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Police in Georgia say an anonymous tip helped them make arrests in the shooting death of baby who was killed in a stroller.
The Brunswick Police Department said Sunday that they got a tip that someone was crouched in the back seat of a vehicle as it drove away from the shooting on Thursday. The Glynn County detective's division spent hours following up on the tip and eventually arrested a 14-year-old suspect. The boy's statements led them to take 17-year-old De'Marquise Elkins into custody.
Elkins is charged with murder in the death of 13-month-old Antonio Santiago. The baby's mother, Sherry West, said she was walking home when Elkins and a younger boy approached and asked her for money.
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In Mexico City, a second 'pandemic': rumors
Inherently suspicious of government pronouncements, only 19 percent of Mexicans believe official swine flu figures.
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How Mexico is tackling the swine flu
Schools and nightclubs are closed. Health officials have new powers to quarantine homes.
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Obama heads to summit touting 'broader partnership'
Summit of the Americas gathers the 34 democratically governed countries of the Western Hemisphere. But communist Cuba threatens to steal some of the spotlight.
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Obama talks guns, immigration in Mexico
He vows to support a regional treaty to curb gun trafficking as well as greater cooperation on clean energy.
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Drug war at forefront of Obama's visit to Mexico
He's likely to stress shared responsibility for rising border violence during trip that begins Thursday.
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As G-20 battles protectionism, a cautionary tale in Ecuador
The country has put steep tariffs on an array of goods. Seventeen of the world's 20 largest economies have broken recent promises not to take protectionist measures.
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US targets gun flows into Mexico in bid to stem drug violence
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano and Attorney General Eric Holder visit Mexico Thursday to meet with their counterparts.
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Global News Blog Top US, Mexican officials meet on guns smuggling
Attorney General Eric Holder and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano underscored their commitment to fighting drug violence at a meeting with their Mexican counterparts in Cuernavaca Thursday.
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Clinton says US shares responsibility for Mexico's drug violence
The "insatiable" American demand for illegal drugs is part of the problem, she says, and hints at changes ahead in US drug-control policies.
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US tightens up violent Mexican border
Hillary Clinton arrives Wednesday with a new border security plan that signals greater cooperation between the two countries.
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Congress and Obama finally wake up to Calderón's bold war on drug cartels.
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Obama's overtures seek to help a spiraling Mexico
Mexico's drug wars are spilling over into the US, forcing Obama's administration to refocus attention on the border.
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The US State Department has issued a new travel advisory warning of 'large firefights' across the country.
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President Calderón is leading a drive to make Mexico's government more efficient, starting with nearly $40,000 in awards for the best stories of bloated bureaucracy.
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Ezra Miller
Actor, Wyckoff and Hoboken
Performances don't get much more breathtakingly sinister than New Jersey native Ezra Miller's work as the title character in "We Need to Talk About Kevin," a drama opening in limited release this month after an Oscar-qualifying run in December and an award-winning film festival stint.
The dark movie, about the dysfunctional relationship between an ill-equipped mother (Tilda Swinton) and her terrifyingly evil child (Miller), is full of challenging, brooding moments.
So it's no surprise that Miller, 19, has garnered impressive critical notices for his work. Time Out London, for example, deemed the up-and-comer's performance "staggeringly creepy."
Starring opposite acting royalty such as Swinton is a major step in Miller's rise through the indie film ranks, which began with memorable scene-stealing performances in the high school cautionary tale "Afterschool" (his debut) and the ensemble comedy "City Island," before he was honored by last year's Hamptons International Film Festival as a breakthrough performer for his work on the recently released "Another Happy Day."
Unlike most young actors, Miller's career path wasn't preordained. He's a trained singer, who performed in Philip Glass' contemporary opera "White Raven" at the Lincoln Center Festival and sang with the Metropolitan Opera while he was in grade school.
Yet the journey from opera prodigy to big screen fixture hasn't been as strange as it seems, says Miller, who was born in Wyckoff and went to high school in Hoboken.
"When there was no longer a clear path for me in opera singing, my 'art monsters' went through some sort of mutation where the heightened, dramatic storytelling that happens in the singing of opera, I still feel like I enact in various forms," he says.
"Obviously, in film and television, you're always going to be finding some sort of heightened reality."
Aline Brosh McKenna
Screenwriter, Montvale
Few Hollywood screenwriters are more in demand than Aline Brosh McKenna, the New Jersey native who wrote "The Devil Wears Prada" and is widely considered a go-to person for smart movies about empowered modern women.
The 44-year-old has amassed an impressive oeuvre in Hollywood, ranging from "Prada" to "Morning Glory," an underrated satire of a network morning news show.
Her high profile upcoming projects include a live-action "Cinderella," which originated as a pitch she made to Disney that the Mouse House bought for a reported seven figures.
Though her work has kept her on the West Coast for 20 years, McKenna's never fully left Jersey behind. She can "still do the accent." She enjoys watching the Franklin Lakes-set bits of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey." She misses the farms that surrounded her hometown of Montvale, and on her last trip back, she made sure to visit Phil's Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria.
New Jersey has stuck with her in more impactful ways, as well. Growing up in Montvale inspired McKenna to co-write a big-screen adaptation of Benjamin Mee's memoir "We Bought a Zoo," starring Matt Damon as a father who tries to fix a downtrodden zoo. The film opened Dec. 23.
"When I was 7, my parents moved us from Demarest, where we lived in a regular suburban neighborhood with acre lots," she says. "We moved to Montvale, (where) we had a nine-acre piece of land with horses and ducks. So even though that wasn't a zoo, my parents had no experience with that. We ended up basically on a farm. I kind of learned that was one of the reasons I gravitated to (the project)."
Alrick Brown
Director, Plainfield
It's a long way from Plainfield to Rwanda, but for New Jersey-bred Alrick Brown, the journey was more natural than it seems.
The 35-year-old filmmaker made history in the formerly war-torn country when he shot his feature film debut "Kinyarwanda" there. Described as "the first dramatic feature film conceived and produced by Rwandans," the film interweaves six stories centered on the 1994 genocide.
After premiering at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, at press time, it was slated to hit theaters last month.
Brown was no stranger to Africa, having spent two years in the Peace Corps in Cote d'Ivoire after graduating from Rutgers. He was inspired to attend graduate film school at NYU after visiting slave castles in Ghana.
"Living in Africa really laid the seeds for the Rwanda film, as did being in the Peace Corps," Brown says. "Years later, it was a Peace Corps volunteer colleague of mine who was living in Rwanda who invited me there and introduced me to the film's executive producer. ... Everything in my path led me to Africa, led me to filmmaking. And when I decided to make the film, everything just kind of made sense."
Still, "Kinyarwanda" might have never happened had Brown, who still lives in Plainfield, not spent two years substitute teaching in his hometown. There he saw firsthand the power of entertainment, as he'd watch his students quote lines from their favorite songs, or scenes from their favorite movies.
"I realized that somebody else had power over these kids," Brown says. "I knew that I wanted to have that microphone. I wanted to have a bigger classroom in order to have a bigger impact."
Katrina Bowden
Actress, Wyckoff
If you're an up-and-coming actress, it's never a bad idea to be named the "Sexiest Woman Alive" by Esquire magazine. You can't buy that publicity.
But Wyckoff native Katrina Bowden, the recipient of that honor in 2011, is more than another pretty face. After all, the 23-year-old is attached to two of the top comedy franchises of the past 15 years. Tina Fey isn't the type to cast your everyday knockout on "30 Rock," and Bowden is a regular on the show as Cerie, assistant to Liz Lemon (Fey).
At the same time, the actress stars in the upcoming movie "American Reunion," the latest entry in the "American Pie" comedy series.
A graduate of Immaculate Heart Academy in Washington Township, Bowden has also found a niche of sorts in horror-comedy. She'll soon be seen in the films "Piranha 3DD" and "Nurse 3-D," the latter of which is about a sexy homicidal caregiver. Both are slated for release in theaters this year.
"I never explored comedy for myself until I went for '30 Rock,' and that's when I really found that I just had that comic timing and that love for it," Bowden says. "I started doing improv classes after that and I just became really interested in it."
She's gorgeous, to be sure, but Bowden's ability to make people laugh is what sets her apart.
"She's got an amazing ease about her and I think she'd rather people laugh with her than look at her," says Eli Craig, who directed Bowden in another comic horror flick, "Tucker and Dale vs. Evil," which is now on DVD. "There's no question that people are staggered by her looks, but spend five minutes with her and you'll realize she cares a lot less about that than anyone else."


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Have you ever seen someone in a public place and thought "I wonder what they're like in bed"? Don't lie, we've all done it. Well, have you ever seen someone in a wheelchair and asked yourself the same question? Sexual relations involving those with a disability is a taboo in our society. Many either don't think about it or avoid the topic entirely, but it should be open for discussion.
In his documentary The Last Taboo, independent filmmaker Alexander Freeman tells the story of the sexual lives of six people with physical disabilities. Through personal interviews, these six people speak about how sex is different with a disability but still enjoyable. While one subject of the film, Lauren Beller, spoke about having to elevate her legs to reduce back pain, another, Mazique Bianco, confessed how fun it was to incorporate his wheelchair in with the festivities. Aside from sex, everyone in the film spoke about how finding partners is difficult and what this does to their confidence as sexual beings.
Alexander Freeman is the founder and president of OUTCAST PRODUCTIONS. He has been writing, directing, and producing films such as Meet Annabelle and I Care: A Documentary About Independent Living since 2006. Freeman centers his films on topics such as sexuality, disability, identity and the like. He tries to provoke action and open the eyes of his audience by speaking up for those who may not be able to do so for themselves. As a college student with cerebral palsy, the topic of The Last Taboo was very personal. College is supposed to be filled with late night study sessions, weekend ragers, and sexcapades you usually regret the next day (at least, that's what the movies tell me). But students with disabilities jonesing for these experiences can't hook up with a stranger as easily, or might be overlooked by a horny chick at a party. With The Last Taboo, Freeman spoke out for people with disabilities and expressed that they want sex just as much as we do—hot sweaty wheelchair sex. In an interview with ABC News, Freeman insists, "It's not just the act, but to touch another person who feels you are attractive. If we are denied our right to sensuality, we are denied being human."
I sat with Alex Freeman in the Panera Bread by Emerson College to talk more about his work and the message he is trying to get across in The Last Taboo. Often we are afraid to try new things, especially when it comes to opening ourselves up sexually. Because of this, many rule out someone in a chair as a possibility. But trying new things can be fun and exciting (especially when it comes to new positions and toys). Another possibility, as Freeman says, is that "very quickly people make this assumption that if one part of the body doesn't work as well as other people's, that must mean the whole body is incapable." This assumption leaves many people thinking that someone with a disability can't have sex or doesn't want to because it is uncomfortable. But the truth is that they do, and that is what Freeman is trying to express in his eye-opening documentary.
At the opposite end of the spectrum are people called devotees—those who crave sex with the disabled. We've all heard of fetishes; this is just another one to add to the list. Devotees are people who see an uneven gait, a wheelchair, or a stumpy limb and get those urges down below. People who turn away from a sexual experience with a person with a disability hurt that person's confidence. The disabled person may take that kind of rejection to heart and no longer see themselves as sexy. Devotees reassure them of their sexuality and give the person renewed confidence. It isn't always a positive experience, though—as Freeman says, these trysts can also be dangerous.
"It's a power trip because the devotees might have an ulterior motive and might put that person in a submissive role." Being completely dominant over their partners can put too much power in the devotee's hands. In certain situations, depending on the disability, one can be rendered helpless in a situation where the devotee gets out of control. Even when it comes to building relationships, People with disabilities have to be on their guard.
"The devotees might just be looking at the physical disability and not be interested in the person at all," said Freeman. He went on to say that if he met a devotee who liked him he would give it a try, but would be prepared to back out if things started looking dangerous.
Like many taboos, all this may result from something as simple as lack of knowledge. "I just don't think most people think about it and the problem is people don't care to ask. They don't care to see what is possible," Freeman laments. Alex believes that it is important to share the stories like those documented in his film to show that people with disabilities have enjoyable sex and physical desires just like all other human beings do. It is imperative for the public to open their minds to this reality. The Last Taboo is his way of kickstarting change and showing the world that just because someone has a physical disability, it doesn't mean that they can't get frisky.
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Seems to me we have a lot of more important issues than the government trying to mandate a peoples lives. I thought we lived in a free country, but yet the republicans want to control a persons sexual preferences and birth control!
Maybe they should concentrate on real problems like how TN is second the country for selling pounds of prescription pain bills that is costing taxpapers millions in housing drug abusers. Not to mention, its killing people everyday and completly destroying families!
Along with that, maybe try improving our education of our young people, simply things like math, English, and history instead of worrying about saying the word gay!
Of course, its a shame Michelle Bachman didnt make the ticket beccause she would have prayed the gay away! What a joke!
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This recipe is SO easy to make. I like making trail mix at home, because I can control what goes into it & keep it healthy. ;)
So take this with you the next time you go hiking.... It's nutritious & fiber-rich, and will keep you going up those hills..... :-D Homemade Trail Mix Ingredients: 1/2 c. rolled oats 1/4 c. unsalted pumpkin seeds, shelled 1/8 c. unsalted roasted cashews 1/8 c. raw, unsalted almonds 2 Tbsp. unsweetened coconut, shredded (can be found in international supermarkets) 2 Tbsp. pineapple juice 1 Tbsp. honey 1 Tbsp. maple syrup 1/2 tsp. pure vanilla extract 1 tsp. ground cinnamon 1/4 tsp. ground nutmeg 1/4 teaspoon allspice 1/8 tsp. ground clove 1/4 tsp. salt 1/2 Tbsp. extra virgin coconut oil (for buttering the pan) 1/4 c. raisins, golden or black (I personally prefer the flavor of golden raisins in this mix) 1/4 c. dried cherries, cranberries, or strawberries Directions: Preheat oven to 325°F. In a small bowl, thoroughly combine all remaining ingredients except for the dried fruit. Mix until dry ingredients have become moist. Lightly coat a baking sheet with coconut oil. Evenly spread mixture onto baking tray & bake for 45-60 minutes, stirring after 25 minutes to ensure even baking. Watch carefully to make sure it doesn't burn. When ready, remove trail mix from the oven. Allow to cool, breaking it apart while still slightly warm. Toss with dried fruit & serve. Yield: Makes 2 c., or 4 servings of 1/2 c. each. Variations: You could also add other types of nuts & dried fruits -- i.e., walnuts, hazelnuts, pecans, sliced dried apricots, apples, &/or peaches, etc. Or, all-natural, homemade banana chips, made in a dehydrator, i.e., without any refined sugar, would also work as well. |
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Id like to see weiss-datsyuk-alfie while were still missing Helm/Z. Might as well try n get him going with 2 great players now bcuz if he still sucks when the games start to really matter he'll get buried on the 4th line. If you cant produce with 2 of the greatest players of all time then just go home.
Just until helm gets back in 5 games and everything changes again and weiss moves another spot down the depth chart.
Weiss did not play well on the wing. He's having enough trouble with positioning - I think we should keep him at his natural postion of center.
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Not My Job: Coach Muffet McGraw Gets Quizzed On Tuffets
November 23, 2013 The only other Muffet we've ever met is the Little Miss, so we've invited McGraw — women's basketball coach at University of Notre Dame — to play a game called "So what exactly is a tuffet anyway?" Three questions about nursery rhymes and children's songs.
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November 16, 2013 The International Space Station is a pretty great backdrop for a music video, and Commander Chris Hadfield didn't waste the opportunity as he was orbiting the Earth back in the spring of 2012.


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Here's a breakdown of today's final pairing, Robert Karlsson and Harrison Frazar, who will tee off in about a half hour. Karlsson was cruising along in the third round until a couple of late bogeys -- and a birdie by Frazar on the final hole -- cut the Swede's lead to just one.
Robert Karlsson
· Karlsson is now 21 under in his last seven rounds at
TPC Southwind with 31 birdies, and just 10
bogeys in his last 126 holes played here.
· Karlsson has been dialed in with his irons hitting 72 percent of the greens in regulation -- tied for first in the field -- and is averaging just over of 30 feet to the pin on all approach shots (18th in the field).
· Around the greens, Karlsson has successfully salvaged par or better 12 times (out of 15 missed greens), which ranks fifth in the field in terms of scrambling.
· Entering the week, Karlsson ranked 140th on TOUR for strokes gained-putting, losing nearly a quarter of a stroke per round to the field. This week, he's gained 1.750 strokes per round on the field.
Harrison Frazar
· Frazar started his week with a 1-over 71 and was tied for 54th through his first 18 holes. However, Frazar has 12 birdies and just one bogey over his last 36 holes.
· For the week, Frazar ranks T14 in total driving, eighth
in ball striking, T5 for greens in regulation, T7 for
proximity to the hole, fourth in scrambling and ninth for
strokes gained-putting.
· In the opening round Frazar lost nearly three strokes to the field with his putter. He's turned things around since, gaining over seven strokes on the field with his putter over his last 36 holes.
By Brian Wacker, PGATOUR.COM
Robert Karlsson didn't bother looking at the leaderboard Saturday. Not because his lead was slipping away, but because to him it didn't matter.
"I'm very, very happy with where I am at the moment," Karlsson said after a 2-under 68 Saturday that has him one shot in the clear. "You're going to make a mistake here and there."
The mistakes Karlsson was speaking of just happened to come on the 17th and 18th holes as he bogeyed each.
Leading at one point by five during the third round before Karlsson's lead started to shrink, the Swede wasn't about to change his plan of attack however.
"I'm not going to start to play safe the last few holes of the third round," he said. "It's just not the way it works. Try to hit your best shot every -- when you can and every given time, and then you go from there."
Where Karlsson hopes to go on Sunday is into the winner's circle for the first time on the PGA TOUR.
Despite 11 international victories, Karlsson has never won on U.S. soil. Even though he's in the lead with one round to play, he's trying to not look ahead.
"Just keep doing what I'm doing," Karlsson said. "I mean, it's 72-hole golf tournament. It's a long, long way to go still, and I'm -- as I said, I'm very happy with where I'm standing."
So much for that. What once looked like a runaway for Robert Karlsson is now just a one-shot lead for the Swede as he chases his first career victory on the PGA TOUR.
That's what bogeys on Karlsson's final two holes resulted in as he finished with a 2-under 68. Prior to the 17th and 18th holes Saturday, Karlsson had made just two bogeys all week.
It didn't help that managed just a par on the par-5 16th, the easiest hole on the golf course this week.
"I hit poor shot on 17 and on 18 pushed my driver," Karlsson said afterward. "I'm still very happy. I played well here last year so I'm looking forward to [Sunday]."
With Robert Karlsson comfortably up by four and staring at yet another birdie late in his round at TPC Southwind the Swede is not only poised for his first win on the PGA TOUR, he would move way up in the FedExCup standings with a victory.
Karlson, who entered the week 98th in the standings ( click here for projected points ), would move to 27th if the tournament ended now and he could climb even higher than that.
That wouldn't be the biggest leap, however. That honor would go to Harrison Frazar, who came into the week 178th but is projected to move to 80th.
We're halfway through the third round in Memphis, where it's quickly turning into the Robert Karlsson show.
Through his first eight holes Saturday, Karlsson is 3 under .That has him 12 under for the week and five shots clear of his closest competitor, John Merrick, who just made the turn at 2 under.
Two others, Harrison Frazar and Colt Knost, are six back with Kris Blanks another stroke back from that to round out the top five.
In other words, Karlsson is in position to avenge a playoff loss of a year ago. Through his first 44 holes this year, Karlsson has just two bogeys.
The biggest reason why? He's second in the field in greens in regulation and fourth in putting. That's led a field-best 14 birdies.
After playing a limited PGA Tour schedule of 11 events last year, Karlsson earned his exempt status by finishing in the top 125 on the money list as a non-Tour member.
''It's a new challenge after playing 20 years in Europe,'' said Karlsson. ''It's very different to play here. The golf courses are set up differently. You have to learn how to grind it out a little more. The short game is harder ... it takes a lot to get used to.''
In his first 10 events of the year, Karlsson had made seven cuts and more than $548,000. His best finish came last last month when he tied for fifth at the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Fort Worth, Texas.
''I can't say I'm excited with the way I've played this spring,'' he said. ''But I know I can play this game, so I just keep going.''
Karlsson started his round Friday on the back nine and one shot behind Mathis. Karlsson quickly grabbed the lead with birdies at 11, 15, 16 and 18. Solid iron play resulted in four of his birdie putts being 10 feet or less.
The only hiccup came at No. 8 when he slid a short par putt to the right of the hole. But, for the most part, TPC Southwind has been a friendly trek for Karlsson. In six rounds, he has shot six sub-par scores.
''I think last year when I played the practice round, I learned a lesson,'' he said. ''I took on a little too much from the tee and, on this golf course, I think if you start hitting it in the rough it's very, very difficult to get it close to the pin. It's better to have an 8 iron, or 7 iron, from the fairway instead of a wedge from the rough.''
Those who are familiar with Karlsson's game expect him to be comfortable playing with the lead.
''Karlsson is a tough front-runner,'' said former Memphian and two-time major champion John Daly, who shot 73-142 to make it on the cut line. ''He doesn't fold. I've played with him enough to know he doesn't fold.''
And what must be of concern to those chasing Karlsson is his brief history playing TPC Southwind. In six rounds he is shooting 19-under par. He had four rounds in the 60s a year ago and Friday's 5-under 65 represented his best 18 holes at the FESJC.
''This has been a good place for a lot of Swedes,'' said Jacobson, Karlsson's countryman. ''I know Richard Johnson has played well a couple of times and I've had some good finishes here and Robert obviously played great here last year and got himself in a playoff. He must be playing some great golf this week.''
Bradley, winner of his first PGA Tour event last month at the HP Byron Nelson Championship, has posted back-to-back 67s. Friday's 3-under round was bogey-free.
''I played a great round of golf today,'' said Bradley, nephew of former LPGA great Pat Bradley. ''I did hit a few funky shots, but when I did, I got it up and down. I hit a shot on 17 that looked like one my uncle hits. Luckily, I got that one up and down.''
Knost, a 2007 SMU graduate, finished 15th on the Nationwide Tour money list last year to earn his exempt status on the PGA Tour in 2011. He entered the FESJC having missed four straight cuts, but has placed himself in contention with rounds of 66 and 68.
''I'd been kind of struggling coming into this event,'' Knost said. ''I just kind of took a new mindset this week, got off to a great start (Thursday) and played solid again (Friday). But this is a tough golf course. You can't fall asleep out there and expect give yourself a chance for the weekend.''
John Merrick, Cameron Tringale and Retief Goosen are among those making a move on moving day in Memphis, where they're 3 under, 3 under and 4 under, respectively.
The bad news for them is that Robert Karlsson is also playing well, at 2 under through his first two holes and leading by three over Merrick. Tringale and Goosen, meanwhile, are seven shots back and among a cluster of players tied for fifth.
On the PGA TOUR in 2011, the second-round leader has gone on to win just five times in 23 stroke-play events on the season. Of course the last of those was just last week with Steve Stricker winning at Muirfield Village. And since the tournament moved to TPC Southwind in 1989, the second-round leader of the FedEx St. Jude Classic has gone on to win eight times, including in each of the last two years.
Even though Robert Karlsson lost in a playoff in Memphis a year ago, he's played TPC Southwind better than anyone over the last six rounds.
Karlsson has posted six straight rounds in the 60s there dating back to the 2010 tournament and as a result has a three-shot lead entering today's third round.
The last time a player held at least a three-stroke lead at the FedEx St. Jude Classic after 36-holes? Justin Leonard in 2005 when he led by five and eventually went on to win.
Karlsson is now a combined 19 under in his last six rounds in Memphis and is looking to become the first player since Ryuji Imada at the AT&T Classic in 2007-08 to lose in a playoff and then go on to win the same event the following year. Phil Mickelson at the Northern Trust Open also finished second in a playoff and then won the same two years (2007-08).
Karlsson is also looking to join a group of just three players that have recorded top-10s in their first two appearances at the FedEx St. Jude Classic in the tournament's 53-year history. Karlsson has won 11 times internationally, but has yet to win on the PGA TOUR.
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Clearly Robert Karlsson has some good mojo in Memphis, and a liking for the golf course. Last year, he was a runner-up there and through two rounds this year is in the clubhouse at 9 under with just two bogeys.
Friday, Karlsson went out in 31, starting on the back nine, with four birdies and no bogeys on his way to a 65. Karlsson has now had six straight rounds under par there dating back to last year.
"I like this golf course and I played quite well over two days, and I scored well and I just like this place," Karlsson said. "I don't know what to say more."
The biggest reason Karlsson is in contention again here? For one, he's hitting just enough fairways (and his misses have been close enough) to not put himself in too much trouble off the tee on a course that has some pretty thick rough. For another, he's hitting a lot of greens -- just over 72 percent.
"If you start hitting it in the rough, it's very, very difficult to get it close to the pin sometimes," Karlsson said. "It can be better to have an 8-iron from the fairway or 7-iron from the fairway instead of a wedge from the rough. The greens are firm and the rough is really, really brutal to control the golf ball out of."
Of course Karlsson also doesn't want to get ahead of himself either. Asked what a win on the PGA TOUR would mean, after 11 career victories around the world, he said, "That is a question we discuss when it happens."
By Brian Wacker, PGATOUR.COM
Two years ago, Robert Karlsson was losing the vision on his left eye because of a rare condition that he still takes special eye drops for. The Swede couldn't read the lines on his putts and everything was blurry.
Since being treated, however, Karlsson's sight has been much better, and at least in Memphis so has his play.
A year ago, Karlsson was part of a three-man playoff at TPC Southwind, where he eventually lost to Lee Westwood on the fourth extra hole. Today, he's trying to make sure there is no need for a playoff.
Karlsson is 9 under for the week -- including 5 under through his first 12 holes -- and at the moment is four shots clear of his closest competitor.
"It's great to be back here," Karlsson said after his opening-round 66. "I do like the golf course.
"I learned quite quickly that you want to stay out of the rough and play the course from tee to green. Stay in the fairway as much as possible. You can't stop the ball from the rough."
Karlsson hasn't done a great job of avoiding the rough -- he's hit 15 of 24 fairways -- but he has done an excellent job of recovering from it, hitting 23 of 32 greens in regulation so far.
The Swede is also putting well -- something that was almost impossible a couple of years ago -- and that's as big a reason he's in the position he is as anything.
As for overnight leader David Mathis, he hasn't been able to take advantage of an early tee time. He's just even par through his first nine holes.
Ditto defending champion Lee Westwood, who is even par for the tournament and 1 over through 13 holes here in the second round.


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dennishepherd#616210 writes:
in response to LongShot:
"As was the case in John Werner's service to Mike Ragsdale, the bigger problem here seems to be the service provided by KCHA's controller to Pierce, the agency's director."
The "bigger problem" is the person who stole the money. Although, granted, reconcilling the bank account each month would have caught this theft.
Sure, Johnny.
What I meant was we on-lookers need some assurance that adequate controls are in place now (in this case, within the city's program that's replacing the county's), so that we can be sure this sort of thing can't happen again.
I think the defunct agency's director and especially its controller share some culpability in what happened.
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* FXTM founder says forex industry could offer best solution out of crisis *
Andrey Dashin has lived in Cyprus for many years, becoming part of Limassol's fast-paced forex trading community, establishing a name by creating the Alpari Family brand.
For the past six months, he has been busy with his new wholly-owned venture, ForexTime (FXTM), a forex trading brand that is aimed at the developing markets of Asia and South America.
Splashing the vibrant green and orange colours around the island, the young image that FXTM projects is also visible in community projects and sports sponsorships, because Dashin believes that those who can, should give back to society.
Although he employs 50 people in Cyprus, he still spends equal amounts of his time between Alpari, that has moved its operation office to London, Alpari Russia and, of course, ForexTime.
"The benefits of setting up operations in Cyprus are obvious. It's a growing market and I believe that the Cyprus government and the financial authorities have been doing great things to keep Cyprus as the best destination for forex," he told the Financial Mirror in an interview.
But Dashin is confident that with the right moves and focusing on what we have, as opposed to creating new industries, Cyprus can overcome its present hurdles.
"Cyprus still has its appeal. First of all, it's all about taxes. It's not that favourable as before, but it is still much better than many other countries."
As with many other forex companies, the banking crisis has not affected FXTM as most of the client trading accounts are placed with global banks.
"I still believe in the future of Cyprus, and the main reason for this is we believe in Cypriots. I was surprised when I first came here that I was able to find very good personnel, mature people with very good background and experience working for foreign companies. From a labour perspective, Cyprus is a great place. From a cost perspective, it also costs much less."
But does it cost less than in Russia?
"Speaking about salaries, I would say it's probably the same. But in Russia you're not going to find specific people who are suitable for international companies. In Russia we have educated people with great experience, but not this experience."
"Salaries in Russia for good staff are close to salaries in the U.S. Talking about the IT sector, its probably easier to find excellent minds there. And also it's not that easy to move them from Russia to other countries. So, companies decided that it's easier to keep their IT offices in Russia."
"Our principle is to have everything in one place. It's better from a managerial point of view. Speaking about my companies, they are not that big in terms of personnel. In Alpari we have about 700 people. So it's not that big to have separate IT operations in Russia. We still have some technical support in Russia, but we are trying to move them to Cyprus and to UK."
Dashin said that one of FXTM's advantages is that being the newcomer, it can offer new products and services. The company has several technologically new products and others are in the pipeline, including money management services. But he also has reservations about binary options trading.
"This can exist only as additional service to the core operations. I don't see how some companies could survive from having only binary options. But there is also a lack of industry-wide regulation. Basically, it is regulated here in Cyprus. As I understand it this is the only jurisdiction where it is regulated. For me, as a foreign investor, it would be incredibly risky to put my money in some business that is regulated in only one jurisdiction. If something happens in that jurisdiction it could be the end of my investment. So, without clear regulation, without other countries opening doors to binary, I don't see a future."
Dashin said that the main reason for opening ForexTime was his desire to expand into the Asian markets.
"I needed to have a small brand, more flexible, based in a favourable jurisdiction, with more stable and a clear regulatory environment. Regardless of the [economic] crisis and events, our industry is quite stable. Foreign investors feel very uncomfortable investing in some not very stable countries. The U.K., by comparison is very stable. From a regulatory point of view it is probably the most stable developed country. But recently they scrapped the FSA. Now they created a new regulator and in that situation as an investor I don't think it's good. The reason for scrapping the FSA was that it didn't implement its duties. So I don't know what that means for the new regulator and how they are going to be regulating."
In any case, the next stop for ForexTime is opening a representative office in London, despite looking to expand into Asia as well.
"London is still a global jurisdiction. Singapore is a very promising target for us, but I don't think that is going to happen this year."
Dashin explained that the difference between the Alpari brand and ForexTime is simple: Alpari was created to work in developed countries.
"To work with less developed countries where there is less clear regulation you need to have a more flexible brand, a more flexible company. That's the difference. It's like two different tools for two different markets."
Coming to the new markets of Asia and South America, "we should absorb the interest that they want and offer them new services. Arriving in the new Asian markets with our own western ideology would be stupid. So, it's our big advantage compared with other big brands. ForexTime, working on new ground, is going to be in an equal position as regards brand awareness compared with big brands. Big brands with thousands of people are so cumbersome, they cannot make quick decisions. It's going to be very difficult to compete with smaller brands."
Andrey Dashin believes that community involvement in Cyprus is important.
"It depends more on personality than on some particular company strategy. We have so many forex companies that from a social perspective don't do anything.
"I came to this country to live here. I feel myself as a responsible Cyprus citizen. I have resources and manpower, I feel obliged to put something to help this country, especially in this situation when it needs help. Maybe it's a Russian type of understanding, but from many discussion with foreigners from developed countries about their contribution to society and charity work, some of them say 'why do we need to do this, we pay taxes, it's the government's responsibility'. From one perspective it sounds right. But from my perspective it's not right, because we can blame governments or disagree with them, but some people need our help to live. And if we can help them, we need to be more responsible and mature citizens."
"It's been surprising how quick my family adjusted to the Cyprus way of living. As a family we are self sufficient, even reclusive one might say. It's not that we don't have friends. We have friends, but we are not socially active. And also nature is great here and my three children and my wife feel very comfortable. I've been able to adjust to the Cyprus pace of living because I don't live in Cyprus 100%. I travel and for me, when I stay in Cyprus for one week or ten days, it's already a great achievement."
"But speaking about the Cyprus pace of living, I haven't found that Cypriots are slow, on the contrary, they are very hard working people."
Asked to give his view of what went wrong with the economic crisis, Dashin explained that the core of the problem was oversized banking.
"It's not a problem with the banking sector itself, any sector that is many times bigger than the economy is going to be bring very big dangers."
"The major harm has been brought by the mass media hoopla. So if one day we had lost 10% of our money and we hadn't had any further developments, we would just have lost some our money and we wouldn't have this situation right now, we wouldn't find ourselves in this nightmare. It's not because of some haircuts or something. Of course I believe that haircuts were mismanaged, but the bigger problem is the credibility of Cyprus and it was harmed."
A word of advice from Dashin would be to bring some certainty. "For business, the most horrible thing is uncertainty. We can adjust to anything, because as business entities, as business minds, we are quite adjustable. But stability is the key. My first advice would be not to make any further mistakes and not to do any drastic move in any direction.
"The government must try to save the image of Cyprus. I read some suggestions from some officials to develop something new and find new sources of money. It's not going to happen overnight. Governments spend decades on building new sources of money. It's not going to be able to solve today's problem with creating new industries."
Dashin brought the example of investing more in tourism. "With what money? You need to attract investors because Cyprus doesn't have money to invest on its own. To bring new investors means to bring worldwide brands. They are not going to come with a crisis here, banks with restrictions, with haircuts. Uncertainty is the key.
"Governments they need to understand that for this dream they are going to spend 10-20 years. For today, try to maintain the image of Cyprus, try to maintain the existing sectors. Forex is a great possibility because Cyprus has already been able to establish itself as a forex industry hub. The great thing would be to apply more effort in this area.
Andrey Dashin said that the Securities and Exchange Commission, CySEC, is doing a great job.
"The new board of CySEC has people from business. What I like about our collaboration with local authorities, they come and openly ask for our advice. They listen to us, they know our concerns. They make their own decisions, but they base their decision on our opinion as well. It's a great collaboration. The majority of regulators in other countries don't take into consideration the opinion of business, they create some rules and some rules don't work at all."
Concluding the interview, Dashin said that he doesn't want to move anywhere else.
"Of course it's all going to depend on the economy, regulation and many other things. I believe in Cyprus. In five years I hope to have the same status, but in a more developed country."
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Here's what will unfold: NASA will guide its Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite – LCROSS, for short – and release its Centaur booster rocket into the moon's floor. That collision will kick up a cloud of debris, which will be photographed by LCROSS and measured minutes later when the satellite passes through plume.
The hope is to show that the shadowed craters of the moon are actually holding huge deposits of water.
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The actual impact should take place around 7:30 a.m. Eastern.
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As amateur astronomer Jerry Hilburn of the San Diego Astronomy Association told NationalGeographic.com: "It's not everyday that NASA smashes stuff into the moon."
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