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Winners and Losers New NC Laws Help Some People
2014 means new changes in a number of North Carolina laws, as well as new fees and taxes.
Greensboro attorney Don Vaughan has practiced law for 30 years. He tells WFDD's Kathryn Mobley most people will have a little more money in their pay check because the income tax rate has been reduced. "For decades, North Carolina has had a three-tier tax system in which the highest earners paid 7.75% while low-income taxpayers paid 6%. Now there is one system where everyone will pay the same 5.8% rate." However, Vaughan explains Governor Pat McCrory and the Republican led legislature have eliminated several tax deductions that benefited low-income earners. "The 529 Plan to put away money for college is gone and the estate tax has been eliminated," says Vaughan. "Also every employee will have to file a new tax form but deductions for spouses and children are no longer allowed." Other new taxes will increase the ticket cost for entertainment events such as a movie, a concert and a sporting event. Taxes will also go up on sales contracts, hunting fees as well as the sales tax on mobile home purchases. There are also some unusual state laws that are now in effect. Jurors who served on grand juries will not have to serve again for six years. If an animal is locked in a car and appears to be in distress, an emergency responder can break into the car and rescue it. Also the time an animal shelter can hold a found animal has been lengthened, giving people more time to find their lost pet.Vaughan also says there are some new, unusual laws. "The general assembly decided you could drop a opossum and other animals if they are in a protective cage and if it were for a ceremonial or annual event," explains Vaughan. "New York has its crystal ball, Raleigh has its acorn dropping so now several towns in North Carolina are able to drop a opossum."
Greensboro attorney Don Vaughan says about 40 new laws have gone into effect in North Carolina as of today, January 1, 2014. Vaughan teaches state and government at the law schools of Wake Forest and Elon Universities.

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2013 Tracks For Trails Raised Over $26,000 For GVLT
A huge thank you to all who participated in this year's Tracks For Trails event that raised funds for the Main Street To The Mountains trail system.
Over 100 participants raised almost $26,000 to help GVLT's Main Street to the Mountains trail system. We couldn't do it without our amazing generous community.
In other GVLT news:
GVLT was recently awarded $27,000 from the Recreational Trails Program (RTP) for 2013 to fund work in the Gallatin County Regional Park, Bogert Park, and general trails maintenance. RTP provides important funding for GVLT's trails program, and previous projects accomplished with the help of RTP funding include the Sourdough Canyon Trailhead restoration, East Gallatin Recreation Area trail reroute, Riley's Bridge construction on the Sourdough Trail, ongoing trail kiosk updates, and ongoing work at the Triple Tree Trail. RTP is a federal program that is administered at the state level. Check Recreation Trails Program's website as they add information on upcoming projects for this summer.


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US Air, American Push Back On Merger Lawsuit
US Airways and American Airlines, whose proposed merger has been stalled by US government opposition, urged a court on Friday to require the Justice Department to turn over documents relating to its approval of four previous airline mergers.
The Justice Department filed a lawsuit on August 13 to stop the planned merger of US Airways and American's parent, AMR, arguing that the deal would lead to higher air fares and other fees. A judge will hear the case without a jury in November and decide whether the deal can go forward. The airlines have said that the merger is needed to help them compete in a rapidly consolidating industry.
In their motion, US Airways and American asked for analyses, studies, forecasts and other documents relating to the Justice Department's approval of the four mergers completed over the past decade.
Delta Air Lines acquired Northwest Airlines in 2008, United merged with Continental in 2010 and Southwest Airlines bought discount rival AirTran in 2011. US Airways bought America West in 2005.
Justice Department spokeswoman Gina Talamona said that the agency would reply formally to the motion next week.
The motion for the material, which could be quite extensive, will likely be granted, said Robert Skitol, an antitrust expert with Drinker Biddle & Reath.
"There's no doubt about it being very burdensome," said Skitol. "This is very resource-intensive."
Previously, the government had said the request was too broad, and that data on previous mergers not relevant to this case.
The airlines and the Justice Department could settle the antitrust lawsuit, which would likely require the companies to sell certain assets. Any divestitures would require approval from the judge overseeing American's emergence from bankruptcy.
The airlines have defended the deal in court filings, saying it would create USD$500 million in savings to consumers annually by building a stronger competitor to Delta and United.
In its complaint, the Justice Department focused on Washington's Reagan National Airport, where the two companies control a combined 69 percent of takeoff and landing slots. It also listed more than 1,000 city pairs where the two airlines dominate the market.


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Evaluation Rehabilitation on Glycometabolic State in Non-Diabetic Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) Patients
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altered glucose metabolism early after an acute cardiac event
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AIDS Athens might not have dealt the deadly disease a knockout blow Saturday, but a festival of music and boxing did succeed in educating Athenians about AIDS.
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Area residents got tested for AIDS, picked up information on the disease, listened to speakers, checked out Atlanta Falcons cheerleaders, and enjoyed live music and about a dozen amateur bouts at the day-long Fighting for AIDS Awareness festival on College Square.
In its second year, the event is the brainchild of AIDS Athens Executive Director Art Ordoqui and Chris Jordan, owner of Athens Arena, a boxing venue.
"It gives us an opportunity to reach a broader, more general audience," Ordoqui said.
Several hundred people attended the fights Saturday night, including Scott Kennedy, who came with his father, Ed, an ex-boxer.
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Linda Martin, a registered nurse with the Clarke County Health Department, offers some pre-test counseling downtown during the 2nd Annual Fight for AIDS Awareness on College Square.
Kennedy said that, like many others, he came for the boxing, but also appreciated the cause behind it.
"I've lost some friends to AIDS," Kennedy said. "We need more of this. It's an epidemic, and people don't want to talk about it."
Earlier in the day, the Northeast Georgia Public Health District set up a tent to test people for the HIV virus, which causes AIDS.
Mason, a University of Georgia student, was one of nine people who asked to be tested.
"My friend told me there was free HIV testing, so I wanted to check it out," he said.
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Edna Ortega with the Athens Clarke County Health Department wears an AIDS ribbon during the 2nd Annual Fight for AIDS Awareness downtown Saturday.
Many of the people who were tested at the festival last year or this year did it on the spur of the moment, said Karena La Rosa of the health district.
"If they come over or look this way, we just try to make contact with them, be friendly and add humor to a sensitive situation," she said.
La Rosa and Kellee Wilhite run an AIDS outreach program for the health district, traveling to schools, rehab facilities and other places to speak about and test for AIDS.
To test for HIV, nurses use a cotton swab to absorb saliva from the mouth, then send it to a lab for testing.
Although saliva doesn't carry enough of the virus to transmit the disease, it has enough for a chemist to detect.
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AIDS Athens volunteers and public health officials also distributed brochures, condoms and red ribbons.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported 1,907 new cases of AIDS in 2003 - the fifth highest in the nation.
More than one million Americans are infected with HIV or AIDS, and about a quarter don't know it, according to the CDC. About 43,000 people were diagnosed with the disease in 2003, and 18,000 died from it, CDC figures show.
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Texas Tech and a department of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam sealed an agreement Friday to exchange documents and materials tied to the Vietnam War.
The Tech Vietnam Center and the State Records and Archives Department of Vietnam are forging the historic partnership, which could help thousands of Vietnamese families find the remains of soldiers lost in the war and encourage Republic of Vietnam to open its records, digitally, to researchers outside the country, officials said.
The Records and Archives Department of Vietnam is the official archive of the republic.
This is the first agreement of its kind between an American institution and the department, according to officials from the Tech Vietnam Center, a depository of the world's largest collection of material on the Vietnam War.
Both parties hope the partnership will fuel understanding between the two vastly different countries and lead to future projects - chief among them providing a sense of closure to the families of missing soldiers.
An estimated 1.6 million Vietnamese soldiers are considered missing in action, said James Reckner, a Vietnam veteran who founded the Tech Vietnam Center in the late 1980s with just a bundle of letters written by a Slaton Vietnam veteran.
"The Vietnamese worship their ancestors and their remains are very important," Reckner said.
By comparison, the fate of American soldiers who served in Vietnam is much less mysterious. Still, an estimated 1,800 American soldiers are considered missing in action, Reckner said.
The Vietnamese archives department has in its possession maps, government documents and photographs relating to the war. In addition, it holds the personnel records of 5,600 soldiers, Reckner said.
The center has some 4 million documents related to the war.
Together, the sweeping records may hold clues about the whereabouts of lost soldiers, Reckner said.
The director of the Vietnam archives department, Tran Hoang, too, has been touched by the war. His uncle and his brother-in-law are among those who never returned from the conflict, and whose remains where never located.
"We hope (this agreement) ... will open a new page in the cooperation of our department and the Vietnam Center," Hoang said.
"There are many scholars who are interested in the Vietnam War," he said. "We would like them to understand the reality (of the war)."
The center and the Vietnam archives department also are planning an exhibit of materials to be held in Hanoi, Vietnam, Washington and Lubbock, Hoang said.
Officials with the Vietnam Center will, in addition, guide the archives department in its effort to digitize its archives, which the center has done with its own collection.
On behalf of his department, Hoang donated to the center the complete military records of a Vietnam hero, physician Dang Thuy Tram, who treated Vietnamese soldiers and was killed on the battlefield.
Tram's diary is also held at the center.
"We see this as a tremendous milestone for our project," Director of the Vietnam Center Steve Maxner said at the conference.
He said he hopes, "it will help reconcile the past so we can have a better future."
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No matter how much one tries to hide it, we all have a jealous side. If someone tries to convince you that they don't have a jealous bone in their body… Well, to put it blunt, they're delusional. No one is immune to the green-eyed monster. As I meet more and more fellow writers, I've come to the conclusion that envy is a fickled emotion.Read More


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An old woman attacked and bitten by a beaver with orange teeth!
The creature knocked Lillian Peterson off her feet as she was climbing out of Lake Barcroft after a swim. The 83-year-old woman twisted around to see what attacked her and noticed one thing: large, orange teeth.I'm surprised the old woman didn't die on the spot. It's hard to imagine anyone living through, surviving such an awful, unimaginable experience.
A 35-pound, 24-inch rabid beaver had bitten her on the back of the leg and would not let go, sparking an ordeal that lasted more than 20 minutes Tuesday evening. The Falls Church woman and a friend battled the animal with canoe paddles, a stick and bare hands as it came at them again and again. Peterson was seriously injured.


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About Carmine's - Atlantic City
Carmine's simple and very popular concept is to serve every meal in the style of an Italian American wedding feast - which means large portions of home-style antipasti, pastas, seafood and meat entrees served on large platters designed for sharing. An entree here could easily feed three to four average eaters. If you are in the market for better than average family style Italian food that is served in huge portions at reasonable prices, this is the place for you.
2801 Pacific Ave.
Atlantic City, NJ 08401
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
Hours of Operation:
Sunday - Thursday: 11:30AM to 11:00PM
Friday: 11:30AM to 12:00AM
Saturday: 11:30AM to 12:00AM
Cross Street:
S. Iowa Ave
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(609) 572-9300
Enjoy Carmine's classics catered to the venue of your choice. Our off-premises catering services range from a small drop off and set up for 20 to a full scale, off-premises event for 2000. Our signature dishes, including Carmine's famous Meatballs, Chicken Parmigiana, Veal Marsala, and Shrimp Scampi, will be delivered right to your door.
Carmine's Catering offers one-stop shopping. Call us for your next birthday celebration, office luncheon, Bar Mitzvah, family gathering, rehearsal dinner, anniversary, or Super Bowl party. We offer many menus and can customize.
Parking Details:
Valet parking available on Pacific Ave. Self park on Brighton Avenue Atlantic and Pacific Avenues.
Executive Chef:
Jeff Gotta
Banquet, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Delivery, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking, Outdoor dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Located in the exciting Quarter at The Tropicana, New York's legendary Carmine's tradition continues. Carmine's prides itself on being a family style establishment with large portions meant to be shared by family and friends. Old world values and exceptional service combined with fun and flair create the perfect atmosphere for your party. Carmine's Atlantic City also offers a private dining room, valet parking, and a huge 25-foot bar. Parties of 15 or more will choose from abundant, specially designed four course menus created by our Executive Chef.
Come celebrate your corporate event, rehearsal dinner, bachelor or bachelorette party, wedding or a just night out with old friends with the Carmine's family. We invite you to share Carmine's style! Abbondanza!
Contact our Special Events Department at 609-572-9300, ext 827.
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Located at the Tropicana Casino's Quarter, Carmine's is a true NY tradition at the Jersey shore. Our award winning cuisine is served family style in the tradition of an Italian wedding feast. Private & Semi Private dining rooms seat 15-200 guests. Celebrate your next special occasion with Carmine's.
Carmine's - Atlantic City Ratings and Reviews
My meal was disappointing lunch menu order rigatoni sausage and broccoli very small amount of sausage broccoli was hard as if it was from Chinese restaurant the pasta is always good ala dente this the time in a row that was not satisfied.
This was always one of my favorite places been going since opened in AC prior was going to 44th Street in NY.
I was impressed that they had special menus for various diets, including vegan/vegetarian, gluten-free, egg-free, and dairy-free. I'm vegan, and we had one person in our group who is gluten-free, so we were able to order a vegan, gluten-free pasta dish that we could all share. The gluten-free pasta was made of corn, and delicious.
It would have been nice if there were more choices for vegans. They had the standard things you would expect: salads, side vegetables, and a few different pastas. If they would add things like vegan mozzarella cheese, or Gardein "chicken," there would be a lot more choices for vegans.
We really enjoyed the food and beverages at Carmine's and everyone raved about the food. The shrimp cocktail was great, the salmon picatta was excellent, the "Tug Boat" was huge and the Mayor said it was the best bread pudding he has ever had! Kudos to Donna for making our night at Carmine's memorable!!
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Service was excellent, and the food was delicious. On one of the appetizers the clams were a little burnt, the waiter took them back and removed them from the bill. The rest of the meal was excellent, especially the seafood linguine. Would definitely go back.
We went to Carmines for a birthday dinner. We were seated in a quieter area in the restaurant. We ordered the Carmines salad, chicken Saltimboca, penne Alla vodka and a tugboat for desert. Our server Carmine sang along with other servers as a special treat. Very good meal, over all great experience.
I chose Carmine's to celebrate my birthday first with close friends and then again the next night with my beloved family. It was a pleasure dining on authentic family-style cuisine and the ambiance was as exciting as the eatery in New York City. My son chose the Chicken Parm, my brother's favorite was the ravioli and my niece the Seafood special. Pairing it with a white and red vinos made the evening more enjoyable.
Our server, Ed C., was fun and very knowledgeable of the menu. Thanks Ed C,!!
The food was very good but it is family style so portions are Hugh and expensive. I would only go back if I knew we all wanted to eat the same thing . We had to order too many items because of different food preferences so we had a very large bill ($400 for 5 adults and one child with one bottle of wine and one cocktail) . Tons of leftovers but we were staying in a hotel so not really helpful. Food was very good though.
I've heard somuch about this place,it was our first time here celebrating my wife's birthday and I was a little disappointed,our waiter was very nice but the service was very sloppy and half the food was excellent the other half OK. We felt like we were rushed out.
Food was good, service was good. Food came out quick. The only negative was that our table was way too small . We had reservations and we were sat at a table where we were all squished in and was back to back with the table behind us. There was 8 of us at a table meant for 6. Overall, it was satisfactory.
The food was good, our waitress was nice, however, she never came back to ask how we were doing, if we wanted another drink, more bread, etc, we had to flag her down so we could get another drink. The noise level was a little loud for me. I really wasn't into the sharing food either. I put that I would not recommend this restaurant strictly because it wasn't for me, however, if I thought someone with different taste than me would enjoy it, I would tell them about it.
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Ozzie ponders other leadoff options
That thought process apparently changed following Pierre's 0-for-5 showing in Thursday's victory.
"He ain't playing tomorrow," said Guillen, who will sit the left-handed hitter with veteran southpaw Andy Pettitte starting the opener in New York. "And then we'll try and figure out the next day.
"We have a couple of righties [pitching Saturday and Sunday], move him down to the No. 9 spot to make him relax a little bit. I don't know if he's putting a lot of pressure on himself or trying to do too much, but I'll try and give him a breather, [maybe] bat him second, I don't know. Try and figure out who my leadoff hitter will be. Maybe it will let him relax a little bit."
Omar Vizquel stands as one possible leadoff replacement, but Guillen knows Vizquel is not an everyday player at 43. Mark Teahen was another candidate mentioned by Guillen, with the third baseman's .379 on-base percentage sitting third behind Jones and Paul Konerko.
Gordon Beckham was a leadoff option discussed during the offseason, before the acquisition of Pierre. But Guillen doesn't want to put Beckham in that position.
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The team came together in May and played 27 games over the last two months and ended league play with an impressive 16-7 record. This year's road to the championship was full of close games for Pacifica. After downing the Burlingame Mules 6-4 in the opening round of the playoffs June 23, Pacifica went on to defeat the South City Indians 4-2 June 26 to advance to last Monday's championship game.
Matt Lavorini, started on the mound for Pacifica and went five-plus innings to earn the win.
Willy Brazil led off the game with a walk. Mills Notmeyer promptly bunted him to second. Then Felix Aberouette scorched an RBI single to center to score Brazil, giving Pacifica a 1-0 lead. Lavorini followed with a double to put runners at second and third, but South City buckled down through the one-out jam to strand the pair.
Anthony Trujillo emerged in relief to shut the door, recording two consecutive groundouts. Then with two outs, South City walked on a 10-pitch at-bat and stole second. But Trujillo stranded the potential tying and go-ahead runs in scoring position by notching his only strikeout of the game.
In the sixth inning, Aberouette drew a leadoff walk to knock South City out of the game. Lavorini reached on an infield hit. Brendan Mauer's bunt advanced both runners. Nate Rumb lifted a clutch sacrifice fly to plate Aberouette. Miguel Valbuena followed with a booming double to center to score Lavorini with a critical insurance run.
Valbuena was two for three in the game and hit .444 (4 for 9) throughout the playoffs. Lavorini was three for four, Aberouette and Mauer also had three hits between them in the championship finale.
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When I was on the EOG Radio Show thursday I already talked about th Atlanta Dream and that for me there is nothing betweem the Lynx and the Dream
I am from Europe and I have tons of outs betting offshore, so I bet the opening line on the Atlanta Dream +1 the limits are low but when you bet it at 10 sportsbooks then betting openers works
I just woke up and checked the lines it went to Atlanta Dream -2.5 i also think that the line might go back a point till tip off, I still recommend to play the Atlanta Dream today,even at that price
People in the USA have not even realized yet how good the Atlanta Dream will be this year, they were yesterday without french superstar Celine Dumerc she is still in Europe and will join the team in the first week of June, and then we will see the real Atlanta Dream,she is the recently best point guard in the world and in the form of her life,31 year old was 2time Euroleague MVP silver Medal winner with France 2012 at the Olympics and silver medal winner in the Euro Championchips, a real floor general and a wiz from behind the Arc.lol her name wasnt even mentioned in a season preview video from ESPNW, their so called "Expert" chicks are either total ignorant regarding the overseas players or the simply have a lack of information
Sure the Atlanta Dream won yesterday their opener against the Stars by 4 but they struggled in the end to bring it home after the lead was already 9 deep in the 3rd quarter, the Dream struggled a little bit from the freethrow line ,they should have shoot a little bit more, Erika de Souza couldnt convert easy lay-ups , thats uncharacteristical for her, Angel with a solid game but she can do much better, as I already said on the EOG Radio Show the Deam have one of the better rookis on their team with Louisville product Shoni Schimmel she had a amazing game yesterday,she made her first 3 pointer in the WNBA
,we will see much more from her in the next game, Swin Cash in her first game for the Dream with a rock solid performance in the defense but she needs to improve her offensive skills,her shooting yesterday was not what i expect from her, over all a good performance and the Dream will prove tonight how good they are this year, Indiana Fever having a good defense,but offensive totally collapsed against the Sky yesterday after leading by 10 points at halftime they could only score 10 points in the 4th quarter ,at one point in the first half their lead was 16, they gave away a big lead like they already did a few times last season
I have no doubt that Atlanta Dream is the right side today
MY Selection Atlanta Dream -2.5
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The 18th WNBA Season tips off Friday 16th May with the defending Champions Minnesota Lynx hosting the Washington Mystics it should be a very entertaining season,from a gambling perspective lets hope that this year have less injuries,late scratches and other factors that lead to late drastic line movements and game changing influences. The Quality of the game will surely improve further as there are at least 10 high caliber rookies enter the scene, Chiney Ogwumike as the No.1 draft pick,Stefanie Dolson,Bria Hartley,Odyssey Sims, Kayla Mc Bride, Shoni Schimmel, Chelsea Gray are only a few of them. Stefanie Dolson looked during March Madness as the player who is maybe most ready for the WNBA ,you can compare that to last year when Elena Delle Donne the rookie of the year last year made a perfect transition from NCAA to the WNBA.
Lets take a look at the Teams to watch,of course the Minnesota Lynx will be the favorites again this season,but i am sure it will be much closer,the competition will get harder, Monica Wright will be sidelined with a injury at the beginning of the season,the Lynx added with Tan White from the Connecticut Sun another high caliber player to their roster.
The Atlanta Dream have to be a TOP favorite too this year,the roster they build is very impressive with french Star Player Celine Dumerc,2 time Euroleague MVP ,french Team Captain,she is also great from behind the arc and is one of these players who can deceide a game at the buzzer,in a late trade the Dream aquired Swin Cash a 3 time All Star from the Chicago Sky,they got Swin Cash in a trade with Courtney Clements and next years draft rights,with the Louisville product Shoni Shimmel they have one of the top rookies on their rooster,The Atlanta Dream definitely the team to watch.
Another Team I have on he positive side this year are the New York Liberty,not only that the have build a high quality team, also their return to the Madison Square Garden will give fans and team a boost,the New York Liberty acquired Tina Charles from the rebuilding Connecticut Sun, 2012 MVP,a player that gives 100% everywhere she players, she comes with great form from Europe where she spend the off season in Russia at Kursk together with Lindsay Whalen, another great addition to the Liberty Roster is Anna Cruz from Spain, she also come from the Euroleague and was teammates with De Wanna Bonner and Glory Johnson,the New York Liberty are my dark horse this year.
The LA Sparks and the Washington Mystics and the Tulsa Shock are teams i have on the side with the good teams, no really spectacular movement,but with Alyssa Brewer from UCLA they have one of the better rookies,they acquired Candace Wiggins from the Tulsa Shock an excellent 3 point shooter and close friend of Skylar Diggins, but the best addition to the Sparks Roster is the French Sandrine, Gruda she comes from UMMC Ekaterinburg ,the Russian Club with Candace Parker ,Diana Taurasi and Sue Bird,so she and Candace Parker already know each others game.
The Washington Mystics have grabbed 2 of the best rookies,as I mentioned above Stefanie Dolson and Bria Hartley,both from the NCAA Champions Uconn,they have acquired Kara Lawson from he Sun too,but after 2 seasons with injuries where nothing went really right for Kara Lawson we have to wait,in the first half of the season Mystics will miss Taylor HIll one of last years rookies who took the WNBA by storm because she's awaiting a baby,the Mystics lost Crystal Langhorne in a trade to the Seattle Storm.
The Tulsa Shock looked very good in their preseason games, with a Skylar Diggins full of confidence, scoring a lot of points and already in perfect harmony with No2 draft pick Odyssey Sims from Baylor,the new Tulsa Shock looks very promising again although they lost Aussie Center Liz Cambage,she decided to not play in the WNBA 2014 and stay in Australia.
The Connecticut Sun are rebuilding with the No1 draft pick Chiney Ogwumike and Katie Douglas,the roster looks promising but we have to wait to see.
The Indiana Fever and the San Antonio Stars are 2 Teams that will have a very hard season,both rosters look a bit flat with too many unexperienced and average players,interesting to see how Becky Hammon will be doing after nearly 2 years of injury.
the Seattle Storm I see a little bit stronger than San Antonio and Indiana, Sue Bird is back after a season in Europe where she played with Taurasi and Parker at UMMC Ekaterinburg and helped to win the russian title,Crystal Langhorne a good addition to the roster,and with Brian Agler they might have the best Coach in the WNBA,this guy knows how to coach a championship team.
the Phoenix Mercury were beyond expectations last season,and so was Brittney Griner, she played the off season in China,her season there was mediocre,Diana Taurasis overseas trip was crowned with the russian title but with a disapointing loss in the semi finals of the Euroleague, i doubt that Phoenix will have a much better season than last year. although Candice Dupree and Erin Phillips complete a dtrong starting five
Chicago Sky ,Sky will make play offs guaranteed, but they are good enough to achieve more than that.if all players are on board, but Sylvia Fowles will be missing at least half of the season through hip surgery, Elene Delle Donne had a outstanding season and was rookie of the year fully deserved,the Sky with Delle Donne and Epihany Prince definitely another team to look at.,but there is a question mark behind the name Prince as she is still missing from her overseas trip at Kursk (Russia)
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wow that loss on the Lynx withh 77 points was harsh, how could the not cover 78 ?? they only needed 15 points in the last, damn :) happens
WOW Mercury made up for the unlucky Lynx loss 52-32 at half , Mercury on fire :)
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Connecticut Sun@Seattle Storm - CONNECTICUT SUN +4.5
well , both teams got hammered yesterday, especially the Connecticut Sun had a 2nd half meltdown against the LA Sparks, but this is a young talented team, it can happen, and the Sparks really playes well yesterday, on the other side Connecticut could not convert the easiest lay ups
they Sun still have every chance to qualify for the play offs, they play a Seattle Storm Team that comes from a blow out in Minnesota too on Sunday, the Storm looked very bad yesterday from the moment they lost their best 3 point shooter Shekina Stricklen with a head injury,Sue Bird had also a terrible day yesterday,Shekina Stricklen wont be back tomorrow
that the Connecticut Sun can do better they proved at Indiana, they just need to learn to close out games and run down the clock,at Indiana they allowed the Fever to score 31 points in the last quarter and come from a 15point deposit I have a problem with the Storm all season,Alex Bentley and even Chiney Ogwumike had a very bad day against the Sparks, Ogwumike with a season low 4 points, both did not get much playing time form Coach Anne Donovan after it was clear that they had no chance, so the Sun key players will come rested
and again, missing Shekina Stricklen have big impact on the Seattle Play, the Storm is a team that lives from their 3 point shooting, it might be a low scoring affair as the y Storm will slow down the game pace for sure and try to lead their good defense into offense, but , I go with the Sun tomorrow, Ogwumike Bentley and Katie Douglas will show us tomorrow what they are capable off, would not be surprised if the Sun will win this outright, I really hope Kelsey Bone can shake that horror game she had against the Sparks off
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line is already moving , down to +3.5 at 5dimes, Pinnacle will foloow soon, Moneyline from +161 to +145 ,by game time today I would not be surprised to see the line closing at +2.5
line now +3 and Moneyline +137 , exactly what i expected
good luck today, I like Sun and the under in this one
check back laterI will have a play for the late games after the seattle game
Connecticut Sun +4.5 WINNER
Connecticut Sun Moneyline +161 WINNER
hope some of you guys tailed, waiting for my friend Steve Fezzik telling me you have to bet Seattle at home:)
Steve, even the Doppler couldnt save the Storm today haha
I tailed you..Good job Roxy.. Do you have another lean tonight?
so we are on a heater again, lets try one more shot today in the late 10:00PM EST game
Washington Mystics@Phoenix Mercury
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Washington Mystics +6 1st half
Yes , no doubt the Mercury are the hottest team right now in the WNBA,but 6 points in a half is a lot to cover,especially when you play a team like the Mystics who are one of these teams that play better on the road,and boy they were on fire at Tulsa on Sunday, if they can start like this again 6 points should be no problem, the Mercury had unusual problems in the first half against the Chicago Sky, one of their weakest first half performances all season
I am really sure the Mystics can keep it close, at least in the first half,the Washington Mystics won 3 of their last 4 road games,the Mystics were well balanced on Sunday in Tulsa 6 players scored in double digits when they won 91-74 and again .the Phoenix Mercury looked a little overplayed in their last road game at Chicago,Taurasi was very frustrated at halftime, but on Sunday they crushed the Silver Stars at home and blew them out, something tells me that will not be the case today, at leat not in the first half,the Mystics tend to have a meltdown in the second half, that has already happened when these teams met at Washington earlier this season
, it was a tied game at halftime and the the Mercury put it in the bag second half, BUT the Mystics clearly have improved since then, especially rookie Bria Hartley showed more than once that she can shoot light out from all angles. I give the Mystics another try in first half today
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Anthony Lyle Hendricks, age 25, died Feb. 1, 2007 at his home in Palmer, Alaska. A Celebration of Life Service was held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 10 at the Church of Covenant with Rev. Howard Bess officiating. He was born August 4, 1981 in Colorado Springs, Colo. to Joseph and Nancy (Hilla) Hendricks.
In 1994 he moved to Alaska, living in North Pole and Fairbanks before moving to Palmer. He was employed at the Black Dog Deli, the Valley Hotel, and various restaurants in Eagle River. He was also a part-time custodian at the church.
Some of his hobbies were sports, fishing, music and he loved to draw and was a great artist.
His family stated, "Andy loved the Lord and he always talked about family, loved his Mom, and his brother was his best "BUD." He will be forever missed and will always be in our hearts." "Until I see you again my son."
He is survived by his mother, Nancy (Hilla) Hendricks; his father, Joseph; brother, Stephen and fiance Tina; his aunt, Cheryl (Hilla) Milline of Wasilla; cousins Kevin Milline of Wasilla, Ryan and Amanda Milline of Las Vegas, Nev.; Tina and Shane Aubrey of Anchorage; maternal grandmother, Dorothy (Hilla) Eisel and husband, Robert of Donnelly; girlfriend Alicia of Palmer; uncle Dale Milline of King Solomon, Alaska; special friend Edward Stulz of Palmer; and many friends in Alaska and Colorado Springs, Colo.
He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Lucille Hendricks of Kentucky; and his grandfather, Sylvester Hilla of Donnelly.
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PENTICTON - Residents of Roy Avenue spoke out against the potential construction of a gas bar and Tim Horton's on a property adjacent to their street, saying it would be too noisy, smelly and just plain unnecessary.
The gallery was full at Tuesday's public hearing and council meeting. Both residents and councillors expressed their disapproval for the project.
The empty lot on the corner of Warren Avenue and Main Street is still for sale but the folks at CO-OP, a gas station and convenience store chain, are making the moves to make it theirs.
The company has reached out to surrounding businesses and residents of Roy Avenue, the residential street backing the lot. Even though the company has made several negotiations already, residents, and council remain unimpressed with the idea of a new gas station.
The reason the project is in front of council is because the lot needs to be rezoned to allow a gas station be built there. Currently the lot is only zoned for two thirds of the project.
During the regular council meeting that followed the public hearing, Mayor Garry Litke, Coun. Andrew Jakubeit and Coun. Wes Hopkin had no reservations opposing the project, saying the idea was not right for that location, and not necessary for the town.
Other councillors, including Coun. Katie Robinson said the decision of how to vote was really hard, but with over half the property already zoned for the project "it seems like the decision to go ahead has already been made," she said.
"In a perfect world would I like it somewhere else? Yes," she said. She is willing to vote in favour of the project but only if the concern of increased traffic on Roy Avenue is addressed, since it was a main concern amongst residents who spoke during the meeting.
Arguing in favour of the project, Coun. Helena Konanz said council needs to trust the developer has done their homework and believe their business can survive in an area where similar businesses have failed before.
But Litke pointed out there are already two empty sites (brown sites) on that corner and there's no need for three. The lot is better suited for another business, he said.
Council voted to review the proposal and make amendments before it comes back on the agenda for approval.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Brewers reliever David Riske faces the prospect of season-ending Tommy John elbow ligament replacement surgery, but will try a three-week course of rehab before deciding to go under the knife. Riske is on the disabled list because of looseness in the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow, and the decision to try rehab was made after Riske visited with noted orthopedist Dr. Lewis Yocum on Monday in Los Angeles. Yocum concurred with the original diagnosis from Brewers head physician William Raasch, who believes that Riske could strengthen the joint to the point of avoiding surgery. "It's not torn. If it were torn, then it would be an automatic decision to repair [with surgery]," Brewers assistant general manager Gord Ash said. "But because it's not torn and there is only very minor laxity to it, the idea is to try to rehab it for three weeks or so to see if you can strengthen the area around it. If not, then he might be facing a surgery."
Riske did undergo surgery last season to remove a bone spur from his right elbow. He pitched though pain related to the spur for most of the year and finished with a 5.31 ERA in 45 appearances. He was eager for an opportunity to bounce back in 2009, but surrendered two runs to the Giants in his only appearance before going to the DL. Riske will rejoin the Brewers on Friday in Houston and then will work out in Milwaukee from Monday through at least May 14 before the surgical option is revisited. Riske is under contract this season and next as part of a three-year deal with the Brewers. Even if he avoids surgery this season, there are no guarantees that he's in the clear for 2010, according to Ash. "If he can strengthen it to the point where he can make some contribution this year, then you've still got time to do surgery for his next contract," Ash said. Riske is earning $4.25 million this season and is due $4.5 million next year as part of his $13 million deal.
Adam McCalvy is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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hear hear
same argument as for that "why don't you try and get big air / do tail whips?" thread.
most reviews and all the marketing nonsense seem to suggest that getting from bottom to top to bottom fastest is the most important factor though, and that I'm wasting 10 seconds of the day adjusting my seatpost up/down, rather tham pressing a button.
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3 Horses to Bet Your Money on at Belmont StakesMay 31, 2012
The Belmont Stakes has become must-see TV with I'll Have Another racing towards potentially the first Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing since 1978. It's time to root for a bunch of old rich people to get even richer.
If you want to get richer though, you have to figure out the right horses to put your trust in and your money on. Obviously you'd be a fool to leave out I'll Have Another. He's proven himself to be the horse to beat and has already cost me enough money in 2012 for me not to bet on him.
For the others, it's a matter of whether or not you want to go straight chalk. The other two favorites are ones you're familiar with from the Kentucky Derby and the Preakness, but if you're looking to go outside the box, I've got a name that I think may have some potential.
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