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They would be even more dope if they actually modeled them after the snakes they take their names from.
@Sykes757 They are super dope because they are modeled after the scenery where the different sword battles take place. Also they each have snakeskin on the vector.
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CAIRO (AP) -- Egypt's president declared a state of emergency and curfew in three Suez Canal provinces hit hardest by a weekend wave of unrest that left more than 50 dead, using tactics of the ousted regime to get a grip on discontent over his Islamist policies and the slow pace of change.
Angry and almost screaming, Mohammed Morsi vowed in a televised address on Sunday night that he would not hesitate to take even more action to stem the latest eruption of violence across much of the country. But at the same time, he sought to reassure Egyptians that his latest moves would not plunge the country back into authoritarianism.
"There is no going back on freedom, democracy and the supremacy of the law," he said.
The worst violence this weekend was in the Mediterranean coastal city of Port Said, where seven people were killed on Sunday, pushing the toll for two days of clashes to at least 44. The unrest was sparked on Saturday by a court conviction and death sentence for 21 defendants involved in a mass soccer riot in the city's main stadium on Feb. 1, 2012 that left 74 dead.
Most of those sentenced to death were local soccer fans from Port Said, deepening a sense of persecution that Port Said's residents have felt since the stadium disaster, the worst soccer violence ever in Egypt.
Berlusconi defends support of Hitler
ROME (AP) -- Former Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi praised Benito Mussolini for "having done good" despite the Fascist dictator's anti-Jewish laws, immediately sparking expressions of outrage as Europe on Sunday held Holocaust remembrances.
Berlusconi also defended Mussolini for allying himself with Hitler, saying he likely reasoned that it would be better to be on the winning side.
The media mogul, whose conservative forces are polling second in voter surveys ahead of next month's election, spoke to reporters on the sidelines of a ceremony in Milan to commemorate the Holocaust.
In 1938, before the outbreak of World War II, Mussolini's regime passed the so-called "racial laws," barring Jews from Italy's universities and many professions, among other bans. When Germany's Nazi regime occupied Italy during the war, thousands from the tiny Italian Jewish community were deported to death camps.
Obama gives praise to departing Clinton
WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama lauded Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton as one of his closest advisers and said their shared vision for America's role in the world persuaded his one-time rival -- and potential successor -- to be his top diplomat while he dealt with the shattered economy at home.
During a joint interview that aired Sunday, Obama and Clinton chuckled as they described their partnership and stoked speculation that Obama may prefer Clinton to succeed him in the White House after the 2016 elections. Clinton is leaving Obama's Cabinet soon, and speculation about the former first lady and senator has only grown more intense after a heated appearance last week on Capitol Hill.
Both Obama and Clinton batted away questions about future campaigns, but the joint interview -- the president's first with anyone other than first lady Michelle Obama -- was only likely to increase the fascination with Clinton's future.
"The president and I care deeply about what's going to happen for our country in the future," Clinton said. "And I don't think, you know, either he or I can make predictions about what's going to happen tomorrow or the next year."
Obama, who suggested the joint interview as Clinton prepared her exit from the State Department, lavished praise on his rival for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination.
He called her a friend and an extraordinary talent, and praised "her discipline, her stamina, her thoughtfulness, her ability to project."

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A delay in a court proceeding is known as a continuance. Either the prosecution or the defense may try to get a continuance in a criminal case. Also, the continuance may be sought before a trial or during the trial.
Getting a Pretrial Continuance
To get a pretrial continuance, either the prosecution or the defense must file a motion for a continuance. A motion is a written request to the court. The reasons why a delay is necessary must be fully explained in the motion.
A pretrial motion for a continuance may be filed at a defendant's pretrial hearing. The motion may also be filed any time before the defendant announces he is ready for trial.
Reasons for Pretrial Continuance
A pretrial continuance may be given for many reasons, including:
- Inadequate time to prepare
- Conflicting obligations of counsel
- Inflamed public sentiment
- Illness
- Legislative continuance
- A missing witness
- An agreement between the parties
- Required by law
- Religious holidays
Not Enough Time to Prepare
Either side may get a pretrial continuance if either can show that there wasn't enough time to prepare for a trial. Factors that are considered include:
- The amount of time between retention of counsel and the trial date
- Other obligations of counsel
- The counsel's health
- The complexity of the case
Conflicting Obligations of Counsel
Either side may get a pretrial continuance if either can show they have a conflict that will make them unavailable for a trial. However, the trial court may require either party to get substitute counsel.
Inflamed Public Sentiment
Either side may get a pretrial continuance if there is inflamed public sentiment. The prosecution or defense would need to show defendant's right to a fair trial may be denied as a result of pretrial publicity.
A delay on the basis of illness may be the result of a defendant's illness, the defense counsel's illness or the prosecutor's illness. If the defendant is ill, he must show his illness will lessen his ability to assist counsel.
The defendant usually submits affidavits signed by his physician to prove illness. Either counsel's illness may be presented to the court by the counsel's own testimony. They must show that no substitute counsel is available.
Legislative Continuance
In some states, if a defendant's counsel is a member of a state legislature, counsel may get a pretrial continuance for periods during which the state legislature is in session.
Missing Witness
A defendant may have court proceedings delayed if a defense witness is missing and won't be available for trial. However, the defendant must provide the name and address of the witness and show:
- He put forth a good effort to try and get the witness to attend
- The testimony of the witness will be important
- He did not cause the absence of the witness
- The motion is not being made for the purpose of a delay
- There is no reasonable expectation that the witness will become available for trial
Agreement between the Parties
The parties may delay the court proceedings if they agree on the continuance and a good cause is shown.
Required by Law
A continuance is required by law when:
- A defendant hasn't been arrested
- A corporate or association defendant hasn't been served with a summons
- When there wouldn't be enough time during the trial court's term to complete the trial
Religious Holidays
Counsel for either side may get a pretrial continuance if either is required to appear in court on an observed religious holiday.
Questions for Your Attorney
- When can a motion for a pretrial continuance be filed with the court?
- Under what circumstances are motions for pretrial continuances granted? Does a court have the discretion to deny any motion for a pretrial continuance?


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OneVoice is an international grassroots movement that amplifies the voice of mainstream Israelis and Palestinians, empowering them to propel their elected representatives toward the two-state solution. The Movement works to forge consensus for conflict resolution and build a human infrastructure capable of mobilizing the people toward a negotiated, comprehensive, and permanent agreement between Israel and Palestine that ends the occupation, ensures security and peace for both sides, and solves all final-status issues in accordance with international law and previous bilateral agreements. The 1967 borders form the basis for the establishment of an independent, viable Palestinian state, with permanent borders and any modifications to be agreed upon by both parties. The Movement recognizes that violence by either side will never be a means to end the conflict.
Our mission is premised on the notion that everyday people have a crucial role to play in creating the political conditions necessary to propel their leaders toward ending the conflict and the occupation. While a majority of Israelis and Palestinians support the two-state solution, an emphasis on the risks of an agreement and the compromises it entails has led many to lose sight of the transformative change that peace can bring. An increasing percentage also doubt they will see such an agreement in their lifetimes, widening the 'incredulity gap' of those who would readily accept a two-state compromise but cannot envision one.
From the Caucus to End the Arab-Israeli Conflict that we established in the Israeli Knesset to our "Wake Up! What Is Your Role Campaign?" to mobilize Palestinians to end the occupation and the conflict through non-violent activism, we are providing the centrist mainstream on both sides with the opportunities and tools to build momentum for a peace agreement and #2StatesNOW.
We are the only grassroots organization working in parallel with Israelis and Palestinians to empower the mainstream center in each society. Our independent offices in Tel Aviv, Ramallah, and up until the summer of 2014, Gaza City, appeal to the national interests of both sides, catalyzing the mainstream public to be pro-active in their support for a final status agreement. While we applaud the essential work other groups do to facilitate cross-cultural dialogue and promote "Track II" diplomacy, we are action-oriented and advocacy-driven, energizing the public to demand accountability from political leaders to deliver an agreement.
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Individuals, foundations, corporations, and governments – Israeli, Palestinian, and international. In furtherance of its mission, OneVoice conducts and supports charitable, educational, and advocacy-based projects and activities. The Movement is supported by PeaceWorks Foundation, a Section 501(c)(3) charitable organization, PeaceWorks Action, Inc., a Section 501(c)(4) social welfare organization, and other individuals, charitable institutions, and advocacy organizations across the globe. A financial review is available in our 2014 Annual report.
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The two-state solution is the only solution that allows for the national aspirations of Israelis and Palestinians to be realized, ensuring lasting dignity, prosperity, and security for both sides. A negotiated two-state outcome is the only one that can end all claims, resolve all final status issues, and truly end the conflict. An independent, economically viable state of Palestine can only be a benefit to its neighbors, as can a secure and prosperous Israel. In the eyes of the international community, a two-state solution is the only legitimate solution to decades of war that can lead to a true democratic finality for Israelis and Palestinians, with equal rights for their citizens and a global opportunity for investment and progress. It remains the only solution that is accepted both by the international community as well as the majority of Israelis and Palestinians.
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We're all for goofing around at work -- our entire business model is based on it. But when that workplace is the military, you'd hope there wouldn't be people running around doing dumbass things like sticking firecrackers down each other's pants while they're trying to pilot a state-of-the-art weapon system. Sadly, this isn't the case.
6A Drunk Russian Soldier Crashes His Tank into a Light Pole
As we've previously discussed, pretty much every driver in Russia has a dashboard camera installed in their vehicle to incriminate the culpable party in the event of a collision and/or capture a visual document of the last moments of their lives. Additionally, as one driver discovered, the cameras will allow you to record magical moments like a soldier drunkenly attempting to pilot a tank through a busy intersection:
The video begins as the driver comes to a stop in front of a Russian soldier blocking traffic to make way for a military motorcade. The traffic director, gripping a baton authoritatively, waves his comrades through behind him, and the first tank proceeds into the intersection. However, the tank suddenly comes to an abrupt, axle-shattering stop in the middle of the street. It's as if the driver spotted a raccoon in his path.
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"... shit."
After several motionless seconds, which we assume were spent thumbing frantically through the operating manual, the tank suddenly lurches forward another 5 feet before slamming to a stop again, snapping the man in the gunner's hatch violently around like a whip antenna on a Ford Bronco.
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"... damnit."
Then, with the subtle, practiced grace of a teenager getting blown on his way to prom, the driver sends the tank zooming up over the curb and directly into an electrical pole, throwing a visible shockwave through every power line in the area. He continues trying to push forward, as if he hasn't noticed that the pole is in his way, but the tank remains firmly stuck in place, because the laws of physics do not care how much you are embarrassing yourself.
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It deserves to be mentioned that at no point during this caravan of failure does the guy directing traffic offer any kind of reaction. He just stands there like he's in a staring contest with a repressed memory. Either he has the thousand-yard stare of a Spetsnaz soldier or he's just seen Sergei crash that goddamn tank so many times that it no longer even registers.
Incidentally, the driver is currently facing a court martial for this, even though (judging by other dash cam videos) this was a pretty typical day at a Russian intersection.
5A U.S. Army Pilot Crashes His Helicopter While Showing Off
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Showboating is a natural response to being put in a position where you have more power, control, prestige, or access to cool toys than your peers -- even pulling doughnuts in the parking lot of Wendy's with an Oldsmobile Cutlass is badass if you're the only one of your friends who owns a car. And if instead of an Oldsmobile it's an awesome attack helicopter worth $20 million, well, the temptation must be overwhelming.
This was the precise situation faced by a U.S. Army pilot as he got behind the controls of an Apache attack chopper at an American military base in Afghanistan. His sworn duty to both represent and defend the ideals of his great nation came into direct conflict with his obligation to look awesome in front of his friends, and that "sworn duty" bullshit got launched right out of the cockpit like Goose in Top Gun.
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"No biggie. You can just work for free for the next 180 years to pay for it."
The pilot came zipping in close to one of the main buildings in the compound, literally clearing it by inches. He then made a hard bank that nearly sent the helicopter completely vertical before coming back around to dazzle spectators by making an even lower pass over the snowy ground. However, it's clear that he hadn't quite mastered this particular maneuver, because instead of coolly missing the rocky terrain by a hair, he smashed an $18 million whirling death machine into the middle of a wintery field surrounded by his fellow soldiers. Eight tons of rotating metal blades then bounced into a snow drift and flew upward in a cartwheeling spiral of self-defeat that would be comical if it wasn't so defecatingly terrifying.
Impossibly, no one was injured, but the Army is investigating the possibility of filing criminal charges against the pilot for doing the dumbest fucking thing you could ever possibly do with a helicopter outside of trying to use it to chop vegetables.
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Sunset Boulevard (1950) - Billy Wilder
Ah what greatness lies in the old Hollywood. For many, including myself at one time, this was the finest Billy Wilder film, and still the champ of Hollywood on Hollywood pictures. It was perhaps Wilders harshest satire, full of his cruelest inside jokes. It is also the film that stands on both ends of nearly every issue. Everything in Sunset Boulevard is ironic, and it is from that which gives forth its greatest attribute.
After kicking around as a screenwriter for several years, Billy Wilder made a name as a director with Double Indemnity (1944) and the Oscar winning Lost Weekend (1945). He followed these with a few more less significant but still profitable films. His studio of the day, Paramount gave him all the room necessary to make this project. Had Wilder not been a critical and commercial success in the past, this picture would have probably never seen the day.
It was one of a string of Wilder and Charles Brackett collaborations. The two had written screenplays in the past for Ernst Lubitsch and Howard Hawks among others, and had co-written all of their own pictures. Brackett served as producer while Wilder directed, very Coen brothers. Although one doesnt usually find too many Brackett supporters claiming he was really a co-director, and there has been no evidence brought to my attention as of yet to prove that. They werent alone this time though, as additional writing was done by D. M. Marshman. Like Casablanca (1942) which also benefited from numerous writers so does this. It is almost impossible to tell who wrote what, but it all works. I feel that perhaps there was some inside competition, hence the reason for so very much brilliant dialogue.
In terms of dialogue, this has no doubt earned comparisons to Joseph Mankiewicz All About Eve (1950). Both films were made the same year, and both expose the underside of their respected art forms, movies here and the stage in Eve. Both films have been known for their ingenious writing, but whereas Mankiewicz was somewhat limited as a director, Wilder is not. His films are full of that precision associated with only the finest perfectionists. Ironic in more than one way to cast Erich Von Stroheim, whose perfectionism was notorious. Eve may have won the Oscar, but for many this will always be the better picture.
The other more noticeable irony with Stroheim is that he plays a former director. A cruel joke after the near totalitarian control he exacted on his films. Unlike Wilder though, he had no commercial success, which forced his directing days to be put to rest by the end of the twenties. He did find success as an actor, with his other most notable success coming from Jean Renoirs the Grand Illusion (1937), where he played an aristocratic German soldier in charge of a prisoner of war camp. There is also the film of Gloria Swansons that they watch, Queen Kelly (1928) , a never finished flop directed by Stroheim.
Perhaps the only complaint may be in who the hero or heroine is. My heart was with William Holdens Joe Gillis the entire time. He begins by narrating from beyond. We then see his story from his eyes, which may leave it open to subjectivity. I believe that the real Joe Gillis was much more of a heel than we see. Since he is the narrator, we see his shame, his wounded pride, and his feelings of being trapped. We dont see just how much he accepted from Norma, and we know that he could leave at any time. Even though he is the narrator, he is still not the hero. Wilder and therefore Gillis seems to have a soft spot for discarded silent stars. Once Norma shows up on screen she is instantly the pitiful and sad case. She is the casualty of a timely industry.
Personally I dont by the poor and pitiful Norma Desmond. She is the victim of nothing. So her star didnt cross into talking pictures, neither did a lot of people. John Gilbert was perhaps the most famous casualty, but even Mary Pickford, Buster Keaton, and Harold Lloyd virtually vanished from the public eye when sound came about. So Desmond was one of those few, be content with your former celebrity and the large amounts of money you still have. She seems to be reminiscent of the modern Michael Jackson. As his star declines, he gets weirder and more secluded. He seems to be in need of adulation, and seems to miss the days when he had no privacy. The same is with Norma. She is happiest when she is surrounded in the Paramount studio by cast and crew, and at the end when she officially goes crazy to a house full of reporters and police officers. Even Gillis refers to her as poor Norma, yet he is the one who got shot three times by her crazy ass.
There is always a little debate about what type of film it is. When asked the question myself I sat in silence for a while. Stylistically it is pure noir. Low light and deep focus photography, plus the all too obvious narration, make this a key blueprint. Yet this is noir like Citizen Kane is noir. There may be many things to make it seem that way, but this doesnt have the seedy underworld vibe of Robert Aldrichs Kiss Me Deadly, or the socioeconomic indictments of Abraham Polanskis Force of Evil (1948) . It doesnt even have that touch of crime and passion like Wilders earlier Double Indemnity. Yet it still feels like noir, and one person when asked argued it to be a thriller. Which is to say the modern term for noir.
By 1950 that type of picture was growing out of style. The past five years had seen a slew of films of that sort flood theaters. It is because of this that Andrew Sarris believes it lost the Oscars to Eve. I think that it was because Hollywood wasnt quite ready to accept what they had done. I have also read that Sunset Boulevard is a clear cut horror film. Although Franz Waxmans score can have horror tones to it, and the first time we hear the organ played, Max (Stroheim) is playing Bachs Toccata and Fugue in D minor, or the Phantom of the Opera music for those who know. There is also the comparisons between Norma Desmond (Swanson) and the vampire from Draculas Daughter (1933) Norma never leaves the house, except in large quantities of makeup. She hides in her run down mansion. She even holds a funeral for a chimpanzee. At times this can get a little creepy.
Knowing Wilder though, he never lets us go without a laugh. This time though it takes a while to find one. It is a black comedy in the stretching the term sense. Noticing though with a bunch of ignorant movie goers though, that they thought some of it funny, and they probably werent supposed to. I noticed that Wilder did use a few melodramatic cliches. That might have been done in mockery of this film so against Hollywood, but I just think it came out that way. Joe Gillis (William Holden) makes a comment to Betty Schaefer (Nancy Olson) about having her wonderful dialogue drowned out by music. At times Wilder does just that. In particular after Max tells Joe that he was Normas first husband, cue dramatic strings. At times the accented music seems near comical.
I also noticed a room full of chuckles as Norma began going officially crazy. Her crazed looks in the screen, the ridiculous narcissism, and her grand silent film gestures. All of this pulled off with the utmost perfection by Swanson. She was the best actress that year, although All About Eve had a gala of great actresses, and winner Judy Holliday was excellent in Born Yesterday (1950). Swanson topped all though in her return to the screen, in honor of Norma disliking comeback. Another irony of the film is that despite Normas great case against talking pictures, she still gets the best lines of dialogue in the film.
There were a few other cruel inside jokes. Normas waxworks were all former silent stars, including the now legendary Buster Keaton. They all play themselves, although none of them are officially introduced. Only Hedda Hopper and Cecil B. De Mille are acknowledged as themselves. Hopper arguing that her gossip column took precedence over the coroner. Another irony being that the film De Mille was shooting at the time, the set visited by Desmond was for Sodom and Gomorrah (1950). The irony being that Normas film was also a biblical epic.
It is from her Salome that another homage was found. In Peter Jacksons Forgotten Silver (1997), Colin Mackenzie spent the better part of fifteen years making a large scale adaptation of Salome. That too never made the screen, and was probably too long. There were also a slew of misquoting Normas final line. That you can blame on Bugs Bunny who probably misquoted it for the first time. I sometimes get confused myself over which is the right version. Not to mention the string of Hollywood on Hollywood pictures that emerged in its wake, and the eventual return of noir.
One last irony is that everyone wins. Max gets to direct once more, something that didnt happen to Stroheim. Norma gets her press and gets to act again. Joe gets his pool that he always wanted. Then there is Betty, who ends up with Artie (Jack Webb), who we all know is the nicest guy around. So each of them had to pay a little. Norma is going away permanently, despite her line that shell never leave them again. Max has lost Norma forever, perhaps making himself go a little crazy. His goal to keep the truth from her has finally backfired. Joe gets the pool at the cost of his life, and his pride. Betty gets Artie and the script, but at the cost of Joe.
In more ways that one Sunset Boulevard is a film that demands your attention. Wilders films always benefited from being seen through the looking glass. This picture gets better with each viewing, because of what is behind the film. The mise-en-scene is so engrossing that we may forget were watching a movie, just like we may forget Joe is dead right from the beginning. The camera work is seamless, shots are held for the right time, and never does the editing distract. My only beef then is with the score. Waxman usually does good work, but the score seems at times to be overdone. It is the only thing that reminds you this is a movie. I must also make a final note of the brilliant deep focus cinematography. It seems like a lost art, but it is slowly making its way back. Hopefully theyll be films of this quality to go along with it.
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im 50-50 on this one.. it was a bad shot because he still had a lot of time to create and it was a good shot because if it had went in we would have won it..
Steph, what are you doing? First, you left Chucky Atkins all alone to bury a 3 when you double teamed for no reason, and then you dribble out the clock and hoist a wild 3 when all we needed was to get you in the paint and either finish or dish for two. Not a smart game for Steph. But we still love you.
im 50-50 on this one.. it was a bad shot because he still had a lot of time to create and it was a good shot because if it had went in we would have won it..
You're 100% right jayp!
Do you notice that in games that Marbury's shot is not falling, the Knicks almost always loses the game?
Stephon got the ball when there was almost a turnover and after this he was asking for a pick and didnt get it then he shot the ball. I dont think it was his miss, I agree that he wasnt so good that night (14 pts, 7 ast) but we should win that game earlier when we were up by 4.
And everybody thought he is going to make a layup.
I think he could win that game and it wasnt successful this time. He knows it and he is the guy who want 2 make the playoffs more then anyone!
So.... He will get better...so much better!!!
I'm the greatest Starbury fan of my country & am pround of it!!!
can't blame him for the loss because all the great players want the ball at the end of the game..
I don't think it should come down to him wanting to take a 25 foot 3 pointer for a win or loss when you are down by 2. Go for a 2 and go into overtime. Especially Marbury who can take his man off the dribble at will. He settled for a low percentage shot. And he wasn't waiting for a Houston screen. Houston doesn't screen. He was waiting for Houston to shake his man and get open. But when he saw that wasn't happening, go to the basket. Hit an easy pullup or go all the way to the hole. We are losing down the stretch due to poor decision-making. It hurts.
well he had a good game against MIL.. he hit a clutch 3pointer... it's not everytime you get to win games..


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Peacefully on Aug 22, 2007 at age 89 in Ottawa. Well-loved and respected over a long life. Pre-deceased by sons Matt COHEN and Andy COHEN and first husband, Morris COHEN and second, Maurice WRIGHT. Survived by siblings Jack SOHN (Deganya) and Reeva SEGAL, daughters-in-law Patsy ALDANA and Susan CARTER, and step-children Wendy WRIGHT (Nir BAREKET), Ken WRIGHT (Mindy PILON), and Tammy PACKER (Richard.) Auntie Bea to many and enthusiastic Baba to Alice COHEN, Daniel COHEN, Sally COHEN, Madeleine COHEN, Coca McALLISTER, Seth McALLISTER, Jason WRIGHT, Jordan WRIGHT, Leah WRIGHT, Jared WRIGHT, Michael PACKER and Jeffrey PACKER. Great-grandmother to Felix. A Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel at the New Jewish Cemetary in Osgoode, Ontario Sunday August 26 at 11 a.m. Shiva private.
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ACHESON, Lorne Victor
On August 1, 2007, a funeral service was held to celebrate the 86 year life of Lorne Victor Acheson who passed away suddenly on July 28, 2007.
Lorne was born and raised on a farm in Proton Township and as a boy, he attended S.S.#2 School sometimes known as the "Acheson School" until old enough to work on the farm. In 1942, he, along with his father, Stanley ACHESON, took over a live-stock trucking business that Lorne would continue to operate for 54 years.
On July 7, 1951, Lorne married Roma CHANDLER who had moved to the area as a high school mathematics teacher. Having been raised in the rather nomadic home of a United Church minister, Roma often commented that she never really had a permanent home until she met and married Lorne and adopted Dundalk as her home. Lorne and Roma raised a family of four children: Edward (Ted), Kenneth, Elizabeth (Beth), and Joyce. Roma passed away on November 24, 1979 after a lengthy battle with cancer and Lorne was to continue his life's journey on his own.
He continued on his own but definitely not alone While he kept busy at his trucking business, he also volunteered for years with the Dundalk Agricultural Society, as well as maintaining his involvement with the Dundalk Lions Club up until the time of his death. In his later years, he became a' "special friend" with Doris LANGDON and together they enjoyed two sets of in-laws, cousins and grandchildren. "Aunt" Doris was certainly the tonic that added years to his life.
Reverend Janet ERIKSEN officiated a service that was held in a packed church on a beautiful late summer day. Reverend Janet delivered the eulogy. Gospel readings were done by Lorne's granddaughters Olivia and Holly ACHESON. Olivia remembered a story of Grandpa, when learning that Olivia was going to England to study Archeology, telling her that there were lots of potatoes in Badjeros that needed digging. Jim DOLMER shared memories of "Uncle Lorne" when Jim was growing up and Janine GOSTICK shared her memories of "Grandpa." Ian LEITH played a lovely rendition of "Whispering Hope", Lorne's favourite gospel tune. Pallbearers were grand_sons Ted CLARKE, Allan CLARKE, Robert CLARKE, Jesse ACHESON, Steven GOSTICK, Kevin ACHESON, and Ryan ALDCORN. Flowerbearers were granddaughters Olivia ACHESON, Holly ACHESON, Melissa ACHESON, Heather ACHESON, Janine GOSTICK, Jackie CLARKE, Carlene ALDCORN, Randi ALDCORN, and Emily PHILLIPS. Special music was provided by Mary NICHOLLS, Dundalk United Church Choir, and Ian LEITH.
It is very hard to capsulize 86 years in a few paragraphs. A brief summary was included in the funeral service bulletin, simply titled:
Our Dad
A simple man in the best sense of the description. A humble man. A kind, loving and caring husband and father. A man who wanted only what he needed and needed little. Born and raised on a farm during the Depression, he was blessed with an inherent humility that, over his lifetime, became a more rare trait in people. Obviously we have no recollection of him as a youngster, only stories heard.
He loved the farm life. As hard-scrabble a life as it seems to us, he took pride (the little he had) in a job well done. He loved a new-born calf, a fat steer, a "hot" market, a fast trotter, and the smell of alfalfa curing in the windrow.
He loved his community and never yearned to move on to better opportunities elsewhere but rather to help improve the community he was in. As somewhat of a creature of habit, he loved his special places and routines. Anyone who knew him always knew where he could be found. Early mornings in his later years would find him at the Highway 10 Breakfast Club. On Sunday morning, he could be found in the same pew down to the left of the minister. On Tuesday morning he could be found at the Keady Auction Market in the same seat down to the left of the auctioneer. Just as he had been during his fifty-four year career as a live stock trucker, he continued to be a "morning person" in his retirement. He loved his church as any devout Christian would. Most of all, he loved his family. He loved family gatherings with a Sunday afternoon picnic on the front lawn. He loved his parents, his siblings, his wife, his special friend and her extended family and he loved us. He loved his many Friends that he met along the way. If you are reading this, should know that you were one of them.
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ALDCORN, Marion
In loving memory of Marion who passed away November 1, 2003.
God knew that she was suffering
That the hills were hard to climb,
So He closed her weary eyelids
And whispered "Peace be thine."
Away in the beautiful hills of God,
By the valley of rest so fair,
Some day, we know not when,
We will meet our loved one there.
- Forever missing you - Love, Alex, Margo, Donna, Maurice and Debbie, Ryan, Carlene, Randi, Ron and Janice, Tayler, Dylan.
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It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden loss of our son and best friend Lucas on Monday, August 6, 2007; at the age of 19. Lucas is survived by his parents Donna (nee: STEWARD/STEWART/STUART) and Ron TINSLEY. Grandson of Rhea ALDEA (Royden BURK/BURKE) and Elizabeth Jean TINSLEY 'Bubs'. Lucas will be sadly missed by his many aunts, uncles, cousins, Friends and neighbours. Visitation will be held at the Lake Dalrymple United Church, 278 Lake Dalrymple Road, on Friday, August 10, 2007 from 12 noon until time of funeral service at 2 o'clock. Special thanks to John for trying to save my son's life, to all the Police, Firefighters, Rescue Units, The Divers and Ambulance workers, special Friends Larry and Gail COOPER and Gayle and Maja for being there as well as our families and all of Luke's Friends from Lake Dalrymple Road, Sebright, Orillia, Pickering, Everywhere, those who called, dropped by and thought of us. We appreciate it and it was good to hear from you. The Tinsley family would also like to thank Jackie, Sue and Gary. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations to the Kawartha Lakes Fire Rescue Carden Division would be appreciated by the family. Messages of condolence are welcomed at www.mundellfuneralhome.ca
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FIDLER, Nelson Henry
Nelson Henry FIDLER, beloved husband of the former Cheryl HOPKINS of Neustadt, passed away at the Hanover and District Hospital on Sunday, October 28, 2007, aged 53 years.
Dear father of Rob FIDLER and Lacey of Neustadt and Steven FIDLER and Kathy of Ayton.
Also survived by three grandchildren, Ashtin, Bailey and Rozlend three sisters, Marion ZIEGLER and John of Durham, June ALDERDICE and Ted of St. Jacobs, and Mae VANZOELEN and John of Holstein a brother, Glen FIDLER of Toronto; his mother-in-law Lucille (Dutch) HOPKINS of Hanover; and two brothers-in-law, Randie HOPKINS and Dolores of Tavistock and Brad HOPKINS and Marie of Hanover.
Predeceased by his parents Roy and Lenora FIDLER and his father-in-law Maxwell HOPKINS.
Cremation has taken place. Memorial donations to Hanover and District Hospital would be appreciated and may be made through the Garrett Funeral Chapel in Neustadt (519-799-5760).
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ALDERDICE, Eva Mary (n�e WILLIAMSON)
In Meaford on Sunday, August 26, 2007. The former Eva WILLIAMSON, daughter of the late Robert and Martha (n�e CASWELL) WILLIAMSON, in her 81st year. Loved mother of Mary Jane and her husband Pat MULLANEY of Oregon, and Darryl HUTCHINSON/HUTCHISON and Barb of R.R.#4, Meaford. Remembered also by Ross ALDERDICE of R.R.#4, Meaford. Predeceased by a son Robert 'Bob' HUTCHINSON/HUTCHISON in May 2006 and by William "Bing" HUTCHINSON/HUTCHISON in March 2007. Loving grandmother of Erin and Blue of Collingwood, Keegan, Colleen and Mark MULLANEY, Amber, Jocelyn, Devin and Joel HUTCHINSON/HUTCHISON, and Jason and Ryan VAIL and great-grandmother of Haley. Dear sister of John WILLIAMSON and his wife Doreen of Burlington, Reg WILLIAMSON and his wife Marie of Hanover, Hilda THOMPSON/THOMSON/TOMPSON/TOMSON of Markdale and Irene MCINNES/MCINNIS, also of Markdale. Predeceased by a brother Ed WILLIAMSON of Berkeley and fondly remembered by several nieces and nephews and their families. Family will receive Friends at the Ferguson Funeral Home, The Valley Chapel, Thornbury on Thursday 5 until 8 p.m. Funeral services, officiated by Reverend Doctor Brian GOODINGS, will be conducted at Grace United Church in Thornbury on Friday August 31 at 11: 00 a.m. Interment and committal services will be conducted at 1: 30 p.m. at the Markdale Cemetery. As your expression of sympathy, donations to the Beaver Valley Athletic Association or the Meaford Amateur Athletic Association would be appreciated.
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ROLLESON- WESTAWAY, Marion Beatrice
At Charlotte Villa, Brantford on Friday, October 12, 2007 in her 97th year, Marion WESTAWAY, beloved wife of the late Frank WESTAWAY and the late William ROLASON. Loving mother of Anne WESTAWAY- PALK of Brantford and Janet ALDERSON- SMITH of Northhamptonshire, England. Much loved grandmother of Julian PHILLIP of San Francisco, Stephen PHILLIP of Costa Mesa, California, Daniel ALDERSON- SMITH of London, England, Katherine ALDERSON- SMITH of Oxford, England, Toby ALDERSON- SMITH of London, England and great-grandmother of Luke and Zachary PHILLIP. Also missed by the Rolleson Family. Marion WESTAWAY was a lifelong member of St. Andrew's United Church. Friends will be received at the McCleister Funeral Home, 495 Park Road North, Brantford on Thursday 10: 00-11:00 a.m. with a Memorial Sevice in the Chapel on Thursday at 11: 00 a.m. Cremation has taken place. If wished, memorial donations to St. Andrew's United Church gratefully appreciated. McCleister (519) 758-1553 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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Passed away peacefully at Versa Care Windsor Place on December 29, 2006 at the age of 88 years. Beloved wife of the late Sidney. Dear mother of Peter FOREHT and wife Cathy of Toronto; and Chris and husband Doctor Dave FISHER, of Windsor. Dear Grandmother of Lenny and wife Jill; Celine and companion Jason; Sarah; Paula and companion Hans, and Dan and wife Sarah. Dear sister of Edith PONGRATZ and her late husband Tony; Helen LETT and her late husband Jim; Agnes and husband Joel ALDRED, and the late Marion NICOL and her late husband Don. Also surviving are many nieces and nephews. Marjorie served during World War 2 with the Canadian Forces in London, Ontario and later worked for many years at both Loblaws and Eatons. The family would like to thank the caring and compassionate staff at both Versa Care Windsor Place and Oak Park Terrace. Margie was a loving mother, and will be dearly missed. Cremation has taken place, and a family service in London, will take place at a later date. Funeral Arrangements entrusted to Windsor Chapel Funeral Home 1700 Tecumseh Rd., East. Online condolences and shared memories may be submitted at www.windsorchapel.com
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LESLIE, Joanna (1947-2007)
Peacefully at home in Ottawa on Thursday, December 20, after a long and valiant struggle with cancer. Daughter of Forester Wilcox LESLIE and Margaret Sweet LESLIE, Joanna will be missed and fondly remembered by her sister and brother-in-law Christy and Gregory LUDLOW, cousins Ian and Libby LESLIE, goddaughter Emma CALVERT, and her many Friends from Mount Alison and Ottawa. A special thanks to Doctor Lisa ALDRIDGE and Joanna's many caregivers, especially Rosalina GARCIA. Friends and family are invited to gather at Kelly Funeral Home, 585 Somerset Street (Ottawa) on Sunday, December 23 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. A brief Memorial Service will take place at Kelly Funeral Home on Saturday, January 12 at 4 p.m. Donations in Joanna's memory may be made to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
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After a long battle with cancer, on Monday, September 17, 2007 at Peterborough Regional Health Centre, Rogers Street Site in his 68th year with his family at his side, George Henderson AKINS passed peacefully. Beloved husband of Gloria SERNIUCK and the late Donna LITTLE. Loving father of Brad (Gail) of Barrie, Tanya (Jamie) DUPUIS of Ayr and the late Gregory. Loving grandfather of Connor and Jayden ALDUS, Keenan McHUGH and Nolan DUPUIS. Beloved brother of Joan STODDART (the late Robert) of Eugenia and Robert (Dale) of Hanover. son of the late Harry and Sadie AKINS. Son-in-law of Doris (the late Joseph) LITTLE of Markdale. Brother-in-law of Darlene (Gary) BOWLER of Ottawa. Remembered by his extended family Nick and Patricia SERNIUCK, Nickolas, Miread and Maeve, Brother-in-law Fred (Diane) PARK of Markstay and Jim HARRISON of Toronto. Predeceased by mother-in-law Margaret PARK. He will be sadly missed by his many cousins, nieces and nephews. George retired from Daimler Chrysler in 2001 after 32 years of service. The family received Friends at the Fawcett Funeral Home, Flesherton on Sunday, September 23. Service was held in the chapel on Monday, September 24 at 11 a.m. Interment Flesherton Cemetery. Memorial contributions to the Cancer Society, Peterborough Regional Health Centre or a charity of your choice would be gratefully appreciated.
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Hello MHF members,
If anyone can, help me sort this out... I have worked on Laplace and inverse Laplace transformations before through the table and that was fine.
Problem is that now I am working through definitions and while Laplace worked fine, got stuck on inverse Laplace.
Here follows the definition-formula introduced, but has no applicable example... So if anyone can help on the easiest exercise supplied, to get it...
Many thanks in advance.
Hmm. I'm not a fan of Greek letters where they're not needed or even standard. Let me rephrase the question as best as I can, and ask you a question in turn:
How can I use the above definition to compute the inverse Laplace transform of
The answer is
Is that correct?
If so, I have two questions, actually:
1. It seems pretty clear that What is the lower limit on the sum?
2. What is the relationship between and Is that just a typo? Should it be
Hello Adrian,
Rephrase is correct (no worries with Greek or Latins, whatever suits you as long as I get how it works).
No typo, definition on script is a bit confusing....
says that f(t) is some density probability and F(t) its distribution that both have φ(t) as Laplace transformation....
anyway, issue here is inverse Laplace, so let us assume that f(t) is equal to the limes...
(guess it is indifferent in this case... as so far on script I met no Probabilities... and is not in the main subject, don't know why involved this here...)
on s ...is supposed to be continuous interest rate... that is defined as s=ln(1+i), where i belongs to Z
we can just use it as a continuous variable with positive values.
Hmm. It's almost time for me to hit the sack, but I did want to say this: on page 139 of Wackerly, Mendenhall, and Scheaffer's Mathematical Statistics with Applications, 5th Ed., they provide the following Definition 4.3:
So there you have the relationship between and I think that will be important in solving your problem.Let be the distribution function for a continuous random variable Then , given by
wherever the derivative exists, is called the probability density function for the random variable
I am aware of the later, that indeed is their relationship (didn't thought of presenting it that way...brilliant) but not sure if that is of much help....
I think (intuitively and given previous techniques) that is something more technical, more likely to do with substitutions... but this formula, totally blocks me....
Perhaps I should also clarify, that the g^(u) inside the sum, is not a power but the u-derivative of g(s) ...rest are powers...
I'm back, after a very long night (my almost-four-month-old daughter was a bit colicky). So it seems to me that the necessary procedure here is a two-step process:
1. Evaluate the limit-sum expression with the given . Result is .
2. Take the derivative to obtain .
So, on #1 there. We need to find an expression for the th derivative of We have
and hence we get
I think you'll find the following:
So, plugging this into your limit-sum expression yields the following:
Note: the notation means the greatest integer less than or equal to
Again, I have to go now, but hopefully, this will stimulate your thinking a bit. The next question, of course, is how to evaluate that limit.
Thank you a lot Adrian,
I had hard day myself too... so I will check it in detail tomorrow,
seems that I did some calculus mistake that made things more complex... 8)
Beautiful thought, to specify integer value of st, on sum... makes limes much easier to solve!!
Roughly speaking problem seems solved, will let you know tomorrow.
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Fr. George Helfrich, Canon Lawyer, Dies
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Chicago, IL (May 30, 2006) - Fr. George J. Helfrich, a canon lawyer who served in the Archdiocese of Chicago's Metropolitan Tribunal, died on Monday, May 29, of heart failure at Lutheran General Hospital. He was 78 years old and a resident of St. Benedict Home in Niles.
A Chicago native, Fr. Helfrich graduated from St. Gregory elementary school on Chicago's north side, Quigley Preparatory Seminary and the University of St. Mary of the Lake Mundelein/Seminary. He was ordained in 1954.
Fr. Helfrich was the assistant pastor at St. Aloysius Parish on Chicago's northwest side from 1954 to 1956, before beginning his post-graduate studies in Canon Law at the Gregorian University in Rome. In 1958, he began working in the Archdiocese's Metropolitan Tribunal. He held that position for eight years.
In 1966, he became assistant pastor at Queen of Angels Parish on the north side, where he served for three years. In 1969, he was named chaplain at St. Theresa Hospital in Waukegan and served in that capacity for one year before being named assistant pastor at St. Fabian Parish in the southwest suburbs. He served there for five years from 1970-1975.
Fr. Helfrich served as assistant pastor at St. Eugene Parish from 1975 –1980 and at St. Martha Parish in Morton Grove from 1980-1987. He retired from active ministry in that year.
Visitation for Fr. Helfrich will take place from 3 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, June 1, at St. Eugene Church, 7958 W. Foster Ave., Chicago. Francis Cardinal George, O.M.I., Archbishop of Chicago, will be the main celebrant at a funeral Mass for Fr. Helfrich at 11 a.m. on Friday, June 2, at St. Eugene Church.
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Resistance 2 will support two campaigns, multiplayer battles of up to 60 people, and eight-person online co-op play. Unconfirmed reports say the game will support three character classes--including a heavy weapons, special operations, and the all-important medic. It will also incorporate vehicles, including the alien-built Stalker, which will have cloaking abilities.
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Skip to comments.The Future of Evolution: What Will We Become?
Posted on 11/21/2009 12:27:39 PM PST by JoeProBono
The past of human evolution is more and more coming to light as scientists uncover a trove of fossils and genetic knowledge. But where might the future of human evolution go? There are plenty of signs that humans are still evolving.
However, whether humans develop along the lines portrayed by hackneyed science fiction is doubtful.
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An old cliché has the highly evolved humans of the future sporting large heads to hold their advanced enlarged brains, "but that's nonsense, whole nonsense," said paleontologist Peter Ward at the University of Washington at Seattle, author of "Future Evolution." "If you've ever gone through a childbirth or witnessed one," Ward says, "we're already anatomically right on the edge of how big our heads can go our big brains have already caused extreme problems in childbirth, and if we had bigger and bigger brains, that'd cause more mothers to die in childbirth, so evolution would select against that......."
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I wanna be a fishy.
Based on what I see on TV I would say we will revert to pond scum!
Great picture. Is this someone trying to break in or out of Mexico. Hard to tell these days.
If we ever move beyond this planet I suspect we'll find that we need certain induced genetic changes. Things like greater lung capacity, resistance to certain radiation, muscular changes.
It would tie us to any planet we settled on but in that sense we're tied to this one due to our suitability to living on earth.
Hmmmm ..?? I've read, "... to dust you will return".
Good luck everybody!!
The one on the left ain't bad either but I bet she isn't a liberal.
The Eloi were all liberals. Sitting around all day, eating fruits and nuts they didn't grow, F#$%ing like rabbits and enjoying their lazy, idyllic existence of not knowing that they were cattle and being fed upon.
yep and we stay alive presently via hanging on to personal freedom.
"If we ever move beyond this planet"
We'll have to leave when the taxes are too high to stay here.
Of course the article leaves out the possibility of politically-motivated evolution.
I envision (in my worst nightmares) something like a cross between 1984 and Brave New World in which the Socialist Masters genetically engineer themselves upwards while keeping their slave-societies stupid, weak and short-lived, through control of the media, education and medicine.
The price for Utopia can never be too high, can it?
Throw 90% of the incumbent out! And show up in D.C. on the day of the State of the Union Address in January for a massive protest by We, the People!
Thanks JoeProBono.
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That's the direction a certain set of our current pop wants to take the rest of us in cultural "evolution" at least.
they really know nothing about human history, some now think apes evolved from man and not the other way around.
Old Startrek series, the criiter that had tohave salt, really in the worst way.
LOL, nothing better than giving a nice loud fart in the stall right next to the guy talking on his cell phone while taking a dump. Yeah pal, explain that one to your client.
Get your paws off my book you....
Yep, polyester suits failed the evolution directive (to the right) the dependency (to the left) formed the evolution format via directive as shown with the electronic dependency and the taking of space by using a urinal for a placeholder for another dependency shows what we have become.
On an average, we are probably getting dumber. These are the people who reproduce the most. Also these are the same people who are too lazy to evolve.
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Boosting Pressroom Productivity -- Pocketing More Profits
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Productivity equals time and time equals money. Obviously, sheetfed and web offset printers want to get the most out of their expensive equipment. And, just as obvious, is the fact that printers want to be as profitable as possible. The opportunities to become more productive in the lithographic pressroom are numerous.
"The trend in pressrooms across the country is toward more and more automation, both in material handling at both ends of the press, as well as more closed-loop control processes on the press itself," notes Edmond Kelley, executive director for the National Council for Skill Standards in Graphic Communications. "The challenge this brings is in the training and education of the existing and future workforce."
Kelley sees material handling processes and systems as the technology having the most immediate impact on productivity, followed by register and color control systems and automated press setup options.
The training issue is echoed by Raymond Prince, senior technical consultant at Printing Industries of America/Graphic Arts Technical Foundation (PIA/GATF). He feels that production-raising tools can only be utilized to their full potential if the press operators are fully educated on how to use them.
"Today, pressroom training is the key to boosting productivity," Prince stresses. "You can have the best equipment available but, without proper training, you would do better with (your) money in the bank."
In the recent past, pressroom productivity has been affected primarily by bigger and faster presses, reduced makereadies and better personnel procedures. But most printers have covered these areas by now, reports Dennis Mason, president of Mason Consulting.
"From here, the next significant improvements will most likely come from process standardization and management practices—the type of productivity improvements that come primarily from the corner office rather than on the pressroom floor," Mason advises.
Hardware and software technologies have become more automated to provide faster, better and cheaper performance. This is being accomplished through computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM), advises Steve Suffoletto, senior training specialist, industry education programs, at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). However, important industrial engineering and quality improvement initiatives can do just as much to bring real productivity and profitability, he says.


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Boston U Stays Unbeaten in the Patriot League
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ASTON, Pa. - Senior Becca Church and sophomore
Jill Horka combined for eight goals to lead the Boston University
women's lacrosse team to a 9-8 victory over Lafayette on
Saturday afternoon at Fisher Stadium. The Terriers picked up their
fourth straight victory to remain undefeated in the Patriot League
(4-0) and improve to 5-5 overall. The Leopards remain winless in PL
play (0-5) and drop to 4-8 on the season.
Trailing 8-6 with 26:05 to play, the Terriers scored the final three goals of the game and kept the Leopards off the scoreboard to capture the 9-8 victory in the first-ever meeting between the two teams. BU has now won its last four games by a combined five goals, including three one-goal victories in its last three outings.
Church and Horka each scored a career-high four goals while Horka added an assist for a team-high five points. Senior defender Christie Hart tallied her first career goal while redshirt sophomore Mallory Collins contributed a career-best two assists. Five of BU's nine goals were scored on a free position attempts.
Freshman Caroline Meegan earned the start in goal for BU and posted five saves in the first 33:55 of the game before being replaced by senior Christina Sheridan for the final 26:05. Sheridan stopped three shots to earn her first win of the season.
Hart posted the first goal of the game five minutes into the contest when she converted on a free position attempt for her first career tally. Horka added to BU's lead with her first of three goals in the opening period to give the Terriers' a 2-0 edge with 20:42 on the clock. Lafayette then capitalized on a BU turnover and Charlotte Avallone found the back of the net for the Leopards with 17:33 remaining to make it a 2-1 game.
BU responded with three unanswered goals, including a pair of tallies from Church. The senior first scored on a free position attempt then found the back of the net again about 30 seconds later with an assist from Collins. After the Leopards won the ensuing draw control, Hart caused a turnover which led to a fast break for the Terriers. Collins then dished out her career-high second assist of the game, as Horka scored with 14:34 remaining in the half.
Lafayette responded with four unanswered goals over the next eight minutes to tie the game at 5-5 with 6:01 remaining in the half. Both teams were then scoreless for about five minutes before Horka converted on a free position attempt to complete her hat trick with 57 seconds on the clock.
Lafayette won the following draw control and evened the game again at 6-6 with a goal from Ana White. The Leopards again took control of the following draw with 22 seconds remaining and fired off a shot as time expired, but Meegan made the save to send the teams in to the break tied at 6-6.
The Leopards had the momentum early in the second half, as Kristen Wilhelmsen netted her second of the game a minute into the period to give Lafayette its first lead of the game, 7-6. Three minutes later, Laura Kleiber pushed the Leopards ahead by two with an assist from Katie Elander.
Horka and Church connected more than halfway through the second period, as Church made it a one-goal game, 8-7, with 14:45 on the clock. Just over a minute later, Church drew a foul and converted her second free position attempt of the day to even the game at 8-8.
The Terriers then took the lead with Horka's second free position goal of the game with 12:38 remaining. Defense prevailed for the remainder of the game and although Lafayette outshot BU, 4-1, in the final 12:38 of action, the Terriers kept the Leopards off the scoreboard and closed out their 9-8 victory,
BU ended the game with a slight edge in shots (23-22) and draw controls (11-8) while Lafayette held a 16-14 advantage in ground balls.
The Terriers will begin a two-game home stand on Wednesday (April 2) when BU welcomes former America East rival New Hampshire to Nickerson Field. The game is set to begin at 4 p.m. and will be broadcast on the Patriot League Network and available on LaxMagazine.com
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Police and neighbours say there were no clues to the Cleveland kidnappings. So what was his domestic violence?
There were no signs, said the astounded residents of Seymour Avenue, that Ariel Castro was anything but a regular dude. A guy who liked to barbecue ribs in the back yard, tinker with his old car, knock back a few brewskis and play guitar in a merengue band. Not the type at all to construct a dungeon beneath his clapboard house, abduct, rape and impregnate young women and keep them shackled for a decade.
From the outside nothing hinted at such horror beyond Castro's taste for padlocks and blackened porch windows, which might have passed as security in this run-down


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Adrián is an unique violinist, conductor, pedagogue and composer. His distinctive approach is brought about by a fusion of three main cultural 'roots': Classical (Philharmonia), Latin (South America) and Popular (Detroit), and by a passion for connecting music with people.
Adrián was the youngest violinist ever to have been appointed concertmaster of the National Symphony Orchestra of Uruguay. During his time as leader he also pioneered new concert formats & venues, as well as composing his own cadenzas for his solo-concerto appearances, some of which were broadcast on live national radio. He left the Royal Academy of Music, London, in 2000 with an MMus specialising in performance theory & popular music, an LRAM and DipRAM in Postgraduate Performance.
Adrián is the Conductor and Artistic Director of the Lutoslawski Youth Orchestra, Poland's national youth orchestra, co-founded by Philharmonia 2nd violinist Jan Regulski, under the aegesis of Jeunesses Musicales Poland. In London Adrián occupies the same roles in the One Tree Hill Sinfonia, a symphony orchestra with charitable objectives of which he is one of the founders.
As a composer Adrián counts Vladimir Ashkenazy, James Ehnes, Philharmonia Orchestra, Deutsche Symphonie Orchester Berlin and The Cellos of the Philharmonia as artists who have performed his music live.
In recent years the Philharmonia, particularly under Ashkenazy, have regularly featured his compositions and/or arrangements on overseas tours to South America, the Far East and Poland.
Adrián's solo-instrument arrangements of Orff's 'O Fortuna' from Carmina Burana, available commercially, are published exclusively by Schott, Germany. His music has been broadcast by the BBC World Service, BBC Radio 3 live, National Uruguayan TV and radio and National Polish radio.
Adrián organised two tours to South America of Philharmonia chamber ensembles, including his own works. His independent debut album 'Odyssey' was released in 2011.
As a teacher of orchestral technique Adrián combines his violinistic, conducting and compositional experience to bring an all-encompasing view to his workshops, be they in Poland with the LYO, Orquesta Jose Artigas (Sistema) in Uruguay, or in a number of educational entities in London and around the UK.
His sense of social awareness led him to join thousands in tearing down the Berlin Wall on New Year's Eve in 1989, two years later witnessing the toppling of Lenin statues in recently-independent Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. In 1995 he met Fidel Castro. Adrián has put together concerts, videos, live streams and contributed compositions supporting a number of wide-ranging causes including victims of famine, conflicts in Siria and Kashmir and earthquake victims in Japan & Nepal, and for the Soldier of Orange appeal.
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By Sandi Fullerton: CNJ guest columnist
In regard to the recent controversy and negative publicity concerning Clovis High School, please consider the following facts:
1. 2008 senior class — received $3.1 million in scholarships.
2. ROTC unit received the Distinguished Unit Award from Air Force headquarters for performing more than 3,500 hours of community service.
3. Distributive Education Clubs of America — 11 students placed first, second or third at the state DECA competition. The business law and ethics team won first place. Four students attended the DECA National Convention in Atlanta.
4. Marching band — won first place in the Zia Marching Festival, competing against bands from four states. Both concert and symphonic band won sweepstakes award at district competition as well as receiving a first-division rating at the Dallas Regional Band Festival.
5. Choir programs — four choirs won sweepstakes at district competition. Chorale placed first in its division at the state level. Three choirs attended the St. Louis choir competition with all three placing in the top division, and Chorale chosen as first overall in large-school competition, chosen as honor choir for the state of New Mexico and performing a concert at Popejoy Hall in Albuquerque for the New Mexico Music Educators Convention.
6. National Honor Society — includes 128 members, each performing a minimum of five hours of community service, with many performing more and resulting in well over 500 hours of community service.
7. Culinary program — students attended their first state culinary competition, placing third overall.
8. Future Educators of America — two students received Golden Apple Student Awards resulting in spending six weeks at New Mexico State University, mentored by Golden Apple Teachers while working with young people, receiving a stipend and room and board.
9. Drill team — attended the Champion Dance Nationals in Orlando, Fla., receiving award as Best in Class and first place in hip hop, poms and military; attended the American Dance Drill Team Classic in Santa Fe, receiving 13 awards.
10. Girls track team — District champion and won the state championship.
11. Girls volleyball team — District champion, advancing to first-round play in the state tournament.
12. Girls basketball — district runner-up.
13. Girls softball — district runner-up.
14. Swim team — qualified six relays and five individuals in eight events in the New Mexico High School Swim Meet.
15. Boys track team — district champion and fifth place in the state track meet.
16. Boys golf team — district champions and fifth place in the state golf tournament.
17. Boys basketball team — district champion and state runner-up, losing by two points in the final seconds of the championship game.
18. Football team — district champion and state runner-up, losing by one point in double overtime in the championship game.
19. Boys and girls tennis teams — district runners-up, qualified for state tournament where girls won their first-round match. One girl, one boy and one doubles team qualified for the state tournament as individuals.
20. Boys baseball team — district runner-up, participated in the first round of the state tournament.
Most importantly, whether coming from a background of poverty or wealth, violence or hatred, peace or love, 1,380 students are greeted each day with unconditional care and love from the custodial staff, cafeteria staff, faculty, guidance counselors and administrators.
Each day, they experience success, learning and guidance and small yet significant victories, each helping them become better citizens and each improving our tumultuous world.
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Longtime West Liberty fire chief retires
Outgoing West Liberty Fire Chief John Esch hangs up fire equipment Friday in the garage of the fire department. Chief Esch retires effective today after 41 years of service. EXAMINER PHOTO | NATE SMITH
A longtime village fire chief retires effective today at the age of 70 following more than 40 years of service to his hometown community.
December would have marked John Esch's 42nd year as a firefighter in West Liberty, the town in which he was raised. He's been on the West Liberty Fire Department since 1973 and has been chief since 1999.
Longtime assistant chief Conrad Hostetler will take over. Larry Reed, another longtime volunteer firefighter, will be the assistant.
A transition has been in the works for some time, Chief Esch said. His retirement was announced in June and the department began preparing for the transition then.
Friday, reflecting on his tenure, Chief Esch said his most memorable incident in his time on the department was the fire that destroyed his family's business — and much of the reason he and his wife ended up returning to West Liberty to begin with.
A blaze burnt down Esch's Meats Inc. in 1979, a decades-old meat processing outfit started by Chief Esch's father. The would-be chief worked there at the urging of his family throughout his teenage years and upon his return to West Liberty from Portland, Ore., with his wife, Iris, in the early 1970s.
The couple met during their period of voluntary service under the Mennonite Board of Missions at the Sunshine Children's Home in northwest Ohio.
"Iris was from Oregon and we moved back there," Chief Esch said. "It's beautiful there, and I would've stayed."
The Esches settled down in West Liberty, though, as he went to work with his family and joined his brothers and friends on the volunteer fire department.
"That fire had a big impact on me emotionally then," the chief said. "It started in the smokehouse in the back of the retail store, a grease tray that got too hot."
Part of the rear area in the family's retail meat shop in downtown West Liberty was rented out to a local egg farm that stored polyethylene foam containers at the meat store.
"Once those egg cartons caught fire, the whole building went up," Chief Esch said, noting that departments from Bellefontaine and Zanesfield were also called to the fire.
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'So You Think You Can Dance' 2014 Recap: Top 18 Perform
Last night's So You Think You Can Dance 2014 episode showed the dancers start to get the jive of things. There were so many good performances that night that it was hard to watch anyone leave. However, a few missteps made it easy for Nigel Lythgoe to single people out on So You Think You Can Dance season 11.
Misty Copeland continued to be the star judge on the panel by giving specific and helpful advice that we rarely hear from Nigel and Mary Murphy. At the end of the night, two more So You Think You Can Dance 2014 contestants were eliminated.
Jacque LeWarne and Zack Everhart
The hands took the starring role in Jacque and Zack's hip hop piece. Nigel complimented Jacque on her ability to adapt to any dance style. According to Nigel, she never looks out of her element. Misty said that Zack and Jacque aren't just a tap dancer and a ballerina, but dancers.
Jourdan Epstein and Marcquet Hill
Jourdan and Marcquet did a contemporary piece with the help of an umbrella. Mary said that Jourdan attacks every style she's given, but still lacks some magic. Nigel said Marcquet and her lack a connection. The judges' feedback gave Marcquet high marks for his partnering skills.
Jessica Richens and Stanley Glover
Jessica and Stanley dance a fun jazz piece. All the judges agreed that Jessica needs to trust in her movements and not overdo her facial movements. Misty said that Stanley has that problem as well.
Bridget Whitman and Emilio Dosal
Bridget and Emilio's "happy" Jive delivered equal parts performance and skill. Mary said for two people not dancing their style, they were really jiving it. Misty complimented them for not overdoing their faces, and simply being performers.
Emily James and Teddy Coffey
Emily and Teddy's intense contemporary piece highlighted the beautiful and ugly parts of love. Misty said that Teddy easily translates to every genre. She calls Emily and him beautiful together.
Brooklyn Fullmer and Casey Askew
Brooklyn and Casey did a high energy jazz number. Misty commended Brooklyn on her growth from last week's performance. However, Nigel said Brooklyn now needs to get her standards up to Casey's level, because he did amazing on their performance.
Valerie Rockey and Ricky Ubeda
Valerie and Ricky got the first standing ovation of the night for their Viennese waltz. Mary began by saying that the beginning of their dance was dream like, but then got more critical. She told Ricky to work on his leg movement. Everyone agreed that Valerie was the shining star of the night. They also agreed Ricky's dance skills are way above everyone else's in the competition.
Carly Blaney and Serge Onik
Carly and Serge performed their hip-hop piece dressed as skeletons. Nigel started off the judgment by saying that their piece was hard to criticize. He felt that people wouldn't call up to vote for them. Misty and Mary both disagreed. They loved the piece, and Mary said that Carly was a beast tonight.
Tanisha Belnap and Rudy Abreu
According to Misty, Tanisha and Rudy danced a broadway piece in "perfect unison," but kept their individuality. Mary gave them the huge compliment that she will still remember this performance at the end of the season.
Bottom Six
Stanley and Jourdan are eliminated.


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