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LONDON: A rainy day at Wimbledon turned gloomier for India when Mahesh Bhupathi and Rohan Bopanna – having been kept waiting for four hours – went down tamely to Julien Benneteau and Richard Gasquet of France.
Having stoked a fire back home over their partnership at the Olympics, the Indian duo surrendered 3-6, 4-6 in little more than an hour.
All that talk of wanting to play together because they were best combination has now fallen flat in the second round, against a team which is not a regular doubles combination.
Understandably, Bhupathi and Bopanna chose to avoid the media.
When the match began, Bhupathi's wife Lara Dutta sat in one corner behind the Mirzas, Imran and Nasima, looking pretty in a black dress, smiling through her sunshades. She sat through it quietly and walked away, disappointed. It was not India's day.
The Indians seemed an inspired lot in the second set and broke the Frenchmen to go up 3-0. However, the advantage was lost as the Frenchmen got even at 4-4. They broke Bhupathi and after that sealed the set at 6-4.


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Crook: It's Good To Be Bad – highlights
Like Emraan's previous films, Crook has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. It looks like Emraan's film is incomplete without a kissing scene, and Crook has enough of it. In fact, the film has run into trouble because of the topless scene involving the lead actress Shella Alan. It has been given given an 'A' certificate for steamy lovemaking scenes.
One of the highlights of the film is certainly the daring performances from Emraan and Shella Alan. Film lovers will also look forward to see newcomer Neha Sharma on the big screens. Interestingly, the film deals with racial assault in Australian, that too on the wake the huge controversy surrounding the Indians in the country.
In Crook, Emraan is linked to mafia due to his dad's connection with them. So, he goes to Australia to get rid of all the problem. There, he falls in love with Neha Sharma, whose brother is not in good terms with the Australians. All hell broke loss when he faces racial assault.
Crook is produced by Mukesh Bhatt and directed by Mohit Suri. It is all set for release tomorrow, October 8. Watch out guys!


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Special Selections from Perrot's Youth Services Staff
August 2007
Get inspired with this month's picks-- picture book biographies of sports greats from history!
In addition, we recently updated our sports collection with biographies of current sports figures.
Check out the list of new sports biography titles at the bottom of this page.
Louis Sockalexis: Native American Baseball Pioneer
by Bill Wise, illustrated by Bill Farnsworth
Louis Sockalexis loved baseball since he was a boy. When he couldn't find a game, he would toss stones out into the water to strengthen his arm, then hit more stones with a homemade bat to improve his swing. Louis played baseball in college, and was recruited by Cleveland Spiders. As the first Native American in the major leagues, Louis was booed and jeered on the field, and newspapers called him horrible names like "The Savage." Although Louis Sockalexis' career was short, he was one of the most versatile players in baseball-- he had a .862 slugging percentage in 1895, batted .441 over two seasons, set the U.S. amateur record for the longest throw (393 feet), and once stole six bases in a single game.
Satchel Paige
Leroy Paige's talent for throwing was discovered early on-- his mother often sent him to kill a chicken for dinner, something he had no trouble doing with just one carefully-aimed rock. He got the nickname "Satchel" from his work toting bags at the railroad station. Paige went on to become the first African-American to pitch in the World Series. He said, "Ain't no man can avoid being average, but ain't no man got to be common."
Mighty Jackie: The Strike-Out Queen
by Marissa Moss, illustrated by C.F. Payne
Jackie Mitchell had played baseball for as long as she could remember-- even if the sport "wasn't for girls." Jackie's dad had always told her that she could be good at anything she wanted, so long as she worked at it. And Jackie had worked hard at baseball. At only seventeen, she ended up in an exhibition baseball game-- pitching to Babe Ruth! Did she strike him out? And what happened when Lou Gehrig came up to bat? You'll have to read the book to find out what happens!
Home Run: The Story of Babe Ruth
by Robert Burleigh, illustrated by Mike Wimmer
This is the story of George Herman Ruth, Jr., who started his career with the Baltimore Orioles at age nineteen, earning him the nickname "Babe." When Babe retired in 1935 with 714 home runs, he'd hit more than twice as many home runs during his career than any other player in the game. This book features amazing oil paintings, combined with a simple text. Each page also features a baseball card-style inset which give you more information on Babe's amazing baseball career.
Jim Thorpe's Bright Path
by Joseph Bruchac, illustrated by S.D. Nelson
James Thorpe was born in 1887, in the territory that would later become Oklahoma. His mother nicknamed him "Wa-tho-huck," or "Bright Path." Young Jim was sent off to boarding school, where he fell in love with football. He was a little small for the sport at the time, since he was only 100 pounds and a little less than five feet tall. Jim was recruited by Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania, where he excelled at track and field-- and football. Jim was a little bigger now, and so quick and nimble that he could run the ball all the way across the field without getting tackled. Jim Thorpe was good at every sport he tried, and went on to win Olympic track and field medals, and play professional baseball and football!
Champion: The Story of Muhammad Ali
by Jim Haskins, illustrated by Eric Velasquez
For his twelfth birthday, young Cassius Clay receive a beautiful red bike, which was stolen almost as soon as he received it. Cassius wanted to find the thief-- and beat him up! A policeman told him he ought to learn how to fight first, and offered to teach Cassius to box. This book will tell you how a loudmouth kid named Cassius became boxing great Muhammad Ali.
Campy: The Story of Roy Campanella
by David A. Adler, illustrated by Gordon C. James
Roy Campanella grew up playing stickball-- baseball played with a broomstick and a rubber ball. Roy was drafted into the Negro Leagues at just 15. He went on to become one of the first African-Americans, and the first African-American catcher, to play for the Major Leagues. Campanella, nicknamed "Campy," was loved by both fans and players for his good nature. He was chosen as the National League's all-star catcher eight years in a row, and was voted league MVP in 1951, 1953, and 1955. In 1958, Campanella's was in a car accident that left him paralyzed. Although his baseball career was over, Campy kept up his positive attitude, and set up a scholarship foundation for people with disabilities.
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The study covers the entire Portland metro area, including Vancouver. Its findings estimate the economic impact of cutting the dropout rate for a single high school class. The benefits would be far greater if dropout rates were permanently lowered, the authors say.
High school graduates buy more homes, buy more cars, earn more money and are more likely to go to college than high school dropouts, notes the study, which was sponsored by State Farm.
"The best economic stimulus is a high school diploma," said Bob Wise, the former West Virginia governor who heads the pro-education group behind the study. "From the individual student to the bank branch manager, new car salesman or Realtor, everyone wins when more students graduate from high school."
Here are the key findings for the Portland-Vancouver-Beaverton metro area, according to the study's authors:
An estimated 6,900 students in the local class of 2010 dropped
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- supporting 350 jobs and increasing the gross regional product by as much as $55 million by the time they reach the midpoint of their careers;
- earning $40 million more in an average year than they would without a high school diploma;
- spending an additional $29 million a year;
- boosting state tax revenues by $3.7 million a year
- spending an additional $3 million a year on cars and trucks.
The economic model used to generate the report was developed by the Alliance for Excellent Education and Economic Modeling Specialists.As The Oregonian reported Wednesday, Oregon has a huge dropout problem. One in three students in the class of 2010 failed to earn a diploma in four years, and about 11,600 dropped out.


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HOOVER, Alabama -- The proposed rezoning of 66 acres off Caldwell Mill Road for 109 homes will go to the Hoover City Council for consideration on March 18, Hoover zoning assistant Vanessa Bradstreet said this morning.
The Hoover Planning and Zoning Commission on Monday night recommended the 66 acres, now owned by O'Neal Steel and commonly called the Moon Glow Lake property, be rezoned from an agricultural district to a planned residential development district.
About 170 people filled the Hoover City Council chambers for the zoning board meeting, most expressing strong opposition to the rezoning. But zoning board members said they believed the developers with Signature Homes did a good job of revising their plans to accommodate nearby residents' concerns and minimize the impact of the development on them.
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He wrote: "I first seen this buck it was opening morning at day break. He came into 25 yards but I didn't have a clear shot through a hedge row. I hunted him every Friday , Saturday and Sunday of bow season. I had dreams about him ! I was obsessed.
The last Sunday ( 11-13-11 ) of bow season, I went into the woods before sunrise and waited once again, and patience paid off !
"He came in and gave me a clear 30 yrd shot. A PERFECT heart shot ! He ran about 50 yards and dropped. I was so excited , I had just shot my first deer with a bow and the biggest deer of my life. He weighed in at 190 pounds and measured 17 1/2" spread , 8 points.
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Traditionally, the inversion transitions of ammonia (NH_3) have been used as a primary temperature indicator. However, the physical model typically used for this method assumes that only three energy levels are populated. This model breaks down when the temperature becomes high enough, about 50K. Previous investigations to determine the temperatures of the cores of molecular clouds found them to be at about 70-150K. As these temperatures are beyond the range of accuracy of the inversion transition method, these numbers have great inherrant inaccuracies. We have investigated the utility of the CH_3CN molecule as a temperature monitor which retains its accuracy at higher temperatures. Using CH_3CN rotational transitions and two separate methods of analyzing the resultant data, we have obtained good temperature and column density figures for some 24 molecular cloud cores within our galaxy.
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"Interjurisdictional Competition for FDI: The Case of China's 'Development Zone Fever,'" Regional Science and Urban Economics, 2011, 41(2), pp. 145-159.
"Tipping and Residential Segregation: A Unified Schelling Model", Journal of Regional Science, 2011,51(1), pp. 167-193.
"Do Small Businesses Create More Jobs? New Evidence for the United States from the National Establishment Time Series", with David Neumark and Brandon Wall, Review of Economics and Statistics, 2011, 93(1), pp. 16-29.
"The Advantage of Experienced Start-Up Founders in Venture Capital Acquisition: Evidence from Serial Entrepreneurs", Small Business Economics, 2011, 36(2), pp. 187-208.
"Why Do Some U.S. Universities Generate More Venture-Backed Academic Entrepreneurs than Others?", Venture Capital, 2009, 11, pp. 133-162.
"The Effects of Wal-Mart on Local Labor Markets", with David Neumark and Stephen Ciccarella, Journal of Urban Economics, 2008, 63(2), pp. 405-430.
"Employment Dynamics and Business Relocation: New Evidence from the National Establishment Time Series," with David Neumark and Brandon Wall, Research in Labor Economics, 2007, vol. 26, pp.39-83.
"Where the Jobs Are: Business Dynamics and Employment Growth", with David Neumark and Brandon Wall, Academy of Management Perspectives, 2006, 20(4), pp 79-94.
"Residential Segregation in an All-Integrationist World," Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 2004, 54, pp. 533-550.
"A Dynamic Model of Residential Segregation," Journal of Mathematical Sociology, 2004, 28, pp. 147-170.
"Growing Silicon Valley on a Landscape: An Agent-Based Approach to High-Tech Industrial Clusters," Journal of Evolutionary Economics, 2003, 13, pp. 529-548.


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I can't wait for this game.
But have you even seen the guitar for the Wii yet?
well, at E3 (not that we dident already know...)they announced that guitar hero 3 was coming out for all 3, 3rd gen systems. im a huge GH fan so i cant wait,how about you? i think the guitar controller for the wii inparticular will be cool. but do you guys think it will jus be a big hunk of plastic like all the other stuff for the wiimote?, or mabey an attachment well worth the potential 40 dollars it may cost. So anyway what is your thoughts on this game? will it be great as the first 2(counting the upcoming "rock the 80s" expansion)(pre-ordered). i cant wait! mabey they'll throw in some motion sensors in the controller to make it so your character will lift or drop their guitar whenever you do. that would be pretty sweet right there. well post away!!!
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Nope, But the Xbox 360's controller is dope. it's a flying V that is awsome. The wii i would say has quite an advantage...its WIRELESS! i know in time they will make wireless attachments for both the 360 and PS3 but for the moment Wii is the only wireless GH controller. i have the other GH games but i hate when i cant spin, jump up and down, or do backflips . but a wireless flying V GH controller is a dream come TRUE!
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i originally thought that the frets were going th be the wiimote and the nunchuc the strome bar like u swing the nunchuc to strum
If the Wii is a sport then i'm an athlete.
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gotta say mr person nice throught. that would be stupendous for realisticness but that be annoying some times(wrist get terribley tired specially doing a really fast song) but nice thought
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That would be....very difficult and it probably wouldn't do so well anyways.Originally Posted by Mr. person
But yeah, i'm looking forward to this game.
The only reason why the wiimote is actually in the guitar is to activate star power. It also makes the whole package cheaper by 10 dollars. But honestly, it doesn't look all that great. I really don't wanna to put in and take out the wiimote when I dont wanna play GH. Oh well.
i wish the wii guitar looked like the ps2 guitar. but no, it's just a les paul w/ a wii mote sticking out of it.
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Um... no. the 360's new controller is a Les Paul, just like the Wii's and the PS3's. It does not have an advantage by being wireless because they are all wireless.Originally Posted by DJ Flip
I just care if the game has good songs like the 1st one and the guitar looks kick a$$ like the Ps2
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Police closed access to several blocks near Belleview Acres Park on Thursday, citing a resident's refusal to cooperate with the Sheriff's Office in a property reclamation visit to his home.
Multiple law-enforcement vehicles obstructed the entrance to the 13000 block of West Arlington Place, with yellow crime-scene tape and squad cars also restricting access to South Zinnia Court.
A registered sex offender was arrested early July 19 in South Jeffco after a local family reportedly discovered him trespassing in their garage.
Sean Deering, a Lakewood resident, is charged with six felony counts and is accused of entering the garage of a home in the 8700 block of West Fair Drive. The intruder allegedly crept under the garage door, which was open by about a foot. A woman who was asleep in the home woke shortly before 2 a.m. to find a man walking around in the unlit garage.
The jail that Jeffco outgrew in the mid-1980s still sits on the Colorado School of Mines campus in Golden, but the gnarled artifact has a date with the wrecking ball soon — and the building apparently won't be mourned or missed.
By most accounts, the structure, which was built in 1958 and housed the sheriff's department for almost three decades, does not hold fond memories for the sheriff's personnel who worked there — or, for that matter, for its former overnight guests.
According to U.S. District Judge Stefan Underhill of Connecticut, cheerleading is not a sport. But there are plenty of cheerleaders, coaches and parents in Colorado who would beg to differ.
Shoulder surgery to repair a dislocated rotator cuff. A broken nose. Plenty of doubters. And, yet, Lindsay Caprio wouldn't have it any other way. The 16-year-old Chatfield junior is a rugby player, no doubt about it.
Almost a third of the land owned by Jeffco's airport would be commercially developed under an unprecedented plan in which any ultimate profits would be split with a private firm based in Denver.
Details of a contract for the joint venture, the first public-private partnership land deal in Jefferson County's 148-year history, may not be finalized for months.
Jefferson County is updating its 10 community plans as part of its new Comprehensive Master Plan.
Meetings to gather citizen input for the South Jeffco plan will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, July 15, at the Ken Caryl Ranch House, 7676 S. Continental Divide Road, and on Wednesday, July 28, at the Columbine Library.
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP – Chestnut Ridge Middle School Technology Education Teacher and Technology Club Advisor Wendy Bradley and members of her club recently manufactured 22 wooden toy trucks, along with the same number of wooden peg games that will be donated to Robin's Nest in Glassboro in time for holiday giving.
"I love for the kids to develop hands-on skills, to learn how to use the machines and work with tools," Bradley said. "I liked the idea that this project would allow them to work with their hands to do something to help someone else within their own community. They really seemed to enjoy it."


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Eric and Aleea Roods of Mayfield are the parents of a boy, Alexander Philip Roods, born at 4:59 p.m. May 19, at Saratoga Hospital, weighing 5 pounds, 11 ounces and was 19 1/2 inches long. He joins his two sisters, Kayla and Keightlyn Roods.
The maternal grandparents are Mark and Franceen Meacham of Broadalbin and Kathy Pazzaglia of North Carolina. The great-grandmothers are Erna Meacham and Barbra Phillips of Broadalbin.
The paternal grandparents are Bonnie Roods of Ballston Spa, Saratoga County, and Philip Roods of Saratoga Springs. The great-grandmother is Francis Turney of Ballston Spa.
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Cmdr. Thomas Dickinson and Jamie Groff Dickinson of Fairfax, Va., are the parents of a girl, Elena Marie Dickinson, born at 7:54 a.m. Feb 15, weighing 7 pounds, 13 ounces and measuring 20 1/2 inches long. Elena joins two brothers, Zane and Connor Dickinson.
The maternal grandparents are James and Nora Groff and the great-grandmother is Virginia Groff, all of Northville.
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St. Tammany Parish Assessor Patricia Schwarz Core says she has reformed credit card use at her office, reducing the number of staffers who have cards from eight to three and ending the practice of buying food for those who are putting in long hours. Those were needed changes, but going forward, the veteran assessor must make sure that everyone in her office -- herself included -- understands what can and can't be charged to the public.
Alcoholic beverages and expensive gifts, for example, are not allowed by state law. But Ms. Schwarz Core used her card to pay for a meal with constituents that included alcohol. She also bought an $800 diamond necklace for a retiring employee. She reimbursed the cost for the necklace herself when she learned it wasn't a legal purchase, she said. She also reimbursed the alcohol charges -- but not until late last spring, when it came to light in a television news report.
Someone who's been in public office for 19 years should have a better understanding of the rules and make sure that everyone under her follows them. The $263 in alcohol charges from 2008 to April 2011 included to-go meals that she and her chief deputy, George Klumpp Jr., picked up at Ruth's Chris Steakhouse in Baton Rouge to bring back to the Covington office: two rib eyes, two barbecue shrimp dinners and three Tanqueray gin and 7UPs.
Ms. Schwarz Core acknowledged that it was improper to buy alcohol with public money and to consume it on work time, but added "There wasn't a whole lot of liquor over a three-year period.''
That misses the point. It's shocking that a high-ranking staffer would buy any booze on the public dime, much less tote it back to the office. It's also hard to understand why Ms. Schwarz Core chose to discuss property assessments with constituents over dinner and drinks -- and then charge it to the public.
Ms. Schwarz Core attributes much of the $35,000 spent on meals to the last parishwide property reassessment when her office dealt with 25,000 challenges. Her staff put in long hours without overtime, and she bought them food, she said, a practice she has since halted.
That's a good change, but Ms. Schwarz Core should also be on the lookout for wasteful spending. Buying uniforms for employees and putting them up in hotels for conferences as close by as New Orleans and Baton Rouge doesn't seem like the best use of public money.
Public officials obviously need to follow the law, but they should use good judgment, too.


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20Jeans' social connect buttons are clearly displayed, but not intrusive. During my first visit, I liked the retailer's Facebook page, and within minutes a friend commented saying that they loved the website and had already purchased. This social validation was key to keeping me engaged, further evaluating the brand and its products.
The next day, I received a Facebook offer from 20Jeans within my news feed: A free tie with any purchase made within the next two weeks. With this timely effort, 20Jeans retook mindshare, utilized a promotion that did not devalue its brand, created a compelling event, and drove me back into the shopping funnel.
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Take Action: Online consumer-brand relationships are no longer simple, linear transactions (discover/consider/convert). While social media can absolutely play a role in a customer's purchasing decision, it can also be a distraction. Leverage social as a way to continue a conversation off-site. When consumers are on-site, use the available data to know where they are in the funnel, what role social has already played, and then determine whether to be more or less overt with social callouts.
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A trend I've heard about from a few retailers in the fashion space centers around bringing a product to life. When shopping, a website visitor is no doubt considering "who am I, what am I shopping for, and how would it look on me." While some retailers have begun to help answer these questions by deploying user-generated content—actual customers wearing said products—20Jeans offers a "Shop by Look" section. The site clearly serves multiple, perhaps drastically different personas; for example, fashionable college guy versus young professional working in a business casual office setting.
Know Me: A returning visitor, who has browsed a specific product set over a time interval but has yet to purchase.
Take Action: Marketers in every vertical need to clearly portray the vision of "life after conversion"—how much fun will be had in the hotel I just booked, the financial freedom I'll have thanks to the credit card I just applied for, or how great I'll look in the shirt I just purchased.
With the knowledge that I have spent considerable time browsing oxford shirts and ties but have NOT purchased, 20Jeans could move its "professional" looks to the forefront of my experience, helping me to envision the look they know I am trying to portray, and more prominently calling out sizing details (providing useful functionality at a key stage). Likewise, for those visitors who have already purchased and are comfortable with 20Jeans' sizing, the retailer could utilize the same real estate in a different, more relevant way.
Cross-Device Functionality
Customers routinely use different devices to accomplish various tasks over multiple days within the buying process. Do not miss out on a key point in the consideration stage by deploying a site experience that is NOT optimized for tablet.
Know Me: A returning visitor, using a tablet, and who has browsed specific products over a time interval but has yet to purchase.
Take Action: For tablet users, 20Jeans enabled click-to-hover functionality that mimicked the experience I encountered on its desktop website, making it extremely easy for me to continue my leisurely browsing. Without this consistency, I likely would have left the site, assuming that I would pick up at another time on my laptop… and probably would have forgotten. In that case, how many more resources would 20Jeans have needed to re-engage me?


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GLASSBORO - More than 100 students from throughout the state gathered at Rowan University's Bunce Hall on Friday to compete in the New Jersey National Geographic Bee.
Two students from Gloucester County, Christopher Niemann of West Deptford and Jesse Flowers of Logan Township, were among the participants.
The event, which drew a huge crowd of parents and siblings from each end of the Garden State, is expected to be an annual occurrence at the Glassboro campus from now on. The next two years have already been promised to the state university, said state coordinator Ellen Kolonoski.
After the preliminary rounds, seven students with perfect scores qualified to move on to the finals and another 17 tied so a tie-breaker was held. Three of those students earned seats in the finals.
The winner of the final round was David Yin, an eighth-grader from West Windsor in Mercer County. The question: Saxony is a state in what present-day country?
David correctly answered Germany, earning him the state title, a prize of $100 and a trip to Washington, D.C. in May where he'll represent New Jersey in the national finals which will be moderated by Jeopardy host Alex Trebek. The national winner will receive a $25,000 college scholarship.


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I am not a fan of Maurice Cheeks coaching. But...
If the Sixers make the playoffs, how do you say good-bye? Today I will list a few basic reasons why Maurice Cheeks should be resigned for next year.
Reason 1 - Cheeks knows his players and they are playing very hard. Bringing in a new coach at the end of this season might be starting from scratch.
Reason 2 - This is the best season Cheeks has had as a Sixers coach. He's growing into the role. One more season might show that Cheeks is a first-rate coach.
Reason 3 - You don't want to repeat the Jim O'Brien fiasco. The Sixers had a first-rate coach in Jim O'Brien, and they let him go. It set the team back 4 years. Why risk doing that again?
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Bucs win 'nail biter,' advance to quarterfinals | Boys soccer
POULSBO — Kingston coach Craig Smith never thought the state game against the Orting Cardinals would go into overtime.
Alex Hernandez' goal in the 65th minute put the Kingston Buccaneers up 1-0 with the game nearing its end. It was another goal by Hernandez later on that would decide the winner.
"After that first goal, I thought that was it," Smith said.
With about 10 minutes left in the game, however, referees blew the whistle against the Bucs. The Cardinals were given a penalty kick, which they used to score.
"We had been defending [the Cardinals] well," Smith said. "It was not a high-shooting game. It was more defensive and counter attack, but we had more of the offense."
The game went into overtime, tied 1-1.
"I had [players] wanting to sub out because their guts hurt," Smith said of the overtime battle.
Unable to come up with a goal, the Bucs and Cardinals went into a sudden death shootout.
Up one goal in the shootout, Kingston's fourth kicker missed.
Smith said he typically does not save the best shootout kicker for last.
"There's a lot of psychology … You want the right guy," Smith said.
This time, however, Smith saved one of the best for last. Hernandez scored the final goal in the shootout.
"It was very worthwhile this time," Smith said.
The Bucs advance to the quarterfinals of the 2A State Soccer Tournament. They play Capital Cougers at a time, date, and location still being determined.
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Osang Fostanes Got Another Standing Ovation on Israel X-Factor
Rose Fostanes, the Filipina caregiver in Israel, competed for the second round of X-Factor.
Osang who according to the interview has a little confidence on herself because Israelis knew that Filipinos are working as house cleaners and caregivers. She thinks that she's an alien and all eyes are looking at her. Nobody was talking to her and even people tell her that she sings very good, she doesn't believe them.
"My heart is like tugtog because if you get one mistake, maybe your journey in X-Factor will be gone. And maybe your dream to be something else will all be finished," she said.
Fostanes sang You and I by Lady Gaga and she nailed it again. She received standing ovation at the end of her performance.
Osang who just had a concert for a cause to help the Typhoon Yolanda victims in the Philippines only proved that she is something else and her dream is not finished yet.
Filipinos, especially OFWs, are very proud of you!
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Fremont man wins $1M from Mega Millions drawing
Published 8:37 AM CDT Oct 17, 2012
A Fremont man has won $1 million from the Nebraska Mega Millions lottery game.
The Nebraska Lottery says a ticket bought by Gerald Ritter at Tom's Beverage Shop in Fremont matched five of the six numbers from Friday's drawing: 6, 10, 24, 26 and 42. That won him $250,000, But he'd added the $1 Megaplier option, which multiplied the $250,000 by four.
Ritter says he and his wife, Robin Ritter, plan to pay bills and save the rest of the money for their future.
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BUENA VISTA TOWNSHIP, MI — The Buena Vista School District has one more chance.
Buena Vista school board President Randy L. Jackson said he's not sure if Buena Vista officials can secure a loan in two days.
"ÂÂWe'ÂÂre going to do whatever we can to meet the deadline. It's a tight one,"ÂÂ he said. "ÂÂIf we go down, we'ÂÂre going down fighting."ÂÂ
On Wednesday, July 17, the board voted to authorize charter management company Leona Group to negotiate with state officials on the district's behalf. The company, with another vote, could take over management of Buena Vista while it remains a public district.
Jackson called the loan timeline unreasonable.
"A long process doesn'ÂÂt happen overnight. It took us weeks to get a state aid note last year,"ÂÂ Jackson said.
Board Secretary Rhonda L. Burton, who attended the Lansing hearing, told MLive.com she's staying positive and will work hard during the next four days.
District officials will contact the Leona Group charter management company and the district's volunteer financial consultant to get more details about what it needs to do.
Jackson said he doesn't yet know the size of the loan the district needs.
As a result, Buena Vista closed for two weeks in May. The district's deficit elimination plan, submitted to the state, was accepted on the third try. That allowed the state to release up to $460,000 in state aid, and classes resumed. The last day of school was June 26.
A state report dated June 26 said the district is unlikely to be operational in the fall.
While Inkster School District already had a private loan in the works, officials revealed during the Lansing session, Buena Vista does not.
"The superintendent is out of office until Monday," Jackson said. "This puts us at a huge disadvantage."


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BRISTOL, Conn. -- ESPN Radio will air out-of-market broadcasts for Dolphins, Giants, Jets, Patriots and Steelers games starting this season.
ESPN said today that it had signed individual agreements with each club for Sunday afternoon contests. The teams' games will continue to be broadcast on their official local stations in their home markets.
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Hallo Eldon! I have to read all days some mails, What fin.????????? Sorry, I work fins.
The most write how many liter the board have. I mail back. For Slalom, Freeride, Speed,
Wave ,Freestyle? The answer lets say is the most time : Freeride.
I mail back: Just for fun? Or with more speed? Okay for fun. How many liter have your
board? How big are your sails? What is your weight? Love you to go down wind, or high
upwind or both? Okay: 130l, 6-9m˛ sails, your weight is 85kg, you love more down wind.
There my fins are for all water good, I forget the question: flat or chop. At best only one fin. Here I can say : I think my Freeride Duo 39 cm in Carbon should be okay. With only
7m˛ is 36 cm faster, but only one fin. Upwind are the softer G10 fins better than carbon.
The most forget what box. You see now, so many questions and answers,not so easy and
that was only a part of all it. I forgot weedfins. Where can I read what faster is? A upright
fin, a rake 30° fin, or can it be a weedfin with 45°. At the moment not so easy to say.
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It was a dark and stormy night. I climbed into my Honda CRV and locked the door to foil muggers. I looked for the ignition switch, but it was not visible. There was a small light that was supposed to guide the insertion of the key in the dark. Why was it not lit??? I inserted the key by fumble to start the car and made a mental note to call Honda service and get the light fixed.
Next day I investigated and found that the ignition switch light was connected to the overhead light and it went out when the door was locked. I complained to Honda service that the light should stay on until the key is inserted. What is the point of having a light that is not lit when it is needed? The answer was that that is how it is made - they are all that way.
The monkeys that designed this car compounded their stupidity by making the key light come on when the key is removed!! The monkeys put a switch on the ignition lock to detect the presence of the key and then used it in a spectacularly retarded way. Arrrg!!
To be fair to Honda, I must point out that I rented a Toyota Prius that did the same thing. Perhaps both cars used the same IC logic chip and so got the same mass produced faulty logic. How hard would it have been to wire the lamp directly to the key switch? No IC logic needed to do that, just brains.


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Skip to comments.Complaints prompt water park to end discounts for church groups
Posted on 08/13/2012 3:29:17 PM PDT by Hunton Peck
Now, no one gets the discount.
A water park in the heart of the Bible Belt is ending the $5-per-person discount it had been offering on its entrance fee to church groups after the head of a secular charity that caters to inner-city youths requested the same deal for its kids.
The Willow Springs Water Park in Little Rock, Ark., had been knocking a few dollars off the price of admission for people who came to the park with their church group. The entrance fee was lowered 50 percent to $5 for children who came in that context. However, when Leifel Jackson, executive director of Reaching Our Children and Neighborhoods (ROCAN), a secular non-profit that seeks to help inner-city youth, asked if the 35 kids he wanted to bring to the park could get the same discount, he was rebuffed by a park office worker.
The park, which hosts Bible camps throughout the summer and has long catered to church groups, charges $15 for adults, $10 for children under 15 years of age, and $9-a-head for groups over 15 people. The park knocks $6 off admission for firefighters, law enforcement and members of the military.
Undeterred, Jeff Poleet, a second ROCAN administrator, phoned David Ratliff, Willow Spring Water Park's owner, to complain about what he felt was a discriminatory practice.
As a result, Ratliff decided to cancel the church-group discounts, rather than give ROCAN the same.... But the story doesn't end there.
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Freedom for property owners is a thing of the past. A business owner should be able to give discounts to anybody he wants or not at all.
Perhaps he should re-institute the program on a rebate basis, depending on the observed collective behavior of the groups. A little video footage goes a long way.
Well, next thing you know, they'll be having to give discounts to Boy Scouts, basketball teams, the Bloods and Crips, Hells Angels, used car salesmen, nudist colonies, Satan worshipers, actuaries, packer/munchers, child molesters, Renault owners....any kind of group.
A Pennsylvania atheist filed a grievance with the state's Human Relations Commission this summer after he learned that Prudhommes Lost Cajun Kitchen in Columbia was offering a 10 percent discount on meals to people who brought their church bulletin with them . . . the restaurant's owner refused to halt the promotion. And the matter is still pending before the secular Pennsylvania commission.
I am disgusted with this self-righteous bully; what kind of person thinks he has the right to dictate pricing policy and business decisions to a private company? I am equally disgusted that a "Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission" even exists. If that was my restaurant, I would plaster the thuggish Atheist's name everywhere I could - to encourage the decent people of the town to shun him, which I'd assume they are mostly doing already simply because of equally revolting behavior in his other daily activities.
The attacks on Christians never seem to cease and continue from vandalizing Chick-Fil-A's, to burning churches, killing Christians, forcing mosques in our Christian communities, imposing gay marriage in our cites and now eliminating discounts for Christians at a water park.
I may be reaching here, but on balance, church youth groups juuuust might be a little less prone to violence than inner city youts.
I may be reaching here, but on balance, church youth groups juuuust might be a little less prone to violence than inner city youts.
But you're assuming absolute liberty to do that. In Obama's America, liberty is old and tired, and grandpa government is here to stay.
I'm sure this doesn't come as news, but there are plenty of church youth groups that include inner-city kids. It's not where the kids come from, but the purpose for which they're gathered.
Looks like a reclaimed gravel pit. I'll pass on Inner City Youth discount day.
I know what everyone is saying here, but this one rubs me the wrong way. Why did they cancel the church program rathe than giving the discount to the inner city kids? I know all about private property but this just doesn't seem like the right decision — it seems like cutting off you nose to spite your face. And like it or not, we've lived for a long time in a world where you can't favor one religion or group over another. You can't give Christians a discount over non-Christians in any business, just like you can't give whites a discount over blacks. Once again, I understand and sympathize with the arguments that private businesses should be able to do what they want to do but we have not lived in that world for 40 or 50 years with anti-discrimination laws.
"Ladies pay no cover charge"
"Free ladies night"
I'm not an expert, but I'm pretty sure your interpretation of the Federal anti-discrimination laws is incorrect, for now.
You never know when those laws will sprout new penumbras and eminences, though.
If I were Mr. Ratliff, I would, following each church group at full admission, make a sunday visit to that congregation. I would say hello, and drop an offering in the plate in cash. It is a free country. One just has to be a little smarter.
Is this the same water park where Katy Perry's bathing suit fell off? Forget the discount, I'll pay full price for that.
Promoting good is against the law. It discriminates against evil.
It's hard to say on either this one or the other one in the article where the guy gave a discount if you brought in your church bulletin. You couldn't legally give a discount only to black people, but could you give a discount only to NAACP members? Couldn't he make them private club members and give them special club pricing and make it a requirement of membership that they sign a document claiming membership in a church? Obviously not every form of special pricing for a certain group is considered discriminatory, a la ladies' nights.
Unless there's more to the story than is in the article (which, of course, is likely), I'm not sure I see a loss of freedom here. The water park offered discounts to church groups. The inner city youth group asked for the same discount, and was turned down. The group complained, directly to the water park, and the water park responded by eliminating the discount. The water park wasn't forced to do so by the government, they chose to do so.
Of course, there may well have been a legal threat of some kind in that second phone call (I'd almost be surprised if there wasn't), but absent that, it looks like the water park simply capitulated to the complaints. Nothing wrong with that - the group was free to complain, and the water park was free to respond as they saw fit.
so I decided to become a self-righteous non-religious person.
Last year, there was a case where a private pool had to close down because they refused to allow an inner city group to bring kids to it, and they would not change their policy, so they closed. (I don't think it was a inner city church group, but I do think the distinction is important)
They HAD allowed those same inner city groups to rent the facilities, but they were so disruptive and destructive they vowed not to allow them in again.
So they were sued. And they closed up instead.
I don't remember where it was, but I did read the news article on it.
This is different, apparently, and doesn't look like it was this kind of thing. But I will admit that when I hear about interactions that businesses have with inner city youths, the context is important.
I thought the same thing, but then I read the threat by the pesky lawyer who told him be had better not give any covert discount. I bet this prick has a private dick following this guy around, hoping to catch him making donations and file a billion dollar discrimination suit and sic the DOJ on him.
Militant atheists are undoubtedly the most miserable, obnoxious and annoying people there are on this earth. If they they are unhappy here, just wait until the go to the next place.
You left out the part where the advocacy group threatened legal action ,meaning the government, which is why he acquiesced. The government will call his park a "public accommodation" and punish him if he doesn't get right with the secularists. In a free country such a threat would not exist and people could frequent or not frequent his park based on his discount policies.
According to this article, at least, the "advocacy group" (read: thuggish lawyers) caught wind of this after the water park changed its policy, and threatened legal action if the water park reinstitutes the discount. Obviously that's a problem, but that does not appear to have been a factor in the initial decision.
You have no conscience. :-} Why else would the owner change existing policy? One reason and one reason only, the threat of government hanging over his exposed neck.
There's some pretty clear rules here, and it is not particularly hard to operate legally if you follow them.
As far as the church groups go, that is probably the trickiest one. You can't offer a discount for a church group *as such* without getting hassled; so you have to restructure the offer, perhaps as a coupon in an "advertisement annex" to a church bulletin. Creativity is a must to get away with this.
The deal about giving a discount for bringing in a church bulletin is not discriminatory, and the scoundrel's statement that "I did this not out of spite", is a bald faced lie.
It's their business! They have a right to do what they want.
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Challenges in Initiating and Conducting Personalized Cancer Therapy Trials: Perspectives from WINTHER, a Worldwide Innovative Network (WIN) Consortium Trial. Rodon J, Soria JC, Berger R, Batist G, Tsimberidou A, Bresson C, Lee JJ, Rubin E, Onn A, Schilsky RL, Miller WH Jr, Eggermont AM, Mendelsohn J, Lazar V, Kurzrock R. Ann Oncol. 2015 Apr 23. pii: mdv191. [Epub ahead of print] Henriques L, M Palumbo, MP Guay, B Bahoric, M Basik, P Kavan, G Batist. Title: Imiquimod in the Treatment of Breast Cancer Skin Metastases. J Clin Oncol. 2014 Mar 10;32(8):e22-5. doi: 10.1200/JCO.2012.46.4883. Epub 2014 Jan 13
Oriana Yu, Maria Eberg, Serge Benayoun, Armen Aprikian, Gerald Batist, Samy Suissa, and Laurent Azoulay. Use of statins and risk of death in patients with prostate cancer. J Clin Oncol. 2014 Jan 1;32(1):5-11 doi: 10.1200/JCO.2013.49.4757. Epub 2013 Nov 4.
Chukkapalli S, Amessou M, Kumar Dilly A, Dekhil H, Liu Q, Bandyopadhyay S, Thomas RD, Bejna A, Batist G, Kandouz M, title: Ehd3, a regulator of vesicular trafficking, is silenced in gliomas and functions as a tumor suppressor by controlling cell cycle arrest and apoptosis. Carcinogenesis. 2014 Apr;35(4):877-85. doi: 10.1093/carcin/bgt399. Epub 2013 Dec 4
Chukkapalli S, Amessou M, Kumar Dilly A, Dekhil H, Zhao J, Liu Q, Bejna A, Thomas RD, Bandyopadhyay S, Bismar TA, Neill D, Azoulay L, Batist G, Kandouz M. Role of the EphB2 receptor in autophagy, apoptosis and invasion in human breast cancer cells. Exp Cell Res. 2014 Jan15; 320(2):233-46
Stewart DJ. Batist G.,Title: Redefining cancer: a new paradigm for better and faster treatment innovation. J Popul Ther Clin Pharmacol. 2014;21(1):e56-65. Epub 2014 Feb 23.
Henriques L1, Palumbo M, Guay MP, Bahoric B, Basik M, Kavan P, Batist G., Title Imiquimod in the treatment of breast cancer skin metastasis. J Clin Oncol. 2014 Mar 10;32(8):e22-5. doi: 10.1200/JCO.2012.46.4883. Epub 2014 Jan 13
Ferrario C. Batist G., title Advances in the approach to novel drug clinical development for breast cancer." Expert Opin Drug Discov. 2014 Jun;9(6):647-68. doi: 10.1517/17460441.2014.911282. Epub 2014 Apr 23.


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When I was a teenager, I had a step-mother. (Technically, she is my ex-step-mother, now, but we don't need to get into that.)
Anyway, we had the typical teenager/step-mother relationship. In other words, not the best. There were many reasons for this that I also won't get into here. But, the cool thing is she had my sister when I was 15. Something happened once that little kid came into the picture. Things relaxed a bit on both sides. And, we had a connection that was never going to go away. I think I started to see her as a human being, and she started to see me through the eyes of a woman who was now a mother, instead of just a girlfriend/wife to my dad. We weren't just fighting for my father's attention, anymore.
So, the reason I go into this story is this. Around that time, my step-mother and I had another thing we bonded through. Cookies! We both loved cookies. Loved making cookies. Eating cookies. Making more cookies. Eating more cookies.
We made a lot of the typical cookies together. Chocolate chip, snicker doodle, etc. But, she introduced me to No Bake Cookies. I do not recall having had these before. And, once I had them, I was in heaven.
Have you ever had these things? They are great!
Well, when I was trying to come up with a cookie recipe for the April in the Raw event, I thought about these cookie. I couldn't remember how they were made, but since they were no-bake, I figured they should work. Then I found a recipe on line and realized that no way in h-e-double-hockey-sticks could these qualify as raw. Not even close.
But, I was still obsessed with the idea of making these again. But, since I am now gluten-free and dairy-free, I was going to need to do some tweaking. (You can also make this without peanut butter. I substituted sun butter in one batch that I made at my FIL's. He tried them. Then his eyes got all wide. He's allergic to peanut butter. I made them with sunbutter for him, but I forgot to tell him before he ate any. Oops. He's ok. Just scared him a bit.)
So, anyway, I was very excited when I made these because they taste pretty close to the "real" version. At least from what I remember.
PS – I am linking this post to Gluten-Free Wednesdays hosted by gfe-gluten-free easily, The Gluten-Free Homemaker and Lynn's Kitchen Adventures. Lots of good gluten-free stuff there.


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• Two different groups of students unveil their underwater robots.
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Friday morning a robot combs the swimming pool bottom at Homer High School, moving left or right, up or down, by a series of simple levers operated by a 15-year-old teen.
The robot's eye is a digital camera connected to a television screen. It fits in a lap-top sized case. The screen shows the Rover on a mission to collect a ring from the bottom of the pool.
"We assembled two of these Remote Operating Vehicles or Rovers, that will be at Peterson Bay for future education," sophomore Trevor Flynn explains. "They'll be used so students can look underwater and see what's living in Peterson Bay."
Flynn, Thomas Vanek, 15, and Mark Nagle, 17, are the high school trio of brilliant minds who worked with engineer Pete Fineo the past five weeks to create the two underwater robots from kits called ROV-In-A Box. The Center for Alaska Coastal Studies provided the kits, but the crew quickly realized they would need to make modifications to allow for Alaska conditions.
"The kits are usually for high school competition, meant to last two or three hours. We are hoping to get a year out of these," Flynn said. "I'm not sure how often they will be used, but they will be fairly heavily used for a year."
The cube frame needed to be stronger, picture two frames 12 by 12, one on top the other separated by three-inch piping to hold the frames apart. This forms the structure, with three bilge pump motors mounted between the two frames. One motor raises or lowers the ROV; the other two move it to the left or right.
Each ROV is tethered to a battery powered unit or brain center and the hand-held remote control box. The umbilical-like cable contains a group of cords that carry electrical power, video and data signals back and forth between the operator and the ROV.
Fineo's group added a second 12 volt battery to the original kit and the ability to switch with a control of the lever from 12 to 24 volt to double the power.
"This has a lot more power, its more stronger and more sturdy," Flynn said.
After two hours of use in the Homer pool, a red light warned of losing power. "That's good to know," Fineo said. "We've been using it how long now, and the battery is just now going down."
The project, coordinated with high school shop teacher Cameron Wyatt and the CACS coordinator, Jenni Medley, depended on the engineering of Fineo and the three students. Wyatt gave the shop space and after-school time, while Medley helped the students understand the robot's real work application. Fineo, the retired Navy engineer, showed them how to put it all together.
"He showed us how the wiring would work and then we designed it and put it in," Flynn said.
The end result: a real ROV, ready for students' hands guiding the levers as it opens underwater vistas they wouldn't otherwise be able to see.
"This is a budding project that has been evolving over the last few years with more sophisticated engineering," Medley explained. After a test in the harbor, the robots go to work soon at Peterson Bay. The facility is operated by the Alaska Center for Coastal Studies. Soon 30 different classes will rotate in and out for three-day visits in the next six weeks. The veritable science factory has become a learning tradition for 4th and 5th graders to gain hands on marine ecology. In this case, they will see what the robot finds on the protective bay floor. The students come from across the Kenai Peninsula.
"When they look into tidal pools, (marine life) is usually deflated and on the surface. This allows them to see underneath the water for bio diversity counts," Medley said. Using robots to take inventory of the marine diversity is an attempt to stay up-to-date with ocean technology and current research.
Department of Fish and Game biologists use ROV's in rock fish survey counts. Imagine the robots walking the seabed floor, navigating the currents, Kasistna Lab Director Kris Holdereid said.
"The currents are big. The ROV's need to be turbo charged and maneuver tightly. It has to be controlled carefully," Holdereid said. "This (ROV) operates on the same principle."
Another application is the inspection of oil rigs. The ROV's can save divers time by identifying erosion or other factors that predict future problems on the rigs.
The power switch allows for fast or slow movement by shifting a lever from 12 to 24 volt battery power.
"You don't want it moving by too fast or you won't be able to see anything," Nagle points out.
These ROV's are cube shaped frames with buoyancy features symmetrically placed to keep it evenly afloat. Foam blocks are packaged in black electrical tape. Three four-inch motors from bilge pumps are mounted between the frames. Two move it forward and backwards. One moves it up and down.
Friday's work in the swimming pool was a chance to see if the ROV functioned properly. Presenting them to the ACCS.
"Everything worked well, other than modifications to the buoyancy design today," Flynn said. "Every body though it was rally cool. The woman from NOAA (Kris Holdereid) thought they were great. We weren't quite sure what everyone would think."
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