r.residence 16th, b.between Market & Clark.
Richie, Joseph, engineer , r.residence 40 Poplar.
Richie, Lazarus, pilot , 452 Morgan.
Richie, Mathew, carpenter , c.corner 22d and Franklin av.
Riohies, John, cooper , 237 n.north 8th.
Richingberg, Fred., laborer , O'Fallon, b.between 7th and 8th.
Richings, Alice M.Mrs., dressmaker , 96 s.south 3d.
Richman, Wm.William, lab.laborer , 12th. b.between Cass av.avenue and Davis st.street
Richpoda, Wm.William, tailor , 130 n.north 13th.
Richt, Conrad, gardener , ss.south side Arsenal, b.between Missouri and
Wisconsin avs.
Wisconsin avs.
Richteberg, F., lab.laborer , r.residence Buel, b.between Anna and Russell avs.
Richtberg, Philip, porter , 76 n.north 2d.
Richter, Christine, midwife, Jackson, b.between Short and 2d.
Richter, Florence, bartender at Hulme's saloon , under
Wood's Theater.
Wood's Theater.
Richter, Heinrich, gardener , c.corner Lami and Columbus.
Richter, Peter H., laborer , ss.south side Angelrodt, b. n. 11th
and 12th.
and 12th.
Richter, Richard, mechanic , 170 Carondelet av.
Richtseheid, Adam, patternmaker , alley b.between 16th and
17th, and Wash st. and Franklin avenue.
17th, and Wash st. and Franklin avenue.
Rick, Andreas, laborer , Carrol, b.between 7th and Fulton.
Rick, Charles, ropespinner , ws. n. 12th, b.between Angelrodt
and Buchanan.
and Buchanan.
Rick, John, shoemaker , ss.south side Franklin av.avenue , b.between 22d & 23d.
Rick, Lorenz, barber , ss.south side Franklin av.avenue , b.between 22d and 23d.
Rickeberg, Fritz, tailor , 313 s.south 2d.
Rickelman, Harman, laborer , rear 299 s.south 7th.
Rickelman, Jacob, porter , 118 n.north 5th.
Picker, Charles, cooper , 11th, b.between Biddle and O'Fallon.
Ricker, William, clerk at 6 s.south 2d; r.residence 202 Market.
Ricketts, David, plasterer , Convent, b.between 2d and 3d.
Ricketts, Evan G., potter , Convent, b.between 2d and 3d.
Rickford, William, gas and steamfitter , Tasker's, 107
n.north 3d; r.residence 18 s.south 10th.
n.north 3d; r.residence 18 s.south 10th.
Ricords & Smithers , undertakers and showcase
manufacturers, 6 n.north 2d and 107 Chesnut.
manufacturers, 6 n.north 2d and 107 Chesnut.
Ricords, James B., (R. & Smithers,) r.residence 5th, b.between
Elm and Myrtle.
Elm and Myrtle.
Ricthman, Michael, coffee and boardinghouse , 29
Ridder, Henry, stove and tinstore , 55 and 57
Carondelet avenue.
Carondelet avenue.
Ridder, John Conrad Joseph, 55 and 57 Carondelet av.
Ridder, Joseph, coffeehouse , 141 s.south Main.
Riddick, Dabney C., 248 WashWashington avenue .
Ridrick, Eliza M., widow, 248 WashWashington avenue .
Riddick, Walter J., 248 WashWashington avenue .
Riddle, Alexander, lumber merchant , c.corner Biddle
and Broadway; r.residence 86 Collins.
and Broadway; r.residence 86 Collins.
Riddlebusch, Johan, laborer , 173 Carondelet av.
Riddleman, Frank, laborer , alley b. Carr and Biddle,
17th and 18th.
17th and 18th.
Ridel, V., merchant tailor , 106 Franklin avenue.
Rider, Baptist, finisher , 263 Market.
Ridey, Daniel, driver , Market Street Tavern.
Rider, Emmons L., (R. & Leland,) r.residence 108 Wash-
ington avenue.
ington avenue.
Rider, James, foundryman , 113 O'Fallon.
Rider & Leland , boot and shoedealer, 284 Broad-
Rider, William, finisher , Washington foundry .
Ridgely, F. L., President Union Ins. Co. ; r.residence c.corner
Lafayette and Compton avenues.
Lafayette and Compton avenues.
Ridgeley, R., spirit gas manufacturer , 84 n.north 3d;
r. se. c. Morgan and 20th.
r. se. c. Morgan and 20th.
Ridgeley, Stephen, 178 n.north 5th.
Ridgeley, T. Graham, cashier , 66 n.north Main; r. es Cen-
ter, b.between Market st.street and Clark av.
ter, b.between Market st.street and Clark av.
Ridley, Peter B. N., silversmith , 61 Olive; r.residence 14 s.south 3d.
Riebenhausen, August, tailor , 27 Orange.
Riegert, Mathias, stonecutter , es.east side Jackson, b.between Emmet
and Lesperance.
and Lesperance.
Riehl, Edward, grocer , 92 Carondelet av.
Riely, John, Riely's Exchange . 14 Morgan.
Rielly, Margaret, school teacher , 61 Fifth; r.residence at Rev.
Mr. Crowell's, Washington av.avenue , b.between 5th and 6th.
Mr. Crowell's, Washington av.avenue , b.between 5th and 6th.
Rieman, Casper, teamster , Gratiot, near Tayon av.
Rieman, George, carpenter , ws.west side Jefferson av.
Riepear, Henry, woodsawyer ; r.residence 154 n.north 9th.
Riepen H. & Bro. , shoemakers, 71 n.north 3d.
Riepen, Joseph, (R. & Bro.) 71 n.north 3d.
Riepen, Harman, (R. & Bro.,) 71 n.north 3d.
Rierbaum, Wm.William, porter , r.residence 35 Carondelet av.
Ries, Jacob, laborer , ws.west side Columbus, b.between Soulard and


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Beauty Pageant > Miss Earth >
* Miss Earth 2011 – Contestants
Hasleen Kaur
Age: 22
Height: 179 cm.
Weight: 52 kg.
Measurements: 81-66-91
What environmental project will you create to promote the protection of Mother Earth and why?
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Consume only the things we need and not contribute to the garbage problems. Instead, we must learn to use and reuse our resources to the optimum level. Also, harness the power of sun, water and wind to sustain life.
What makes you proud of the country you are representing, and what can you promote about your country?
One subject required in every field today – Mathematics, which gave birth to the concept of money, originated in India. The digit zero '0' was invented by Aryabhatta. We are among the top 5 nations of the world in terms of GDP, our poverty levels are falling and our achievements are being globally recognized today. We see ourselves as a developed nation, self-reliant and self-assured with the third largest and most disciplined army in the world.
We're also a perfect example of unity in diversity. We have a Hindu woman president, a Sikh Prime Minister and a Muslim Vice-President, therefore giving equal opportunities to all who deserve it.
India is a perfect example of a society that embraces all cultures. We respect all religions, confident that no matter to whom or where you pray, your prayers will all find a common destination. We also have many spoken languages, and I believe that enriches our culture and gives us more diversity.
One most important aspect of my country that I would like to promote is its ability to embrace all cultures, people from all different races and backgrounds, with a liberal, open-minded perspective. "Atithi Devo Bhava" being the essence of our hospitality, which means, guests are like our Gods, giving equal opportunities to learn and grow.
Last but not the least, we've attained our freedom through the most powerful weapon of the non-violence, gifted to us by the father of our nation, Mahatma Gandhi. It enabled us to become fighters in spirit and not in action. This weapon has been adopted by various countries today to ensure peace on Earth. If the cycle of rebirth is true, I would like to be born as an Indian again and conclude this wish of mine in the words of Noble Laureate, Shri Rabindranath Tagore, that India is a place where, "the mind is without fear and the head is held high."
Describe your childhood/growing years
My father, being an officer of the Indian army, gave me the opportunity to travel a lot and interact with people from all sorts of backgrounds and cultures. Apart from academics, I was also very active in co-curricular activities like dance, singing, drama and debate.
What lessons did you learn from your childhood/growing years?
Every achievement in life is dependent on hard work and sacrifices. My father had to stay away from his family to sustain it. Most importantly, I learned to be self-reliant and have a self belief to conquer everything.
What is your most memorable moment?
When I joined my first beauty pageant at the age of 10 years.


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Revenankh was a Pokemon made to be the perfect Bulk Up user, and while it might have taken a hit in viability due to the addition of the Fairy type, it is still one of the best users of the move. Revenankh's excellent Ghost / Fighting STAB combination allows it to hit the entire metagame for at least neutral damage, allowing it to forgo coverage moves. Revenankh's decent base 105 Attack isn't the most ground-shaking, but it is more than enough for a Bulk Up user. It also has great natural bulk of 90 /90 /110, and that in combination with reliable recovery and STAB Drain Punch allows Revenankh to tank most neutral hits, greatly contributing to its ability to set up. Revenankh also has a fantastic ability in Shed Skin, which allows it to shrug off damaging status such as poison or burn, and reliably set up in the face of Scald. Ghost / Fighting is a decent defensive typing, as it gives Revenankh an immunity to Normal- and Fighting-type moves and neutrality to Knock Off, which makes it one of the few Pokemon able to spinblock Colossoil reliably.
While Revenankh is a phenomenal Bulk Up user, its low Speed and average starting Attack stat mean its Bulk Up set is by far its best set, and as a result, it is predictable. Shadow Sneak is necessary for it to strike first, and without several boosts under its belt, it can be underwhelming. Revenankh's typing also leaves it weak to Fairy- and Flying-type moves, two types that are very common in the metagame, and its reliance on Bulk Up to deal damage leaves it walled by Unaware users, most notably Clefable.
Bulk Up will allow Revenankh to set up on physical attackers, and after several boosts it can deal heavy damage to most Pokemon. Drain Punch is Revenankh's best Fighting-type STAB move, as it has decent Base Power and helps prolong Revenankh's longevity by recovering HP. Shadow Sneak is the recommended secondary STAB attack, as it achieves perfect neutral coverage with Drain Punch and is necessary to hit faster threats first. It can be used to get that last bit of damage on a sweeper such as Aurumoth, but it won't be doing any major damage without a couple boosts. The last moveslot is used either for healing or additional coverage; reliable recovery helps with setting up, whereas additional coverage lets Revenankh get past its would-be checks reliably. Moonlight is preferred, as it provides Revenankh with a reliable source of recovery, but Rest can also be used, as it has more PP and heals more HP. The two potential turns lost can leave Revenankh susceptible to being worn down by powerful attackers, but Shed Skin can help mitigate this. Earthquake is also an option, as it allows Revenankh to beat Mollux and Plasmanta, which can otherwise be difficult for Revenankh to beat. Ice Punch allows Revenankh to beat Tomohawk lacking Taunt or Haze, as well as deal heavy damage to Mega Altaria.
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The given EVs and nature give Revenankh the highest possible special bulk, because Revenankh can boost its Defense by itself. The spread also allows Revenankh to act as a reliable check to special attackers such as Syclant and Levitate Stratagem, especially when running a recovery move to heal off the damage it'll take in the process. Leftovers gives Revenankh passive recovery and is very important for sets running a third attack. Shed Skin is the best ability for this set, as it allows Revenankh to shrug off status with a little luck, letting Revenankh set up in the face of Toxic and Scald users. This is especially helpful versus passive walls, such as Chansey, and also allows Revenankh to sometimes wake up early from Rest sleep.
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Revenankh does not have the stats to deal heavy hits without boosting, so try to boost up as much as possible without leaving Revenankh vulnerable to being knocked out. Revenankh is fully capable of 2HKOing or OHKOing Pokemon after several boosts. The boosts are also vital in preventing Revenankh from being revenge killed by physical attackers. As Revenankh's main use is as a win condition, it is vital that you weaken or KO the foes that can stop it, mainly Fairy-types, Tomohawk, and phazers, or else any attempt at sweeping will be stopped short. The ideal Pokemon for Revenankh to set up on are either passive walls, such as Chansey, or physical attackers that cannot hit it super effectively or boost up alongside it, such as Landorus-T, Mega Sharpedo, and Mega Beedrill.
Team Options
Stealth Rock support is much-appreciated, as it helps wear down the Flying-types that can check Revenankh. Pyroak can set up Stealth Rock and is able to beat or at least wall most Fairy-types, and while they do stack a Flying weakness, Revenankh can reliably check some Stratagem and other Rock-types that threaten Pyroak. Steel-types also make for good teammates, as they are generally able to take the Fairy- and Flying-type attacks aimed at Revenankh, and in return Revenankh can take the Fighting-type attacks aimed at them. Heatran, Ferrothorn, and Scizor all make for notable teammates, as the first two can reliably set up Stealth Rock while all three can punish Fairy-types. Pokemon that can reliably remove Tomohawk are essential, as it can put a hard stop to Revenankh, so Fairy-types make good for teammates. Clefable in particular can set up Stealth Rock and beat opposing setup sweepers by virtue of Unaware. Pokemon that can handle Flying-type spam, such as Cyclohm, Skarmory, and Plasmanta, make for good partners as well, especially because Cawmodore and Talonflame can use Revenankh as setup bait if it is lacks a Bulk Up boost. Colossoil, along with other Dark-types, can be used to help alleviate Revenankh's Psychic weakness, but they stack a Fairy-type weakness and Revenankh can beat most Psychic-types itself after several boosts.
Other Options
Shadow Punch or Hammer Arm can be used for their higher Base Power but are generally inferior to Drain Punch and Shadow Sneak as they lack both recovery and priority. Knock Off, Power Whip, or Rock Slide can be run as a third attack option in the last move slot, but none of them add anything noticeable to Revenankh's already good neutral coverage. Knock Off has redundant coverage with Shadow Sneak, but it can remove items such as Eviolite and Leftovers. It's worth noting that the biggest user of Eviolite, Chansey, and the biggest user of Assault Vest, Colossoil, are already hit super effectively by Revenank's Fighting-type STAB move. Power Whip's main niche is that it can hit Mega Slowbro and Quagsire harder then anything else, but aside from those two, it hits nothing else noticeable. Rock Slide can be used to hit Flying-types, such as Mega Charizard Y and Talonflame, hard. Taunt or Glare can be used in the last moveslot as well, but does not offer much in terms of supporting Bulk Up. Taunt can be used to better set up on walls or to prevent phazing, but considering that it requires either dropping a STAB move or recovery, it is a niche option. Glare can be useful for shoring up Revenankh's poor Speed and crippling switch-ins, but has no use aside from that. Toxic can be run in the last slot to cripple some switch-ins but it has no use otherwise. A physically defensive spread of 252 HP / 4 Atk / 252 Def can be used to allow Revenankh to switch into Colossoil with impunity, but this is only ever necessary on teams that need a reliable spinblocker to Colossoil, namely Sticky Web teams. A Choice Band set can be used, as it allows Revenankh to hit hard without the need for boosts, but this set leaves Revenankh locked into moves and is in generally a niche option. Its biggest selling point is Trick, which can be used to cripple most physical walls, such as Tomohawk, Cyclohm, and Pyroak.
Checks and Counters
Unaware: Unaware users, the most prominent being Clefable, are the most reliable checks to Revenankh. Quagsire and Arghonaut fear nothing short of Power Whip from Revenankh, and Clefable can hard counter Revenankh completely.
Fairy-types: Fairy-types are almost impossible for Revenankh to beat, as most, such as Mega Altaria, Mega Diancie, and Sylveon, can take a +6 Shadow Sneak and either KO or deal heavy damage to Revenankh. Mega Gardevoir can tank a +2 Shadow Sneak from full health and OHKO Revenankh with Hyper Voice, but it will take a large amount of damage in the process. Clefable can completely counter Revenankh by virtue of its good bulk and Unaware.
Flying-types: Flying-types such as Mega Pinsir and Talonflame can threaten Revenankh out with their powerful STAB moves, and Revenankh requires many Bulk Up boosts on to even consider beating them. Tomohawk can completely counter Revenankh if it runs Haze, negating any Bulk Up boosts Revenankh had accumulated. Even if Tomohawk lacks Haze, Revenankh will need to boost many times to beat it, and because Air Slash is a clean 3HKO, Revenankh will be under heavy pressure to do so. Offensive Tomohawk sets will also cleanly OHKO Revenankh with a Life Orb-boosted Hurricane.
Mega Sableye: Due to its Dark / Ghost typing, Mega Sableye can only be hit by Shadow Sneak or a coverage move, and it can use Taunt to prevent Revenankh from boosting or healing. Metal Burst variants can severely limit Revenankh. Calm Mind sets can also set up and hit Revenankh hard with Shadow Ball.
Stat Boost Removal: Haze and Clear Smog can completely reset Revenankh's boosts, preventing it from sweeping and taking away most of the pressure it can put on a team. The most effective users would be Tomohawk and Quagsire, which can already wall Revenankh. Amoonguss can also stop Revenakh variants that don't run a third attacking move, as can Plasmanta.
Phazing: Phazing moves can stop a Revenankh sweep short, and Pokemon with high Defense, such as Skarmory, Cyclohm, and Pyroak, can reliably use them, although they will have take heavy damage from a fully boosted Revenankh, and they fail outright if Revenankh carries Taunt.
Powerful Special Attackers: Pokemon that can take a Shadow Sneak and hit hard, such as Mega Charizard Y, Tornadus-T, and Mega Pidgeot, will be able to severely damage Revenankh with super effective or powerful STAB attacks, but they must be wary of Revenankh when it has accumulated multiple boosts.


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In 2001, the debate in Washington was over whether it was good economic policy to pay off all the publicly held debt. The federal government was projecting that all publicly held debt would be paid off by 2006.
What happened? How did a debate about whether it was good economic policy to pay off our publicly held debt, turn into a debate on reducing our debt which has grown to $16 trillion?
The first thing that happened was that George Bush and the Republicans decided that tax cuts were more important than paying off the debt.
The Bush Administration then got the country involved in two wars and established a Medicare drug plan and paid for them through borrowing.
Finally. the Bush Administration's failure to monitor the financial services industry resulted in the Great Recession and a large decrease in revenue.
When President Obama took office, revenues were still decreasing because of the recession, the Bush tax cuts were still adding to the deficit, and we were still borrowing to pay for two wars and the drug plan.
How different the conversation would be today if President Bush and the Republicans hadn't squandered the opportunity and paid off the debt.


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FC Porto's star striker "Hulk" has long been linked with a move to one of Europe's elite clubs.
The Andre Villas-Boas connection had the papers going crazy during the summer, making the logical connection between the new Blues boss and his former player.
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Scriba, NY –Teams returned this morning to search an area off county Route 53 for a Fulton man who's been missing a week after his car was found overturned.
About 50 to 60 people gathered at 8 a.m. at the Scriba Fire Department to begin searching for Ray L. Gregory, 46, of South Third Street. He was last seen leaving the Lighthouse Lanes bowling alley in Oswego at 2 a.m. Nov. 5.
Oswego County Sheriff's deputies called at about 5:30 a.m. Nov 5, to a one-car rollover crash found Gregory's 2009 Dodge Avenger on county Route 53 about 1 ½ miles south of county Route 4.
They did not find the driver, and Gregory has not been seen since.
Throughout the week family, friends and authorities have combed the area looking for Gregory, said Sheriff Reuel Todd. They were aided twice by helicopters, he said.
No one knows why Gregory was not found with his vehicle, Todd said. They don't know if he wandered off after the crash or was picked up by a passing motorist and taken out of the area, he said.
"We really don't know what to think," the sheriff said.
With the recent colder temperatures, it's likely Gregory succumbed to hypothermia, the sheriff said. "Someone would have seen him if he was still out there," Todd said.


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When the St. Louis Cardinals selected Davis Ward in the 40th round, the 2014 first-year player draft was complete.
Ward, the 1,215th and final pick of the draft, was one of nearly two-dozen pitchers taken by the St. Louis.
The Cardinals used their first six picks on pitchers, including both first-round picks on a pair of right-handers (Luke Weaver, Jack Flaherty). They also selected 11 infielders, five outfielders and three catchers.
A good number of the Cardinals' draft picks figure to have bright futures in professional baseball. Based on their prior achievements and statistics, the odds of the Cardinals' top picks making it to the big leagues are better than half, in my opinion.
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South Korean Seon Hwa Lee defeated 12th-seed Ai Miyazato 2 and 1 yesterday to win the LPGA Tour's HSBC Women's World Match Play Championship at Wykagyl Country Club in New Rochelle, N.Y.
"My putter was working really well this week, all week. I think in match play, putting is really important," Lee told the media.
The win earns the 2006 Louise Suggs Rolex Rookie of the Year a $500,000 paycheck and a place in the ADT Championship via the second half of the LPGA Playoffs 2007. It is her second LPGA Tour victory, having won the ShopRite LPGA Classic last year.
Lee took an early lead when Miyazato bogeyed the first hole, but the pair were back to all square after the second hole. Lee appeared to seal the match by winning the third and fourth holes to go two up, but Miyazato had equalized by the 11th hole. On No. 15, though, Miyazato's six-foot birdie putt skimmed the edge of the hole shortly after Lee made birdie to make the final move to two up.
"It was a very important putt. But even if I were to make that putt, we would still be all square," said Miyazato, who brought home a $300,000 paycheck. "I'm disappointed, but I feel satisfied because it's my best finish on the LPGA, and the experience this week will lead to a better finish next time around."
The duo matched birdies on holes 16 and 17, where the match ended with Lee at 2 and 1. Lee has four top-10 finishes this season and is fifth on the LPGA Official Money List with $810,499.
In the consolation match, 10th-seed Mi Hyun Kim, who lost her semi-final match 2 down to Lee, battled through a sore back to hold off 40th-seed Mario Hjorth of Sweden 2 up.
Annika Sorenstam lost in the second round 3 and 2 to Lindsey Wright. Also in the second round, Meaghan Francella defeated top-seeded Lorena Ochoa.
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Anyone looking back at the final scores of the 2009 Ricoh Women's British Open at Royal Lytham and St. Anne's will almost certainly come to the wrong conclusion that this was a comfortable three-shot win for Catriona Matthew. It was anything but as the seemingly imperturbable Scot struggled to hit a fairway throughout the final round and was only rescued by some superb recovery shots and a bunch of astonishing long putts.
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NEW YORK (MainStreet) Starting this week, I'm in hiding from Audi Financial Services. They're coming after me, I know, because I'm on the lam with their propertytheir 2010 Audi A6 wagon to be precise. I was supposed to turn it in two months ago. I would never do this to Avis or Hertz, but this Audi and I have a relationship. It's been three years. This Audi knew me when I was married. Since my husband and I have split, it has been one of the few constants my life with my kids.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not in love (it's blue and not green, for one thing). I am just having a hard time letting go. Should I buy this car I've been driving around for three years, or should I do what my ex would do, what we always did through our 16-year marriage: turn it in and and lease a new one?
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In our relationship, I handled all the admin responsibilities and decisions except for which wine we drank and which car we drove. I like drinking and, er, driving. But as far as cars go, I just wanted to put the kids in, load the gear and go. In fact, I'd rather change a tire in the driving rain than shop for a car. Having to crunch numbers and read blog posts by auto enthusiasts on comparative pickup, safety features and sound system options? Take that jack and just hit me over the head.But starting now, I'm determined to deal like a mature adult with the question of the family car.
After all, this is my opportunity to shed the "luxury car" with the $840/month lease and find a car I love. Unfortunately, that would be a Mini, which definitely wouldn't work for two teenage boys whose legs are growing longer by the day and who object loudly when they feel "their space" is being compromised.


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What if you'd told him there would be two?
DiMaggio was 31 years gone from Yankee Stadium's centerfield when Smith wrote those words in The New York Times in 1982, the final lines of the last column he would file before passing away.
Smith chronicled the DiMaggio legend, and probably helped create it, while writing for the old Herald-Tribune. Smith's DiMaggio was the centerfielder who chased down fly balls effortlessly and always made the right move on the basepaths. Off the field, an icon, detached, above the fray and beyond reproach.
The perfect ballplayer. Baseball royalty. And, as Red Smith noted, the kind of thing that doesn't come around that often.
So, what if you'd told him we'd see those things again, this time two men on a parallel course from quick stardom to revered status, marking the journey with their own unforgettable moments of greatness. Winners, World Series champions, smooth and clutch.
It's a surprise when they don't deliver, and such things disappear from the recollection, exceptions dismissed from the final accounting.
What if you'd told him about Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera?
They arrived in the Bronx together with major league cameos in 1995, then stuck for good in 1996. They won a World Series right away, just as DiMaggio had as a rookie 60 years earlier.
DiMaggio's Yanks won the Series his first four seasons, Rivera and Jeter needed five years to win four. But by the time the pause came in each of those Yankee dynasties, the foundation for a legacy was secure. The following years just secured it.
There was a drought — the Yankees went seven seasons without winning the World Series as DiMaggio's career was interrupted by World War II.
Jeter and Rivera saw the Series get away from them in 2001 and 2003 before winning again last season, just as DiMaggio had returned to the top in 1949.
They stood out for consistency — Jeter has hit .317 for his career, then .313 in 138 postseason games — that set a base for the moments we can't forget.
Jeter flipped against Oakland, dove into the stands against Boston, homered against the Diamondbacks. Rivera was the metronome, cutter after cutter, one pitch to confound hundreds of professional hitters.
The image of the late '90s Yankee dynasty is Rivera, a celebratory pumped fist with that big smile after closing out another World Series.
Most of the major awards eluded them. Jeter won Rookie of the Year and a few Gold Gloves, but missed out on MVP awards, finishing second once and third twice. Rivera had the same close calls without winning a Cy Young Award.
Now Jeter and Rivera will begin the final year of their contracts when the Yankees open the season next Sunday in Boston. It's impossible to envision them wearing any other major league uniform.
But Rivera is 40 years old and Jeter 35, and whatever happens following the season, both are nearer to the end than the beginning. Closer to the time when we'll all have to tell ourselves not to worry, some day there will be another Derek Jeter. Some day there will be another Mariano Rivera.
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The Grand Rapids Griffins ran into penalty trouble and ran into a wall--Michael Wall, who stopped 40 of 42 shots against--as they dropped a 3-2 decision to the Lake Erie Monsters on Saturday night. The Griffins gave up 2 power-play goals against in a whopping nine times short-handed, and gave up the game-winner while they were on a power play of their own:
February 9, Griffinshockey.com: The Monsters (17-22-4-6) lit the lamp first as Jamie Lundmark tipped in a power play goal 1:48 into the contest. Michael Vernace unleashed a shot from the top of the left circle that Lundmark, who set up shop a few feet to Jimmy Howard's left, tipped into the twine.
Grand Rapids caught a break later in the first when an apparent Lake Erie goal was disallowed at 13:46 because the puck was directed into the net by a Monster's skate. Minutes later, the Griffins managed to kill an 80-second two-man advantage to hold their deficit to one goal.
Grand Rapids would finally draw even on its 31st shot of the game at 11:41 of the second period. Skating through the right circle as he led the rush, Mattias Ritola sent a wrist shot at Lake Erie netminder Mike Wall. Though Wall made the initial save, Evan McGrath was waiting to stuff the puck home for the equalizer.
Lake Erie soon responded, capitalizing on a two-man advantage at 18:35 as Eric Healey gave the Monsters a 2-1 edge.
The Griffins continued to fight and brought the game to another deadlock just 27 seconds into the final frame. Darren Helm charged hard through the right wing and, upon reaching the goal line, dropped a backhand pass onto the doorstep for Mark Cullen to poke over Wall's right pad.
February 9, LakeErieMonsters.com: The Monsters looked to take the game over as they pushed the pace in the middle of the third. Their efforts were rewarded as center Wyatt Smith cashed in a short handed tally off a Mark McCutcheon pass with 14:52 remaining in the game.
Monsters netminder Wall turned away 40 of 42 shots on the night, 21 of which came in the first period. Grand Rapids goalie Jimmy Howard stopped 29 of 32 shots on the night.
"Part of my job, in being a goaltender, is to bring intensity each night. The more pucks that I see, the easier it is to get in the groove. I was able to stay focused the entire game," said Wall.
Lake Erie returns to action on Valentine's Day, Thursday, February 14th, as the Hershey Bears come to town at 7:00 p.m. The game will be televised live on FSN Ohio.
As noted by the Grand Rapids press, the Griffins are at the point where their early-season struggles are hampering their "playoff push":
February 10, Grand Rapids Press: The Grand Rapids Griffins had hoped to use Saturday's game to close some distance between themselves and the Syracuse Crunch.
Instead, the Griffins' hopes to get into the playoff picture got crunched Saturday night.
The Griffins suffered a 3-2 defeat to the Lake Erie Monsters to halt any playoff push.
Grand Rapids (20-24-2-5) remains at 47 points, five points behind the Crunch and Hamilton Bulldogs.
Both teams are tied for third place in the American Hockey League's North Division.
As for the main attraction on Comcast Local, Darren McCarty had 4 shots and took an interference penalty halfway through the third. The Griffins killed the penalty off.
The Monsters' website posted a 22-image Flash gallery and interviews with both Monsters coach Joe Sacco and Mike Wall.