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CrossFit Mt. Pleasant celebrated the opening of its new 10,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility at 3400 Turgot Lane with a celebration on March 23. Located within the Park West subdivision on Highway 17 North, it is the largest CrossFit facility in Mount Pleasant.
Independently owned by Tina Whetzel, CrossFit Mt. Pleasant combines nutrition, exercise and recovery in a program that optimizes all three. In addition to Whetzel, CrossFit Mt. Pleasant has six Level 1 trainers and trainers holding CrossFit specialty certificates in Endurance, Striking and CrossFit Kids programs. A number of group fitness class times are available.
As part of its grand opening celebration, CrossFit Mt. Pleasant will donate half of any new first-month membership from March 1 to April 30 to the Center for Women.
For a full description of classes and more information, visit www.crossfitmtpleasant.com.
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MONTPELIER Dorothy Stevens Funk, 89, died on February 1, 2013, in Lakewood Ranch, Fla., following a short illness.
Dorothy was born in Guildhall, Vt., on July 12, 1923, the daughter of Earl E. and Glenn (Whyte) Stevens. Dorothy was a graduate of Groveton High School in Groveton, N.H., and the University of Vermont.
She was a devoted mother and grandmother of her seven children, eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Dorothy was predeceased by her husband of 58 years, Robert J. Funk Sr., who passed away in 2002.
Mrs. Funk is survived by her children: Ann Funk Carr of Montpelier; Jean Funk Phillips of Silver Springs, Md.; Robert J. Funk Jr. of Applegate, Calif.; Joan L. Funk of Denver, Colo.; Stevens J. Funk and his wife Carla of Muskego, Wis.; Mary Jane Tappen of Tallahassee, Fla.; and Charles E. Funk and his wife Suanne of Parrish, Fla. Mrs. Funks grandchildren are: A. Robert Carr and his wife Debi of Northfield; Jay Carr of Barre; Sara Phillips of Carrollton, Ga.; Daniel Tappen Jr. of Jacksonville, Fla.; Jennifer Tappen Smith and her husband Allen of Tallahassee, Fla.; Kaila Funk of Muskego, Wis.; Glenn Funk and Laney Funk of Parrish, Fla. Mrs. Funk is also survived by her great-grandchildren: Samantha Bubar of South Barre; Lydia Carr of Barre; Daniel Hurley and Connor Smith of Tallahassee, Fla.
Services for Dorothy Funk are scheduled to occur during Mothers Day Weekend. There will be a Memorial Mass 11:00 a.m., Friday, May 10, at St. Marys Catholic Church in Springfield, Vt. There will also be a funeral Mass at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, May 11, 2013, at St. Augustines Catholic Church, Montpelier, and burial in Green Mount Cemetery.
Experiences of her late husband and of friends prompted Dorothy to develop a strong interest in advances in treatment and developing a possible cure for Parkinsons disease. Donations in memory of Dorothy Funk are encouraged, in lieu of flowers, to the Vermont Chapter of the American Parkinsons Disease Association, 1 South Prospect St., Burlington, VT 05401.
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MILWAUKEE, WI---Goaltending took center stage when the Chicago Wolves met the Milwaukee Admirals Friday night, but the Admirals rallied for two goals in the last 1:25 to send the Wolves to a 3-2 Amtrak Rivalry defeat at the Bradley Center.
Forwards Bill Sweatt and Darren Archibald scored goals for the Wolves (8-8-2-1), who dropped their fourth consecutive game. Anton Rodin assisted on both markers.
The visitors struck first as left wing Sweatt rifled a pass from center Jordan Schroeder past Admirals netminder Jeremy Smith at 2:22 in the first period. That was the first game-opening score by the Wolves on the road since Nov. 2 at Rockford.
Milwaukee defenseman Victor Bartley responded for the home team, knocking his first score of the season through Wolves goaltender Matt Climie at 15:17.
After allowing a goal apiece, both netminders stood up to their respective barrage of shots to hold the game scoreless for nearly the next 36 minutes.
On a Wolves power play, left wing Archibald broke the stalemate by knocking a rebound past Smith for his first score of the season and putting Chicago up 2-1 at 15:30 in the third period. Defenseman Kevin Connauton's shot from the point set up the go-ahead goal.
A quick two-goal response by the Admirals, first from left wing Gabriel Bourque at 18:35 with an extra attacker on the ice and then center Chris Mueller at 19:40, sealed the victory for Milwaukee.
Climie (1-6-0) stopped 30 of 33 shots. Smith (6-9-1) posted 19 saves for the Admirals (8-8-1-1).
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IRVINE, Calif. - Junior Reindell Cole continued his long jump success this weekend by picking up another victory in the event, as both the Cal State Northridge men and women had solid showings at the Steve Scott Invitational at UC Irvine.
Cole, who won the long jump at both the prestigious Texas Relays and the ASU Sun Angel Track Classic in April, posted a mark of 25-5.50 (7.76) at UC Irvine which was again enough to claim the title. Eric Fremd also competed in the event and finished 16th with a season-best mark of 21-1.25 (6.43).
Also on the track at UC Irvine, David Reid finished tenth in the 100 meters in 10.71. Reindell Cole and Michael Woodham finished 18th and 19th, respectively, after each finished the race in a time of 10.79. Ben Santos was not far behind, finishing in 21st in a time of 10.87
Reid also finished fifth in the 200 meter dash in a season-best time of 21.21 while Santos finished 30th in a time of 22.23, also good for a new season-best.
In the 400 meter run, Gustavo Hernandez led the way for the Matadors with a 17th place finish in a time of 50.61, Adam Marvin placed 21st in a time of 51.50 and Hunter Hays placed 30th in a time of 54.74.
In the 800 meter run, Hernandez finished ninth with a time of 1:55.51, Hays placed 19th with a season-best time of 1:59.51, Marvin Gonzalez finished 29th with a time of 2:01.91 and Miguel Galvez finished 34th with a time of 2:03.29.
Daniel Garcia had the best time of all the CSUN runners in the 3000 meter steeplechase. Garcia finished in 10:14.32, good for tenth place. Julio Mora placed 13th in a time of 10:55.07 and Eduardo Garcia placed 15th in a time of 11:20.62.
In the triple jump, Awet Hagos finished seventh and had Northridge's best jump at 47-4.25. Fremd finished 12th with a jump of 44-5.50.
Deleon Carter paced Northridge with a 12th place finish in the 400 meter hurdles, finishing in a time of 55.35. David Perez finished 16th in the same event in a new season-best time of 57.49.
In the throws, Robert Mestas finished second in the javelin throw with a best of 170-11 (52.09). Alex Butler finished fifth for Northridge in the hammer throw with a best of 182-06 (55.63), while James Poet finished 14th in the same event with a best of 149-00 (45.41).
CSUN claimed the title in the 4x100 meter relay, with the quartet of Santos, Reid, Bradley Ike and Cole finishing in a time of 40.20, good for a new season best.
Nic Taylor, Marvin, Ike and Reid finished sixth in the 4x400 meter relay in a time of 3:24.01.
For the women, Morgan Bogard took home the title for Northridge in the hammer throw after a new personal-best throw of 193-03 (58.90), Whitney Hooks placed 10th after a best of 141-06 (43.13) and Claire Morgan placed 14th after a best of 124-06 (37.95).
CSUN had four competitors in the pole vault, with Tiana Webberley leading the way with a third place finish after a season best of 12-8.75 (3.88). Megan Hill, Brittany Hamilton and Cristi Allen finished in order of ninth, tenth and 11th with bests of 11-9.00 (3.58), 11-1.75 (3.40) and 11-1.75 (3.40), respectively. Hamilton's mark tied her personal best, while Allen's mark set a new personal best.
In the javelin throw, Stephanie Ralls claimed the title with a best of 149-2 (45.46). Haylee Varner placed fifth with a best of 130-8 (39.84), Bogard placed ninth with a best of 112-0 (34.14), Morgan placed 11th with a best of 107-9 (32.84), Jenna Hulion placed 15th with a best of 91-2 (27.8) and Shelese Ruffin placed 21st with a best of 68-9 (20.95).
Sharon Wilkinson paced the Matadors with a 14th place finish in a time of 18:09.17 in the 5000 meter run. In the same event, Marissa Cook placed 26th in a time of 19:32.45, which was just off her season-best time of 19.32.02.
In the high jump, Ashley Griffith finished seventh with a best of 5-3 (1.60) and Ese Ntekume finished 13th after a personal-best jump of 5-1 (1.55).
Ntekume also finished fifth in the triple jump with a best of 39-7.75 (12.08).
Northridge swept the 4x100 meter relays with the women's team of Precious Watkins, Sierra Brooks, Ruffin and Desirae Gonder finishing first in a time of 45.71, good for a new CSUN season best.
Of CSUN's four competitor's in the 800 meters, Jasmine Cox had the best finish with a time of 2:09.58, good for a new season best and third place. Erika Gallegos finished 13th in a time of 2:17.49, Natalie Wollaston finished 21st in a new season-best time of 2:23.08 and Desiree Karotko finished 25th in a time of 2:25.90.
In the 100 meter hurdles, LaShandra Batiste finished fifth in 14.61 while Ruffin was 13th in 15.21.
There were several season and personal bests in the 400 meter dash for CSUN. Precious Watkins finished sixth in the 400 meter dash in a season-best time of 55.45, while Crystal Speaks also finished ninth in a new season-best time of 56.77. Brenda Hoffman finished tenth in 56.80, Wollaston finished 21st in a new personal-best time of 60.20, Vanessa Carr finished 23rd in a new personal-best time of 60.46 and Karotko finished 31st in 64.34, also a new personal-best.
Sierra Brooks finished 13th in the 100 meters in 12.10 and 12th in the 200 meters in 24.65. Carr finished 45th in the 200 meters in 27.21.
In the 400 meter hurdles, LaShandra Batiste finished 5th in 62.03 and Vanice Colbert finished eighth in 63.56.
Northridge also took first place in the 4x400, with Brenna Hoffman, Jackie Harrison, Vanice Colbert and Crystal Spears finishing in 3:46.28.
Cal State Northridge will send athletes to the Occidental Invitational next weekend while the heptathletes and decathletes will open the Big West Championships at the Matador Track Complex.


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The Kent State University May 4 Visitors Center dedication will conclude with the opportunity to meet with the designers of the center on Sunday, May 5. The event will take place from 11 a.m. to noon at Cartwright Hall, located at 650 Hilltop Drive on the Kent Campus.
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Only Natural Pet HealthTreats Jerky Bites are the perfect snack for your pets! They're made from 95% meat, from New Zealand Free Range Cattle and New Zealand Free Range Venison. Raised without the use of hormones or antibiotics. These soft and chewy treats are air-dried to retain their natural flavors. Made in a resealable pouch and available in: Venison, Beef and Chicken & Venison flavors.
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Country of Origin: USA
Manufacturer: Only Natural Pet
Beef Jerky Bites
Ingredients - Beef, Dried Chicory Root, Vegetable Glycerin, Sea Salt, Organic Garlic, Mixed Tocopherols (a natural preservative)
Guaranteed AnalysisCrude protein (min) 25%Crude fat (min) 10%Crude fiber (max) 2%Moisture (max) 20%
Chicken & Venison Jerky Bites
Ingredients - Chicken, Venison, Dried Chicory Root, Vegetable Glycerin, Sea Salt, Organic Garlic, Mixed Tocopherols (a natural preservative)
Venison Jerky Bites
Ingredients - Venison, Dried Chicory Root, Vegetable Glycerin, Sea Salt, Mixed Tocopherols (a natural preservative)
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My furry girl loves them!
By furrychildrenownus
from ohio
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I have a few a day as a treat and I feel confident that they are a healthy treat.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great for Training
By fyryred
from Fernley, NV
I have used these treats for about 8 months to aid with the training of my 1 year old pit greyhound mix. He also gets them before I put him in his crate and seems to feel rewarded and not punished for being put in his crate. I give them to my neighbor's dog when she barks at me through the fence so she has a positive association with me in my backyard. Of course I do this with my neighbor's permission. Whenever I ask permission to give the treats out to any one else's dog I assure them they are very high quality treats and only have 6 ingredients in them. I will continue to purchase these treats with confidence as well as tell all of my friends and family about them.
My 2 chihuahuas loves this treats!
By Luna&Stella
from Los Angeles, CA
About Me New Owner
My 2 chihuahuas loves this treats, they wait so excited after each walk to get some of these treats. I found that helps with the digestion.
not digestible for my cat
By boobolster
from Port Townsend WA
My maine coon went crazy for the free sample that came with my last order of his canned food - couldn't get enough, so I took advantage of the percentage off coupon that came with it and ordered several packs. But when it came he wasn't interested and would only eat a little or none. The reason became clear when he threw up and I found undigested pieces of the venison jerky there.I think this would be healthy for dogs but cat owners beware. Big waste of money. I'm giving the jerky to a dog owner friend.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
My dog loves this treat
By jjf
from Des Moines, IA
When I receive the package I immediatley cut them up (my dog is small and needs to loss a little weight)and she loves, loves, loves them
Cat went ballistic over venison jerky bi
By RachelsMom
from Ocala, FL
My three year old tabby loved the venison jerky bites! The free sample encouraged me to order a full-size package. The only "trouble" is that the bites are hard for her to chew and are so big, so I have to cut them into tiny pieces so she can enjoy them. Wish the manufacturer could make smaller bites for cats to enjoy more easily.I liked that they were all natural.
No Go For My Cats
By desertcat
from Las Vegas, NV
I got a free sample of this, but my cats did not enjoy this treat. My Bengal got excited when she saw the bag and then visibly disappointed when she actually tried it. She would not eat it, just sniffed it several times and then went to the closet with her usual treats (dried chicken) and started wailing for those. My moggie boy wouldn't eat it at first, but then ate one, I think just because he's incapable of turning down any food. He would not eat more than one piece. They were both kinda looking at me like I was crazy. But it does look like a good, healthy snack, maybe more suitable for dogs, or cats that enjoy red meat products better.
My Cat loves these !
By Elaine
from Maryland
I received them in the mail and i saw the dog/cat photo. I tried them on my Maine Coon Cat. He went crazy , he loved them. He ate them all. no bad reaction. I have been trying to get more but they are sold out :( My other cat didn't like them.
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Great training treat - dogs love 'em!
By MissAmanda
from Reading, PA
Great as a special treat, also their size is great for training. I wasn't sure about the venison, but the dogs really did like it.
My dos <3 These treats
By Kedlund
from Louisville KY
My dogs loved these treats. Will buy again!
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Nonprofit helps addicts, mentally ill find supportive housingWritten by Brigitta Burks | News Editor | firstname.lastname@example.com
Bob Peace has a nice apartment and is an honors student at the University of Toledo. Sometimes, he stresses out about papers. On the surface, he's a normal student – but in reality, 54-year-old Peace has been in recovery because of drugs and mental illness 40 times. However, with the help of Neighborhood Properties Inc. (NPI), this time his recovery is sticking.
"I've never had any support and this time I had support and I've been pretty successful," Peace said.
NPI offers supportive housing to those with mental or addiction disorders. "Our mission is ending homelessness for folks with mental illness. It's a huge job, just tackling it at all," said Peg Morrison, communications/fundraising manager for NPI. NPI will have its annual celebration featuring Jeannette Walls, author of "The Glass Castle," on May 2.
The nonprofit started in 1988 along with similar programs in 10 cities using a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant. "At that time, they were just starting to look at the link between homelessness and mental illness and put those two together," Morrison said. Twenty to 25 percent of homeless individuals live with a severe mental illness, compared with 6 percent of the general population, according to the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration.
Now, NPI has 572 apartments at 60 locations around Toledo and an operating budget of about $7.5 million. How much the tenant pays in rent depends on their income and is usually about 30 to 40 percent of his or her income. The rest comes from state and federal subsidies and private donations through NPI.
"There's a huge link between homelessness and metal illnesses and addiction disorders and so supportive housing is an option that's much more affordable than some of the options that people fall into. Some of the options aren't very pleasant: prison, jail, hospital," Morrison said. She added that mental hospitals can be $500 per day while independent housing is more like $500 per month.
NPI also has a housing support staff that checks in with residents.
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Peace stressed that many former addicts fail because they go back in the environment they just came from.
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Peace was introduced to NPI a few years ago just before being released from a two-year stay in recovery.
"These guys called me like five days before I was getting ready to get out of recovery and said they had an apartment to show me and I was like man, that's a blessing," he recalled. "If it wasn't for this program, I can't tell you I'd be in this position."
Growing up in East Toledo, Peace and his family would move every three to five months. "I don't even like to use the term dysfunctional, because it was nonfunctional. My parents were very young when they had me. I'm the first of seven kids. My father, I didn't really know him until I was like 13."
Now however, Peace plans to graduate after summer semester before going on to receive his master's degree to become a counselor. He volunteers frequently at the Salvation Army and wants to help those who are in the situation he used to be in.
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NPI partners with several local and state groups including the Mental Health & Recovery Services Board of Lucas County, the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Lucas Metropolitan Housing Authority. Specific support programs for veterans, single moms, young adults and other groups are available.
NPI's annual celebration is 6 p.m. May 2 at the Toledo Hilton Ballroom, 3100 Glendale Ave., Toledo. The speaker is Walls, a journalist who wrote a memoir on growing up with a colorful, nomadic, but often dysfunctional family. Mary Beth Zolik of 101.5 The River is set to emcee and dinner will be available. NPI asks for reservations by April 23. Tickets are $30 or $250 for table of 10. To register or learn more, call (419) 473-2604, ext. 119. Donate at www.neighborhoodproperties.org.
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Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Multiple myeloma is increasingly recognized as a disease characterized by marked cytogenetic, molecular, and proliferative heterogeneity. This heterogeneity is manifested clinically by varying degrees of disease aggressiveness. Multiple myeloma patients with more aggressive disease experience suboptimal responses to some therapeutic approaches; therefore, identifying these patients is critically important for selecting appropriate treatment options.
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According to the Oklahoma State Courts Network website an Antlers man has recently been charged with three counts of juvenile pornography (violation of 21 O.S. 1021.2-1021.3) a criminal felony against both State and Federal Law.
Ronald V. Frey, a 41 year-old man from Antlers will go in front of Judge Jana Wallace on July 27, 2011 for his preliminary hearing. Due to miscommunication and incomplete information transmissions the reason why he is being charged with this (police statements and affidavits of probable cause) is unknown at this time.
Child pornography or juvenile pornography is not only an Oklahoma sex offense, but a Federal sex crime as well. Punishments for producing, distributing, downloading, and possessing child pornography are generally swift and severe and the judicial systems normally show little to no compassion for the defendant.
A child pornography conviction in Oklahoma can result in a sentence of up to 20 years in a state or Federal prison and a maximum fine of $25,000. Furthermore, Oklahoma law stipulates those convicted of child pornography must serve at least 85% of their prison term before becoming eligible for parole. After release from prison, any person convicted of child pornography must register as an Oklahoma Sex Offender, which forces the offender to carry the social stigma of his or her offense long after time is served.
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Wando football coach Jimmy Noonan celebrated his selected players of the week after Wando's 34-13 win over Cane Bay on Nov. 1. Every Thursday morning at Eggs Up Grill in Mount Pleasant, Noonan leads a breakfast meeting that is open to the public to discuss the past week's game and the upcoming game. The meeting is sponsored by the Mount Pleasant Football Association (website: http//mpfa.us). Honorees include (from left) Defense James Jennings, JV Steve Barrera, Defense Ross Cary, Coach Jimmy Noonan, Offense Darius Wade, Special Teams Nic Wynch, Offense Zola Davis. (Not pictured is J Coleman - B Team.)
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NBA players boot union head HunterBy BRIAN MAHONEY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | February 17,2013HOUSTON Billy Hunter was ousted unanimously as executive director of the union by NBA players who said Saturday they will no longer be divided, misled, misinformed.
This is our union and we have taken it back, players association president Derek Fisher said.
Fisher said it was a day of change for the union, which has seemed inevitable since a review of the union last month was critical of Hunters leadership and urged players to consider whether they wanted to keep him.
They didnt.
We want to make it clear that we are here to serve only the best interests of the players, Fisher said. No threats, no lies, no distractions will stop us from serving our memberships.
In brief remarks, Fisher said a new executive committee was elected and he will remain as president. The Spurs Matt Bonner is vice president, Miamis James Jones is secretary-treasurer and the Nets Jerry Stackhouse the first vice president. The Clippers Chris Paul, Golden States Stephen Curry, Denvers Andre Iguodala, the Hornets Roger Mason, Jr. and the Clippers Willie Green are vice presidents.
Hunter had led the union since 1996, guiding the players through three collective bargaining agreements and helping bring their average salaries to more than $5 million, highest in team sports. But Fisher pushed for the review after a falling out between the two leaders, and though it found Hunter wasnt guilty of any criminal activity involving union funds, it cited him for a number of conflicts of interests and poor choices that led the players to remove him.
Released in January, the review conducted by the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP criticized Hunter for hiring family members and friends. It said he knew his 2010 contract extension wasnt properly ratified by union rules, and raised questions about everything from travel expenses to the amount he spent on gifts.
Players acted quickly, putting Hunter on a leave of absence on Feb. 1. He hoped to be invited to Saturdays annual meeting, which included about 35 players, superstar LeBron James among them.
But Hunters attorneys said their client was told he wouldnt be welcomed. They said his contract was legal and indicated there could be a lawsuit if the players removed him and attempted to withhold the more than $10 million that remains on his salary.
We do not doubt that this process will possibly continue in an ugly way, said Fisher, who then reminded reporters that there are three ongoing government investigations into Hunter, likely the reason he didnt take questions after his remarks.
Its a swift fall for the 70-year-old Hunter, a former athlete who was well-respected by many players. But agents didnt like him, questioning his bargaining strategies and frustrated they didnt have a bigger role in his union.
Hunters family did, and that was another central issue of the report. He had since fired his daughter and daughter-in-law, and cut ties with a financial institution that employed his son. He also instituted an anti-nepotism policy at the NPBA.
Fisher, Paul, Bonner, Mason and Jones were holdovers from the previous executive committee. Stackhouse, who along with James was vocal during the meeting, joins Iguodala, Curry and Green among the newcomers.
Fisher and Hunter clashed during the 2011 lockout and their fractured relationship divided the union. Hunter originally persuaded the executive committee to vote to request Fishers resignation last year. Fisher did not resign and instead pushed for the outside review, which lasted more than eight months and cost the union more than $4 million.
The law firm reviewed NBPA documents and emails, and interviewed more than three dozen witnesses. It found that Hunter spent more than $100,000 on gifts for executive committee members including a watch worth more than $20,000 for Fisher before their falling out and accepted a payout of $1.3 million for unused vacation time when records made it unclear how his time off was kept.
Fisher remains president even though he isnt on an NBA roster, having asked the Dallas Mavericks for his release after a brief stint earlier this season. He gave no update on what would happen to the executive director position. Union attorney Ron Klempner was appointed to the position on an interim basis when Hunter was placed on leave.MORE IN Wire SportsFLORHAM PARK, N.J. Calvin Pace cant stand training camp. Full StoryBOSTON James Loney knows it always feels better having a lucky hit at the right time. Full StoryRIO DE JANEIRO Its not a good idea to give Ronda Rousey some extra motivation. Full Story
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NEW YORK — A tourist's snapshot of a New York City police officer giving new boots to a barefoot homeless man in Times Square has created an online sensation.
Jennifer Foster, a tourist from Florence, Ariz., took a cellphone picture of Officer Larry DePrimo giving the man the all-weather boots and socks on a frigid night in Times Square on Nov. 14.
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