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The Indianapolis Colts have signed rookie receiver Nathan Palmer to their active roster, a possible indication Austin Collie will be lost for an extended time.
Palmer was a member of the San Francisco 49ers practice squad, but confirmed today via his Twitter account he is relocating.
. . . Im (excited) for a new opportunity in my home state!, he wrote. Coming home mom and dad!!!
Palmer attended Elkhart Central H.S. and was a college teammate of Colts rookie quarterback Chandler Harnish at Northern Illinois.
The addition of the 5-11, 195-pound Palmer might indicate the severity of a knee injury suffered by Collie in Sundays loss to Jacksonville. Collie grabbed his right knee after catching a 6-yard pass from Andrew Luck. He had to be helped off the field and was taken to the locker room on a cart.
After game, coach Chuck Pagano said, Feel just terrible for Austin. Just terrible, terrible thing fighting what hes fought through and then to have something like this happen.
A magnetic resonance imaging test was scheduled, but the team has not commented on the results.
Collie missed the first two games this season after suffering a concussion Aug. 19 at Pittsburgh. He missed the final seven games in 2010 after suffering multiple concussions.
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Essay and Poster Contest - Pro Life Ohio
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Pro Life Ohio Inc. is sponsoring an Essay and Poster Contest for students in the 7th - 12th Grades. The winners (two for posters) and (two for essays) will receive a $50 dollar bill.
The poster should be on 8 1/2 x 11 white sheet of tag. The essay should be 200 to 300 words typed and double spaced on a Pro-Life topic defending the sanctity of life from conception to natural death against affronts to life ranging from contraception and abortion to euthanasia. Posters and Essay's should be postmarked no later than December 1st, 2012. Winners will be notified in writing by January 5, 2013 and asked to read their essay's at the "March For Life" to be held on January 20th. Contact your pastor, school principal for an entry form. For more information call 419-347-2775.
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Six Big Ten teams are ranked, and that doesn't count Wisconsin, the best team right now with a 4-0 league record.
How do you explain such excellence?
Izzo points to the coaches.
"When I first came into this league, I thought we had an incredible group of coaches with Bob Knight, Clem Haskins, Gene Keady, Tom Davis, Lou Henson. It was an unbelievable cast who had been at it 15 years or more. Then it broke up a little bit.
"Now I think it's one of the greatest coaching conferences in the country. You look at our bottom teams, and some of those have our best coaches. You look around and some unbelievable guys have joined the ranks, and the ones who have been here have been pretty solid."
Izzo is the Big Ten veteran. He's in his 18th season and won his 200th conference game Wednesday night at Penn State. He's won 427 games overall.
Wisconsin's Bo Ryan has the best Big Ten winning percentage in history at 71.5 percent (136-54). That's better than No. 2 Thad Matta (71.1 percent) and No. 3 Bob Knight (70.0).
Ryan has also won 663 games overall.
Michigan's John Beilein has won 658 games. Minnesota's Tubby Smith has won 505 with a national title while at Kentucky. Purdue's Matt Painter has won three conference coach of the year awards in his eight seasons. He has 194 career wins in nine overall seasons.
Ryan also points to the fan interest — "basketball is revered in the Midwest. It means something on each campus" — and strong recruiting.
"There are a lot of good players in the Midwest," he said, adding that today's Big Ten strugglers could soon turn it around.
"If you look at it, if you're not getting it done now, the future looks bright," Ryan added.
The immediate future could include a strong postseason showing. Indiana, Michigan and Minnesota all are or have been in the top 10, and have the potential to make a Final Four run. A grueling Big Ten season, even if it results in more losses than normal, is excellent postseason preparation.
"You've got to face a lot of different looks," Ryan said. "That helps in the postseason."
Added Izzo: "I don't think there's any question that the better competition you play, the better prepared you are. Especially in this league — people are playing zone, man, pressing. You get a wide variety of different offenses and defenses. That's been good.
"It gives you the best chance in March because you've faced the toughest crowds in the country and faced some of the best coaches and the best players in the country."Bad mouth Wisconsin (13-4) all you want. Say its fast Big Ten start came from an easy — by Big Ten standards — schedule. Say it's lucky.
While you're saying that, the Badgers are 4-0 in the conference and looking to stay there for a while.
You win at Assembly Hall, which has become as difficult a place for visiting teams to play as there is in the country, and you're set up for a long wave of success.
"If you're going to beat a team like this," Ryan said after the IU victory, "you have to have a lot of things go well. I thought we took pretty good care of the ball considering their pressure and as athletic as Indiana is.
"The thing in this league is, let's enjoy it for 24 hours and then we know we've got to get ready for Iowa at Iowa.
"But I really liked how hard our guys played and the adjustments that the guys made on the court."
IU threw all kinds of defensive pressure at Wisconsin, with minimal success. The Badgers only had eight turnovers compared to 12 assists. They held the Hoosiers to just three fast-break points, none in the second half.
"We know that if they got into transition," Ryan said, "they can score in bunches. All you have to do is look at their game films. Our goal was to not let that happen, but saying it and doing it, have it as a plan, are different things. It just so happened to work (Tuesday night)."Izzo will receive the Wayman Tisdale Humanitarian Award. The award goes to an individual involved in college basketball who has made a significant positive impact on society. ESPN announcer Dick Vitale and Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski won previously.
Izzo has coached the Spartans to one national championship and six Final Fours. His record is 426-172 in 18 years. More than 80 percent of his players graduate. He's an active volunteer in the community and is involved in fund raising for Coaches Vs. Cancer, Volunteers of America, Sparrow Hospital and the V Foundation for Cancer Research.
Tisdale is a former standout college and NBA player who died in 2009 after a two-year battle with cancer.
"Few coaches in collegiate athletics have endured and excelled like Tom Izzo," said David Gillikin, 2012 chairman of the Wayman Tisdale Freshman of the Year Award Advisory Board, in a release. "His record of achieving the highest levels of success on the court together with his focus and success in graduating his players and positively impacting the community make him the ideal selection and adds another very significant name to the growing list of Tisdale Humanitarian honorees."


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NEEDHAM, Mass. – As the leaves begin to change and the New England Revolution's 2013 regular season comes to an end, the soccer team will celebrate its last match by hosting the inaugural PMC Night at its home finale on Saturday, Oct. 19. Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) cyclists will be honored at Gillette Stadium for their participation in the 34th annual bike-a-thon, riding and raising money to support adult and pediatric patient care and cancer research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and The Jimmy Fund.
The PMC raises more money for charity than any other single athletic fundraising event in the country. On Aug. 3 and 4, 5,533 cyclists rode up to 190 miles in the two-day fundraising event with the collective goal of raising $38 million. The PMC annually contributes 100 percent of every rider-raised dollar directly to The Jimmy Fund. Since its 1980 inception, the PMC has raised $375 million.
"This is an exciting opportunity to work with the Revolution and professional soccer," said PMC Founder and Executive Director Billy Starr. "The PMC now has all of Boston's major professional sports actively involved with our weekend and mission."
"The Pan-Mass Challenge is an amazing event that brings together some of the most dedicated citizens in our region for an outstanding cause," New England Revolution president Brian Bilello said. "We're pleased to recognize these folks who have made the commitment to fundraise for cancer research, an issue that has touched us closely this year."
Ticket information
To purchase a ticket for the New England Revolution game against Columbus Crew, which starts at 7:30 p.m., go to: CLICK HERE and use the password: REVOLUTION13.
Tickets are $17 and include a seat in the PMC section and free parking in the PMC tailgate zone. PMCers and Revolution fans alike will be entered to win prizes, including soccer gear signed by Revolution players, and will enjoy a special visit by the Rev Girls and Slyde the Fox, the Revolution's mascot.
About the Pan-Mass Challenge
The Pan-Mass Challenge is a pioneer of the athletic fundraising industry and today raises more money for charity than any other single event in the country. On Aug. 3 and 4, 2013, more than 5,500 cyclists rode with the goal of raising $38 million for adult and pediatric patient care and cancer research at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute through the Jimmy Fund. The PMC, an annual bike-a-thon that spans up to 190 miles, is a model of fundraising efficiency, donating 100 percent of every rider-raised dollar to the cause. Since the PMC's 1980 inception, the event has raised $375 million. The 35th annual PMC is Aug. 2 and 3, 2014. For more information about the PMC, visit pmc.org.


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Diverse LPWAN specs available for different IoT applications
Mobile + telecom | 33min ago
Acer increases marketing budget for gaming notebooks
IT + CE | 45min ago
UL to help Taiwan set up certification capability for offshore wind farms
Green energy | 50min ago
FormoSat-5 sends blurry images
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Touch Taiwan 2017: ITRI showcases flexible display, touch technologies
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India PV firms eyeing overseas markets
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PCB firm Unitech president steps down
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Leading-edge paves way for pure-play foundry growth, says IC Insights
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Synopsys tapes out DesignWare, Interface IP for TSMC 7nm FinFET process
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EIH, Plastic Logic strengthen e-paper partnership
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Taiwan market: CHT teams up with Fox+ to provide OTT service
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NAND flash supply to stay tight til end-2017, says Phison chairman
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- China market: All-screen smartphone shipments ramping up
- Yageo plans 15-20% price hike for MLCC chips
- MJC striving for more orders for logic chips from Taiwan
- China expected to account for over 20% of Quanta server shipments in 2018
- GuoDian United Power to sell stake in wind turbine maker
- Touch Taiwan 2017: EIH to showcase ACeP display products
- Touch Taiwan 2017: AUO to present 8K4K bezel-less TV display
- Edom 3Q17 revenues to increase over 20% sequentially
- Touch Taiwan 2017: Innolux to highlight gaming notebook panels
- SMIC, Brite and Synopsys team up for IoT platform
- LPWAN reduces maintenance and operation costs of IoT devices with long life cycles
- Genius Electronic Optical dismisses report about insider trading
- Synology expanding network storage business in North America
- GigaDevice signs wafer supply contract with SMIC
- Taiwan market: Low pricing alarms PV supply chain
- 5G brings new business opportunities: Q&A with Alpha Networks chairman John Lee
- PlayNitride to kick off trial production for Micro LED panels at year-end 2017
- TUV Rheinland launches photobiological safety lab in South Korea
- Synnex applies AI to logistics operation in China, says paper
- Dell sees solid on-year growth in worldwide monitor market in 2Q17, says IDC
- AI processor emerging as new opportunity for China, says expert
- Touch Taiwan 2017: Innolux to debut 100-inch high brightness quantum dot public display
- Talent counts most in China IC development, says former SMIC CEO
- HannStar Display to record 40% on-quarter revenue growth in 3Q17
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- Apple discussing US$3 billion stake in Bain's Toshiba bid (Sep 14) - Bloomberg
- Bitcoin is a fraud which will 'blow up' according to JPMorgan Chase CEO (Sep 13) - Neowin.net
- Reactions to Apple iPhone X (Sep 13) - BBC News
- China's Huawei makes hiring splash in Japan by doubling salaries (Sep 13) - Nikkei Asian Review
- Apple suffers 'major iPhone X leak' (Sep 11) - BBC News
- Apple kills off its annual music festival in London after 10 years (Sep 4) - The Verge
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- Tatung smart appliance and energy management services bolstered by Microsoft Azure
- Gorilla demonstrates video intelligence facial recognition technology at WCIT 2017
- Clientron to display POS terminals with NFC multi-payment solution at NRA Show 2017
- Wanshih Electronic showcasing connector solutions in Computex 2017
- More use cases and applications, AMD optimistic about VR development outlook
- Unisys IT Implementation of Unisys Stealth Solution for Data Center Segmentation
- Getting the Most Out Of Your Next Generation Digital Security Surveillance System
- Embracing the New Generation Intel Atom Family with DDR3 Memory Support
- Got The Message? Ensuring efficient and reliable delivery of content across a mission critical digital signage network
- Emb' Store On-Demand Software Service for Embedded Computing
- Perforce Software Wins Develop Industry Excellence Award for the Second Year in a Row
- Perforce Teams with Leading Git Client Developer fournova
- Perforce Introduces Helix GitSwarm: Flexible Git Ecosystem Mirrored to a Powerful Mainline Repository
- Perforce Helix Distributed Version Control System Brings Greater Flexibility While Maintaining Enterprise-class Security, Auditability and Control
- Perforce Powers Development of Legacy Quest for iOS and Android
- Digitimes Research: Top-5 notebook brand and top-3 ODMs see shipments slide on month in July
- Micron executive skeptical about UFS
- Enterprise board choices with new AMD and Intel CPU platforms: Whom to support?
- Frankfurt ISC 2017 post-show European high end computing adventure: a place in Taiwan for it?
- Taiwan market: Paypal enhances service by disabling domestic payment processing
- AMD launches Zen-based datacenter processors and new GPU accelerators for servers
- Apple announces two new iPad Pros
- Computex 2017: Acer Predator Triton 700 gaming notebook to Ship with Nvidia GTX 1080 GPUs
- Computex 2017: Asustek shows new members for its ZenBook and VivoBook
- AMD unveils Radeon Pro Duo graphics card
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I like to do gardening, artwork, and cookout for family & friends. I like to create new recipies and experiment with my cookouts. I'm sending one of my recipies for your contest.
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Editor's note: This market commentary is provided by the Dairy Division at FCStone/Downes-O'Neill in Chicago, Ill.
Friday was essentially a trading holiday as market participants were on vacation in mass.
Volume Friday was lackluster from a complete trade perspective. But it does appear that for a second consecutive day, sell-side hedgers funneled, or at least tried to funnel, into the market place. Prices last Friday were pressured lower by as much as 24 cents in 2011 Class III, and on the week July began to look top-heavy, but it still closed at $20.51 vs. $20.28 a week previous. On Friday, the October contracts closed at $17.80 vs. $17.58.
The blocks saw their first offer since 6/17/11 and their first price decline since 6/9/11 when they fell just a quarter cent; this time around, they fell a half cent. Other than those two days, you would have to go back to 5/11/11 for a block price decline. The bull appears to be stopped in its tracks and this is just one piece of evidence, along with Dairy Market News confirming the natural cheese is more prevalent in the sales market and mozzarella demand is weak. DMN even went so far as to basically say (paraphrased with a slant) that exports would be nil if not for CWT. In other words, we are paying to export so we can remain price competitive.
Cheese futures traded 32 times last Friday, and while that might seem a small number given the holiday lack of activity, cheese traded the second most (to Class III) of all dairy products. Its price action was in line with that of the class market, and it should be.
We look for Class III to open steady to firm.
We all know by now that corn has lost its bullish steam. But Friday we closed well off our lows, as Dec 2011 traded as low as $5.7550 and came back to close at $5.9675. We are not calling this a bottom, but the market appears oversold. Growing conditions have been great lately, but temps are heating up and forecast to reach undesirable levels very soon, which may provide some price support.
Still, I had the opportunity to eat a brat at the edge of a northern Illinois cornfield this weekend, and though you can't tell much from the perimeter — and even less from the highway — that corn was chest high if it were an inch. So, overall, the market is starting the second half of the year with a bearish tone. A short-term bounce is due from our perspective, and perhaps a substantial one given the amount of selling we had seen in a short period of time. But the prevailing trend may very well be to the downside into harvest.
We look for corn to open 12 to 15 cents higher and for beans to open 10 to 15 higher.
Daily CME spot market prices:
Block cheese: $2.125 (down 0.5 cent)
Barrel cheese: $2.0975 (up 1 cent)
Butter: $2.04 (up 1 cent)
Grade A NFDM: $1.625 (unchanged)
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49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick either has a much-older actress as his new girlfriend, or he has some explaining to do about an Instagram photo.
Kaepernick posted a cozy picture on his Instagram account of he and actress Sanaa Lathan on Saturday night. That fueled speculation the 25-year-old 49er is dating the 42-year-old actress who appeared in "Love & Basketball" and is a Cal graduate.
Kaepernick wrote "@sanaalathan this." on his photo and Lathan shared the picture on her Instagram page with a caption of "@kaepernick7 xoxo."
Neither Kaepernick nor Lathan have addressed the rumors that they are dating.
Kaepernick recently denied that he was dating U.S. soccer player Sydney Leroux.


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BTU: Trade Set Up
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When I look at any blank chart, I try to envision whether or not a particular market might be setting up using my methodology. If it looks interesting enough, I will start to analyze both the time and price axis of that chart. Peabody (BTU) looked pretty interesting to me after a relatively healthy decline, so here is what I found.
First since BTU has been trading down recently, I want to know if running Fibonacci timing cycles would suggest a possible low anytime soon. I ran a timing histogram on the program I use that identified February 11-15 as timing for a possible low using calendar day projections. I also ran quite a few trading day cycles which came due between February 8-14. These cycles and the histogram are illustrated on the daily chart below. (Trading day cycle projections vs calendar day projections are typically only a day or so different except when comparing much larger swings in time.) When I see a clustering of Fibonacci time cycles I know that the odds for a reversal of whatever the current trend is at that time are higher than usual. Since we are trading down into the time cycles I'm looking for a reversal back UP.
Now let's look at the price axis of the market next. On this daily chart I ran all possible Fibonacci price relationships from the key swing highs and lows labeled on this chart. The price relationships include retracements, extensions and projections. Running these relationships identified a key price support zone at the $22.02-$23.31 area. BTU is currently testing just above the top end of this zone with Friday's low being made at $23.36.
With both time and price parameters coming together for a possible low, the next step is to dial it down to a 15 or 30-minute chart to look for a trigger that would tell us that it is worth placing a bet on the buy side of this stock in this next week.
For more information of using triggers with my work, please refer to this article that includes the guidelines:
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OAKLAND — At least one thing got cleared up Monday for the Raiders they will host the San Diego Chargers on Sunday night at 8:35 p.m.
With the A's announcing that Game 2 of the American League Division Series against the Detroit Tigers will be at 6:07 p.m. Saturday, the Raiders will push back their 1:25 p.m. Sunday starting time against San Diego to 8:35 p.m.
The later kickoff time will allow the crew to get the stadium reconfigured for football following evening.
The game will be shown on the NFL Network and on a yet-to-be determined local television channel.
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The National Retail Federation applauded a Senate vote to proceed with debate on S.743, an act to level the sales tax field for online and brick-and-mortar stores.
NRF president and CEO Matthew Shay issued the following statement: "NRF applauds today's Senate vote on the Marketplace Fairness Act and we commend Senators Enzi, Durbin, Alexander and Heitkamp for their skilled leadership in moving this legislation ahead."
"This is fundamentally about fairness and the need for government to end its discriminatory sales tax policy that disadvantages local, community-based retailers in favor of remote and online sellers," he added.
"Despite what the opponents say this is not a new tax," the statement continued. "The Marketplace Fairness Act is a common-sense piece of legislation, which allows states to enforce their own sales tax rules on remote sales, protects small business owners and e-commerce entrepreneurs with a robust small business exemption, and finally allows retailers to compete in a free and fair marketplace."
The NRF hopes to see Senate action before Thursday morning.


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Library receives donation of valuable reference books from the Daughters of the American Revolution
Muskingum University Library has accepted the donation of a valuable
set of reference books from the Cambridge chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution (DAR).
The Anna Asbury Stone Chapter of the DAR has
donated the three-volume set, America's Women in the Revolutionary Era
1760-1790: A History Through Bibliography. Published by the National
Society Daughters of the American Revolution, the books are available
for purchase only from the DAR, and currently are available at one
public library in Ohio. The Muskingum Library intends to make the
volumes available to the public for research in the library only, as
well as to other library directors on OhioLINK, the Ohio Library and
Information Network, a consortium of Ohio's college and university
libraries and the State Library of Ohio.
The set is an annotated bibliography of published
resources from the 18th century to the present day that describe and
document women's and girls' lives during the era of the American
Revolution. Volumes one and two contain subjects from broad to narrow.
Each of the 53 chapters begin with General Studies and moves to more
specific topics.
Examples of the books' chapters are Women and girls during the Revolutionary era; Women in the family and in society; The religious experiences of American women during the Revolutionary era; and Women and the American economy. Volume three is an alphabetical listing of entries by author, editor or title.
In accepting the DAR's donation, Muskingum
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in-depth research tool and we are honored to accept this generous
donation. Our faculty and students will benefit from this excellent
addition to our reference collection. This is a valuable aid to
understanding existing literature and illuminating gaps that will
encourage future research."
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Just a brief bit of housekeeping here. The depth of my candidate reviews and my occasional responsibilities for keeping up with more current baseball news have cause me to deviate from my original publication schedule. While I'm still planning to get through all 37 candidates on the ballot well before the voting deadline of Dec. 31, some of these are now going to fall into the short week between Christmas and New Year's. Here's our tentative schedule:
Tuesday, December 18: Steve Finley, Alan Trammell
Wednesday, December 19: Don Mattingly and Fred McGriff
Thursday, December 20: David Wells and Lee Smith
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Police arrest homeless man for using Cheung's debit card; no murder charges filed yet in gay man's death
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Aaron Cheung was remembered this week as a strong, outspoken, caring person who was living his dream of owning a restaurant.
Cheung, 27, was found shot to death in the backseat of his car outside a condo in northeast Dallas in the early morning hours of Sunday, Dec. 12.
Dallas police say the motive for the crime was robbery, and they have no reason to believe Cheung's sexual orientation was a factor.
On Wednesday, DPD arrested a homeless man who they say used Cheung's debit card at a downtown 7-Eleven after the murder
Charles Edward Freeman, 58, is charged with fraudulent use or possession of identifying information, a felony, and was being held on $50,000 bail. As of Thursday morning, Dec. 16, Freeman was considered a "person of interest" but had not been charged in Cheung's robbery and murder.
Cheung was a founding member of Fuse, the LGBT young men's group at Resource Center Dallas, according to his close friend Alex Ortega. Cheung also once served on the youth board at Youth First Texas.
But for the last few years, Ortega said, Cheung devoted most of his time to Bacon and Friends, his restaurant in Mesquite.
"That was his dream," said Ortega, who worked at the restaurant last summer. "His passion was food. He was always talking about watching Food Network and then trying different things. He was just really creative and a real people person. He had so many regulars, and they all asked for him. … He was very meticulous about the food, and people just really gravitated to that, all the effort he put into everything. It was always busy."
Cheung had just gotten home from work at about 3:30 a.m. on Sunday morning and was retrieving a box from the backseat of his car outside a condo he shared with his parents in the 8100 block of Skillman Road when he was shot, according to police. The suspect ambushed Cheung from behind and shot him once in the head before making off with his wallet and several hundred dollars in cash.
On Tuesday, Dec. 14, police released surveillance video from a 7-Eleven on Commerce Street, showing a short, older black man with a limp using Cheung's debit card to purchase cigarettes and chicken wings.
Freeman was arrested at the Bridge, a homeless shelter, after people there recognized him from the surveillance video.
Police say Freeman fits the description of a man who was seen by a witness fleeing the area of Cheung's murder.
"It's going to take some forensic evidence before they can list him as a suspect," DPD spokesman Sr. Cpl. Kevin Janse said Thursday morning.
"They're still looking at him as a person of interest."
Ortega said he was glad that police appeared close to solving the crime.
"He was the strong one of the people I knew and hung out with," Ortega said of Cheung. "You'd never think anything would hurt him, so it was just a complete shock. He's from the East Coast, originally from New York. He was really tough and outspoken.
"He had a lot of street smarts, and you would never think this would happen to him, ever."
A memorial service for Cheung was held Thursday afternoon in Rowlett.
Ortega said Cheung was an only child and he hoped the service would help his parents cope.
"I think it's a really good thing for his family to be able to see how many people he affected," Ortega said. "He really did do a lot for people who were in his life. If he cared about you, he would give you the world.
"He would do just about anything to help you out."
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Thank you for the Feb. 13 edition of the Record-Bee. I really appreciated the editorial section of paper wherein it took John Garamendi almost a foot-long-commentary to not mention Lake County. Not even once. I have yet to get a response from my first inquiry to Garamendi's office and now I see that we Lake County residents who are now part of his congressional district don't even get staff office. I haven't really expected one. I had hoped for at least a point person/contact person located in Lake County. Yet I don't see word one in his letter regarding even that minimal representation.
Yes, I know, when he runs again I will see him again in Lake County on the cover of his glossy paper campaign flier. "Please keep me informed on the issues that are important to you." Why? Is he building a list of things not to do? I informed him of an issue very important to the vast majority ? reasonable gun regulation. Crickets. Still. Chirping.
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The hosts were denied victory by Domenico Berardi, who levelled late in the Stadio Olimpico clash after an own goal had given the Serie A table-toppers the lead
The Giallorossi went ahead midway through the first half when Alessandro Longhi put the ball in the back of his own net and a slim victory looked likely as the game wore on.
But a goal from Domenico Berardi in the dying seconds silenced the Stadio Olimpico and consigned the capital club to another draw following their 10-match win run which they began the season with.
The likes of Mehdi Benatia, Francesco Totti and Mattia Destro were unavailable to Rudi Garcia's men in the clash with the newly promoted side, who had achieved impressive draws with Lazio and Napoli earlier in the campaign.
Miralem Pjanic air-kicked his attempt at giving the Giallorossi the lead early on, while Roma shot-stopper Morgan De Sanctis had to be on his toes to keep Berardi's long-distance shot from rustling the back of the net.
It took 19 minutes for the hosts to boost into the lead. Adem Ljajic put Alessandro Florenzi through on goal and, though Gianluca Pegolo pulled off a super save to deny the attacker, Longhi subsequently put his own team one goal down when he tried to clear the ball.
Pegolo again proved himself in impressive form when he leapt to keep Ljajic's goal-bound effort from rocketing in with a low save, keeping Eusebio De Francesco's charges just 1-0 down at the halfway mark.
The second half was a much livelier affair than the opening 45 minutes. Ljajic's duel with Pegolo continued, and the latter got a hand to a pass from the former at the byline to deny what would have been a sure-fire second Roma goal.
The visitors looked for ways to contain Roma attacks and break down the hosts' defence, however, Sassuolo were consistently thwarted in their attempts and rarely tested the Stadio Olimpico residents.
That was until the final few minutes, when De Sanctis was forced into a save with his foot to keep out Antonio Floro Flores.
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Last week Agriculture Deputy Secretary Kathleen Merrigan made the following statement on her departure from the USDA:
"Today I am announcing that I will be leaving USDA. I am grateful to President Obama for the opportunity to serve as Deputy Secretary and be part of his leadership team. I also want to thank the US Senate for its unanimous confirmation and the many members of Congress, particularly Chairman Leahy, with whom I have worked closely to ensure support for USDA programs.
It has been an ambitious first term. From implementing the 2008 farm bill, improving school meals, expanding opportunities for American farmers, spending countless hours in the White House situation room, to shepherding USDA budgets through challenging times, it has been an honor to play a small part in history.
I hope that during my tenure, I was able to help open USDA's doors a little wider, inviting new and discouraged constituencies to participate in USDA programs.
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Phoenix Coyotes on a Monday night.
Not the recipe for a classic.
But guess what?
The Canadiens and the once-a-year visitors hooked up for a great, crowd-pleasing hockey game.
The pace and intensity, Jacques Martin said, were "unusual for the month of October."
Skating, hitting, superb goaltending and spectacular scoring were more typical of late April and May.
When it was over and the Canadiens had moved into first-place in the Northeast Division, one of the officials told Alexandre Picard that was the fastest game he'd worked this season.
The Coyotes can fly (there's an image for the Discovery Channel), and they came hard all night.
This was a quality W, and credit the Canadiens for matching the gut level of a tough Western Conference team.
Martin accurately described the visitors as a "fast team that had 100 points last season."
A fast team missing its best player.
Shane Doan was serving the last of his three-game suspension. On the way to the elevator from the pressbox, Doan mentioned how frustrating it was to watch a loss – especially an L in a game that could have gone either way.The three stars were the Canadiens top line.
Correction: the three stars were the Canadiens only forward line.
Tomas Plekanec, Mike Cammalleri and Andrei Kostitsyn, in OT, scored the team's three goals.
The Scott Gomez-Brian Gionta line – completed, at various times, by Tom Pyatt, Benoit Pouliot and Mathieu Darche – was blanked … again.
I think G&G need a scorer who will go to the net, like AK46 is doing for Pleks and Cammalleri. Benny should fit the bill, and there have been flashes. But the line is not generating the consistent pressure we're seeing from Pleks and his wingers.
Is this excessive nit-picking?
The Canadiens are 5-2-1.
They're getting very good goaltending from Carey Price. He was slow popping out of his butterfly on Derek Morris's high shot to the glove side. But as has been the case all season, Price did not let a soft goal get him off his game.
Someone in the pressbox wondered how the Canadiens survived a game played at that pace with a D that includes Hal Gill, Jaro Spacek and Roman Hamrlik, aka the Slow Three.
Once again, P.K. Subban contributed a yeoman effort, skating the puck out to safety against ferocious forechecking. And credit his D partner, Picard, with another solid effort. The journey,man is not going to thump anyone, but Picard is smart with the puck and good in the O-zone. He started the sequence that led to AK46's winning goal.
And another rookie, Lars Eller, finally got his first point as a Canadien.
I love this kid. I'm 100 per cent convinced he's going to be special.
In addition to his obvious gifts in the O-zone, Eller is playing a conscientious defensive game that is going to please his D-minded coach and win more ice time.
Through the first two periods, Eller played 5:20. He ended at 10:02 and was one for key moments late in the game – including the OT 4-on-4 that produced his assist and the winning goal.
"No matter how much time (Eller) gets, he plays hard," Martin said. "I like his talent."
Martin also liked the power-play, which produced its second goal of the season. Thje coach feels the PP is creating more chances, but I think there's still too much action on the perimeter and not enough in the dirty zones.
When he's on the first wave with Plekanec and Cammalleri, AK46 goes to the net.
The Gomez wave, however, has Gionta parked in the crease – and the captain is just too small to do a credible Johan Franzen impression.
Again, too much nitp[icking.
The Canadiens will have their team photo taken Tuesday morning, and there should be smiles all around.
They have survived the absence of their best player, and every indication points to Andrei Markov's return against Florida on Saturday.
The goaltender who's under more pressure than any other player in the NHL has been a solid contributor to the team's success. And every W boosts his confidence.
Price's five Ws tie him for the league lead with Keri Lehtonen and Michal Neuvirth. His GAA is 2.23 with save percentage of 91.8.
Price needed a good start, and he's got one.
Tomas Plekanec continues to prove he's worth every penny of his contract. I still say it was impossible for the Canadiens to re-sign both Pleks and Jaro Halak. Plekanec's play is making his general manager look good.
The PK gave up a goal, but it's still one of the league's best. The addition of Jeff Halpern helped, and his penalty-killing wizardry is part of the total package Plekanec is delivering every night.
The PP is, as Martin often says, a work in progress. The Canadiens are winning without it, but that's not a full-season strategy.
A big week has started well.
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After AK46 soared through the air on his winning goal, one of the reporters told him it was reminiscent of Bobby Orr.
Total blank.
Number 4 wasn't big in Belarus.
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Roman Hamrlik blocked five shots and cleaned up several of his D partner's messes.
It will be interesting to see what the D pairings are after Markov comes back.
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If you're on Twitter, give her a follow.
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Season hasn't started yet, but I'm seriously impressed. Her latest article probably deserves its own thread.
If you're on Twitter, give her a follow.
This space for rent.
Yes, she is much better than Mike Wells.
I think her girls's touch, a little bit talky, help reads to know the insight of players, which is a good refresh in contrast to Wells's terse style,.
I like this part:
Quote Danny Granger:
I'm not finished (at this point, Granger, Sr. broke out into one of his big smiles) He said, 'I promise you, Daddy! I'm not finished.'
Guess Danny has some inner fire which he didn't show off easily.
Having studied English at uni, I'm quite pleased with the new addition. She's not perfect, but I prefer her narrative style over Wells' typo- and grammatical error-laden, "tweet" style.
Agreed. She's a better writer and I actually learn new things about our team and players.
"Freedom is nothing else but a chance to be better." - Albert Camus
"Appreciation is a wonderful thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well." - Voltaire
"Everyone's values are defined by what they will tolerate when it is done to others." - William Greider
It's nice to see some actual effort from a Pacers IndyStar beat writer. I think this style of writing/reporting is her strong suit. I love it!
Great article. Thanks for sharing. I had no idea she was the new writer for the Pacers. Thought it was Pointer?
Now that was a nice article, and she clearly knows how to write a good article. Well done!
Lance is finally home. Whether he becomes our starting PG or he's 6th man, he's getting big minutes and he's here to stay. #llortontnia
Is she any relation to Quinn Buckner?
Lance is finally home. Whether he becomes our starting PG or he's 6th man, he's getting big minutes and he's here to stay. #llortontnia
Yeah, I've enjoyed her work.
Apparently not. And apparently she gets asked that all the time.
This space for rent.
It is so nice to have someone on the Star that you can trust and who will support the team.
I can tell you that this was the very first thing I thought of and glad that IndyStar had to immediately clarify that.
Ash from Army of Darkness: Good...Bad...I'm the guy with the gun.
I thought Wells could be a good reporter, but his "I seen it" grammar was indeed a bit embarrassing.
"Look, it's up to me to put a team around ... Lance right now." Kevin Pritchard press conference
I was never a fan of Wells writing style/ability. A good writer is someone who can describe paint drying and make it enjoyable to read. Wells writing about my favorite topic and I struggled to get through his articles.
Candace seems better to me.
I will say that Wells was a good reporter though, and we'll see if Candace can measure up in that area
Just in the couple of preseason games where I've followed her tweets I have been very impressed - information about what is going on on the bench and in the locker room instead of incessant banter about hot dogs and the questions people are asking.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
It's nice seeing Pacer articles longer than a paragraph. Wells seemed to mail it in outside of game recaps. She is much much better than Wells, doesn't have the spelling errors that Wells had every article.
I will miss updates on hot wings.
...Still "flying casual"
If I were saying that, I wouldn't mean to be a homer but I would want the beat reporter to be generally positive rather than searching for the sensational negative headline stuff just to feed the need for a lead.
I get the feeling she will be exactly what I've looked for - someone who actually tries to get answers to the "why" questions that cause people like us to go speeding down the assumptions rabbit hole, as opposed to taking a spin (negative or positive) and running with her own speculation.
A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.
Or throw in a first-round pick and flip it for a max-level point guard...
Bobby Mac,
With all due respect, it is not the beat writer's job to "support the team". In fact, a writer that takes that approach is not doing his/her job properly. Objectivity is an essential component in good day to day coverage of a beat.
And, for what it's worth, I consider Mike Wells to be the best Pacer beat writer that the Star has had in my years here.
How does she relate to Michael Pointer - job wise?
I think he was just temporary. Didn't seem to know the team all that well.
There is no NBA player named Monte Ellis.
I liked Mike well enough, but he certainly didn't seem that motivated to produce much quality content. His reporting was ok, but like others have said, he didn't really engage in anything outside of game recaps.
Reading his stuff on the Colts on ESPN.com is pretty rough at times. Jerky sentences etc...his style is much more suited to a "rapid reaction" or Twitter.
Buckner has done a nice job thus far. Of course, it is a bit easier to write about a top 5 NBA team coming off an ECF appearance, whereas Wells wrote primarily during the down years.


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If you have Irish heritage or just want to be "Irish for a Day," celebrate with these fun craft projects. Create a clover charm or lucky beaded earrings that you'll love to wear all year round. Get in the Irish spirit with a St. Patrick's Day wreath or a fabric shamrock.
Section 7: Fourth of July Crafts
No holiday craft book is complete without a selection of patriotic crafts for the Fourth of July. Decorate your home for a 4th of July BBQ with stars and stripes crafts for the table and garden. Make yourself or the kids a patriotic bangle to wear to the fireworks.
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ROBINS skipper Troy Batchelor reached the first semi-final of his Grand Prix career this evening with an impressive performance in Finland.
The Australian won two of his five qualifying heats to reach the semis in Tampere on nine points, but his good run came to an end as he could only finish third behind Tai Woffinden and Freddie Lindgren in his semi to end the night on 10.
The Robins skipper went from the outside in the opening heat of the night, the first race ever held on the Tampere circuit, and, following a re-run after movement from Chris Harris, Batchelor made a perfect start in yellow to storm to victory in his first outing.
Batchelor had to wait until heat eight for his second outing of the evening and, despite making a decent start from what was proving a difficult gate one, was passed by both Martin Smolinski and Darcy Ward and had to settle for third ahead of Finnish wild card Joonas Kylmakorpi.
The Aussie made a superb start to heat 12 and was well on his way to two more points as the race entered the final lap but, with the chequered flag wrongly produced a lap early, the race was stopped and the Robins man had to do it all again. After a few minutes of confusion the riders re-emerged for the re-staging and made a similarly good start, but after losing the initial battle with Woffinden he was passed by Nicki Pedersen to seemingly drop an extremely frustrating point.
Batchelor was boxed in during the first corner of his fourth outing and couldn't pass compatriot Chris Holder for third, but enjoyed a huge slice of luck in the final corner as Finn Kauko Nieminen straightened up in the final corner to allow the two Aussies through.
Sitting on six, Batchelor needed a second place to secure his passage through to his first semi-final and made another superb gate to win his second heat of the evening from the outside gate.
Having won both of his heat wearing yellow the Australian looked happy to be able to go from the outside once again in his semi-final, however he was unable to get across Woffinden, Pedersen and Freddie Lindgren at the start and eventually finished his semi in third to sit 13th in the world championship standings.
The meeting was eventually won by Belle Vue number one Matej Zagar who profited as Woffinden hit a rut and went wide while leading the final.