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BLACKMAN TWP., MI – A man wielding a weapon entered the Lightning Quick Convenience Store on Thursday night, demanded money and then fled on foot, Jackson County Sheriff's Office officials say.
Jackson County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to the convenience store in the 4200 block of W. Michigan Avenue about 10 p.m. Thursday, May 9.
Upon entering the store, the man threatened the attendant with a weapon and demanded money, Undersheriff Christopher Kuhl said.
The suspect then fled on foot. Blackman-Leoni Township Department of Public Safety's K9 unit was used to track the suspect, but the suspect was not located. Public safety officers helped deputies collect evidence from the scene, Kuhl said.
Anyone with information regarding this incident can contact Detective Sgt. Tim Schlundt at 517-768-7931 or Mid-Michigan Crime Stoppers at 517-483-7867.


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When I create customized settings to C1 and C2, such as Flash Off, Continuous Shooting, etc., when I leave and go back to C1 or C1, or if I turn the camera off and then back on again, the settings I created are never saved....the camera just goes back to the default settings.
Can anyone help with this? Thank you.
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VINELAND — A city man was accused of driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident after a collision on Chestnut Avenue Saturday, according to police.
Officers were called to the intersection of South East Boulevard and Chestnut Avenue at about 9:25 p.m. by a man who said he was the victim of a hit-and-run accident. He told police he was stopped at a red light when a vehicle struck him form behind and took off.
The caller reportedly followed the other vehicle until it pulled into a driveway, according to police.
When police arrived, they said found Nicholas Rodriguez-Jimenez, 29, of 8th Street, sitting in the front seat along with a 24-pack of Coronita beers. Only two of the bottles were opened, police said.
Rodriguez-Jimenez was charged with DWI, leaving the scene of the accident and other various traffic offenses.
The other driver complained of neck pain but declined medical treatment at the scene.
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Oswego, NY -- The community is invited to meet and support members of the new Oz Roller Girls roller derby league when players serve as guest bartenders Saturday night, April 9, at LaGraf's Pub, 187 E. 10th St. in Oswego.
Members of the first-year women's roller derby team will tend bar from 7 p.m. until close, accepting tips to raise funds to offset organizational costs that include insurance fees and facilities rental. In addition, those present can buy chances on two VIP trackside tickets to a home bout, with the winner drawn at midnight.
The Oz Roller Girls open their season against the Crown City Rollerz April 23, at Oswego's Crisafulli Rink.


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Despite closing in on their sixth hour of baseball on Saturday night, the New Orleans Zephyrs kept things interesting. A team with a knack for scoring late, they didn't disappoint in Game 2 of a doubleheader at Zephyr Field.
The Zephyrs didn't take the lead until the sixth inning of a shortened seven inning game in 5-4 victory over the Omaha Storm Chasers (23-25). With the game tied up at four, Ed Lucas hit a line drive to right field to single in Gorkys Hernandez, who was pinch running for Ben Lasater.
Lasater singled to center field to lead off the sixth, and was replaced by Hernandez, who stole second. Paul Gran walked, and both runners advanced on a passed ball by catcher Max Ramirez.
Kevin Mattison was intentionally walked to load the bases and Matt Downs struck out, bringing Lucas to the plate for the go-ahead hit with two outs. Although Hernandez reached home, Paul Gran was thrown out at the plate to end the inning.
It was a wild game for the Zephyrs (23-25), who scored in almost every fashion after rallying back from a 3-0 deficit in the second inning.
Omaha got the jump early with a leadoff walk in the second, and hit consecutive singles to load the bases. Willy Tavaras' line drive to right field scored two runs, and a single by Irving Falu scored a third. Taveras was thrown out at home to end the inning.
New Orleans chipped into the lead in the second. After leading off with a walk by Bryan Petersen, Kevin Kouzmanoff reached on a fielding error to send him home.
Kyle Skipworth flew into a double play, scoring Kouzmanoff.
Omaha added another run in the fourth with an RBI single by local product Johnny Giavotella, but the Z's responded with a run in the bottom of the frame.
It wasn't a pretty inning for Omaha starting pitcher Brian Sanches, who was pelted for three hits. Kouzmanoff, Smolinski and Lasater each singled to load the bases before Sanches was replaced with Francisley Bueno.
It didn't help much, as he gave the Zephyrs a free pass by walking Gran to score a run with the bases juiced.
The rally ended quickly, however, as Mattison struck out looking to end the inning.
Omaha right fielder Anthony Seratelli hit a one-out triple in the fifth, but it was for naught as Tracy grounded out and Taveras popped up.
The Zephyrs took the opening and ran with it, as Downs walked to start off the fifth, moved to second off an Ed Lucas single, and scored on a wild pitch to tie things up.
It was the second win of the day for the Zephyrs, who also earned a 5-3 victory in a rescheduled game earlier in the day. The game was originally scheduled to be played on May 1, but was postponed for a month due to rain that day.
New Orleans took the lead with a 2-run triple by Gran and an RBI single by Mattison in the bottom of the second. A third-inning jam provided some tense moments, as Omaha put runners in scoring position with a leadoff single and a double by Irving Falu.
Ramirez's sacrifice fly scored a run, but Christian Colon grounded out to end the inning and leave Falu on base with Omaha trailing 3-1.
The Zephyrs added some insurance runs in the fifth inning after Gran doubled to lead off the inning. He advanced to third on a wild pitch, and Mattison singled to drive him home.
Another wild pitch by Nate Adcock sent Mattison to second, and he reached third on a groundout by Hernandez. Adcock continued to falter with a third wild pitch that allowed Mattison to score.
Giavotella sent a solo homer over the left field wall to lead off the seventh. Consecutive singles put men on the corners, and Tracy's sac fly scored the second run of the inning with one out.
The next two batters went down in order, and Omaha couldn't get anything going in the eighth or ninth against Jonathan Albaladejo.
Adcock was charged with the loss, and Matt Neil got the win for the Zephyrs.


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Sharon Van Etten, simply moving on
By Marc Masters
Sunday, February 5, 2012
You don't have to read between the lines of "Tramp," the new album by indie-folk singer/songwriter Sharon Van Etten, to hear the dislocation she felt when recording it. "You're the reason why I'll move to the city," she sings in "Give Out," "Or why I'll need to leave."
Moving is practically all Van Etten (who plays the Black Cat on Saturday) did during the two years it took to create "Tramp." She toured so much that she didn't even have a permanent address. Whenever she returned to New York City to continue studio sessions with Aaron Dessner, co-founder of the band the National, she slept on friends' couches and floors.
"It was an intense time," she recalls, talking on the phone from her home in Brooklyn. "I lost my voice and I was exhausted. [Aaron and I] were both running around like chickens with our heads cut off, and I was nervous that the album would come across as spazzy."
Though it is her most varied effort so far, "Tramp" actually feels coherent and assured — the work of an artist who trusts her ability to try new things and still sound like Sharon Van Etten. Maybe that trust is why "Give Out" fits the album so well, even though she penned it when she had no doubts about where to live.
"I remember exactly where I was when I wrote it," she says. "It was when I decided to move to New York [from Tennessee in 2008] and pursue music seriously. This was me coming out of a seriously dark period and deciding to actually do something with my life instead of wallowing in it."
Soon after that move, Van Etten interned at indie label Ba Da Bing and began performing around New York. Her first album, 2009's "Because I Was in Love," was a set of quiet solo songs tracing a relationship she had left behind in Tennessee.
Her career began quietly as well. Her boss at Ba Da Bing, Ben Goldberg, didn't even know Van Etten was a musician until a former employee pointed it out. Once he heard her music, he was entranced enough to release her second full-length album, 2010's "Epic." Working with a band for the first time, she expanded her singing and writing, stepping up from shy folk to the lived-in feel of classic country.
"Tramp" widens Van Etten's palette further, as Dessner pushed her to add new sounds and instruments. "I'd never collaborated with someone so closely," she explains. "Aaron's process is, 'Let's put as much down on a track as possible and then weed it out,' instead of putting in the bare necessities and adding what you need."
When the pair had an idea they couldn't execute together, they called friends in New York for help. Guests included Zach Condon of Beirut, Matt Barrick of the Walkmen, and singer Julianna Barwick, whose voice settles like summer grass under the blanket of Van Etten's melody on "Kevin's."
Those many contributions could have made "Tramp" schizophrenic, but Van Etten insists she "tried to focus on it not sounding like this star-studded cast where every song is 'featuring somebody.' "
In fact, it is hard to tell which tracks include extra participants. While the arrangements sound grand at times, most start with the basic core of Van Etten and her guitar.
"Aaron was really careful about that," she remembers. "We talked about it all the time. 'This part may sound moving, but does it make the song better?' Half the time it didn't, and we took a lot away."
This emphasis on musical simplicity is matched by short, often blunt lyrics that rely heavily on first and second person. "I think it's important to be direct," Van Etten contends. "I don't want to bury anything in poetry."
That approach crests on "We Are Fine," a song about "talking somebody through panic attacks." The way she and Condon (who both battle social anxiety) sing "Say I'm all right / I'm all right" makes those small words feel universal.
"I think saying things simple is the most understandable and the most relatable," Van Etten explains. "When it's something as simple as letting someone know that they're going to be okay, how many different ways can you say that?"
The boldness of being direct is something she felt even more strongly about after recording "Tramp." "As we put everything together, I realized the progression of these songs was just more confident," she admits. "The first record is about one person, and the second is about getting over that. So this one is about moving on, which I didn't really realize as I wrote the songs."
Van Etten is already moving on to new ideas; she's currently working on songs focused more on synthesizer than guitar. Does she worry that her growing audience might not follow her down this path?
"I drive myself crazy just hoping people like it!" she laughs. "I know I'm 'that girl who writes love songs.' But that's okay, because that's what I do. That's what I know right now."
Album review: "Animal Joy"
By Moira E. McLaughlin
Friday, Feb. 10, 2012
Shearwater's music is so dramatic, sweeping and epic that it can feel more like a Broadway musical than an indie rock band from Texas. The group's new album, "Animal Joy," is supremely satisfying as memorable melodies coupled with big production always are. The tunes open up to the listener, revealing layer upon layer of sound, meaning and overall arch.
The songs are a little formulaic: Most of them build from a simple beat or a simple riff, as on "Animal Life" and "You as You Were," and slowly escalate until they dramatically end with one definitive chord. But it's a formula that works, and the new album represents the best of a band enthralled with theatrics and high emotions.
The only tune that strays from the group's signature sound is the punk rocker "Immaculate," reminiscent of Paul Weller and the Jam. The song feels a little out of place on the album, but it showcases another facet of singer-lyricist Jonathan Meiburg's versatile and pretty vocals that often are overshadowed by the impressive number of words in every song.
With "Animal Joy," the band is giving fans just what they want — sweeping tunes that swell over you and beg to be turned up. Such a quality might make it a little like easy-listening for an indie rock crowd that appreciates musicians who push the boundaries. Even so, Shearwater's new album provides a gratifying exploration of sonic landscapes that will linger long after the album is done.


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Wallace Morgan Inc. Maintain Growth Momentum in Competitive Markets
The demand for direct marketing is always increasing
MD Tommy Smith at Wallace Morgan Inc. credits controlled growth for the firm's success since the start of 2014.
Wallace Morgan Inc. is a newly established direct marketing firm in New York. The ambitious start-up, who set up business in Manhattan at the start of the year, have maintained a steady growth. With only a few months under their belts, it might seem a bit early to be discussing success stories, however, with such a huge demand for direct marketing, Wallace Morgan Inc. has witnessed immediate results. Managing director Tommy Smith at Wallace Morgan Inc. says, "The demand for direct marketing is always increasing. so it's important we have a plan in place to manage the growing requirements of our clientele."
The sudden surge in business encouraged Wallace Morgan Inc. to produce a 'controlled growth' strategy. This means that Wallace Morgan Inc. will always remain in complete control of their success. They are the ones who make the decisions of when to expand and how they will growth.
It's inevitable that every business wants to grow, but it's important to highlight the dangers from growing too quickly can have on a business. Un-controlled growth could in fact result in the failure of a business. ACS Distance Education have outlined the symptoms of un-controlled growth and encourage businesses to keep a look out for these occurrences, to avoid losing control completely. These symptoms include runaway costs, a lack of overall co-ordination, an excessive increase in staff numbers, a climbing turnover rate and an increasing backlog of work. On the other hand, ACS Distance Education encourage businesses to consider growing their business when the following situations occur: a gradual increase of sales, products or services are being a competitive prices, excellent communication lines within the business and costs are being controlled closely.
Tommy Smith at Wallace Morgan Inc. claims that, "Our objective is to control our growth, we refuse to be a business that fails to deliver quantifiable results due to unmanageable growth." It is this mentality, along with their 'quality over quantity' policy that has led to Wallace Morgan Inc.'s success to date. The firm strongly believe that with controlled growth comes satisfied customers as they are always delivering quality results.
Wallace Morgan Inc. is an outsourced sales and marketing start-up located in the heart of Manhattan. The firm achieve quality results for their clients by setting up professional events, promotions and brand awareness campaigns. The firm's successful start to the year has prompted the firm to make international growth plans, at a steady and controlled rate.
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SAN FRANCISCO - Twitter, a privately held company built on blurbs, has finally laid itself bare in documents that read more like a treatise than a tweet.
The roughly 800-page filing Twitter Inc. released late Thursday on its way to an eagerly anticipated IPO contains tantalizing tidbits about its growth and its attempts to make money from its influential short messaging service.
The suspense surrounding Twitter's IPO was heightened by the company's decision to take advantage of a law passed last year that allows companies with less than $1 billion in annual revenue to keep their IPO documents under seal until management is ready to make formal presentations to investors.
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In this Feb. 2, file photo, a smartphone display shows the Twitter logo in Berlin, Germany, Twitter unsealed the documents Thursday, for its planned initial public offering of stock and says it hopes to raise up to $1 billion.
With Thursday's lifting of the veil, Twitter can start pitching investors during a so-called "road show" as early as Oct. 24.
The San Francisco company's stock could begin trading under the ticker symbol "TWTR" before Thanksgiving.
After Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey sent out the first tweet in March 2006, the company didn't even try to make money for its few years. Instead, management focused on attracting more users and making the service more reliable.
Twitter's patient approach is paying off. Since former Google executive Dick Costolo became Twitter's CEO in 2010, the company's annual revenue has soared from $28 million to $317 million last year.
Twitter gets 87 percent of its revenue from advertising. The rest comes from licensing agreements that give other companies better access to the flow of activity on its service.
Meanwhile, Twitter ended June with 218 million users, up from 30 million in early 2010. More than three-quarters of those users, or 169 million people, are located outside the U.S. Twitter is growing fastest in Argentina, France, Japan, Russia, Saudi Arabia and South Africa.
It takes more than cultural heft to build a business, as Twitter is learning. The company has suffered uninterrupted losses of $419 million since its inception. Twitter can afford the losses because it has raised $759 million from investors. The company still had $375 million in the bank at the end of June and hopes to raise at least $1 billion more in its IPO.
But Wall Street won't tolerate losses for long, and it may be a while before Twitter turns a profit.
Twitter's losses widened during the first half of this year to $69 million, up from $49 million in the same period last year. In contrast, both Facebook and LinkedIn were profitable when they went public.
To make money, Twitter will likely get more aggressive about showing ads. In the three months ending in June, Twitter generated revenue of $139 million, or an average of just 64 cents per user. In contrast, Facebook generated second-quarter revenue of nearly $1.2 billion, or an average of $1.58 per user, while LinkedIn posted revenue of $364 million, or an average of $1.53 per user.


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Schemes for detecting planets around other stars using interferometery have been developed which rely on a half wave phase delay to shift the central constructive fringe of an interferometer to a deep, destructive null fringe. To achieve the sensitivity and spectroscopy desired for exo-planets observations, such a null must be achromatic over a broad spectral region. One method for creating such a half wave phase delay achromatically involves the use of pairs of dielectric, plane parallel plates, analogous to the use of two types of glass in an achromatic lens. An analysis of the technique is presented with solutions using single plates to achieve null fringes to a cancellation of 10 exp -4 in the visible, near infrared, and mid infrared for null. Solutions using two matched materials show that nulls to a depth of 10 exp -6 are achievable in 2 um bands in the 7-17 um regime, or to a depth of 10 exp -5 over the entire 7-17 um band. Experimental results using a single plate of BK7 in the visible spectrum verify the technique.
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By all practical standards, NFL players have it pretty good. They get paid quite well with excellent healthcare benefits, the potential for lucrative high-paying endorsements, tremendous fame and the admiration of adoring fans. During the offseason, players are even paid for showing up four days a week to workout.
The minimum NFL salary is $375,000 (with a median salary of $770,000 spanning an average career length) if the player makes an opening day roster.
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In comparison, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that the current United States divorce rate is 3.6 divorces per 1,000 of population with 44 states reporting data.
Based on the Week 3 NFL injury report of all 32 teams, there were 299 injury notations, which listed players as either " probably, questionable, or out" for games. With an active NFL workforce of 1,696 players, roughly 17 percent were experiencing some form of pain or discomfort, which may have required medical care such as treatment, surgery or medication.
The Saints accounted for 15 of those notations, while their Week 3 opponent, Arizona, which the Saints soundly defeated 31-7, only listed seven. Saints wide receiver Lance Moore left the game in the fourth quarter with an undisclosed injury and did not return.
NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune columnist Jeff Duncan noted last week the Saints were missing six defenders. Saints defensive coordinator Rob Ryan told Duncan: "I haven't really noticed, and I know we have good players out and everything. We have a whole roster, and whoever is in, it's the next man up. It's always been that way in the NFL, and we just go on with what we have." But what happens from a psychological standpoint to an NFL player whose tenure has been impacted either by a career-threatening or career-ending injury. Could Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), which we associate with combat veterans, in some form be recognized as a potential NFL injury, either during or after a player's career?
"If PTSD was an issue, I think it would effect NFL players after their career more than during," says David Yukelson, Ph.D., Director of Sport Psychology Services at Penn State's support center for student-athletes.
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, "PTSD develops after a terrifying ordeal that involved physical harm or the threat of physical harm. The person who develops PTSD may have been the one who was harmed, the harm may have happened to a loved one, or the person may have witnessed a harmful event that happened to loved ones or strangers."
Yukelson added, "on the other hand, the statistics you cite earlier (relative to NFL players) reflect transition issues, identity issues, and if not properly prepared for life after football before they retire, there can be some problems, reflective of PTSD symptoms."
Dr. Howard Osofsky, Chair of the Department of Psychiatry at LSU's Health Sciences Center said, "there is much evidence that sports injuries requiring athletes to miss one or more weeks of playing time results in increased symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder."
Let's hope for the player's sake that they seek out professional help, if necessary, to cope with the physical and emotional demands of playing in the NFL
Mackie Shilstone, a regular contributor to NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune, has been involved in the wellness sports performance industry for nearly 40 years. He is currently the fitness coach for Serena Williams and has trained numerous other professional athletes and consulted a litany of professional sports franchises. He's the Executive Director of the Fitness Principle with Mackie Shilstone at East Jefferson General Hospital. Contact him at mackieshilstone.com.


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Hi, welcome to AKB0048 Wiki! Thanks for your edit to the Nagisa Motomiya page.
Please leave a message on my talk page if I can help with anything! -- WhiteRibbon (Talk) 02:45, May 3, 2012
I also noticed that! :3 I don't know if it's just for artistic effect or if it has some kind of meaning, but did you notice they also have little hearts in their eyes too? WhiteRibbon 19:57, May 9, 2012 (UTC)
Re: About the release dates Edit
Thanks for that. I was wondering what they were, since there have been no announcements about a foreign release. WhiteRibbon 16:10, May 14, 2012 (UTC)
Re:Episode 3 summary and possible bounties on AKB0048Edit
Sorry for not working on it, I've been too lazy right now plus I'm also watching Revolutionary Girl Utena x) As for the bounties, that's a good idea, I never thought about it. I won't add it to the wiki though unless it becomes official :) WhiteRibbon 15:56, May 16, 2012 (UTC)
Re: New informationEdit
I've successfully been able to translate it, but now I need to organize it.
I'll get to work A.S.A.P.
Ok, so here's just a snippet of what I found out.
First, I found out the D.G.T.O stands for Deep Galaxy Trade Organization.
Also, Kiraras have been discovered along with an element called (Deyuariumu?).
More coming soon.
I was looking at the pictures, and they weren't in the trailer. How do you get advanced pictures before the episode really airs?
These pictures came from the official japanese of AKB0048 and the credits for the photos goes to User:TakaMina.
Ichigo kurosaki1979 22:13, June 21, 2012 (UTC)
Becoming an Admin Edit
Hi. If it's alright with you, I've decided to make you an admin, due to your hard work on the Wiki. I actually meant to make you an Admin earlier than this, I just didn't get round to it. c: WhiteRibbon 17:28, June 26, 2012 (UTC)
The Childs on TundrastarEdit
Hi! I saw you was create some page like Alyona,Vera, Gina and Nika. I read the article and it's mentioned that they're fans of AKB0048 in Tundrastar. But, there's no picture in that page. And.. i want to ask you:Do you know which is Alyona, Vera, Gina, and Nika? I'm curious about it XD
Dara-chan25 | talk | contributions 08:16, July 5, 2012 (UTC)
I think the one with the red hood is Alyona.
Ichigo kurosaki1979 11:40, July 5, 2012 (UTC)
Okay. thanks! :) Dara-chan25 | talk | contributions 01:49, July 6, 2012 (UTC)
I am planning to write the plots for episodes 7-12 when I have the time. However, that won't be for another week, since tomorrow I actually leave to go on holiday to Malta for a week, so unfortunately I won't be able to until next Wednesday at the earliest :c Is that alright? I'll still definitely write them! WhiteRibbon 15:49, July 30, 2012 (UTC)
Checking in Edit
I wanted to get in touch and see how things are going on your wiki. I am a staff member here at Wikia, and I noticed that your wiki was growing at a great rate but has slowed down recently. Did you run into an issue or is there something you need help with? We have lot of help on our community wiki, staff blog and in the help pages. We also run a monthly webinar series which you can find here. We will be focusing on how to create a great main page, so if you want to join next month you can register here. Growing a wiki can be a big endeavor, but it looks like you had a great start! Let me know any further help you may need so you can continue to be successful. Cheers, --Sarah (help forum | blog) 20:40, September 17, 2012 (UTC)
i love akb0048 my dream is too be akb so will i220.127.116.11 01:27, October 6, 2012 (UTC)tgpfuna
Administration Edit
Hello there. I came over from the Saki Wiki, where I am an administrator, to help you guys rearrange your wiki. Given the amount of in-universe material (especially new characters) being introduced in Next Stage and adding material from the multiple manga series, you will probably need some disambiguation structure. Would you mind adding me as an administrator here? Regards. Arsonal (talk) 12:04, January 13, 2013 (UTC)
Ichigo Kurosaki san, thanks 4 ur warm welcome! :D
I noticed that Alyona gained 00 hearts in her eyes in ep 9, but at her later appereance, they weren't there!?
I wonder why, and I thought that they are supposed to be from birth and, well, don't disappear?
and I saw many of the chara profiles were a little outdated with the episodes...
Janetwinters10 (talk) 10:28, February 3, 2013 (UTC)


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The morning after (OK, maybe the night of for this blog)
A look at Rutgers-Syracuse
What we learned
1. It's not the media's fault after all. Okay, maybe it was after Rutgers fell behind 14-0 after 8:38 had been played. There were a couple of missed tackles on press row. And some really bad use of adjectives. Head coach Greg Schiano lambasted the media after Thursday's practice, suggesting there was information gleaned from practice that was appearing in cyberspace and putting his team at a competitive disadvantage. Must have been a good week for the Internet media then. Especially in the ground game.
2. There's nothing ailing Ray Rice that a game against the nation's 116th-ranked rushing defense can't cure. Rice looked like the Rice of old (the one he had been prior to the three straight sub-100 yard games he had coming in). He carried 36 times for 196 yards. He scored three touchdowns. He caught four passes for 29 yards. More significant, he did what Rice does best: He got better and stronger as the game went on, going for 147 second-half yards.
3. No one in the locker room is willing (or allowed) to compare this year's team to last season's, but the hints were there, from Rice's running to the punt block on special teams to the five sacks to the career-best receiving game by Kenny Britt. This wasn't necessarily Rutgers' most complete performance of the season, but it was one of those games that was close to the way this team was playing at the end of last season. Even the Knights' hitting on defense reflected that.
Going up
The true freshmen: Safety Joe Lefeged, offensive guard Anthony Davis, and defensive linemen Jamiel Farrington and Jonathan Freeny all logged major minutes and had significant impacts. Lefeged was credited with six tackles and two sacks, with Francis recording two tackles. All three defensive players were disruptive in their roles. Davis, making his first career start at right guard, was part of an offense that rushed for 228 yards and totaled 538.
Going down
Shamar Graves: He had his shot at the tight end position when Chris Rudanovic and Kevin Brock didn't appear to be the answers early in the season but never seized the opportunity. Now Rudanovic and Brock, who caught his first career touchdown, are back in good graces. When Schiano felt he needed a third tight end yesterday for blocking purposes, he turned to redshirt freshman Howard Barbieri, who had been an offensive tackle before this week. Graves didn't play at all.
And then there's: After starting 35 consecutive games, strong safety Ron Girault missed his second straight with an ankle injury. He was on crutches watching from the sideline. ... With the change in positions from back-up offensive tackle to tight end, Barbieri also switched from jersey No. 74 to 84. ... As expected, senior fullback Jean Beljour made his first career start, catching a 16-yard pass. ... Jeremy Ito's streak of consecutive field goals made ended at nine when he was wide right on a 45-yard attempt on the final play of the first half. ...
Ryan D'Imperio logged major minutes at middle linebacker and Zaire Kitchen also saw extensive action at strong safety. ... The official two-deep listed by Rutgers yesterday had Jack Corcoran starting at fullback (it was Beljour), Kevin Haslam at right guard (it was Davis), Barbieri as the back-up left tackle (he played tight end), Girault as the starting strong safety (he hasn't played in two straight games now) and Jim Dumont as the back-up middle linebacker (it was Ryan D'Imperio). For the first three weeks of the season, Pete Tverdov was listed as a starter at defensive tackle. He didn't play in any of those games. An oversight or just Rutgers' way of leveling off that competitive disadvantage the media puts the Knight in?
Rice has 818 rushing yards (and 13 TDs) at the mid-point of the season, which is slightly behind his school-record 1,794-yard season of a year ago.
Next game: Thursday vs. No. 5-ranked South Florida at Rutgers Stadium. ¶
The 6-0 Bulls come off a 64-12 romp over Central Florida yesterday and are looking to continue their run at the Big East title and a BCS appearance. QB Matt Grothe, one of those quarterbacks who gives Rutgers fits because of his running ability, is the front-runner for Big East Offensive Player of the Year honors. Rutgers escaped with a 22-20 victory at USF last year.


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LEONA RUTH SALYER, ET. AL. v. COURTNEY L. LINNEN
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Thomas C. Jessee and Thomas D. Dossett, Kingsport, Tennessee, for the appellants, Leona Ruth Salyer and Jack Salyer.
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is is a personal injury action in which Plaintiff sued Defendant for injuries she sustained as a result of a two-vehicle accident. The jury found the parties equally at fault, and the trial court affirmed the jury's verdict. On appeal, Plaintiff argues that the verdict was contrary to the weight of the evidence and that the trial court erred in limiting testimony concerning Defendant's acceptance of fault at the scene of the accident. We affirm.


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Indians Littlest Fan program, presented by FirstMerit Bank, is back!
Mia Ryan is the first Indians Littlest Fan of the 2013 season.
Mia's mother, Amanda, gave birth this week as the Tribe's 2013 season began at Rogers Centre in Toronto. Later Tuesday, Amanda and Mia, who reside in Elyria, got a visit from Slider and Franklin to kick off the program.
Mia is one of 8,000 babies that will be part of the Indians Littlest Fan program, presented by FirstMerit Bank, in 2013. Through the program, children born at participating Cleveland Clinic or University Hospitals will receive an Indians onesie, a plush FirstMerit Franklin Moose and a unique password for the child's family to redeem a ticket offer at Indians.com for the baby's first Tribe game.
The program is just one part of the Indians' family-focused initiatives for 2013. In addition to 16 kids-themed event days, the team has reduced concessions prices on many items, including beer, now at $4, and hot dogs, now $3 every day. Soda refills now will cost $2 and there will be 15 $1 hot dog nights presented by Sugardale, an increase from 9 last season.
Fireworks will return on 16 occasions, including the return of the award-winning Rock N' Blast two-night spectacular, while fan giveaways have increased to 20 this season, up from 11 in 2012.
Plus, the Indians Kids Clubhouse will return and again feature the Rookie Suite (geared toward kids ages 6 and under) and Slugger's Sandlot (for grade-school children). The Kids Clubhouse also features a child-friendly menu at family-friendly prices, and this year will be complemented by a Family Social Suite for parents active in social media. Information on all the team's family-focused efforts can be found at Indians.com.
"We strive to create memories, connect generations and celebrate families," said Bob DiBiasio, the Indians Senior Vice President of Public Affairs. "The 'Littlest Fans' program is a perfect way to introduce Indians baseball to a new generation of Tribe fans and start their connection with Indians baseball from an early age."
–TribeVibe contributor Joel Hammond
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We are die hard Tribe fans who live just across the line in PA. We currently have three boys who worship the Indians, and we're expecting our fourth future Indian on June 12. We attend multiple games each season even though it's nearly a two-hour drive. We wish there was some way we could participate in the Littlest Fan program…Indians fans aren't just born in Cleveland!!!
My first grandbaby was just born on May 30, 2013 in Cleveland Clinic and Daddy and Mommy are great Indians fans (Daddy is a high school baseball coach, too). I would love for Kadence Lynn Wright to receive an gift in the Littlest Fan program!! Please let me know at kathymiser on facebook.


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Home sales across the Birmingham area dropped 15 percent in October, the fifth consecutive decline in a year-to-year comparison this year.
Sales of new and existing houses, condominiums and town houses in the Birmingham area totaled 1,180 in October, down from 1,392 a year earlier, according to the Birmingham Association of Realtors, which tracks sales trends.
Transactions this year through October totaled 15,122, down 4.7 percent compared to the same period a year ago. But sales prices year-to-date held steady at about $161,000.
The average number of days on the market has increased to 109 days from 94 days in 2006.
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Every year a massive influx of highly vulnerable migrants and asylum seekers arrive along the Yemeni coast. In this project, the Yemeni authorities and civil society receive support to respond to migrants' needs and ensure maritime security.
Supporting Yemen's accession to the World Trade Organisation
The project aims at building capacity to bring technical regulations and standards into compliance with the WTO Agreement on technical barriers to trade, thereby facilitating Yemen's accession into the World Trade Organisation.
Improving access to quality reproductive health services in Yemen
The project aims at improving reproductive health services in Yemen by supporting the effective provision of basic health services to population on a sustainable basis.
SHARAKA YEMEN - Partnerships for Human Rights
10 Yemeni NGOs implement small projects with a focus on women and children's rights in different areas of the country, while the project also aims to build capacities at Ministry of Human Rights to monitor, promote and protect human rights in Yemen.
Supporting vulnerable migrants and asylum seekers in Yemen
Every year, the number of asylum seekers and migrants arriving in Yemen is growing. The EU-funded project aims at empowering the Yemeni government and civil society to develop an effective policy and framework for migration management.
Work Programme to improve job opportunities and food security in Yemen
The project contributes to reducing the impact of high food prices by expanding the workfare programme implemented by the Yemenite Social Fund for Development, which allocates 70% of the budget to salaries.
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Enhance capacities of judiciary, social welfare, education, law enforcement authorities, civil society & local communities to strengthen a juvenile justice and protective environment for children in line with international standards.
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By working with female convicts, community and religious leaders, civil society organisations, prison staff, local authorities and media, the project aims to promote the rights of female prisoners and facilitate their reintegration into society.
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The Buffalo Bills want your beer money a little earlier this season.
Assemblyman Sean Ryan of Buffalo has proposed legislation that would allow the Bills to start selling beer at Ralph Wilson Stadium at 11 a.m. on game days.
Current New York State law prohibits beer sales before noon on game day.
Ryan tells The Buffalo News that opening the concession stands at Ralph Wilson Stadium an hour earlier would provide a more controlled environment for beer consumption.
Ryan says opening the beer taps earlier would also attract tailgaters to the pre-game atmosphere in the newly renovated stadium.
The Bills are completing $130 million in renovations at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Ryan introduced his bill on Tuesday. The legislation doesn't have a sponsor yet in the Senate.The legislative session ends on June 19.
What do you think of the idea, Bills fans?
Would an 11 a.m. sale time for beer get you in the stadium earlier at Bills home games or is it tailgating outside all the way?
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A PATH train cleaner in Jersey City was taken to the hospital early Monday morning after falling off the train he was cleaning and onto the track, The Jersey Journal reports.
The 42-year-old man suffered back and leg injuries after falling off the PATH train in Journal Square onto Track 4 at roughly 12:39 a.m., according to Steve Coleman, spokesman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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|[TowerTalk] Pier pin vs. burying in concrete- Definition time
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All: I promise that this is it for me on this thread. I would like to thank all that provided input concerning my post. You made me revisit my resources and undergraduate references to form a reply that I hope clears up the confusion concerning pinned vs fixed connections. You must remember that the engineering models used by structural engineers to define real world structures and their behavior under loads is based on some basic assumptions concerning the members and how they are connected to each other. >From Laursen, Harold I., Structural Analysis, McGraw-Hill, 1969 New York, p.20 a pinned connection is one where no moment is transferred from one member to another. What this says that for a connection to be fixed there has to be a positive transfer of the moment from one to the other through the connection. In reality a couple comprised of opposite forces separated by a distance forms to react against the moment force. In the case of the embedded tower section the legs are positively connected and continuous into the base foundation. A force downward in one or two of the legs plus the force upwards in the other form a couple , forces in opposite directions separated by a distance, to transfer the moment into the foundation. This meets the defination of a fixed connection and has the ability to resist moment. The flat plate, not tapered base pin, pier pin shown in Rohn catalogs does not allow the transfer of moment into the foundation by the formation of a "couple." This connection to the foundation concrete can pass axial force from the compression load of the tower as a column, can pass shear load due to the pin, the plate is positively connected to the foundation for loads in the horizontal direction. It is not connected to the foundation in such a way as to form a moment resisting couple of forces... my friends it is by all structural modeling and analysis viewpoints considered a pinned connection. The concept of the torsion resistance of the plate due to friction of the plate on concrete is valid up to a point. The static coeficient of friction of steel to concrete is 0.4, Us=0.4. The plate resistance to movement laterally, either sliding or rotating is: F=Us x P. It is a direct function of the tower axial load on the base plate. Based on 7000 lbs axial load in the tower, not uncommon a 70-90 foot 45g tower in 90 mph wind, there would be 7000 X.4 = 2800 lbs of resistance to sliding, but the pier pin is there for that. The torsional resistance is a little more complex to calculate but it is approximately in the range of, with calculating, about 2000 ft lbs plus or minus. This is a force times a distance so it can be considered partially fixed or a spring. However it is not linear if the torque on the tower exceeds the 2000 ft-lbs then all of a sudden there is no torsional resistance and the tower base rotates also it is a function of the downward load. As you can see this is not a simple concept, best to minimize the torsion through the use of guys and not the tower or base. The use of a UHMW plastic plate at the steel concrete interface is something to consider to act as a low friction washer might be a good idea if one really wants to allow for positive rotation of the base. Enough of this, as you can see a pin is a pin and a fixed base is a fixed base as all can plainly see............. Ciao Hank / KR7X List Sponsor: Are you thinking about installing a tower this summer? Call us for information on our fabulous Trylon Titan self-supporting towers - up to 96-feet for less than $2000! at 888-833-3104  www.ChampionRadio.com ----- FAQ on WWW: http://www.contesting.com/FAQ/towertalk Submissions: firstname.lastname@example.com Administrative requests: firstname.lastname@example.com Problems: email@example.com
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really... i used to have a grudge against ps3. But really STFU. The ps3 is great!!!Originally Posted by Nintendofan1990
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Wait you know what i'm gonna stop.
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Dell is one of the most popular brands promoting desktops and laptops worldwide. More than 20 years, Dell has brought innovation in creation of PCs and laptops for a wide variety of uses. The Dell Inspiron 537s Slim Desktop is slim and compact desktop PC which offers affordable yet powerful solution like those luxurious computers for home and office use. Recovery partition or disc is a storage media that has the stored information or that has the back up of information that was present at the time of factory output. Recovery partitions are commonly used for data recovery instead of taking backup on disc. In case of disc, the data takes some time to be restored on system. To avoid this dilemma, a partition can be created to take backup of data in Dell Inspiron 537s Slim Desktop from time to time. This recovery partition is for the ease of users but sometimes it presents some issues. The solution to successful partition recovery is familiar with the sizes and locations of the missing volumes.
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When you buy your Dell Inspiron 537s Slim Desktop, it comes with a recovery partition that you can access using the Ctrl+F11 keys after booting. When you enter this combination of keys, the system automatically provides you two options that you need to select with the mouse. In some cases, the mouse might not work and you will not be able to pick any of the options. If this is the case, the most possible reason is that the mouse drivers might not be installed. You may resolve this by using a PS2 keyboard if it is compatible or make use of the tab keys to pick the choice and then, press the space bar to select your option.
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by Chick Moorman and Thomas Haller
In spite of the cookies, punch, temporary suspension of school work, and the festive atmosphere of this atypical school day, Betsy, a third grader in a suburban Michigan elementary school, was not having a good day. Perhaps it had something to do with the fact that she is 30 pounds overweight and just opened her fifth valentine containing a picture of a pig.
Jerrod, a fourth grader in the same school, sulked his way through afternoon recess because of the inordinate number of skunk and cross-eyed boy valentines he received minutes earlier.
Are these incidents isolated and extreme? We think not. Actually they are a part of an annual February ritual called The Valentine's Day Massacre.
Each year, February 14th is unknowingly used in classrooms to complete the covert task of allowing children to silently and symbolically inform their classmates of how they feel about them. This process, the sorting and distribution of valentines, delivers messages to children as to where they fit in the social hierarchy of the classroom. It's a pictoral sociogram of sorts, with one major flaw -- each child, due to the collection of valentines he accumulates in front of him, is handed a personalized and public signal of where he fits in socially. Since children are able, either consciously or unconsciously, to decipher the silent messages sent through valentines, the experience is potentially damaging for many youngsters. The February ritual can also negatively affect the overall classroom atmosphere.
Examine a box of 50 valentines. Look for the messages they convey. Typically, valentines send one of three messages:
• "You're a winner"
• "You're a loser"
• "I have no strong feeling about you one way or the other"
A fourth message, "You're invisible," is often sent to the child who receives fewer valentines than other students.
Some children randomly sign their name to any valentine, stuff it in an envelope, and invest no time deciding who gets which particular one. Other children examine valentines thoughtfully, sorting and classifying them, being careful to make sure valentines with specific connotations go to the appropriate people. It is the later who creates problems that result in hard feelings on Valentine's Day.
To prevent a Valentine's Day Massacre in your classroom, why not use the event to help your students learn some valuable lessons about themselves and each other? How about bringing in a packet of valentines two weeks before February 14th? Display them on the board or let cooperative groups examine a handful before exchanging them with other groups. Challenge students to look at them for biases. Have them complete a questionnaire similar to the one below.
• Which one would you give your teacher if you wanted to get on her good side?
• Which one would you give to your teacher if you didn't like her?
• Which ones would you give to the most intelligent person in the class?
• Which one would you give to the best liked person in the class?
• Is there one to give to a thin person?
• Is there one appropriate for an overweight person?
• Which one would you give to the class "show off?"
• Are there valentines that are appropriate for an athlete?
• Which one would you most likely to give a person with unusual features, (nose, ears, height, etc.)?
• Is there one that is appropriate for an artist or musician?
How would you feel if...
• You received the elephant valentine from several people?
• You got a skunk valentine that was unsigned?
• You received 12 valentines from a class of 26?
A. Pick a valentine that you feel is biased because of the picture and/or the wording. How would you change it to make it less offensive?
B. Design a valentine of your own choosing. See if your partner can guess for what stereotype it is intended.
C. What ideas do you have to make Valentine's Day a happier time for all the class and bring us closer together?
D. Write a paragraph telling valentine manufacturers what you think of their product.
Adapt or adopt the ideas above. Change them around to fit you and your classroom. Help turn Valentine's Day into what was originally intended, the communication of love, affection, and high regard to the important people in our lives.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Thomas Haller and Chick Moorman are the authors of The 10 Commitments: Parenting with Purpose, available from Personal Power Press at (toll-free) 877-360-1477) and Couple-Talk.
Copyright © Thomas Haller and Chick Moorman. Permission to republish granted to Pregnancy.org, LLC.


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Old buildings tend to not be as beautiful on the inside.
If only they could revamp the old buildings with newer up-to-spec wiring and plumbing, plus a bit of remodeling on the interior walls, we could have it both ways and keep the history while making them more comfortable.
But, alas, that is much more expensive than simply tearing them down and rebuilding them (especially with builders working on the cheap) so it just doesn't happen much. Especially not in a "free market" society where people think about the price, but not the cost. They want the cheap goods without thinking about how much of that money goes anywhere but near home and they pay for it in other ways.
I can just imagine how you feel about "New York at 8 Spruce street (by Gehry.)" [ http://www.newyorkbygehry.com/#!new-york-by-gehry ]
A building so post-modernist and ugly that you move into it so you don't have to look at it.
But, soft! What light through yonder window breaks? Why, 'tis a 150-year old sanitarium, the inspiration for H.P. Lovecraft's Arkham Sanitarium being demolished and converted to condominiums.
I think this quote says it all.
"Julie Liedtke, who bought a three-bedroom home in the Rivermark development for $653,000 in 2002, was not bothered that the home was built on the grounds of a former mental hospital. She was lured by the concept of an urban village where she could walk to the bank or an Italian restaurant for a creamy garlic chicken pizza, her favorite."
Your comic is great. Not sure where it's gone, but I've enjoyed it so far.
Keep checking back every week, hoping you're back … making me twitch here. Everything OK?
I will be posting something soon (I hope) with lots to report (including the joys of working 7 days a week).
What's 6 months of unexplained absence between friends? LOL
I miss you.
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1. Josh Hamilton
While the NFL schedule shows Jacksonville at Dallas, the eyes of Texas will be on the Rangers, who probably will have to face Giants left-hander Madison Bumgarner in Game 4 later that day.
2. DeAngelo Hall
Fresh off a four-interception day against the Bears, the Redskins CB will get to pad that total against the host Lions and QB Shaun Hill.
3. Roger Waters
It's the winless Bills headed to KC to play the Chiefs. Talk about a game that will render you comfortably numb. A more significant visitor to the same city will be Pink Floyd's co-founder, who will be performing the rock opera in concert Friday night at the Sprint Center.
4. LaDainian Tomlinson
The Jets RB figures to run up, down and around the visiting Packers, who have been cobbling together a defensive unit amid a stretch of crippling injuries.
5. Queen Elizabeth
We figure there might be a suite available for Elizabeth II, if she so desires, to watch the NFL's fourth trip to Wembley Stadium. It's the 49ers (1-6) vs. the Broncos (2-5). The loser might just want to remain, 'cause their season is over.
6. Antonio Gates
Can San Diego (2-5) afford a home loss to Tennessee? No, which is why the Chargers' 6-4 tight end will need to come up big.
7. Tarvaris Jackson
Even Brett Favre can't play with two fractures in his left ankle. Can he? Might have been an easier place — at New England — for the backup QB to take over.
8. Ken Stabler
Must have done the former Raiders QB proud to see his former team hang 59 up on the Broncos. A win Sunday against the visiting Seahawks would move them to .500.
9. Drew Brees
What does the defending Super Bowl champion QB do for an encore after throwing four INTs against Cleveland? The visiting Steelers are probably as curious as anyone about how the Saints will respond.
10. Blair White
An undrafted rookie out of Michigan State, he started the season on the Colts' practice squad. With injuries to Dallas Clark, Austin Collie and Anthony Gonzalez, he figures to be running routes on Monday night against the Texans.
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There are all kinds of crazy, but there's only one Yukon Madness. And Royal Mountie Tommy McKenna—a role made for Canadian-born Glenn Ford—has seen the terror that follows in its wake … his partner murdered and fed to a pack of wolves. Bent on revenge, McKenna sets out to find the madman who did it, and there's only one way to get him—through his girlfriend. But whose side is she on? The trap has been set. The question is, who is the predator and who is the prey?
Hubbard never wrote a word, conceived a character, or described a setting without first finding out all he could about the people and places that drove his stories. He wrote: "I began to search for research on the theory that if I could get a glimmering of anything lying beyond a certain horizon, I could go deep enough to find an excellent story.… I began to read exhaustively.… I wanted information and nothing else." His exhaustive research—and search for the excellent story comes through in this book three times over.
Also includes the adventures The Cossack, which takes place in revolutionary Russia and explores the high price one man pays for refusing to kiss a Duchess, and The Small Boss of Nunaloha, the exotic story of a man who may be short, but who stands tall when it comes to defending his turf—an island in the Pacific.
"Spectacular … for anyone enjoying adventures." —Library Journal
"Wonderful escapist fare." —Booklist
"Some great adventure." —Gil Wilson


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I tried to catch up on some sleep today then Keith and I had a quiet evening at home – Scrabble – dinner – and a movie. I'm going to sew a while and then take a BIG glass of wine and a book to the tub and hope it will make me drowsy enough to sleep some tonight.
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I sure did, but today Michael and I also were out. It was his 50th. and I needed to make him feel good about it. You think we are bad about getting older WRONG, they are worst. If you go to my blog you will see what I did to help him out with this day…LOL. By the way we went to see Knowing what did you go see? Hope everyone had a great weekend.


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ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - A cheerleader and stunt team member is in stable condition after falling on her head during a performance at an Orlando Magic game.
Woode lost her footing and fell to the floor during a routine between the first and second quarter of the Magic's 99-89 loss to the New York Knicks on Tuesday night.
She was carted off on a stretcher, but waved her hands as she was wheeled away.
The Magic Stunt Team is comprised mostly of former UCF cheerleaders and is contracted for performances by the team.
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Having failed with base level communication I engaged Daniel with more meaningful discussion about our respective childhoods, this topic seemed to be of interest to Daniel, I suspect this is because it gave him an opportunity to talk about himself, something he highly enjoys doing regardless of tense.
The World Cup is nearly upon us, and although that will bring excitement for many, there will also be a large number of people dreading a month filled with conversation about the competition. On these occasions feigning interest is your only real option, and this bluffer's guide should help you to keep up and maybe even look like a bona fide football fan.
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Last year, we held the first Kickstarter campaign for Krita. We raised more than €20,000 for Krita development, blowing past the fundraising goal. Thanks to this funding, a year later a dozen new features have been implemented, ranging from transform masks to High Dynamic Range (HDR) painting, from layer styles to improved vector objects. The Krita team did all that was promised...and much more.
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The Calligra team is proud and pleased to announce the release of version 2.8 of the Calligra Suite, Calligra Active and the Calligra Office Engine. This version is the result of thousands of commits which provide new features, polishing of the user experience and bug fixes.
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Good news, everyone! The KDE Telepathy team has just released version 0.6.0 of KDE Telepathy (KTp), KDE's instant messaging suite. This version brings a number of new features as well as a large amount of bug fixes.
We are proud to announce the first release (1.0.0) of Plasma Media Center. Built on Plasma and KDE technologies. Designed to offer a rich experience to media enthusiasts.
The Calligra team has announced the release of version 2.6 of the Calligra Suite, Calligra Active and the Calligra Office Engine. This version provides new features, substantial usability polishing, and bugfixes. Calligra is seeing a lot of development, so many new features are mentioned in the announcement, and the applications are becoming more and more mature. This is the second major update after the initial release of Calligra in April last year.
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By HAZEL L. LEE, GRASMERE
After reading Susan Hansen's commentary in the Jan. 23 Sunday Advance, I can't decide whether to be insulted, or laugh at the utter silliness she writes.
If Staten Island was such a terrible place, then why did your family move here?
I'll tell you why. Staten Island offered an opportunity for a better future. If not, you would have stayed in Brooklyn.
And how can you comment on the Island's status before the bridge, when you admit you moved here AFTER it was completed?
I know what the Island was like - I was there.
Your statement that you "fixed our brand new home up with pride and soon after, many of our 'native' neighbors got the message," shows your ignorance. Just because your property looks better does not make you a better person.
Whether or not the bridge was a sign of progress depends on your point of view. True, it made travel to other parts of the city much easier. But our Island became more like the rest of the city. That's why we refer to it as "paradise lost." With the bridge came more people, more traffic - and arrogant people like you.
Most of you aliens who migrated here like nothing better than playing "can you top this" with your neighbors. Everyone tries to outdo everyone else. We had none of that. My family lived on the same street for over 60 years, and you never saw such a close-knit community.
Before the bridge, most people did not own their own homes - they rented. The homes may not have met your standards, but the neighborhoods you describe with "yellowed curtains in knots on the windows" are something I never witnessed.
Unless you traversed the entire Island, your commentary is nothing but hogwash. Maybe your neighborhood was not so nice, but that doesn't reflect the entire Island. (Need I remind you that at that time - the late '60s and early '70s - the entire city was a shambles: High crime rates, graffiti all over the place, etc. Why you single out Staten Island makes no sense.)
Staten Island was a wonderful place to grow up. We had plenty of empty lots to play stick-ball, tag, and anything else we could think of. We could ice-skate right in our own neighborhood because a swamp at the corner would freeze, and since the ice was only about a foot deep, we couldn't drown.
I assume South Beach had sewers because I never in my life smelled the stench of a cesspool. (Maybe they existed in your neighborhood.)
Susan, you seem to be very impressed by material objects. If you have such a low opinion of Staten Island, I suggest you leave. You obviously would feel more comfortable back in Brooklyn.


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HUNTSVILLE, AL -- Huntsville City Council President Mark Russell's path to winning re-election just got easier.
Rusty Kemp, the only other declared candidate for the District 2 council seat, has withdrawn from the race.
Kemp said he recently discovered that Renasant Bank, where he works, has a rule against its employees holding elected office.
"I just didn't read far enough into the regulations" of the bank, he said Monday.
Kemp, 52, said he hopes to run for office after retiring from the banking industry in a few years. Possibilities include the City Council, Madison County Commission or Alabama House, he said.
"Public office is something I've always wanted to do," said Kemp, who also owns a small government contracting firm, OLK.
Kemp's decision leaves Russell unopposed in his bid for a third term representing northeast Huntsville, Five Points, Old Town, Twickenham, Blossomwood, Monte Sano, Hampton Cove and Jones Valley.
But other candidates could emerge before July 6, when qualifying begins.
The Districts 2, 3 and 4 council seats are up for grabs in the Aug. 24 city election.
South Huntsville's longtime council member, Sandra Moon, is not seeking re-election in District 3. Four people are vying to replace her: Army cost analyst Jonathan Hitt; University of Alabama in Huntsville student James Lomax; former Redstone Arsenal Garrison Commander John Olshefski; and retired Huntsville police Lt. Barry Pendergraft.
In District 4, Bill Kling is seeking a seventh consecutive term representing southwest Huntsville. He will be challenged by city government watchdog Jackie Reed.


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Many of us have never had the opportunity to experience in person the vulnerable sense of heartbreak in Billie Holiday's voice. But we continue to return to her. Why? Because we live in a world where our workaday certainties include death, taxes and mediocre jazz vocalists. Instead of resigning yourself to waifish tootsies wallowing in the Karo syrup of my-funny-valentine-isms, allow me to let you in on a little secret: The greatest living jazz singer is your neighbor. How's about it, can I borrow a cup of sugar, Nancy King?
King's greatness is no secret to her dedicated fans, who include jazz and pop greats like Diana Krall, Deborah Harry, Elvis Costello, Ray Brown and Karrin Allyson, to name a handful. They know that the 66-year-old King, like Holiday, is a singer who consistently breaks the bank, turns the tables and reaffirms one's belief in the sublime. With a fantastic new record (Live at Jazz Standard with Fred Hersch, on MAX Jazz), her nearly 25-year-old musical partnership with pianist Steve Christofferson reaching full bloom, and volleys of praise finding their way back to Oregon, Nancy King should feel like a queen.
Originally from Springfield, Ore., King has been active in jazz for four decades. She began in vibrant early-1960s San Francisco, where she met her late husband, Sonny King. She headed back to Oregon during the 1970s to perform with local up-and-comers like Ralph Towner, Glen Moore, David Friesen and Tom Grant. She's released a number of divinely musical sides with both Moore and Christofferson, appeared at an array of festivals, and collaborated with the likes of Brown, Allyson, Costello and Harry, but has somehow criminally escaped wider recognition.
While vocalists can often be the bane of a musician's existence, I don't know a jazz player alive who wouldn't drop everything to work with King. It could be her ease with blistering bop-complexity or the subdued passion unfolding with Georgia O'Keeffe-like sensuality as she shapes a ballad. No matter, there's a reflective warmth and openness and an elastic, rhythmic virtuosity in King that re-ignites the flickering candlelight of the American Popular Songbook like nobody's business. Without a hint of pretense, her delivery and emotional gravity are every bit as resplendent as the best of Sarah Vaughan or Betty Carter. Seattle Times critic Paul de Barros recently commented, "If there's a hipper bebop singer than Nancy King, I'd like to know where she lives. King puts listeners under a spell they never quite forget."
Luckily, the world's beginning to notice, and the cult of King is widening its circle. Case in point: the caravan of exceptional New York-based greats (including pianist Benny Green, underrated trumpeter Ingrid Jensen and bassist Essiet Essiet) who jumped at the chance to work with King for her upcoming evening at the Aladdin Theater. For those who've experienced the utter beauty, panache and spark of her vocal presence, you'll understand why, to quote lyricist Paul Madeira, "In this world of overrated pleasures, of underrated treasures," Nancy King, "I'm glad there is you."
Nancy King performs with Benny Green & Friends Friday, July 14, at the Aladdin Theater. 8 pm. $20 advance, $25 at the door. All ages.


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NEW YORK – The phone call caught Dellin Betances by surprise. He had just begun the adjustment process for a new role in the minors, trying to resurrect his career as a reliever with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes Barre.
Then on Wednesday night, as he watched the NBA playoffs, he found out the Yankees needed him on their big-league roster.
"I had no idea," he said before Thursday's game against Seattle. "I'm here to help in any role."
A few factors precipitated his arrival. Joba Chamberlain (strained oblique) failed to respond well enough to a rehab appearance on Tuesday. The Yankees desired a reliever capable of providing multiple innings at a time. Betances' past as a starter made him a suitable candidate.
Just this month, the organization shifted Betances into the bullpen. He had been a maddening starter, treating the strike zone as his enemy, constantly battling mechanical glitches. The Yankees hoped a relief role would allow him to streamline his approach.
"Your hope is there he can simplify things and get on a roll," Girardi said. "And be a power arm for you."
Betances is a massive man. He stands 6-8 and tips the scales at 255. This contributes to his enticing fastball velocity, which can touch the upper 90s. It also makes repeating his delivery a chore.
He torched the Class-A Florida State League as a 22-year-old in 2010, striking out 88 batters in 71 innings. The campaign vaulted him to No. 43 on Baseball America's prospect list heading into the next season.
Betances took a step back there – he walked five batters per nine innings between Double A and Triple. A brief big-league cameo was ugly. Betances walked six batters in two 2/3 innings. And 2012 was a disaster. Betances walked a career-high 6.8 batters per nine, received a demotion to Double A and saw his prospect label disappear.
"It's been a battle," Betances said. "Mechanic-wise, I've worked hard, real hard, to try to repeat my delivery. And I feel like I'm getting there."
The Yankees still felt compelled to intervene. On May 5, Betances tossed five no-hit innings against Gwinnett. But he also walked four batters, a common occurrence in recent years. After the game, minor-league pitching coordinator Gil Patterson told him he would shift to the bullpen.
The decision stung. Betances started his entire career within the organization. But general manager Brian Cashman offered two reasons.
"He was out of options at the end of the year," Cashman said last week. "Right now, from the long sample, his fastball command just hasn't allowed him to be a consistent, successful starter. So we'll move him to the 'pen."
Betances is trying to embrace the chance. He called pitching in relief "fun" and mentioned the "adrenaline rush" he received in a pair of bullpen outings. Betances completed 4 1/3 innings, with two hits, a run, four strikeouts – and a lone walk.
"I feel confidence," Betances said. "I feel like I'm going in the right direction. For myself, I always think that I could get back on track to where I need to be. And I feel like I'm real close."


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Obituary: Edie V. Tweed
A funeral service for Edie V. Tweed, 87, was held on Nov. 4 at Green's Redmond Funeral Home. Internment was held at Cedar Lawns Cemetery in Redmond. A Woodinville resident for forty years, she died in her home Nov. 2.
Born in Rotterdam, Holland, she moved to the U.S. when she was five with her parents and six older brothers and sisters. The family settled in Wisconsin, where she married and had five children. She then continued on to California where her last three children were born. In 1956, she moved with her husband and three youngest children to Woodinville.
During the years she spent here, she had been surrounded by her children, who lived within blocks of her. She continued to be a major influence in their lives and the lives of their children.
Her survivors include her two sons, Gene Schoffer of Auburn, California, and Bill Tweed of Liberty, Washington; three daughters, Lee Tompkins, Betty Wolf, and Elaine LaGrange, all of Woodinville; thirty grandchildren, thirty-one great grandchildren, and one great-great grandson.
Remembrances may be made to the Avondale Christian Center; Bibles for Foreign Countries; 15737 Avondale Rd. NE; Woodinville, WA 98072.


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Here's a tough one, never ever managed to find this version.
It's a reggae-pop rendition, and should have been released in the 1982-85 span.
Since I'd rather say that I suck at singing, I recorded this 2 years ago on my synth setup.
The lead sound with the "Coco Jamboo"-reminiscent pan flute attack normally supposed to be the lead vocals and in high pitch it is supposed to imitate the original synth used in the recording.
As usual when I try to arrange things, it sounds not 80s anymore but a 90s remix
Nonetheless the off-beat chords are exactly as on my (lost!) original recording.
Now I'm really surprised if you can nail this one after over 25 years of no avail.
It is not Frankie Miller.
Alison Moyet did another 80s version, but it's a version in a tempo similar to that of the Joe Cocker Woodstock version of "With A Little Help..."


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Meet artist Martin von Haselberg at the opening of his exhibt "Floatulents" from 6 to 9, tonight (June 10). Review below.
Art seen: Critic Doug MacCash rates New Orleans art exhibits.
The ratings: Wonderful, Worhtwhile, Whatever
"Floatulents" is not your normal narcissism
Talk about having a swollen head. Artist Martin von Haselberg, who splits his time between New York and Los Angeles, has crowded one of the New Orleans Museum of Art's upstairs galleries with hundreds of photos of himself.
But, to be honest, they're not the most flattering shots.
Von Haselberg apparently prefers to see the grotesque in himself. He uses a computer to twist, stretch and squeeze his poor head like Silly Putty. If that weren't enough, he prints his distorted self-portraits on large sheets of crinkly paper that he uses to make weird balloons and pillows. One or two are free to languidly stagger the gallery floor as if they had spent a bit too long on Bourbon Street. And to lend everything a dignified air, Von Haselberg titled the exhibit "Floatulents."
The overall effect is like a psychedelic version of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. And who wouldn't want to see that.
The rating: Wonderful
OK, there's another point of interest here. Nobody likes to stand out just because he is the husband of a celebrity, but I have to tell you anyway. Von Haselberg is married to Bette Midler.
Beat that.
The exhibit of strange self-portrait paper balloons continues through Sept. 6 at the New Orleans Museum of Art, 1 Collins Diboll Circle, City Park. Museum hours are Wednesday from noon to 8 p.m.; and Thursday-Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free.
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