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A team that enjoyed a breakout season, followed by a daunting playoff collapse. Spring training expectations that include the phrase World Series.
The Cincinnati Reds? Perhaps.
But the Washington Nationals fit that profile just as well, and although he's trying to earn a roster spot with the Reds this spring, infielder Cesar Izturis spent some time with the Nats last August.
The 13-year veteran shortstop sees plenty of parallels between the two clubs, and said on Thursday he wouldn't be surprised to see them squaring off in the National League Championship Series in October.
"Not at all, I wouldn't be surprised to see that. Not at all," Izturis said. "I think the two are very similar. Over there, they have a lot of young guys, too, and they want to win. Here, I think it's the same. They are the same in a lot of ways."
As for his chances of making the squad, Izturis knows it won't be easy. With others like Jason Donald vying for spots, Izturis will get an extended look in spring training, and he'll need to show manager Dusty Baker and GM Walt Jocketty he's worthy of a commitment. Since Brandon Phillips will be occupied in the World Baseball Classic, Donald and Izturis will have plenty of time to fight for the utility spot.
Baker had Izturis while managing the Cubs back in 2006, and he remembers the Venezuelan's glove being something special.
"I'm curious to see if he's still the same. He could pick it, big time. " Baker said. "You don't want to have him around just to have him around. He has to be part of the team. He has to bring something to the table."
Izturis, who won a Gold Glove with the Dodgers in 2004 and was a National League All-Star the following season, is hopeful he can make the cut as he sees big things in the team's future.
"It's a group of good young people around here. I would like to be part of this. I'd like to help someone win and this is a team that can win," he said. "They're good. Last year they proved they're good. They played great baseball and they want to win, they want to finish it all."
Cueto, rotation updates: Johnny Cueto, told by the Reds he couldn't participate in the WBC, is expected to get his first spring start Wednesday when the team plays the Arizona Diamondbacks. Cueto said an oblique injury from last season isn't bothering him, but added he's not upset the team kept him out of the tournament.
His agent, Bruce Dixon, Tweeted about the team's decision on Cueto, saying that "despite his desire to play, he respects their decision."
Meanwhile, the Reds announced that Tony Cingrani will take the mound in Friday's opener. The lefty, who skyrocketed from Single-A Bakersfield all the way to three solid relief appearances with Cincinnati, will be followed by Alfredo Simon on Saturday.
Aroldis Chapman is scheduled to get his first start on Feb. 28 as part of a split-squad game against the Colorado Rockies.
The Reds public relations staff informed those covering the club that Sunday's matchup with Cleveland will include a standing room only press box. It might have something to do with the Indians' Daisuke Matsuzaka making his debut during the finale of a three-game set.
Short, chilly workout: On the eve of their first spring training game, the Reds players enjoyed an abbreviated session in the chilly temperatures. That didn't stop them from picking up the pace a bit, however.
While Devin Mesoraco and Ryan Hannigan took batting practice on field No. 1, Brandon Phillips fielded extra grounders between pitches off the bat of bench coach Chris Speier. Phillips, who will play for Team USA in the upcoming WBC, worked extensively on tough short hops. After every fielded grounder, he flipped to Delino DeShields, the former Dayton manager, who was manning second base.
Speier had Phillips sweating, as he hit balls back and forth to the limit of Phillips' range. On one to his left, Phillips dove into the outfield grass after flipping the ball to DeShields.
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January 2010 went reaaaally good for the Swatch Snowpark Sölden! This can also be seen on the newest gallery totally made by Rudy Wyhlidal himself. Despite the lacking snowfall, our crew has established a magical set-up and if everything goes well, tomorrow the park will be finished.
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OTTAWA--It's not entirely clear whether some fool did indeed yell "Wade Belak" as Zdeno Chara and Joffrey Lupul were deciding on a defenceman to pick Thursday night at the NHL all-star draft.
Videos making the rounds on social media seem to suggest that was indeed the case. Those inside the audiorium at the Casino du Lac Leamy in Gatineau - remember, all mainstream media are not permitted inside the actual studio because it is a TSN event - said they didn't hear it.
So let's say it may have happened, but either way let's not make it representative of the entire audience that night, although it wasn't anything close to the type of crowd that might attend the NHL awards. Or the draft. This was a more like a pro wrestling crowd, except with a lot fewer women (none?).
The Maple Leafs at the event - Lupul, Phil Kessel and Dion Phaneuf - were the designated heels and bore the brunt of the crowd's animosity, which surprised no one. What did surprise some was how the fans, or some of them, got carried away, turning the air a bit blue and a bit ugly.
Sure, boo if you want. But it is an all-star game, and by most accounts, these folks went too far. It wasn't fun. It was negative and certainly didn't promote the game. Very small town.
TSN worked extremely hard to overcome that and the fact the draft itself was rather home hum. God Bless James Duthie and his tireless efforts to drum up humour and conversation. They mic'd everyone, but the only noteworthy line they got was from Patrick Kane commenting on the "unbelievable" charms of a young lady working onstage.
But it didn't pack the punch of the first year, and while the players association might like it (why?) there's already a belief this draft concept might be history after only two tries.
There wasn't one notable selection, and what you saw was Daniel Alfredsson picking his pals and countrymen and Zdeno Chara avoiding Vancouver Canucks and both making sure no veteran players were embarrassed like Kessel was last year.
The final pick of Jamie Benn over Logan Couture? Could only have mattered to the Benn and Couture families.
So it's time to tinker again. My idea would be to pick captains and assistants two or three weeks before the game, then hold a TV draft on which they can pick anyone they want for their all-star team, perhaps with a limit of two teammates. Now THAT would be interesting, and actually be a gauge on how NHLers value other players.
Bring 'em together two weeks later in the all-star city and you might have a process with legs.
But who knows. This thing has been changed more than Brett Favre's mind. It just took a step down into the gutter Thursday in Gatineau.


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Howard LeWine, M.D., is chief editor of Internet Publishing, Harvard Health Publications. He is a clinical instructor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital. Dr. LeWine has been a primary care internist and teacher of internal medicine since 1978.
Many people feel cold when others around them are comfortable. But the intensity of your symptoms seems to be more extreme. I would definitely suggest a visit with your doctor.
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Wii U: New console launches in sea of gadgets
NEW YORK (AP) — In the six years since the last major video game system launched, Apple unveiled the iPhone and the iPad, "Angry Birds" invaded smartphones and Facebook reached a billion users. In the process, scores of video game consoles were left to languish in living rooms alongside dusty VCRs and disc players.
On Sunday, Nintendo Co. launched the Wii U, a game machine designed to appeal both to the original Wii's casual audience and the hardcore gamers who skip work to be among the first to play the latest "Call of Duty" release. The Wii U's predecessor, the Wii, has sold nearly 100 million units worldwide since 2006.
But the Wii U arrives in a new world. Video game console sales have been falling, largely because it's been so long since a new system has launched. Most people who wanted an Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or a Wii already have one. Another reason: People in the broad 5-to-95 age range have shifted their attention to games on Facebook, tablet computers and mobile phones.
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Parent and Family Connections encourages parent input, interest, and involvement in many areas of campus life. The office sponsors activities and programs to develop and strengthen the relationship between the University and the parents of Liberty students. Our big event of the fall is our "Family Weekend", which is filled with family-friendly activities. We also provide a special Parent Orientation throughout the summer and at the beginning of each semester to help you with the transition of having a student at Liberty University.
We hope you find this website helpful and that you sense, through all aspects of Parent and Family Connections, a closer connection to life at Liberty University. Through our website, we intend to keep parents informed of campus activities and events that affect the lives of their students. We welcome your input and feedback as we plan events and services specifically designed for you.
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FAFSA 003217 | Submit to: federal processor | Submit by April 1, 2014 |
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Parent 2013 IRS tax return and W-2/1099s | Submit to: IDOC | Send to IDOC no later than April 15, 2014 |
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NEW YORK (December 21, 2012)--For children whose toys floated away during Superstorm Sandy, Michael Sciaraffo is a real-life Saint Nick.
Every afternoon and every night, the Brooklyn man stuffs his red sack to the brim with presents and heads out to storm-ravaged homes where he delivers new toys to awestruck children whose play rooms were destroyed by floodwaters.
The "Secret Sandy Claus Project" grew out of a Sandy donation outreach effort that Sciaraffo spearheaded after the storm.
He used Facebook to drum up donations of clothing and food but as Christmas drew near, started asking for toys.
Using a spreadsheet taped to a wall, he matches toy requests with donations that are coming by the truckload from all over the country.
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The median home value in Sebastopol, CA is $480,300. This is higher than the county median home value of $317,200. The national median home value is $152,300. The average price of homes sold in Sebastopol, CA is $480,300. Approximately 50.04% of Sebastopol homes are owned, compared to 44.5% rented, while 5.45% are vacant. Sebastopol real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Sebastopol real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Sebastopol Real Estate.
Rare opportunity! Vineyard of scale and quality at the start of it's economic life! Prime Sonoma Coast and Russian River AVAs. 1 parcel with 91 +/- total acres. 2009 planted vineyard with 49 +/- acres planted to Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Winery feasible. Frontage on 2 county roads and a state highway. Rolling hill topography, location, appellation, views, water, high density young vineyard!
Custom home on rare 81+ acre parcel in the much sought after Green Valley AVA within the Russian River Valley AVA. Property features large custom estate home perfect for entertaining large events, pool, spa, 13+- acres of bio-dynamically farmed Pinot Noir vineyards, 10+ surface ac. lake for boating, recreation, wildlife habitat and more plantable land.
Sunrise Ridge sits high upon an east facing ridge with sweeping views of vineyards, redwood forest and mountains. Enjoy sustainable living and garden sanctuary. This magnificent artisan estate was designed by renowned architect Christopher Alexander whose talent created a masterpiece of profound beauty. The grounds include main house, guest house, caretakers quarters, meditation room, yurt, exercise room, pond and meandering creek.
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This sun filled Victorian Farmhouse was crafted in 1999 on a knoll surrounded by almost 20 acres of prime Sonoma County land, providing privacy & panoramic views. It offers many 19th century details: a wisteria laced wrap around porch, fir floors, wood windows & stone baths. Just reduced $60,000
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Better than expected!!! Bought for my husband - he ABSOLUTELY loves them. Has bragged about the comfort since he first put them on. Never had to "break them in". VERY VERY PLEASED. And he looks hot in them too ! January 9, 2012
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Jupiter, Saturn shine bright in February
With Venus and Mars dropping out of the morning and evening skies, respectively, Jupiter and Saturn are the only bright planets visible for all of February.By: By Deane Morrison, Superior Telegram
With Venus and Mars dropping out of the morning and evening skies, respectively, Jupiter and Saturn are the only bright planets visible for all of February.
Saturn, a morning planet, starts rising in the east before midnight and ends the month coming up around 10:30 p.m. It keeps appearing earlier because Earth is catching up to it in the orbital race. Bracketing the ringed planet are bright Spica, in Virgo, to the west and giant red Antares, the heart of Scorpius, to the east.
February evenings belong to the knot of bright winter constellations with Orion at the center. Jupiter continues to pump out the wattage near Aldebaran, the eye of Taurus. And this is the best time to see Sirius, the brightest star, following at Orion's heels in the constellation Canis Major.
February's full moon shines the night of the 25th-26th. Algonquin Indians called it the full Snow Moon, as snows tended to be heaviest this month. It was also called the full Hunger Moon, because hunting was difficult.
If you're under dark skies an hour or two after sunset in late February, you may notice a faint oval glow extending from the horizon along the sun's path. This is the zodiacal light, the result of sunlight glinting off dust that extends far out into space in the plane of the solar system.
Groundhog Day began as a Celtic holiday called Imbolc, meaning lamb's milk, marking the halfway point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox (and the start of the lambing season). It was held that if the day was cloudy, that portended rains to soften the earth and hasten planting, hence the tradition that not seeing shadows means spring is right around the corner.
A new comet, Pan-STARRS, is on astronomers' radar and will swoop closest to Earth and the sun in March. If it brightens enough, it could become visible above the sunset horizon. We'll see.
Although Mars is all but gone from sight, NASA's Curiosity rover continues to send back images of its investigations inside the Red Planet's Gale Crater. Some recent pictures show rock streaked with veins, similar to veins that formed in Earth rocks when water flowing through cracks deposited calcium-rich minerals. Curiosity is, at this writing, getting set to drill into rock, looking for signs that the planet could have supported microbial life.
The University of Minnesota offers public viewings of the night sky at its Duluth and Twin Cities campuses. For more information and viewing schedules, see:
Duluth, Marshall W. Alworth Planetarium: www.d.umn.edu/planet
Twin Cities, Institute for Astrophysics (during fall and spring semesters): www.astro.umn.edu/outreach/pubnight
Check out the astronomy programs at the University of Minnesota's Bell Museum ExploraDome: www.bellmuseum.umn.edu/ForGroups/ExploraDome/index.htm.
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text: Doctors move forward on altitude issues 24 Nov 2009 The UIAA Medical Commission is investigating a number of new health-related matters that can impact climbers at altitude. At a meeting last week (November 15-17) in Kathmandu, the commission said it would begin work on consensus papers on eye and dental problems. The panel of international doctors also agreed to look into the controversial issue of doping in mountaineering. A potential future service discussed in the Nepali capital could be an advisory on how to avoid the health risks of travel, so people are in good mental and physical condition when they arrive in the mountains. The Medical Commission also debated whether it has an obligation to set minimum standards for hypoxia training centres or work environments like libraries and museums where the ambient oxygen levels may be lowered due to fire hazard. Hypoxia is a pathological condition in which the body as a whole or a region of the body is deprived of adequate oxygen supply. Kilimanjaro It was noted that a helicopter rescue service is now available for the African mountain, and that the longer routes up Kili were becoming more popular. However, young, budget travellers were highlighted as a risk group. How to be medically safe while climbing Denali is the next project in this category. The UIAA collaborates with other organisations to provide doctors three different levels of training to teach them about medicine in the mountains. So far, six universities offer the diploma course. Commission members also took the opportunity to hold discussions with about 40 young Nepali medics. The topics ranged from cardiovascular death in the mountains to the history of the Mountain Medicine Society of Nepal and the Himalayan Rescue Hospital, the Himalayan Rescue Association, and the Khune Hospital built by Sir Edmund Hillary. The Medical Commission's 2010 meeting will be held in Arequipa, Peru. |


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There are very few international bestselling authors who come to Manila. The ones that mattered to me, anyway. I don't recall ever hearing the likes of Stephen King, Anne Rice, John Grisham, Danielle Steel, Nora Roberts, Nicholas Sparks, and other A-list authors ever expressing interest in coming to Manila for some book signings. I guess their publishers didn't think the readers in this side of the world don't really matter to them.
What their publishers should know is that these international authors would have given people in this side of the world an inspiration to read more, or start reading for some. It would have likely sent fans craving for more from the authors. Lauren Kate of the Fallen series was one of the few authors who came that I was interested in. Unfortunately for me, the day she met fans was the day I was sick!
There's a petition going on for Becca Fitzpatrick of the Hush, Hush series to come to Manila for a brief visit. I do hope this one pushes through. I also hope that more YA authors will come to Manila and have my books signed My wishlist goes like this…
- Maureen Johnson
- Tabitha Suzuma (although this one will most likely be stopped by the Catholic church if her incest-themed book Forbidden be the one she'll promote)
- Alyson Noel
- Carrie Jones
- Gayle Forman
- Lauren Oliver
- Lisa Schroeder
- Jodi Picoult
- Jennifer Echols
- Kami Marin Garcia
- Julia Hoban
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Are solo founders at a disadvantage?
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Banka Bioloo has found a way to convert waste into reusable resources, in the process helping solve water problems
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Scott Langley Personal Notes
By earning his PGA TOUR card for 2013, became the first First Tee alum to earn TOUR membership.
Earliest golf memory was playing in the backyard with family.
Biggest thrill in golf came when he received a standing ovation at the 2010 U.S. Open.
Is a fan of the St. Louis Cardinals and Green Bay Packers.
Twitter account is @scott_langley.
Favorite gadget is his honors match calculator.
Not many people know he can play the violin.
Supports the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (grandmother has leukemia).
Dream foursome would include Aaron Rodgers, WIll Ferrell and his brother.
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Natural wonders of Ky. rule in summer
Cumberland Falls State Resort Park in southeastern Kentucky is the only place in the western hemisphere to view a moonbow. Nicknamed the Niagara of the South, the falls is the focal point of this state park, which offers lodging, hiking, camping, rafting and the opportunity to see a moonbow once a month during the full moon. Details: 606-528-4121
The longest mapped cave system in the world is Mammoth Cave National Park, with tours for all skill levels, including a six-hour adventure for the serious spelunker. Details: 270-758-2180.
Holiday World opens water coaster
A southern Indiana amusement park has its new water coaster with a five-story-high first drop ready for riders.
Officials at Holiday World & Splashin' Safari showed off the $9 million ride called Mammoth at the park in Santa Claus. It puts riders in six-person circular tubes for the three-minute trip that has seven total drops.
The Mammoth is near the park's Wildebeest water coaster that opened two years ago.
The park about 35 miles east of Evansville has drawn more than 1 million visitors during recent summer seasons.
We traveled to Santa Claus in the August 2011 Travel section. Revisit southern Indiana at http://bit.ly/o9PNat.
Owners get funds to reopen Sahara
The owners of the shuttered Sahara casino on an aging stretch of the Las Vegas Strip say they've secured $300 million in funding to redevelop the iconic resort that once hosted the likes of Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley.
Developers said they plan to open the property in 2014 under the name SLS Las Vegas.
Owners say the resort will bring restaurants, nightlife and 1,600 guest rooms and suites to the Strip's north end, which includes the famed Stratosphere but has seen far less of the glitzy development that's re-energized the south end in the past decade.
Construction could begin by the end of the summer.
O'Shea's casino shutting its doors
A 23-year-old Irish-themed casino on the Las Vegas Strip is going dark to make way for a major entertainment district.
O'Shea's Casino urged patrons to "drink us dry" before it closed in late April. The casino's parent company is making way for a $500 million Linq Project, which will include an outdoor shopping and dining area and a giant observation wheel.
Caesars Entertainment executives said they'll bring back the casino's distinctive casual atmosphere, live music and beer pong in a reinvented O'Shea's within the Linq project.
New tours added to Wright estate
Frank Lloyd Wright's estate, Taliesin, has added specialty tours in south central Wisconsin.
Each is scheduled on a Friday, and themes are landscape, preservation, observation and biography.
The famous architect used the property in Spring Green as a laboratory of sorts, changing and expanding it until he died in 1959. The National Park Service declared Taliesin a National Historic Landmark in 1976.
The tours run every day through October. Details: www.taliesinpreservation.org.
Mackinac's Grand Hotel turns 125
The Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island turns 125 this year.
And it's ready to party.
The 385-room hotel opens its season on Friday. It opened for the first time on July 10, 1887, and is planning a series of events and activities to celebrate the anniversary.
During the afternoon of July 10, a 125-foot birthday cake will be served to guests on the Grand Hotel's 660-foot Front Porch.
And the July 13-15, weekend will include fireworks, presentations and a concert, and three former Michigan governors will join Grand Hotel guests for a Grand Cocktail Reception and special dinner in the hotel's Main Dining Room.
Ex-Govs. William Milliken, James Blanchard and John Engler have confirmed their attendance for the July 14 event.
Mackinac Island was featured in this section in April. Catch up with that story and an interactive map at http://bit.ly/HvuCDf.
Visitors put to work at rail museum
The first floor of the Union Pacific Railroad Museum in Council Bluffs, Iowa, has been dedicated to sharing the experience of building the Transcontinental Railroad.
Now the new "Building America" exhibit uses video game technology, to put visitors to work at the scene of the transcontinental railroad construction.
From entering a tunnel at Donner Summit to trying their hand at driving a spike, visitors will see the 19th-century feat of technology and engineering come to life like never before.
It's the first museum to incorporate Kinect full-body gaming technology to create a truly immersive experience.
The Union Pacific Railroad is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year.
Details: www.uprrmuseum.org.
Tower in works an Eiffel or eyesore?
Officials say a new park on the site of the 2012 London Olympics won't fully open to the public until a year and a half after the games.
Olympic authorities have announced plans for the 560-acre site, which will be dubbed the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
The park, including a lush river valley, biking trails and a tree-lined promenade, will open in stages.
Officials have declared the completion of a park centerpiece -- the Orbit, a 115 meter looped and twisting steel tower that will give visitors panoramic views.
Some critics have called the bright red structure an eyesore, but artist Anish Kapoor, who designed it, says he finds it beautiful. And, he notes, the Eiffel Tower was considered a monstrosity by many when first built.
Steve Jobs' patents on display in D.C.
The Smithsonian Institution has an exhibit featuring Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs' more than 300 technology patents on the National Mall with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Titled "The Patents and Trademarks of Steve Jobs: Art and Technology that Changed the World," the exhibit will be on view through July 13 at the Smithsonian's Ripley Center.
It's the first in a series of exhibits planned with the patent office.
It includes materials from the patent office and archival material from the Smithsonian's collections including a 1985 Apple Macintosh computer, mouse and keyboard; a 2005 NeXT computer; a 2010 Apple iPod; and copies of 312 documents.
Jobs died last year of complications from pancreatic cancer.


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"Uthe Mejor Catastros!"
Catastros is a powerful magical Horse and Zord. Many have tried in vain to tame the mightiest creature of them all, but Catastros is stronger than one hundred men, extremly fast, and no one was able to harness his fearsome power. Catastros fled into the forest during the great battle of good and evil, but before the seal was closed, evil reached up and dragged Catastros down to the lowest depths of the pit. Later, Koragg managed to tame the beast, and since then Catastros has remained loyal to the Knight Wolf. When Koragg grows and combines with Catastros, they form the Centaur Megazord or the upright Centaurus Wolf Megazord. However, Nick was once able to help Catastros, and as thanks to him, the stallion combined with the Mystic Phoenix and formed the Centaurus Phoenix Megazord. But after the battle was won, Catastros returned to his master, Koragg. After Koragg turned good and realized he was Leanbow, he and Catastros were able to form the Centaurus Wolf Megazord with good magic.
After Leanbow became the Wolf Warrior, it is unknown if Catastros would continue to obey him, nor is it known if the pair can still transform.
Centaurus Wolf Megazord
When Titan size Koragg chants Uthe Mejor Ultimas, he combines with Catastros to form the dark Centaurus Wolf Megazord. Its main attacks are the Dark Magic Spell Seal and Dark Magic Strike. This combination proved to be more powerful than the five Mystic Titans, and Mystic Dragon. It also proved to be stronger than the Titan Megazord, however it was defeated when the Titan Megazord used its new Titans Attack. Another attack the Centaurus Wolf Megazord used on the Manticore Megazord was its Counter Attack.
Now that Koragg is Leanbow again, the Centaurus Wolf Megazord is formed from good magic and can also use the Titan Megazord's Mystic Spell Seal attack.
Centaur Megazord
First combination of Koragg and Catastros, before they go to the Centaurus Wolf Megazord. This combination first appears in episode 2.
Centaurus Phoenix Megazord
See also: FireKaiser
The Centaurus Phoenix Megazord is the Megazord form of the Mystic Phoenix and Catastros, combined. Its weapon is the fire staff.
When Nick helped heal Catastros, and conquered his fear of the steed, he was rewarded by Catastros combining with the Mystic Phoenix to form the Centaurus Phoenix Megazord.
This Megazord had tremendous fire powers and was able to defeat the Golem. However, after the battle was won, Catastros returned to Koragg.
This Megazord was formed only once more, after the Red Ranger and the Gatekeeper combined their energies to gain temporary control of Catastros. The Centaurus Phoenix Megazord proved to be essential in defeating Morticon.
The Centaurus Wolf Megazord, a two pack set with a Koragg figure and Catastros, can only be bought as a Japanese release from its sentai counterpart sold as Wolkaiser. It was never rereleased in the Power Rangers Mystic Force toyline. Its retooled version, however, is available as the Phoenix Unizord.


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A retired Hollywood police sergeant suspected in the theft of as much as $175,000 from an evidence locker allegedly stole about $200 worth of office supplies from the department storeroom in December, according to an internal affairs memo of the incident.
Sgt. John Nevins, who retired in April 2012 after 30 years with the Hollywood Police Department, was seen inside the storeroom of police headquarters on Dec. 16, 2012, in violation of a city policy that prohibits non-employees from entering restricted areas, according to the internal affairs memo.
Nevins was allowed into the storeroom by Tony Dong, a civilian clerk who was fired Feb. 15 for theft, incompetence, negligence of duty and conduct unbecoming a city employee — all violations related to the alleged theft of office supplies.
According to the Feb. 5 letter informing Dong of the police department's intent to discipline to him, Dong allowed Nevins — his former boss — into police headquarters, and they both walked to a restricted access area of the storeroom, where they chatted for about one hour.
Before leaving, the memo states, Nevins asked Dong for some office supplies, and Dong complied. Surveillance video of the area captured images of Dong carrying a box and placing it inside Nevins' sport utility vehicle. Among the supplies that Dong admitted giving Nevins were batteries, compact discs, ink cartridges and weekly planners.
Dong told investigators he received a call from Nevins early in the day on Dec. 16. Nevins wanted to stop by and say hello, Dong told investigators, and he showed up at the sally port door.
Dong said he had left Nevins alone in the storekeeper supervisor's office for about 20 minutes. Dong also told investigators that he had given Nevins a key to the mechanics' storage area so the retired sergeant could use the bathroom.
Nevins left police headquarters without returning the key, the letter states, and Dong had to drive to Nevins' Cooper City home after his shift to retrieve it.
Dong also told investigators that he did not know how many times Nevins went in and out of the restricted access area of the storeroom during his Dec. 16 visit.
On Tuesday, Dong declined to speak with a reporter outside his Fort Lauderdale home.
Nevins, who supervised the vault from 2006 until his retirement in April 2012, is the focus of an investigation led by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement into missing cash — estimates range from $125,000 to $175,000 — from the evidence locker, although everyone who has overseen the vault for the past few years is being scrutinized, sources said.
The money allegedly went missing under Nevins' watch, and he is now part of the criminal investigation, according to the Broward County State Attorney's Office.
It is not clear if the missing money is connected to the Dec. 16 incident involving the stolen office supplies.
Last week, Nevins acknowledged to The Miami Herald that he went to the Police Department on that date, but only to retrieve empty boxes from the storeroom. He said he was using the boxes to pack gifts for the needy.
On Tuesday, when confronted with the allegations that he stole office supplies from the storeroom, Nevins said: "It's in my best interest to not comment any further."
"I will be more than available to discuss this when it is all over," he said.


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ALAN Navarro says Swindon Town are targeting at least seven points from their next three League One games.
The Robins go into their clash with Shrewsbury at the New Meadow tomorrow in a rich vein of form, having seen off Burnley, Bournemouth and Portsmouth over the course of the past seven days.
In the coming week the Robins are due to play Shrewsbury, Colchester and Bury and Navarro is hoping for the successful spell to be extended.
"We could have an exciting three games coming up where we could get seven points, maybe a possible nine points, and that's what we're all looking forward to now.
"Coming off the previous week when we had three defeats it was a good way to bounce back with positive wins and it sets up us nicely for the next couple of games.
"Everything's a bit more positive this week, we've worked hard during the past week, the gaffer's had a word with a couple of us and the whole feel around the place seems a bit better and the results and performances on the pitch show that."
Town boss Paolo Di Canio has highlighted the need for his players to retain their focus this weekend as they return to the nitty gritty of the league after the defeat of Championship outfit Burnley on Tuesday.
After their previous two giant-killings in the Capital One Cup, against Brighton and Stoke, the Robins have slipped up in the league and Navarro stressed the squad is very keen to avoid another poor performance this weekend.
"We've spoken about it and as players we know what's happened and we have to put that right come Saturday," he said.
"We got a positive result against Burnley on Tuesday and we need to go away to Shrewsbury on Saturday and get one there."
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We are seeing lots of players "wasted" on the bench - Collins didn't start - so was "wasted" - as was Benson the game before
Flint was "wasted" on Tuesday as was Troy the game before!
7 goals in the last 3 games without Ferry on the pitch doesn't suggest we are struggling that much
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An audit of the Jersey City Police Department (JCPD) that one City Council member said could have resulted in foot patrols has been stalled, at least temporarily, due to a possible conflict between the rights of the mayor and rights of the governing body.
Pointing to a rarely-used municipal law that requires periodic reviews of city departments, Councilman Rolando Lavarro Jr. tried last week to introduce a resolution to require the administration of Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy to conduct an audit and review of the JCPD.
The purpose of the review, according to Lavarro, was to determine whether police resources can be reallocated so that some officers are placed on foot patrols throughout the city.
Since the beginning of the year, residents have increasingly complained about crime in the city. In a series of town hall-style meetings on crime many residents said they would feel safer if some officers walked their beats.
"We should heed the cries of Jersey City residents who fear for their personal…safety." – Councilman Rolando Lavarro, Jr.
Since the police department's ability to assign foot patrols may be contingent upon funding and budget issues, Lavarro's resolution indicated that an audit of the JCPD must be completed before the council adopts the 2012 municipal budget. Such an audit, he said, would "assist the council…in budgeting and allocation of resources to better address the public's concerns on crime and safety."
The 2012 city budget was introduced in March, but has yet to be adopted. In the 2012 budget, the JCPD is requesting a $4 million increase over last year's funding allocation of $89 million.
City attorney: No go
City law actually calls for periodic operational reviews of municipal departments. According to the law, each mayoral administration is supposed to conduct department reviews after it has been in office for three years.
Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy was elected to his current term in May 2009, which means department reviews should be conducted in 2012, according to the law.
Such audits were once overseen by the Governor's Management Improvement Program and were supposed to be conducted by National League of Cities or the New Jersey League of Municipalities.
An audit of the JCPD would, according to Lavarro, measure the "efficiency of police operations, personnel matters, budgetary matters, patrol operations, investigative operations, administrative operations, planning and development, and overall administration" of the department.
Lavarro withdrew his resolution, however, after Corporation Counsel William Matsikouis said that such an audit violated state governance laws.
In a memo to the City Council dated June 12, Matsikoudis wrote: "It is not in the city's interest to operate on a temporary budget when a permanent budget is complete, more importantly, it would be an abdication of the council's duty to refuse to adopt a permanent budget… because of irrelevant and questionable preconditions… [The] ordinance mandating periodic departmental studies is itself unenforceable because it violates the Faulkner Act in several respects. One, it is the mayor who can require reports of departments, but only as the mayor 'deems desireable.'"
The Faulkner Act is a state law that designates local government structures and rules for municipalities throughout New Jersey.
Matsikoudis added that, "in order for a third party (such as the National League of Cities or New Jersey League of Municipalities) to undertake the study, a contract is required. The council can only approve a contract presented by the mayor. Neither the mayor nor the council can contract directly."
Matsikoudis also stated that the Governor's Management Improvement Program ended in the late 1980s and he questioned whether the National League of Cities or New Jersey League of Municipalities ever conducted reviews of municipal departments.
Lavarro pulled his resolution from the June 13 City Council agenda after receiving Matsikoudis' memo. However, he said he is now seeking his own independent legal opinion regarding whether a governing body can mandate a review of municipal departments.
Matsikouis recommended that Lavarro try to negotiate with Mayor Healy and Jersey City Police Chief Tom Comey to initiate a review of the department themselves.
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I'm always happy to shop for fabrics for my clients who live outside of the city. I sent her a big box of fabric samples to try.
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