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The Huskers rally for a five-set win over Illinois.
Lincoln. — The No. 7 Nebraska volleyball team dug itself into an early 0-2 hole to the undefeated No. 3 Illinois Fighting Illini, but 11,892 fans at the Devaney Center kept the Huskers going as the Huskers came back to win in five sets (21-25, 21-25, 25-22, 25-14, 16-14).
"The crowd was awesome," Cook said. "I don't know the total number, but I've never heard the Devaney this loud."
Not only were the Illini the No. 3 team in the country, but they were the highest ranked non-conference team to ever make a trip to Lincoln during Head Coach John Cook's tenure at Nebraska. The win marked the first time that the Huskers have taken down a top five team since Dec. 13, 2008, where they got down 0-2 to Washington at the Pacific Regional and came back in five.
All-Tournament MVP Brooke Delano led the Huskers attack with a career-best 15 kills on 32 swings (.406), while she also added a team-high eight blocks. Delano was joined on the All-Tournament Team by seniors Kayla Banwarth, who led all players with 22 digs, and Lindsey Licht, who chipped in 11 kills and six blocks.
The Fighting Illini jumped out to an early 4-0 lead in set one before Cook set up Hannah Werth to get the ball rolling for Nebraska. With Werth then serving, the Huskers strung together four straight points to take the lead, 5-4, as Licht put up two blocks and Werth added an ace.
After each team made its initial run, the two squads nearly matched each other point-for-point until Illinois took the lead at 10-9. Nebraska then ran off four straight with back-to-back kills from Broekhuis, a kill from Werth and finished the run with an impressive rally that included multiple digs from Delano and ended with a block from Werth and Jordan Wilberger to take the lead, 13-10.
Illinois would slowly chip away at the Husker lead to eventually take a 19-18 lead following a kill from Colleen Ward that would force a Nebraska timeout. Michelle Bartsch charted a kill out of the break to give Illinois its first multiple-point lead since they opened the set 4-0. The Illini would take five of the next eight points to win set one, 25-21.
Unlike set one, neither team could create early separation in set two, as the two teams were tied at 5-5. Tara Mueller, who notched a double-double on the night with 12 kills and 15 digs, then fueled a 4-0 Nebraska run with two kills to post a 9-5 lead for the Huskers and force an Illini timeout
Just like in set one, the Illini would slowly work their way back into the set and take the lead at 16-15. Following a Nebraska timeout, the Huskers battled back with back-to-back kills from Allison McNeal and Werth to tie the set at 17-17, but Illinois responded with three straight of its own to take a 20-17 lead and force Nebraska's second timeout of the set.
The Huskers did their best out of the break to get back within two points at 23-21, but the Illini were too much and took set two, 25-21.
The teams split the first six points in set three, before Licht, Mueller and Delano strung together kills to build a three point lead, 6-3. The Illini kept their composer and tied the set three times at 8-8, 10-10 and 11-11, but were unable to overtake the Husker lead, as Nebraska went on to build a 13-11 lead following a combo-block from Delano and Licht.
Illinois got back within one at 18-17, when Cook slipped in a kill to once again extend Nebraska's lead to two. The teams would be squared at 20-20, 21-21 and 22-22, but Nebraska would not be denied and reeled off three straight behind a kill from Licht, a block from Delano and Broekhius along with a kill from Mueller to take set three, 25-21.
While each team notched four blocks in the set, the Huskers won the war at the net as four players had three kills apiece and the Huskers hit .333 as a team, while Illinois swung at .250.
Nebraska carried its set three momentum into the fourth stanza to take a 5-0 lead with Banwarth serving. Mancuso started with a kill, before Delano followed with a block and kill on back-to-back plays. Following an Illini attack error and timeout, Banwarth fired an ace, before Illinois got on the board with a kill from Johannah Bangert.
Nebraska continued to string together consecutive points early, as it added another 5-0 to take an 11-3 lead, with Mancuso adding two kills from Cook during the run. The Huskers kept the pressure and had an answer for every Illini attack, as the Huskers built a nine-point lead at 15-6 after three straight kills from Licht, Mueller and Broekhuis.
The Illini would get back within six at 18-12, but Mancuso quickly shut the door with a kill and a solo stuff on consecutive plays, followed by a Delano solo block and a Cook ace to push the lead to 10 points, 22-12. Jazmine Orozco responded with back-to-back kills, but it would be the last points of the set for Illinois, as Delano capped a 3-0 Husker run to finish the set 25-14 and tie the match at two sets apiece.
Both teams came out swinging in set five as they traded the first five points of the set, before Illini took a two-point lead at 4-2. The teams continued to play even ball to the break, with Illini up 8-6.
Swapping benches proved to be good for the Huskers, as they ran off three straight points to take their first lead of the set at 9-8 following a block from Wilberger and Licht to force an Illinois time out.
Licht opened with a kill out of the break, but Illinois answered with a kill and block to tie the set at 10-10, resulting in a Nebraska timeout. After the teams traded points, Illinois put up back-to-back blocks to take a 13-11 lead and force a second timeout from Nebraska.
Cook found something to motivate his team as the Huskers came out firing with three straight points on kills from Delano and Mueller, as well as a block from Delano and Broekhuis to take the lead at 14-13, resulting in an Illinois timeout.
Bangert tied the match once last time at 14-14, but it would be the Illini's last point. Just like in the first two sets, the home crowd got behind its team and the Huskers broke off two straight points to win the match, as Delano and Broekhuis sent back an Orozco attack to end Illinios' undefeated season.
With the 2010 non-conference slate concluded, the Huskers will turn their attention to the Big 12 Conference. Nebraska will open its final season in the Big 12 on Wednesday, Sept. 15 in Ames, Iowa, against the Iowa State Cyclones at 7 p.m. The match can be seen nationally on ESPNU and will be played at Ames High School due to flood damage at Hilton Coliseum.
Source: University of Nebraska Athletic Dept.


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The lanes, set to open Nov. 17, will offer a less congested commute but will require an E-ZPass for drivers to pay the toll, or a new device -- an E-ZPass Flex -- to ride for free if they're carpooling.
Officials are urging drivers to buy the gadgets online at ezpassva.com, or in person at AAA Mid-Atlantic stores or certain Wegmans and Giant Food stores in Northern Virginia. The passes will allow drivers to bypass the worst of the nearly constant congestion on the four new lanes stretching from the Springfield interchange to just north of the Dulles Toll Road.
"I think if you're coming on the Beltway and you have done so for a long time, this is going to be a game-changer," said express lanes spokeswoman Pierce Coffee. "This is the biggest change to traffic patterns since [Interstate] 66 was opened 30 years ago."
If drivers don't have an E-ZPass and use the express lanes, they have five days to go online to 495expresslanes.com and pay the toll, plus an extra $1.50 fee. If they don't, they'll get a notice in the mail that will include a $12.50 fee in addition to the toll.
If E-ZPass sales are any indication, the express lanes will be popular, said AAA Mid-Atlantic's John Townsend.
"The transponders are just leaping off the shelves at our retail centers in Northern Virginia," he said. "It's going to be a road of much demand."
The downside of popularity on the express lanes is that the busier the lanes are, the higher the toll motorists would have to pay. The higher tolls are intended to help curb congestion on the new lanes.
Officials expect a few thousand commuters to use the new lanes at first.
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The new lanes will also bring a new sight for the Beltway -- buses. The first Fairfax Connector bus route to use the express lanes will start in January, with two more in March, Coffee said. Buses have avoided the Beltway because of congestion.


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Everyday coastal living: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Thursday, August 11, 2011
More Dogs
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Myrtle Beach SkyWheel
This wheel is not really worth the money ($12 adults, $8 kids, 3 spins around, 30 minute wait in line) but since they tore down that Pavilion, I guess this will have to suffice.
This was taken up close.
Couldn't take any pictures of the city inside the ferris wheel because the air conditioning was fogging up the windows. That pretty sucked.
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Monday, May 9, 2011
It's great to be a kid
Sunshine Saturday at Myrtle Beach Primary School: Waiting in line for the inflatable rides.
I'll admit it, even I wanted to try this slide out!
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Monday, April 25, 2011
Everyone has a dog in MB
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Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Ducks Everywhere
For a free, fun time with your kids, bring a bag of old bread crumbs and let your kids fatten up our local ducks! They are all over town. These geese (duck? I'm no avian expert) live at Market Commons.
These ducks live at the little pond near Seaboard Commons.
Sometimes you will find a line of cars stopped, and you are wondering which idiot is holding up traffic....don't worry, we're just waiting for a duck to finish crossing the street!
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Saturday, April 2, 2011
Market Commons!
After raining all week it was a thrill to see the sun this weekend! Here is Market Commons, one of my favorite spots in Myrtle Beach. There are cools shops and bars here, but for me the main attraction are the big sprawling outdoor areas where you can relax, have picnics, or take a leisurely walk.
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Sunday, March 27, 2011
Where Myrtle Beach People Shop
Forget that overpriced mall. OK, we shop at the outlets too, but when we're too lazy to drive there, we come here: this is Seaboard Commons on Seaboard Street between 10th Ave. North (or Joe White Ave.) and 21st Ave. North, right in the middle of town! Seaboard Commons has a Target, Ross, World Market, TJ Maxx, Le Nails, and AC Moore. Next to it is also: Lowes, Sams Club, Office Max, Pier 1, One Stop Party Shop, and I'm probably forgetting a few stores here...
Speaking of Target, what kid doesn't love that $1 section in the front?! It's the one place where kids can always ask for stuff and never hear the word "no."
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A new study by the Canadian Financial Executives Research Foundation found that almost 60 percent of financial executives surveyed indicated that their pension plan posed either a moderate or substantial risk to their organization. The research project was sponsored by Mercer.
At the end of 2012, only about one in 20 Canadian defined benefit plans were fully funded on a solvency basis. The biggest factor in the decline was that long-term interest rates have plunged to their lowest levels in 60 years. Disappointing asset returns, demographic pressures and the increasing maturity of pension plans also have played a part.
"The results indicate that hope for better days is not enough and that Canadian corporations must stop depending on investment returns or increasing interest rates to cover pension funding deficits. Organizations need to plan ahead to lower risk to their plans, through a combination of strategies," said Michael Conway, chief executive and national president of FEI Canada.
DB plans that want to minimize their risk do have options. The risks could be transferred to another party, such as an insurance company, through an annuity purchase for some or all of the plan members; the benefit policy could be changed to transfer or share risks with employees, such as moving to a DC plan or a target benefit structure; investment policy could be changed to reduce the mismatch between assets and liabilities or to protect against extreme events; or funding policy strategies could be employed to manage the amount and plan the timing of contributions.
Many plan sponsors are looking to modify their plan design as part of their risk reduction strategy. Of survey respondents with DB plans, 58 percent remain open to all employees, 37 percent are closed to new entrants with existing employees continuing to accrue DB benefits, and 6 percent are closed to new entrants, with no further DB accruals for current employees.
Almost one-third of participants said they were either somewhat likely or very likely to close existing DB plans to new employees while continuing benefit accruals for current employees. Sixty-two percent of organizations that have made or are considering changes to their DB plans cited the level and volatility of funding contributions as a very important driver of that change. While plan design changes such as moving to a DC plan can be effective in reducing risk in the long term, they do not have much effect in the short term, according to the report. Sponsors looking to reduce risk in the short term need to turn to investment policy or risk transfers.


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With a stay at Hampton Inn Morristown in Morristown, you'll be close to Millstone Golf Club and Rose Center and Council For The Arts. This hotel is within the vicinity of Panther Creek State Park and Great Smoky Mountains Expo Center.
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Could cholesterol protect fetuses from alcohol damage?
COULD cholesterol protect fetuses from damage by alcohol? That's what a study on zebrafish indicates, and while it's not yet clear whether the same applies to humans, we do share a common set of proteins that control early development.
One of these proteins, called Sonic Hedgehog (SHH), is a key player in the development of the nervous system, head, face, heart and limbs – which are all affected by fetal alcohol syndrome. SHH is only active when bound to cholesterol, and alcohol is known to affect cholesterol levels.
To examine these links further, Yin-Xiong Li of Duke University School of Medicine in Durham, North Carolina, and his colleagues exposed zebrafish embryos to low concentrations of alcohol and examined their development. The embryos had normal amounts of SHH, Li found, but the genes it controls were less active, and this led to defects resembling fetal alcohol syndrome. The embryos also had lower


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Shark within a Shark Draws Comparison's to Turducken in Amazing Photo
A crew of scientists and researchers were out on the water tracking and tagging sand tiger sharks when they got a very unexpected result.
According to GrindTV the crew cast out a fish called a menhaden as bait to try and catch the tiger shark. Almost immediately a much smaller shark known as a dogfish grab the bait, and upon that bite a sand tiger shark came from beneath and snatched the dogfish.
"The dogfish was about 3 feet long and completely swallowed by the sand tiger shark," a post on the University of Delaware's ORB (Ocean Exploration, Remote Sensing, Biogeography Lab) lab Facebook page said.
"There's gotta be some kind of 'turducken' label for this kind of situation," said Aaron Martens, pro bass angler, online referring to a Thanksgiving meal that consists of a chicken, in a duck, in a turkey.
The scientists were on the hunt for sand tiger sharks to replace broken or loose tags they had previously placed on the sharks for research.
ORB spoke about the vicious look of the sharks, and why their teeth are so jagged on their Facebook.
"Their protruding spike-like teeth are perfect for spearing their favorite foods: bony fishes, small sharks, rays, squids, crabs, and lobsters."
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Soto's Seesaw
Written by Jeremiah Johnson, Posted in General
It wasn't that long ago the Geovany Soto was being compared to Johnny Bench. Soto's performance in 2008–.285/.364/.504, starting in the All Star Game, winning the Rookie of the Year, and generally taking the league by storm–put him into elite company. However, his subsequent performance has forced many to rethink those early comparisons.
Put simply, Soto has been riding a statistical seesaw the last few years. 2009 was a nosedive season (.218/.321/.381) plagued by injuries and off-the-field issues. He failed to dodge the injury bug again in 2010, but when he was on the field he looked like his former self (.280/.393/.497), giving Cubs fans reason to hope his '09 campaign was an anomaly. Unfortunately 2011 (.228/.310/.411) proved it wasn't.
The fact is, Soto doesn't fall into the usual whatever-you-get-at-the-plate-is-a-bonus category of catchers. He's proven he can be a legitimate offensive threat–one that could be mighty handy for this Cubs team that looks to be FAR short of production and pop.
And while the seesaw pattern of his career ought to be due for a swing back to the positive side this season, the prognosticators over at Fangraphs aren't convinced. Bill James is the most optimistic,
guessing at predicting a line of .252/.345/.450.
I'll be looking for Soto to improve in a few key areas this season. Like almost every other Cub, he needs to cut down on his strikeouts. He's always floated around a 20% strikeout rate, but last year it shot up above 26%. It's not realistic to think his offense will improve if he can't learn to be more selective at the plate.
Along with that, I'm also looking (hoping) for a significant bump in his batting average. (And yeah, I know that's not the most popular measuring stick, but since he pulls a pretty steady average of .090 points for his walks and HBP, I'm targeting the area where he has shown a lot of fluctuation–between .218 and .285.) Even a modest .050 point improvement–which would be only his third best season so far–would be a significant improvement over the anemic .228 he posted last season.
Finally, I want to see him make it through the season without another momentum-killing visit to the Disabled List. Since his rookie campaign, Soto hasn't made it through the season without a tweaked shoulder, wrist, or groin. Considering he's already missed some Spring Training with a groin strain, maybe this is unrealistic. But few Cubs take longer to heat up after a trip to the DL, so consistent playing time might be the simplest solution for what's ailed Soto in the past.
I like Soto–not nearly as much as Lizzie, but certainly more than Joe. For his sake and the Cubs', I hope he can turn things around at the plate and give Theo and Jed a reason to invest in him. When he's at his best, his hitting is what separates him from his peers. But if he fails to improve at the plate this season, the Cubs might be inclined to go with a younger, cheaper option.


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Family Care transition underway
Community Care of Central Wisconsin is preparing to take over long-term care in 11 counties in northern Wisconsin starting Jan. 1.
Headquartered in Stevens Point, Wis., the organization manages long-term care services for about 3,400 members in Marathon, Portage, Wood, Lincoln and Langlade counties in north central Wisconsin. It has been in operation since 2008 and will begin providing those services Jan. 1 for seniors and people with developmental or physical disabilities in Ashland, Barron, Bayfield, Burnett, Douglas, Iron, Polk, Price, Rusk, Sawyer and Washburn counties.
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services, which oversees the Family Care Program, selected the organization through a competitive bidding process in August based on its financial portrait, communication with members and guardians, and customer satisfaction.
NorthernBridges manages Family Care currently.
"The transition is on track at this point," said Jim Canales, chief executive officer of Community Care of Wisconsin.
To lead the transition, Community Care of Central Wisconsin hired Kris Kubnick as director of operations, Janna Duffy, assistant director of operations, and Krista Love, provider network director. More than 150 additional staff including 113 who work for NorthernBridges, have been hired to serve the 11-county area of northern Wisconsin.
Community Care of Central Wisconsin also announced it intends to develop offices in each of the eight cities where NorthernBridges maintains office sites including Ashland, Centuria, Hayward, Ladysmith, Park Falls, Rice Lake, Spooner and Superior. Final office lease arrangements are in the works in anticipation of the Jan. 1 start date.
Offices in Spooner, Centuria and Ashland will remain where they are now under new lease agreements, Canales said. Offices in the other communities will move and be smaller than they are now. Canales said they will still be available if members or guardians want to come in, but the organization's goal is to have staff out where members are to serve their needs.
"Benefits will be the same or similar to those people are receiving through NorthernBridges," Canales said. However, the philosophy of how they are delivered will change to reflect Community Care's trademarked model, which focuses on the strength of members rather than deficits and works help people with employment, self-directed care, and connecting with the community where they live.
The Community Care board, which oversees the managed care organization will also change in April. While the board consists of two members from each of the organization's original service counties and one at-large member, only one member will represent those counties and five members will be selected from the 11 counties in northwest Wisconsin to represent this region.
Canales said while the board was under no obligation to change its makeup, the board felt it was important to have representation from the northwest region.
The Family Care Program provides support and long-term care services to elders and adults with physical or developmental disabilities that meet functional and financial eligibility criteria. Aging and Disability Resource Center staff determines eligibility.
An 11-member panel made up of members from the 11 county region will also meet quarterly for two years to provide CCCW with feedback on the transition, Canales said.
For information about Community Care of Central Wisconsin, visit www.communitycareofcentralwisconsin.org or contact Kris Kubnick at 715-301-1889.
For more information about the Family Care Program, contact your local Aging and Disability Resource Center or visit www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/LTCare.
In Douglas County, the Aging and Disability Resource Center is available at 715-395-1234 and has offices on the third floor of the Government Center, 1316 N. 14th St, Superior.


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The horror experienced by Jewish and anti-Nazi outcasts shipped to the Australian Outback by the British Government during the war has been documented in a new film that highlights the darker side of Britain's fight against Nazi Germany.
The men, mainly scientists, academics and artists who had fled to Britain from Nazi Austria and Germany at the outbreak of the war, were considered a security threat after the fall of France.
On the orders of Winston Churchill, they were dispatched from Liverpool on the Hired Military Transport (HMT) ship Dunera in July 1940.
Their arrival in Australia - after a 57-day journey in appalling conditions - was seen as the greatest injection of talent to enter Australia on a single vessel.
They were taken to a detention camp in the Outback, where they set up an impromptu university to pass the time.
Among the passengers were Franz Stampfl, the athletics coach to the four-minute-mile runner Roger Bannister, Wolf Klaphake, the inventor of synthetic camphor, and the photographer Henry Talbot.
John Burgan, 44, the director of Friendly Enemy Alien, which premiered in Berlin this week, said he made the film to illustrate that, while refugees are often seen as a burden, they contribute a lot to the countries in which they settle.
"Refugees are invariably unwanted and unloved when they arrive, but being at the bottom of the heap they knuckle down and make the best of the chance they've been given, to become an asset to their adopted country," said Mr Burgan.
"Nowhere is that better illustrated than with the story of the Dunera boys, many of whom had lost everything in the Holocaust. They made the best of what they had."
When the overcrowded Dunera set sail from Liverpool, its 2,500 internees were told they were bound for Canada.
Watched over by 309 poorly trained British soldiers, the men endured horrendous conditions. They were stripped of their personal possessions, including documents and false teeth, many of which were thrown overboard. They were beaten and insulted as "Jewish swine" and forced to sleep below deck on floors awash with human waste. The hatches and portholes were battened shut.
"There was so little air that to get the job of peeling potatoes on deck was seen as a life-saver," said Walter Kaufmann, 82, a Jewish refugee now living in Berlin whose book Touching Time details the Dunera experience.
Klaus Wilcynski, 86, author of The Prison Ship, recalled being told to walk on the deck in bare feet. "Soldiers had smashed beer bottles so people cut their feet."
Mr Burgan said the story was well-known in Australia. But it is still under embargo by Britain's Official Secrets Act until 2040.
The medical army officer Alan Frost, who was the first Australian to go on board when the Dunera docked at Sydney's Darling Harbour, was appalled by the conditions.
His report led to the court martial of the officer-in-charge, Lt Colonel William Scott.
When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbour, the men were reclassified as "friendly aliens", and hundreds were recruited into the Australian army. After the war most stayed in Australia. Only a handful returned to Britain and several to East Germany.


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Justified drew 4.2 million viewers Tuesday night, making it FX's biggest series premiere since The Shield debuted to 4.8 million viewers in 2002, the network said. The new drama ranked No. 1 on cable for the night in overall viewers and even beat the broadcast networks at 10/9c among men 18-to-49.
Fox won a slow night for the networks as American Idol's two-hour top 12 performance program drew 22.6 million viewers and continued its dominance among all 18-to-49-year-olds, according to Nielsen overnight estimates.
CBS placed second for the night, but saw all its shows fall in the demo versus their last new episodes. NCIS (17.6 million viewers) was down 11 percent to a season low, NCIS: Los Angeles (15 million) was down 9 percent and The Good Wife (13.4 million) slipped 4 percent but still won the 10/9c timeslot.
NBC's The Biggest Loser averaged 7.2 million viewers over its two hours, but fell 10 percent in the demo to its season low. Parenthood (5.9 million) was also down 12 percent in the demo from the previous week.
Lost (8.8 million viewers) dropped 10 percent in the demo, tying a series low. ABC finished fourth overall for the night, with a Lost repeat at 8/7c (3.9 million viewers) and a FlashForward clip show (4.4 million) at 10/9c.
90210 and Melrose Place pulled in 1.5 million and 1.4 million viewers for the CW, respectively.


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Things are going to get difficult for Italian national team coach Roberto Donadoni.
Less than a month before the start of Euro '08, Donadoni hasn't received the gesture of good faith he wanted from the Italian soccer federation.
Donadoni has been in the hot seat since he took over the squad. That's to be expected when you take over a World Cup winner. But he did qualify the team for the Euro tournament. His contract expires at the end of 2008 and he was looking for an extension.
The contract discussion is overshadowing preparations for the tournament. That kind of distraction was the last thing either party wanted. Reports say that Donadoni was offered a two-year extension that was geared to the national team's performance including reaching the semi-final at Euro. It did include a substantial buyout if Donadoni was fired.
Hardly the vote of confidence he was seeking.
If that was meant to calm the waters, no one better get in a boat.
Reports say Donadoni was not impressed.
Donadoni now has to make decisions he knows will determine whether he remains Italy's coach after Euro. He'll have to decide who among a big crowd of strikers he'll select.
Luca Toni is a given. So is young Marco Borriello. But one of the key inclusions will be a striker who likely will come off the bench later in the game to give the Italians a boost.
Popular Juventus star Alessandro Del Piero is making things difficult for the Italian coach. Del Piero has found the fountain of youth this season. The almost 34-year-old is scoring goals like he's 10 years younger.
Two years ago, not many would have believed this would have been an issue. Del Piero looked like a player headed downhill on a bike with no brakes.
This year with Juventus, he's playing full games and scoring goals, 18 of them so far. Making a decision to leave Del Piero out of Euro is even more difficult because of Del Piero's popularity. Del Piero is a classy guy and the Italian media loves him.
But there's another 34-year-old who is potting big goals. Milan's Pippo Inzaghi has picked the past two months to be at his poaching best.
Inzaghi is the kind of player no one notices, until he puts the ball in the net. He's quicker than Del Piero and has a reputation for scoring big goals.
Which brings us to Antonio Cassano. Cassano has enormous potential, is much younger and stronger than the other two. He plays the game on the edge with an edge.
He would be the most dangerous selection for Donadoni and Donadoni likely will not take that risk. There are too many other safer choices.
Donadoni isn't one to tip his hand but if one can interpret recent interviews, Donadoni seems to be leaning toward Del Piero. Del Piero's advantage over Inzaghi is his ability to distribute the ball and Del Piero remains dangerous when he's standing over a free kick.
Juventus' Vincenzo Iaquinta, who was expected to be named to the Euro squad, is out with an injury, putting his tournament at risk.
They may play for the honour of their country but the money isn't bad either. Euro '08 in Switzerland and Austria will have a pool of about 184 million Euros.
Each team earns (all in Euros) 7.5 million to be in the tournament with teams getting one million per win and 500,000 per tie. The eight quarter-finalists earn two million each, with the four semi-finalists three million each, the two finalists 4.5 million each and the winner earning an addition three million.


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Hi, is this upcoming swell a good time to teach a first timer how to surf?
I just spit my post-session IPA on my monitor!!!
Too funny Fitz. You take I'm Way Better Than You and I'll go grab FollyBeachPro. I've already surfed 3 times today but I'll paddle out again to teach the short-bus crew how to stand up.
hey professer pain, make sure you teach them to hold their breath for 3 to 4 mins .
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Off-Site SEO refers to search engine optimization techniques that are not performed on your own website or page, and are therefore termed "off-site."
You see, these days, optimizing the content on your pages is not enough. For effective SEO you need help from other websites in the form of incoming links, commonly referred to as backlinks.
That's basically what off-site SEO is all about – getting quality links relevant to your topic to assist the search engines in establishing what your web page focuses on. You can think of each backlink as a vote for your page. This is what Google's PageRank measures, albeit in a complex way, taking many factors into consideration.
There are many ways to get backlinks; unfortunately, few of them are quick and easy. Here are some options:
Creating content that makes people link to it
Doing link exchanges
Getting directory listings
Writing and syndicating articles
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One link from a high quality site is worth tens from a poor site. And linking to bad sites can negatively effect your own website's rankings.
One-way links into your website from another are of greater value than reciprocal links from carrying out link exchanges.
Links to your pages should use the relevant keywords in the anchor text. Use several variations on this text if you plan to create a high number of backlinks to a page. You'll get better results and it looks more natural to the search engines, keeping you below the radar.
It's generally best to avoid organized link exchanges or link farms. In the vast majority of cases they will harm, not help you. This is because the search engines see it as manipulation of the SERPS (Search Engine Results Page) and punish linked websites when they discover the network.
Although I've summarized link building in just a few sentences, don't underestimate how important off-site SEO is. Good backlinks with targeted keyword anchor text carry so much weight these days that if it's done well it's entirely possible to rank a website highly for terms not even occurring on the page.
The advice on SEO in these 2 articles is all you need to start getting your pages ranking highly for traffic generating keywords. You just need to get on and do it, and be prepared to spend the time good off-site SEO requires. The more high rankings you get, the greater their influence on your overall rankings, and the easier it will become to tackle more difficult keyword phrases


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Decorating By DebbyJG Updated 15 Oct 2013 , 5:00pm by shanter
I've searched through the forum but I can't seem to find anything. (And yep I have also Googled it myself.) ;)
I've been thinking about downsizing my supplies (extra cake pans, unused items like extra levelers (can't go back to anything after getting my beloved Agbay), The Mat which people love but I seemingly can't use, extra cutters, silicone molds, etc, you know, just those things that are taking up space but I'm sure could be well used by someone else).
I would really like to avoid having to go the Ebay route, because I'd rather post my items (and for that matter, search for new items!) on a site that is by and for cakers, who know what they are looking at. Ebay is just chock full of plastic wilton stuff, but seems to think "The Mat" only refers to backgrounds for art prints. :) And "Agbay"? Ebay tries to tell me I'm spelling a rocker named "Gabay" incorrectly. NO!
Is there such a site? Is there an obscure buy/sell/trade forum on this site that I haven't come across? Or I am stuck listing everything on Ebay unless I want to create my own cakers' version?
So after posting, I came across this thread:
Apparently I'm *not* the only one; there are others who have wanted to do the same thing. Any movement on it? Either at Cake Central or on another forum?
bump.... Would love to find a site just as you have described.
Very glad to see your site.I like cakes very much. I found LuLu Good Life website that contain some recipes of cakes.
Debby, I too would love to find a site like this. I have stuff like one of the items you mentioned that I don't use for whatever reason - usually bc I bought it without realizing that my kitchen is just too small. If anyone knows of a site please let us know, thanks.
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I've always wanted to go on a safari, but since I don't see myself going to Africa anytime soon, I was thrilled for the opportunity to go on Disney's Wild Africa Trek at Walt Disney World's Animal Kingdom. But why would you want to pay extra for the Wild Africa Trek when any guest of Disney's Animal Kingdom can visit the Savanna as part of their park admission? Here's why.
Disney's Wild Africa Trek: A VIP African Expedition in Orlando
Disney's Wild Africa Trek is an expedition through the bush and Savanna of the Harambe Wildlife Reserve at Walt Disney World's Animal Kingdom.
The first section is a physical portion where you are walking through the bush of the Pagini Forest over rope bridges while tethered to a guide rope. The second portion is a traditional truck safari with lunch on the savanna.
Groups are small, up to 12 guests go each time, making it a more intimate experience. Guests must be at least eight years old to participate.
Each Wild Africa Trek has two knowledgeable guides. One leads the group while the other takes photographs. At first I kept my camera out, snapping away at everything. However, once we reached the Savanna, I traded my camera for binoculars and let the photographer do their job. If you see a photo you like, just ask and they'll take a picture. The group is small enough that individual pictures are easily done.
Instead of worrying about getting photos, I was free to enjoy the safari. I watched a baby elephant nursing, and saw giraffes up close. It was freeing to get away from behind a camera and actually watch what was going on in the moment vs. just trying to capture everything for later. This is all part of your package, and I encourage you to use this perk. You'll see a lot more AND get the photos.
To prepare for the first leg of the adventure, guests are weighed and get gear (you must be under 310 pounds to participate, and yes, you do have to get on a scale). The gear is a bit heavy, but you get used to it quickly. Each person is given a commemorative water bottle to fill up and use to keep hydrated on the journey and an ear piece for listening to the guide while deep in the jungle.
After a brief introduction, follow two guides through the Animal Kingdom theme park and the Pagini Forest with other park guests before veering off the beaten path to a restricted area behind the scenes for a bush walk. Along the way are stops to chat with animal experts and up close views of the animals.
There are also two rope bridges to cross. If you've never done a ropes course, the bridges can be a bit intimidating with missing slats and sunning crocodiles below. However, each guest is tethered in, and a safety net adds an extra layer of protection from the waiting crocs.
The second half of the adventure is a truck ride through the African Savannah. Guests shed the heavy vests and trade them for binoculars. This portion of the adventure is riding. Our naturalist guide identified the animals and gave as much or as little detail as guests wanted about them. This is the same road taken by the theme park safari trucks, but Trek trucks go slower, stopping in sections for a leisurely look.
A highlight of the tour is a gourmet lunch, served in camp tins at a Savanna outpost. Everything is edible, including the flower. As you nosh, there are giraffe munching nearby. This seemed like a perfect location for a special event like a proposal and indeed the cast members have assisted couples in the past.
A portion of the trek price is donated to a conservation effort of your choice. When you return from your excursion into the Harambe Wildlife Reserve, choose where you'd like your money donated.
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"You cannot attain and maintain physical condition unless you are morally and mentally conditioned. And it is impossible to be in moral condition unless you are spiritually conditioned. I always told my players that our team condition depended on two factors / how hard they worked on the floor during practice and how well they behaved between practices."
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Senior members of the 2009-2010 Tamaqua Area High School girls basketball team pose with the Schuylkill League and District 11 Class AA championship trophies the squad captured this season. The Lady Raiders were honored at a banquet by their booster club on Sunday, March 22 at the New England FIre Company. Senior members of the team were, from left, Kali Chrush, Elissa Streisel, Lauren Fedor, Shelby Hankins and Megan Berezwick.


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Discussion in 'Archived Threads 2001-2004' started by Jason Quillen, Oct 23, 2001.
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Wasn't this announced a long time ago?
Yes, just after the title announcement for #2.
Was it? Sorry, I hadn't heard about it.
And people say 'Attack of the Clones' sucks...
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Jason, don't. This is the internet, and even in just the HTF, it's hard to keep up.
As for the titles, I think they are very revealing as to the plots. Anybody want to guess?
Just in a sentance? Matrix Reloaded sees the comeback and sucess of the Agents (with some new updated Matrix), then Matrix Revolutions is the sucess of Neo and all his buddies --> revolutions ensue and the matrix is defeated.
Thats probably what will happen, but I really hope not. They might as well call them 'The Agents Strike Back' and 'Return Of The One' and be done with it in that case.
Damn, thats seriously funny
Err Glenn. "Jason, don't" what?
I have to say they're pretty awful titles. They can be slightly redeemed if they're not The Matrix II: The Matrix Reloaded, etc. as subtitles look a bit silly, IMO.
On the other hand The Matrix Revolutions sounds like a 70's disco...
I'd always assumed the plan was to rip off the Anakin Skywalker story and have Neo go all bad in the next film and then redeem him in the third.
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I think The Matrix should have been called The Array, the second one should be called The Matrix, and the third one should be called The Determinant.
Right, Michael. Just here at the HTF, there are so many threads. Some last for what seems like ages, and others vanish in a 'poof'. I had planned on avoiding answering, but David got me going.
So, they're going to reload the program. Why even bother? If it is just a reload it is going to have the same problems as the program in (1) did. Maybe he'll have a huge deja vu in the beginning, and in the reloading, there should be a point in time where there wouldn't be any program at all. Maybe he'll use that 'hole' to do something? (Sorry, I got lost) But if they did do 'fixes' for it later, (like with the cat), then there should be even more 'holes' in it, right?
Anyway, I can't wait for both of them.


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what is the sum of these mixed numbers? 5 2/3, 3 3/4, 13 1/6, 8 1/2. pleaseeeeeeeee helpppppppp meeeeeeeeee!!!!
Jim was putting carpet in his sons tree house.He needed to find the area of the floor. But he was having trouble with the multiplication. The measurements were 4.2 meters by 6.3 meters. Do the multiplication to help him find the area
arista found a sale on skates. she got 1/5 off the regular price of $34.50. What was the sale price of her skates?


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Bayfield County warrant nets drugs, guns
Law enforcement officers executing search warrants in the Red Cliff area of Bayfield County netted nearly 20 pounds of marijuana, thousands of dollars in cash and more than a dozen guns.
Bayfield County Sheriffs Office deputies and agents from the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) executed the search warrants early Monday morning, according to a news release from Bayfield County Chief Deputy Paul Susienka.
The warrants were the result of a long-term drug investigation conducted by DCI special agents. Two hand guns and 11 long guns, more than 19 pounds of marijuana and approximately $6,100 in cash were seized in the raid, the release stated. Two men, Tyrone W. Butterfield, 31, and Elmer D. Saari, 30, were arrested and brought to the Bayfield County Jail.
The investigation is continuing and more arrests may follow.
Other officers assisting in the search were from the Northwest Area Crime Unit, comprised officers from Ashland, Superior, and Spooner police departments, and Burnett, Sawyer and Washburn County sheriff's deputies. Native American Drug/Gang Initiative Officers from the Lac du Flambeau Tribal Police, Oneida Tribal Police and the St. Croix Tribal Police also assisted along with a Wisconsin State Patrol K-9 unit and the U.S. Border Patrol
This operation was an excellent example of cooperation between federal, state, county, and local officers sharing resources to combat crime, Susienka stated.


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Rossi vows to push hard for podium
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6 November 2010 – Valentino Rossi will head the second row of the grid in his final MotoGP race for Yamaha, before switching to Ducati in 2011. However, the Italian remains optimistic heading into Sunday's Grand Prix of Valencia, in which he will be highly keen to finish at least third.
"It was a difficult day but luckily we were able to improve the setting right at the end of the session, giving me a bit more grip and allowing me to push for a fast time at the end," 'The Doctor' explained.
"We're fourth and considering how the practices have been this really isn't too bad. We will have to see tomorrow, it's going to be very hard and we're still in a bit of trouble, while the others are very fast, but if we can improve a bit more then we can try to challenge.
"It's not particularly difficult to overtake at this race so the second row isn't a big problem if we have a good pace. Stoner is very fast here, it looked like he was in a different sport today, but it's my last race for Yamaha and I will do everything I can to be on the podium."


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- What two (at least) sides can be taken about this idea? Who should be on each side? Almost any idea can lead to conflict, as long as someone wants something connected with it.
- What is that thing that is so desperately wanted? Why are the characters desperate about it? (If they're not desperate, you will not have a strong story.) What is the war being fought over?
- What sort of battles are these two forces likely to engage in? Some possibilities: Both sides want the same thing (Mary and Anne Boleyn). Both sides want mutually exclusive things (Katniss Everdene and the rulers of the Hunger Games.) One side imposes something on the other, who resists (every story of adolescent rebellion, and many romance novels). One side wants something very badly, and the other does not want to give it up (most detective fiction, in which the detective wants the killer).
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AARON SPEAKS: Hank Aaron doesn't plan to be at the ballpark if and when Barry Bonds breaks his home run record.
"Uh-uh. No, no. I'm not going to be around," Aaron was quoted as saying in Tuesday's editions of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Bonds has 735 homers, 20 short of Aaron's career record. While Aaron has declined most interview requests in recent months, he spoke with Journal-Constitution columnist Terence Moore.
Aaron said he wouldn't attend if Bonds were within reach of the record when the San Francisco Giants play at Atlanta from Aug. 14-16.
"I'd probably fly to West Palm Beach to play golf," Aaron was quoted as saying in Moore's column. "Again, it has nothing to do with anybody, other than I had enough of it. I don't want to be around that sort of thing anymore."
Speaking before Tuesday's game in San Diego, Bonds said he wasn't bothered by Aaron's stance.
"He has every right to do what he wants to do. I respect that," Bonds said. "There's no reason for me to be disappointed. If he has other plans, other things to do, I respect that. He's his own man. He can do what he wants to do. I respect that. No hard feelings.
"Now if Willie wasn't there, I'd be disappointed," he said, referring to his godfather, Willie Mays.
PADRES: Pitcher Chris Young, who's flirted with no-hitters and been tough on the road, agreed to a $14.5 million, four-year contract that would be worth $23 million if the team exercises a 2011 option.
RED SOX: Activated reliever Mike Timlin from the 15-day disabled list and optioned reliever Javier Lopez to Triple-A Pawtucket.
- Brendan Donnelly was ejected from Tuesday's game against the Seattle Mariners when he hit a batter after the reliever and Jose Guillen revived an old feud.
RANGERS: Purchased the contract of right-hander Jamey Wright to be its No. 5 starter.
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Recycling & Composting
Coming May 1, 2015, you will discover an all new recycling and composting program available in select buildings on the Denver Federal Center! GSA will be adding single stream and organic waste collection services for the following buildings:
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Single stream bins will accommodate all glass, plastic and metal food containers as well as plastic drink cup containers and straws. And compost bins will accept any material that was once alive — this includes shredded paper, food waste, wax lined paper cups, paper coffee cups, pizza boxes, donut boxes, compostable tableware and paper plates. Bathrooms will also be equipped with compost bins for all paper towel waste.
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GW Pharmaceuticals has announced the appointment of Kenneth Sommerville MD to the newly created position of VP, Clinical Science, based in the United States.
Dr. Sommerville will play an important role in the clinical development, medical affairs, and regulatory activities related to the company's epilepsy programs including the ongoing development of Epidiolex(R), GW's product candidate for Dravet and Lennox-Gastaut syndromes. He will also support the late stages of the completion of the investigational plan for Sativex(R) in cancer pain.
"We are delighted to announce this important appointment and welcome Ken's extensive industry experience and therapeutic expertise in support of our rapidly evolving programs in the United States," stated Justin Gover, GW's Chief Executive Officer. "We have received significant interest from physicians and parents regarding Epidiolex for childhood epilepsy and with the GW-sponsored pivotal trials expected to commence in the second half of this year, Ken will play a leading role in the clinical development of this important product in the U.S. His expertise and depth of knowledge in product development and regulatory matters will serve GW well as we seek to advance Epidiolex through clinical trials and, if successful, obtain FDA approval as rapidly as possible."
Dr. Sommerville is a board-certified neurologist and joins GW with a significant record of achievement including twenty-three years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry. He has had senior roles at UCB/Schwarz Pharma where he led clinical and regulatory programs in epilepsy and other neurological product development initiatives including NDA submissions to FDA and EMEA for multiple compounds. Most recently, Dr. Sommerville served as Vice President of Clinical Sciences at Pfizer, Inc. where he was Global Clinical Lead for opioids and led a team of physicians and scientists in the development of abuse-deterrent opioids. He also has led teams in multiple medical and scientific areas including, but not limited to, indications of complex partial seizures, basic and rapid infusion of an intravenous anti-convulsant, painful diabetic neuropathy, migraine prophylaxis, Parkinson's disease, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, and schizophrenia. Dr. Sommerville has made major contributions to over twenty NDA submissions for both the FDA and EMEA and is recognized as an authority in drug development, especially anti-epileptic drugs, pain, and abuse-deterrent opioids.
"This is an exciting time to be joining GW, with a number of important products currently under development for patients in the United States including Sativex and Epidiolex. Specifically, I believe that Epidiolex has the potential to become an important new therapeutic option for children suffering with intractable epilepsy, an area of significant unmet need," said Dr. Sommerville. "I look forward to working with the GW team to develop new treatments from their proprietary cannabinoid platform."
Dr. Sommerville earned a M.D. degree from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina. Dr. Sommerville was in the private practice of neurology for 11 years prior to entering the pharmaceutical industry.


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Bookings for the 2017-2018 season will be taken from 10:00am on SUNDAY 29th January 2017. Enquiries for these dates will be taken on +44 (0) 1989 770703 (please note that bookings will NOT be taken on Les Bamford's mobile number or by email). The prices are as follows:
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this is working out much better than trestles, got 1 guy in each rd 4 heat so no more friendly fire till the final series
Results 11 to 20 of 21
Thread: Quik Pro France LIVE
Oct 2, 2013, 10:27 PM #12
I've got 5 headed into R4: Jimmy, DoubleJ, Juliana, Yordy and Holy Toledo.
Oct 2, 2013, 11:22 PM #13
I gotta catch some of this action tomorrow. Sounds as competitive as Trestles was.
E - the fantasy thing is for the whole season? Or could I get in for the remaining events and Pipe?
Oct 2, 2013, 11:58 PM #14
Oct 3, 2013, 12:21 AM #15
conditions been terrible this year.last year was epic,real 10 pt rides,crazy wipeouts.adriano lost his board and had to bodysurf 10footers to the beach
Oct 3, 2013, 12:54 AM #16
Oct 3, 2013, 03:20 PM #17
i havnt watched any of the live webcast,but i checked out the heat review yesterday and saw gabs and toledos airs.fukin redicolous!! and they say john john is the airguy.these brazilians are taking over,even kelly said he wouldnt rule out gabs for a world title.i enjoy watchin the young guns,nobody does airs like those brazilians.the maui boys get air,but thats because maui is the windiest place on earth with onshores everyday which is perfect for airs
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Qtrs are about to start.
Oct 4, 2013, 05:57 PM #19
Mick takes the title!!! Dude was on fire at Trestles and he's on his game. I'll put my money on him winning it all by season's end. Sick job Mick! Power surfers rule the world.
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Mick is insane! Love his style! He just totally kills when he surfs!
Definitely a "power surfer"!


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May 19, 2009, 10:36 PM
The bill on credit card reform passed, and attached to it was a rider making it leagal for ccw holders to carry on national parks lands! This is good,right?
Trooper Tyree
May 19, 2009, 10:38 PM
I haven't been following it so I don't know specifically exactly what it spells out, but if it lets CCW people carry in National Parks, then yes, I'd say it's good. :)
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Coaldale woman sentenced to federal prison on drug counts
A Coaldale woman was sentenced to a federal prison term this week on drug charges.
Brianna Koschak, 22, was sentenced on Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Wilkes-Barre, to serve 16 months in prison.
U.S. District Judge A. Richard Caputo also ruled that Koschak must serve three years of supervised release following the prison term and pay a special assessment of $100.
Koschak pleaded guilty on April 18, 2011, to criminal conspiracy to distribute more than 50 grams of cocaine, crack cocaine, marijuana and methamphetamine.
According to U.S. Attorney Peter J. Smith, a grand jury indicted Koschak and nine other people, including her sister, Beth Koschak, on Oct. 7, 2008.
It was alleged that the 10 participated in the drug-trafficking ring starting in April 2008 and continuing until October.
Authorities charged that the ring obtained drugs in New York and Schuylkill County and distributed them in the county.
The ring also carried firearms to collect drug debts and used cell phones as part of the conspiracy.
An investigation into the operation was conducted by the federal Drug Enforcement Administration and local police in the county.
All 10 members of the conspiracy have pleaded guilty to various charges.
Brianna Koschak is the seventh to be sentenced and received the same sentence as her sister.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Francis P. Sempa, who prosecuted the case, said Zachary Guichard, of New York, the leader of the conspiracy, received the longest prison term of 72 months in prison.


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Property Location
With a stay at Hotel Alhambra Palace in Granada (Central District), you'll be minutes from Manuel de Falla Museum and Alhambra. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Campo del Principe Plaza and Carmen Rodriguez Acosta Foundation.
Make yourself at home in one of the 126 air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
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Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, wedding services, and tour/ticket assistance.
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Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center, conference space, and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available on request).
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- Year Built 1910
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- Total number of rooms - 126
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