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United Methodist Lays Off 40
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- 2016 Oct 11
Does Publishing Risk Irrelevance?
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- 2016 Oct 05
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- 2016 Sep 30
Bloomsbury Celebrates Its 30th
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- 2016 Sep 27
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- 2016 Sep 15
'Game of Thrones,' Illustrated
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Balancing the Books at Yale UP in London
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- 2016 Aug 17
'When We Was Fierce' Gets Pulled
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The Limitlessness of International Lit
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Anger As Turkey Shutters Publishers
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How to Judge a Book
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- 2016 Aug 01
The Plight of the University Press
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Indies On the Man Book Shortlist
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Farewell to Microsoft Press
Microsoft waves goodbye to the Microsoft Press Editorial Team as it lets all of its staff go.
- 2016 Jul 18
America Needs Its Indies
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Lost My Name Lays Off Staff
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- 2016 Jul 11
Thalia Sold Into Family Ownership
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Will Emily Books 'Disrupt' Publishing?
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Writing Books on Donald Trump
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- 2016 Jul 01
Publishers Snubbed in Canada
Book publishers have been shut out of the Department of Canadian Heritage's cultural-policy expert advisory committee.
- 2016 Jun 29
Lewandowski Denied Book Deal
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- 2016 Jun 28
Publishing Ireland Supports U.K. Trade
The board of Publishing Ireland has called for the European book trade to "reaffirm its commitment" to its U.K. trading relationships.
- 2016 Jun 27
'Kaharlyk' to Get English Translation
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- 2016 Jun 23
Publishers Embrace Video
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HarperCollins's Faridabad Garage Sale
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- 2016 Jun 20
Why Indie Presses Are Opening Bookstores
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- 2016 Jun 15
Gail Rebuck on Women in Publishing
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- 2016 Jun 09
Xerox Sues Tate Publishing
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- 2016 Jun 07
Native American and Indigenous Lit
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- 2016 Jun 06
HarperCollins Joins Facebook Live
The publisher will launch a daily program enabling readers to interact with its writers through real-time video and written questions.
- 2016 May 31
Israel's "Book Law" Repealed
The controversial law designed to protect literature and writers but prohibiting discounts on new titles will expire in August.
- 2016 May 26
Macmillan May Leave the Flatiron
The sole office tenant of the iconic Flatiron Building is considering relocating its headquarters when its lease expires.
German Pub to Reissue 'Mein Kampf'
A far-right publisher is planning to release a new edition of Hitler's memoir in German without critical notes for the first time since WWII.
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How Faulkner Foreshadowed Trump
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- 2016 May 23
The Coloring Book Tax
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Waterstone's Transfers E-books to Kobo
The Waterstone's eBook Store is closing and all of the digital content is being transferred over to Kobo.
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Mandelson to U.K. Pubs: Stick with E.U.
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Norton Wary of Trump Bio Reissue
Harry Hurt III's unauthorized 1993 biography, 'Lost Tycoon,' would be "a very dangerous book" for the publisher without significant revisions.
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Lady Writers Sweep Nebulas
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In Memory of Inkpop
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Amazon to Launch YouTube Competitor
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Penguin Fined for Fake Cancer Cookbook
Penguin Australia has been fined $30,000 by Consumer Affairs Victoria for publishing Belle Gibson's book 'The Whole Pantry.'
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Jessa Crispin Talks Shuttering Bookslut
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HMH Struggles With 'Mein Kampf' Earnings
The publisher has donated some profits from Hitler's memoir to pro-Jewish causes, but now pivots toward other tolerance programs.
Rowling Offers Lupin Apology
The Harry Potter author admits to fans that she never intended to off popular werewolf character Remus Lupin.
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African vs. Western Publishers
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PRH May Sell DK
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Michael Mann Joins HarperCollins
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Bezos: "Best Place in the World to Fail"
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Dummies Turns 25
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Tracking A Nazi Diary
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A Rise in Exercise Memoirs
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Amazon's Move Into K-12 Publishing
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Ferrante Turns to Children's Books
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Moneyball for Publishers
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'To Kill A Mockingbird' Paperback Ended
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A Crusade Against Book Piracy
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What Investors Want from Publishers
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Obama Pays Tribute to 'Peanuts'
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French Publishers Protest Comics Fest
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A Black Literary Movement
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Pearson to Slash 4,000 Jobs
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Amazon is Closing Shelfari
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Penguin Drops Degree Requirement
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Top Publishing Trends for 2016
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'Happy Slaves' Book Pulled
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Book Business Closing Down Print
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'New Republic' Up for Sale
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Pearson Focuses on Education
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First Foer Novel in a Decade Coming
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The New Yorker's Top 2015 Books
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Taylor Swift Book Gets A Publisher
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'Printers Row Journal' Dropped
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Fiell Blasts U.K. Copyright Law
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PRH to Close U.K. Distribution Center
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Poetry by Donald Trump On Sale
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Amazon Warehouse Gridlocks N.J. Traffic
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YA Tech Book Series Announced
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'Iterating Grace' Gets A Publisher
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Employees to Own Gibbs Smith, Publisher
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Nine Truths From Nonfiction Books
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More Tension Over Anne Frank's Diary
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WaPo Embraces Self-Published Books
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- 2015 Nov 24
Bertelsmann Seeks Partner to Buy Penguin
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If we are not careful, we can allow the good gifts of the Creator to bring difficulties to our lives. Parents who favor one child over another can provoke envy between siblings and enmity between parent and child. Likewise, when ...Read More
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Many of Jesus' contemporaries were unwilling to accept the change God was bringing to His covenant with them, and they rejected Him. Though the essence of God's covenant of grace is the same for those who live on either side ...Read More
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John Calvin says, "All the precepts [of the Mosaic law]…have a reference to [the Golden Rule]." Even the Old Testament laws that deal more directly with God teach us to love our neighbor. The law against idolatry, for example, enjoins ...Read More
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Interesting story keeps you sucked in.Keeps you laughing. I found myself interested in every episode and highly enjoyed the story as a whole. The characters interact very well to kind of throw you around wondering who will end up with who, I'll watch this series at least two more times
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The highlight of our tour of the Peninsula, was a pleasant surprise, as we just followed the brown sign which said CAP DE SANT ANTONI.
What we saw there was a magnificent view of the mountains and sea.
A plaque there read:
"This look-out point is situated at Las Planes 160 m above sea level. The Cap de Sant Antoni is created by the prolongations of the western mass of the Montgo Mountain to the seas. The north precipice known as "Tramontana" is extremely steep, vertically carves, with areas of sheer drops, however on the south or midday side of the mountain becomes softer and far less dramatic.
A short time after the Christian conquest of these lands, which took place in the middle of the XII century, the Cap de Sant Antoni became one of the chosen places for hermits, men and women with profound religious convictions, wanting to lead solitary lives of prayer, following the example of the partriarch Saint Anthony. In honour of this saint, a chapel was built in the XVI century. Owing to the necessity of protecting the coast line from North African pirate raids, a look-out tower was constructed near the Chapel to house coast guards. The tower was demolished in 1894, when the present lighthouse was constructed."
- Family Travel
Without a doubt the lovely fishing village of ALTEA is one of the most beautiful towns along the Costa Blanca. I absolutely loved it here and we stayed a couple of hours, just exploring and walking along its wonderful promenade along the beach. Along the Yacht Harbor you will find the beaches of Pueblo Macaret.
The most attractive area around Altea is its harbour area with many bars and restaurants. It was a beautiful sunny day and tourists were in abundance.
The mountain area of Sierra de Bernia ( photo 4 )which reaches up to 1130 metres high, can be seen from Altea.
Just south of Calpe, Altea can be reached using the A-7 highway or the N-332 national road.
- Family Travel
Located 67 km north of Alicante, the coastal town of CALPE, with its 13,000 inhabitants, is known for its beautiful beaches and its massive rock formation called the Penon de Ifach.
Located in the Costa Blanco region of Spain, Calpe can be reached by the A-7 highway or the N-332 national road, the one we took.
Calpe has two main beaches, the Cantal Roig and the Playa Arenal and two smaller beaches , La Fossa and the Bay of Gasparet.
Many Iberian, Roman and Arab archeological sites exist in the town, due to its coastal location.
Calpe is one of the many little towns Hans and I explored along the peninsula. Other towns include Javea, Altea, Moraira/Teulada, Benissa and Denia.
- Family Travel
Lucentum, an Ibero-Roman city
Astounding excavation of a pre-Christian city. Also host to the Alicante jazz festival. A visit will supply you with plenty to think about for a long time. This is civilization at its most elementary level. You can see the foundations of walls, buildings, you can see 2000 year old cisterns, and signs show you what it was like in those times. There is a Roman forum and the steam baths are particularly interesting. They appear to have led comfortable lives without the trappings of the modern times. In addition, there is a garden section with indigenous plants and descriptions on how they were used.
Lucentum is located in Albufereta, on the south side of Playa San Juan, and north of Alicante. The tram stop is Lucentum.
Website: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/LucentumRelated to:
- Archeology
- Castles and Palaces
- Historical Travel
Cuevas del Canalobre
Not far from Alicante (about 20 km), just a few kilometers from village Busot there are Cuevas del Canalobre (Candelabrum Caves - was named after the shape of one of the stalogmites inside).
It can be hardly called caves (in plural), it is just one biiig cave, but in any case pardon my spelliological knowledge. It is one of the biggest and deepest in Spain, about 70 meters down, as far as I can recollect guides comments.
Maserof Inn Museum
Between Jalón (Xaló) and Bernia mountain you will find a most unusual and interesting place to stop by.
And old country house was bought and restored by the father or the current owner, who loved antiques and collected quite a lot of them in the house. Just to mention one, a nicely decorated and painted Sicilian cart.
In the house, around the courtyard, there are a forge and a wine press, where they elaborate wine with their own grape harvest, only for self-consumption.
For those who like rural tourism, there is one (at the moment) rustic room, equipped with a fireplace that makes it very cozy.
The main part of the house was reformed and today is a restaurant. A big fireplace provides light and heat to the dining room. The kitchen is equipped with stoves and ranges, there is no electrical supply so only gas and wood can be used to cook.
We happened to go to Maserof one of these days of the year that everybody stay at home, a few days before Christmas, and we were very lucky because Carol (the owner) guided us through the museum explaining us the origin and the utility of many of the pieces, showed the whole house and joint us to taste the self produced wine.
We stayed also to have lunch there. The menu varies depending on the season and the products that the cook selects on the market. That day we took a salad with goat cheese, carpaccio, minestrone soup, veal and a desert, washed down with their self produced wine.
It was a perfect daytrip because Maserof estate is a unique place, Carol is a person full of life as well as a good hostess and converser.
From Jalón (Xaló), in the north of Alicante province (80 km from Alicante), take the road to Bernia. After 5 km on your left hand side you will see Maserof Inn Museum.
Website: http://www.maserof.com/
- Eco-Tourism
Alicante that was
Alicante still has an Old City. ANd it isn't hard to find, if you know where to go. You will find some beautiful architecture, both in the old "Spanish colonial" style, and also some fantastic municipal buildings, as well as shops with a lot of the original fittings, paticular farmacias and some todo 100 shops that simply havn't had hte previous fixtures removed. The streets in this part of town are generally quiet as quite a few buidlgs are empty, pending a massive restoration effort that has been a long time in not quite coming. This isn't entirely a bad thing as it gives a much more genuine feel of what the city would have once been like, rather than being picture poistcard perfect with fresh paint and overpriced boutiques a lot of it really is as it was, just quieter now. A lot of the city's Moroccan and Algerian community live here as rooms can be had cheaply, most Spanish people prefer new apartments with all the mod cons. There are no specific sights, just wlak around and soak it all in. Bring a camera, but make sure you take time to look and just *be there*, as well as snap away.
THe old town is best explored by walking up away from the sea from Purta Del Mar FGV station then heading Diagonially across towards La Rambla and the bus station. Youll find lots of cafes and plazas to stop at if you fancy a coffee or cold drink. Prices here are reasonable too. Enjoy it before they "restore" it.
Finest beach without the crowds
Alicante city actually has what is surely one of the best beach in this neck of the woods, yet it is scarsely ever visited except by those who live in the city. This makes it a true gem during the weekday (except during the mid afternoon) as it's always quiet. Add to the fact it's absolutely massive by anyones standards, and you cant but wonder why the city isn't more popular with the package tourists from northern europe.
The one drawback is as a consequence of not being so busy, it also doesn't have all the cafes and bars lining it purveying cold drinks that others do. Be sure to put your towl towards the Puerta Del Mar end by the marina where there's a promenade nearby with shops. You can also head up intot he old town in search of cheaper supplies and shade too. But what a beach, spotlessly clean, broad and sandy. To get there it's an easy walk, or take any bus headed to Puerta Del Mar, or the tram.
Another beach worth checking out if you want more is the whole stretch of San Juan. Further out of town but with way less traffic (it's off the main road which is the centre beachs' biggest drawback) the beaches here literally run for miles, and have the tram hugging them most of the way they are easy to get to and from, and also have some nice little cafes along the length selling reasonable priced drinks and donuts, dont forget the nice donuts! And so uncrowded:)
Pantano de Tibi
There are some nice excursions not far from the city to enjoy the fresh air. The Pantano de Tibi (Tibi reservoir) is one of the places I recommend.
You can take highway A7 to the north, as though going to Alcoy or Ibi. Leave the highway at the first petrol station, near mount Maigmo. You can park the car there or follow the road that leads to the Pantano. Some signs indicate the way, you won't miss it. If you go by car, after some 4 km there is a fence on the road so you have to stop there and walk. Following the road you will arrive to a couple of bridges. The first one was built in the reign of Carlos IV in 1795 as a stone plaque indicates. From that point you see the wall of the dam, built between two pics: Mos del Bou on your left, La Cresta on your right.
A narrow corridor on the right goes to the foot of the dam. From that point you can go up to the dam to see the reservoir, since there is a stair sculpted on the rock. There are iron handrails all along the way, so that you can feel safe. Before you notice, you will arrive to the top, which is wide enough, you won't feel scared. From there you can see the reservoir and the valley of the Monnegre river on the opposite direction.
From the dam, we went back to the road crossing the Mos del Bou. There is a path, the way is not difficult but a bit steep.
There is also a path that links the reservoir with Tibi.
The dam of the reservoir of Tibi, the oldest in Europe, was built during the XVI century and it is still in use.
Cuevas del Canelobre (Caves of Canelobre)
The Canelobre caves you can see the fantastic shapes and forms sculpted in the rocks by water, patience and time. The extraordinary height and the unique conditions of the cave create exceptional acoustics, like a Gothic cathedral, which can even be used for music conserts.
Located just outside of Busot (Alicante).
Phone: 0034 96 569 92 50
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Serra Grossa
Also called Sierra de San Julián, it is near mount Benacantil, towards the north of the city. 161 m high, this is a nice place for a day trip. Climbing up is quite easy and the view from the top is excellent. to the south, mount Benacantil with Santa Barbara castle and the port of Alicante, to the north, Albufereta and Cabo de las Huertas.
Better beaches
The main beach in Alicante, Playa del Postiguet can get really busy and jam packed with bodies. If you want more room on an equally nice beach then catch one of the FGV trains to a beach further up the coast. It costs just 1Euro to get to Playa de San Juan, the trains are air conditioned and run roughly every 10minutes. They leave from either end of Playa del Postiguet. The FGV trains run as far up the coast as Denia where ferries leave to the Balearic Islands, this journey takes about 2.5hrs. You can get to Benidorm for about 3Euros and Calpe for 4Euros which would make great days out from Alicante.
- Budget Travel
- Backpacking
- Trains
Elche is a small city just outside of Alicante.
You can get there by train (it is 30 min away), and its not too expensive. It is a nice day trip.
Elche has over 200,000 palm trees. It is amazing.
There are beautiful parks and gardens. We also went to some old arabic baths located in the basement of this building, which were pretty cool.
There isn't too much to do in this town, but it gorgeus and worth the train ride, if you have the time.
- Work Abroad
- Study Abroad
After buying a ticket (about 4 eur) you'll be led by a local guide inside the cave (no chance to get inside on your own).
The lightning and the slow Cafe del Mar type of music ecoing inside will immideatly set your mood to silent contemplation...
Actually it's not allowed to take pictures inside, it was my naughty "breaking the wall" act ;)
The mountain
The very distinctive view of the Cabezón de Oro (Golden Head) of which Caves are the part.
My friends, to whom I showed this pic, thought that that was the entrance to the caves but it's just a hole, just a see through hole, that's it :))
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A Dauphin County jury this morning convicted a Harrisburg man of third-degree murder, vehicular homicide and related charges in a crash last year that killed an 18-year-old Harrisburg man.
Isaac Roberts, 26, was fleeing police April 19, 2010, when he ran a red light at North Seventh and Maclay streets in Harrisburg and broadsided a vehicle, killing Akeem Cornelius.
The jury deliberated for about eight hours before reaching a verdict just before noon. Roberts faces up to 40 years in prison on the murder conviction, First Assistant District Attorney Fran Chardo said.
Roberts' attorney, Chief Public Defender Paul Muller, had argued the incident did not rise to the level of third-degree murder.
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Produced by ED (Exotic Dancer) Publications and established in 2014, the EDI (EXOTIC DANCER Invitational) contests—EDI East and EDI West—will showcase the best of the best in the exotic showgirls arena. These entertainers are honored each year with the presentation of EXOTIC DANCER's "Overall Entertainer of the Year" Award at the Annual ED's Awards Show during the Gentlemen's Club EXPO (the 2016 EXPO will be held in New Orleans, August 7-10). In order to enhance the prestige of this National Award and to insure that the most qualified applicants all have a shot at the title, ED Publications has launched the Annual EXOTIC DANCER Invitationals. The winner of each EDI (East and West) contest's "Champion" Division will be automatic nominees for the "Overall Entertainer of the Year" Award; the winner of each EDI contest's "Showgirl" Division will be automatic nominees for the "Club Favorite Entertainer of the Year" Award, while the winners of the "Newcomer" Division will be nominees for the ED's "Newcomer of the Year" Award.
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This series' latest entry salutes the squads who got it done away from home.
The famed 2003-04 Cardinal group was destined to face a mammoth effort from opponents intent on stopping a winning streak that eventually reached 26 games. Stanford responded by winning three conference road games where it faced big deficits, overcoming the biggest of them all this week seven years ago at Oregon.
Fifteen years earlier, the Cards broke from their Pac-10 slate to travel across the country. Waiting for them was a game opponent and over 14,000 partisan fans, but the Todd Lichti-led group prevailed going away.
January 31, 2004: Stanford 83, Oregon 80
The takedown of top-ranked Duke in 2000, detailed here, remains the benchmark for all Stanford basketball comebacks. The Cardinal scored on its final fourteen possessions to erase a 15-point deficit with ten minutes left. The eventual national champion Blue Devils lost only one other game away from Cameron Indoor that year.
This game, while not as famous, rivals that miraculous night in Oakland. Oregon owned a 19-point lead just over three minutes into the second half. Yet with Chris Hernandez scoring all 22 of his points in the second half and Matt Haryasz adding 19 in his first career start, No. 2 Stanford stormed back to stun the Mac Court faithful.
Somehow, the Ducks couldn't hang on. Elite Eight qualifiers two years earlier, the Mallards came in having won 36 of their previous 38 home games. The shooting prowess of James Davis and Andre Joseph paced Oregon to early leads of 13 (eight minutes after tipoff) and 15 points (at halftime).
Stanford turned things around after the break. Before it, the visitors shot just 27.6 percent from the floor. In the tense late moments, the Cardinal, who moved to 18-0 on the season with the win, scored on its final 15 trips and ended the game on a 33-16 surge.
The comeback trail started after a timeout, with the roar of the Mac Court crowd lifting the old barn off its foundation. Haryasz's layup made for a temporary silence. The Ducks led 45-28 with 16:22 left. Haryasz would add two more hoops within the next two minutes, and Stanford trailed 48-34 at the 14:40 mark.
Hernandez, providing a virtuoso performance, took over from there. His two free throws seven minutes into the half made it a 12-point deficit. His three-point play had Oregon up 55-44 with 11:42 remaining. He scored, all told, 12 straight points during this key stretch.
"I've never been as emotionally drained after a game in my life," he commented afterwards.
Don't call that hypebole. Eventually Josh Childress and Matt Lottich followed suit, extinguishing Oregon's hopes of taking down its highest ranked victim in 15 years.
Once Childress nailed a three-ball with 7:30 left, Oregon was up only 64-55. Fittingly, it was Hernandez scoring the tying and tiebreaking hoops. His three-point play with 4:31 remaining knotted the game at 67-67, while his two foul shots put Stanford ahead to stay at 77-75 with 1:11 left.
"It was a pretty doggone good win," was how Mike Montgomery described it at the time.
The 2003-04 Cardinal thrived in comeback mode. Nick Robinson's buzzer-beating three-pointer forever remains a signature moment. Stanford also fell behind by 13 in the first half, before rallying at USC. The Card overcame a five-point deficit with 25 seconds left against at Washington State.
February 4, 1989: Stanford 84, Florida 69
In days of yore, an appearance on national television for a college basketball team marked a rare occurrence. Stanford earned a date on CBS for a Saturday afternoon tilt against the Gators, that year's early favorite to capture an SEC title. The venue was the new Orlando Arena, where the expansion Magic would play their first game that coming fall.
Todd Lichti looked like an NBA-ready superstar, collecting 27 points as the No. 20 Cardinal had its way with the preseason-ranked Gators. The effort was an important game on Stanford's route to its first NCAA tournament berth since 1942. The team was eager to atone for earlier road losses at Arizona, North Carolina and Indiana.
Howard Wright added 17 points, all the while neutralizing the 7-foot-2 Dwayne Schnitzius and his embarrassing hairdo.
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