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The 2014 Irish Amateur Close champion John-Ross Galbraith (Whitehead GC) was selected alongside this year's East of Ireland winner Colm Campbell (Warrenpoint), fellow Irish internationals Cormac Sharvin from Ardglass and local favourite Dermot McElroy from Ballymena.
Taking their place in the 156-player field for the European Challenge Tour event is an excellent opportunity for four of the country's top amateurs to test themselves against the leading professionals in Europe.
"It is widely acknowledged within golf that crossing the pathway from elite amateur to professional golf is very difficult," explained Kevin Stevens, General Secretary, GUI Ulster Branch.
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"The GUI (Ulster Branch) recognises that the NI Open provides a unique and, indeed the only opportunity currently in Northern Ireland, for elite amateurs to experience playing in tour conditions.
"The chance for our top players to benchmark their ability against professional golfers on the European Challenge Tour cannot be underestimated."
McElroy for one knows what to expect after he put in a sterling performance to finish tied ninth on six-under in last year's inaugural event.
"I am hoping that I can improve on last year's finish and look forward to enjoying the tournament as much as I did last year," explained McElroy, who was second in the South African Amateur earlier this year and reached the final stage of Qualifying School at the end of 2013.
Sharvin (21), who studies at Stirling University, is the current British University champion and is also ready for the challenge.
"I am delighted to be part of the prestigious event and look forward to competing against some of the biggest names in the game," said the 2013 Irish Close champion.
The announcement comes in the same week the four elite amateurs were also named on the 11-man Ireland team ahead of the Home Internationals at Southerndown Golf Club in Wales from August 13-15.
Campbell and Galbraith will make their senior Ireland debuts in Wales.
n Galbraith lost out in a three-way play-off for the prestigious Mullingar Scratch Trophy yesterday.
The Whitehead golfer carded a final round 66 to finish on a three round total of 215 alongside Daniel Holland (Castle) and Geoff Lenehan (Portmarnock) who birdied the first extra hole to win the title.


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The poster campaign started innocently enough, with a teaser poster that featured the school crest for Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. Two character posters followed, one which showed Charles Xavier, a.k.a. Professor X (James McAvoy), standing in front of the Xavier School, and another that showed Erik Lensherr, a.k.a. Magneto (Michael Fassbender), standing in front of a concentration camp — a part of the character's origin that was first explored in 2000's X-Men.
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X-Men: First Class was adapted by Vaughn's Kick-Ass screenwriter Jane Goldman, from an idea conceived by producer Bryan Singer, the director of the first two X-Men movies. The cast also includes Caleb Landry Jones as Banshee, Oliver Platt as The Man in Black, and Edi Gathegi as Darwin.


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BERKELEY – Five former Cal football players -- C.J. Anderson (Denver), Andre Carter (New England), Marshawn Lynch (Seattle), Brandon Mebane (Seattle) and Shane Vereen (New England) – are members of teams that won Divisional Round games in the NFL Playoffs to advance to the AFC and NFC Conference Championships next Sunday, Jan. 19. This ties Cal for eighth among colleges with former players on teams remaining in the playoffs.
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The last time I saw roller derby on tv was about 30 years ago. I thought it was dead until I looked it up.
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That new A&E show, Roller Girls (about the TXRD league) is certainly interesting and provides an interesting insight both on what motivates the participants as well as their bouts. Not a bad show and I found out that there's a roller derby league here in Raleigh, albeit a league of only 2 teams.
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Did Karl really break the guest right when he murdered Craster? When I think about it, Craster was the one who really threatened to kill or harm the black brothers. I don't think Karl could even be charged or executed for his death because all in all it was self defense. HN s4mur41 (talk) 20:42, April 20, 2014 (UTC)
No. He threatened to attack the next person to call him a bastard, but after a long pause, Karl then goaded him into attacking and killed him. It wasn't self-defense, really, as Karl sought it out.--The Dragon Demands (talk) 21:25, April 20, 2014 (UTC)
Yes, Karl provoked it, but he didn't just walk up to Craster and stab him in the jaw. Tension is different from action.. Craster could've merely thrown him out, though. Then I guess the guest right doesn't apply strictly to physical harm, or am I wrong? In this case, merely threatening his guests of death (and actually jumping out to execute that threat) could be seen as a violation.. If merely provoking isn't a part of what constitutes the breaking of guest right, what should Karl do? Let himself be killed? HN s4mur41 (talk) 01:25, April 21, 2014 (UTC)


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Hi guys,
The problem I'm having is that the derailleur is not pulling the chain down onto the smallest cogs. When I change the shifter up to 8, the cable is untensioned on the top tube but the chain is stuck on the 3rd smallest cog. Occasionally a bump in the road will knock it down another cog, but generally it's only going 1-5 (on the shifter numbers).
It appears that there is tension on the cable somewhere between the top of the seat stay and the derailleur itself. Where to I start to debug this? Does this sound like a cable guide problem, or do I need to reset the limit screws (which appeared to be correct)?
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I've recently replaced my rear gear cable with a new one. I originally did not dial it in correctly, so while the H & L limits seemed correct, it didn't seem to be indexed correctly - chain jumping back and forward between middle cogwheels. A guy at the LBS took a look at it and, in front of me, reconfigured it from scratch. He had it shifting perfectly through all gears. I took it home, worked great on the ride home.
Next day, after about 35-40 miles I had some trouble with the cable. The plastic sheath had popped out of the guide on the back end of the top tube (4300 runs the cables across the length of the top tube and down the seat stay). I released tension on the cable (into lowest gear) and put the cable back into place.
Revelant bike spec: Trek 4300, STI integrated brake-shifters, Deore front mech (2-3000 miles) , Alivio rear derailleur (3-4000 miles), new Shimano 8spd chain, new rear Shimano 8spd HG cassette, original front gear cable (3-4000 miles), new back gear cable (~80 miles).


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Yeah, what she said. Trac, you put the cherrie on my sundae, lady.Originally Posted by tprevost
Yeah, what she said. Trac, you put the cherrie on my sundae, lady.Originally Posted by tprevost
I thought that was supposed to be a BIG red S on your chest.Originally Posted by magicant
Make mine a double!
I CAN'T be nice to her... bickering is our "thing" - that special something we share...Originally Posted by tprevost
If ignorance is bliss, shouldn't you be happy?
Hey, it never hurts to put a few bits of 'nice' in between the bickering....Originally Posted by magicant
Almost new 2005 Ksyrium Equipes; less than 1500 miles, PM me...
It's that bickering that leads to this ...Originally Posted by tprevost
Thread disintegration now complete.
Not my fault.Originally Posted by Cassave
Debatable.Originally Posted by merider1
What? Just cause I state the obvious - that YOU are going to drop me like a badly microwaved potato on the morning of the Grand Tour? Why, I think that is perfectly attuned to this thread and topic myself.Originally Posted by Cassave
If you are going to be dropped, then I will be sucked into a black hole after you sprint off up Potrero ...Originally Posted by merider1
Now that you mention Potrero, I am worried! I've had to walk it when attempting it with my 39x27 (2004). I made it just fine for 2 years with my 30x27 (triple-2005, 2006), but now (2007) will attempt it with a compact 34x27. Will I make it? Or will I walk? I dunno . . .
In either case, by the time I'm in the 18-19% percent part, I will probably feel like that proverbial "badly micro-waved potato" that everyone is talking about! . . . or at least my legs will.
Rick / OCRR
Last edited by Rick@OCRR; 06-19-07 at 10:48 AM.
Are you sure you have a 35x27? Shouldn't it be either a 34x27 or a 36x27?Originally Posted by Rick@OCRR
Rick, did you go up to the lifts on Saturday? If you did, Potrero should be a piece of cake. If not, well, oh well. Good luck
Yeah, going to the ski lifts is WAAAAY harder, and way longer than Potrero. You can climb Rick. You'll be fine with that gearing. Stand up, keep smooth, even torque all the way around the pedal stroke, you can gut it out.Originally Posted by WhiteCarbonDude
Well, I was able to struggle over it 3 weeks ago in a 39x26 but I did stopOriginally Posted by Rick@OCRR
just before the final pitch to allow my brain to continue operating marginally.
No walking involved, just standing there looking like emminent death.
This was after a very hard solo up from Topanga into a nasty headwind.
It'll be a lot easier Saturday morning without the wind.
That's good to hear, Rick's got me a little worried now.Originally Posted by adxm
Will you be in your pink UCSD kit on Saturday? If so I'll say HI! to you when you fly by me.
Thanks for all the advice everyone,
Yes, it is a 34x27, my typo! I fixed it it with the "edit" option.
No, I didn't ride to the ski lifts last Sat. but I have done it with this gearing (about a month ago). So I will try it and see how it goes!
Rick / OCRR
Pink's a good epic ride kit. I might go with the standard blue race kit though. That is if I make it up there, haven't regged yet...Originally Posted by WhiteCarbonDude
Dude! Taked me like 2 minutes on active.com. I think you have commitment issues.Originally Posted by adxm
Nothing I like better than paying "convenience fees"! They're tacking on $6.20. Active.com, the Ticketmaster of sports events. I think I'll live dangerously and reg day of.Originally Posted by WhiteCarbonDude
Register day of (or evening before) is not dangerous at Grand Tour. Many other rides, yes, but not this one!
Rick / OCRR
Rick,Originally Posted by Rick@OCRR
Did you work the Butterfield double?
Yes WhiteCarbonDude, I did.
In fact, my wife and I both worked Butterfield 2007. I rode it in 2005 and 2006, but wasn't up to it this year!
We didn't work any checkpoints, but we were on the road SAG for the front of the group (fast riders) plus we were marking the route with white arrows for Deb.
We both rode Hemet, I rode Eastern Sierra and we're both riding Grand Tour. After that (doubles wise) I haven't decided.
Rick / OCRR
I thought I recognized you, I worked the 5th checkpoint at Tom's Farms with Kermit and Bobbi.Originally Posted by Rick@OCRR
At the Baldy Lodge I told you that I met you before. I'll see you at the GT.
OK so now I'm changing my start time to 6am.Originally Posted by spingineer
Anyone 'camping' in their vehicle in the chruch parking lot? I did last year but ended up not getting any sleep.


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Rachel Berry, Broadway Star? Glee Season 5 Spoiler Photos — UPDATE
The Season 5 premiere of Glee is just around the corner, and it looks like we might get an answer to one of the biggest questions left to us last season: Does Rachel Berry manage to snag the role of Fanny Brice in the Broadway revival of Funny Girl?
Sadly, it's just too early to know for sure. Though, a recent photo posted on Twitter made us mighty suspicious that Rachel's dreams were about to come true, we now know that decisions about Rachel's Broadway future haven't been made quite yet. The pic showed Lea Michele posing outside the St. James Theater, right below a poster for the hit show. ;"Funny Girl," creator Ryan Murphy wrote on Monday, September 9. Lea posted an altered version of the photo, writing, "#GleeinNYC #FunnyGirl #Broadway."


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NFL Draft 2014 Big Board: Combine edition
The U-T's Top 25 players available in May's NFL Draft
With combine in full swing, time for updated Big Board
The second day of on-field workouts at the 2014 NFL Scouting Combine featured the glamour positions: quarterback, running back and wide receiver. Defense will take the spotlight today. For most prospects, the combine doesn't affect how I value them. It does, however, play a role when comparing them. Here's my updated 2014 NFL Draft Big Board:
1. Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina, Jr.: Regardless of what you think about his recent behavior, he's the biggest game-changer in this draft. He's a real-life NFL Blitz character, although he could slip outside Top 3.
2. Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M, Sr.: The Matthews bloodline speaks for itself — his father, brother and two cousins have played in the league — and he could have easily been a Top 5 selection last year.
3. Greg Robinson, OT, Auburn, So.: He was dominant as a sophomore in the SEC, and one of the big reasons the Tigers could run on anyone. Plus, he'll certainly be considered one of the "winners" of the combine.
4. Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson, Jr.: Watkins is shaping up to be one of the few receiver prospects who could crack the Top 5 on draft day. His performance in Indianapolis won't hurt his cause.
5. Khalil Mack, OLB, Buffalo, Sr.: His versatility — he can rush the passer, defend the run and drop into coverage — and nose for the ball helps him separate himself from Anthony Barr.
6. Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M, So.: Known for his Fred Astaire-like improvisational skills, "Johnny Football" showed he could be something different in Indy: a professional.
7. Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville, Jr.: Bridgewater's accuracy, underrated athleticism and experience in a pro-style scheme make him the most NFL-ready QB in this draft, but he didn't help himself by not competing on Sunday.
8. C.J. Mosley, LB, Alabama, Sr.: His talents translate to any scheme in the pros.
9. Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M, So.: Evans is 6-feet-5 and weighs 225 pounds, so he can't be manhandled at the line of scrimmage, plus he can block down field and his route-running is second to none.
10. Anthony Barr, OLB, UCLA, Sr.: Some believe his ceiling is as high as Clowney, considering he's played the position for only two seasons.
11. Louis Nix, DT, Notre Dame, Jr.: Very few linemen possess his combination of athleticism and power.
12. Blake Bortles, QB, Central Florida, Jr.: I was extremely skeptical before the combine. I'm starting to come around.
13. Darqueze Dennard, CB, Michigan St., Sr.: He is a tough, experienced playmaker with above-average size and great instincts.
14. Justin Gilbert, CB, Oklahoma St., Sr.: He's a spectacular athlete with terrific hand-eye coordination and return skills, making him a threat on defense and as a kick returner.
15. Eric Ebron, TE, North Carolina, Jr.: His pass-catching abilities are equal to the best wide receivers in this draft, especially his elite speed for the position.
16. Taylor Lewan, OT, Michigan, Sr.: His performance in Indy likely solidified him as the third-best prospect at the tackle position.
17. Kony Ealy, DE, Missouri, Jr.: He makes sense for both the 4-3 and 3-4. Even though he had eight sacks this season, he's just scratching the surface of his ability.
18. Timmy Jernigan, DT, Florida St., Jr.: His agility and power make him a pocket-collapsing presence in the middle.
19. Kelvin Benjamin, WR, Florida St., So.: The upside Benjamin possesses is only equaled by Watkins or Evans in this draft.
20. Stephon Tuitt, DE, Notre Dame, Jr.: His combination of elite quickness and size will allow him to play end or tackle in the pros.


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By U.S. Navy Petty Officer William Selby
The selection committee for the U.S. Army All-American Bowl has selected seven finalists to be considered for the U.S. Army player of the year award. The prestigious award is given to the nation's most outstanding high school football player, who will be presented with the Ken Hall Trophy during the U.S. Army Awards Dinner on Friday, Jan. 9, 2010, in San Antonio, Texas.
"Every U.S. Army All-American reflects the characteristics found in the Army Strong Soldier and possesses a mental, emotional and physical strength like no other," said Col. Derik Crotts, Director, Marketing and Outreach, U.S. Army Accessions Command. "These six finalists have distinguished themselves even further through their on-field leadership. We are proud to recognize them as U.S. Army Player of the Year Award finalists."
The seven finalists for the award are running back Dillon Baxter of Mission Bay High School, offensive lineman Seantrel Henderson of Cretin-Derham Hall High School, running back Marcus Lattimore of Byrnes High School, defensive lineman Ronald Powell of Rancho Verde High School, wide receiver Kyle Prater of Proviso West High School, running back Silas Redd of King and Low Heywood Thomas High School, and wide receiver Robert Woods of Junipero Serra High School.
The selection process for the 10th anniversary of the All-American Bowl began this fall by coaches and the U.S. Army All-American Bowl selection committee.
The U.S. Army All-American Bowl has been considered by many to be a launching pad for high school football stars. Several of the past stars of the U.S. Army All-American Bowl have gone on to do great things in college and professional football, including Tim Tebow, Reggie Bush, Adrian Peterson, and more.
For more information on the U.S. Army All-American Bowl and its related events, click here.


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2 attacks near UF campus
Published: Sunday, August 31, 2014 at 4:17 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, August 31, 2014 at 4:17 p.m.
Two women were attacked Saturday night and early Sunday in separate incidents near the University of Florida campus. Police suspect the women were assaulted by the same man.
At about 9:20 p.m. Saturday, Gainesville police responded to reports of a woman screaming near 1824 NW Second Ave. When they arrived, they found a 21-year-old woman who had been punched in the face by an unknown man. The woman told police that the man ripped off some of her clothes and tried to rape her.
The man left before raping the woman and vanished into a crowd of Gator football fans. He was described as a white male with a heavy build, standing about 6 feet tall. His brown hair and beard were cut closely to his face. The man was wearing a blue Gator T-shirt, police said.
A second woman called police at about 2 a.m. Sunday. The woman had been dragged from the sidewalk into the woods along the edge of campus, near 400 SW 13th St., by a man who police say closely matched the description of the previous suspect.
University of Florida police said the woman was approached from behind and pulled into the bushes by the man. Witnesses passing by heard her yell for help and chased the man away. UPD officers say they believe the man's intent was sexual, but they do not have enough evidence to classify the attack as an attempted sexual battery.
Gainesville police believe the same man may have asked another person for a ride to the Americas Best Value Inn, 1900 SW 13th St., at about 2:40 a.m.
Officers knocked on every door of the motel while accompanied by a K-9 unit, but did not find the man.
GPD and UPD officers are continuing to investigate and plan to increase patrols. To report information about the suspect, contact GPD at 955-1818. You can also text an anonymous tip by texting keyword GPDFL, plus your tip, to 274637.
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Senior guard Olivia Grayson had a game-high 15 points to go with nine rebounds, two assists, one block and a steal in Tulane's 56-49 C-USA win over UTEP.
Feb. 7, 2013
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NEW ORLEANS - From the start of preseason practice, Tulane University head women's basketball coach Lisa Stockton felt one of the strengths of her team heading into the 2012-13 season would be its depth. That feeling proved to be more than accurate on Thursday as the short-handed Green Wave defeated Conference USA foe UTEP, 56-49, in Devlin Fieldhouse.
With leading scorers Whitney Bibbins and Danielle Blagg sidelined due to illness, Tulane got a 15-point effort from senior guard Olivia Grayson, an 11-point showing from sophomore guard Jamie Kaplan and a double-double performance from sophomore forward Tiffany Dale. Dale had 10 points to go with a game-high 12 rebounds.
The win was the third in a row for Tulane, which improved to 17-4 overall and 6-2 in league play. UTEP, meanwhile, dropped its second-straight ballgame to fall to 17-4 on the year and 5-3 in C-USA action.
"We're a team so when somebody goes out - whether it's our top rebounder or top scorer - somebody has to step up," Grayson said. "That's really been our mindset this whole season. If somebody else is out, somebody has to step up. Of course, we missed those guys on the court with us so we played even harder for them and got the `W'."
Tulane scored the first five points of the game, led by as many as 12 points in the first half and held a 13-point advantage at 34-21 just under two minutes into the final frame. UTEP, however, stormed back to make a three-point ballgame at 39-36 with 6:55 to play but could get no closer. A big reason for that was the free throw shooting of Grayson, who connected on 11-of-12 chances from the charity stripe of the final 6:49 to salt the game away.
The Green Wave shot a season-low 28.1 percent from the field (18-fo-64), including a 5-of-28 showing in the second half (.179). The difference in the game came via the defense as Tulane held the Miners to 18 points below their season average while out-rebounding UTEP - which entered the night tops in C-USA in rebounds (45.3) and rebounding margin (+8.3), 49-43.
Tulane's defense forced 15 turnovers on the strength of nine steals and turned the UTEP miscues into 15 points. While UTEP used its size to outscore the Wave 24-18 in the paint, Tulane turned 22 offensive rebounds into 11 second-chance points to pick up its first win over the Miners in the last five meetings.
Grayson was second to Dale on the team in rebounding with nine, to go with two assists, one steal and a block. Dale, meanwhile, posted three blocks, one steal and an assist to her double-double performance. Kaplan led Tulane with three assists and sophomore forward Adesuwa Ebomwonyi came off the bench to post a game-high three steals.
"I thought we went out there and played defense about as well as we've played all year," Stockton said. "(UTEP) is a very high-scoring team and a very good rebounding team. To be able to beat them without our two leading scorers, and also out-rebound them, was a tremendous effort.
"Tiffany Dale has had two of her better games back-to-back from Houston to here. We've got some great players. Adesuwa came in and gave us some great minutes. She was really key. I thought Jamie Kaplan ran the show very well tonight. There were other players that came in and did good things. You want a team that is not dependent on one person or two people, and we showed that we are that team now."
The Green Wave opened the game red-hot offensively, hitting six of their first eight shots over the first four minutes to streak out to a 15-5 lead. Tulane's lead swelled to 23-11 on an Ebomwonyi free throw 5:31 later, and UTEP whittled the lead down to four at 23-19 and again at 25-21. From there, Ebomwonyi and Dale hit layups in consecutive trips down the court, and Kaplan nailed a half-court 3-pointer as the first-half horn sounded to send the home team into the locker room on top by 11.
Dale opened the second-half scoring with a layup at the 18:13 mark and Tulane seemed to hold a comfortable lead at 36-25 on an Ebomwonyi basket with 15:31 left to play. That bucket, however, would be Tulane's last for a span of 9:20 and the Miners used an 11-3 run during that time to make it a three-point game with just over seven minutes remaining in regulation.
After sinking her first two free throws, Grayson broke the field-goal drought with a jumper with 6:11 on the clock to make it 43-36 and the lead never dipped below four the rest of the way. Clinging to a 51-47 lead with 1:01 left to go, Grayson created some breathing room with four more free throws. UTEP's Kelli Willingham made things interesting with a jumper at the 30-second mark to make it 55-49, but Tulane held the Miners scoreless the rest of the way and Grayson added her final free throw with 17 seconds remaining to account for the final score.
"I think the one thing with Olivia Grayson is she does so many things well," Stockton added. "You talk about her rebounding and her free throws that iced it for us. Also her assists. She does so many things with her floor game that people don't always realize.
"I'm disappointed when anyone else goes to the line because (Grayson is) so good and I know that she's ice there. We want her to have those at the end of the game and she certainly didn't disappoint us."
The Green Wave return to action on Sunday, Feb. 10, when they travel to Oklahoma to face league foe Tulsa at 2 p.m. in the Donald W. Reynolds Center. That game will be televised nationally on the Fox Sports Network. From there, Tulane will open a two-game homestand on Feb. 14 against Rice in Devlin Fieldhouse.
For tickets that game, as well as future Green Wave events, contact the Tulane Athletics Ticket Office. The Ticket Office is located on the first floor of the Wilson Center on Ben Weiner Drive, and tickets can be purchased in person, over the phone at 504-861-WAVE (9283) or via the Internet at www.TulaneGreenWave.com.


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Families remain at odds over actions of Josh Powell, even after his death
Josh Powell's sister in Utah had hoped to adopt the two boys
Jeffrey D. Allred, Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — Relatives of Josh Powell have been at odds since his wife disappeared more than two years ago.
Now, even with his death, they remain in conflict.
One side is criticizing police work and a "broken system" that they say contributed to Josh Powell's decision to end his life and take his two young sons with him. Others are finding it difficult to see why there is any misplaced blame at all.
"There's no broken system here. Josh was broken," his estranged sister, Jennifer Graves, said Wednesday. "Josh did this and to blame anyone else for him taking a hatchet to their necks and blowing them up and causing them to suffer for their last breaths is wrong. It's wrong to say that anyone else is at fault here."
Jennifer and Kirk Graves of West Jordan met with reporters for two hours Wednesday, putting the blame squarely on Josh Powell, citing the controlling behavior of their father Steven Powell as contributing to his downfall, and revealing their plan to eventually care for the children.
The Graves had said they were working to adopt 7-year-old Charlie and 5-year-old Braden Powell into their family and raise them as their own children, "until (Susan) can take over again," Jennifer Graves said.
A significant reminder of those plans now sits in their driveway — a 15-passenger van the couple purchased to make room for their family of seven they hoped would grow by two more.
Josh Powell had different plans.
When his father was taken to jail for investigation of voyeurism and possession of child pornography, Josh Powell had asked an aunt and uncle in Texas to take his boys "should the need arise," according to a statement released Tuesday by Maurice and Patti Leach.
The couple said they have become disillusioned with the legal system after watching the events of the more than 2-year-old case unfold.
"In our hearts and minds, we feel this family tragedy was set into motion from the beginning due in part to the various questionable government agencies' practices, religious bias, the Internet kangaroo courts, and sensationalized news media, all of whom have circumvented the laws that protect all of our rights to due process," the Leaches wrote. "Stewardship of the responsibilities that have been entrusted to those organizations and individuals has been completely compromised.
"America, this is not only a tragedy, Sunday was a dark day for all of our families," the statement continued, adding that the Leaches will hold all members of the lost Powell family in their hearts forever.
On Sunday, Josh Powell killed his children and himself after igniting gasoline he'd spread throughout his home, Washington police said. Investigators said the killings were planned and intentional. They said the 36-year-old father spent his last hours running errands, including a trip to the bank and to a gas station, where he purchased 10 gallons of gasoline and the accompanying containers that were later found charred in his home.
The Leaches said they stand by Josh Powell, citing his "great deal of restraint, with patience and dignity" in recent custody hearings, which they said came from a fear of losing his sons.
A judge hearing the case had recently ordered Josh Powell to undergo a psychosexual evaluation, including a polygraph test. She had said that if the results were positive, it would help his bid to get his children back.
Until then, Chuck and Judy Cox were awarded temporary custody. The Graves said Wednesday the Coxes wanted to remain the boys' grandparents and had a verbal agreement with the Utah couple to help them adopt the children.
Jennifer and Kirk Graves said they felt comfortable with the way things were going, that the judge had given Josh Powell no reason to feel hopeless.
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Use sport to save kids' lives
In the wake of the George Zimmerman-Trayvon Martin case President Obama stated, "We need to have an honest dialogue about what this country can do to bolster the lives of our young African -American boys. There are a lot of kids out there who need help who are getting a lot of negative reinforcement. And is there more that we can do to give them the sense that their country cares about them and values them and is willing to invest in them?"
We can't ignore the fact that young African-American males are disproportionately more likely to be involved in a violent crime as a perpetrator or a victim. Poverty, failing schools, and disruptions in local communities have all been cited as contributing factors, which make our job of helping bolster the lives of young African-American boys an incredibly challenging one.
Mr. President, there is a solution. It is sports-based youth development. SBYD programs are a cost-effective safety net that can make the difference between an at-risk young person going to college or ending up incarcerated.
SBYD is a field that merges youth development with sports. SBYD programs use the power of sports to attract at-risk youth into safe and constructive activities.
But these programs go one step further. SBYD programs use the sports, themselves, to teach kids conflict resolution and life skills that can be adapted to their schools, communities and home environments.
That's why in 2009 I founded Up2Us, a coalition of over 700 youth sports organizations leading a national movement to advance sports as a solution to the critical challenges facing the kids in underserved communities including youth violence.
To achieve SBYD takes training. Every year Up2Us partners with experts in the fields of coaching, positive youth development and health and wellness to create a menu of SBYD training. Up2Us conducts National Coach Training Institutes all over the nation. These unique three-day seminars address the fundamentals of quality coaching, the components of positive youth development and the challenges and opportunities of working in an urban environment. The training prepares coaches, often from the same community where they coach, to make a difference in the lives of the youth they serve.
The gains from SBYD programs do not end with keeping kids out of jail.
By providing trained coaches who are intentional about teaching health and pro-social behavior, we can keep approximately 80 percent of kids from becoming obese or overweight.
We can also keep 40 percent of the kids in school who would have otherwise dropped out. The cost savings to be gained through SBYD programs is invaluable in terms of the lives saved, not to mention the financial savings for taxpayers.
I believe that SBYD programs provide us with one of the most effective means to boost the lives of African- American youth as President Obama has challenged us to do.
It's up to us, as parents, business leaders, celebrities, athletes, clergy and local officials to come together and get involved and embrace the power of sports to create change.
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have been introduced in California.
Aliso Viejo company creates pot vending machine | dispensaries, derobbio, autospense - News - The Orange County Register
"If the facts don't fit the theory, change the facts." Albert Einstein
"If your worried about falling off the bike, you'd never get on" Lance Armstrong
"Dress cute wherever you go, life is too short to blend in." Paris Hilton
"Money is one of the greatest instruments of freedom ever invented by man." F.A. Hayek
So they can have pot vending machines but Cigs have to be behind the counter.
The gap in our economy is between what we have and what we think we ought to have--and that is a moral problem, not an economic one. - Paul Heyne
Got a place to spend all my ones.
I have never smoked weed.
You live in Kansas City. Think you dumb ape.
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I have never smoked weed.
That explains a lot
The article was published on 4-20. What a coinkidink.
Originally Posted by cyclone87
That explains a lot
Why do you always have a bad attitude?
Originally Posted by RollsRoyce
Why do you always have a bad attitude?
A lot of people on this site do.
Originally Posted by CyBer
A lot of people on this site do.
True statement. I like the transformations you have done with your avatar. That hair is sexy.
I'm surprised Iowa hasn't legalized weed yet.
I don't smoke weed, but I don't care if it's legalized or not. But I expect it to be regulated and taxed like alcohol and tobacco. Selling it like it's candy is absurd
As long as the feds don't butt-in, this guy will make bank off of those.
I'm imagining one of those wire screwey thingy type vending machines. The top left corner has weed in it. The rest of the slots are filled with Doritos at $2 a pop. The top left one works every time, the others are strategically packed such that it jams...every damn time....
Originally Posted by kingcy
So they can have pot vending machines but Cigs have to be behind the counter.
Dude, seriously, you don't want to get the 'weed is safer than cigs' crowd going. Shhhhh
weed IS safer than cigs, although i smoke cigs and not pot (for the last few years anyways) and IS safer than booze. legalize it now mofos!!!
Hoof hearted
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Abstract: C. H. Taubes asked whether a closed (i.e. compact and without boundary) connected oriented three-dimensional manifold whose product with a circle admits a symplectic structure must fiber over a circle. An affirmative answer to Taubes' question would imply that any such manifold either is diffeomorphic to the product of a two-sphere with a circle or is irreducible and aspherical. In this paper, we prove that this implication holds up to connect sum with a manifold which admits no proper covering spaces with finite index. It is pointed out that Thurston's geometrization conjecture and known results in the theory of three-dimensional manifolds imply that such a manifold is a three-dimensional sphere. Hence, modulo the present conjectural picture of three-dimensional manifolds, we have shown that the stated consequence of an affirmative answer to Taubes' question holds.
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Reading, UK-based MSL Professional has been appointed as exclusive distributor for the STUDIO ELECTRONICS brand of analogue synthesizers in Europe. Manufactured in the USA, Studio Electronics products have garnered a legendary reputation over the last 30 years for their sound quality and build. The company's current range of mono- and polyphonic synths includes the BoomStar series of semi-modular, desktop discrete synths, available in four classic models; the 4075 (Arp), 5089 (Moog), 3003 (TB-303) and SEM. With the release of the new SE80 (CS80) model now imminent, MSL Professional is set to spread the word throughout Europe.
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26-Mar-14 07:12 AM
Free Hundred Dollars, Modular.
26-Mar-14 10:46 AM
What strikes me, is that people think UK is Europe. Which is the most inconvenient place to ship from. We have Pound to euro conversion, and high shipping rates overseas to the main land. Please find a distributor in Germany, or France, I don't care, but this is annoying
26-Mar-14 11:16 AM
Scratch that last comment. Distributor... not online retailer... stupid of me... sorry... troll off.... Great news!!!!!
26-Mar-14 11:27 AM
899 Euro in germany.
26-Mar-14 05:24 PM
If they are, indeed, selling for €899, it might be worth check if the $899 US price plus imports and excises would be more or less and order as appropriate. Considering that €899 = $1238 currently, a 37% markup. Is VAT really that much in Europe? How can anyone afford anything?
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Gridsleep: Add 5% import duty ($45), a 2.5% credit card fee to exchange EUR to USD ($22.48), 19% VAT ($170.81) and international courier by FedEx or UPS ($100). It works out to $1,237.29.
And after that, you're stuck with a US unit that operates on 120V power.
And after that, you're stuck with a US unit that operates on 120V power.
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In its last board meeting on Aug 16, Sebi had to defer a decision on providing a 'safety net' guarantee to investors buying shares through IPOs, as issues were raised about any such provisions interfering in the normal market functions where share prices move as per the fundamentals of the company and overall marketplace.
After the board meeting, Sebi Chairman U K Sinha had said that further larger consultation is required on this issue and a final view will be taken accordingly.
However, the 'safety net' proposal would be back on the agenda when Sebi board's meets next month, although some changes could be made to limit this benefit to "very small investors", a senior official said.
Sebi is of the view that a 'safety net' provision in the IPOs could help in the government's efforts to channelise the household savings into the equity market, rather than turning into 'idle money' by going to assets like gold, he added.
It is also being considered that the safety net could be provided for only the minimum lot of shares, which Sebi has proposed for every retail investors in the IPOs, the official added.
The 'safety net' is one of the key proposals being discussed by Sebi for its primary market reforms. It has been felt that such a provision would help in fair pricing of IPOs, besides providing investors some sort of a capital protection guarantee.
Last week, Finance Minister P Chidambaram had said that he has requested Sebi Chairman to consider further market reform measures for the benefit of the investors in its next board meeting.
Welcoming the wide-ranging reforms undertake by Sebi in its last board meeting, the Finance Minister had said that these measures "will stimulate financial savings among households as well as give a fillip to the mutual fund industry. More and more households should be encouraged to save in financial instruments rather than in gold".
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Scientific name: Meleagris gallopavo
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Lifespan: 5 - 10 years
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A new type of prison is making its debut in the Big Bend. It's closed-custody by day, and a spiritual classroom by night. It's a faith and character-based institution, the third of its kind in Florida.
Gov. Jeb Bush says it's both religious and secular, offering a new way of life for thousands of prisoners.
At 30 years old, Joseph Randolph is singing his way to a better life.
Joseph says, "It helps me speak feelings the way I feel inside."
He's been incarcerated for 10 years now, doing time for premeditated murder.
"I've been in a few prisons, some ok, some bad."
But none like the Wakulla Correctional Institution, a prison that's converting into a faith and character-based facility where volunteers provide religious and secular programs seven nights a week.
Gov. Jeb Bush says, "The reason why the prison was selected, there's a commitment from the people. They'll be successful in achieving that one-on-one relationship."
The program aims to become a model for correctional systems nationwide, but some argue it blurs church and state lines.
Kenneth Lampp, a WCI warden, says, "It's not a faith-based program he has to participate in; it can be character based. The line's not blurred at all; there's a distinct line there."
A line that doesn't bother the nearly 3,500 prisoners already devoted to similar programs in Florida.
Pedro Ramirez, a prisoner, shares, "My level of life hit rock bottom. It was time to come in here. If I wouldn't have then, I would have gone somewhere else, and I didn't need that."
The warden says his institution's budget doesn't change a bit, because the faith and character-based programs are run by volunteers, which means it doesn't cost taxpayers either.
The governor and the warden emphasize that the program caters to all faiths, and to those committed to inner transformation.
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This show combines the talents of three choirs, a live orchestra and a celebrity narrator, who together tell the Christmas story through a one-of-a-kind performance of song and scripture.
The current schedule (subject to change without notice) is:
Mira Sorvino (Romy and Michelles High School Reunion) Nov. 25-27
Michael W. Smith (Christian singer) Nov. 28-Dec. 1
Whoopi Goldberg (The View) Dec. 2-3
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Isabella Rossellini (Alias) Dec. 7-9
Neil Patrick Harris (How I Met Your Mother) Dec. 10-12
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Trace Adkins (country singer) Dec. 19-21
Susan Lucci (All My Children) Dec. 22-24
Blair Underwood (The Event) Dec. 25-27
Marlee Matlin (Celebrity Apprentice) Dec. 28-30
Guests attend these shows on a first-come, first-served basis, and due to its popularity, it is highly recommend looking in to buying a Candlelight Processional dining package. Lunch and dinner packages, which include a meal, reserved seating at the show and pre-arranged fireworks viewing, will go on sale in July.