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April had lost all hope when her brother was sent to jail but after a few years had pasted something happen to her that she would never forget. Now she will have to live with it forever. Will April be able to tell her brother about what happened to her or will her brother go back to his old ways in seeking revenge on the person that left his sister with a new life to take care of on her own?
Chapter 1
I was sleep in class, when I felt a tap on my shoulder. Whoever it was that was tapping on me should just give up on trying to wake me up, cause right now I wasn't going to wake up for anybody and I didn't care who it was. "Angel", said the person who was trying to get me to wake up. I didn't answer. "Angel, the office just called you down for dimissal", said the person who still was trying to wake up me up. Yeah, I could still hear whoever it was that was trying to wake me up, but I was in a really deep sleep and its hard for to wake up when I'm asleep like that.
Then, I felt someone shaking me to get up. I really tired and didn't feel like getting up, so whoever it was going to have to try a little harder, than that! I usually didn't sleep that hard, but when I stay up all night long with April, who was my little girl, I get very worn out seriously. Finally, I felt something wet running down my face, and I jumped up quickly. "Angel, you have to do better then this, because sleeping in my classroom isn't doing you any good", said Mrs. Berry, who had been trying to wake me up for the past five minutes now.
"I'ma stay woke next time Mrs. B. I promise", I said streaching and yawning. "You said that last time Angel and you still can't seem to stay awake and the people in the office just called for you", she said looking down at me worried. "Ok", I said as I rubbed my eyes. "Where's everybody else"? "Sweethard they are all in the cafeteria eating their lunch, while you're up here in class sleeping. Is there any reason why you sleep in class so much"?, she said wanting to be nosey. "No ma'am. I study a lot and I have to work sometimes that's all", I said, which was a lie.
I just hated people who wanted to know my business and asked questions about my personal life. "Well, yeah you are doing really well on tests, but not so good in your classwork", she said. "I'll do better", I said to her as I picked up my backpack off the floor. "I hope so", she said. I really didn't want to be at school in the first place, but since mama didn't have to go to work today, I had to go and plus she said she could watch April for me while I was at school, so I made it my business to go.
There was no one in the hallway when I stepped out of Mrs. B's room. Out of the whole school, I had only one friend and her name is Whitney. Whitney isn't fake or two-faced like some of the people who was at this school. I'm a quiet girl and keep to myself, but sometimes I just wish that some of the kid's would just pay attention or even say something to me for once in they life. I was thinking about dropping out at one point to raise April, but I got to thinking that wasn't a very good example to set for her, so I'm doing this for her, even if I don't like it.
I dropped my backpack on the floor and put in my combination to open my locker. I dug through it to find my notebook I always wrote in and put my book back into my locker. My notebook was the only thing that helped me when I had emotions inside that I felt and no one else knew what I was feeling unless, it was I really felt like talking to someone, but if I didn't feel like talking my notebook was always there for me. I grabbed the notebook, closed my locker, grabbed my backpack off the floor and headed toward the office. "I hope momma brought April with her", I said to myself as I walked down the stairs. I couldn't wait until I saw her, although I was a teenage mother I really acted like was in 20's or 30's, because it was a joy to have her in my life everyday.
When I walked up to the office door, I was relieved to know that I could see April, but when I opened the door I was in shock when I was who it was that was at school to pick me up.


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Chapter IX: Destabilised (8/8)Mature
The peryton's lecture surprised them all, sounding nothing as they would have expected. It spoke with articulation, and the children hung off of its every word. 'The Forestlands are a very safe area, it is for such a reason that so many magi and mystics are harboured here. Of course, it is not suitable for those that wish to flourish and learn, only those that wish to survive. You should feel honoured to have such an opportunity, the schools in tribes and factions do not compare to this.'
Then, the class began to ask questions, and the peryton answered gladly. 'Are there many perytons here?' asked a girl.
'In the White Forest, only I live, but in the Forestlands and Northern Plains, we are many. Some of us have been wiped out, those that survive, hide.'
'Wiped out?' asked Sayara, 'do you mean by humans?'
The peryton hesitated, then said grimly, 'I do.'
'Do you hate them?' asked a boy with blonde hair, who had a strong presence, telling Will that he was Elemental, though he knew nothing more.
'Hate them, all of them? No.' His answer was unexpected to some of the children. 'Some humans are cruel and undeserving of honour, yet most are entangled in a world of hatred and intolerance, and for that I pity them. Magi and mystics live in fear, but we live together, united.' Then, the peryton turned its head, and Will thought that it was staring directly at him. He told himself it wasn't true, but then it spoke, a conversation private between them.
'Do not do this, Willow Avaric,' it said. Will flinched, but acted as if nothing was wrong. As Scrawlish spoke to the rest of the class, Will concentrated his thoughts on the creature and replied.
'I don't know what you mean.'
'I sense your plan, and it is a foolish one. I say again, do not do this.'
Could it know? But I was only thinking about...
'Will...Will,' Tayna shook him, shaking him from his thoughts. 'The lesson's over, we should get to break.' Will stood up, turning to the peryton and sending a final message.
'I'm going, and you can't stop me...nobody can.'
Will wasn't sure if the creature had heard him, as it turned towards the White Forest and into the depths of the trees.

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What To Expect After Surgery

A tonsillectomy and an adenoidectomy generally takes about 30 to 45 minutes in the operating room (OR). When returning from the OR, you will still be sedated, but you will be able to awakened soon after returning to the recovery room. It is common to have a sore throat when you wake up. Your nurse will monitor your pain and give you pain medication if needed. You will likely ask your nurse or a family member the same question multiple times and will be unable to remember that you already asked the question. This is normal due to the medications that you are given during the surgery.

You will generally be discharged to home following the surgery unless, you have a significant history of sleep apnea or have a complication during the tonsillectomy. If you are under the age of 19, you will likely recover from the tonsillectomy over the course of 7 to 14 days. While if you are an adult, you can expect to recover between 2 to 3 weeks. This are just general estimates of course as everyone's body is different and we all recover at our own rate of time. The most common complaint following surgery is throat pain that can impair your ability to eat.

What Can I Eat After A Tonsillectomy

There used to be a lot of expert opinions that suggested that diet and activity should be restricted to prevent or minimize your risk of post-operative bleeding. This is not necessarily the case anymore. However pain, and potential post-surgical nausea, may increase your desire to modify your diet. If you're looking to stock the fridge before the big day, here are some things you should know to help reduce your level of discomfort with eating after a tonsillectomy:

While ice cream is a feel-good food after a tonsillectomy, you should avoid dairy products if you are having nausea or vomiting (a side effect of anesthesia and narcotic pain medication). Instead, stick to clear liquids such as apple juice, soda such as Sprite, black coffee, or soup broth.

Avoid food and drinks high in citric acid such as tomato juice or lemonade as they can sting and cause pain.

You should also avoid very hot drinks and make sure your soup is not too hot before eating it.

Cold food and fluids reduce swelling and pain.

Food Choices To Minimize Pain

As long as you're not sick to your stomach, here are some good suggestions of things to eat and drink after your surgery:

ice cream

popsicles

juice

pudding

mashed potatoes

jello

soft pasta

applesauce

other cold foods or drinks

Food Choices to Avoid to Minimize Pain

chips

crackers

popcorn

carrots

raw apples

spicy foods

This is not an all-inclusive list, but is a short list intended to help you prepare for your surgery. In general, you want foods or drinks that are cold, do not contain chunks of food, and do not contain spices. If nausea isn't a problem, live it up and enjoy as many of the cold soft foods you would typically enjoy in life to help reduce the level of pain you experience. Items like ice cream will help sooth your sore throat. It is very important to stay hydrated after having your tonsils removed which can be difficult if you don't want to swallow due to a sore throat. I recommend sipping on a cold drink throughout the day and call your doctor if you have signs of dehydration such as little urine, dry eyes or skin, or no tears in your eyes.

Sources:

American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery. (2015). Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy Post-Op. Accessed on May 30, 2016 from http://www.entnet.org/content/tonsillectomy-and-adenoids-postop

Lescanne, E., Chiron, B., Constant, I., Couloigner, V., Fauroux, B., Hassani, Y. ... Viot, A. (2012). Pediatric tonsillectomy: Clinical practice guidelines. Accessed on May 30, 2016 from http://clinicalkey.com (Subscription Required)

Messner, A.H., Isaacson, G.C. & Armbsby, C. (2016). Tonsillectomy (with or without adenoidectomy) in children: Postoperative care and complications. Accessed on May 30, 2016 from http://www.uptodate.com (Subscription Required)


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- Rod Fort is a sports economist up at Washington State and is reputed
to be one of the best around. For those looking to do some economics
of sports, he actually has a lot of resources on his website
He's got attendance, the fan cost index, income and expenses, etc.
It's definitely a nice little resource for those interested.
Rod is also a longtime baseball fan and member of SABR, so he's not
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hoping to convince him to be interested in some hoops.
He has particularly done a ton on competitive balance, primarily in
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A quarter of a century ago, a new secretary of defense, Donald H. Rumsfeld, faced a towering challenge: convincing a skeptical Congress that the post-Vietnam military needed a major infusion of money to meet the still-fearsome Soviet threat. Mr. Rumsfeld prevailed, winning the largest increase in military spending in a decade.
Twenty-five years later, the Soviet Union has collapsed and America stands unrivaled as a military power. But Mr. Rumsfeld, now 68, is back at the Pentagon's helm. And once again he is arguing before a wary Congress that the armed forces need an expensive face-lift to counter emerging threats like terrorists with biological weapons and potentially hostile nations with long-range ballistic missiles.
In the coming weeks, Mr. Rumsfeld will begin making his case for adding billions of dollars to the current defense budget and increasing President Bush's proposed $324 billion Pentagon budget. His goal is to transform the military into a more agile, lethal and stealthy force, and to build a costly and unproven missile shield.
Though Americans may feel safer today than in decades, he asserts that ''weakness is provocative,'' that the nation is in danger of growing complacent and that the military must remain strong enough to deter and punish aggressors in this ''dangerous and untidy world.''Continue reading the main story
''If things are not bad, why do you need to change anything?'' Mr. Rumsfeld said in an hourlong interview this week in his Pentagon office overlooking the Potomac. ''And, of course, that's exactly when institutions suffer. If they think things are good, and they relax and don't recognize the changes taking place in the world, they tend to fail.''
Critics contend that Mr. Rumsfeld and Mr. Bush's other top advisers have exaggerated the military challenges facing the United States and that he is arguing for a missile shield at a time when, at least numerically, the missile threat has lessened.
Russia still has 6,000 nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles, but is no longer viewed as an enemy. China has perhaps only 18 long-range nuclear missiles, Iraq currently none, and North Korea perhaps one or two.
''These guys are movement conservatives, and they have a view of the world, and of the threat, that is very different than I have,'' said Senator Joseph R. Biden of Delaware, the senior Democrat on the Foreign Relations Committee. ''This fixation on national missile defense is a mistake.''
But such arguments do not sway Mr. Rumsfeld, who sees China as a potential military rival to the United States in the Pacific and nations like North Korea as potentially destabilizing forces.
''The weapons of mass destruction are more widely dispersed,'' he said. ''And they are in the hands of people who are different than the people who had them 25 years ago.''
Besides, he argued, America would be reverting to isolationism if it failed to build a missile shield because it would be unable to protect its allies. And to those who believe constructing such a system would lead to a renewed arms race, Mr. Rumsfeld countered that not building a system would encourage more nations to acquire ballistic missiles to defend themselves from nuclear attack.
In an extensive interview, Mr. Rumsfeld, a former naval aviator, college wrestler, congressman and pharmaceutical executive, spoke about his desire to build the missile shield, his vision for the military and his sweeping review of Pentagon policies and programs, a process that many senior Congressional and military officials have criticized as overly secretive.
That supposed secrecy has generated much grumbling on Capitol Hill and anxiety inside the Pentagon, where many senior officials worry that he will use the closed-door proceedings to justify deep cuts to weapons programs that do not fit his vision.
Earlier this month, Trent Lott, the Senate majority leader, summoned Mr. Rumsfeld to his office to discuss the Pentagon budget. During the sessions, Congressional officials said, Mr. Lott complained about being left ''in the dark'' about the reviews.
Mr. Rumsfeld expresses exasperation when told many people think he does not consult enough when it comes to the reviews that are being conducted by about two dozen panels staffed mainly by close aides, outside experts and retired officers.
During the interview, he dramatically thrust his hand into a sheaf of papers and pulled out a sheet containing this tally of his meetings in office: 50 with foreign officials; 70 with senior administration officials; 170 with 44 different general and flag officers; and 70 involving more than 100 members of Congress.
''I don't think of them as particularly close held,'' Mr. Rumsfeld said of the reviews. ''Everyone in the building will have a chance to chew it and chop on it and kick it around and beat it up.''
Throughout the interview, Mr. Rumsfeld was careful not to express opinions on several contentious issues like the antiballistic missile treaty.
He also left many points ambiguous and aides and colleagues said this was typical of how he works. Though he holds many strong views -- particularly on missile defense -- they say he is masterly at asking questions and soaking up information without revealing his positions.
The experience has been unsettling for even four-star generals, some of whom have complained about giving Mr. Rumsfeld detailed briefings and getting no feedback in return.
His critics say he has set a preordained course for the Pentagon and will simply use the defense review to justify it. But his allies say Mr. Rumsfeld is meticulously gathering information because he is trying to build consensus.
''He's getting his ducks in a row, and waiting for a full and complete buy-in by the president on the strategy and the dollars to go with it,'' said one senior Pentagon official.
Transforming the military after the cold war has proved more complicated than Mr. Rumsfeld probably expected. Until just a few days ago, the secretary and his deputy, Paul D. Wolfowitz, were the only senior political appointees in place at the Pentagon. Yet the real world has kept barging in.
In his first three months on the job, American warplanes bombed Iraq, a Navy submarine sank a Japanese fishing boat, killing nine people aboard, and 24 Americans were detained in China after their Navy spy plane collided with a Chinese fighter jet.
As a result, Mr. Rumsfeld has maintained a frenetic pace, typically arriving at the office by 6:30 a.m. and leaving about 8 p.m. Most days begin with a morning conference call with Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, and with Secretary of State Colin L. Powell. Mr. Rumsfeld said he talks to Mr. Powell one or two more times each day, and also speaks to Vice President Dick Cheney, his protégé from the Nixon and Ford administrations, at least weekly.
Fittingly, Mr. Rumsfeld never seems to sit down. In his office, he works at a small stand-up desk, eschewing the walnut table at the center of the tennis court-sized room. He can be both calmly disciplined and manically exuberant, aides say, often pacing about during meetings, waving his arms to underscore a point.
Aides have become accustomed to a deluge of ''snowflakes'' from Mr. Rumsfeld -- a seemingly endless flurry of questions, problems or assignments he dictates into a Dictaphone and has transcribed by secretaries and dispatched to all areas of the Pentagon. Responses are expected to be terse: as much information and as little prose as possible.
Though he is a millionaire many times over, collects Theodore Roosevelt bronzes and owns a ranch in Taos, N.M., Mr. Rumsfeld, a Chicago native, has tried to portray a more regular-guy image than his predecessor, William S. Cohen.
A few years ago, when Mr. Rumsfeld was chairman of a bipartisan panel examining the threat of ballistic missile attacks, he would sometimes slip away to watch a Chicago Bulls basketball game at a local Washington bar while his compatriots repaired to fancy Washington parties. And during a recent outdoor reception for a foreign dignitary he yanked away an umbrella from a colonel trying to hold it over him.
Though friends say Mr. Rumsfeld is gracious and attentive, he is also often described as gruff and arrogant.
''He is a hard-nosed guy who is not a pushover,'' said Representative Porter Goss, a Florida Republican who heads the House Intelligence Committee. ''I don't expect him to win a whole lot of friends."
Some Democratic lawmakers have suggested that Mr. Rumsfeld's secretive style may cost him most heavily in Congress, which may retaliate by blocking his proposals.
''Now is the time to bring Congress, the uniformed services and the defense industry in on the Rumsfeld review,'' Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, a Connecticut Democrat, wrote in Roll Call this week. ''If their voices are ignored or not given their due weight now, then no matter how strong the review's recommendations are, they may well be dead on arrival.''
But advocates of revamping the military say Mr. Rumsfeld is right to keep the ''Iron Triangle'' that dominates military budgeting -- Congress, the defense industry and the service chiefs -- at arm's length until his reviews are over.
''He has the best shot in a generation to scrub the defense budget and I hope he does,'' said Representative Jane Harman, a California Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee. ''Both Congress and the Pentagon are part of the problem. We're very good at protecting our pet rocks and less good at focusing on long-term strategic solutions.''
Mr. Rumsfeld acknowledges that he has a tough selling job ahead.
Perhaps the biggest immediate change he has in mind is fielding a national defense against a limited missile strike as quickly as possible, however imperfect the first attempts might be.
''It's wrong to allow people to develop a zero tolerance for risk,'' Mr. Rumsfeld said. ''We would not have airplanes if the first 20 times the Wright brothers crashed and failed we said, 'Stop it, don't try it again, you're wasting money.' ''Continue reading the main story


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It's bedtime, but Mum isn't anywhere to be seen. Where on earth could she be?
'Where is your mummy?' said his old teddy,
'She needs to come up and put you to bed.'
'She's fighting the monster living downstairs,
I think he tried to take off someone's head.'
'Where is your sister?' said the dark shadows,
'She needs to give you a big hug goodnight.'
'She's helping Mum by priming the weapons,
A big magic sword should finish this fight.'
'Why are you watching?' said the hall's moonlight,
'Don't get in trouble. Just go on upstairs.'
'But Mum is hurt, I can hear her crying,
Don't worry, I'll hide behind that big chair.'
'Where is your daddy?' said the red cushions,
'He should be stopping a creature this cursed.'
'I haven't seen Dad in over a year,
You see the monster decided to take him first.'
'What do you see?' said the silent house.
But he didn't say, just stared at the wreck.
His sister was smiling with moonstone eyes,
And a violet choker around her neck.


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Discussion in 'Artwork Zone' started by thescarface1989, Jan 29, 2007.
Another great mix video by Shadowmx1988 from mixmakers.net!
(downloading) is he still bias with his eagle/bengals?
Shadow is a Raiders fan I believe. Not sure what you're talking about an eagles/bengals bias.
from his big hits video, i saw like 20 hits from eagles or bengals players so i assumed he was an eagles/bengals fan
stupid assumption


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By Kevin Allen, USA TODAY
When NHL scouts compare top draft prospects Taylor Hall and Tyler Seguin, it's as if they are trying to decide between a Rembrandt and a da Vinci.
It basically comes down to personal preference, and either pick likely will stand the test of time.
"We have been going through this with a fine-tooth comb," said Boston Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli. "There are differences in their game and subtle differences in their personality, and it really is that close."
MOCK DRAFT: Hall ranked above Seguin
Hall is a lightning-fast, goal-scoring winger who played for the Ontario Hockey League's Windsor Spitfires. Seguin is a Joe Sakic-style center with the OHL's Plymouth (Mich.) Whalers.
The NHL's Central Scouting Bureau ranked Seguin No. 1, but it appears more teams list Hall first.
The Edmonton Oilers, who pick No. 1, haven't stated a preference. Chiarelli says he has talked to Oilers GM Steve Tambellini about possibly making a deal to let No. 2 Boston to have the player it wants, but discussions haven't gone very far.
"In talking to Steve, he has these guys very close, as we do," Chiarelli said. "Neither of us is committed to moving ahead on that type of discussion."
Earlier this season, according to the Canadian Press, New Jersey Devils scout Marcel Pronovost compared Hall to Guy Lafleur because of his electrifying game.
"I'm a big hockey fan and I've seen a lot of NHL Network (Classic) games," Hall said, laughing. "And that's probably a pretty good comparison, except I can't take my helmet off and have my hair flying like he did."
Windsor defenseman Cam Fowler, who probably will be drafted in the top six, said calling Hall "fast" doesn't do him justice.
"It's more explosive. … It's his first couple of steps that are unbelievable," said Fowler, an American who faced Canada's Hall in the world junior championships. "He will beat you with his speed and blow right by you or break you down one-on-one."
Spitfires general manager Warren Rychel believes Hall could play center at the NHL level if a coach wanted to move him there.
"He's a guy who is hungry for the puck," Rychel said. " He wants to be the guy to make the big plays. … His ability to break away from the pack is a strength."
Seguin was voted the OHL's Most Outstanding Player and Hall was named Memorial Cup MVP for the second season in a row. Each scored 106 points, though Seguin had 48 goals and Hall 40.
"Seguin is a good playmaker," Fowler said. "He makes people around him better."
The race to be No. 1 probably drove both to be better players.
"It was just a little extra," Seguin said of the rivalry. "Even if we were up 5-1, in the back of my mind, it would be, 'Do you want to win the scoring title?' Obviously, I want to be the best. I want to go No. 1."
Hall of Fame vote Tuesday
The Hockey Hall of Fame selection committee will meet Tuesday in Toronto to choose this year's inductees.
Up to four players can be selected, and Eric Lindros and Joe Nieuwendyk are among first-year eligibles.
In the builder category, there has been public lobbying for former coach Pat Burns, who is battling cancer.
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Rosebud, Times may reopen in summer
The shuttered Rosebud and Times cinemas could reopen this summer after the court-appointed manager of the properties drafts new business plans for the popular venues.
The theaters closed last month after AnchorBank, Madison, won a foreclosure lawsuit against their owner, David Glazer. Siegel-Gallagher Management Co. is managing the properties on behalf of AnchorBank and is creating business plans and proposals to repair both buildings so they can reopen as theaters, said David Behnke, president of Siegel-Gallagher Management, Milwaukee.
"You could just go in there and slap some paint in it and open the doors, but the condition that they were left in is not good enough that we would be proud of it," he said. "We're talking about the ability to make changes to the structures and the furniture and movies, and there's a whole list of things that we have to do."
The two theaters are in close proximity; the Times Cinema is at North 59th and West Vliet streets in Milwaukee, and the Rosebud Cinema Drafthouse is at North 68th Street and West North Avenue in Wauwatosa.
Behnke said a number of theater operators, including former Rosebud and Times owner Jay Hollis, are in discussions to run the theaters. The goal is to reopen them this summer, he said.
A remake for the theaters is a welcome prospect for area business owners such as Geoff Trenholme, who recently opened Rocket Baby Bakery across North Avenue from the Rosebud in Wauwatosa. He said the bakery is performing well, partially thanks to the novelty of being a new business. But an active Rosebud bringing people to the neighborhood could only help Rocket Baby's long-term prospects, while a vacant theater has been concerning.
"It's like you are on stage," Trenholme said. "You open up and, bam, there we are. It's good exposure."
Neighborhood support
The East Tosa Alliance, a neighborhood organization covering the area around the Rosebud, helped bring customers into Rocket Baby, and is ready to do the same for a reopened theater, said Ed Haydin, an alliance board member. The group uses its social media lists through Facebook and Twitter to direct local residents to businesses and will use those resources to promote the Rosebud if it reopens this summer, he said.
"If you like these things, you cannot expect other people to support them, you have to support them," Haydin said. "It's been kind of an eye-opening experience for us because nobody expected the theater would fail."
The Times and Rosebud cinemas are among four properties involved in an AnchorBank lawsuit against Glazer. A Milwaukee County Court in late October ruled Glazer and his business owed the bank almost $1.5 million on past loans, and ordered four properties be foreclosed, including the two theaters. The other properties are an office and warehouse in Brookfield and a mobile home park in West Allis.
Glazer and his companies still own both theaters, according to Milwaukee and Wauwatosa city records. Even though a court ordered the foreclosures, the actual sheriff's auction to sell the buildings cannot take place before late April under a rule giving property owners a six-month redemption period. Siegel-Gallagher was approved by a judge to manage the properties in late January and has since received Milwaukee County Circuit Court approval to evict Glazer from the properties.


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Even though the Wolverines lost to their in-state rival, Bond says that didn't diminish his experience. "It was still a great time," he said. "We had a lot of fun."
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This Catholic Church was built around 1796 and was named for St. Nicholas the patron saint of Nicholas E. Seawell who sold the land for its construction. In 1940 when the Navy took over the land for the Patuxent River Naval Air Station, Naval aviators had a superstition that flying over cemeteries was bad luck. So a survey of grave locations and tombstone data was made. Then the stones were all laid flat over the graves and covered with sod.
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Lovely light holiday! Villa Veluwe is a spacious villa for 2 to 10 people, located on the golf course, water and on the edge of the forest in nature Harderwold. The villa has a private dock and direct boating access to Lake Veluwe.
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The spacious living room offers a nice view on your private terrace, which is accessed through sliding doors. The garden is enclosed with fencing. Through your own bathing ladder, you can swim for your own home. Anglers can simply from the garden throw out your line.
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Met zijn achten hebben we het heerlijk gehad in VillaVeluwe. Het is er lekker rustig en je zit mooi aan het water. Daarnaast is alles in de villa aanwezig en is het mooi schoon. Kortom: een echte aanrader en zeker voor herhaling vatbaar!
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Een stijlvolle woning, ruimte genoeg voor 10 personen. Wij komen zeker terug.
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The villa is located on the port of Forest and Golf Resort Harderwold where you can play golf, walk in the adjacent Harderbos and wonderful swimming and boating from the garden.
Within walking distance you can rent sailboats and look up the space of the Veluwe. Naturally the Veluwe has many beaches and bathing.
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Harderwold has a beautiful 18-hole wooded. To respond to this is a Golf proficiency certificate required. But everyone is welcome to Golf Harderwold. That also applies to non-golfers. On the recreation path, anyone acquainted with the fascinating game of golf.
Dolphinarium - 5 km
Europe's largest marine mammal park! In the amazing underwater world of the Dolphinarium you get to know the animals up close.
Walibi World - 17 miles
It's something for everyone. Roller coasters, children's attractions, exciting and peaceful 'rides'. About Walibi World is much to say, but you have to have experienced it.
Aviodrome - 14 km
Aviodrome is the national airline and theme park in the Netherlands. You can fly in a flight simulator and a plane ride. It's not so crazy to think, all that has to do with aviation can be found at Aviodrome.
Bataviawerf - 25 km
Bataviawerf (Lelystad) is a cultural tourist attraction of high quality. Nowhere in the world is as close to the ship of the Dutch Golden Age as at Batavia Yard.
Batavia City - 25 miles
If you do not like ships or from shopping, then Batavia Stad Outlet Shopping for you. Because at Batavia City (Lelystad) are all kinds of big brands with high discounts.
Zwaluwhoeve - 7 km
Zwaluwhoeve offers all facilities to a wonderful day to get yourself in a cozy atmosphere.
Leisure pool - 17 km
The swimming pool is next to the super long 40-foot water slide a separate children's pool for toddlers and preschoolers.
Hardersluis - 2 km
Is located just 2 kilometers from Villa Veluwe. The spacious terrace has a gezelig views over the marina and water sports activity gives a unique charm.
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In a stately building that was formerly a convent, the authentic atmosphere is guaranteed, but also modern, elegant accents added to achieve a pleasant blend of past and present. An environment that combines luxury and serenity and well suited to enjoy quality cuisine.
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7 Jul 2017 - 4 Sep 2017
Changeover Day: Friday
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Week € 825,-
Midweek € 675,-
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Midweek € 810,-
Weekend € 825,-
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Norman, a 59-year-old soprano, was set to portray Cilla — a sympathetic mother-in-law to Margaret Garner — during the May 7-22 world-premiere performances at the Detroit Opera House.
Norman will be replaced by Angela M. Brown, who created a sensation last year with her performance of Verdi's Aida at the Metropolitan Opera.
"As an ardent admirer of Ms. Norman's extraordinary talent and artistry, I very much appreciate her generosity and goodwill in making what I am sure was a difficult decision," David DiChiera, Michigan Opera Theatre founder and general director, said Friday. "We value Jessye's commitment and contribution to the success of this exciting project and wish her the very best as she progresses in her brilliant career."
A message seeking comment was left for Norman Friday morning.
Michigan Opera Theatre and opera companies in Philadelphia and Cincinnati commissioned "Margaret Garner, and famed mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves will sing the title role.
Margaret Garner is based on Garner's flight from Kentucky to the free state of Ohio in 1856. The story also inspired Morrison's 1987 novel "Beloved." When slave-hunters tracked down Garner, her husband and children, she slit her baby daughter's throat as part of a thwarted attempt to kill the family to avert a return to slavery.
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Get an overview of this hotelHotel in Bismarck with free breakfast and indoor pool
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Located in the heart of Bismarck, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum, North Dakota State Capitol, and Belle Mehus Auditorium. Bismarck Civic Center and Camp Hancock are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
Along with an indoor pool, this hotel has a fitness center and a spa tub. Free buffet breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a business center, a meeting room, and dry cleaning are onsite.
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All 72 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, flat-screen TVs with cable channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and microwaves. Pillowtop beds, coffee makers, and free local calls are among the other amenities available to guests. Weekly housekeeping is available.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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In addition to an indoor pool, Sleep Inn And Suites Bismarck provides a spa tub and a fitness center. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and a meeting room. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This business-friendly hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Sleep Inn And Suites Bismarck has designated areas for smoking.
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Computer station
- Free breakfast
- Total number of rooms - 72
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Spa tub
- Number of floors - 3
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- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Designated smoking areas
- One meeting room
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Year Built 2012
- Indoor pool
- Television in common areas
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- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- Desk
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free local calls
- Pillowtop mattress
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Weekly housekeeping provided
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Wheelchair accessible
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Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
- Golfing nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
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Check-out time is noon
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Pets not allowed
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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
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Up to 2 children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Stephania Bell (3:04 PM)
Happy Friday everyone and Happy New Year! What would be better than a fantasy championship to kick off the New Year??? Now the question is how to do it with a totally different roster than the one you started the season with...
Brenda (Hermiston Oregon)
I hear Moreno is doing better and will probably play. I picked up Tolbert, Torain, Felix Jones and Hightower in case Moreno doesn't play. Do you think Moreno is a better non PPR choice than any of my bench if he's able to play?
Stephania Bell (3:08 PM)
Brenda: Welcome and congrats on being the first post...I like your Torain pickup much better. Tolbert is done for the year so scratch him off your list. Moreno does look as if he'll play - we just don't know how much...
Stephania Bell (3:09 PM)
Can I just tell my friends here in the chat room that I am suffering through the Canes Sun Bowl appearance??? Wow - talk about moving on to next year...let's go.
Chris Fiegler (Latham,NY)
Happy New Year!!! What are the Chances that Hakeem Nicks will play on Sunday?
Stephania Bell (3:10 PM)
Chris: Happy New Year to you also - and thanks for being a regular here in the chat room. Nicks has been ruled OUT as of this afternoon - so fantasy owners (including me) will need to make alternate plans...
victor (monroe)
what do you think new orleans has to do to win the south?and is pierre thomas playing this sunday against tampa bay?
Stephania Bell (3:12 PM)
Victor: Drew Brees has to have a solid performance - and not just in the 4th quarter. And probably will have to do it without Colston - hard to imagine him back 5 days post-op. Defense needs to rise to the occasion. And as far as PT, this just in...Mike Triplett of the New Orleans Times-Picayune reports he is being listed as questionable after tweaking his ankle. Bummer - b/c he looked so good Monday night. But it also looks like Ivory will be back.
Jay (Los Angeles)
Hey Starphania, thanks for all your help this year. For 2011, do you think MJD and Hillis continue to break down at the end of year?
Stephania Bell (3:14 PM)
Jay: Thanks for reading/listening/watching...MJD has already broken down I think. He's OUT for this weekend - and if the Jags are lucky enough to move to playoffs, it's unclear what he'll be able to do. Hillis I think is worn down from the season and being the physical type of back that he is. Sounds like Cleveland hopes to have him Sunday but they're also giving mad props to Mike Bell as if he'll be doing a fair amount of work.
Sean (SF)
Hoping to be your first post 2 weeks in row! Any word on Owen Daniels and do you think he gives 100% the entire game?
Stephania Bell (3:16 PM)
Sean: Well, not the first post - but you're still on the board! No inclination that Daniels is going to sit out, but the fact he's back on the report suggests to me that he might not see a full game.
Rex (not Sexy) (Chicago)
Even if A. Johnson, Moreno and/or Maclin are active, Igiven the risk 'm leaning toward keeping them all on the bench -- replaced by S. Greene, R. Jennings and Jacoby Jones. Agree?
Stephania Bell (3:18 PM)
Rex: Now that we know Johnson's out, Jones is an easy sub. Greene is perhaps a decent start since LT won't play. And Jennings you know gets the start with MJD out. So I think I agree with you on all counts. My only question would be Moreno vs Greene. Greene just has not done it for me this year - but with no LT, I have to believe his chances are better - and if Sanchez plays only a limited time, they may go heavier to the run.
Dave (New Hampshire)
Ben Roethlisberger or Matt Schaub for my Fantasy Championship on Sunday?
Stephania Bell (3:18 PM)
Dave: I like Schaub. Fantasy productivity and wants to end strong.
sheila (houston)
Hey Stephania. Bradshaw is reported good to go Sunday. With that ankle and fumbles would you play Jacobs instead?
Stephania Bell (3:20 PM)
Hi Sheila: I think both are good options this week. I don't really shy away from Bradshaw despite the occasional fumble. His ankle is not a big deal to me as he has dealt with foot and ankle issues intermittently and it hasn't really slowed him. But I also think this is a good day for Jacobs. Take your pick. (If you made me pick, I'd still lean towards Bradshaw though.)
Sal (Mesa, AZ)
Sorry about the Canes. Ouch! Any injury issues for Rothlisberger or Ryan? Looking for anything to tip the balance between the two.
Stephania Bell (3:22 PM)
Sal: Sigh...sorry doesn't even begin to describe it...No issues for Ryan. we know Roethlisberger has dealt with the foot issue along with a broken nose - but he's played through his injuries pretty well. Wouldn't say that's a factor for him this week. I like Ryan this week though.
Kevin (Dallas)
With the news on Pierre Thomas' ankle, should I just go with Ryan Torain and not even give PT a chance?
Stephania Bell (3:23 PM)
Kevin: If you have to make a choice, I'd probably go with Torain given the news. He will (we expect) be the primary guy. In New Orleans, we now won't know until Sunday whether Thomas will go and then we won't know how much.
Riaz (OH)
Is Malcom Floyd going to play Sunday Stephania? Happy New Year to you and your family!
Stephania Bell (3:25 PM)
Riaz: Why thank you! And a Happy New Year to you as well! Floyd has certainly made it look as if he'll play. Still early Friday in CA so final reports not yet in, but after not thinking he'd play, it now looks as if he will. We'll have a better idea when the status tags come out this evening.
Kevin (Dallas)
Hey Stephania, who would you play this weekend.....Shaun Hill for a full game or Tom Brady for who knows how long.
Stephania Bell (3:28 PM)
Kevin: Sooo hard to believe - but I think I go with Hill. Only because I think this will be the first year we see Belichick go conservative with his players. I expect Brady plays the first half - and he could do some major damage (as in, earn a bunch of fantasy points) in a short outing...but I'm still too concerned to have him locked in. Hill on the other hand I expect to be in it to win it.
A. Golden (Miami)
Jacory Harris or Stephen Morris as my keeper for 2011? (sorry)
Stephania Bell (3:29 PM)
Now that's just mean...by the way, do you think they know the receivers are wearing orange? Cuz it sure doesn't look that way...
Lou (Ny)
Stephania - Happy New Year, what is status on Stewart? or should i play Bush (Oakland) at flex or Avant or Moore. thanks
Stephania Bell (3:31 PM)
Lou: Just saw that Stewart was upgraded to full practice Friday and he's listed as probable. I go with him.
Issac (San Leandro CA)
What's your feeling on Hasselbeck? Trying to decide between Boldin, M Floyd and Mike Williams. Thanks. Happy New Year.
Stephania Bell (3:33 PM)
Nothing to suggest that Hasselbeck is making progress towards playing, only that he really wants to. His hip is problematic and I don't think he's going to be able to go. And yes, that kills the M Williams value if he sits. Let's see what the word is out of Seattle late today but if Hasselbeck still can't do anything, have to expect he's out.
Nate (Canton)
I am thinking of sitting Steve Johnson for Derrick Mason since Fitzpatrick is unlikely to play. Your thoughts?
Stephania Bell (3:34 PM)
Nate: Have to agree - if Fitzpatrick's out, I like S Johnson a lot less (would be Brian Brohm getting the start).
Fellow sad Canes fan (Miami, FL)
Stephania, I've been fortunate to have both Brady and Vick this season. But, now need to decide on playing Brady or Tebow or Hill this week. What do you think? Hopefully Al will turn this thing around next year.
Stephania Bell (3:35 PM)
Thanks fellow sympathizer...I think Tebow or Hill - for reasons I outlined earlier, and of the two I like Hill better.
sheila (Houston)
ok 1 final question..none of that ppr sissy ball, need real performers for pts...all healthy pick 1---blount/torain/jennings/greene...playing turner and bradshaw
Stephania Bell (3:38 PM)
Sheila: I like it...getting serious...Tough call for me between Blount and Torain, but as someone who's gone with Torain all year when healthy, that's who I default to. I kknow the Giants are supposed to have this great run defense, but the last couple weeks have been perplexing. And the Saints at home playing hard is a tough opponent. Torain - final answer.
Justin (Nashville)
How much of a workload do you think Moreno will be able to handle? Would you guess he's not in much better shape than he was in last week? I have no option but to start him in my title game, so I'm crossing my fingers and hoping for the best!
Stephania Bell (3:39 PM)
Justin: It's hard to know from a distance and we can only go by what he's done in practice - which isn't a ton. I'm guessing he's probably the same, maybe some improved from last week - but after Buckhalter's showing last week, he could get plenty of work too. I will cross my fingers for you, but it's a bit of a tough call.
Tom (Kansas)
Hey Stephania, I have foster, and CJK for my top running backs and am trying to decide between charles or jennings since MJD has been ruled out. Do you think Charles gets enough carries to be a good start or should I go with Jennings who I know will get touches. Thanks and HAPPY NEW YEARS
Stephania Bell (3:40 PM)
Tom: Charles says he wants to play for the rushing title and more importantly, Haley says they plan to play to win. I expect Charles will get plenty of work and we know what he can do. I'd start Charles if it were me.
dave (home)
why did it take so long for the chargers to put gates on IR?
Stephania Bell (3:42 PM)
Dave: I think they really wanted to give him the opportunity to play if he felt he could. And he tried. Managed to get out there for a couple games but clearly couldn't play like himself and then things got worse. Plus - until just recently they had an eye on a possible playoff spot. Now that everything is over and done, they can use a spot for someone else this week if they want to.
Steve (SF)
We always here about players having to pass a concussion test. What exactly is a concussion test? Thanks!
Stephania Bell (3:46 PM)
Steve: Several things have to happen. Players have to be completely free of symptoms at rest(and later, with exertion). They have to have a normal neurological examination (clinical tests which look at the function of the cranial nerves - affecting things like vision for instance - as well as some recall type tests). They also have to pass their ImPACT test at a level that shows they have returned to baseline. ImPACT is a neruocognitive test program - meaning it measures how the brain processes information and it's a computer based test that examines recall, reaction time, etc). All NFL players must test before the season starts. After concussions the tests are repeated. If players now have lower scores, they essentially "fail" the test. The test is repeated, usually at two-day intervals until the scores return to normal for that individual. That has to happen before they can be cleared.
john (philly)
do you see megatron playing? thanks for you insight all year.
Stephania Bell (3:50 PM)
John: Hmmm. He hasn't practiced all week and is officially a gametime decision. The consensus of local writers is that he'll try to go - but then we have to wonder whether he holds up. He's usually pretty tough - but even if he goes, if the ankle acts up they won't keep him on the field. Makes me a little nervous - but depends on your options really.
Chris (FL)
If Megatron is a no go, would you rather start A. Dixon or D. Alexander, 16 team league this are my "best" options without Mega...
Stephania Bell (3:53 PM)
Chris: I guess Alexander would be my preference, esp after the week he just had. Strong hints that they'll be looking for him again. Just don't know that Snelling is guaranteed enough touches...
Carl Porter (Ohio)
Latest on Favre please - my wife wants to start him on her team this week as "homage" to him... also for my team, latest on Peterson (we are playing each other this week to finish out) - thanks
Stephania Bell (3:55 PM)
Carl: Well, I think your chances are a lot better than hers. AP is listed as probable and seems to be doing quite well, even on a short week. And the rest he got before Tuesday's game clearly benefited him. Favre is listed as doubtful and it really appears he will not take the field.
Anastasia (Colorado Springs)
Do I believe Rex when he says Joe McKnight will get a chance to run the ball Sunday? Shonne Greene is ranked a lot higher but won't he sit when Sanchez is pulled?
Stephania Bell (3:57 PM)
Anastasia: you know what's funny? Every time I hear Joe McKnight's name I think of the singer Brian McKnight - just can't get it into my head that he's a RB...and yes, I believe Rex that he'll play but I don't know about a "ton" of time like Rex says. Here's the problem. We have no idea what to expect from the Jets. I think Greene gets heavy action in the first half and then may get pulled. I think Sanchez has potentially less time than Greene though.
Eric (Indy)
So should I start Lance moore over Stevie Johnson?
Stephania Bell (3:58 PM)
Eric: I go Lance IF no Fitzpatrick.
dave (home)
do you see ryan playing the whole game seeing how they might pull him if they get a big lead on carolina? i am leaning toward playing bradford instead of ryan this week
Stephania Bell (4:00 PM)
Dave: Ryan better play the whole game since he's my QB...actually I don't see him getting pulled until and unless it's late and they have a ginormous lead. I do think Bradford is a good play though and if I had those two I would seriously consider going with Bradford too.
Chris (FL)
Thanks Stephania, I think I've had two questions answered all year and both were by you! Really appreciate all the work you do and time and energy you dedicate to making ESPN Fantasy Football so great! Have a Happy New Year!
Stephania Bell (4:01 PM)
Chris: Thank YOU and thanks to everyone who has been coming to the injury chats. Great way to wrap up this session. I appreciate all of you coming with great questions and comments, making it so much fun to do my job. I wish everyone a big WIN in their fantasy matchups this weekend. And most importantly a safe, happy and healthy new year!! All the best in 2011 - and I'll be chatting with you again when baseball season rolls around.
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Match Sponsored By:Super Subs Tom Ince and Lee Hughes lifted Notts County out of the relegation zone in an exciting 2-0 win over Milton Keynes Dons.
The game could have been won in the first 45, as Notts carved out numerous openings. Visiting goalkeeper David Martin stood in the way, producing several top saves.
Hughes and Ince's arrival late in the game ultimately made the difference. Both found the net with superb finishes to give Notts a late win.
For the first time in more than two weeks, the Magpies took to the field of play, thanks to the groundstaff, who battled the winter conditions to get the game on. It had been a frustratingly long wait for Notts, as they looked to record back-to-back league wins for the first time this season.
Paul Ince opted to start with the same side that defeated Swindon back in November. This meant that the winning goal-scorer on that night, Lee Hughes, took up a spot on the bench.
The opening 15 minutes saw Notts create the better of the chances, with Ben Davies creating the first. His bending delivery from the right flank almost found Craig Westcarr, who was also evaded by Alan Judge's low centre from the by-line.
Westcarr created the next chance himself, with some fine work down the left channel. His floated cross was slightly too high for Lee Miller but this allowed Alan Judge to get a shot away, only to have it blocked by Mathias Doumbe.
Fleet-footed wideman Lewis Guy appeared to be MK Dons' danger man, though Jon Harley was managing to keep him quiet with some excellently timed challenges. However, in a rare breakaway he almost created an opener but Stephen Darby reacted quickly to cut out the pass.
Neal Bishop should have put Notts in the lead when he received the ball totally unmarked inside the area, following some great link up play by Alan Judge and Westcarr. But, Bishop, having collected a cross from Westcarr, miscued well wide and proceeded to slump to his knees, head in hands.
The Dons could have been down to 10 men on 32 minutes, as Aaron Wilbraham elbowed Mike Edwards during an aerial challenge. Mr Phillips, the referee, decided that it warranted a yellow card, rather than red.
Shortly after recovering from the knock, Edwards' forward pass, helped along by a clever Westcarr dummy, sent Davies through on goal. Martin narrowed the angle and the winger was unable to find a way past him.
Miller was presented with next chance for Notts, thanks to a weighted chip by Ricky Ravenhill. Again, Martin was out quickly and he managed to get a hand to the forward's placed effort.
Ahead of the interval, Notts continued to threaten, this time through Judge. The wideman opened up his body on the corner of the box and forced Martin to stretch fully in order to tip away the curled shot.
Inside three minutes of the restart, Notts nearly paid for missed chances when Stephen Darby, chased closely by Guy and substitute Jabo Ibehre, didn't quite reach Rob Burch with his headed back pass. Guy capitalised but Burch rushed out sharply to block his shot.
County continued to trouble the Dons and came close on two separate occasions from range. Westcarr had Martin panicking with a wild punt that drifted wide and Ravenhill, following some tidy linkup play by Miller, had his strong hit deflected off target by Mark Carrington.
With 20 minutes left on the clock, Hughes was introduced at the expense of Miller, prompting a rousing reception from the Kop. And, he almost made an immediate impact when he chased Westcarr's headed flick-on but Martin was quickest to the ball.
Wilbraham picked up his second caution of the game on 75 minutes for another elbow on Edwards. He was subsequently given his marching orders and faced a long walk across the pitch and down the tunnel.
Notts were immediately lifted and pushed more men forward. Judge, prior to being subbed for Ince, fired over twice, as his team became more dominant.
Ince's arrival was a key moment in the fixture, because he was the one to finally break the deadlock - in spectacular style. A headed clearance fell to the winger on the edge of the box and didn't hesitate in lashing it, first time, into the bottom corner.
Four minutes of added time remained but it was made a little less nervy when Hughes doubled the lead with his third goal in as many games. In a direct counter attack, Hughes wrong-footed his marker and swung the ball into the bottom corner, in off the post.
Notts can now make it three wins on the bounce on Tuesday night in the FA Cup against Bournemouth. They could be without defender Liam Chilvers, though, who was omitted with a knee injury.
Attendance: 5,172 (322 MK Dons supporters)Hudson Roofing Man of the Match: Mike Edwards
Rob Milsom was delighted with his haul at Notts County's end-of-season awards last weekend.
Mark Yeates insists there are no split loyalties as he prepares to face his former club Blackpool tomorrow afternoon.
Notts County manager Kevin Nolan was keen to retain a sense of perspective following the 2-1 defeat at Luton Town.
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Razorback head coach Bobby Petrino even admitted as much publicly Saturday night after his team finished off Missouri State 48-10 in Little Rock in its season opener - just a few hours after Oklahoma State beat the Bulldogs 24-10 in Stillwater.
But unlike during the spring and preseason camp, Arkansas was able to turn its full attention to Georgia during Tuesday's practice since it has an off weekend and the Bulldogs – who play South Carolina this weekend - are next up on the schedule.
"We have started Georgia a lot and we know a lot about them," Petrino said. "In the game the other night, they came out on the first drive and looked really good – ran the ball, mixed in a couple of third down plays. They hit some big play-action plays during the game.
"They have always been a team that runs the ball well and runs play action," Petrino added. "A year ago with that quarterback (Matt Stafford) they did a real good job in their four wide receiver package. They were in it some the other day, but not as much. They are very capable of being good. They have a good offensive front and I know they have got their running back coming back this coming week. It will be good to get another week's study on it."
Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallett said that he and his teammates have devoured the entire film of the Cowboys' win over the Bulldogs.
"We have watched it already," Mallett said. "They are athletic and we have to go out there and play ball."
Offensive lineman Mitch Petrus said the Razorbacks got back to work on Tuedsay instead of just slapping themselves on the back for an easy win.
"We did pretty good," Petrus said. "Got to get better. Obviously Missouri State played really hard, gave us their best shot, but we're going to be facing a lot better defenses than that with the SEC and especially Georgia.
Their defensive front, Geno Atkins, great ballplayer," Petrus added. We didn't go in there watching film and talking about how good we did. We went in there saying we've got to get these corrections. We're our own worst critic."
Missing practiceon Tuesday were the injured duo defensive end Damario Ambrose and offensive lineman Grant Cook.
"Neither one of them were out there and I am only going to talk about guys who were," Petrino said.
Arkansas also had Tuesday practice with several injuries in its receiving corp, including the one to senior London Crawford who will be out 4-6 weeks after surgery.
Marques Wade and Lucas Miller were able to do some things, but not participate in a full practice.
"We are getting thin," Petrino said. "It is concerning me right now. Marques Wade is yet to be back. He did do a little work out there this afternoon. We are still waiting for him to get full speed.
"Lucas Miller was out there running around and catching balls today from the trainers," Petrino added. "He is still a little ways away, but he looks good and feels good.
"With London going down, that hurts and that's a big concern," Petrino continued. "Particulary in the leadership that London has provided the group."
Luckily receivers – like running backs – is an area that Arkansas is deep in.
"We are still alright, but we are getting thin," Petrino said. "We can't afford to have another injury there, that's for sure."
The Razorbacks passed for a school record 447 yards in the opening game.
"We have got to improve on just about everything," Petrino said. " The thing that we did (good) Saturday night was the execution of our timing and our passing game, the protections, the quarterback drops and the receivers needing to be where they needed to be at the right time was pretty good.
"We need to run the ball better and that helps us even in the passing game of we can run it better," Petrino said. "But for the most part, it was a good start."
As far as running the ball, there were a number of things that limited Arkansas' success according to Petrino.
"We didn't run the ball as well as I would like to run it," Petrino added. "Some of it had to do with our run blocking. Some of it had to with the paths that our running backs, they were not were not taking the correct path, the correct cut. And some of it had to do with how they were putting nine guys down and saying 'if you are going to beat us, throw the ball to beat us.' So that is what we did."
He was very impressed with one of the Bears defenders.
They had this real good player," Petrino said. "I was really impressed by him – number 50 for them, a linebacker and junior college transfer. He ran all over the field and made tackles everywhere. He was just kind of freelancing a little bit and running through A gaps and backside gaps. We had a chance to block down on him a couple of times and didn't get the call from the tackle. We need to be able to do that.
"We'll be fine in short yardage and goal line," Petrino said. "I am actually happy with what we have done in practice and what we can do in executing that."
Petrino said the offensive line graded out well.
"They did pretty well," Petrino said. "We were happy with the way they passed protected. Assignment-wise we really did a nice job. We didn't make a lot of errors even with the twos when they were in.
Arkansas got its week started on Monday.
"We came out last night and we ran real hard and then kept the specialists out and worked the specialists real hard," Petrino said. "Tonight was pretty much a normal practice although we need a little extra special teams at the end. "Tomorrow night will be the same way and then Thursday we will cut back a little bit," Petrino said. "Friday we will lift hard in the afternoon in the weight room and then give them Saturday off and come back late Sunday afternoon and meet and have a practice Sunday night. Then they will have their normal Monday off during the season off."


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Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former head of the International Monetary Fund, will not face a criminal investigation over the alleged group rape of a Belgian sex worker after French prosecutors dropped their preliminary inquiry.
Strauss-Kahn, once a Socialist French presidential hopeful, remains under formal investigation in France over alleged complicity in a pimping operation as part of an inquiry into a prostitution ring centred on the luxury Carlton hotel in Lille. Police are examining whether sex workers were procured for orgies with Strauss-Kahn and flown across the world to him while he was head of the IMF.
During police interviews for the Carlton case, two Belgian sex workers had described group sex in December 2010 at a Washington hotel with Strauss-Kahn and others, while he was head of the IMF. One detail in their testimony caught the attention of investigators. The witness statements suggested a sex worker had said no to certain sex acts, but that her wrists were held down and the acts went ahead. The sex worker in question, now 26, had said in her witness statement to Belgian police: "I didn't shout, but I clearly said in a raised voice that I didn't want to." Although the woman did not file a legal complaint for rape, French officials opened their own preliminary inquiry to establish whether rape charges could be brought against Strauss-Kahn and other men present.
The French prosecution service said on Tuesday that after a preliminary inquiry, the issue would not be pursued. The sex worker had written to judges saying that she had consented to the sex act and would not file a complaint. Le Monde reported that in her letter, the sex worker had said that if her hands were held down, it was because it was a "sex game" and she had initially "refused" but had then "accepted without force".
The Carlton hotel prostitution inquiry continues and Strauss-Kahn is still being formally investigated over pimping.
His lawyers have said he denies involvement in pimping, saying he did not know women at the orgies were sex workers and that he did not pay them. He has denied any violence.
Strauss-Kahn is a political pariah in France since his arrest over the alleged attempted rape of a New York hotel worker in May 2011. Criminal charges against him were dropped by prosecutors, citing concerns about the credibility of the accuser. But the hotel worker, Nafissatou Diallo, is currently pursuing a civil case against him in New York.