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Coronation Street star Bill Roache yesterday denied ever meeting the five women who accuse him of rape and sexual assault, telling a court that he had cheated on his first wife in the 1960s in "a series of small relationships" but that he was not a paedophile.
The actor also told a jury that he only sent a signed photograph to a 14-year-old girl because he wanted to get more fan mail than other cast members.
Giving evidence at Preston Crown Court, the 81-year-old said he had no recollection of ever meeting the women who claim he assaulted them in the late 1960s and early 1970s, when they were aged between 14 and 16. The actor denies two rapes and four indecent assaults against five women aged 16 or under between 1965 and 1971.
His barrister, Louise Blackwell, QC, asked: "Have you committed any of the offences with which you have been charged?" "No, I have not," Mr Roache replied.
Earlier the actor had told the court he had cheated during his first marriage, to actor Anna Cropper, but added he was "absolutely faithful" to his second wife Sara Mottram, who died in 2009.
Three of Mr Roache's alleged victims claim he assaulted them at Manchester's Granada Studios where Coronation Street was filmed. Another woman claims he forced her to perform a sex act on him in his Rolls-Royce. A fifth woman alleges that he raped her at two of his properties in the Lancashire village of Haslingden when she was 15.
One of the women has previously produced a signed photograph Mr Roache sent to her in 1965 when she was 14. Signed "love Bill xx", the actor asked her to write back when she "started school again". The prosecution cite it as evidence of Mr Roache allegedly "grooming" her for underage sexual activity.
But the actor said the letter was just a polite response. "I would always write some personal comments in," he said, adding: "Always you encouraged people to write back – that was part of the ego to be as big as your colleagues or bigger." The trial continues.
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In what was pretty much a rather quiet offseason up to this point for LIU Brooklyn men's basketball, got a bit noisy on Wednesday as news of not one but two LIU freshman point guards transferring from the program. Freshmen Elvar Friðriksson and Jamil Hood Jr., both are leaving Downtown Brooklyn and continuing their college… Read More ›
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A doctor whose wife and five children died in a house fire in Harlow last year has made an emotional appeal on Crimewatch.
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Dr Abdul Shakoor, who lost his wife and five children in the blaze in October 2012, made an emotional appeal on the BBC's Crimewatch last night.
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KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Police have released 911 calls and footage of a tense May 4 standoff between an open-carry advocate and officers.
MLive reports that Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety officers responded to late afternoon calls of a man carrying a rifle along the street.
When officers arrived, 63-year-old Joseph Houseman was uncooperative – refusing to provide his real name and making lewd gestures toward police.
Sgt. Sean Gordon was the first to arrive on the scene, and witnessed Houseman jaywalking. Gordon told Houseman he was being detained for the act.
Houseman spoke of a "revolution" and called police "gang members" with a "history of violence," according to the report.
A SWAT negotiator, Sgt. Andres Wells, was later brought to the scene to talk down Houseman.
Houseman eventually agreed to allow an officer to approach him. His rifle was confiscated and discovered to be empty of ammunition.
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Officers considered charging Houseman with brandishing a firearm — a misdemeanor — but did not. Officials stated that although Houseman's rifle did not have a sling, it was not evident that he was "brandishing" it.
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Lansdowne also said that head of operations Suzi Nutton would be promoted to chief operating officer.
"Alex has been known to members of the management committee for many years and has the combination of management experience, energy and drive which we believe is necessary to lead Lansdowne going forward," the committee said.
Ruddock announced his plans to retire from the 15-year-old firm in March. He is set to leave at the end of this month and plans to focus on philanthropy.
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Maryanne Menefee's hat trick led the Gophers to a 6-0 victory over Minnesota Duluth on Friday at Ridder Arena in WCHA women's hockey.
Menefee, a sophomore from Lansing, Mich., scored her first two goals in the opening period and her third, on a power play, with 2:43 to play.
"We came out of the gates really quickly, getting the first one obviously, but the second at the end of the first was big for us," Gophers coach Brad Frost said.
Sarah Davis added two goals for No. 1-rated Gophers (31-1-1, 25-1-1) in the first two minutes of the second period. Meghan Lorence had the other goal, in the middle of the second.
Minnesota sophomore goalie Amanda Leveille made 16 saves in her 12th shutout of the season.
"I thought we had great jump all night," Frost said, "did good things on the power play, and our penalty kill was solid. It was a really complete hockey game up and down the lineup."
Minnesota Duluth (13-12-6, 11-10-6-4) was outshot 40-16 and was 0-for-3 on the power play to the Gophers' 2-for-5.
On Saturday, the Gophers seniors — Bethany Brausen, Sarah Davis, Baylee Gillanders and Kelly Terry — will be recognized. Their class has a 132-16-5 record and won the past two NCAA titles. The latest victory extended the Gophers' unbeaten streak to 19 games.
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Bitter court case reveals how Samsung tablet revenue lags behind iPad
By Matthew Chapman, marketingmagazine.co.uk, Friday, 10 August 2012 01:02PM
Apple's iPad sales generate 30 times more revenue than Samsung's tablets, according to previously unreleased marketing and sales figures revealed during the legal wrangle between the arch rivals.
The figures show Samsung tablets are trailing way behind Apple's iPad and have sold only 1.43 million units, making the company $644m (£412.8m) in revenue, since going on sale in the fourth quarter of 2010.
The sales figures include the Galaxy Tab, Galaxy Tab 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 10.1 LTE, but do not include the popular Galaxy Note mobile phone-tablet hybrid.
In contrast, Apple has generated revenues of $19bn (29.5 times Samsung's tablet revenue) from selling 34 million iPads since the launch in the third quarter of 2010.
The figures also show that between June 2010 and June 2012, Samsung sold more than 4.1 million copies of its Galaxy SII smartphone, which contributed sales of $1.85bn (£1.18bn).
The increasingly acrimonious court case that began with Apple accusing Samsung of infringing its intellectual property rights by copying the iPhone and iPad, has proved increasingly damaging for the two tech giants.
Samsung has previously refused to disclose sales figures for individual product lines in its financial results.
Meanwhile, evidence given by Apple's head of worldwide marketing Phil Schiller and reported by the Financial Times has given a complex insight into Apple's marketing activities.
The company spent $535m marketing the iPad and iPhone in the US last year, after its budget for the iPad doubled year on year to overtake adspend on the iPhone.
Samsung previously revealed in its second quarter results that it increased global marketing spend 43% year on year from 2.29 trillion won (£1.22bn) to 3.13 trillion won (£1.75bn) in the three months ending 30 June 2012.
Schiller also revealed during the court case how Apple directs marketing spend for new products.
After the unveiling of the first iPhone in January 2007, Apple chose not to spend any money on advertising, but instead relied on the column inches created by Steve Jobs' dramatic unveiling of the device.
Apple then pursued a policy of "buzz marketing" by securing product placement in TV shows and films, before launching a TV, outdoor and press ad campaign that taught people how to use the phone.
Since its launch, advertising spending for the iPhone has grown from $98m (£63m) in 2008 to $226m (£145m) in 2011, according to Schiller.
Schiller has also claimed in the case that Samsung's alleged "copying" is making Apple's job as a marketing team more difficult because it dilutes the way customers see Apple.
The court case is becoming more and more acrimonious as it processes, with Apple and Samsung lawyers accusing each other of unfair ambushes, dirty PR tactics and doctoring evidence, according to Reuters.Follow @mattchapmanuk
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GUELPH – Being a member of the Guelph Gryphons track and field team has become a real learning experience for rookie Matt Fontanna.
"I came from a really small (high) school," he said after recording a pair of top-four finishes Friday at the Guelph New Year Opener meet at the Gryphon Fieldhouse. "We'd never win anything. Here, it's so big on winning and big on being that top team. I've never had that before in any school. I've never been on a winning team ever, so it's pretty sweet."
Competing for Brampton Christian, Fontanna reached the Ontario high school track and field championships for long jump three consecutive years, starting in 2010. Last year at Brockville, he finished fourth in the senior boys' event.
"I used to be really rough. I didn't have any form or anything," he said. "I just jumped off ability, I guess. Coming in, I thought I could fix everything and revamp everything I've ever done."
"He has a massive amount of potential," Gryphon horizontal jumps coach Guyson Kuruneri said. "He's one of those athletes who's got a lot of raw talent, you just have to refine it. It's like finding a diamond in the rough. You've got to shine it, work on it and mould it and then it'll be as good as it can be. He will realize it when that time comes."
Now Fontanna is undergoing a change in technique in both the long jump and triple jump that should add to his jumping distance. He was also an OFSAA qualifier in triple jump.
"With the triple (jump), I did it completely wrong before," Fontanna said. "I've finally figured out how to do it properly."
"With a little refinement in technical aspects and better mechanics, we'll see some big jumps in the future," Kuruneri said. "I'm looking forward to that."
However, changing your style can be a time-consuming undertaking.
"I haven't got to it yet," Fontanna said. "(It takes) more than a semester, apparently."
"It's pretty challenging," Kuruneri said. "For first-year (university competitors), it's challenging to change a lot of stuff that you've learned all through high school. It's going to take some time."
"It's just fixing one thing at once and then moving on and using that into the next thing," Fontanna said. "It'll come eventually."
On the first day of the two-day Guelph New Year Opener meet Friday, Fontanna won the long jump and was second in triple jump, but was shy of the distance needed to get a berth in this year's CIS championship meet in each.
His winning leap in the long jump was 6.89 metres while his best in the triple jump was 13.98 metres while teammate Pat Dufresne won at 14.25 metres. The CIS standards are 7.09 metres for long jump and 14.19 metres for triple jump.
"It was good," Fontanna said of his events. "I felt what I thought was going to get me a standard, but I don't know. It'll come eventually.
"I have to work my landing. It's messy."
Other Gryphon winners Friday were Julia Wallace (women's triple jump), Erika Fiedler (women's pole vault), Andrea Farkas (women's long jump), Sarah Dougherty (women's shot put and weight throw), Jessica May (women's pentathlon), Paul Worndl (men's pole vault), Mitchell Torres (men's high jump), Tim Hendry (men's shot put and weight throw) and Anthony Broeders (men's pentathlon). The host Gryphs also won the men's and women's 4 x 800-metre relays.
The meet continues with all track events Saturday starting with the 1,500 metres at 10:45 a.m.
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The Gryphs opened the 2013 portion of their season with a 4-3 loss in a shootout to the Lakehead Thunderwolves at Thunder Bay Friday night.
Lakehead led 1-0 after the first period and 3-0 after the second before the Gryphs scored three goals in the third period to force an overtime period that didn't break the tie.
The Thunderwolves won when they scored on both of their penalty shots and the Gryphs didn't score on either of their shots.
J.T. MacDonald, Phil Teri and Brett Appio had a goal apiece for the Gryphs during regulation time while assists were awarded to Andy Bathgate, Dan Broussard, Cam Odam, Ken Peroff and MacDonald.
Luke Judson, Ryan Magill and Mike Quesnele scored once each for Lakehead.
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Starting pitcher Samantha Montaño didn't allow a run through the first two innings and didn't get rattled even as the visiting Lady Dons made a run, drawing to within 8-5 in the top of the fifth.
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It's not a bad place to be for the Rangers, who have made a gradual climb in the ranks under head coach Manuel Benavidez.
Mora lost a tough one to the combined Cimarron-Maxwell squad, a district opponent, by a 13-2 tally on Tuesday.
She's already qualified for state in May, but West Las Vegas' Joedy Quintana continues to post strong scores on the golf course.
Quintana shot a 75 Tuesday at New Mexico Military Institute and an 83 Monday at Spring Rivers in Roswell. She made putts for birdies on three consecutive holes (4, 5 and 6) Tuesday.
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It's a promise he kept when he traversed the 26-mile course on Monday at the age of 61.
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The Luna Community College Lady Rough Riders kept their postseason hopes alive by taking three of four games from Frank Phillips College at home this past weekend. Frank Phillips is a college from Borger, Texas.
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I saw Antonioni's Blow-Up when it first came out, in a theater in Potsdam, N.Y., the small town where I was teaching at the time. Clarkson College, Department of Humanities. I went back to see it three times in the next week, fascinated by it. The oblique, non-linear, suggestive ambience, the incredible control of color (Antonioni painted whole streets to accord with his needs), the shocking (for that time) sexuality, and the impenetrable complexity of its mystery absolutely beguiled me. It wasn't long after seeing this film that I quit my job and headed off to New York to seek my fortune in the film business. Absolutely naïve as to what it would take, but utterly determined. The impulse seems to have worked out rather well.
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Im in a 12 man H2H keeper league. You can only keep 5 players for 2015 and are only able to keep players twice (so if I do this trade I would have the players through 2016)
Clayton Kershaw
Nelson Cruz
Bryce Harper
Aroldis Chapman
Jose Fernandez
Good trade? I'm not that concerned with losing Chapman, but can't decide if I think Harper will finally have a good year this year or next or if it will be farther down the road.
Keep up to 30 each year.
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pro leagues cancelledby charles Mar 24, 2015 11:13 PM
I read the article..it was on yahoos front page now its gone. They cancelled all pro leagues.. go ahead wait...learn the hard way..im telling you yahoo is not doing pay league in any sport again....
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Welcome to YAHOOby John D Mar 17, 2015 7:35 PMWacoWarrior WacoWarrior Mar 24, 2015 11:44 PM Flag
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1st time roto draft, please rateby Zain Mar 23, 2015 8:29 PM
haha thanks
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New managers needed for keeper league with minorsby eric Mar 23, 2015 1:40 PMTrain Wreck Train Wreck Mar 25, 2015 12:09 AM Flag
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10x10 Keeper League - Need Two Mgrs.by E.C. Mar 24, 2015 10:54 PMTrain Wreck Train Wreck Mar 25, 2015 12:10 AM Flag
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Mock Draft Doneby Harry Mar 15, 2015 4:42 PM
Lots of injury concerns in your SP: Tanaka, Fernandez, Cashner, Wacha. (If they stay healthy it's a an excellent staff). Not thrilled with the bottom 3 guys in your offense and you need need huge bounce back years from Molina, Heyward, Fielder, Longoria, Gonzalez. I avoided all of these guys in my draft.
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Russell Westbrook was forced to leave the Oklahoma City-Toronto Raptors game early Friday night after suffering a knee injury. The injury took place with 7:37 left in the third quarter, when Westbrook took a nasty bump to his right knee from Kyle Lowry. Westbrook was immediately helped to the back after limping off the court. The post Russell Westbrook Leaves Game After Nasty Bump to Knee From Lowry appeared first on Basketball Bicker.
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