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Grimm among Hall of Fame finalists
Former Washington Redskins guard Russ Grimm was among 15 modern era finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame announced Friday.
The group of finalists includes NFL career receiving leader Jerry Rice and career rushing leader Emmitt Smith, both in their first year of Hall of Fame eligibility.
Tim Brown also made the group of finalists in his first year of eligibility.
The other finalists are former coach Don Coryell and former players Cris Carter, Roger Craig, Dermontti Dawson, Richard Dent, Charles Haley, Rickey Jackson, Cortez Kennedy, John Randle, Andre Reed and Shannon Sharpe.
The 15 modern era finalists and seniors committee nominees Dick LeBeau and Floyd Little will be considered when the media members who serve as Hall of Fame selectors meet on Feb. 6, the day before the Super Bowl.
Four to seven nominees will be elected for enshrinement.
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On a Monday Night game, probably in Grimm's final playing year, long relegated by age and injury to a backup role, an offensive lineman was hurt and had to come out. Dan Dierdorf said "Now coming into the game for the Redskins, the Great Russ Grimm."
The simple truth of this comment was thrilling, and I've never forgotten that moment.
Not only Grimm, but surely Jacoby, probably Bostic, as well as the rest of the Hogs, deserve to be enshrined forever in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Posted by: Tedskins1 | January 13, 2010 10:20 AM
No question Big #68 should be inducted into the HOF. He was the anchor and (OL)leader during the glory years not to mention he was the "Head Hog. Like Art Monk, it has been a great in-justice Russ is not already in.
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Posted by: tpboats | January 12, 2010 11:12 AM
Russ Grimm should have already been inducted. It is unconscionable that not one Hog has been elected to the hall of fame. This is one of the greatest injustices in pro football.
Posted by: Fan_since_58 | January 9, 2010 2:08 AM
Russ Grimm should have already been inducted. It is unconscionable that not one Hog has been elected to the hall of fame. This is one of the greatest injustices in pro football.
Posted by: Fan_since_58 | January 9, 2010 2:08 AM
Rice and Smith have to be locks. If Rice doesn't make it they should just implode the HOF. I think Dawson and Dent make it, as well as Coryell. Not sure about the others.
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Mileage: 163,xxx, Price: $7,000
Not looking to trade.
*Kirk 4 point bolt in cage
*RTAB, LCA, Trans mount, and Rear subframe bushings are all Powerflex urethane
*Myele HD LCA's
*Subframe reinforced with Turner kit. No cracks prior to installation.
*Ground Control coil over suspension. Street / track setup.
*440#/in. front and 550#/in. rear. The shocks are Koni yellow adj.
*Ground Control front monoball camber plates and rear adj camber arms.
The car is currently set up with -2.5 deg. front camber and -1.5 deg. rear camber.
*Kuhmo Ecsta XS tires, 245-40-17 all around.
*Kosei K1 wheels, 17x8.5 (16.5# each)
*UUC adjustable swaybars front and rear. Custom reinforced rear bushing mounts. Both front and rear have urethane bushings.
*UUC Short shift kit with DSSR. Delrin weighted shift knob.
*Conforti cold air intake.
*Hawk HT-10 pads front and rear with stainless brake lines and brass caliper bushings.
*2.5 # extinguisher
*10" panoramic mirror.
*OMP aluminum race pedals.
*Momo mod 78 330mm suede wheel. Horn works.
*Sunroof cartridge replaced with carbon fiber panel.
*Recaro Proracer SPG driver seat. The seat is on fixed rails, so some modification would be needed to move it, if required. I am 5'-10" 200# for reference. I believe there is a little adjustment possible with the brackets.
*Corbeau F1 Passenger seat. Fixed seat, but will accommodate most people.
*5 point Simpson 3" camlock harnesses on both sides.
*Full A/C delete (no bracket, compressor, evap, or condenser)
*Magnaflow stainless 4" muffler. Only muffler was replaced, remaining OE exhaust is intact.
*The only interior left, is the front door panels, dash, and shift console. No carpet, rear door panels, headliner, rear deck, or trunk lining.
*Replaced plugs and valve cover gasket in Oct 2008 right after I bought it.
*Power steering lines replaced in Oct 2008 with new.
*New serpentine belt and idler installed in Oct 2008
*All coolant lines replaced in Oct 2008 with new, along with 180 deg. thermostat.
*New Stewart high performance metal impeller water pump installed in Dec 2008.
*New ATE rotors front and rear, Oct 2008.
Pretty much all the above was done in late 2008 and over the winter into 2009, and only driven approximately 1200 miles since then.
I bought the car in October 2008 with 161,xxx miles on it. I initially drove it for a couple of weeks and then started the track build. This car is street legal, as I initially drove it to the track. It has been trailered for the past two years, for convenience. Currently it is not registered and has no insurance or plate. I figured why with the trailer.
The car is in storage now, in a climate controlled facility, and when not there, it is in my garage. I have only put about 1200 miles on the car since purchase. I don't know the exact mileage, but it is right around 163k. I have run 17 track days over the past 4 years and the car has been extremely reliable. The only issue I've had was a bad battery, which was just replaced this summer.
The oil is changed every season and the entire brake system is flushed with performance fluid like ATE Super Blue or Wilwood EXP 600+. Additionally I go through the car thoroughly before every track weekend, and check for any issues, leaks, cracks, etc... nothing to note to date.
I have an extra set of front Hawk HT-10 pads. These pads are a perfect fit for the speed and weight of this car. No fade and great initial bite and feedback. The brake system is stock and is more than adequate with the Hawk pads. I also have a full spare tire, Kuhmo Ecsta XS 245-40-17. Not mounted.
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A/C, Radio, speakers, airbags (except for side front in door panel. Just haven't bothered to take them out, but the controller is gone.), the trip reset button doesn't work on gauge cluster, but you can cycle through the computer with the stalk.
Power windows, power locks, lights (head and tail), turn signals, horn, wipers (no rain sensing), washer jets, heater and climate control, and gauges all work fine.
The ABS and DSC work. The DSC can be turned off with the button.
To say the least, the car is raw. Runs great and starts on the first crank out of storage. Burns and leaks NO oil and idles like it was new.
I am active on XBimmers and Xoutpost currently. I have history on E90Post and a good iTrader rating there. All under the name, wsybert.
The pictures with the stripes are the most recent. They were taken at Nelson Ledges in Ohio last year, and the one on the trailer in my driveway was before that trip. (The stripes were done with plastidip, so they will come off if it's not your thing.)
I feel the asking price is a good starting point for a complete, well sorted, fun and safe track car, that needs nothing to go to a track day event. I am open to offers and I don't need to sell it, so I am not giving it away. I am selling because I don't use it that much anymore. Two track weekends last year and one the year prior.
I think I covered it all.... nothing like being thorough.
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Mitt Romney says Barack Obama's policies will consign the U.S. to an extended period of sluggish economic growth, at best. The president says his Republican challenger's plans will sow the seeds of another mammoth recession. Both are wrong.
No matter who wins the election tomorrow, the economy is on course to enjoy faster growth in the next four years as the headwinds that have held it back turn into tailwinds. Consumers are spending more and saving less after reducing household debt to the lowest since 2003. Home prices are rebounding after falling more than 30 percent from their 2006 highs. And banks are increasing lending after boosting equity capital by more than $300 billion since 2009.


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WOODBURY - The Egg Harbor Township High School boys track and field team drew inspiration from an old coach to produce a historic victory Saturday afternoon.
The Eagles won the Group IV title at the 41st annual Woodbury Relays for the first time in school history. Former EHT coach George Wilkinson, who is fighting cancer, watched much of the meet from the Woodbury High School stands.
"This whole meet was a tribute to (Wilkinson)," said EHT senior Steve Morgan, who ran on three winning relay teams and was named the meet's most valuable athlete.
EHT's performance highlighted an outstanding day by local athletes. The Pleasantville boys and Buena Regional girls also won team titles. Three local athletes - Braheme Days Jr. of Bridgeton, Daniel Jefferson of Oakcrest and Aidan Skelly of Hammonton - won field events, which are contested as individual competitions.
The Woodbury Relays feature nearly every South Jersey school. Winners of each event receive watches that athletes value as much as any medal they receive.
"We consider this to be the South Jersey relay championships," Pleas-antville boys coach Alan Laws said.
EHT outscored second-place Rancocas Valley Regional 40-36. The Eagles won three events - the shuttle hurdles and the 4x100- and 4x200-meter relays.
Wilkinson arrived just before the 4x100.
Wilkinson - known as "Coach Wilk" - was a longtime track and field and football coach at EHT before his illness forced him to step down after the 2010 season. He coached the current EHT seniors as freshmen.
Current EHT coach Ryan Smith, an assistant under Wilkinson, let the 4x100 runners know before the race that the old coach was in the stands.
"It means so much," Smith said of Wilkinson's appearance. "He's such a fighter and it translates to the kids. They got so pumped up."
The foursome of Calvin Rice, Adam Bynum, Morgan and Curtis Fitzpatrick won in 43.86 seconds.
The same foursome also won the 4x200 in 1:30.27. Fitzpatrick ran a 10.4 4x100 anchor leg and a 21.6 4x200 anchor.
Pleasantville twins Isaac and Jacob Clark made sure their last Woodbury appearance was a memorable one.
The seniors wowed the crowd with two meet records. The Greyhounds
won four events and outscored second-place Sterling 48-44 to win the Group II title. Jacob Clark was named the meet's most outstanding track athlete.
"People are going to look (at the meet records) from time to time and say, 'Wow, these guys did their thing,' " Isaac Clark said.
The Greyhounds' foursome of Dagoberto Arias, Noah Prevard, and the Clark twins started the meet by winning the distance medley in 10:24.40. That broke a 34-year-old Group II meet record of 10:24.9 set by Haddonfield in 1979. Isaac Clark ran a 1:51.8 800 leg, while Jacob ran the 1,600 anchor in 4:19.
Arias, Radcliffe Narinensingh and the Clark twins next won the 4x800 relay in 7:54.22, breaking their own Group II meet record of 8:00.22 set last year. Isaac and Jacob each ran 1:53 splits in Saturday's race.
The Greyhounds clinched the team title with a victory in the 4x400 relay, the meet's final event. The foursome of Prevard, Jacob Clark, Nicholas McBean and Isaac Clark won in 3:26.50.
Jacob Clark got the baton for his second leg near the back of the pack. He ran a 49.3 leg to pull the Greyhounds into second place.
"My strategy was: 'Don't panic,' " Jacob Clark said. "I just told my team, 'I have your back.' "
Isaac Clark anchored the 4x400 team in 48.1.
The Greyhounds will compete next weekend in The Penn Relays Carnival in Philadelphia, where they will try to qualify for the Championship of America race in the 4x800.
"We just need a few more days of practice," Jacob said. "I think we're ready."
Andrea Olsen sprinted to the finish line of the 4x400 for her teammate.
The Buena Regional senior ran a 56.1 anchor leg to come from behind and lead the Chiefs to victory. The Buena foursome of Melinda Mangiaracina, Aly Dickson, Casey Sturts and Olsen won in 4:05.59. The victory capped the Buena girls' Group II title, their first Woodbury relays team championship since 1998.
Olsen said she ran so hard for the finish because she wanted to get Mangiaracina a Woodbury watch. All the other Buena girls in the race had been on first-place teams earlier in the meet.
"With about 150 (meters) left in the race I was like, '(Mangiaracina) needs to get a watch,' " Olsen said. "I think that pushed me."
Buena outscored second-place Woodstown 52-33. Depth was the key to Buena's victory. The Chiefs scored in all six events.
In the past, Buena always seemed to have quality sprint teams and hurdlers. But until this season the Chiefs more often than not struggled to find distance runners.
On Saturday, the Buena foursome of Kristin Siegle, Gina Testa, Janessa Biondi and Lisa Testa won the 4x800 in 10:12.32.
"Last year, (most) of our distance runners were sophomores," Buena coach Stephanie Winkler said. "This year, by having that little additional strength, they were able to have a bigger impact. This is a tribute to the (distance and sprint) teams coming together."
Daniel Jefferson of Oakcrest won the individual high jump with a leap of 6 feet, 6 inches.
The win was big.
The height was even more significant.
It was the first time Jefferson had cleared 6-6 since he won the Meet of Champions last spring.
"This means everything to me," Jefferson said. "I honestly don't know why (I cleared 6-6). There was just something inside of me that said, 'I have to do it.' "
Woodbury field events are individual competitions. Only the best in South Jersey qualify to compete.
Aidan Skelly of Hammonton cleared 13-6 to win the pole vault. Braheme Days Jr. of Bridgeton won the shot put with a distance of 62-6.
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Local winners
Group II
4x400 - Pleasantville (Noah Prevard, Jacob Clark, Nicols McBean, Isaac Clark) 3:26.50
4x800 - Pleasantville (Dagoberto Arias, Radcliffe Narinensingh, I. Clark, J. Clark) 7:54.22
Sprint medley - Pleasantville (Kamau Bazemore, Adam Otero, I. Clark, J. Clark) 3:32.75
Distance medley - Pleasantville (Arias, Precard, I. Clark, J. Clark) 10:24.40
Shuttle hurdles - Buena Regional (Nate Niderhofer, Michael Torres, Rayshawn Scott, Kaeshaun Deal) 1:05.70
Group IV
4x100 - Egg Harbor Township (Calvin Rice, Adam Bynum, Steve Morgan, Curtis Fitzpatrick) 43.36
4x200 - Egg Harbor Township (Bynum, Rice, Morgan, Fitzpatrick) 1:30.27
4x800 - Absegami (Bobby Maguire, Terrell Jackson, Carlos Galeano, Salman Khalid) 8:26.79
Sprint medley - Vineland (Lamar Finney, Chris Atoki, Christian Castro, Leaquan James Jr.) 3:34.03
Shuttle hurdles - Egg Harbor Township (Morgan, Nathaniel Henry, Andrew Henry, Jawan Boyd) 1:04.40
Field Events
High jump - Daniel Jefferson, Oakcrest, 6-6
Pole vault - Aidan Skelly, Hammonton, 13-6
Shot put - Braheme Days Jr., Bridgeton, 62-6
Group II
4x100 - Pleasantville (Hadiyah Aabid, Leah Evans, April Prevard, Jamiera McCormick) 50.90
4x200 - Plesantville (Aabid, Evans, Prevard, McCormick) 1:48.72
4x400 - Buena Regional (Melinda Mangiarcina, Aly Dickson, Casey Sturts, Andrea Olsen) 4:05.59
4x800 - Buena Regional (Kristin Siegle, Gina Testa, Janessa Biondi, Lisa Testa) 10:12.32 Shuttle hurdles - Buena Regional (Dickson, Tiffany Brown, Sturts, Olsen) 1:07.71
Group III
4x800 - Ocean City (Epiphany Grisbaum, Rachel Stremme, Mary Kate Brelsford, Bridget Flynn) 9:45.78
Distance Medley - Ocean City (Brelsford, Cierra Granger, Stremme, Flynn) 12:19.46
Group IV
Sprint medley - Millville (Rachell Armstead, MyAngel Davis, Lamera Rhett, Victoria Thaler) 4:11.32
Shuttle hurdles - Millville (Armstead, Tiesha Hargrove, Aaliyah Ellis, Fourth runner not named) 1:05.99


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First day attendance at 10,720
From what the district superintendent could gather by early afternoon today, the opening of Oconee public schools for the new year went smoothly. And the first day attendance at all schools across the county numbered 10, 720 students. That apparently is a raw number, very raw, and subject to change. Dr. Michael Lucas says he visited all schools in the Walhalla and Tamassee-Salem areas and received good reports from the others. Last year's day one enrollment was 10,391.


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My mother was recently diagnosed with bipolar, so it's been an emotional roller coaster ride as she adjusts to the medications. She is also Obsessive-compulsive, and is being treated for anxiety and depression.
I'm terrified that this is going to happen to me or it already has. I see a shrink on a regular basis, but he hasn't suggested going for psychiatric testing. Should I? Because my mom has all these conditions...will I?
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Dear Bi Polar literate,
Okay, so your mom had three conditions or diagnoses: bipolar, obsessive- compulsive, and anxiety and depression. And you want to know if you need to be tested for those three diagnoses. Well, let's start with some background.
Bipolar disorder, also known as manic-depressive illness, causes drastic shifts in one's energy, mood, and ability to function, swinging between manic and depressive episodes. This illness usually manifests itself during late adolescence to early adulthood, with some people exhibiting symptoms during childhood and middle age. Bipolar disorder symptoms include:
The Manic Episode
- Excessively "high," euphoric mood
- Increased activity, restlessness, and energy
- Increased sex drive
- Spending sprees
- Abuse of alcohol and/or other drugs
- Aggressive behavior
The Depressive Episode
- Feelings of hopelessness
- Loss of pleasure and interest in things previously enjoyed (i.e., sex, sports, interacting with friends)
- Sleeping too much or not sleeping at all
- Thoughts of death, suicide, or suicidal attempts
- Decreased energy
- Restlessness or irritability
Studies have shown that when one parent has bipolar disorder, their children are 15 to 30 percent more likely to develop it; when both parents have it, their children are 50 to 75 percent more likely to develop it. This data suggests that bipolar disorder is a genetically predisposed mental illness. However, it's hard to determine what exactly predisposes one to developing it, as the genes linked to bipolar disorder seem to be held in several different chromosomes.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a kind of anxiety disorder that compels people to experience very fixated, unwelcome thoughts, such as the desire to harm oneself or the need to constantly revise a paper, and to repeatedly and uncontrollably carry out tasks in order to rid themselves of these thoughts. Examples of compulsive activities are constantly washing one's hands to combat fear of germs, spending hours a day straightening a room in fear that it is not neat and tidy, or repeatedly checking over work that someone has already thoroughly completed. While this disorder is not contagious, it does appear as if OCD can be attributed to some degree to genetics. Scientists cannot pinpoint one specific gene that makes a person susceptible to OCD; they suspect that it is attributed to multiple genes. Evidence seems to show that a person who has OCD has at least a 25 percent chance of a blood relative also having it. Likewise, if a twin has OCD, there is about a 70 percent chance of the identical twin and about a 50 percent chance of the fraternal twin having OCD.
Social anxiety disorder is a psychological state that causes a devastating fear of interacting with people in public situations. Some examples include a very high amount of distress or immobilizing fear of speaking with others, addressing large groups, and being in crowded places. Physical responses can include the fight/flight reactions, including rapid heartbeat, intense sweating, tense muscles, and difficulty in concentrating on the situation at hand. Once again, this is not contagious. Some studies have shown that while those who have social anxiety can have parents who do, this behavior also may be learned from their elders. Studies of twins have shown that environment may be more of a factor than genetics.
Depression is a psychological condition that causes one to have constant feelings of hopelessness and despair. People who are depressed have decreased energy, distance themselves from activities and friends they once enjoyed, and may have thoughts of suicide. As with other psychological imbalances, depression is not contagious. Research shows, however, that depressed behavior can also be passed on by learning it from others who are depressed.
What's important to know is that each of these conditions can be managed with therapy, sometimes behavioral therapy, medication, or a combination. It is so fortunate that you and your mother can take advantage of these new kinds of medications that were non-existent even 20 years ago.
It is interesting to read about your concern since you are currently seeing a mental health care provider. Because of your mother's diagnoses, you might find it useful to talk with your therapist about your concerns and fears, including wondering about your own diagnosis, if you haven't already. You can also bring up how you are feeling, perhaps about your mother's vulnerability and/or around her capacity to care for you. All of these feelings and thoughts are important to talk about with your therapist, since only then, when your therapist knows your thoughts, worries, and concerns, can s/he have the additional information needed to move your therapy along.
As far as getting a diagnosis for you is concerned, what is it about testing in particular that makes more sense to you? Are you eager for a diagnosis, or a multiple diagnosis? What does your current psychologist or psychiatrist say is your current diagnosis, which is often determined by a clinical interview that could be clarified by testing? What do you expect to gain from the testing about you? And again, what will the diagnosis mean to you?
If testing will help put your worries at ease, then do so. Your psychologist or psychiatrist may be able to conduct the assessment, or s/he can refer you to a qualified specialist. Testing involves searching for symptoms that correlate with the manic and depressive episodes that make up bipolar disorder.
If your assessment reveals a diagnosis of bipolar disorder you can then address the disorder, and you can work on getting on with your life. While this may be difficult at first, with the right treatment, and the right person to work with, who may indeed be the therapist with whom you are currently working, you can begin living your life as you want to, maybe for the first time ever. After talking with you, a psychiatrist can prescribe the medication, if it's needed, that is best suited for you to manage your illness. It may take some time and trial with different prescriptions, since each person reacts differently to medications, but in time, the right medication, if needed, can be found. In the meantime, you can develop specific coping mechanisms to help alleviate the symptoms of bipolar disorder or any of your own discomfort.
The following websites may have additional info and/or list support groups in your area:Alice!


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A TAXI-BUS service in Hook will be scaled down because it is not being well used – and it is under threat of being stopped altogether.
The scheme, paid for by villagers through Hook Parish Council, started in February as a six-month trial in response to bus timetable changes by operator Stagecoach.
However, Councillor Mandy Butler told the latest parish council meeting that not as many villagers are using the service as she would have hoped.
The low numbers mean each passenger trip is costing the parish council £50 – and £6,840 of the project's £8,000 budget has been used up already.
Cllr Butler, who organised the scheme, said: "Basically, there is no way that it is paying its way.
"I have been talking to Hampshire County Council who said it would be a shame if it is stopped – but unless somebody comes up with some money, then it will."
The Hook Taxi Bus scheme, managed by village-firm Capital Cars, currently runs eight times a day and six days a week. The route connects homes in the eastern end of the village, such as the Holt Park estate, to the railway station.
The estate was left with limited public transport when the number 10 bus service was axed in October 2011 after the county council slashed £2million from its bus subsidy target.
Cllr Robert Leppard said: "I am very disappointed that this has not got off the ground. Are we reaching the point where we say no (more)?"
But Cllr Gordon Winter said a similar scheme run by Hartley Wintney Parish Council had few users at first but is now considered successful.
Members agreed to give notice to customers and the traffic commissioner to cut the service to three days a week – Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday – and three times a day.
After the vote, Cllr Iain Chalmers, chairman of the parish council, told Cllr Butler: "Regardless of how it fares, I do not think it should detract from the work that you have done. If you do not try these things, you will never know how they are going to work."


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Blairsville council hires police chief
Blairsville Borough once more has a chief of police.
Acting at a special Monday meeting, borough council hire Michael Allman of Wellsburg, W.Va., to take on leadership of Blairsville's police department.
According to Council President John Bertolino, Allman, who has worked in the criminal justice field for more than 37 years, was the best candidate for the job.
"Based on the qualifications that we established, and then just going through the interview process, he impressed everyone," Bertolino said.
The borough has been without a police chief for over two years. During that time, Jill Gaston served as officer-in-charge of the police department, which currently has two full-time officers and six part-timers.
The search for a new chief began July 15, 2012, according to Bertolino, and the borough received 27 applications. Four of those applicants were brought in for interviews, and Bertolino said the decision was made on several qualifications, including having a bachelor's degree, five years of police command experience and the ability to fit within the borough's budget and salary range.
Allman will receive a $55,000 salary plus two weeks of vacation, 11 sick days, nine holidays, life insurance, and a hospitalization plan with spousal benefits to which he will contribute.
Bertolino noted that the borough is still negotiating its contract with the police union.
Allman holds a bachelor of science degree from West Liberty State University and is a graduate of the West Virginia State Police Academy. He started his career as a police officer in the college town of Bethany, W.Va.
Allman was the police chief when he left there two years later, taking a position as a deputy in the Brooke County sheriff's department in Wellsburg. He was promoted from corporal to sergeant to jail administrator and finally to chief deputy, after which he was elected to two terms as Brooke County sheriff.
A few of his accomplishments while serving as sheriff include designing and implementing Brooke County's first 911 system and starting R.U.O.K., a computerized system based on 911 that administers daily checks on senior citizens who are alone, handicapped or disabled. He was also appointed by the governor to West Virginia's Policy and Violent Control Board and developed several safety programs that were used at local schools.
He received his judicial education from the National Judicial College in Reno, Nev., and for the last 15 years has served as a magistrate for Brooke County.
Allman said he was drawn to the position in Blairsville because he fels the town has much in common with Wellsburg.
"The similarities of the two areas are almost identical," he said, including the fact that they both lie along a river. "They seem to have some of the same problems, and I just thought I'd like to be involved in helping the borough, working with the officers and the council to maintain a professional police department for the citizens of the borough."
One of the problems facing the community is the rising drug use rate and the crimes that are often related to it.
"It's not uncommon in any community, but drugs is definitely a huge issue," said Bertolino.
Allman indicated he has an extensive background with drug-related police issues and said he hopes to get involved with Indiana County's drug task force. He noted he founded the Brooke-Hancock-Weirton drug task force in his community.
He is also a firm believer in pursuing the battle against drugs in schools, promoting abstinence from drugs among students at a young age.
A certified D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) instructor, he started a D.A.R.E. program in three Brooke County middle schools, reaching out to hundreds of fifth-grade students.
"I have a very big community-oriented policy," Allman said.
He and his wife, Carol "C.J." Allman, are currently looking at homes in the borough in order to make the move from West Virginia to Blairsville.
"I want to move right into the borough," Michael Allman said. "I just believe the chief needs to be in the borough and I want to live in the borough.
"I'm just anxious to get started, work with the present officers here and to address any problems in the borough."
At Monday night's meeting, after a 10-minute executive session to discuss legal and personnel matters, council reconvened and voted unanimously to hire Allman. Mary Ugoletti was absent.
Allman was then sworn in as police chief.
Before council made its decision, Kim Shankle, a Morrow Street resident, made the only public comment at the meeting, expressing her support of Gaston as the best candidate for the chief position.
Shankle said she has lived in the borough almost all of her life. "Until now, under the current direction of (officer in charge) Jill Gaston, I have not felt this safe and attached to the police department," Shankle said.
She credits Gaston with fostering a police department that is involved with the citizens and one that takes steps to show children that police are helpful, approachable and not to be feared.
"I feel it would be a detriment to our community to bring in an outsider, who we know nothing about," Kunkle said. She encouraged the council to allow the community to meet police chief candidates and get to know their backgrounds and their stances on problems that face Blairsville Borough.
She told the board that she felt Gaston should be the top candidate for police chief, "as she has done an exemplary job filling in for the past few years. As the saying goes, if it isn't broke, don't fix it."
When asked after the meeting whether or not Gaston was one of the potential candidates, Bertolino remarked, "We selected the (interviewed) applicants based on the qualifications that were established," and those who did not meet those qualifications were not considered for the position.
Gina DelFavero is a staff writer for Trib total Media. She can be reached at 724-459-6100 ext. 2915 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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EUROBASKET NEWS REPORT - 7/12/2008Copyright © 1997-2008 Eurobasket
Men News*****************************************************
4 Vrbica Stefanov (188-G-73) of Vive Menorca (ESP)
5 Vlado Ilievski (190-G-80) of Montepaschi Siena (ITA)
6 Jane Petrovski (181-G-87) of MZT FON Univerzitet Skopje
7 Aleksandar Dimitrovski (193-G-80) of Feni Indistri Kavadarci
8 Marjan Gurov (201-F-80) of Feni Indistrija Kavadarci
9 Riste Stefanov (198-G-83) of PBC Lukoil Akademik Sophia (BUL)
10 Dimtche Tasovski (202-F-80) of Strumica 2005
11 Todor Gecevski (209-C-77) of KK Zadar (CRO)
12 Pero Antic (210-F-82) of PBC Lukoil Akademik Sophia (BUL)
13 Zlatko Gocevski (206-C-82) of Feni Indistrija Kavadarci
14 Mike Wilkinson (204-F-81) of BC Khimky Moscow (RUS)
15 Predrag Samardziski (215-C-86) of FMP Zeleznik Beograd (SRB)
Eftim Bogoev (185-G-80) of Strumica 2005
Pero Blazevski (200-C-72) of Vardar Osiguruvanje Skopje
Darius Washington (188-G-85) of Aris Thessaloniki (GRE)
Toni Grncarov (191-G-80) of Strumica 2005
Aleksandar Kostoski (188-G-88) of BCM Gravelines Dunkerque Grand Littoral (FRA)
Jeremiah Massey (202-F-82) of Real Madrid (ESP)
Dimitar Mirakovski (180-G-81) of KK Fersped-Rabotnicki Skopje
Goran Samardziev (188-G-81) of Feni Indistrija Kavadarci
Darko Sokolov (190-G-86) of Strumica 2005
Ognen Stojanovski (190-G-85) of KK Fersped-Rabotnicki Skopje
Vojdan Stojanovski (194-G-87) of AMMAK SP Ohrid
Gjorgi Cekovski (202-F/C-81) of SK Cherkassy Monkeys (UKR)
Head coach: Jovica Arsic .
The elite championship permitted several clubs to reinforce their strength during the phase return; many players were even recruited out of Gabon, what gave back the very attractive championship.
1 Mujanayi Fabrice ; (86 -Lambarn-Gabon) ; Congolese ; MANGA Basket
2 Massoundji ; John (83 -Garoua -Cameroon) ; Chadian ; MANGA Basket
3 Johd Masrabe ; ( 81- Koutadis -Chad) Chadian ; MANGA Basket
4 Mit Mesmin ; (81- Brazzaville Congolese ; MANGA Basket
5 Campani Sylvains ; ( 1984 Bangui) ; RCA ATOMICK
6 Ganazoui Apollinaires ( 80- Bangui) RCA ATOMICK
7 Dieye Pope Birame ; ( 86-) Senegalese ATOMICK
8 Ibango Daddy ; ( 84) ; Kinshasa RDC Stade Mandji
9 Otombo Doudou ; (85) ; Kinshasa RDC Stade Mandji
10 Lifetu Armand ; ( 85) ; Kinshasa Congolese Stade Mandji
11 Mouaba Kopia Brice J. ; ( 80 Bangui) (RCA).CAS 1987
12 Sylla Oussenou (88) Dakar (Senegal) CAS 1987
13 Ouilikon Mesmin Cyr ; ( 81 Bangui) (RCA) CAS 1987
14 Gadi Mario ; Tchadienne ; CAS 1987
15 Tato Cyrille ; ( 87 Dla) ; Cameroon ASSCTG
16 Diop Bambas ; (88) ; Dakar Senegal ; ASSCTG
17 Pindra Mohamed ; ( 81) ; Libreville ; Beninese AOBB
18 Bouli Paul Armand ; ( 85) ; Yaound - Cameroonian TOUNGUI
19 KOUZOU J Michel ; (86 ) ;Yaound ; Cameroonian TOUNGUI
20 Moutombo K. Bebina ; ( 78) Kinshasa ; Congolese Somo B
21 Buzango Johnnie ; ( 88) Kinshasa ; Congolese SOMO B
After 5 dates, Liga Metro updated its calendar for Torneo de Apertura 2008, to be played at two venues during the month of April (Gimnasio Teodoro Palacios Flores and Parque La Democracia).
Thursday, April 3
19:00 (F) SAGRADO CORAZON vs. DE LA PENA SAGRADO
20:30 (M) ESTUDIANTES vs. U.R.L.
Saturday, April 5
20:00 (M) ELITE SPORT B.C. vs. LEMANS
Sunday, April 6
10:00 (F) GELATINAS CASTILLA vs. U.R.L.
11:30 (M) LEONES DE MARTE vs. ZENCA
13:00 (M) CORPOEVISA vs. CREACIONES R.L.
14:30 (M) MILLONARIOS vs. COMPUSYS
Tuesday, April 8
19:00 (F) DE LA PENA SAGRADO vs. MYSTICS
20:30 (M) SAT-CYBERTECH vs. U.R.L.
Thursday, April 10
19:00 (F) U.R.L. vs. SAGRADO CORAZON
20:30 (M) U.S.A.C. vs. CREACIONES R.L.
Sunday, April 13
10:00 (F) U.S.A.C. vs. MYSTICS
11:30 (M) U.S.A.C. vs. LEMANS
13:00 (M) MILLONARIOS vs. U.R.L.
14:30 (M) ESTUDIANTES vs. ELITE SPORT B.C.
* Favorite teams in black
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CBS Standings
South Division: Mon., July 7th @ Clayton St...
BC Lakers 69 vs. Speedboys 64... Eric Wilson led a balanced BC Lakers attack with 13 points, helping his squad to a hard-fought victory over the Atlanta Speedboys. Brandon Kelley (5'11''-G-84) led the Speedboys with 20. The Speedboys held a slim 33-32 lead at the half.
Young Gunz 64 vs. Black Monopoly 56... The Young Gunz filled in for the absent DOTS team and got their season off to a good start with a 64-56 win over the Black Monopoly team, who is sponsored by Allstar Cafe'. Adrian Penland (6'1''-G-80) paced the Gunz with 26 points, while DeJuan Johnson (6'7'') hit 18 for BM.
Tri-County 68 vs. Young Gunz 58... Tri-County took advantage of a wear-legged Young Gunz and pulled away late for a 10-point victory. Former Clark-Atlanta star Derrick Allen (6'5''-G-85, college: Valdosta St.) downed 24 points. For Young Gunz, former Lander star, Adrian Penland again led the way with 25 points.
North Division: Wed., July 9th @ JH Morgan...
Skyline 85 vs. Supreme 68... Skyline led 42-37 at the half, but used a late second half run fueled by J.D. Pollock (6'5''-G) to bury the Supreme in the North Division's season opener. Pollock scored 13 of his 16 total down the stretch, including three treys. But, it was Faulker University signee Chris Palmore who led all scorers with 25 points. Palmore downed 17 in the first half for Skyline. Nick Mattone (6'4''-G) and Antone Anderson (6'4''-F-81) got 16 and 15 for Skyline, while Alex Cornett (6'11''-C) had 13 points and 9 rebounds. For Supreme, Mike Carson (6'4''-G) downed 21, Robert McKinney (6'5''-F/C) 14, Carlos Hampton (6'4''-F) 13, Kenyatta Baylor 10, Cedric Ward (5'9''-G) six, Jazz Bryant four.
ServPro-1 76 vs. BC Force 84... After struggling through a win-less season last summer, BC Force has revamped its roster and their opening night win over perennial powerhouse, Servpro-1, has them looking like an early favorite. Antonio Cook (6'6''-G/F-80) led the Force with 23 points, coming on seven tri-fectas. All said, the Force downed 14 threes as a team. Though Servpro-1 actually scored 33 field goals, to the Force's 29, the long range shots were the difference on this night. Darrell Wilkins (6'1''-G-84) also had 18 for the Force, while John Allison (7'1''-C-87) had 17, Cedric McClinic 16, Kelvin McConnell (6'0''-G-89) six and Neon Winters four. For Servpro-1, Larry Cox (6'10''-C-84) of Cartersville Baseline Warriors had 31 points and 12 rebounds, while Shan Finley got 20 and Jermaine Spivey 17 points, nine rebounds and seven assists. Spencer Dixion rounded out the scoring for ServPro-1 with eight points.
Baseline-1 55 vs. BC Celtics 53... Baseline-1, the defending champs, had a difficult time against the Celtics on opening night. These teams battled it out several times last summer with high-scoring barn-burners, but this night was a defensive struggled, as both defenses badgered the other into missed jumpers and turnovers. Baseline held a slim 27-25 lead at the half, but had to fight back from as many as seven in the second half to get by the Celtics. Kurtis Wood led Baseline's balanced attack with 14, while Ronell Wooten (6'4''-G-85) had 13, Joe Hamilton (6'6''-F-79) 11, Chris Jones (6'6''-F-82) 10, Marcus Henderson (6'8''-F-79) three, Courtney Stanley two and A.J. Mastin (6'2''-G-83) two. For the Celtics, Michael Reynolds (6'3''-G-84) had 23, Dexter Shaw (6'3''-G-89) 10, Jeff Croft (6'3''-G) 10, Scott Windom (6'6''-F) six and Kyle Hartsook two.
South Division: Thur., July 10th @ Clayton St...
Lakers 66 vs. Black Monopoly 51... The Lakers pushed their record to 2-0, with a win over Allstar Cafe's Black Monop squad. Eric Wilson led the Lakers with 13 and Torrin Greene had 12. For BM, Richard Lusane (6'5''-G) had 17 and Mike Jones (6'8''-F/C-83, college: Gardner-Webb) 10. BM fell to 1-1 on the season.
Speedboys 65 vs. Young Gunz 57... The Speedboys evened their record to 1-1 with a 65-57 win over the Young Gunz. Jamal Johnson (6'7''-C-81) pumped in 23 for the Speedboys while Michael Sloan (6'4''-G) had 13. For YG, Frank Davis (6'2''-G-88) had 22 and B.J. Puckett (6'8''-F-83) had 14.
DOTS 54 vs. Tri-County 59... Last season Tri-County got off to a horrid 0-5 start, losing all five games by slim margins. Thus far in the 2008 season, the Crusaders are 2-0. Last summer, Baseline-1 ran through the league and won the SEBL Championship. The common denominator here? Ernest Scott (6'7''-F-82), college: Valdosta St.). Scott, who played for Tri-County several years back, when they last won the South Division Title, played for Baseline last summer but has returned to the Crusaders. He provided a well-rounded presence for his team and helped them to a 59-54 win over DOTS. Scott had 11 points and 10 rebounds, while Derrick Allen led Tri-County with 14 points. Miguel Morton (6'10''-F) had 14 for DOTS and Larry Diamond (6'2''-G) got 10. DOTS, who advanced to the SEBL Title game last year after a strong start, has sunk to 0-2 to start the 2008 campaign.
Sun., July 13th @ JH Morgan Gym…
4:00pm - BC Celtics vs. BC Force
5:00pm - ServPro-1 vs. Supreme
6:00pm - Baseline-1 vs. Skyline
Mon., July 14th @ Clayton St…
6:30pm - DOTS vs. Young Gunz
7:30pm - BC Lakers vs. Tri-County
8:30pm - Black Monop vs. Speedboys
Wed., July 16th @ JH Morgan Gym…
6:30pm - BC Celtics vs. Supreme
7:30pm - Baseline-1 vs. BC Force
8:30pm - Servpro-1 vs. Skyline
Wed., July 16 @ Clayton State…
6:30pm - Speedboys vs. Tri-County
7:30pm - BC Lakers vs. DOTS
8:30pm - Black Monop vs. Young Gunz
Thur., July 17 @ Clayton State…
6:30pm - BC Lakers vs. Young Gunz
7:30pm - Black Monop vs. Tri-County
8:30pm - Atl. Speedboys vs. DOTS
SEBL Metro
|Points Per Game
|Darnell Cox.......... 31.0
Adrian Penland..... 25.5
Chris Palmore....... 25.0
Tony Cook............ 23.0
Mike Reynolds...... 23.0
Mike Carson......... 21.0
Shan Finley........... 20.0
|A league Stats Leaders
|Points Per Game
|1 Erceg Zoran 18.1
2 Dragićević Tadija 18.1
3 Ilić Nikola 16.8
4 Marshall Rawle 15.8
5 Dragojlović 15.3
|Rebounds Per Game
|1 Erceg Zoran 4.8
2 Ilić Nikola 4.8
3 Veličković Novica 4.2
4 Kecman Duan 4.0
5 Bajić Goran 3.9
|Assists Per Game
|1 Cook Omar Shrife 7.3
2 Aleksić Vukain 5.3
3 Pavković Miljan 4.4
4 Palacio Sigmund 3.6
5 Marković Stefan 3.5
|Steals Per Game
|1 Bocka Miljan 2.7
2 Dzambic Rade 2.5
3 Stanojević Jovo 2.4
|Blocks Per Game
|1 Bjegović Millan 1.4
2 Lucic Uros 1.0
3 Nikolic Uros 1.0
|Free Throws
|1 Martinic Goran 92.1 %
2 Djapa Dalibor 90.6 %
3 Markovic Radov 89.3 %
|1B Stats Leaders
|Points Per Game
|1 Micevic Nikola 5.31
2 Gagović Vuksan 4.68
3 Teodosic Jovan 4.68
4 Mihajlović Saša 4.49
5 Djurović Borislav 4.48
|Rebounds Per Game
|1 Micevic Nikola 2.0
2 Gagović Vuksan 1.7
3 Djurović Borislav 1.5
4 Marković Bojan 1.5
4 Glisić Marko 1.5
|Assists Per Game
|1 Marković Bojan 14.1
2 Jovičić Bojan 12.6
3 Teodosić Jovan 8.1
4 Pilčević Radenko 7.5
5 Dzeverdanovic Niko 6.9
Zlatorog inked Uros Lucic (207-C-83) ex Vizura for the upcoming season.
Luka Koper signed Jernej Mihalic (203-G/F-85) ex Helios and Ivan Simunic (203-F-86, agency: Interperformances) ex Elektra Esotech for one season.
Vladimir Mihailovic (193-G-82) and Vjeran Soldo (208-F/C-84) of Krka are free agents.
Mario Primorac (B1) got new sponsor and change their name from Casino Maribor to MFC.2 Maribor.
Women News*****************************************************
|ALBANIA - Women
|AZERBAIJAN - Women
|BELARUS - Women
|BELGIUM - Women
|BOSNIA - Women
|BULGARIA - Women
|CROATIA - Women
|CZECH REPUBLIC - Women
|E.CHAMPS (W) - Women
Luxembourg -Albania 61:73
Albania wins the second semifinal game over the hosts, Luxembourg to seal the Finals of European Championship, Division C. A 27:16 in the last period was fatal for the hosts that will play for the third spot. Ina Permeti (-80) led the winners with 20 points to their impressive victory. Hasanaj netted 15 and Valbona Sako (-72) posted 14. Tessy Hetting (188-F-86) top-scored for Luxembourg with 21 points. Nadia Mossong (183-F-86) collected 15 ponts and 9 rebounds, whilst Stoll had 10 points and 11 rebounds.
Tessy Hetting opened the scoring list for the hosts that fell confident in the early beginning. Albania replied with some baskets and had 13:7 after Deneko's shot. Cakici closed the opening quarter at 20:16 for Albania. Tessy Hetting tied the game at 24, and it was her again to give her team 25:24 lead. Albania did not give up and went with 30:33 to the lockers.
Luxembourg produced 15:13 in the third period to close the gap to 45:46 before the final period. Tessy Hetting gave her team 50:48, but unfortunately for the hosts it was their last lead. Albania mounted in 12-0 run to seal a place in the final. Valbona Sako made the final 73:61 score from the free throw line.
Luxembourg: Tessy Hetting 21, Nadia Mossong 15+9 rebs, Stoll 10+11 rebs
Albania: Ina Permeti 20, Hasanaj 15, Valbona Sako 14
|EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS U20 - Women
Group A
Serbia U20 - Germany U20 74:44
Serbian U20 National team got to a winning start of the European championship in Italy. The 2007 championship runners-up thumped Germany to grab their first win in the preliminary Group A. Serbia is widely taken as one of the main favorites in any kind of tournament they take place in. Serbia lived up to the status and had little problems against Germany in the first game. Milovanovic, Miljkovic, Petrovic and Cerina all scored in the starting minutes to give Serbian team a 12:2 lead. Matovic capped the first frame with a three-pointer and Serbia led comfortably 26:9. Fatsawo opened the second quarter with a basket for Germany but Serbia quickly denied the effort. Petrovic nailed 7 points in the second term and Serbian team stretched the lead to 44:17 at halftime. Germany simply had no answers for the onslaught. Miljkovic and Cerina ignited another run from Serbia early in the third quarter to put aside any possible questions about the outcome. Schaffner and Dietz clipped the distance a bit at the start of the fourth stanza. Unger scored 7 straight points to keep Germany contestant but it was far from enough to revive any kind of intrigue. Serbia breezed to an overall easy win at the end. Jelena Milovanovic (191-F/C-89) led the winners with 14 points and 11 boards. Maja Miljkovic (176-G-88) delivered 14 points, while Sonja Petrovic (189-F-89) had 10 points for Serbia. Ireti Amojo (173-G-90) and Jacqueline Fatsawo (179-F-88) answered with 9 points apiece for Germany. Mirijam Unger provided 7 points in a loss. Serbia will face Italy, while Germany will play against France tomorrow.
Serbia U20: Jelena Milovanovic 14+11 boards, Maja Miljkovic 14, Sonja Petrovic 10
Germany U20: Ireti Amojo 9, Jacqueline Fatsawo 9
France U20-Italy U20 51:57
Italian U20 team surprised France U20 in Group A of the U20 European Championship for Women. The hosts of the tournament used 19:12 from the start to seal the victory. Arianna Zampieri (182-F-88) paced all the winners with 16 points. Chiara Consolini (182-F-88) netted 14, while Sabrina Cinili (185-F-89) scored 11. Marielle Amant (189-C-89) top-scored for the guests with 15 points and 8 rebounds.
France U20 was the favorite of the game as the team won recently Zamora Tournament held in Spain. There France overcame Italy 68:33 in the opener of the competition. Moreover France claimed Bronze medals at the U20 European championship that finished in Sofia last year. They narrowly defeated Turkey in a dramatic last day encounter.
France started out ice-cold as Italy created 11-3. Arianna Zampieri nailed a jump shot in the end of the opening quarter for 19:12 Italian lead. France started to recover in the second and Tahane sent the teams to the lockers for 29:25. French squad still trailed in the third period as Italy stayed ahead 43:35 late in the third. Marielle Amant pulled France back into the game in the paint as she scored Les Bleus's next seven points to make it 43:42 before Sarah Michel evened things at 44:44. Later on Italian team controlled the game and won the encounter.
France U20: Marielle Amant 15+8 rebs, Carine Paul (176-F-88) 12
Italy U20: Arianna Zampieri 16, Chiara Consolini 14, Sabrina Cinili 11
Group C
Bulgaria U20-Ukraine U20 61:88
Ukraine U20 beat Bulgaria U20 in the start of U20 European championship. Ukraine grabbed the lead from the very beginning and led to 88:61 total victory. The last 24:10 spurt was too good for Bulgaria that could not recover. Taisiia Bovykina (190-C-89, agency: LBM Management) led the winners with 25 points. Olesya Malashenko (188-F-91) produced 18, whilst Aleksandra Prystupa (205-C-89, agency: LBM Management) collected 16 points and 10 rebounds. Jaklin Zlatanova (190-F-88) nailed 16 in defeat and Monika Todorova (162-G-91) scored 14.
The Ukrainians jumped ahead 21:13 after the first period. Olesya Malashenko made a successful jump shot to finish the opening quarter. It was her again to give her team 30:13 in the middle of the second period. Bulgaria created a 10-0 run to close the gap by the end of the first half. Sharovka however kept Ukrainian side in front, 38:33.
Taisiia Bovykina sparked a 13-3 run early in the third period to open a 53:40 cushion. Olesya Malashenko's three closed the third period at 64:51. A 13-0 surge in the opening stages of the final period ended all doubts as the lead grew to 77:53. Ukrainian team scored also last 10 points in the game and deserved the win more than the opponents.
Bulgaria U20: Jaklin Zlatanova 16, Monika Todorova 14
Ukraine U20: Taisiia Bovykina 25, Olesya Malashenko 18, Aleksandra Prystupa 16+10 rebs
Group D
Belarus U20 - Montenegro U20 70:64
Belarus U20 celebrated the first win in European championship in Division A. In the opener the winner overcame Montenegrin U20 National team 70:64. Natalya Kozun (186-F-88) top-scored for the winners with 20 points and 6 rebounds. Tatsiana Likhtarovich (179-G-88) netted 16, while Tsikhamirava posted 11. Snezana Aleksic (170-G-89) was the best in the losing effort scoring 20 points and making 9 boards.
Last year Montenegrin U20 National team celebrated their first historic trophy at the European championship in Division B. They edged the home side 83:64 to claim the first ever title and ensured Division A birth. Also that time Snezana Aleksic topscored in the game with 22 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists.
Belarus however opened a 20:10 lead after the first period. Snezana Aleksic's three made the score 35:35, but Natalya Kozun sent the teams to the lockers with 37:35. Tsikhamirava's jump shot brought Belarus to 55:47 after 30 minutes of the game. It was not over as Turcinovic reduced to 66:60. Even thought Montanegro won the last quarter 15:17 it was not enough for the total success. Belarus remained hot and led the game to the first win, 70:64.
Belarus U20: Natalya Kozun 20+6 rebs, Tatsiana Likhtarovich 16, Tsikhamirava 11
Montenegro U20: Snezana Aleksic 20+9 rebs, Marija Jovanovic (175-G-88),19
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|FRANCE - Women
|FYR MACEDONIA - Women
|GERMANY - Women
|GREECE - Women
|HUNGARY - Women
|IRELAND - Women
|ITALY - Women
|LATVIA - Women
|LITHUANIA - Women
|LUXEMBOURG - Women
|MALTA - Women
|MONTENEGRO - Women
|PORTUGAL - Women
|RUSSIA - Women
|SCOTLAND - Women
|SERBIA - Women
|1A Stats Leaders
|Points Per Game
|1.Grubor I. 25,4
2.Vidacic J. 20,4
3.Scekic M. 19,3
4.Bucevac N. 18,3
5.Rad J. 17,7
|Rebounds Per Game
|1.Vidacic J. 11,1
2.Jovanovic T. 10,7
3.Cvetanovic M. 10,5
4.Velinovic J. 8,8
5.Krnjic S. 8,6
|Assists Per Game
|1.Ristic M. 6,0
2.Musulin I. 5,4
3.Stankovic B. 4,8
4.Radocaj T. 4,3
5.Baculov D. 4,1
|Steals Per Game
|1.Caran M. 4,8
2.Bucevac N. 4,0
3.Scekic M. 3,6
4.Radic J. 3,3
5.Rad J. 3,2
|Blocks Per Game
|1.Jovanovic T. 1,9
2.Cvetanovic M. 1,5
3.Krnjic S. 1,1
4.Dobranic A. 1,0
5.Maksimovic N. 1,0
|1.Mitic J. 80%
2.Dosen M. 75,9%
3.Grubor I. 68,6%
|1.Matovic I. 60%
2.Rizvic D. 58,8%
3.Stankovic B. 48,7%
Serbian U20 National Team started European Championship in Italy beating Germany 74-44. Head coach of Serbian NT, Jovica Antonic, before the trip to Italy stated that the gold medal is the main target for his team. It seems that better start he couldn't even imagine. Serbia dominated from the very beginning. During the preparation period defense of Serbian team was its most powerful weapon. In the first quarter Serbian let Germany to post just 9 points. On the other side Jelena Milovanovic (191-F/C-89), Maja Miljkovic (176-G-88) and Sonja Petrovic (189-F-89) were in the right scoring mood. After first quarter Serbia already made solid advantage of 17 points. Runners-up from the previous European championship kept its defense on the same level in second quarter. This time Germany scored even less point, 8. On the half time it was 44-17 for Serbia. Just for the 20 minutes players of coach Antonic scored the same number of points which Germany had during the entire game. Third quarter finished 18-7 after what the last 10 minutes were just the formality. Germany had willingness decrease its minus a little bit and it was successful. Jelena Milovanovic led Serbia today nailing 14 points including 11 rebounds. Maja Miljkovic also had 14 points but with 5 boards. Sonja Petrovic stopped on 10 points and 6 rebounds. Germany got 9 points and 8 rebounds from Ireti Amojo (173-G-90).
Serbia - Germany 74-44
Serbia: Milovanovic 14 (11 rebs), Miljkovic 14 (5 rebs), Petrovic 10 (6 rebs)
Germany: Amojo 9 (8 rebs), Fatsawo 9, Bruns 7
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|SWEDEN - Women
|TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO - Women
|TURKEY - Women
|UKRAINE - Women
|UNITED KINGDOM - Women
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With the prospect of a government shutdown so real the White House has ordered government agencies to batten down the hatches, it's hard to believe all this is over a few billion dollars. House Republicans are insisting on more cuts than President Obama has agreed to, and if both sides can't get together by Friday, it's going to be a sour spring.
Obama is willing to cut $33 billion from this year's budget. House Speaker John Boehner wants to double that, or, in the meantime, cut $12 billion to keep the United States open for business one more week.
The numbers are tiny when compared with the budget as a whole—and the Republicans' larger ambitions. Paul Ryan, chairman of the Budget Committee, recently unveiled his plan to rewrite the tax code (to the benefit of the wealthy and corporations) and slash roughly $5 trillion in federal spending over 10 years.
We spend trillions, we borrow trillions, Republicans want to cut trillions—how did we end up with a stalemate over a few billion?
It seems this budget battle has a lot more to do with posturing than governing. Pity millions of Americans have to pay the price. —PZS
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11/3/2013 – Do you also sell the smaller corks for the Bellissima style bottles? If you do what is the price?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: These bottles take a standard (#9) cork. You'll need a corker, of course, but no need for a smaller cork. See below for products/pricing.
2/26/2011 – Greetings, Been a while since I did any brewing. All my purchases have been from you for obvious reasons. I noticed you now sell only one style cork. A standard and a premium. Which one went away? Want to try my hand at mead. Would like to use honey local to my area. Can I get a kit without your honey? Thanx gang. the new site is awesome. . . .
Response From Homebrew Heaven: We now only offer the standard corks. The premium corks just became prohibitably expensive. We now offer a Duo-Disk cork that is very good, and serves the purpose well at a reasonable cost.Unfortunately we don't offer the kit minus honey. Here is a list of everything else that is included for you to purchase separately. 1- package . . .
5/17/2010 – what is your phone number?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: We can be reached at (425) 355-8865Our toll free order number is (800) 850-2739
1/26/2008 – I live about an hour (if traffic is good) from the address on your website. Do you have an actual store or is everything here based solely online?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, we have an actual brick-and-mortar store in Everett, WA. People actually walk in and buy stuff!Our address is:Homebrew Heaven9121 Evergreen WayEverett, WA 98204Heck, you can actually call us on the phone, too! It's 425-355-8865. A person will actually answer as long as it's business hours!
3/20/2007 – I have previosly purchased your Deluxe Brewing Equipment Kit (for beer) and have brewed some quite tasty pints that I have grudgingly shared with friends. However, Now I would like to "brew" some wine. What other equipment components would I need in addition to the deluxe kit? thank you
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Usually, you have most of what you need to make great wine from our varietal wine kits. A few useful items that you probably want to add, however, are:Corker and corksAnother carboy. 6 gallon is ideal for these kits. You will fit that wine takes longer to complete, and so it ties up your fermenter. A sad thing, but easy to fix. Heck . . .
1/24/2007 – I use regular no. 9 corks and a floor corker. I let leave my bottles upright for 3 days after bottled, according to directions, then i put them in a wine rack, but i noticed i had a couple of bottles that leaked a drop or two, do i need to use better corks? will my wine go bad from air leak?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: I don't see where you have bought either corks or a corker from us. Have no idea what you are using, what directions you are referring to or how severe the problem might be as a result.
11/19/2006 – I would like to put a label/logo on the cork. Can this be done with the wax coating and do you have any suggestings on printing on corks.thanks
Response From Homebrew Heaven: No, this cannont be done with wax. It IS possible to have custom labels/logo imprinted on corks, but I hope you need a LOT of them. The minimum order is usually 10,000 or so to get this done. It may be more.
11/5/2006 – I live in Seattle, can I come and pick up the bottles in Everett? Do you have a "brick and mortar" store?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: You sure can. It is literally made of bricks and mortar, in South Everett. Our address is:Homebrew Heaven9121 Evergreen WayEverett, WA 98204425-355-8865Hours are 10am-6:30pm Monday-Friday and 10am-5pm on Saturdaysand 10am-3pm on Sundays
11/5/2006 – How much it will cost me per thousand and also the expenses of shipping?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: The price is currently $143.50 per thousand. Shipping is based on weight and distance. In other words, it depends on where we ship them TO.
7/24/2005 – Hello. I was wondering if you sell corks in smaller quantities then 100 units. I have just started to make small batches of wine and I would like to continue to start out slowly and only purchase 20-30 corks until I am more experienced with this hobby. Thank you.
Response From Homebrew Heaven: We do in the store, but for mailorder we just sell bags of 100. They are pre-packaged. You will be surprised how quickly 100 corks disappear, however!
6/11/2005 – I need 10,000 wine bottle corks. New,used it doesn't matter, but as cheap as possible!
Response From Homebrew Heaven: We can sell you corks (new ones) for $143.50 per thousand. Just order from our website and you received and you receive this price! Or better yet, give us a call and we may be able to special order them for you. Perhaps even printed with your logo.
2/28/2005 – Why don't you recommend boiling corks? What is wrong with boiling corks?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: It breaks down the corks uneceearily. If you want to sanitize them, use sulfite or iodophor.
2/6/2005 – i use the floor corker to insert the #9 cork into my bottles,why are they so hard to get out? i use the cork remover that has the 2 probes that go down beside the cork,and it is all i can do to get the cork out without ruining the cork remover or pushing the cork inside the bottle.
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Our records show you purchased a double lever corker, not a floor corker...(?) Also, I don't see where you have purchased any of our corks, so I'm not sure what is going on with yours. There are some inferior corks out there, usually old, possibly mis-ized.In any case, this just means you have a good tight fit. Perhaps it is time to try . . .
1/22/2005 – Do the heat shrink capsules fit the 375 ml cobalt bottles? Also, is the #9 cork the correct size for these bottles?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, these bottles take a #9 cork, and regular heat shrink capsules work well.
12/3/2004 – do these corks have any printing on them?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: No, they do not. Just plain corks.
11/29/2004 – I read some where that corks should be soaked in potassium metabisulphite before inserting. The rational is that it would sterilize them and help with insertion. Seems to me that the corks would swell and this would make it harder to insert. What is your opinion?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Opinions are like rear ends...everyone has one. Here is mine:Corks should be inserted dry. Several large cork makers and distributors now make this recommendation. The reasoning is that the wine has sufficient alcohol and sulfites to protect itself, even if the corks has a little bacteria. It probably doesn't (have bacteria) in the first . . .
10/6/2004 – My bottles measure at the top 3/4" inside diameter. I ordered #9 corks from you and they do Not fit. Can you please tell me what size I should have ordered. My wine is ready to be bottled and I need to order the correct size immediately.
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Are you using a corker? A #9 cork should work just fine, but it is necessary to use a corker to insert them. Finger pressure won't do it.
9/14/2004 – can the agglomerated corks be used in a hand corker?? i got some by surprize and im not sure i can even use them
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, they will work just fine.
5/3/2004 – How long will these corks stay good after bottling? ie storing wine.
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Under proper storage conditions, they should last for at least 3-5 years or so. I have had some for 7+ years and they are still in good shape.
3/15/2004 – How do you get the corks to go into the bottles the ones that I get seems much bigger than the bottle.
Response From Homebrew Heaven: By using a corker. The corker compresses the cork on the way down to the bottle. The cork NEEDS to be bigger than the opening for it to work. This corker does a nice job of it. Insert the cork, place over the bottle, and press down on the handles.
11/19/2003 – Hi, I have been brewing beer for a little while and I'm thinking about doing wine. I have a basic single fermentation kit for beer and wanted to know what equipment I can use for wine and what extra equiptment I would need.
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Great! Wine is a fun thing to do as well. For wine, I would get another carboy. Wine just takes longer, and therefor ties up your fermenter for a longer time.If you are using one of our varietal wine kits, about the only other hardware you would need is a corker and some corks. Most people just save their wine bottles and re-use them. . . .
11/2/2003 – How to preserve very old corks?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Not sure exactly what you mean...installed in wine bottles? storage of unused corks?...how old? etc. Corks don't require much in the way of special storage. Keep them from becoming contaminated, is about all. A sealed plastic bag works well for most people.
10/12/2003 – WIll the mini-floor corker work with dry corks or do the corks have to be boiled/soaked? Also, What size and type of corks do you recomend with it and how does it differ from your adjustable double lever corker?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: Yes, it works beautifully with dry corks. We do NOT recommend boiling corks in any case. We recommend our standard, #9 corks with this corker.The double lever corker pushes the cork down a barrel that compresses it as it on it's way down. The floor corker has a diaphram that compresses the cork first, and THEN pushes into the neck. Both . . .
8/11/2003 – Do these wine kits include all additives, bottle corks, etc or will these have to be bought seperately?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: The varietal wine kits, like the Cellar Classic, Vido del Vida lines etc contain all the ingredients i.e. juice yeast and additives (except water!) necessary to make wine. They do NOT include corks or any equipment.
7/26/2003 – What is the difference between a #8 and a #9 cork, size wise?
Response From Homebrew Heaven: The #9 cork has a nominal diameter of 24mm (0.945") and is considered the standard for wine bottles. It makes a very tight fit in a standard wine bottle.The #8 cork has a diameter of 22mm (0.866")and is a little easier to install, but we don't recommend storing your bottles on their sides with this size cork. The difference in diameter . . .
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Our emphasis is on ensuring your drinking water is safe by sampling 70 sites located throughout the city and 40 water production wells each month. As part of the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act, your drinking water is routinely tested for bacterial and chemical contaminants.
You should annually receive a copy of these test results in the mail as the Annual Consumer Confidence Report as mandated by the EPA.
An additional part of the Laboratory Operations Division is the Industrial Pretreatment Program. The responsibility of this program is to assure commercial or industrial discharges to the sewer system are not exceeding pollutant limitations.
Permits regulating the conditions under which wastewater may be discharged into the sewer system are issued when necessary. These regulations can be found in the city Code of Ordinances part 74-100.
The standard testing performed keeps the Water and Wastewater Plants in compliance with their permits. The lab is responsible to EPA, DEP, DOH, SJWMD, VCHD, NELAC, and you the taxpayer. We also function as a consulting resource to the Utilities Department complimenting their own capabilities. Providing innovative and effective services to help find solutions is part of our commitment to excellence.


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Thank you for using justanswer. For all practical purposes, your answer is no. Even if your current business was closely related in nature to the business that you invested in and that never really got off the ground, you would still have to be able to document that it was the business, not you personally, that made the business investment and making this type of an investment would be a normal part of your business's activities.
US tax law allows a person to take either a personal bad debt or a business bad debt in these types of situations, assuming that it meets all of the qualifiers. I notice you mention your money in terms of pounds, so I'm pretty sure you're not in the US.
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The Hangers
The Hangers
This Montreal band plays a hard reggae or is it a fast blues? I think is funk with Latin influences, or is it Quebecois influences? I can hear some Santana in their music and a lot of Ska. The first song of their latest album Take Your Ticket is really energetic. I am sure this Montreal band make audiences jump into the dance floor. Postcard is more of a Caribbean tune, check the song at the bottom of the post. I like when they sing in French like in the song I'm on a roll. Late Night is the perfect party song. The rest of the CD is closer to ska. The Hangers is an interesting band to listen and they are back in full force with Take Your Ticket.
Official Bio
The Hangers continue to impress. Since their beginning, while still in school, the band
redefines the word party. Following their participation in many homecoming and year end events at Cegeps and Universities the band is recruited by Molson Dry – Association of Party Pros (APP).
After this accreditation The Hangers established their spot in the Montreal ska scene.
Montreal media declares The Hangers the revelation of the Montreal Ska festival. With building success the band launches their first album 'Half The Fun' to a sold out show at Savoy du Metropolis and start a tour of shows in Ontario.
The Hangers then encounter a large obstacle during a show in February, Phil, the singer
collapses on stage, victim of a lumbar hernia. Less than 2 weeks later the bassist Nicolas
fractures his femur. This forced hiatus from the scene doesn't stop them. The members use the time to write new songs before taking back up the road in spring. It's during this period that they meet two pillars of Canadian Ska Chris Murray and Mitch Girio (producer of albums for The Kingpins and The Expos among others). Mitch is impressed by The Hangers sound and signs on to produce the next album out spring 2011.
For those who have not yet had the audio visual pleasure of discovering The Hangers
simply note that by mixing Ska, Rock, Funk and Reggae, the band breathes fresh air into the Quebec music scene. All of which is presented with originality without the cliques of each of the inspiring music genres.


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When it comes to finances, parents of adult children should remember the advice you get on the airplane: "Apply your own oxygen mask first."
Retirement planning is much tougher for women than it is for men.
Montreal-based BMO Financial Group offers these statistics about Americans.
Women live longer than men. By age 85, there are six women for every four men. At age 100, the ratio is more than 2-to-1.
Women earn less than men, and that translates into less savings. In 2010, women earned 81 cents for every $1 men earned.
Women have more intermittent work histories. It is hard to get around the fact that women have the babies.
Widowhood or divorce reduces women's income. The average age of widowhood is 65. In the first year after a divorce, twice as many women than men had an income below the poverty level.


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Bright Kuiper Belt Objects
D. Jewitt (Univ. Hawaii), J. Luu (Harvard Univ.), C. Trujillo, J. Chen (Univ. Hawaii)
Recent sky surveys have established the existence of a vast population
of trans-Neptunian bodies, collectively known as Kuiper Belt Objects
(KBOs). The cumulative sky-plane surface density of these objects
reaches about 1 per sq. degree at magnitude 23. Brighter objects are
comparatively rare, demanding observing strategies different from
those employed in previous surveys. Accordingly, we are conducting a
new wide field survey with the UH 8192x8192 pixel CCD camera that is
designed to assess the abundance of bright KBOs (red magnitude <23). This survey serves two main scientific functions. First, it
allows us to determine the size distribution to diameters intermediate
between those of the established KBOs and Pluto. Second, it provides
a sample of KBOs bright enough for detailed physical observations.
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Florida State toppled Nevada 62-7, but spread the wealth on both sides of the ball. All eight touchdowns were scored by a different player, and no member of the defense had more than six tackles. Still, we managed to piece together some of the game's top performers for the Seminoles …
QB Jameis Winston: All the excitement leading up to Winston's home debut really did get to him. He said he came out too amped up, and it showed. He took a risk downfield early in the second quarter, throwing his first career INT in the process. Afterward, Jimbo Fisher calmed him down and told him to learn from the mistake. Winston listened, completing his final 13 passes and leading six straight touchdown drives. He's now recorded eight touchdowns (six passing) and thrown just five incomplete passes this season.
RB Karlos Williams: So what if the safety-turned-tailback had just eight practices to work at his new position. His first carry of his career still went for a 65-yard touchdown, he still managed to carry 10 Nevada defenders on a first-down run, and he still finished the game with 110 yards on just eight carries. Not a bad start for Williams, who helped anchor a rushing attack that racked up 377 yards and saw six different players score touchdowns.
Linemen Bobby Hart and Ruben Carter: A year ago, if the right side of Florida State's line featured Carter and Hart as starters, it would've been time to panic. This year, the duo held up quite well. FSU allowed just one sack -- to left end Lenny Jones -- and ran the football down Nevada's throat. Carter and Hart helped lead the charge. Hart has shown he's progressed nicely in FSU's first two games after spending all of 2012 in line coach Rick Trickett's doghouse, and Carter filled in for Tre' Jackson, who missed the game with an ankle injury, and looked like an old pro.
Hat tips to: Devonta Freeman racked up 109 yards on nine carries and scored; Kenny Shaw had 147 all-purpose yards and caught Winston's first touchdown reception; Tyler Hunter recorded FSU's lone takeaway; Jacobbi McDaniel recorded his first tackle for loss in nearly two years; Jalen Ramsey got his second straight start and helped snuff out a crucial fake field-goal try by Nevada.


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Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are a class of drugs which are commonly prescribed to treat arthritis. Since NSAIDs are available by prescription and over the counter, some patients end up taking two different NSAIDs. Patients may choose to take two because of inadequate pain relief or because they don't realize both drugs are in the same therapeutic drug class. Using two different NSAIDs together is unsafe and not a good idea, since doing so can increase the risk of undesirable side effects and serious adverse events.

Popular NSAIDs Have Risks

Millions of people take NSAIDs every day for arthritis, acute injury, and menstrual cramps. It is estimated that more than 100,000 Americans are hospitalized and between 15,000 and 20,000 die each year from ulcers and gastrointestinal bleeding related to NSAID use. Speaking only of arthritis, 14 million patients take NSAIDs regularly -- up to 60% of whom will experience gastrointestinal side effects as a result. (Source: American College of Gastroenterology. October 15, 2007.)

NSAID use is also associated with an increased risk of heart attack or stroke that can lead to death -- and the risk goes up for patients who use them long-term or have heart disease. Kidney or liver problems are possible with NSAID use as well.

Recommendations for Safe Use of NSAIDs

The FDA recommends that for safe use of NSAIDs, the medication should be taken:

only as prescribed

at the lowest possible dose that is still effective

for the shortest time needed

According to research presented several years ago at an Annual Scientific Meeting of the American College of Gastroenterology, patients under-report their use of over-the-counter NSAIDs. Survey results showed that patients who don't report over-the-counter NSAID use believe the drugs are insignificant because they are available without a prescription. To ensure safe use of medications, patients must tell their doctors about all of the drugs and dietary supplements they take.

The responsibility falls on both the patient and the doctor. The patient should be telling and the doctor should be asking about medication use. Your doctor can't advise you not to take two different NSAIDs if he doesn't know you are doing so.

Taking Two NSAIDs is Risky

The increased risk associated with taking two NSAIDs is significant. A study published in the European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology concluded that the risk of severe drug reactions causing injury to the liver and acute renal failure was 6 to 7 times higher in reported cases of simultaneous use of two NSAIDs. Don't let that happen to you. Use NSAIDs safely and appropriately. If you already take a prescription NSAID, check with your doctor before taking over-the-counter medications.

Sources:

Association between concomitant use of several systemic NSAIDs and an excess risk of adverse drug reaction. François Clinard, et. al. European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology. April 21, 2004.
http://www.springerlink.com/content/ubprtwrb07xntmew

Association of health-related quality of life with dual use of prescription and over-the-counter nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. Kovac, Stacey H. et al. Arthritis Care & Research. February 15, 2008.

Medication Guide for NSAIDs. U.S. Food and Drug Administration. April 19, 2007.
http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/DrugSafety/ucm085919.pdf

Use of common, but potentially dangerous, pain medications underreported. American College of Gastoenterology. October 15, 2007.
http://gi.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/media-releases-07ACG_NSAIDs_Risks_and_Cost_Benefits.pdf


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I spoke to my daughter and apparently she is being sued in Broward County Civil Court. The reason we know this is that there was mail for her left here recently although she does not live at our house for over a year. She actually lives several counties to the North. Her drivers license reflects this and she receives all of her mail at her current address except for this (1) collector. My question is should I open the door and tell the process server she no longer lives here?I am very concerned with a "gutter" service. It happened to me last year. If the server drops the complaint paperwork on the porch.Then lies about her being here hiding without doing any of the due diligence in determining my daughters actual address.
You don't have to tell the process server anything. The process server has to serve your daughter personally. While there is such a thing as constructive service, that is achieved by serving someone 18 years old or older who resides in the same house as your daughter. Your daughter doesn't reside with you? Too bad so sad. Let the process server find her without your help. Good luck!
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Yes you should tell the process server your daughter no longer resides at your address, especially if you don't want process servers showing up at your house at all hours trying to serve your daughter.
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On second thought, I do agree with Mr. Cueva and Mr. Murphy. DO tell them that she no longer resides with you so they won't keep bothering you. But I wouldn't volunteer anything else.
I would tell them. You are not obligated to tell them where she is (unless subpoenaed). I would look online for info on the case. Sometimes it pays to be proactive.
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On second thought, I do agree with Mr. Cueva and Mr. Murphy. DO tell them that she no longer resides with you so they won't keep bothering you. But I wouldn't volunteer anything else.
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