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Restoring the 18 greens on the Wilmington Municipal Golf Course to their original size and specifications is the centerpiece of a proposed revamp.
Smooth, speedy greens could soon become reality at the Wilmington Municipal Golf Course.
Amy Beatty, recreation superintendent for the city of Wilmington, is scheduled Tuesday to make a presentation to the City Council. She's expected to request permission to solicit bids for a restoration project to the golf course, designed in the 1920s by legendary architect Donald Ross.
Restoring the 18 greens to their original size and specifications is the centerpiece of the proposed project, which also includes improving the areas around the greens. The Muni is likely to use Champion or Mini-Verde, two relatively new strains of ultradwarf Bermuda grass that have become popular in Southern states because they thrive in warm weather and provide a quality putting surface during 90 percent of the year.
The Municipal Golf Course is owned by the city of Wilmington but, because it is a revenue producing entity, operates independently of the city's budget out of its own enterprise fund. One of the busiest courses in the state – more than 50,000 rounds are played there annually – the Muni has generated a $1.1 million balance in its enterprise fund. That money would be used to pay for a project expected to cost $600,000 to $800,000.
Muni pro David Donovan said the golf course advisory committee has continued to push him toward a restoration. A recent survey of Muni golfers revealed most desire better greens on a layout considered one of the best and most challenging in the region.
He hopes to select an architect by June 1 and start the project in the summer of 2014. It will take four months to complete – two months for construction and two months for growth.
The Muni has access to Ross' original sketches of every hole except No. 5 and has notes available for that green. Over the past nine decades, the greens have shrunk to an approximate average size of 5,000 square feet. The restoration would add roughly 1,000 square feet to each green, Donovan said.
Improving the golf course could make it a destination spot for tourists and enable it to remain a viable option to other area courses that have undergone renovations in the past 10 years.
Donovan believes rate increases would be minimal for city and area residents.
The Ross drawings, notes and other information about the Muni can be viewed online at TuftsArchives.org
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LA PORTE, Texas - A rumor at La Porte High School sent a wave of concern through parents, students and teachers Wednesday. The school received a threat that someone "was going to shoot up the school on Friday."
Students said they were aware of the threat and are on alert.
"It's like an eerie feeling in school. You can feel the tension," student Jeramiah Golla said. "They've got to keep the place locked down and amp up security on Friday."
La Porte police officers are keeping a close watch on students and the school. Patrols were seen driving by campus on Wednesday.
After the mass shooting of teachers and students in Newtown, Conn., no one is taking anything for granted.
"It's terrifying. You never know. After everything that's happened, you never know what's going to happen. All we can do is be safe and prepare for what you can," student Jordan Torres said.
La Porte ISD issued the following statement.
"The safety of La Porte ISD students and staff is always our foremost concern, and we take all threats very seriously. We are aware of the rumors regarding the possibility of an incident involving a gun at La Porte High School this Friday. We are exercising due diligence and proceeding in a state of heightened awareness and appropriate caution, working closely with the La Porte Police Department. A letter will be going home with La Porte High School students today (12-19-2012), and LPHS parents also are receiving a message through the district's callout system."
La Porte High School Principal Todd Schoppe sent the following letter to parents.
"I am writing you to let you know that there have been rumors being spread of a gun incident occurring at the LPHS campus on Friday. Please know that the safety and security of our students, faculty and staff are always our first priority. We are aware and are exercising due diligence and proceeding in a heightened state of situational awareness and caution in complete cooperation with local law enforcement. This heightened state of situational awareness is in place as we speak. We are committed to providing a safe orderly environment for our teachers to teach and our students to learn. This will be a great final week and end of the first semester at LPHS."
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TORONTO -- Drew Willy might be willing to take the fall for last Thursday's loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders but Bombers GM Kyle Walters knows the issue is far more systemic than just a few poor throws from his quarterback.
One way to look at the loss is that it was a close game to the very end and if not for the Bombers turning the ball over six times, it could have been a different result.
Walters, however, isn't into ifs and buts. And he looks at his young quarterback prospect and doesn't like the position he was put into, having to throw the ball 39 times.
The Bombers were unable to generate any run game, with their two running backs finishing the game for a combined eight yards. Again and again it was left for quarterback Willy to try and generate offence with his arm. The Riders began to key on the pass and that resulted in Willy forcing throws and eventually making mistakes.
No ground game leaves the Bombers a one-dimensional team and Walters hates the look and sound of that.
"Mike (O'Shea) and I had a lengthy talk about the run game on the phone after I watched it on the computer. I think Drew did a great job, but if you are continually in second and eight or second and 10 you're going to get bit in the ass and that's what happened to us," said Walters late Sunday afternoon. "When the weather gets worse around here in the fall it's not realistic to think we're going to step back and throw the ball 40 times a game. Especially in poor weather. We're trying to tinker with the offensive line. Bob (offensive line coach Wylie) is working his tail off and Marcel (offensive co-ordinator Marcel Bellefeuille) is working his tail off too. It's difficult to make dramatic changes right now. But our scouting department will come together later in August for about 10 days and we'll prepare for practice-roster expansion and see what we can come up with."
Willy has just over 10 career starts as a pro and while watching him push the Bombers to an early 5-2 record, it simply isn't sustainable. He needs support, better pass protection and a run game to lean on.
That's Walters' next big task.
CFL practice rosters are currently limited to 10 players but on Oct. 1 they can be expanded to 15.
Walters has spent the last eight days touring NFL training camps and members of his staff spread out to take in workouts of all 32 teams.
"It's not a quick process. A lot of this work will pay dividends in two or three years time from now. We're compiling lists and putting names into our database. These players don't immediately come up to the CFL," said Walters. "But our scouts are experienced and have been collecting names of players for years," said Walters. "We'll see what comes available and if there are players that can help us, we'll bring them in."
Walters was promised by CEO Wade Miller that he would have expanded budgets for scouting and the money has been there. Miller also told Walters he would make sure there was money to spend to the cap this season and when the new CBA pushed the cap to $5 million, the CEO didn't blink.
"I had done all my planning based on the old cap of $4.4 million," said Walters. "Then when it went up, it changed the landscape. Wade just said he'd make it happen. It's not like I just went out and burned an extra $600,000. But if I can make a rationale for it, the money is there."
For Walters, the short-term work has been acceptable but he's equally focused on next season and his longer-term plans.
"The coaches don't want to hear about the players I'm going to bring to our mini-camp in Florida next winter or who will be at training camp next spring," said Walters. "That's the nature of their job. They care about right now. I have to strike a balance. Sure, we want to win right now and 5-2, we'd have to really fall apart not to be playing meaningful football right until the end. We'd love to host a home playoff game. We want to get in the playoffs and have our players playing important games after Labour Day and right until the end of the season."
Last season, Walters made some trades prior to the deadline to try and improve the future but he doesn't expect he'll have that opportunity this fall.
"Even last year, we were kind of still in it at the time we made those moves," said Walters. "It's a nine-team league and six teams make the playoffs. Last year was an anomaly."
The most rapid improvement on the Bombers roster has been on the defensive side of the ball. Speed and intensity are easier to come by in the U.S. market.
"I'm comfortable with our American depth. When we have an American player go down, the guys we're plugging in can play. We have some good players that aren't getting into games," said Walters. "We've done a better job on defence of having American depth. We're striving for that across the board. On the Canadian side, well, it's a work in progress."
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My name is Xerxes Lopez-Yglesias. I was born October 27, 1980. I graduated from University High School Irvine. I'm presently attending the College of Creative Studies in the University of California, Santa Barbara. I'm currently working on obtaining my B.S. in physics which I should receive in 2002. I plan to continue my studies until I earn a doctorate in physics, although I'm not yet sure which areas of physics I will lean towards.


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I love Thanksgiving dinner, but putting it all together can be a challenge. With my small kitchen, standard oven and four burners, I find making the annual feast often feels less like cooking and more like a complicated logistical exercise.
My first turkey was a terrifying prospect. I handled the raw bird as if it were nuclear waste, repeatedly scrubbing down the surfaces of my kitchen as I buttered, trussed and wrassled the thing into a roasting pan. Cooking the turkey was almost as scary. It seemed to sit in the oven, pale and goose-pimply, for two hours, taunting me with the idea that it couldn't possibly be done before midnight. Then it suddenly accelerated, threatening to immediately over-brown while I scrambled around trying to finish the vegetables.
After some trial and error, my Thanksgivings are now (generally) crisis-free. I have figured out turkeys, mastered mashed potatoes and found the perfect cornbread stuffing recipe. I have made friends with brussels sprouts. I have even, after a few disastrous years, managed to pull off a decent gravy and bake pumpkin and pecan pies that are almost as tasty as my mother's and mother-in-law's (which is saying something).
Looking back on those early kitchen marathons, I can understand why I've always had a soft spot for cranberry sauce. It was the one dish that was actually easier than I thought it would be -- ridiculously easy, in fact, in a fast, friendly, reassuring way. If Thanksgiving dinner seemed a little daunting, cranberry sauce was a huge confidence-booster.
First of all, cranberry sauce can be made ahead, freeing up time and space on the big day. It's an effortless, uncomplicated, satisfying process; I love the pop, pop, popping sound of the bursting berries. And the payoff is huge -- rich, ruby colour and fresh, bright taste.
I know people who swear by the canned version. They get nostalgic seeing that cranberry-coloured cylinder wobbling on the plate, still bearing the seamed imprints of the tin. But making your own cranberry sauce opens up a whole range of flavour possibilities.
The basic recipe for cranberry sauce involves cranberries, liquid and sweetener. After that, you can freestyle a little, adding fresh citrus or dried fruit, chilies or nuts, a range of spices, even a splash of booze. (Brandy, bourbon or orange-scented liqueurs like Cointreau or Grand Marnier all make good additions.)
This year, I've experimented with three kinds of cranberry sauce. The first is a variation on the classic, warmed with maple syrup and spiced with cinnamon and cloves. The second is a chutney, which takes the cranberries in a savoury direction with the addition of apple cider vinegar, shallots and lots of cracked black pepper. The last is a relish, which uses chopped raw cranberries. I had seen recipes like this for years but resisted, wondering how raw cranberries would possibly work. Not only do they work brilliantly, this recipe is even faster and easier than the cooked versions. You just throw everything into the food processor, pulse a few times, and then let the mixture macerate for an hour or two.
When working with cranberries, make sure to wash them and pick them over, discarding any berries that are shrivelled, mushy or mouldy. Once you start cooking, the only conceivable hitch is getting the mixture to thicken. You might be tempted to cut the sugar to get a tarter result, but you do need a minimum amount for the sauce to gel. You also need to cook the cranberries long enough so that they burst and release their pectin. Keep in mind that the sauce will firm up a little more as it cools.
One batch of any of these recipes, made with the standard 340-gram bag of cranberries, will probably be enough for the big night. At our house, though, we need even more for leftovers -- served on the side of some sliced cold turkey, or mixed with mayo, for turkey sandwiches.
Happy Thanksgiving, however you cook, however you celebrate, and whatever you're thankful for. This year I'm grateful for many things, cranberry sauce being just the first thing on a very long list.
Classic cranberry sauce
1 x 340 g bag (12 oz or 3 cups) cranberries, washed and picked over
125 ml (1/2 cup) pure maple syrup (not pancake syrup)
45 ml (3 tbsp) firmly packed brown sugar
2 x 7.5 cm (3 in) cinnamon sticks
6 whole cloves
Pinch nutmeg
125 ml (1/2 cup) water
30 ml (2 tbsp) brandy (optional)
In a heavy medium saucepan over medium heat, combine cranberries, maple syrup, brown sugar, cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and water. Cook, stirring occasionally, for 10-15 minutes, or until cranberries have burst and the mixture has thickened. Discard cinnamon sticks. Stir in brandy, if using. Cool, then cover and refrigerate for up to 1 week. Serve at room temperature.
Tester's notes: The maple syrup adds a good Canadian touch. You could also use ground spices by substituting 5 ml (1 tsp) cinnamon and 1 ml (1/4 tsp) cloves.
Cranberry chutney with shallots and pepper
20 ml (4 tsp) unsalted butter
125 ml (1/2 cup or about 85 g) finely chopped shallots
1 x 340 g bag (12 oz or 3 cups) cranberries, washed and picked over
175 ml (3/4 cup) granulated sugar
125 ml (1/2 cup) water
30 ml (2 tbsp) apple cider vinegar
3-5 ml (3/4-1 tsp) cracked black pepper
1 ml (1/4 tsp) salt
In a heavy medium saucepan over medium heat, melt butter and cook shallots, stirring occasionally, until soft and golden, about 5 minutes. Add cranberries, sugar, water, vinegar and cook, stirring occasionally, until cranberries have burst and mixture has thickened, about 10-15 minutes. Season to taste with pepper and salt. Cool, then cover and refrigerate for up to 1 week. Serve at room temperature.
Tester's notes: The shallot flavour really comes through and the pepper adds some heat. This chutney might win over those sceptics who think regular cranberry sauce is too sweet and fruity to be putting on meat.
Cranberry and orange relish
1 navel orange
1 x 340g bag (12 oz or 3 cups) cranberries, washed and picked over
125 ml (1/2 cup) granulated sugar
1 ml (1/4 tsp) cardamom
Finely grate zest from orange. Cut away peel and pith and cut orange sections away from their membranes. Combine zest, orange sections, cranberries, sugar and cardamom in a food processor and process with a series of quick pulses until mixture is finely chopped but not mushy. Cover and chill for at least 2 hours or up to 3 days to allow flavours to blend.
Tester's notes: I loved this recipe, which has a very crisp, clear taste and texture. Be sure to use the "pulse" feature so you don't over-process the berries. You want a very finely chopped relish, not a puree.


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You don't have to take our word for the claims we make about Smith. Come check us out yourself. Only by visiting Smith's campus can you sense the college's energy, its rhythm and enthusiasm.
You can visit practically any time, but coming when college is in session will give you a better feel for what it's really like to be a Smith student. Plan to spend at least three hours on campus, especially if you live at a distance and may not be able to make a second visit. This will give you time for a campus tour, a class visit, a conversation with a professor and perhaps a meal, as well as an interview.
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Seven Lions Score as Lions Engineer Victory over MIT
SAINT LEO, Fla. – A flurry of action in the fourth quarter helped the Saint Leo men's lacrosse team defeat the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) by a final score of 14-5 on Tuesday evening at University Turf Stadium. The win advances Saint Leo to a mark of 7-3, while the Engineers of MIT drop to a record of 3-4.
Eric Gendron led the game, posting a five point performance as he tallied a hat trick and two assists on the day. Behind Gendron's career day, Ryan Burke tallied a hat trick of his own while Matt Obermeyer, Dylan Yonts, and Robert Hutchinson each scored twice. Kevin Hutchinson and Mike Kavanagh rounded out the goal count for Saint Leo with one apiece.
Contributing to the scoring efforts for Saint Leo, Greg Strobl, Ryan McCarty, Miles Britton, R. Hutchinson, and K. Hutchinson each earned one assist.
Dave Moore earned the win, allowing just five goals and making eight saves in 56:39 minutes of action. Jesse Leeman closed out the game in cage for Saint Leo. Their counterpart for MIT, Eric Bartell, allowed 14 goals while making 15 saves on the day.
Will Cothron helped the Lions to their seventh win of the season as he won 18-of-22 faceoff attempts, earning 10 ground balls in the process. Jake Kavanagh was 1-for-1 at the faceoff-x, helping Saint Leo win 19-of-23 total attempts. Saint Leo led the shot count, 51-20, as well as dominated the game on the ground, 41-21. The Lions were successful on 12-of-14 clear attempts, while they shut down the Engineers to just 13 successful clears on 25 total attempts.
MIT was led by Paul Orrson, who tallied two goals and an assist on the night. Harris Stolzenburg, Michael Traub, and Luke Verdi each scored once, while Stolzenburg, and Traub added on assist apiece.
The Lions jumped out to a 2-0 lead early in the game, but a late push by MIT in the first quarter saw the Engineers rattle off three-straight goals in four minutes of action to pull ahead to a 3-2 lead at the end of the first period.
Saint Leo shut out MIT in the second stanza while posting two goals to pull ahead to a 4-3 lead at the half, and continued to ride its momentum into the third quarter as they outscored the Engineers 3-1.
Entering into the final period with a 7-4 lead, Saint Leo rattled off three straight goals to extend its lead to 10-4 with 11:54 to play in the game. MIT broke the run with a goal by Stolzenburg at the 10:12 mark, but four more unanswered goals by the Lions closed out the game with Saint Leo holding onto a nine-goal lead.
The Saint Leo men's lacrosse team returns to action on Saturday, March 29, when they take on the University of Tampa on the road. Game time against the Spartans is set for 8 p.m. For more information, visit SaintLeoLions.com.
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Here's a suggestion for you when you see On the Eve, which has just three more performances (out of just 10 total) this weekend: Sit through the opening number. If you aren't instantly dazzled by the music, style and energy, bolt. And say a prayer for yourself. Because what Nouveau 47 and Spacegrove Productions are doing over at Fair Park's Margo Jones Theater inside the Magnolia Lounge is a dazzling bit of stagecraft. But if you don't like it from the get-go, you never will. And that would be sad.
Sitting in the 50-seat space, watching the likes of Gregory Lush and Jenny Ledel and Seth Magill dash around a stage that looks like a shabby three-ring circus, is as hypnotically captivating as anything I've seen in a long while. It feels as if you are at the birth of Spring Awakening or Rent or Godspell, watching magic come to life. You might be compelled to lay frankincense and myrrh at the box office when you leave.
Still, I'll be damned if I can tell you just what On the Eve is about — because it's kind of about everything. Does it help to say a time-traveling rock star beds Marie Antoinette just as Joseph and Etienne Montgolfier invent the hot air balloon while a statue comes to life? I didn't think so. Plot be damned: On the Eve is about nothing short of the creative process itself — the sacrifices and failures and repeated mistakes that infuse every aspect of our lives, and have throughout history, as we try to make an impact on the lives of others. If it sounds heady, it's anything but.


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Ham and Cheddar Biscuits Recipe
Great baked goods don't necessarily require multiple pots and pans. These easy recipes require just one bowl, which means less time, less clean up, and more eating.
These flaky folded biscuits are chock full of cheese and salty ham. No mixer needed.
Notes: For best results, keep all ingredients, and the dough, as cold as possible. To work the butter into the flour, use your fingertips to press, or "flake" the butter and the flour together. The idea is to coat some of the flour with the butter, but to leave much of the butter in pieces the size of a large almond.
About the Author: Yvonne Ruperti is a food writer, recipe developer, former bakery owner, and author of the new cookbook One Bowl Baking: Simple From Scratch Recipes for Delicious Desserts (Running Press, October 2013), and available at Barnes & Noble, IndieBound, Powell's, The Book Depository. Watch her culinary stylings on the America's Test Kitchen television show. Follow her Chocoholic, Chicken Dinners, Singapore Stories and Let Them Eat Cake columns on Serious Eats. Follow Yvonne on Twitter as she explores Singapore.
- Yield:Makes 9 biscuits
- Active time: 15 minutes
- Total time:1 hour
- 1 3/4 cups (8 3/4 ounces) all purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon plus 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 1/2 teaspoons granulated sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 10 tablespoons (about 5 ounces) cold unsalted butter, cut into 1 inch pieces
- 1/3 cup buttermilk
- 4 ounces ham, diced
- 2 ounces sharp cheddar, shredded
Stir flour, baking powder, sugar, and salt in large bowl to combine. Add cold butter cubes and use fingers to press butter into the flour (see note) until the butter pieces are the size of large peas.
Stir in buttermilk, ham, and cheddar until just combined, using hands to press dough together if necessary. Stir in a small amount of extra buttermilk if mixture is too dry.
Turn dough out onto a floured work surface and roll into a rectangle 1/2-inch thick. Fold 1/3 of the dough towards the middle. Fold the other 1/3 piece of dough towards the middle (you should have three layers of dough). Roll out to about 1-inch thick. Cut out biscuits with 2 1/4-inch biscuit cutter (you should get approximately 9 biscuits). Chill biscuits while you preheat the oven.
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FREDDIE Starr says he has hit rock bottom after being told he can no longer be alone with his children.
The comedian, who was arrested earlier this month as part of the ongoing Jimmy Savile inquiry has been banned from being left alone with his own children by Warwickshire social services while the case is ongoing.
Mr Starr, 69, from Studley, was arrested by detectives from the Savile abuse investigation team on November 1 on suspicion of sexual offences with a 14-year-old in Savile's BBC dressing room forty years ago.
He has denied the claims and has said that the investigation, as well as the ban, is making him feel suicidal.
Warwickshire social services has ordered he can only spend time with his children when his fiancee Sophie Lea, 34, is present.
Mr Starr was bailed earlier this month and has not been charged with any offence.
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Dear Debt Adviser,
I was laid off from my job in February. I went on unemployment until my benefits ran out, and I still don't have a job. My husband works, but without my income, we can't pay our bills. To make ends meet, I took $10,000 out of my individual retirement account. But that's not going to last us very long. I'm 53, and I may not be able to get another full-time job, so I'm thinking of dipping into my IRA again. It worries me, though. Do you get hit with penalties when you use your IRA to pay debts?
-- Debbie
Dear Debbie,
I'm glad you wrote to me before you took more money out of your IRA. What you need is a new financial plan, and this may or may not include early withdrawals from your IRA. Just because you're younger than the 59 ½ age limit doesn't mean you have to pay a penalty on your early withdrawal. I'll explain this later. First, though, let's do some financial replanning.
It seems you've concluded that you may never again earn what you did before you lost your full-time position. And you can't afford to wait to find out. Given that, it's time to match your spending to meet those new expectations.
I suggest that you start by documenting where all your money goes each month. You'll be surprised at how quickly you'll find waste and fluff. No one likes to reduce expenses, but it may be necessary to pay your bills. Additionally, if you are using your credit cards to extend your income, you must stop. Use cash or a debit card so you don't add to your existing debt load.
If you need help with trimming expenses, contact a reputable, nonprofit credit counseling agency at the National Foundation for Credit Counseling or the Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies. A certified credit counselor will review your expenses and income and make suggestions on other budget cuts. A counselor also may help with lowering payments on your credit card debt.
If your bare-bones expenses still outstrip your income, you might consider taking IRA withdrawals to bridge the gap as long as it is a temporary fix. But watch out: If you keep taking money out of your IRA, you'll have a horrible retirement. As part of a short-term bridge, the Internal Revenue Service has rules that allow you to take early withdrawals from your IRA without a penalty.
As a last resort, you might consider a Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing. This could help you keep your house, and your unsecured creditors would have to settle for what the judge believes you can afford to pay over five years. You must be sure, however, that you can afford your current mortgage and all other expenses with your new income level. If not, it might be better to sell your home and downsize your living arrangements.
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Published 11:08 pm, Saturday, February 4, 2012
Nonito Donaire, fighting through the pain of a broken left hand suffered early in the fight, captured the vacant WBO world junior featherweight title Saturday night with a split decision over Puerto Rico's Wilfredo Vasquez, Jr.
Donaire rocked Vasquez to the canvas with a left uppercut and cross in the ninth round, the highlight moment in a rugged battle that saw both fighters bloodied at the end.
Judge Ruben Garcia had it 115-112 for Vasquez (21-2-1), while judges Levin Martinez and Don Trella scored it 117-110 for Donaire (28-1). The Express-News scored it 117-110 for the winner.
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With a crowd of 14,120, most favoring Vasquez, howling at the Alamodome, Donaire took control of the fight early and never let up the pressure on the game Vasquez. In the third, an uppercut apparently injured Donaire's left hand, but he fought through the pain for the remainder of the fight.
"I don't know exactly when it happened," Donaire, a Filipino native who now lives in San Leandro, Calif., said afterward as he made his way to his locker room, "but I know it was when I hurt him."
Vasquez, of Bayamon, Puerto Rico, had trouble throughout the fight in dealing with Donaire's snaking left hand. Donaire, fighting throughout with his left hand cocked near his hip and his right hand aside his face, showed little respect for Vasquez's punching power, at one point putting both his gloves on his knees and mugging.
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I know Golic grew up in Cleveland, but did he ever actually play for the Browns? Houston, Philly & Miami (for a spell, if he made the team) I know, if he ever played for the Browns it was for a spell, he's definently not thought of as a former Brown, however I'll assume he grew up rooting for them and they reserve some sort of spot in his heart.
Non the less, what he said is very true. I remember at the start of the season and thru last season all the talk of Armin Binns and how either Tate or Binns were lined up to start opposite of Green and couldn't believe they were actually taking that route. Hard not to be impressed with this collection of recievers, not to mention how Dalton spreads the ball around.


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You are underrating Asik.
There is no NBA player named Monte Ellis.
Ankle injury? he missed a game or two I think.
@WhatTheFFacts: Studies show that sarcasm enhances the ability of the human mind to solve complex problems!
Chandler Parsons wanted no part in that defensive assignment. Holy "No Mas", Batman.
Also, that picture of Lance staring into what's left of Dwight Howard's soul is possibly the greatest picture I've seen since Danny looking down on LeBron from 3 years ago.
Why does Hoosier not post when we win? I know someone said it earlier to and its very true. Even as we were beating the Heat, he didn't post a thing until they came back. I don't know, just very odd. Maybe he was busy I don't know - would be nice to see some positivity from him though.
Anywho, I had to work so I couldn't see much of the game. :-\ But welcome back Danny! I didn't think this day would come but I am so glad it did.
I tried to find some draft measurements but couldn't find anything for his hands. Lance must have hands like meathooks with some of the palming stuff he does.
Domination across the board. Great bounce back. Now we need to win out for the rest of the month.
Asik is big time overrated and his salary is going to be crazy next year, 15mil for a guy with no offense and can't hit free throws? meh.
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I figured, which is why Danny also has to let the ball sail out of bounds of Lance get's too Lance-y.
Seriously, I'm not saying this because Danny is fragile. A lot of college coaches are instructing players not to throw certain types of passes because there's a thought that the attempted catch can cause knee injuries (ACL, typically) from landing off balance. (I've seen it a few times, to be honest..). Just saying, with someone who now is prone to knee injuries..
At the same time, he's not Robert Parrish playing at 40. He's a lot like D-West in that his "old man game" should enable at least the possibility of playing another 6 years or so. Granted, that knee is an issue. Big issue. But, if it can stay relatively healthy, he'll age somewhat gracefully as an NBA player.
That's just what I think, anyway.
I saw a lot of reports that teams don't want to give too much for him because he is making 15mil next year, even Bill Simmons talked about that in the beggining of the game, maybe a rule that his salary goes up if he is traded?
@WhatTheFFacts: Studies show that sarcasm enhances the ability of the human mind to solve complex problems!
I like James Harden a little more after this:
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"Yo, are you a Miami Heat fan? Why are you here? You're at the wrong game." -James Harden to the Heat fan behind me….
"Nobody wants to play against Tyler Hansbrough NO BODY!" ~ Frank Vogel
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It's going to be hard to tell a guy to "take it easy". For most basketball players, especially former all-stars like Danny, the only know one way to play one way, hard.
some tool showed up in Heat gear? dude's lucky NBA parking lots aren't like NFL parking lots after games.
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George Hill had a tremendous game, and its perplexing to see how good this cat can be when plays with a chip on his shoulder.
Man I about lost my mind when Danny blocked Howards shot. Fieldhouse was rocking on that play. So glad to see my favorite player get back to competing. He was really making some great passes and moving the ball around, if thats a sign of things to come then this team is gonna be in really good shape going forward, playing smart ball. I don't worry about the 5 TO's. Most of them were just rust. This team, for me, is starting to feel whole again.
You can't get champagne from a garden hose.
For salary cap purposes it's 8.3, but it's 15 million in actual salary. It's been talked about as an impediment to an Asik deal that some owners just don't want to pay the cash even if the salary cap isn't affected. If Chicago had matched then the only change would have been that the salary cap number would have been 15 million along with the cash being that way.
I just love that we won by 33. Perfect.
I got to go to the game, it was fun.
That would be a really odd condition in the contract....that would mean that his 2013-2014 salary would then have to be adjusted from $8+ mil to something much lower ( $1 + mil ) and then re-adjust his 2014-2015 salary from $8+ mil to the $15 mil.
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In that time [In the time of Hazrat Mahdi (as)] LONGEVITY WILL WILL PREVAIL.
During that era [in the time of Hazrat Mahdi (as)] ALLAH, THE ALMIGHTY WILL DISPELL ALL ILLNESSES FROM THE MUSLIMS. THEY WILL REGAIN THEIR POWER AND STRENGTH.
(Bihar al-Anwar, vol. 52, p. 335 and 364; Mikyaal al-Makaarem, vol. 1, p. 247)
These hadiths indicate that as a result of the extraordinary progress in medical science and drugs in the time of Hazrat Mahdi (as), by the will of Allah, the blind will be cured and their eyes will get vision, most of the diseases will be treated, and people's life spans will thus be prolonged.


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Electric Burlesque
de Greg Holloway
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Electric Burlesque is a body of work that focuses on a small piece of the very large traditional and neo burlesque scene in Seattle, a burgeoning hotbed of burlesque and cabaret performers.
After moving back to Seattle from London, where I was introduced to a world of musicians, performers and enormously creative people I realized I needed to find Seattle's creative art scene.
As a photographer there is nothing more interesting to photograph than self-expressive performers. Most performers, whatever their canvas, are generally viewed as being on the fringe of society, a generalization that I would agree with. We need the fringe to keep society balanced. From my perspective, the majority of people hide their feelings, emotions and desires behind a veil of political correctness. Conversely, most performers and creatives express these things openly or in some cases use their art to break through that veil.
After going to my first burlesque show and meeting the performers I realized that I had no idea what burlesque was about and I was amazed at the talent and creativity of the women and men, as I have been so many times before by friends in London who are musicians.
I sometimes feel like I look at the world a little differently than most other people, a perspective for which I am grateful. When photographing a performer while they are performing I try to capture what I am seeing, which is the emotion and passion they express in their interaction with the audience. Nothing makes me happier than to have people show me they appreciate my art (photography) after taking my time and energy to create it. The difference for a performer is that all the work and energy they have put into a performance reaches its' climax during the performance and the audience is part of that climactic experience. There is so much there to capture and if I can, the images show the passion and energy of the performer and their interaction with the audience.
This is what is at the heart of Electric Burlesque.
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- Etiquetas Burlesque, Photo, Photography, Art, Artbook, Seattle, boylesque
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Smoked Salmon Tea Sandwiches
Assemble smoked-salmon tea sandwiches with herb butter on grain bread a day in advance, and cut before guests arrive.
- Yield: Makes about 3 dozen
Photography: Luca Trovato
Source: Martha Stewart Living, November 2000
- 3/4 pound (3 sticks) unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1 1/2 tablespoons minced chives
- 1 1/2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh dill
- 1 1/2 teaspoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1 1/2 teaspoons coarse salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1 1/2 loaves grain bread, sliced 1/4 inch thick
- 1 1/2 pounds smoked salmon, thinly sliced
In a bowl, combine the butter, chives, dill, lemon juice, salt, and pepper.
Lay out the bread slices; spread with prepared butter mixture. Top half the slices with the smoked salmon. Lay remaining slices, buttered-side down, on top of the salmon. Place sandwiches on a baking sheet, cover with plastic, and place in refrigerator until the butter is cold, about 30 minutes.
Transfer sandwiches to a cutting board. Trim crusts from sandwiches, and cut in half to form thin rectangles. Serve chilled.
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jensomm20 MAR, 2010Yum! Made with mini pumpernickel, and used about a 1/4 lb. more of the butter mixture and 1/2 lb. less of the salmon. Perfect for our high tea birthday party.Reply


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This document explains what makes up a User Data Protocol (UDP) packet, as well as the function of the Cisco Intelligent Contact Management (ICM) Message Delivery Service (MDS) Heartbeat message.
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How IP packets are transferred, with a focus on the UDP packet transfer method.
Cisco ICM and the Heartbeat mechanism associated with the MDS process.
Refer to Cisco Technical Tips Conventions for more information on document conventions.
UDP takes messages from the application process, attaches source and destination port number fields for the multiplexing or demultiplexing service, adds two additional fields, and passes the resulting segment to the network layer. The network layer encapsulates the segment into an IP datagram, and then makes an attempt to deliver the segment to the receiving host. If the segment arrives at the receiving host, UDP uses the port numbers, IP source, and the destination addresses to deliver the data in the segment to the correct application process.
Note: With UDP there are no handshakes between sending and receiving transport-layer entities before sending a segment. For this reason, UDP has no connections.
This is an example of a UDP packet, as well as the attributes of a UDP packet:
No connection establishment—UDP blasts away without formal preliminaries. Therefore, UDP does not introduce a delay to establish a connection.
No connection state—UDP does not maintain a connection state and does not track any of these parameters. For this reason, a server devoted to a particular application typically supports many more active clients when the application runs over UDP rather than Transmission Control Protocol (TCP).
Unregulated send rate—The speed at which UDP sends data is only constrained by the rate the application generates data, the capabilities of the source (such as CPU and clock rate), and the access bandwidth to the Internet. However, the receiving host does not necessarily receive all the data. When the network is congested, a significant portion of the UDP-transmitted data can be lost due to router buffer overflow. Therefore, the receive rate is limited by network congestion even if the sending rate is not constrained.
MDS Heartbeats are issued every 100 ms between Cisco ICM CallRouters on the private network. The makeup of the Heartbeat is as follows:
/* Heartbeat messages */ struct heartbeat { // Sent in both directions DWORD seqno; // Sequence number of this Heartbeat };
The MDS Heartbeat packet contains a destination address, source address, length, and the data that is the sequence number of that particular Heartbeat.
When the ICM CallRouter is cycled, the MDS Heartbeat sequence number starts at 0 (zero) and increments by one with each Heartbeat sent.
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24 Jan 2014 by Tara Kroes in Festivals & Events , Culture , History , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
The theatre doors open and the crowd of people waiting in the small lobby are allowed to take their seats. There is a sense of anticipation as audience members whisper to one another. The only things on stage are six wooden chairs stacked to resemble a solitary tree. Perhaps each chair represents a different branch of Al Pittman's work that, when stacked together, create one solid play, With Cruel Times in Between.
27 Nov 2013 by Tara Kroes in Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
The Anchor Room Bar is packed with people, every seat is taken. The waitress' twist and weave around tables like a snake through the jungle grass, serving cocktails to the patrons who wait with excited anticipation. Being told the show is a "must see" while visiting Gros Morne, National Park they are ready to experience it for themselves. The band members of Anchors Aweigh gather together behind the crowd to do their ritual shot before taking to the stage. They smile at each other, this is what they love to do. The smiles grow bigger as they walk on stage and pick up their instruments, the crowd can't help but smile too. You can see their passion for music as they play. The audience can feel it.
29 Oct 2013 by Tara Kroes in Boat Tours , Fishing , Nature , Culture , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
Explore the past, experience the beauty. Hiding between the great Tablelands and the vast Atlantic Ocean sits quiet Trout River. While proclaiming itself to be Newfoundland's best kept vacation secret, a more accurate account would be Canada's best kept secret. This destination should be on every travellers list when exploring Newfoundland. Situated 86km from Deer Lake International Airport, in the glorious Gros Morne National Park, it is a rare and beautiful find nestled within another rare and beautiful find.
21 Oct 2013 by Tara Kroes in Festivals & Events , Nature , Entertainment , Terra Nova , Cultural Experiences and Brigus
Celebrating a history full of hard work and heart at the 25th Annual Eastport Peninsula Agricultural Exhibition.
4 Oct 2013 by Tara Kroes in Boat Tours , Entertainment , Top Destinations and Gros Morne National Park
Watching the sunset on a clear, calm night, its final rays shimmering on the bay waters. The glowing ball of orange disappearing behind the strong, rustic 500 million year old tablelands. It is hard not feel overwhelmed by the natural beauty of the scene. This unique sight can only be seen from the water, which is why you need to get out onto Bonne Bay in a boat.
26 Sep 2013 by Randy Letto in Festivals & Events , Culture , Entertainment and Art GalleriesRegion: Labrador
When most people think about Labrador, chances are they don't think about catching a show at the theatre. However, the arts scene in Labrador is very much alive, and the fall line up for the Lawrence O'Brien Arts Centre promises some amazing province-wide talent.
23 Sep 2013 by Tara Kroes in Camping , Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Nature , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Cultural Experiences and Outdoor Adventure
A bus dropped us off at the side of the road where a small flag, set beside a narrow path that led into the forest, indicated the start of the trail. It was not a simple walking trail, there were some difficult parts, but it was beautiful. Halfway along the trail there was a lookout. I felt as though I was standing on top of the forest. All I could see were the tops of trees stretching out toward the open ocean in the distance. As I stood there catching my breath and taking in the beauty, I could almost have believed I was the only person on the planet....this is the chef hike at The Gathering Festival in Burlington Newfoundland
27 Aug 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Entertainment and Cultural Experiences
We just returned from comedian Shaun Majumder's "The Gathering" in Burlington on the Baie Verte, Peninsula and we can't say enough good things about the event. This was the second year of "The Gathering" which is designed to feature fire, food and music and to raise money to help build BSM Manor.
22 Aug 2013 by Lynn McShane in Boat Tours , Food & Dining , History , Entertainment , Top Destinations , Art Galleries and Trinity
Trinity has made a huge impact on the tourism scene in Newfoundland. Its beautiful historic properties, lovely art galleries, and great restaurants make for an awesome stay.
20 Jul 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
"My goal is to create memorable performances about this place –Cow Head and Newfoundland in general -that will appeal to both local residents and visitors alike" Theatre Newfoundland Labrador's artistic director Jeff Pitcher told us as we chatted in the bright June sunshine overlooking beautiful Cow Head Bay. And the dinner theatre performance of "Sinking of the S.S. Ethie" by Shane Ellis Coates fits this philosophy to a tee.
18 Jul 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Festivals & Events , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
Neddy Norris Night is Gros Morne Theatre Festival's dedicated musical performance and although the show has been running for many years under that name, each year is definitely different. Artistic director Jeff Pitcher told us before the show that some people think that it is going to be the identical show as in past years and hence don't come to it. But as we found out even though Stephanie Payne has been the musical director for the show over the past two years, this show is very different than last years.
18 Jul 2013 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Entertainment
Stage West Theatre Festival (SWTF) is celebrating its 5th year and offers residents and visitors to Corner Brook lots of great entertainment for an evening out. One of their 5 shows runs almost every night from July 4 to August 2 at either the Corner Brook Arts and Culture Centre or the Royal Canadian Legion. All shows start at 8:00 pm and you can pay $17 per show or buy a season pass for just $65 which must be one of the best deals around.
28 May 2013 by Ed Kirby in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Icebergs , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park , Cultural Experiences and Twillingate
What's with the alliterative names of Newfoundland and Labrador festivals?
26 Apr 2013 by Guest Blogger in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Nature , Parks , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park , Cultural Experiences , Geology & Fossils and L'Anse aux Meadows
Five highlights from a road trip down Newfoundland's Route 430.
15 Oct 2012 by Guest Blogger in Festivals & Events and EntertainmentRegion: Avalon
The St. John's International Women's Film Festival is celebrating its 23-year anniversary by focusing on long-form feature length films.
23 Sep 2012 by Alyssa Free in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events , Hiking & Walking , Entertainment and Cultural Experiences
I woke up early, determined to get a fresh start on the day and take in as much of the beautiful coastline as possible. It was a gorgeous morning, and I was quite content to sit on a cozy rock and watch the sun scatter its rays across the water. And that's just what I did – until it was time for the main event: the food hike; the reason people flock from all over the world to the Roots, Rants and Roars festival.
22 Sep 2012 by Alyssa Free in Food & Dining , Festivals & Events and Entertainment
Over the past few years, a culinary revolution has swept over Newfoundland and Labrador and The Roots, Rants and Roars festival in Elliston is a perfect example. It's a regional celebration of the natural gifts of the province: food, culture, land and sea. The Friday night event, "King of Cod", kicked off the weekend of culinary delights, featuring cod as the hero, or as Todd Perrin – one of the chief organizers of the event – would say, Newfoundland's "national dish".
19 Aug 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Entertainment , Terra Nova and Cultural Experiences
On our most recent trip to Central Newfoundland we were focusing on seeing places and doing activities that we had not done before. We had been very impressed with the Barbour Living Heritage Village in Newtown and were blown away with the scenery, hiking and beaches on the Eastport Peninsula (see previous blogs). We then turned our attention to Terra Nova National Park (http://www.pc.gc.ca/pn-np/nl/terranova/index.aspx) and decided to head to the Visitor's Centre where the staff suggested doing the 3.5 km hike (1 way) to Buckley Cove.
14 Aug 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Entertainment and Cultural Experiences
Daniel Payne is a well known musician from Cow Head who is in demand as a performer across the province. In fact, when we saw his Gros Morne Summer Music performance on Tuesday, August 7 he told us he had just arrived from the St. John's Folk Festival just before the show was to start. He had planned on getting to the Corner Brook Arts and Culture Centre earlier than 7:50 pm (for his 8:00 pm show!) but there was fog on the Avalon Peninsula to which he said "That is no surprise" but then he got a flat tire just outside of Grand Falls "and that was a surprise".
5 Aug 2012 by Keith and Heather Nicol in Kayaking , Entertainment , Gros Morne National Park and Cultural Experiences
"Elvis and Mavis" has many themes that will resonate with people from Newfoundland where the tug of the big city dreams runs full tilt into the living in the province's rural areas. And in the 1990's when this play is set, the cod fishery is gone so trying to earn a living in Newfoundland's outports is harder than ever. Elvis (Colin Furlong) has just lost his job at the Roddickton fish plant and is frustrated with the general loss of control of Newfoundland's resources so he decides to blow up the dam at Churchill Falls unless the unfair contract with Quebec can be renegotiated.


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THE devastating consequences of drink driving have been outlined by one of the police officers behind the Dorset Police Christmas drink and drug driving campaign.
Death, injury and collision damage, as well as possible imprisonment, driving bans and huge fines are all consequences of the socially unacceptable offence, said Sergeant Nikki Burt.
She was speaking outside Bournemouth magistrates' court as more people charged with drink and drug driving related offences were facing the music behind its doors.
The Daily Echo has joined forces with Dorset Police to name and shame all those convicted of such offences during the festive campaign.
- 87 charged in drink drive crackdown
- 84 charged so far in police drink drive crackdown - see the latest 13 to face court
- 14 more motorists named and shamed in police drink driving crackdown
- Revealed: 12 motorists caught drink driving in police crackdown
- Driving ban for carer found over drink drive limit
See a gallery of those convicted of drink-driving offences during the Christmas campaign here
But Sgt Burt stressed that those who avoided detection during December are not off the hook.
"This campaign has identified that there are still people who continue to drive having had alcohol to drink" she said.
"Although we have enhanced campaigns at Christmas and in the summer, this offence remains a priority for Dorset Police throughout the year."
She said anyone thinking of driving should avoid alcohol altogether adding: "One drink is one too many. Drivers are in control of a potentially lethal weapon and there are still fatal collisions happening where alcohol is a factor."
She urged anyone planning to drink alcohol to arrange transport with a nominated driver or taxi, or to arrange accommodation.
And she also asked members of the public to report anyone they suspect is breaking the law.
"Call 999 if it is happening at the time or 101 with non-urgent information about drink drivers" she said.
A total of 65 people were charged with such offences in Dorset during the Christmas campaign and many have already appeared before magistrates in Bournemouth and Weymouth. Others will come before the courts during the rest of January and in February.
- A third more drivers were breathalysed during Dorset Police's Christmas drink and drive campaign last year, compared with 2012.
A total of 1,472 breath tests were carried out by officers between December 1 and New Year's Day, compared with 1,107 during the 2012 campaign – an increase of 33 per cent.
The Force recorded 103 positive breath tests during the campaign, compared to 101 in 2012.
This saw the percentage of people supplying positive breath tests drop from nine per cent in 2012 to seven per cent in 2013.
Every driver involved in a collision or stopped while committing a moving road traffic offence during the campaign was breath tested, irrespective of whether they were suspected of drink driving or not.
In all 430 breath tests were carried out following collisions, of these 25 were positive or the individual refused or failed to provide.
A total of 108 people were arrested during the campaign. Of these 65 people aged between 18 and 75 were charged – 16 women and 49 men.


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MIAMI (AP) — Violent crime at the nation's schools is declining, and students and schools are reporting less bullying and gang activity.
But new government data reports an increase in cyber bullying and youth suicides.
"Cyber bullying issue has really moved to center stage and that's probably the next major challenge that school officials and others will have to address," said Ron Stephens, executive director of the National School Safety Center, a nonprofit advocacy organization.
He said the higher number of suicides wasn't surprising.
"I think that's a number we'll see increasing based on what's happening with all the cyber bullying," Stephens said.
The number of violent deaths declined to 33 in the 2009-10 school year, the lowest number on record since the agencies began collecting data in 1992, according to data released by the U.S. Department of Education and the Department of Justice on Wednesday. In the previous school year, there were 38 such deaths.
Thefts and nonfatal violent crimes declined from 1.2 million in 2008 to 828,000 in 2010.
"Students perceive schools as being safer than they were," said Tom Snyder, a project director of the National Center for Education Statistics
While the data show a consistent decline across several indicators, there were increases in a few areas, including cyber bullying and suicides among youth age 5 - 18 outside of school. Some school safety advocates question whether the numbers are accurate at all, noting the data is collected through surveys and not incident based reporting.
"The federal reports grossly underestimate the extent of school violence," said Ken Trump, president of the National School Safety and Security Services, a Cleveland-based consulting firm.
Veronica Joyner, president of Parents United for Better Schools in Philadelphia, said the numbers did not ring true to her.
"It's underreported," Joyner said. "Many of the administrators will not report serious incidents because it looks like they're not doing their job at the school and that is part of their evaluation."
Snyder said the report is based on seven surveys.
"We were showing fairly consistent patterns of decreases," he said.
Of the 33 violent deaths involving students, staff and others on school campuses, 25 were homicides, five were suicides and three involved a law enforcement officer. Among youth ages five to 18, there were 17 homicides and one suicide that occurred on school grounds.
The highest number of violent deaths at schools occurred in the 2006-07 school year, when there were 63.
"These tragic incidents are fortunately relatively rare, but it's hard to interpret a change from one year to another," Snyder said. "The numbers are lower but you don't know if it's part of a national pattern or just reflecting random occurrences in those years."
The annual report comes after a number of high profile incidents, including the 2010 suicide of Phoebe Prince, who hung herself after repeated bullying at a high school in South Hadley, Mass. Five students later accepted plea deals in criminal cases. Prince's death was among several that led to new laws cracking down on bullying in schools.
The total number of homicides, including those not committed on school grounds, declined from 1,701 to 1,579 among youth ages five to 18 in the 2008-09 school year. The number of suicides, however, saw an increase, from 1,231 to 1,344 in the 2008 calendar year.
And while the proportion of students ages 12 to 18 who reported being bullied at school has declined from 32 to 28 percent, more say they are being cyber bullied, an increase from 4 to 6 percent.
Trump said he was skeptical of the numbers showing an overall decrease in crime. He said that in traveling across the country and conducting school safety presentations with administrators, he asks whether they've experienced the crime decline the federal government reports.
"I have yet to have one person raise their hand," Trump said.
Joyner said her advocacy organization has noticed an increase in violent attacks on children. The Philadelphia School District recently decided to eliminate 91 school police jobs.
"You always need supervision, particularly in high schools," Joyner said. "My concern is the impact of what's going on in our schools is going to get worse."


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Zac Efron needs to be a man
Vanessa Hudgens wants Zac Efron to stop being a pansy. She's getting tired of his pretty boy antics and basically wants Zac to grow a pair, according to the latest issue of Star magazine:
"She wants to date a man, not a little girl," an insider revealed to Star. "Vanessa told (Zac) to stop being such a sissy and freaking out when he gets blemishes."
Zac apparently got his panties in a bunch last month and almost bailed on a birthday party for Vanessa's little sister:
"He just flipped out. He knew there were a bunch of girls at the party who worship him — and he didn't want them all staring at his pimple."
For a low weekly fee of $50,000, I'll give Zac Efron lessons in being a man. My 100-week course will cover such manly topics as: Who needs a 401k when you can buy lap dances? Beer as part of a balanced breakfast. Tuning out your significant other so you can concentrate on a TV show you don't even want to watch. And, of course, smoking a cigar while driving a tank. At the end, Zac Efron will be so rugged he'll never whine about a pimple again – because it'll be hidden under his beard! If your computer crashed, it's because my words just assaulted it with ruggedness.


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Well I didn't get every thing on my wish list this year, but it was a lot longer that what the wife is used to so she is probably still in shock!
I thought that I'd start this thread because I know we're all curious to find out what was under everyone's tree. (At least I am! )
I received a new BBQ light. The cool weatherproof one that everyone was ranting about a few months ago. There was also a new pair of 16" stainless steel tongs, a stainless steel injector with the biggest "needle" I've ever seen!!! , a long handled meat fork, a sitter for a chicken on a can, and a mini food processor for making sauces. There are other gifts as well like the Galileo thermometer that are not BBQ related so I'll not list them here.
I still have a second chance for more BBQ presents as my birthday is in less than two weeks!!!!
I hope everyone had a safe and joyous Christmas.


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If the Nuggets make Carmelo Anthony available via trade as expected, the Kings will make an offer.
"If and when the Denver Nuggets commit to a sign-and-trade for Carmelo Anthony, the Kings will thrust themselves into the conversation. Count on it," writes Ailene Voisin of the Sacramento Bee.
"That said, Joe and Gavin Maloof have been consistent about two things: (1) They are not interested in adding role players to eat up the salary cap space they've finally created; and (2) They are absolutely interested in a game-changer type of player, someone who puts fannies in the seats and affects the won-loss percentage."


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We'll have more in a bit.
I am not going to be able to be around the computer for every pick today, but we will do our best here to wrap things up and catch up.
Boy, they're moving pretty fast here. Gotta like that.
The Rangers' web site has some video interviews with Sather, Clark and McIlrath.
The Rangers have only three picks remaining: No. 100, No. 130 and No. 190.
For round-by-round, pick-by-pick draft lists, click here.
Here's the announcement of the Sanguinetti trade, from the Rangers:
New York acquires a 2nd round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft and a 6th round pick in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft
New York, June 26, 2010 – New York Rangers President and General Manager Glen Sather announced today that the club has traded defenseman Bobby Sanguinetti to the Carolina Hurricanes for Washington's second round pick in the 2011 NHL Entry Draft and a 6th round pick, 157th overall, in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft.
Sanguinetti, 22, appeared in 61 games with the Hartford Wolf Pack of the American Hockey League (AHL) this season, registering nine goals and 29 assists for 38 points, along with 22 penalty minutes. He led all Hartford defensemen with a career-high nine goals, and tied for first among Wolf Pack blueliners in points and ranked second in assists. Sanguinetti skated in five games with the Rangers, making his NHL debut on November 27 at Tampa Bay.
The 6-3, 190-pounder has appeared in 150 career AHL games over four seasons with Hartford, recording 15 goals and 69 assists for 84 points, along with 68 penalty minutes.


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Saint Leo Finishes Tremendous 2010-11 Season
LAKELAND, Fla. – The 10th-ranked Saint Leo women's golf team put the wraps on a memorable 2010-11 season on Tuesday as they carded a final round 310 to finish sixth in the NCAA Regional Tournament contested at The Club at Eaglebrooke and hosted by Florida Southern College.
As a team, the Lions carded a three-round 930 (306-314-310) and finished eight strokes behind fifth-place Belmont Abbey in the nine-team tournament.
Nova Southeastern won the tournament for the fourth year in a row, finishing 13 shots ahead of Rollins, and 17 ahead of Florida Southern. It's also the fourth year in a row those three schools have claimed the top three spots in the South Region Tournament. All three will move on to the Division II National Tournament.
Individually, junior Goeun Lee may have previewed what will come next year as she finished tops in the Saint Leo lineup posting a three round 78-78-74—230. She finished 20th overall and was just three strokes shy of an individual bid for the national tournament, awarded to the top three individual finishers on non-qualifying teams.
Playing in her final tournament of her collegiate career, Elaine Evans Spirit of Saint Leo Award winner Jordan Hatch was two strokes and two spots shy of the team's top spot as she finished 22nd overall and carded a three round 75-78-79—232.
Finishing her first season in Green and Gold, and sandwiched between the two seniors, Sunshine State Conference Freshman of the YearHeather Petronis finished in 25th and posted a 75-81-78—234.
Suzanne Ervin, also playing in her final tournament for Saint Leo and concluding her two-year career as a Lion, finished 37th overall and fourth on the team with a 84-77-79—240 total.
Rounding out the lineup for SLU was Tricia Maloney, who ends her junior year with a 78-83-84—245 to finish 43rd.
Nova Southeastern's winning score of 875 (+11) was the best in the 10-year history of the South/Southeast Super Regional Tournament. Rollins had the previous record with a +13 in 2005. The Sharks were very consistent from start to finish, with a 291 in round one, a 294 in round two, and a 290 in the final round. The Tars were even better (295-298-295).
Nova Southeastern's Sandra Changkija claimed regional medalist honors for the third time in her career. She previously won in 2008 and 2009, and was the runner-up to Joanna Coe last year. While Nova set a new team scoring record in the tournament, Changkija set a new individual record with a two-under par 214. That's one stroke better than the previous mark set by Charlotte Campbell of Rollins in 2005, and matched by Coe in 2009, and Changkija last year.
The senior from Orlando began the day with a 5-stroke lead over Coe and Fabia Rothenfluh of Rollins, and never lost the lead, even after a bogey on three of her first four holes. Rothenfluh got as close as one stroke when Changkija had a double bogey on 13, but birdies of 17 and 18 allowed Changkija to win by three strokes and set the new individual scoring record in the process.
The NCAA Division II National Tournament runs next Wednesday through Saturday, May 11-14, in Allendale, Michigan. The tournament will be played at The Meadows, hosted by Grand Valley State.


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ARCATA- Arcata Fire Protection District will continue their parcel fee for residents within their fire district. A committee made up of citizens within the district recommended that the fire district keep the $22 parcel fee to continue the additional revenue for the fire district.
Fire Chief Desmond Cowan said the revenue is needed for the district to grow with the community. "We really need to prepare to move onto the next step," said Cowan.
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