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Dan Cyre began his college career right here at Cloud County Community College. He continued his education at Fort Hays State University. Cyre taught in the public school system for 25 years. He taught Junior High Math and Science for 2 years in Nortonville, Kansas and for 9 years in Moscow, Kansas. Cyre spent 13 years in the Concordia public schools and 1 year in Canton-Galva. During that time his class load included such courses as 7th and 8th Grade Science, High School Physical Science and High School Physics. Along with teaching, Cyre was a long time coach in sports such as football, volleyball, basketball, track, and wrestling. Cyre returned to Cloud County Community College, in the summer of 2011, as an instructor in the Wind Energy program.
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Investigating the impact of feedback in a mobile phone health game using the Mindless Eating Challenge game
This project investigated how strategies of persuasion in a game can promote healthy behaviors in daily life. The Mindless Eating Challenge, a mobile phone game for younger adolescents, rewards players' good health habits and food choices. The game uses eating tips, mobile phone snapshots of foods that players plan to eat, nurturing of virtual characters, and feedback from the system and from peers to promote good nutrition and a healthy lifestyle.
This project was funded as part of Health Games Research, a national program of the Pioneer Portfolio dedicated to funding and supporting research to advance the effectiveness of interactive games for health.
Grant Details
Amount Awarded $164,319.00
Awarded on: 5/2/2008
Time frame: 5/1/2008 - 4/30/2010
Grant Number: 64440
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Even though this performance was taped in December, it's clear his problems with Selena Gomez were already taking a toll on him.
Justin Bieber can't hide his feelings. The singer performed on the Ellen DeGeneres Show and it aired on Jan. 29. Since this was taped, Justin has been accused of cheating on Selena Gomez and the two have broken up. It's clear in this acoustic rendition of "Boyfriend" that Justin wasn't too happy.
Justin Addresses The Break Up With Selena
In his latest song "Nothing Like Us" Justin sings: "Lately I've been thinkin'/Thinkin' bout what we had/and I know it's hard/it was all that we knew/Have you been drinkin'?/To take all the pain away/I wish that I could give you what you deserve."
He also told Billboard: "I write all the time in the studio," he says. "When I recorded it, I think the album was done. Scooter heard it was like, 'This is amazing. If I rush to get it on the acoustic album, would you want it on there?' I want people to hear what's coming from my heart, and this is definitely the most that I've been sharing what I'm actually feeling."
Did Justin Really Grab A Fan's Boob?
Justin's rep tells E!: "That definitely did not happen. He was pulling away from her."
The Biebs also tweeted: "alot of bs has been out there lately…seems like it never stops. answering for myself thru music. To everyone around the world. thanks for believing. I AM GRATEFUL."
WATCH: Justin Bieber Grabs Fan's Boob – Selena Gomez Stays Strong
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MADRID, July 25 (Reuters) - Valencia's majority shareholder Juan Soler has sacked the club's recently appointed financial consultant Juan Villalonga and agreed to sell his shares in the debt-ridden Primera Liga outfit to former rival Vicente Soriano.
The club, in danger of financial meltdown, has been in a state of internal turmoil over the last few seasons with Soler under increasing pressure to step aside.
Villalonga, the former head of Spanish telecommunication giants Telefonica, was brought in last month to advise on the situation and put together a plan to salvage the club but Soler accused the businessman of failing to live up to expectations.
'I want to make it clear that Villalonga didn't leave by his own accord, he was sacked,' Soler told a news conference Thursday. 'I gave him a trial and he didn't pass it.
'We are a viable club economically speaking even though we are going through a difficult period.'
Soler said he had reached an agreement to sell his packet of shares to the club's second biggest shareholder Soriano for 71.6 million euros ($112.5 million).
'I do not want to make a euro out of the deal,' Soler said. 'Soriano will now have all the political power and I will give him all my support.'
Earlier, Villalonga had said the club was in danger of folding completely.
'Valencia are exactly 439 million euros in debt,' he said. 'If we add to that the 350 million that has to be paid for a new stadium it rises to 739 million.
'Do you know how much money Valencia has to pay before December 31 this year? Some 150 million euros... We have a patient in intensive care who is in danger of dying,' the businessman concluded.
On the pitch, Valencia were also in chaos last season as they got through three different coaches and diced with the threat of relegation although they gained some consolation by winning the King's Cup.
Spanish media has reported that the club may have to sell some of its leading players such as Spanish internationals David Villa and David Silva if they are to weather their financial crisis.
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BEDFORD, N.Y. – The beloved zebra of Coker Farm has died, News 12 Westchester reports.
Zelda the Zebra died Monday, June 2, of natural causes in her stall at Coker Farm. She spent most of her life on the farm, as the owner adopted her when she was 6 months old.
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March 27, 2013
The Northside School Museum Association is hosting the Annual Retiree Luncheon from 11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m., Tuesday, April 9, at the Northside Activity Center, 7001 Culebra Road. Doors open at 10:30 a.m.
The luncheon is an opportunity to reconnect with old friends and coworkers and to make new friends. This year's theme is Spring Fling, and the attire is spring casual.
Admission is $5 per person. Cash, checks, and credit and debit cards are accepted.
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Global Kitchen: making mezze with Rena Patten
Feb 03, 2012 , 1:10 PM by Annie Gastin
Rena's mama was Greek-Italian; her father was Greek. She was born in Egypt and grew up in Australia.
At school Rena's friends cut out magazine pictures of rock stars. Rena collected recipes for her scrap book.
As a surprise one day, 15-year-old Rena decided to make dinner for her parents. Naturally, Rena fused Aussie with Greek: she made Greek-style grilled lamb chops....with salad and mash! And so her relationship with the kitchen began.
Today, Rena's insatiable love of food has her making magical meals and teaching students the joys of cooking. She insists she's not a chef but her four cookbooks tout some serious talent.
In a Global Kitchen interview with Annie Gastin, Rena shares her recipe for the perfect felafel from her book MEZZE. She swears you'll never buy the supermarket version again!
Rena tells Annie the trick for fab felafel
200 g dried broad beans
200 g dried chickpeas
2 teaspoons bicarbonate of soda
6 shallots or spring onions, chopped
4 cloves garlic, chopped
2 teaspoons ground cumin
2 teaspoons ground coriander
1/2 cup flat leaf parsley, roughly chopped
3/4 cup fresh coriander
salt and pepper
1/2 teaspoon chilli powder
sesame seeds
extra virgin olive oil for deep frying
Soak the broad beans, chickpeas and 1 teaspoon of bicarb in plenty of cold water for 24 hours.
Drain and remove the skins from the broad beans, the skins will peel off very easily.
Place broad beans, chickpeas, the remaining bicarb, shallots, garlic, cumin, ground coriander, parsley, fresh coriander, salt, pepper and chilli into a food processor and process until you have a fine textured paste that holds its shape when you press it together. Cover and chill for about an hour, although this is not totally necessary.
Shape the mixture into round patties. Lightly press some sesame seeds into both sides and fry the felafel in hot oil until golden brown. Drain on paper towels.
Serve with tahini sauce or hummus.
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Mar 6, 2014 - By Bruce Tippets, Sports EditorFremont County wrestlers didn't back down from anybody on the mats this season.
The teams and individuals found success at different levels to close out the grueling season and put a wrap on a very successful campaign.
Leading the charge for the county wrestlers was Sterling Baker from Dubois.
He put himself in the headlines by winning his first Ron Thon Memorial tournament title last month in Wolverine Gym.
In the finals at 220 pounds, Baker pinned Powell's Riley Stringer in just a few seconds.
The Ron Thon title was the first ever by a wrestler from Dubois High School in the huge tournament.
Baker didn't let up after the win in Riverton and steamrolled to the Class 2-A state title in the 195-pound division without really being tested in his bracket.
Staying in the 2-A division, the Shoshoni Wranglers had a remarkable season under coach Tony Truempler.
The Wranglers had a talented senior class sprinkled all the way through the lineup.
I remember seeing Shoshoni win the Wrangler Duals back in December to jump start the season and how excited everybody at Wrangler Gym was.
Shoshoni finished third in the Class 2-A team standings last Saturday in Casper.
Moorcroft won the crown, while Cokeville came took the runner-up position.
Moorcroft had big numbers and was unstoppable when it came to team points in Class 2-A.
A major highlight for the Wranglers was Connor Wilkinson taking the state title in the 120-pound division.
Wilkinson, a sophomore, placed second as a freshman and has a couple of years left to add wins to his resume.
It will be interesting to see what weight class Wilkinson will perform in the next two years.
Truempler will have to replace a number of seniors in the lineup, but the underclassmen should want to carry on the tradition that was set by the seniors.
The best weight class in Fremont County was the 106 pounds.
Wind River's Keanan Pfisterer won the state title at 106 pounds, and teammate John Tolman placed fourth in the same class. Pfisterer picked a perfect time of the season to perform at his best.
The Wind River tandem wasn't even the best one in Fremont County. That honor that belonged to Lander's Mark McConnell and Palmer Schafer at 106 pounds in Class 3-A.
Both picked up huge wins in the semifinals to make it an all-Lander final. McConnell won his first state title, and Schafer came in second.
The pair are good friends on and off the wrestling mats.
"It was difficult to see a final where one was going to come in second," Lander coach Nick Fulton said. "The boys are both so classy, and they handled it well. This is certain to strengthen them in the future."
Riverton got good individual performances to reach the medal stands.
Senior Chris Holcomb was fifth for the Wolverines at 182 pounds.
Reese Prosser has a bright future for the Wolverines. The RHS junior put in a third-place finish at 170 pounds.
In his bracket, Prosser blanked Robert Perry from Gillette 2-0 in the quarterfinals. In the semifinals, Prosser lost to Green River's Shay McCurdy 4-0.
Prosser kept fighting and fighting for two more wins for a positive finish to get prepared for his senior season.
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What We Liked and Didn't Like About Underworld Awakening
We can never tire of watching Kate Beckinsale prance about in that tight leather outfit I tell ya. Never!
Underworld: Awakening
Underworld: Awakening isn't exactly an A-list SF/horror entry, but is better than you might expect . . .
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Kate Beckinsale . . . in leather!
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New poster featuring Kate Beckinsale in leather (obviously) . . .
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Movies we get to see in 2012 . . . before the Earth dies screaming on December 22nd!


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Korea was a peninsula of Asia on Earth. Located between the Yellow Sea on the west and the East Sea on the east, the peninsula was separated from Japan by a narrow strait. The peninsula was home to two nations, and the northern nation shared a border with China.
This peninsula was identified on a political map of the North Pacific region accessed from the library computer of the USS Enterprise by the Talosians in 2254. (TOS: "The Cage")
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Korea can be seen (barely visible) for a split second on a Pacific map flashed on the screen during "The Cage". Graphical enhancement of the image can make out the name "Korea" as well as a region which is intended to be the city of Seoul.
The term "Korea" can be applied to both the geographical region and the actual countries of North and South Korea. While the Korean peninsula was visible on the downloaded world map from "The Cage", the nation of Korea has never been mentioned in Star Trek.
Korea was also the site of the Korean War which has never been mentioned in Star Trek, although a Korean War service ribbon can be seen worn by a United States Air Force officer in "Tomorrow is Yesterday".
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RICHMOND, VA. - A new proposal making its way through Virginia's general assembly could limit the value of gifts lawmakers get from lobbyists.
The senate voted 39 to 1 to approve an ethics bill after a lengthy debate where some lawmakers say it's either an unnecessary bill or an inadequate one.
The bill would limit "tangible" gifts from lobbyists to 250 dollars per item, but would not prevent lawmakers from accepting expensive trips and meals from special interests.
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US puts HuJI on terror list, slaps sanctions
The Pakistan-based terror group has been involved in a series of terrorist attacks in India including the 2007 Varanasi attacks that killed 25 people.
Washington: The US on Friday declared Pakistan-based HuJI as a foreign terrorist organisation and slapped sanctions on its commander Mohammad Illyas Kashmiri, believed to have been in close contact with Lashkar-e-Taiba operative David Headley, for their terrorist activities in India and Pakistan.
HUJI and Kashmiri have been involved in a series of terrorist activities in India, including the attack on a mosque in Hyderabad in 2007 that killed 16 people and the March 2007 Varanasi terrorist attacks that killed at least 25 people and left another 100 injured.
His name also cropped in 26/11 attacks case and Kashmiri is believed to have been in close contact with David Headley, who has pleaded guilty to plotting the 26/11 attacks.
Simultaneously, the UN also announced similar sanctions against HUJI and Kashmiri at its headquarters in New York.
"Mohammad Illyas Kashmiri is at the core of HUJI's efforts to plan and carry out attacks against US forces and our allies. He is responsible for creating a cadre of militants to act on behalf of HUJI and al-Qaeda," said Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence Stuart Levey.
"In acting together, the United States and United Nations are today taking another important step in combating the threat that al-Qaeda and its affiliated organizations pose to innocent people around the world," Levey said in a statement.
Today's action against Kashmiri was taken pursuant to Executive Order 13224, which freezes any assets Kashmiri has under US jurisdiction and prohibits US persons from engaging in any transactions with him.
"The United Nations also took similar actions against HUJI and Mohammad Illyas Kashmiri today," the US Department of Treasury said in a statement.
As HUJI commander, Kashmiri provides support to al-Qaeda operations, including logistical support for al-Qaeda's terrorist attacks, the Treasury said.
HUJI is also responsible for terrorist attacks in India, the Treasury said.
Kashmiri has supported attacks against Pakistani government personnel and facilities, including the 2009 attack against the offices of ISI and Pakistani police in Lahore that killed 23 people and left hundreds injured.
He directed the October 2008 assassination of the former commander of the Pakistani Special Services Group, General Amir Faisal Alvi, in retaliation for his role in the fight against militants in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan.
Kashmiri also led an al-Qaeda-linked cell in planning for the assassination of a Pakistani Army general a plan that was eventually abandoned due to al-Qaeda's strategic considerations, the Treasury said.
Since 2001, Kashmiri has led HUJI training camps that specialised in terrorist operations, military tactics, and cross-border operations, including a militant training center in Miram Shah, North Waziristan in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan.
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CORAL GABLES, Fla. - The 2012-13 regular season is over and Shane Larkin's accolades continue to roll in.
The sophomore guard was named a third team All-American by The Sporting News. Larkin is one of two players from the ACC selected for the teams, as Duke's Seth Curry was named to the second team.
"The emergence of Shane Larkin as an elite point guard is the biggest reason the Hurricanes arrived on the national stage this season," The Sporting News said. "With Larkin taking over as the primary ball handler, everything fell into place for Miami coach Jim Larranaga, starting with Durand Scott sliding over to more of a shooting guard role, where he was able to focus on his strengths-attacking the basket on the drive and knocking down spot-up jumpers. Without Larkin, the Hurricanes would have been a top-25 team. With him averaging 13.7 points, 4.4 assists, 3.8 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game, they earned the No. 1 seed in the ACC Tournament and are a very legitimate Final Four threat."
Larkin led the Canes in scoring (13.7 ppg), assists (131), steals (59) and 3-point percentage (.403). He recorded a steal in 26 games this season, including 20 straight games from Nov. 13 through Feb. 5. The Orlando, Fla., native also made at least one 3-pointer in 26 of his 30 games played this season.
The lightning quick guard played a pivotal role Miami's success this season, starting 29 of Miami's 30 games. Larkin stepped up against the best competition, scoring 18 points in each of Miami's home wins over perennial powers Duke and North Carolina. The sophomore scored in double figures in 24 of his 30 games and scored 20 or more points five times.
The Sporting News All-America Teams
First Team
Trey Burke, Michigan
Victor Oladipo, Indiana
Kelly Olynyk, Gonzaga
Otto Porter, Georgetown
Marcus Smart, Oklahoma State
Second Team
Jeff Withey, Kansas
Deshaun Thomas, Ohio State
Shabazz Muhammad, UCLA
Doug McDermott, Creighton
Seth Curry, Duke
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Russ Smith, Louisville
Cody Zeller, Indiana
Ben McLemore, Kansas
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Publication Date: 12/1/2004
Citation: Rabenstein, F., Schubert, J., Ehrig, F., French, R.C., Stenger, D.C. 2004. Ryegrass mosaic virus. In Viruses and Virus Diseases of the Poaceae. Eds., H. Lapierre and P.-A Signoret. INRA Editions, Paris. pp. 785-789. Interpretive Summary: Biological and molecular properties of Ryegrass mosaic virus (RGMV) are briefly described. Summary information include a general description of the virus and symptoms induced in infected plants, physical properties of the virus particle, organization of the viral genome, relationships with other related viruses, diagnosis, and agronomical importance.
Technical Abstract: A brief technical description of Ryegrass mosaic virus (RGMV) is presented. Described are biological properties, genome organization, and phylogenetic relationships among RGMV and other potyvirus species. RGMV is designated as a the type species of the genus Rymovirus within the plant virus family Potyviridae. Nucleotide sequence comparisons and serological assays indicate that RGMV is most closely related to the rymoviruses Agropyron mosaic virus and Hordeum mosaic virus.


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My wife and I have a date. We're only going to a movie, but she's booked seats in a posh cinema with reclining lounge chairs, little pivoting tables and buttons to call waiters who pad silently up and down the aisles all through the film. It's more expensive than our usual excursion to the local multiplex with a stop along the way to buy chocolate from Poundland, but it makes for a convenient, one-stop evening.
"It starts at 6.45," she says, "so we should leave here by six."
"OK," I say. "What are we seeing?"
"12 Years A Slave," she says.
A brief silence follows. "Oh," I say.
"I thought you wanted to see it," my wife says. "You said you wanted to see it."
"I do," I say. "I guess I just imagined watching it while sitting in a hard and uncomfortable chair."
She thinks about this for a minute. "I see your point," she says. "But I've already booked, and the tickets were outrageous."
We arrive at the cinema in time to order a bottle of wine at the bar. A waiter informs us that the screening room is open, and seems surprised that we don't want to go straight in and commence the experience: why sit on a stool and chat when you can lie back in the dark and watch adverts with Kevin Bacon in them?
When the time comes, we are escorted to our seats by the waiter, who has our wine glasses on a tray. Another waiter brings up the rear with a wine cooler on a stand. As we walk along the softly lit corridor, we pass a basket of popcorn sitting on a ledge. Without thinking, I grab a handful.
The theatre manager suddenly looms up from the other direction. "Is that your popcorn?" he says. He looks very angry.
"No," I say, my mouth too full to add anything else.
"No," he says. He picks up the basket and walks off.
By the time I reach my seat, I'm overcome by a sense of fraudulence, a feeling that however much I've paid for my ticket, I'm still looked upon as a popcorn thief. But a few sips of wine is all it takes to restore my sense of entitlement. You leave popcorn unattended within my reach, I help myself: that's the way I roll.
As soon as the movie starts, I forget about the popcorn and everything else. Film is an immersive experience, I think. My chair may be inappropriately comfortable – especially once I've got the leg rest at the optimal height – but I'm too caught up in events onscreen for it to matter.
Within minutes, I am confronted by scenes of terrible degradation. The film is unflinching in its depiction of violence, as I knew it would be, but I'm not prepared for the impact. It makes sense, of course: how else do you capture an evil as monstrous and unexpiated as slavery, without showing it?
I feel my wife's hand on my elbow. She has a menu open on her little table and a waiter crouching beside her in the dark. "What are you having?" she mouths.
I look down at my menu: this does not strike me as a good time to choose between the fish and chips and the fillet steak sliders. "The sliders, please," I say.
Out of the corner of my eye, I see a hand refilling my wine glass. I look at the screen, where Solomon Northup is being beaten yet again. I look across the audience, swaddled in luxury like millionaire toddlers, all staring up at the screen in hollow-eyed horror. None of us has really thought this through.


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/// Verizon's LTE Network for Voice [Mossberg's Mailbox]
March 31, 2011 | All Things Digital
Q: I live in an area where the cellular voice service is very poor. I was going to buy the Verizon ThunderBolt LTE phone since the network map indicates I am in the LTE (4G) coverage area, so I thought my call problems would be over with. But based on your article, it sounds like my voice calls would remain the same. Do you have any insight as to when voice will move to LTE? A: As I noted in the column, Verizon is using its fast new LTE 4G network for data only. It still routes voice calls over its older networks, which are highly rated for voice, but work poorly for you
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Maupassant's Short Stories Vol. 5 HTML version
In The Spring
With the first day of spring, when the awakening earth puts on its garment of green, and
the warm, fragrant air fans our faces and fills our lungs and appears even to penetrate to
our hearts, we experience a vague, undefined longing for freedom, for happiness, a desire
to run, to wander aimlessly, to breathe in the spring. The previous winter having been
unusually severe, this spring feeling was like a form of intoxication in May, as if there
were an overabundant supply of sap.
One morning on waking I saw from my window the blue sky glowing in the sun above
the neighboring houses. The canaries hanging in the windows were singing loudly, and so
were the servants on every floor; a cheerful noise rose up from the streets, and I went out,
my spirits as bright as the day, to go--I did not exactly know where. Everybody I met
seemed to be smiling; an air of happiness appeared to pervade everything in the warm
light of returning spring. One might almost have said that a breeze of love was blowing
through the city, and the sight of the young women whom I saw in the streets in their
morning toilets, in the depths of whose eyes there lurked a hidden tenderness, and who
walked with languid grace, filled my heart with agitation.
Without knowing how or why, I found myself on the banks of the Seine. Steamboats
were starting for Suresnes, and suddenly I was seized by an unconquerable desire to take
a walk through the woods. The deck of the Mouche was covered with passengers, for the
sun in early spring draws one out of the house, in spite of themselves, and everybody
moves about, goes and comes and talks to his neighbor.
I had a girl neighbor; a little work-girl, no doubt, who possessed the true Parisian charm:
a little head, with light curly hair, which looked like a shimmer of light as it danced in the
wind, came down to her ears, and descended to the nape of her neck, where it became
such fine, light- colored clown that one could scarcely see it, but felt an irresistible desire
to shower kisses on it.
Under my persistent gaze, she turned her head toward me, and then immediately looked
down, while a slight crease at the side of her mouth, that was ready to break out into a
smile, also showed a fine, silky, pale down which the sun was gilding a little.
The calm river grew wider; the atmosphere was warm and perfectly still, but a murmur of
life seemed to fill all space.
My neighbor raised her eyes again, and this time, as I was still looking at her, she smiled
decidedly. She was charming, and in her passing glance I saw a thousand things, which I
had hitherto been ignorant of, for I perceived unknown depths, all the charm of
tenderness, all the poetry which we dream of, all the happiness which we are continually
in search of. I felt an insane longing to open my arms and to carry her off somewhere, so
as to whisper the sweet music of words of love into her ears.


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Prospects, look before leaping into NBA draft
Our scout breaks down the seasons of the record eight high school prospects selected in the first round of the 2004 draft.
All eight were selected in the first round of the 2004 NBA draft a record number for prep picks in the opening stanza. Each has a guaranteed contract for at least three years. At 18 or 19 years old, each became an instant millionaire before playing one minute.
But did the sudden prosperity take away the young players' competitive nature and love of the game? Most of the players will say themselves that they still love the game, although some observers feel that they definitely are motivated by the money as well. It also takes time to learn how to play the pro game, live on your own, and get acclimated to competing against athletes this skilled.
When Tracy McGrady was a rookie with the Toronto Raptors in 1997-98 (he was selected ninth overall out of Mount Zion Christian Academy in North Carolina.), it took him about 50 games to get strong enough to compete against his teammates, according to former Raptors head coach Butch Carter. T-Mac also had to learn that you have to get your rest at night.
Let's break down this season's players. They are listed in the order in which they were selected last summer.
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Understanding the Remodeling Process
The kitchen and bath are the most essential rooms in a home. These spaces should be comfortable and welcoming, while reflecting both the homeowner's personality and a safe and efficient design solution.
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MicroPower Technologies is offering a finance option for its Helios surveillance system. The program is designed to drive reseller growth by enabling installers to capitalize on the unique value proposition of MicroPower solutions. February 04, 2014
Since 1964, Sonitrol's alarm verification technology has helped to maximize the efficiency of local law enforcement agencies' time and resources. Bob Dolph · February 04, 2014
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Trade Policy Reviews
Surveillance of national trade policies is a fundamentally important activity running throughout the work of the WTO. All WTO members are reviewed - the frequency of each country's review varying according to its share of world trade. Canada's trade policies and practices are reviewed every four years. Canada participates in the reviews of all WTO Members. For more information, please see Trade Policy Reviews.
The ninth review of Canada's trade policies and practices took place on June 20th and 22nd, 2011. The basis for the review was a report by the WTO Secretariat and a report by the Government of Canada.
Reports on Recent Trade Developments
The Director-General reports regularly on recent trade developments to the Trade Policy Review Body. The WTO Secretariat, together with the secretariats of the OECD and UNCTAD, also prepare regular reports on G20 trade and investment measures.
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Simplified Rate Filing
The Chugach Board of Directors is considering implementing Simplified Rate Filing (SRF) procedures for base rate adjustments. The purpose of SRF is to establish expedited filing and rate adjustment procedures for nonprofit electric cooperatives regulated by the Regulatory Commission of Alaska (Commission). SRF avoids much of the cost and time-consuming process required by traditional general rate cases by limiting the number of topics that can be considered. If adopted, this change will enable Chugach to make moderate adjustments to demand and energy rates more efficiently than the current process allows.
Under SRF, the Chugach board has the major responsibility for rate adjustments rather than the Commission. However, Chugach is still required to submit filings to the Commission for approval before any rate changes can be implemented. While there is no limitation on decreases, base rate increases under SRF are limited to 8 percent in a 12-month period and 20 percent in a 36-month period. Rate adjustments under SRF only impact energy and demand rates. Changes in fuel and purchased power costs will continue to be adjusted on a quarterly basis through the fuel and purchased power rate adjustment process. If the Chugach board makes the decision to adopt the SRF method, and if approved by the Commission, Chugach would make filings every three months. The filings could adjust rates up or down, or leave them unchanged.
Per 3 AAC 48.730, you are being provided notice that the Chugach board will formally decide whether to proceed with the SRF rate adjustment process at its June 30, 2016 board meeting that will be held at 3 p.m. in the Chugach board room located at 5601 Electron Drive in Anchorage, Alaska.
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MAGIC, according to the great conjurers, is really pretty simple. You get the audience to gape in one direction while you pull off your illusion in the other. ''Look over there, look over there'' - and presto, you've made a bikini-clad woman plain disappear.
One of the greatest modern moments of the magician's craft was when a fellow calling himself David Copperfield managed to get the Statue of Liberty in New York harbour to vanish.
But even the cunning Copperfield could hardly compete with the Australian government. It's about to delete a whole nation, a giant island continent. A place called Australia.
While the parliamentary cockatoos have been squawking about an Indian Ocean apparently filled with boats fighting for floating space on their voyages to Christmas Island - ''look over there, look over there, unwanted boats ahoy!'' - the government has been fiddling quietly with the most audacious illusion in the history of legislation.
A click of the fingers, an army of Kafkaesque bureaucrats, and an expert panel scribbling abracadabra and, yep, the entire Australian mainland is to be excised from its own migration zone.
Not even the Houdini of Australian politics, the Lazarus with a triple bypass, John Howard himself, could manage such sorcery. He tried, mind. He excised Christmas Island, the Cocos Islands, Ashmore Reef and and the nearby Cartier Island from Australia's migration zone.
But when he tried to go the whole continental prestidigitation act, his audience - including moderates from his own side, and even Barnaby Joyce - couldn't allow credulity to be stretched so far.
Labor's Chris Bowen was appalled when Howard proposed it in 2006. ''This is a bad bill with no redeeming features,'' he lectured. ''It is a hypocritical and illogical bill. If it is passed today, it will be a stain on our national character.''
That, of course, was then. Mr Bowen is now Immigration Minister, content from the government benches, apparently, to stain the national character with sleight of hand.
Tony Abbott's Coalition can't make up its mind whether to go along with the trickery. Being heirs to John Howard's ''we will decide who comes to this country'', the opposition would be relatively hypocrisy-free if it chose to support Labor, though that would be Copperfield-standard magic.
A migration zone, you understand, is that area of a country that requires foreigners to hold a visa if they are to enter legally. If you don't have such a document, you may apply for it.
But if you are to excise a country from its own migration zone, a visa-less soul can't apply for one anywhere. The country, effectively, has been removed. Excised, erased, eradicated, expurgated.
But where will it have gone? To Nauru and Manus Island, you'd have to assume. Look over there, look over there! Blink and you've missed it.


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Jam Central Station 11.10.12 – Dangermuffin – Olly Oxen Free
Hey everyone. Glad the election is over? I sure am. Not to get political, but I do think it was a good night. Marriage equality and recreational marijuana legislation passed in multiple states which is pretty awesome in my opinion. Both of these are easy things that I can't believe we're still fighting about.
I also had a pretty good week. My band, The MuckleBuck had the opportunity to open for Dangermuffin, a pretty awesome band. We had a great show (in my opinion), and Dangermuffin is pretty bad ass. Plus they're pretty awesome guys to hang out with. Because of that I decided to take an opportunity this week to review their recent release. This is an up and coming band, and a great one to check out.
Dangermuffin are one of the many hardworking, touring in a van jam bands on the scene today. Over the past few years they've moved from a regional act in South Carolina to an up-and-coming national band, touring and playing shows all over the country. They've been able to hit major festivals over the past few summers, but they're also been opening in theatres or headlining clubs. It's been a good ride for the band so far, and their newest album shows exactly why.
Olly Oxen Free is a solid album that highlights what the band does best. They're a bluesy funky rock trio that doesn't sound like a three piece. The album opens with "Slumber," a song that sets a great tone for the album. The band creates layers of sound using just drums and two guitars, adding the bass with one of the guitars. This stripped down approach allows the vocal melodies to stand out and the lead guitar adds some great fills without jumping out in front of the vocals. "Cradle of the Beach" is similar, although the two guitars play off of each other a little more and the acoustic gets put into the forefront a bit. "Battle" swtiches things up by adding a bit of a reggae flair, at least with the guitar work.
"200 Degrees" adds some more great guitar work, including a lo-fi, 90's sounding guitar solo. "Homestead" kicks things up a notch a little bit, and frankly has all of the makings of a solid single that could hit the radio. The fact that they're a 3 piece is going to invite comparisons to other "small" bands like The Black Keys, and songs like this show that the band can live up to the comparisons. The band shows some more of their diversity with the guitar instrumental "Jaula," which breaks things up very nicely. It's a well-placed acoustic diversion on this rock album. They come back to their normal formula with "Rattle That Cage," another song that's tailor made to get the crowd moving at a show. More good electric guitar and vocal work with a solid drumbeat behind it.
"Sea Funk" starts out with a very cool, interesting guitar riff that makes the song one of the most "jam-bandy" songs on the album. It almost sounds like what a band like Widespread Panic would do if they were a 3 piece. The drummer again does a good job of adding some additional elements that keep the song interesting, just with a simple tambourine on this one. "Loneliest Highway" is the ballad of the album. Like "Jaula" it's a change-of-pace song, and it succeeds in breaking up the album and assuring that the songs don't start running together. It's not the best song on the album, but it works for what it is. They keep things a little slower with "Circle Bird," a song that starts out like it might be a little dark but instead is just a slower bluesy track with another garage/blues style guitar solo.
"Back in the Pines" brings things back to the more upbeat blues rock that's permeated most of the album. It starts out rather standard but again is brought back by an uplifting and energetic guitar solo. The song really seems to pick up the pace near the end as well. "Healing Arizona" is a slow but hopeful tune that leads well into the album closer. "The Rising Souls" is the only song on the album with significant bluegrass influence, which is unfortunate, because the band does it very well. Vocal harmonies and a prominent bass highlight the final the final track, and, like the rest of the album, it's done very well.
What's exciting about Dangermuffin isn't that they're doing anything extremely innovative or different. The bluesy rock music formula was written many years ago. What I like about them is that they take some straightforward music and add just enough embellishments to make it extremely interesting, and they do it extremely well. The songs are all well written. They fit together well without getting monotonous. The electric guitar provides solid leads and fills without taking over. The drums aren't overly complicated but Steven Sandifer changes things up enough to make a simple drumbeat interesting to follow. These are not easy things to do, and Dangermuffin does them extremely well. They're a band that's going to be able to appeal to a very wide audience and draw fans of all genres. Olly Oxen Free is a solid step towards them getting that opportunity.
Suwannee Springfest announces lineup
Suwannee Springfest announced their 2013 lineup this week. The festival will be held March 21-24 at the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park in Live Oaks, FL. The intial lineup includes Keller and the Keels, Leftover Salmon, Donna the Buffalo, Peter Rowan, The Travelin' McCoury's, Elephant Revival, and many other great bands. Look for more artist additions in the weeks and months to come.
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds announce two live releases
Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds will be featured in two upcoming releases in the Dave Matthews Band Live Trax series. The first show will be from 2/19/96 in Durham, NC, and the second will be 2/8/97 from Spartanburg, SC. These shows feature the first ever performances of "Hold Me Down" and "Dreamed I Killed God," and other rarities include "Leave Me Praying," "Tangerine," and an early version of "Captain."
moe. announces Snoe.Down, tour plans
moe. announced that their 2013 version of Snoe.Down will take place at the Killington Resort in Killington VT and the Spartan Arena in Rutland. No lineup has been announced yet, but moe. will obviously be playing multiple shows.
The band will also be playing a handful of shows in February.
February 1 New York, NY—Best Buy Theater
February 2 New York, NY—Best Buy Theater
February 6 Pittsburgh, PA—Stage AE
February 7 Ann Arbor, MI—The Ark
February 8 Madison, WI—Capitol Theater
February 9 Chicago, IL—Riviera Theatre
February 10 Lafayette, IN—Lafayette Theater
Yonder Mountain String Band announce tour
Yonder Mountain String Band announced a round of tour dates in January. The band will wrap up the year with a run in Boulder before heading back on the road early in January.
December 28-31 Boulder, CO—Boulder Theater
January 10 Knoxville, TN—Tennessee Theater
January 11 Nashville, TN—Marathon Music Works
January 12 New Orleans, LA—House of Blues
January 17 Orlando, FL—Plaza Theater
January 18 Ft. Lauderdale, FL—Culture Room
January 19 St. Petersburg, FL—Jannus Live
January 20 Jacksonville, FL—Freebird Live
January 23 Charlottesville, VA—Jefferson Theater
January 24 Asheville, NC—Orange Peel
January 25 Asheville, NC—Orange Peel
January 26 Atlanta, GA—Tabernacle
January 29 Charleston, SC—Music Farm
January 30 Winstom-Salem, NC—Ziggy's Rock House
January 31 Covington, KY—Madison Theater
February 1 Columbus, OH—LC Pavilion
February 2 Madison, WI—Orpheum Theater
Civil Wars cancel tour
The Civil Wars announced that they are cancelling their upcoming tour do to "internal discord and irreconcilable differences in ambition." This is an unfortunate turn of events for a duo that has appeared to be on the rise. Hopefully this is just a bump in the road for this very talented band.
Galactic announce NYE plans, tour
Galactic announced some tour plans leading up to the end of the year and into January. The band will be ringing in the new year in their hometown of Neew Orleans and will then head to Florida for a short run.
December 3 Tokyo, JP—Liquid Room
December 4 Nagoya, JP—Club Quattro
December 5 Osaka, JP—Club Quattro
December 31 New Orleans, LA—Tiptina's Uptown
January 7 Ft. Lauderdale, FL—Jam Cruise 11
January 15 Pensacola, FL—Vinyl Music Hall*
January 16 Orlando, FL—The Plaza LIVE*
January 17 Jacksonville Beach, FL—Freebird Live*
January 18 St. Petersburg, FL—State Theatre
January 19 Ft. Lauderdale, FL—Revolution
*with Art Official
Bear Creek
November 8-11, 2012
Spirit of the Suwanee Music Park
Live Oaks, FL
Performers include: Umphrey's McGee, Soulive, Lotus, Perpetual Groove, Break Science, The Heavy Pets, and many others.
Strings & Sol
December 12-16, 2012
Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa
Tulum, Mexico
Yonder Mountain String Band will perform 3 shows, and Railroad Earth, Leftover Salmon, and The Infamous Stringdusters will each be performing 2 shows.
Warren Haynes Christmas Jam
December 15, 2012
US Cellular Civic Center
Asheville, NC
Performers include: Warren Haynes Band, String Cheese Incident, Blind Boys of Alabama, Sheryl Crow, Trombone Shorty, and many others.
S.S. Coachella
December 16-19, 2012 (Bahamas)
December 19-23, 2012 (Jamaica)
Departing from Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Performers include: Pulp, Hot Chip, Yeasayer, Girl Talk, James Murphy, Sleigh Bells, and many others.
Mayan Holidaze
December 17-21, 2012
Dreams Tulum Resort & Spa
Tulum, Mexico
Umphrey's McGee, The Disco Biscuits, and STS9 will each perform two shows. STS9 will also perform a special midnight set commemorating the beginning of the new Great Cycle of the Mayan Calendar.
Jam Cruise
January 7-12, 2013
Performers include: moe., Medeski, Martin, Scofield & Wood, Funky Meters, Galactic, Karl Denson's Tiny Univers, Big Gigantic, Lettuce, ALO, Tea Leaf Green, Greensky Bluegrass, Hot Buttered Rum, and many others.
Island Exodus IV
January 16-20, 2013
Negril, Jamaica
Gov't Mule will host the event and perform multiple sets. No word on other performers.
Panic En La Playa Dos
January 27-31, 2013
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
Punta Cana, Dominican Republic
This event will be the return of Widespread Panic to the stage after a year-long hiatus. Tickets go on sale August 24.
Jam in the Sand
March 1-5, 2013
Breezes Grand Resort
Negril, Jamaica
Dark Star Orchestra's first Jamaican event. This event will feature multiple DSO shows as well as three Keller Williams sets and other activities
Suwannee Springfest
March 21-24, 2012
Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park
Live Oaks, FL
Performers include: Peter Rowan, Keller and the Keels, Leftover Salmon, Donna the Buffalo, The Travelin' McCoury's, Elephant Revival, and many others.
March 21-24, 2012
Killington Resort
Killington, VT
April 12-14, 2013
April 19-21, 2013
Governors Ball Music Festival
June 8-9, 2013
Randall's Island
New York City, NY
June 13-16
Manchester, TN
Newport Folk Festival
July 27-28, 2013
Newport, RI
Newport Jazz Festival
August 2-4
Newport, RI
Catskill Chill
September 6-8, 2013
Camp Minglewood
Hancock, NY
Austin City Limits
October 4-6, 2013
October 11-13, 2013
Thanks again for sticking around. You can always check out more Jam Central Station on Facebook Twitter. Until next week, Jam On!


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"Diamonds are a girl's best friend," so goes the song, and what girl doesn't love a sparkly diamond? But really, makeup is a girl's best bud. It's affordable, enhances your true beauty, and, looks purdy. And talking of purdy, this limited-edition collection from MAC Cosmetics is one you may need to check out.
"MAC Marilyn Monroe, a colour collection that channels the legend's lustre and sex appeal in shades meticulously Marilyn."
The lipstick and eyeshadow shades scream fall/winter gorgeousness. (Our faves? Eye shadow in Silver Screen and Lipstick in Scarlet Ibis) And we adore that each box is sealed with a kiss.
Large Eyeshadow ($25 / US $21)
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How to Marry: Soft white (Veluxe Pearl)
Preferred Blonde: Pale champagne beige (Veluxe Pearl)
Silver Screen: True silver (Veluxe Pearl)
Showgirl: Dark blue grey (Veluxe Pearl)
Lipstick ($20 / US $16.50)
Top to bottom
Charmed I'm Sure: Dark true red (Matte)
Deeply Adored: Deep scarlet (Matte)
Pure Zen: Frosted warm nude (Cremesheen)
Scarlet Ibis: Bright orange red (Matte)
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Love Goddess: Mid-tone pink red (Satin)
Dazzleglass ($26 / US $21.50)
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Little Rock: Soft sheer white with pearl (Frost)
Phiff!: Sheer yellow peach (Frost)
Powder Blush ($26.50 / US $22)
Legendary: Pale soft coral (Satin)
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The Perfect Cheek: Neutral pink beige (Matte)
Beauty Powder ($34 / US $28)
Forever Marilyn Sheer pale peach highlighter
Nail Lacquer ($12 / US $17.50)
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Rich, Rich, Rich: Glittery gold (Pearl) (Online Exclusive)
Vintage Vamp: Rich deep retro wine (Cream)
Flaming Rose: True red (Cream)
Stage Red: Dark berry red (Cream)
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Kid Orange: Coral (Cream)
False Lashes Mascara ($20.00 U.S. / $23.50 CDN)
Extreme Black
Brow Finisher ($18 / US $15)
Eye Kohl ($18 / US $15)
Fascinating: Intense matte white
Smolder: Intense black
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The first time I didn't think I would survive. The most frightening thing is the noise. It sounds as if you are in the middle of a Goon Show sound effect or in a teashop with 100 tin trays crashing to the floor. There you are on a heavy steel toboggan lying flat on your stomach with your nose about six inches above the hard glinting ice and you are pounding downhill at a terrifying speed quite unable to stop. And you are utterly alone.
The Cresta Run must be one of the institutions that convinced foreigners that Englishmen are mad. It is a winding, precipitous, artificial gully of ice in a shady valley just outside St Moritz in Switzerland and it has never been so popular as it is now. It provides a glorious way of reviving one's boyhood when, on a homemade toboggan, one rocketed down the steepest snow-covered slopes. But the Cresta is much better than that.
Riding it for the first time is made bearable only by the matter of factness of the experts. "Just go down as slowly as you possibly can and you won't come to any harm."
But when they start equipping you, you begin to wonder. Large boots set with jagged steel tips, called "rakes", like the wickedest gin-trap ever devised. Knee-pads and elbow-pads, a crash helmet and steel-backed mittens for your hands. You clump about like a medieval knight before a tournament. All this armour must be to protect you from something.
"Next rider, Brasher," said the loudspeaker. Someone manhandled the heavy skeleton into the starting box. My coach, John Crammond, said: "Don't forget to rake all the way until you can see the finish and then you can lift off."
A ship's bell clanged, someone gave me a gentle push and the nose of the toboggan broke the wire that started the clocks. It was all very gentle. Slowly, it seemed, the first corner approached, then suddenly it was rushing at me and I was on my side hurtling in a new direction. Vertical ice ahead and the skeleton was out of control diving into the corner in a steep bank. My stomach looped the loop. I felt as if I was descending an ice-covered mountain pass in a car with the throttle stuck wide open and no brakes. The skeleton bounced from side to side and my steel-covered hands slithered down the ice walls. If it wasn't for the steel, the ice would peel off your gloves and then your skin.
I was going to die, I thought, when I hit the railway bridge ahead. The speed was mounting and there was only a small gap in the brickwork. I felt like the point of a piece of cotton about to be threaded through the eye of a needle, except that a miss would mean a gory mess on the bridge.
I dug my rakes into the ice but we seemed to increase speed. Then the skeleton was on its side again. We were through and the banking was throwing us into the next two corners. All the world was a blur and I hadn't any breath left. We hurtled into a dip, up the other side, banking steeply to the left, and then the skeleton was slowing down. It stopped. "Bloody ridiculous," I thought. "I've braked so hard I'll be the only man never to have finished the course."
"Brasher's time was 70.1 seconds," said the loudspeaker. Nino Bibbia and Colin Mitchell go down under 45.
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DUIs keep Warren police busy
Monday, April 8
The staff at the Hugh Cole School asked for police help in dealing with a student who was out of control.
Police were asked to assist with an eviction on Connolly Avenue.
A narcotics call came in from Wood Street, but turned up negative.
A caller complained that an off-road vehicle was being driven on Asylum and Hugh Cole roads.
Someone was reported yelling at passing cars on Main Street just after 10 p.m.
Police got a call that a person was sleeping under a Child Street porch.
Tuesday, April 9
Christopher Ryan Dashnaw, 25, of 15 Cutler St., Apt. 5, was arrested on a Sixth Division District Court bench warrant.
A "suspicious" person walking on Metacom Avenue at 1:38 a.m. was just heading home, he told police.
Items were taken from the back of a truck parked on Market Street.
Police dispersed a man who was not wanted at a Market Street property.
Police got a call about cats that might have been abandoned on Metacom Avenue.
Police were called out to a landlord/tenant dispute on Warren Avenue.
Someone was loitering on the front steps of a Main Street building.
A Long Lane man complained of harassing telephone calls.
Police received a call at 3:19 p.m. after an older male in a red shirt urinated against a tree on Water Street. Police showed up and called rescue to take him to detox.
An erratic driver was spotted on Market Street.
A Market Street man reported harassment.
A Wood Street woman received harassing phone calls.
Someone called in about a snapping turtle in the middle of Kinnicutt Avenue.
Officials from Hillsborough County in Tampa, Fla. called Warren police after authorities there found a wallet belonging to a Beechwood Court man in a Tampa trailer park known for gang activity. Florida police wanted to know if the man was a victim of a crime, but when Warren authorities went to the 72-year-old man's home, he told them he'd lost the wallet while visiting in Georgia.
Police reported that a mother and her unruly daughter came to an agreement after police were called to their Union Street home for a disturbance.
Someone called police from Market Street after hearing a man singing loudly and using offensive language.
A Davis Street resident reported receiving harassing phone calls.
Wednesday, April 10
Police picked up Kevin Gregory Caton, 22, of 361 Child St., Apt. 1C, on a bench warrant issued from Sixth Division District Court in Providence.
Two loose dogs were spotted running around Child Street.
Police got a call about a coyote pup on Schoolhouse Road.
A bicycle was reported stolen on Market Street.
A noise complaint came in from Liberty Street around 5 p.m.
The animal control officer tended to an injured seagull on Market Street.
Someone lifted a manhole cover on Metacom Avenue. Police notified the DOT.
Someone found a debit card in a Main Street ATM and turned it in to police.
Police were called to a Main Street home around 11:30 p.m. for a man and woman who were arguing. They told them to keep it down.
Thursday, April 11
A Mulberry Street resident flagged down an officer to report that his car's windshield was cracked.
A loud music call came in from Metacom Avenue around 1:30 a.m.
The animal control officer was called back to Schoolhouse Road for a coyote pup, but was unable to locate the animal.
A pregnant cat was struck by a car on Serpentine Road.
Tenants got into it at a Davis Street apartment, and the police were called.
Edward A. Botelho, 21, of 72 Kickemuit Road, second floor, was arrested on a bench warrant issued from Sixth Division District Court in Providence.
Police dispersed two kids fishing on Child Street. Trout season wasn't due to open for another three days.
Police were called to Connolly Avenue for a woman who spotted explicit images on a computer.
Friday, April 12
Police got a call that a drunk individual was about to leave the parking lot of a Metacom Avenue establishment. Police arrived, took the man out and transported him home.
An Arlington Avenue woman reported an unwanted woman outside her home. Police told her to leave.
Two loose dogs were spotted running around Child Street.
An Ellis Avenue resident reported ID theft.
Dorianne L. Girard, 33, of 117 Arlington Ave., first floor, was charged with violating a no contact order.
A loud music call came in from Main Street at 9:30 p.m.
A Luther Street resident reported a possible intruder.
A Metacom Avenue resident reported fraudulent bank charges.
Police got a call about an argument on Arlington Avenue.
Ronald G. Cook, 43, of 162 Market St. wound up at the ACI after police were called to Wood Street for a noise complaint. Police who arrived noted that Mr. Cook and a friend had gotten into an argument over a woman; as they were taking information from the two, they discovered an active warrant for Mr. Cook issued by Sixth Division District Court, as well as an 8-inch knife in his pants pocket. They arrested him and took him to the station for processing, but police said he was uncooperative and was placed in a cell to cool down. There, he apparently urinated on the floor and became belligerent. Police ended up charging him on the warrant and knife, and also for vandalism/malicious injury to property, obstruction of an officer, disorderly conduct and simple assault or battery.
Mary E. Pimentel, 51, of 14 Linwood Court, was charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and refusal to submit to a chemical test, after police pulled her over on Main Street at 9:10 p.m.
Police were called to Water Street at 9:22 p.m. for a group of kids arguing.
Sunday, April 14
Stephen L. Chandler II, 30, of 6 Locust Terrac,e was charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, first offense, refusal to submit to a chemical test, and possession of a knife, after police pulled him over on Main Street at 2:26 a.m.
Paul G. Branco, 40, of Bristol, was charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol,first offense, and refusal to submit to a chemical test, after police pulled him over at 3:12 a.m.
Police got a noise compliant from a third floor apartment on Main Street at 4:26 a.m.
Police were called to a Broad Street neighbor dispute at 2:12 p.m.
Earlier in the week, someone was reported sleeping under a porch. At 7:36 p.m., police got another odd sleeping call, this time about a person sleeping on the roof of a Market Street building. There was no further information on the call.
A Child Street woman called police after her young daughter refused to come home from Bristol.
Monday, April 15
Emanuel B. Araujo, 35, of 21 Martin St., was charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, first offense, and refusal to submit to a chemical test, after police pulled him over on Main Street at 1:10 a.m.


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Power window not working properly
After 15,000 miles the first problem arose but it's relatively minor.
My power window on the drivers side no longer rolls down completely with one touch, I have to press it 5-6 times to get it to roll completely down. Same thing with going back up.
Taking it in tomorrow to have Chrysler look at it. Will let y'all know what they say. I'm suspecting it's something as simple as a bad regulator but we shall see.
Re: Power window not working properly
Just to update my post the window regulator had to be replaced. Part was ordered and then installed today and all is well. Pretty quick and simple fix if anyone else encounters the problem. They had me in and out in about 90 minutes all told.
Re: Power window not working properly
Is it possible to reset these switches in anyway? My overland is starting to do this at times. It always stops and I have to push it several times to lower it to the desired level and the same with going back up. The "auto" function works just fine, however. I'm not sure if it's a switch or regulater issue as the "auto" mode works just fine. I'm guessing it's in the switch.
Re: Power window not working properly
This problem is usually a situation where the motor and DCM (door communication module) are not playing nice. My thought is that the window regulator had to be replaced entirely because the motor had to be replaced (sensor failure for whatever reason) and the motor is not separately service-able from the regulator --- they just replaced the regulator entirely.
That said: ajs800 - I do not believe that there is a way to "reset" the switches. If there is a problem, and you're in warranty - let the d-ship replace the regulator(s) - that is what the warranty is for!
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Extended Stay America - Miami - Airport - Blue Lagoon
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Popular property highlights
Extended Stay America - Miami - Airport - Blue Lagoon is located within a few miles (5 km) of Mall of the Americas and Magic City Casino. This 149-room hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. It's near the airport and also close to Grapeland Water Park.
Free continental breakfast is served each morning from 6 AM to 9:30 AM.
The 149 air-conditioned rooms feature kitchens with refrigerators, microwaves, and stovetops. Guests can expect free WiFi and 32-inch flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Coffee makers, free local calls, and ironing boards are other standard amenities. Weekly housekeeping is available.
Property features
At Extended Stay America - Miami - Airport - Blue Lagoon, guests have access to free WiFi in public areas, coffee in a common area, and laundry facilities. Free parking is available if you drive. Friendly staff can provide front-desk service during limited hours, and also offer advice about sightseeing. Additional amenities include a convenience store and barbecue grills.
- Free continental breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Laundry facilities
Extended Stay America - Miami - Airport - Blue Lagoon
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Located in Waterford Business Park, Extended Stay America - Miami - Airport - Blue Lagoon is also 2 miles (3 kilometers) from Miami International Airport and 7 miles (11.25 kilometers) from downtown Miami. The Parrot Jungle and Miami Seaquarium are within 9 miles (14.5 kilometers).
Guest parking and continental breakfast are complimentary. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access, laundry facilities, and business services. The hotel has a convenience store where guests can stock up on food and barbecue grills on site.
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- Grocery/convenience store
- Free WiFi
- Year Built 1998
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Total number of rooms - 149
- Laundry facilities
- Number of floors - 2
- Elevator/lift
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free breakfast
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen
- Grocery/convenience store
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Extended Stay America - Miami - Airport - Blue Lagoon offers 149 air-conditioned accommodations with coffee/tea makers and hair dryers. 32-inch flat-screen televisions come with premium cable channels. Kitchens or kitchenettes offer refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and cookware/dishes/utensils. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations and complimentary toiletries.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include phones along with free local calls (restrictions may apply). Housekeeping is provided weekly.
- Shower/tub combination
- Flat-panel TV
- Phone
- Free local calls
- Private bathroom
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Kitchenette
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Kitchen
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Weekly housekeeping provided
- Cable TV service
- Free WiFi
- Stovetop
Where to Eat
A complimentary continental breakfast is offered daily from 6 AM to 9.30 AM.
Extended Stay America - Miami - Airport - Blue Lagoon does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.
Nearby restaurants:
Doral Ale House
Nearby Things to Do
Area beaches, including South Beach, are about 10 miles from the hotel.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 25 per pet, per day (maximum USD 150 per stay)
- 2 per room
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
A valid credit card is required at check-in for incidentals and damages, otherwise a USD 100 cash deposit per room, per stay will be collected. The deposit is refunded at check-out after satisfactory inspection. If refund is over USD 100, a check will be mailed within 14 days of departure. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
- Cash deposit: USD 100 per stay
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 25 per pet, per day (maximum USD 150 per stay)
- Weekly housekeeping provided; fees apply for additional cleaning
Hotel Name
- Extended Stay America Miami Airport Blue Lagoon Hotel
- Homestead Miami Blue Lagoon Hotel Miami
- Blue Lagoon Miami Airport
- Extended Stay America Blue Lagoon
- Extended Stay America Blue Lagoon Hotel
- Extended Stay America Blue Lagoon Hotel Miami Airport
- Extended Stay America Miami Airport Blue Lagoon
- Miami Airport Blue Lagoon
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Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).


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As part of their obligation to pursue justice and promote fairness, prosecutors have a duty to reveal "favorable" information to the defense, as explained below.
For information on discovery law generally, see What and When the Prosecution Must Disclose. For information on trying to make sure the prosecution turns over favorable information, see How can I find out if the prosecution is hiding helpful evidence?
Prosecutors have to provide defendants with favorable information, which includes exculpatory and impeachment evidence.
Information is exculpatory if it is known to the prosecution and tends to prove that a defendant isn't guilty. (Brady v. Maryland, 373 U.S. 83 (1963).) It must be "material"—that is, likely to have changed a trial's outcome had the prosecution disclosed it.
Information qualifies as impeachment evidence if it tends to discredit a prosecution witness. For example, prosecutors have to turn over to defendants:
However, the government doesn't have to disclose impeachment information prior to entering plea agreement with a defendant. (United States v. Ruiz, 536 U.S. 622 (2002).)
To qualify as exculpatory, information doesn't have to be so powerful that it proves the defendant conclusively innocent. As long as information known to the prosecution might contribute to doubt about the defendant's guilt in the mind of a reasonable person, the prosecutor must reveal it.
If a prosecutor fails to turn over significant favorable information and the defendant is convicted, an appellate court can overturn the conviction. However, prosecutors are totally immune from personal liability if they don't turn over favorable evidence to the defense. (Van de Kamp v. Goldstein, 555 U.S. 335 (2009).) This means that defendants who have been convicted and imprisoned due to a prosecutor's failure to disclose information can't sue the prosecutor in civil court.


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VEry pretty. It almost looks like under the sea!!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
VEry pretty. It almost looks like under the sea!!
Be the best that you can be at everything you do.
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Leesa Kemp's Material Things Fabric Sales and Auctions
Great layout. I love your fabric choice. Thanks for sharing.
The bad news is - time flies.
The good news is - you're the pilot!
I really like it with the darker border it makes the quilt pop and finishes your work like a matted picture in a frame.
A bed without a quilt is like the night sky without stars.
Beautiful!!! Yours is the second one I have seen with a black border. When I make mine I will have to go shopping too. Oh, what a fate - going to a quilt store. LOL
very lovely color choices
Have a great day and happy sewing !
Awesome colors and love the border. I think the border added a lot to it.
Remember, people will see your quilts long after you are gone....NOT your housework!
great job, I have several jelly rolls I am going to make up into lap quilts and I hope they go quickly.
It is beautiful and does look like a landscape quilt!! Love it!!
That is sooo pretty. I have never heard of a Rainbow Lasagna Quilt.


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Marjorie Elaine Griffith
Marjorie Elaine Griffith, 85, a longtime Rockaway resident, died January 19.
Griffith was born in Manhattan, New York on October 1, 1926. She was the founder of the Solid Rock Seventh Day Adventist Church. She was also a volunteer and den mother to her son's Cub Scout troop. Griffith also worked with the homeless and participated in Christian ministry. She was a member of the NAACP and active in the PTA, as Co- President at P.S.49 in Bronx, New York.
Griffith was preceded in death by her parents, Edward B. Griffith and Naomi Niles.
She is survived by her sons, Kaaba Brunson, Atu and Jeff Bullock; daughter, Diane Childs; 13 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and a host of relatives and friends.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted to Jeremiah C. Gaffney Friendship Chapel, Inwood, New York. Interment took place at Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx, New York.


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Patrisse Cullors: The attitude of indifference and denial that Sheriff Baca exhibits toward the people whose welfare he is in charge is unacceptable.
Ronnie at 100
Tom Degan: The sad, pathetic truth of the matter is that on the evening of Tuesday, November 4, 1980 I got so falling-down intoxicated, I voted for the man just as a joke. A failed, "B" movie actor in the White House? That ought to be good for a nice, long chuckle , I thought.
In the Grip of Ronniemania
Tom Degan: What needs to be understood is that Reagan was, essentially, a mask with a twinkle in its eye and a fine Irish smile. Remove that mask and you have the twisted, hideous smirk of George W. Bush.
Lemon Pledge
Tom Degan: And of course, just like their silly "Contract with America" sixteen years ago, the voters will more-than-likely hand the congressional majority back to these corrupt dingbats on Election Day. And when the 112th Congress is sworn in this January, their so-called "pledge" (just like the contract of yore) will be rendered merely as dust in the wind.
"Stop Feeding on Haiti's Suffering"
Georgianne Nienaber: Haiti is not waving at America. Haiti has the professional expertise to help itself, if only given the opportunity and monetary support to do so. Yes, accountability is needed, but for USAID to suggest that "aid professionals" are the only entities that can accomplish this is not true. Haiti is not an abandoned infant, needing a savior. Abandoned by the international banking community, yes, but fully capable of taking care of her people if given the resources to do so.
An Argument for Medical Marijuana
I'm a medical marijuana patient in Los Angeles who suffers from chronic pain due to a work-related repetitive strain injury. This summer I sat through the trial of Charles C. Lynch. Charles Lynch was the owner of a medical marijuana dispensary in California. I learned about Charles Lynch after seeing Drew Carey's "Raiding California" video […]


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Silver Gull Members Are Hardly The Elite
Dear Editor,
Why is it every time your newspaper mentions Neponsit and Belle Harbor, it is with distain and vitriol? Every homeowner in both sections of Rockaway earned or inherited his home and most probably works hard to maintain it. Yet, this "us and them" mentality at The Wave inevitably depicts homeowners in these two neighborhoods as "the bad guys."
Recently, your staff writer, who is maintaining the ethic of The Wave with regards to the "us and them" mentality, wrote an article about The Silver Gull and its members. In the article, the author "interviewed" two unnamed sources purposely selecting some of the most inflammatory tripe to encourage the reader to be against Silver Gull Membership. The reason I use the term purposely is because the author of the article never attempted to cite a quote from a member with opposing views.
Mr. Briano, the elite members of the Silver Gull consist of teachers, school secretaries, bus drivers, the elderly, retirees, athletes (who may come under any of the previously listed membership) and families who merely want to spend a summer at the beach. Hardly the elite of society, Mr. Briano, members were drawn to The Gull because of its beach location and because Brighton Beach Baths and Palm Shores, the two popular Brooklyn clubs were sadly sold to developers, leaving Brooklyn summer beach-seekers without a place to go.
Contrary to your inaccurate, provocative article, Mr. Briano, members of the Gull join, not to run away from "certain elements in society" but to run toward a lifestyle that many have enjoyed for the entire 45 years the club has been in existence. The club has just two restrictions on membership: that they pay their dues and follow the rules. Therefore, even you, Mr. Briano, are welcome to join the Silver Gull.


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Sidney Samson (ft Twista) - Shake That Thing (Riverside) [new video!]
Uhhhhn yeah! Wiggle and wobble and jiggle and shake. That's what's popping in Beastonia this morning thanks to a fresh new video for Sidney Samson's reworked tune Riverside. This time, he's enlisted the quick-lipping of Twista, and the track's got a new name...Shake That Thing (Riverside). The previous video was just, meh, ok. Not the case today, beasts.
There's a cameo from my girl, Rye Rye (and her tour dancers), and oooh wee this clip and bumped up jumper has been rocking my bod all the AM long. Probably will through most of the day too.
Watch now!
mp3: Sidney Samson (featuring Twista) - Shake That Thing (Riverside)


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Dayton Ohio East Family History Center/Class Schedule
Italian Genealogy
Presenter: Michael W. Garrambone is a retired Army Officer and Military Operations Research Analyst for InfoSciTex Corporation in Dayton, Ohio. He graduated from the University of Florida with a degree in Engineering Science and has master's degrees in operations research, business administration, and education. He is a volunteer staff member at the Fairborn Family History Center where his interests are in Italian genealogy, historical research, computer applications, and all aspects of graphics and teaching. He has been doing family history research since 1988 where he has been tracking immigrants from Sicily and Central Italy, and early African and Native Americans from the Virginias. He is a web, database, and map user and keeper of correspondence. He has used the Family Tree Maker program since 1990 and is familiar with scanning, computer graphics, and most research sources at the national, state, and local archives. He likes to share interesting stories and unusual turn of events that have occurred in his own family searches.
Details: Saturday, 10 March, 9:00 am – 12 noon in the Church Building beside the Family History Center.
Follow the signs once you arrive at the building.
Italian Genealogy I. If you listened to the first generation Italian-Americans, they told stories about their families coming to America and earning a living in a land of opportunity. These folks were often in a hurry to become Americans and yet they retained their Old World customs and culture. What they did not always do, was pass their history onto the next generation. They spoke and lived their heritage, but they wrote little and rarely kept significant documentation. The onus is on us to search out this heritage but the trail is often cold and somewhat disjointed. Fear not for there is a way to put together the branches of the Italian family tree. Come to the Italian Research presentation to see how to find those Italian family members. The presentation will show you what to search, and how to go about it. We will talk about Italy, Italians, and Italian records, but mostly about how to use what is readily available to track down those "paesanos."
Italian Genealogy II. If you liked "Italian Genealogy" than grab your lasagna and come to this savory second portion for more interesting aspects of searching about in the Big Boot. In this session we cover more about the land and the cities and towns where your families come from. We talk about the do's of record hunting, and show more examples of various records and how to identify your family information contained in them. We explore Italian ship records, citizenship papers, photographs, and those significant church documents. There are discussions on history and culture, references and websites. It is great if you attended "Italian Genealogy" first, but either way be prepared for a few of those unbelievable but true unique Italian stories about the Italian "albero genealogico" hunt.
Italian Genealogy III. In this third installment we are now deep down in the pasta. We are concentrating our efforts on understanding, obtaining, and interpreting the Italian and Latin forms of the documents you can expect to see as a result of the hunt. We talk a little history and how it pertains to the records and work on the stylized versions of documents that you would expect to find by reading the portions that contain your family data. Expect to learn some key vocabulary words to classify documents, occupations, and the relationships of family members. This presentation reviews some of the items of interest from presentations I and II and goes further in extracting information you need to making informative charts and to improve you're your guessing abilities. After all is done, expect to think like Da Vinci, talk like De Niro, and search and perform your "Italian detective work" like "Columbus or Columbo."