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Driving is a privilege, not a right. Massachusetts law indicates you can lose your license after too many traffic violations. Keep your license by learning what to do if you get a traffic ticket.
Massachusetts Driving Records
If you have a Massachusetts driver's license, the Massachusetts Registry of Vehicles keeps track of your driving record. The state has a running tally of your traffic tickets and accidents. There are three types of events on your record that can cause you to lose your license:
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- Accidents that were partially your fault
In addition to possibly losing your license, each traffic violation can come with fines.
Traffic Violations in Massachusetts
There are two kinds of traffic tickets in Massachusetts: Civil and criminal violations. Civil infractions are minor violations of a rule. In most cases, they can be resolved by paying fees. Civil infractions include speeding, failure to signal a turn, and disobeying a traffic sign. You can lose your license if you get more than three speeding tickets within a 30-day period in Massachusetts.
Criminal violations are serious. These can be either misdemeanors or felonies. Examples include driving under the influence, driving with a suspended license, and leaving the scene of an accident. Criminal offenses can result in jail time, indefinite license suspension, and costly fines.
What to Do if You Get a Ticket
If you get a traffic ticket for a civil infraction, you have 20 days to pay any fines associated with the violation. If you think the ticket was unfair, you can fight it in court. A traffic ticket attorney in Massachusetts can help you. If you get a ticket for a criminal traffic violation, it must be resolved in court before a judge. A traffic violation attorney can help you through this process.
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George on a mission to become the best small forward in the game
LA: Running in second half to tire Pacers
Beware opposing NBA small forwards. Paul George is coming after you.
The Indiana Pacers have an extremely talented player on the cusp of superstardom and his Monday night performance showed you why.
A career-high 43 points in a 106-102 loss to the Portland Trail Blazers at the Moda Center is garnering more attention than Portland's win.
Wrong or right, George stole the show. In hindsight, maybe we should have seen it coming due to George's motivational goal to become the best small forward in the league. He revealed that he gets up for games against the rising wing players who posses a threat to challenge him for small forward supremacy.
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Trail Blazers forward Nicolas Batum just happened to be on the schedule at the wrong time.
"I feel like I'm competing with Carmelo [Anthony], K.D [Kevin Durant] and LeBron [James]," George told CSNNW.com. "I'm not taking nothing away from Batum or other small forwards in this league, but I feel like those guys are my competition and they're who I'm going for.
"To get where I want to get to, nights like these and matchups like these are where I have to separate myself and I think I did that. Would have just liked to get a win out of it."
George almost single-handily willed his team to victory Monday night. Batum picked up five fouls in the game trying to slow him down before Wesley Matthews switched on him.
[RELATED: Portland snaps Pacers streak, win 106-102]
Batum finished with eight points on two-of-five shooting as he focused more of his attention on the defensive end. However, George had a lot to do with that as he hounded Batum all night long. Batum did everything he could. And at the end of the game, he said George's performance against him was reminiscent of a former NBA superstar.
"I remember one guy I tried to guard so much, make him work and he had 30 on me and that was T-Mac," Batum said. "I felt like I did everything I wanted to do on defense and T-Mac scored anyway. Paul George did that tonight. He did a great job. I tried to be all over him, tried to stop him and make him work. He made some tough shots. You have to give him credit. He's an MVP player."
This is only the beginning of George's development as a bonafide franchise player and he knows it. Coming out of Fresno State, he underachieved. There weren't many breakout games and many questioned his motor and work ethic.
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His potential and size is what solidified him as a NBA lottery pick. There aren't many folks out there now questioning his talent and work ethic. He's a two-way player capable of exploding on either end at a minute's notice.
"I just felt like it was going to take time," he said. "I had the utmost confidence in myself. I just needed to continue to learn. Once I started to learn, gain more confidence, I had all of the tools, I felt like I could have did this a while bit I just needed time. This ain't the end. There's so much that I can get better at and come back every year with something new.
"Even in this [43-point] game, it was a learning process for me. There are still some things that I can take from it and could have done better and probably could have won this game for us. I'm not even close to reaching my peak yet."

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Posted: Wednesday, Jul 10th, 2013
Austin Gilchrist is all smiles Monday as he is presented his diploma from Pride High director Mike Radke. Gilchrist is the 190th graduate of the alternative school since its inception two decades ago. PHOTO BY ROGER LARSEN/PLAINSMAN
HURON — Veteran educator Wayne Fenner works hard not to give the same speech twice.
It's not easy.
That's because every few months, he has the honor of standing in front of beaming family members and friends of the latest Pride High graduates. What will he say this time that's just a little bit different?
On Monday, it was Austin Gilchrist's turn to don a black cap and gown and shake Pride director Mike Radke's hand to accept his diploma. Before that happened, Fenner had the chance at a new twist to his message.
But first, Austin.
"School is so hard and yet so easy," co-instructor Jonna Reid said. "And Austin made it easy because he came every day. And that's the hard part. He came every day and he got stuff done."
His teachers said he also came to school every day with a great attitude.
He now becomes the 190th Pride High graduate in the school's 20-year tradition in Huron, one of the few remaining alternative schools remaining in South Dakota.
Fenner reached back a few years to share an anecdote from his own personal experience with education. His fascination with it from a young age likely led him into a lifelong love of teaching.
His first introduction to the concept of school came at the tender age of four.
"I was intrigued by the whole school thing, even as a little kid," Fenner said.
"My brother would come home and teach me some of the things he'd learned at school that day," he said.
One day he got the opportunity to spend an hour or two at the one-room country school house in Logan Township.
But at age four, sitting on a wooden seat that a kid couldn't even shift here and there because it's bolted to the floor soon got old.
"I sat with my brother for awhile and then I got antsy so I was walking around the room," Fenner said.
And here's where his audience learned where he was going with his story.
As he wandered around, taking everything in, the young Fenner came upon a fellow who was practicing the Palmer method of handwriting. It's a style that has long since been relegated to the history books.
The fellow's name was Richard Gilchrist. He was an eighth grader.
"He seemed like an ancient person to me," Fenner said.
Maybe almost as old as the teacher.
"There have been Gilchrists and Fenners in the same (school) room for years," Fenner said.
All lived in the same countryside, all were Methodists. Fenner attended school with Gilchrists, even in college.
"There's been a lot of school memories associated with the Gilchrist family," he said. "That was one of my earliest school memories and there was a Gilchrist in it."
Of course, there were a few generations of Gilchrists in the one-room Pride High classroom Monday as well. Listening to a Fenner tell the story of their mutual past.
Austin was the latest Gilchrist to earn his high school diploma, something Pride teachers instill in their charges that is crucial as they go on to make their way in the world.
Pride High is run like a business, with a referral, application and interview process, a time clock and termination when too many points are lost. There's also a higher bar for grades.
Unlike some of his predecessors, Austin declined the opportunity to say a few words at his graduation ceremony.
Others have stood and looked at their fellow students and urged them to stick with school. Get up every day. Get to class. Study. It's hard, but it can be done. And graduation day is so sweet.
"We're never sure whether our kids are going to get to graduation or not; we hope they will," Reid said.
Graduate No. 190 is reaping the reward of hard work.
"We made it and that's the important thing," Reid said. "And it's just a huge day, and we just want to say how proud we are."
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Fun for making things happen - big time! Put the little racing cars in the elevator and push them to the top. Now push the elevator button and varoom! Watch the chunky cars zoom down the ramps and pop out of the roadway. Like a ball run with cars instead of balls, this is one of those toys toddlers love. They like the repetitive action and the powerful joy of being in control as they make things happen again and again. 18 months & up
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For starters tots will love the classic action of filling and dumping all the pieces that come in the Daisy Box Castle. The rounded edges of the container and the blocks make them kid-friendly and easy for little hands to grasp. Once they get the idea, they can make the colorful rounded blocks fit into one another in towers or side-by-side on the white peg-board lid of the red container. The various shapes are designed to be used in an open-ended fashion with no right or wrong ways. A lovely toy for building eye-hand coordination, manual dexterity, the language of color concepts and imaginative play.
SNAP: Give kids plenty of time to explore the various pieces of this building set. After plenty of time for free play, use the pieces to sort by color or size. Use them for reinforcing simple counting and even to make patterns. This does not have a babyish look yet the size of the playing pieces will make it easier for many children to manipulate.
Age: Toddlers. Award Year: 2013. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Cows, ducks, hens, tractors and farmer's hat and boots are easy to match on these wooden dominos. Turn them over and play a traditional match the dots domino game. Finished in smooth natural wood these are basic gear that will be used for naming and knowing as well as for matching, stacking, or collapsing games. 28 pieces.
SNAP: Introduce the playing pieces by finding all the cows as a first game, finding all the sheep as another game...etc. Playing a traditional game of dominoes can wait. Knowing and naming and matching builds the readiness for the old-fashioined game. These are nice for stacking and lining up, too.
Age: Toddlers, Preschool. Award Year: 2013.
Our testers spent several happy afternoons driving around in this new kiddie car that runs on foot power. It has a front castor wheel for added maneuver-ability. With a working horn and ignition key there are miles of pretend fun with the Easy Turn Coupe. As an added bonus, it can be used with younger riders that an adult can push along, however, there is no safety belt. There's a removable floorboard to protect little feet when they are being pushed. Also nice, this has a front trunk storage area and cup holders for both child and adult. 1 � & up.
Age: Toddlers, Preschool. Award Year: 2013. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Play-doh has been updated to make it softer and smoother than ever. It has an almost silky feel and will stay that way if stored in air-tight containers. This set has eight different vibrant colors that can also be used with special tools that are sold separately. The package indicates that it is non-toxic, but does contain wheat. 2 & up.
SNAP : A classic model material that is even more pliable now. Excellent for developing hand and fingers. Also good for shaping snakes to form letters, giving children a sensory feel of forming letters.
Age: Toddlers, Preschool. Award Year: 2013. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
A two-sided seven-piece puzzle for beginners. It's all about matching colors and learning to fit the big sturdy pieces together. A central gear-shaped piece has opening with a bright color space to fit the pie shaped color pieces in. Flip it over and there are construction vehicles each on a single colored background. Again, the player matches colors while learning the names of these vehicles. This is part of a series of circular puzzles in the same format. There are also zoo, dinosaur, and farm versions that will interest your toddler and be useful for knowing and naming games that develop language as well as dexterity. Marked for 2's and up, you'll want to use this for parent and child time together. 2 & up.
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Smooth, solid wood vehicle that is stained in part with light and dark greens, this is a handsome little ride-on for beginners. It has two small front wheels for stability and steers left and right with little effort. Low to the ground for young toddlers, it runs on foot power rather than pedals. For tots who are steady on their feet and walking. Built to last and be passed along to cousins or friends. Assembly required along with some patience, a flat-head screwdriver and pliers. They say 12 months and up, but we'd say more like 16-18 months.
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Perfectly balanced for beginning walkers to pull up and walk around with. Toddlers will love making the two black and white zebras go back and forth as they push this smoothly finished cart about. Designed for that still not all-together steady stage when wobbly tots are getting their balance. It allows them to hold on while they take those first independent steps to becoming true walkers. Though this is a short-term use toy, it is one that has a real function and is sturdy enough to pass along to cousins, new siblings, or good friends. 12 months & up.
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A fresh look to a classic set of nesting and stacking cardboard blocks. With art from illustrator, Stephanie Graegin, there is a lot to look at here and talk about with tots. Each block has a jaunty colorful animal face, a rhyme, a numeral, and objects to count from 1-10. For starters you will do the stacking, but in time toddlers will be doing the action. Use them for where did it go games, put a small toy under one back and mix up a few...where is the hiding toy? There are so many ways to incorporate a classic like this into meaningful interactions that expand your toddler's language and size order concepts. 2 & up.
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Just right for twos, this new six piece chef set is ready for some pretend cooking fun! Comes with a pan, a pot and lid, a slotted spoon, mixing spoon and bright orange colander. We're delighted with the gender-free color choices (purple, orange, green, teal and grey) - making this a set without any built-in agendas. Pieces are plastic and sturdy - and could also be used in the bathtub (especially the colander!).
Age: Toddlers, Preschool. Award Year: 2013. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
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Vegan Blue Cornbread is a Sweet Companion to Hearty Winter Meals
At the beginning of fall I got bit by the chili bug and was eating the stuff non-stop for weeks. I was offering it up to friends, feeding it to my husband and packing it as a quick lunch for work almost daily. I didn't realized I'd hit my max until a friend and I were discussing ideas for an upcoming dinner party and she said "anything but chili." I agreed with her at the time but secretly I thought, "What are you talking about? I could chili year round!" And I do.
My all-time favorite chili companion is cornbread, which I made plenty of this fall drizzled in a little maple syrup for good measure. Absolutely smitten with the traditional kind, I had never tried the blue which is apparently healthier for you than the yellow stuff. Why? Let me explain.


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As of late, I've been on a rather extended hiatus, obviously. With the holidays, family events and trying to move into a larger place, I haven't had much time for pursuing creative interests. I've not been completely idle, however.
This project, which I've been plugging away at an hour or so at a time over the last several weeks, comes as a result of my entry for the November "Destroyed Lands" Challenge. One of the things I really enjoyed about that challenge was the path of discovery it led me on in terms of contour development and erosion. As well, I believe that I mentioned I intended to work on a larger (read that as expanded) version of the area in question. I've also taken a significantly different approach to landform development with this map.
Rather than relying on randomly generated terrain, I've been tracing out the contours based on elevation data for the area in question. I wish I could say that 1a) it's been easy, or 2a) that there is a quick way to accomplish this particular task, but 1b) it hasn't and, 2b) so far as I know, there isn't. I suppose I could have tried to isolate a DEM for the area and worked that through Wilbur, but the isolation process didn't work out so well for me when I gave it a shot, at least not for that small of an area (roughly 15 by 15 miles). So I've had to trace the contours line by line without the benefit of a tablet. All in all, I'm happy with the progress given the fact that I'm having, at best, only a couple hours a week to work on the model. What has made it this map the most difficult, so far, is the resolution I'm working with.
Terragen, version 0.9.43, requires a square image of 129, 257, 513, 1025, 2049 or 4097 pixels in size. Because I wanted to be able to get a good deal of detail into this map, I've been working with the maximum resolution and contours at every 40 feet or so ranging from 2088 feet to sea-level. That, in case you haven't guessed, is a whoooooooole lot of tracing. So far, I've managed everything down to about 600 feet, and some areas even lower.
The other side of that coin is the idea that I'm making it larger than life. In real world terms, the area measures approximately 225 square miles. In terms of the "fantastical" setting for this map, however, the area measures just over 5300 square miles, and the elevations are being expanded from sea-level to 2088 meters rather than feet. I did have to cut out a chunk of land in the southwest corner so that the southwestern islands (those sitting at the mouth of the southern river) made a bit more sense geographically speaking.
I've got a long way to go with the contour building, but thought I should at least post something to show that I've not completely abandoned the whole map making hobby. I've got a few new ideas about how I'm going to render textures in Terragen (particularly the forest textures) that will involve a bit of editing in both PSP and Wilbur, but if they work as planned, the results should be much better than I've achieved in the past.
In any event, here is a rough, low-end render (1/4 size of the intended final render) of where the map stands at this point. The coloring isn't "beautiful" right now, and I've not really started worrying about rivers/lakes other than the major ones, but, hopefully, it gives an idea of how far along the map is. As it stands right now, this map isn't connected to any of my other projects (most of which are on a back burner at this point), but it is doing wonders as far as helping me define (or maybe that should read "re-define") my own style/technique. I'll try to continue updating this thread as often as I can, but don't expect a rush of updates in the immediate future as I'm still in the process of moving and all of the wonderful things that go along with that particular task. The good news is, though, I'll be getting a high-speed connection much sooner than anticipated as the place I'm moving to is already set up for Fiber Optics. WoooooHoooooo!!!!!!!!


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They say if you wait long enough for it, ghosts will come out at Yankee Stadium and help lift the home team to victory. It seemed to magically happen for decades in what may have been baseball's greatest shrine.
But 10 years ago this month, the Diamondbacks managed to steal some of that mojo from the mighty Yankees at the place they simply called the BOB - Bank One Ballpark.
If you were there, you remember it well. If you weren't, well, you'll probably tell friends you were there anyway.
The 2001 World Series came down to one of the most memorable Game 7s in history. And the atmosphere wasn't just electric, it was downright ghostly.
Randy Johnson had just retired the Yankees in order to start the ninth inning. This, after the left-hander had pitched seven innings and threw more than 100 pitches the previous night in Game 6.
And then it happened.
"It started to rain," former Diamondbacks outfielder David Dellucci recalled. "The roof was open and it was like we had a little tornado roll in. Trash was swirling around on the field and the dirt was kicking up everywhere. It was almost surreal.
"That's when we knew we were making our own magic. That's when we felt like something special was going to happen."
All that was missing was the theme music from "The Natural," a huge bolt of lightning and Roy Hobbs smashing a grand slam into a bank of lights.
The Diamondbacks didn't need that, though. All they needed was a little blooper by Luis Gonzalez off the great Mariano Rivera to stun the Yankees and capture the World Series in just their fourth year of existence.
"I get goose bumps just thinking about it," Gonzalez said. "It's hard to believe it's been 10 years now. I played (19) years in the major leagues and I played with a lot of great players, but when you came to the clubhouse with this group of guys, you knew you were going to go out there and give it your all and pull for each other.
"We were all on the same page from day one."
So much had happened that year. So much had changed in the world. The nation was still grieving over the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, the aftermath of which forced baseball to push the World Series into November for the first time.
But in a small way, the Diamondbacks and Yankees helped a wounded country start to heal. The World Series served as a much-needed distraction and gave people, especially New Yorkers, something for which to hope.
"It was almost unfair to us," former Diamondbacks pitcher Curt Schilling said. "Everybody was pulling for New York. We were pulling for New York in a way.
"Those three games in New York revitalized the game, the city and this country. It was four or five days of magic and that was great, but (the Series) went the way it should have gone.
"And it was one of the most memorable experiences of my life."
Before Game 3, the Diamondbacks toured Ground Zero and what was left of the fallen World Trade Center towers. For Dellucci, it was a painful experience.
"It was the worst thing I've ever seen in my life," he said. "The smell, I'll never get out of my head. I'll always remember the smell of Ground Zero forever."
Spirits were lifted later that night, however, when President George W. Bush, defying any danger to his own life, walked out to the mound to throw out the ceremonial first pitch.
Granted, there were undercover Secret Service agents dressed up as umpires on the field for added protection, but Bush delivered a perfect strike to an astounding standing ovation.
"That really moved me," Diamondbacks center fielder Steve Finley said. "I was getting loose in the outfield and stopped to watch. He didn't only get it across the plate, he threw an absolute missile strike right to home. It was impressive."
Terry Cashman, a New York songwriter who penned the tune "Talkin' Baseball," said the presidential first pitch was exactly what the city needed.
"That's what leaders are supposed to do," Cashman said, "and speaking for New Yorkers, I think we all felt a little normalcy creeping back into our lives after that. But that first pitch was a big deal to any American."
Arizona came to New York with a 2-0 series lead, but the Yankees won the next three at home - two in dramatic fashion - to bring the series back to Phoenix. Arizona cruised to a 15-2 victory in Game 6, setting up the spectacular finale in Game 7.
After a gutsy start from Schilling and the rare relief appearance by Johnson, it all came down to the bottom of the ninth with the Diamondbacks trailing 2-1.
With the bases loaded and one out, Gonzalez choked up on his bat and swatted a cutter from Rivera, the Yankees' unflappable closer, over an infield drawn-in hoping for a double play.
"We had hope," Yankees catcher Jorge Posada said a year ago, the last time New York was in town to play the Diamondbacks. "Leading by one with Rivera in the ninth? That's why it hurts, because they beat our guy. You know what? It still hurts a little bit."
Rivera, now baseball's all-time saves leader, didn't want to relive the memory. "What do you want me to tell you? . . . I don't have to think about it. That was a long time ago."
Bob Brenly, the Diamondbacks' manager at the time, recalled how everything seemed to be in slow motion when the ball left Gonzalez's bat.
"I didn't know if that ball was ever going to land," he said. "It seemed like it was in the air for an eternity. But when it finally did land, I didn't know how to react. I didn't know what was appropriate or the right protocol.
"All I knew is I had a feeling of joy like I never had before and so I just started acting like a crazy 10-year-old, jumping up and down and looking for guys to hug. I think I hyperventilated twice out there in the middle of the infield."
For Gonzalez, it was the perfect ending to a perfect season.
"As soon as it left my bat, I knew it was going to fall in because of where Jeter was playing," he said. "It was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. To have that chance and be able to do it that one time, it was pretty awesome."
Game-by-game recap of the 2001 World Series:
Game 1 at Bank One Ballpark
D-Backs 9, Yankees 1
WP: Curt Schilling. LP: Mike Mussina.
Schilling threw seven strong innings and Luis Gonzalez homered, drove in two runs and scored twice in Arizona's World Series debut.
Game 2 at Bank One Ballpark
D-Backs 4, Yankees 0
WP: Randy Johnson. LP: Andy Pettitte.
Johnson fired a three-hitter, giving up just two base runners over the first seven innings, and struck out 11. Matt Williams provided the big bat, blasting a 3-run homer in the seventh.
Game 3 at Yankee Stadium
Yankees 2, D-Backs 1
WP: Roger Clemens. LP: Brian Anderson.
In the electric atmosphere at Yankee Stadium, Clemens and Mariano Rivera combined on a 3-hitter, and Scott Brosius broke a tie with an RBI single in the sixth inning. The D-Backs hurt themselves with three errors and three wild pitches.
Game 4 at Yankee Stadium
Yankees 4, D-Backs 3 (10 innings)
WP: Rivera. LP: Kim.
Trailing 3-1 in the bottom of the ninth, Tino Martinez hit the first pitch he saw from reliever Byung-Hyun Kim over the wall in right field for a two-run, two-out game-tying homer. In the 10th, Derek Jeter won the game by hitting a two-out homer off Kim.
Game 5 at Yankee Stadium
Yankees 3, D-Backs 2 (12 innings)
WP: Sterling Hitchcock. LP: Albie Lopez.
"Mystique and Aura" made an encore appearance for the Yankees. With Arizona leading 2-0, Kim allowed a two-run homer to Brosius in the bottom of the ninth, and Alfonso Soriano singled home the game-winner in the 12th, completing a New York sweep of the games in the Bronx.
Game 6 at Bank One Ballpark
D-Backs 15, Yankees 2
WP: Johnson. LP: Pettitte.
With their backs against the wall, the D-Backs turned to Johnson to save the series and he didn't disappoint. But the real story was the 15-run outburst by the D-Backs over the first four innings. Arizona amassed 22 hits; amazingly none of them were home runs.
Game 7 at Bank One Ballpark
D-Backs 3, Yankees 2
WP: Johnson. LP: Rivera.
Soriano hit a solo homer off Schilling in the 8th to break a 1-1 tie, and Rivera followed by striking out the side. But energized by a 1-2-3 relief appearance by Johnson, pitching on no rest, the D-Backs stormed back in their last at-bat to score twice - with Gonzalez's broken-bat game-winning single frozen in time - and capture the World Series title, stunning the Yankees and their closer, who had converted 23 consecutive postseason saves.
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Oklahoma State football: Cowboys, believe it or not, control their own destiny in defending Big 12 title
MANHATTAN, Kan. — A barrage of injuries. A quarterback carousel. Two losses in September.
Not exactly the recipe for a season with legitimate conference title dreams.
And yet Oklahoma State is still here.
The No. 24 Cowboys control their destiny to repeat as Big 12 champions in November. And the difficult stretch run — four consecutive games against ranked teams — begins with perhaps the toughest challenge of all, Saturday's matchup in the Little Apple against a Kansas State squad that has ascended to No. 2 in the BCS standings and boasts the Heisman trophy favorite in Collin Klein.
"Two or three weeks ago, I don't know that very many people thought we would be sitting here where we are now going into Kansas State," coach Mike Gundy said. "I think people thought that we'd probably lose one of these last couple games. But our players have continued to buy in.
"We've been able to get 11 guys to get out there and play and manufacture enough on offense and improve on defense. And the guys have played hard. That's really all you can ask (for)."
Before the calendar changed to October, OSU was 2-2 after a last-minute — and controversial — loss to Texas at Boone Pickens Stadium. The Cowboys had fallen out of the polls. They were playing with their backup quarterback, and the defense that had been touted as an improved unit was struggling to get off the field and keep opponents out of the end zone.
But since then, the Cowboys have won three consecutive contests, the past two in dominating fashion over Iowa State and TCU teams that were once ranked in the BCS top 25.
The offense has been patchwork at times, with several skill players still dinged up. But starting quarterback Wes Lunt returned from his knee/ankle injuries against the Horned Frogs and appeared to find his rhythm again in the second half. The defense was the catalyst behind all three wins, mixing conventional stops with the return of the takeaway, something OSU had lacked in the early season. And the Cowboys have snuck back into the BCS standings.
K-State, meanwhile, has ripped off eight consecutive wins, including victories in Norman, Morgantown and Ames and over No. 18 Texas Tech at home.
The Wildcats' current position is one the Cowboys know well. Almost exactly a year ago, OSU was 8-0 with a Heisman candidate at quarterback when K-State came to Stillwater and nearly knocked off the then-No. 3 Cowboys in one of the most entertaining games of the season.
Lose in Manhattan, and OSU's final four contests will almost surely be about bowl position rather than capturing a second consecutive conference crown. And the Cowboys know K-State's discipline and consistency will make it very tough to beat at home.
But Saturday night presents a unique opportunity for the Cowboys — to both play spoiler and continue their own march to another Big 12 title.
"We've got all the motivation we need coming into this game knowing we've got to knock off No. 2 like we got knocked off last year (at Iowa State)," linebacker Alex Elkins said. "We win this game, we're back in the front-running spot with a chance to win a conference championship.
"Aside from everything that's happened this year, this is definitely going to be a great opportunity to showcase our skills, and prove to everyone that we're here to stay."


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He is such a little stud! I love all your gorgeous beach shots. His little blonde curls just kill me! I can't wait to take Mac back to the beach next month - I know he's going to love it so much more now that he's a little bit older. Our boys are growing up so fast!ReplyDelete
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They just passed a law in Bensalem, Pa., making the use of handheld cell phones in cars illegal. No more talking, emailing, tweeting, texting (heaven help us). On the radio call-in talk shows people have expressed displeasure because: "Who the heck knows where all the boundaries of Bensalem are? How can we be sure if we are on a street that's safe to use our Blackberries while driving? There are no signs indicating city limits, so it's not fair that we should get stopped and fined when we are not aware of being in Bensalem, etc."
It's an embarrassing illustration of the way that we mortals tend to get indignant and self-righteous about all the wrong things. Let's see now: In one scale you have the death of little children from texters running red lights; on the other scale you have the infringement of my right to know I'm in Bensalem. Jesus noted the odd asymmetry of values on several occasions, when icy-veined, letter-of-the-law types objected to healed lame men carrying their mats home on a Sabbath, and to hungry disciples gratefully snipping off wheat berries in a field on the same. By the books, it was "work," you know.
I pray a lot while driving, and my lips move. (I owned a 7-Eleven Special briefly but lost it months ago.) I hope I get pulled over for illegal cell phone usage; then I can tell the officer what I was really doing. Maybe plant a seed. I remember Samuel's mom, Hannah (1 Samuel 1), getting flagged by the high priest Eli for moving lips in the temple precinct. Eli thought she was drunk but she was praying and crying.
My son who lives in the heart of Philly says it's no good now with everybody packing a cell phone and moving their lips as they walk down the street alone: "You can't tell who the crazies are anymore." Personally, I find the whole development liberating. I can talk to God all I want while cruising down Easton Road and nobody cares anymore. Between the tweeters and drunkards and prayers, it's hard to tell who is crazy.
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The Originals Quotes: Season 1, Episode 18 — "They Want Us to Kill Klaus' Child"
Now that The Originals is back from its last Season 1 hiatus, we're going full-force to the freshman show's finale on May 13. Tonight's all-new episode — Season 1, Episode 18 ("The Big Uneasy") picks up after the peace established by Elijah (Daniel Gillies) and the other faction of New Orleans, with drama inevitably about to rise to the surface.
Klaus (Joseph Morgan) and Elijah (Daniel Gillies) were on edge during tonight's episode, and it all seemed to relate back to Hayley (Phoebe Tonkin). It's no surprise that Elijah has feelings for Hayley, but Klaus definitely has his own motives too. There's a lot of brotherly discord there, we just hope it doesn't drive them apart.
Thankfully we had the witches in full celebration mode to not bring the episode to a super dark place, though the festivities didn't exactly go as planned. Things are getting pretty sticky in New Orleans, but at least we had some real zingers to help us get through the night, right?
Check out the best quotes from tonight's episode:
1. Klaus: "Enough with all the racket! I agreed to a general sprucing up, not a bloody three-ring circus."
We wouldn't want to wake Sleeping Beauty, would we?
2. Klaus: "No child of mine will be born in a swamp."
He might kill people for fun, but even Klaus has standards.
3. Marcel: "A thousand years of family drama, pride, guilt, envy. All built up like a powder keg. All you have to do is light a match."
You're all invited to a Mikaelson family reunion. No smoking allowed.
4. Hayley: "The last month of pregnancy is all hormones and mood swings, so unless you want me to snap your arm like a twig, I suggest you tell me what's going on."
Don't mess with this pregnant chick. Werewolf strength and raging hormones is NOT a good combo.
5. Davina: "My friend Tim is still dead and your brother is still breathing."
This girl is on fire. Almost literally.
6. Josh: "What, are you kidding? No way I'd miss out on your big day. Besides, music, wind, fire — the club kid in me is, like, in heaven."
Once a club kid, always a club kid. We love you, Josh.
7. Klaus: "I knew you were tough, I knew you were cunning, but I never knew you were a queen."
Hayley isn't only a queen, she's also your baby mama, dude!
8. Klaus: "Pity. I will miss the sex."
Genevieve, it was nice while it lasted.
9. Klaus: "Kieran will die because of me, and it will be a horrible death."
Klaus is taking responsibility for his actions? It must be time for the apocalypse.
10. Monique: "It's the child. They want us to kill Klaus' child."
Who is "they"? Why do they need the baby? Explain yourself, Monique!
What do you think about the quotes from tonight's all-new episode? Hit the comments and let us know!
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How do you pronounce the name of Jim Lahey's new pizza joint?
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Lois visits the Kent farm and discovers the counters covered in dust. Clark is apparently gone, but Lois soon realizes that someone has been feeding Shelby the dog. Lois is interrupted when John Corben calls to tell her that the Blur has apprehended two thieves at a jewelry store. He informs her that he's reporting the story and Lois invites him to go ahead, saying that there are plenty of Blur stories. Corben dismisses her admiration of the Blur, insisting that if the enigmatic vigilante screws up, there's no way to hold him accountable.
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Come sunrise, Clark watches over the city and uses his superhearing to listen for any police emergencies.
Lois is at her apartment over the Talon and is having a vague fragmented dream of her trip to the future, seeing herself with Clark and shadowy figures engaging in battle. Shelby wakes her up and Lois gets to her feet as Chloe comes in. Chloe wonders why Lois is holding Clark's dog and lies, explaining that she has been taking care of Shelby while Clark is supposedly visiting relatives in Poughkeepsie. Their conversation turns toward the Blur and Lois explains that the vigilante has been contacting her and she thinks he's lonely. Chloe is surprised to hear that Clark has been contacting her cousin.
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The EMTs bring Corben to Metropolis General where Emil is on duty. Emil quickly realizes what is going on but is unable to get a shocked Corben to identify himself. He explains to Corben what's happened to him and tries to give him a sedative. Corben uses his cybernetic limb to shove a paramedic and Emil away with superhuman strength and then escape.
Lois goes to the Luthor manor and talks to Tess. Lois demands to know what happen and Tess realizes that she doesn't remember anything after their fight at the
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. Tess admits that she woke up from the fight and Lois was gone. Tess tries to provoke Lois into a rematch but Lois simply insists that she plans to be back at work at the
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with her story of Tess' world-conquering plans unless she gets her position back at the
. Tess gives in and Lois leaves, going past Tess' new assistant, Stuart. He tells Tess that he has a lead on where Zod and the Kandorian soldiers went after they left the manor.
Clark goes to the hospital to see Emil and learn what happened. Emil explains that someone transformed Corben into a kryptonite-powered cyborg, similar to the cybernetic experiments that Lex Luthor financed. The generator is replacing Corben's missing heart and is slowly tainting his mind, enhancing his violent emotions. Emil reveals that they took a
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Corben is wandering the streets of Metropolis dimly remembering his conversation with Lois about the Blur. He goes back to the street where he dropped the photo and finds it lying in the gutter. He picks it up and goes to the basement of the apartment building where he stays. He puts the photo up on a wire barrier wall that holds dozens of articles about the Blur's superheroic activities, and declares that he is going to kill the Blur.
Lois returns to her desk and the city editor assigns her the ER story. Clark calls, disguising his voice as the Blur, and warns her that the cyborg works at the
. Lois eagerly leaps in and volunteers to find who has lost their key chain and Clark can't convince her otherwise. He tells her that he'll call her at their phone booth at 7 and Lois realizes that she thinks of it as "theirs" and cares about her. She hangs up and starts checking to see which reporter is missing his key chain. Meanwhile, Chloe is checking Lois' desktop computer and discovers that Tess has planted spyware on it. When Lois comes over, Chloe offers to take her to lunch but Lois tells her that she can't because she's now the Blur's sidekick.
Tess and Stuart go to the Metropolis warehouse and discover the medical equipment that was used to revive Corben. There is equipment for several different projects there, and Stuart hacks the hospital computer to discover that Corben was the man who was upgraded at the warehouse. There are discarded blueprints showing the kryptonite generator and Tess realizes that the Kandorians are testing their technology and using Corben as a subject to see if they can replicate their lost powers.
That night, Corben returns to the
and tries to access the older electronic records about the Blur. Lois finds him at his desk and tries to get answers from him, but he all but ignores her. When he discovers that he needs his keys to access the older archives, and that he doesn't have them, Lois realizes that he's the man the Blur is looking for. She goes to the phone booth but Corben realizes she knows something and follows her. When Clark calls, Lois tells him that Corben is the one he's looking for. However, Corben abducts her and by the time Clark gets there, they're long gone.
Clark goes to the Watchtower and updates Chloe on what's going on. Chloe is angry that Clark has involved Lois but Clark says that there's nothing they can do now but rescue her. When Chloe warns him about Corben's kryptonite heart, Clark shows her an EMP grenade that Emil provided that should knock out Corben long enough to rescue Lois. Chloe checks Corben's computer while Clark explains that he felt talking to Lois was the right thing to do. They find a video file on Corben's computer that he recorded for his sister. Chloe confirms that his sister was murdered by a thief while Corben was overseas on assignment. Since his return, Corben bought the entire building.
At the apartment, Corben wants Lois to tell him everything about the Blur. When she refuses, and tries to attack him. Corben knocks her out and Clark arrives. He's staggered by the radiation pouring from Corben, who realizes his advantage. He says that Clark rescued a prison bus that crashed while transporting prisoners, and one of them escaped and killed his sister. He blames Clark for interfering and insists that he doesn't have the right. He accuses Clark of standing apart from the world with no understanding of how things really work. When Corben ignores his warnings about how the kryptonite heart is driving him insane, Clark activates the EMP grenades and paralyzes Corben. He goes to Lois but Corben quickly recovers and advances on Clark, throwing him into the side of the furnace. He prepares to kill Lois to make Clark realize what it feels like to lose someone close, and Clark grabs a lead panel from the furnace. He melts it using his heat vision and superspeeds past Corben, adhering it to his chest to block the kryptonite radiation. Ignoring Clark's warning, Corben pries it from his chest and inadvertently pulls out the kryptonite heart. Clark moves back into the shadows as Lois wakes up. She asks to see the Blur's face and Clark starts to reveal himself, but then superspeeds away.
Later, Clark talks to Chloe on the balcony of the Watchtower. He looks out across the city and admires the view, saying it gives him perspective. Chloe explains that she still misses Jimmy and Clark apologizes, saying he should have been there for her instead of abandoning his humanity. When he wonders what to do, Chloe says that lurking on rooftops complaining about what he's missing is interfering in his heroism. She then tells Clark that Tess is tapping Lois' computer files to learn where she was during the missing three weeks, and warns that they have to find out before Tess does.
The next day, Lois takes Clark's nameplate out of the wastepaper basket and discovers that Clark has returned. Lois forgets herself and hugs him for a second, and then hastily pulls away when Clark points out she must have missed him. She denies it and says that she's now helping the sidekick, and Clark asks for more detail.
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Head coach Jerry Moore is faring better financially, too. After leading ASU to its first national title in 2005, Moores annual salary zoomed from $90,000 to $200,000 better, but still not close to the $1.7 million Butch Davis makes coaching at Carolina. Moore has been able to keep together his championship coaching staff, the highest-paid in ASUs conference, and hell need its best effort in the upcoming season. A disappointing one could cause the money and goodwill to ebb. It all starts down on the bayou. And LSU won its division championship becoming college footballs top team last year, too.
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If the father requests he will likely be granted joint custody rights so long as he can stay in New Mexico. The fact that he is not a legal citizen does not matter for his custody rights so long as the court does not perceive a threat that he leave the country with the baby without court approval.
It is really up to the father to pursue his legal rights. Is he on the birth certificate?
If he is not on the birth certificate he will have to pursue paternity rights before he could get some type of custody. As for child support, she would still be entitled to support even if he does not have a social security card. I agree that it may be hard to collect if he is working under the table but she can do what she can none the less.
With that said child support and custody do not go hand in hand. He can get custody even if he is not paying support. The courts view them as two separate issues.
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"I bet you're a big Lee Marvin fan!" taunts one reservoir dog to another in Quentin Tarantino's 1992 movie, thereby bestowing an aura of cool on the famous white-haired, rock-jawed, gravel-voiced actor, who had died five years earlier. Not that he needed it. Lee Marvin was one of the great cinema badasses, and barely needed to lift a finger to exude cool, or at least become the one in the room that everyone looks at, or looks out for. It didn't even matter about his prematurely white hair; he never looked like he was ready for a rocking chair.
Actors today spend a great deal of time thinking about their images before they take on good guy or bad guy roles. Or, if they somehow transition from one to the other, it can feel like a sellout. Marvin played bad guys for a number of years before his star rose and he began to get hero roles, but he brought the same kind of swagger to both types, and the transition felt right. He was a tough guy, but he was a tough guy that could handle a wide range of roles. He was not just an action star for his fans; the critics loved him too. He could handle drama, action, comedy and even (arguably) a musical. He could handle 'The Iceman Cometh' as well as he could handle 'The Dirty Dozen.' Marvin was born in 1924 in New York City (where else?). He was thrown out of many schools for "incorrigibility," which is just so cool. Apparently, he studied violin and liked to hunt. He served as a Marine in WWII and was medically discharged after being shot in the butt. He returned to New York and began working as a plumber. While doing a job in a local theater, he was asked to take over for a sick actor. The rest is history.
After some theater and television, he moved to Los Angeles and won his first big role in Don Siegel's terrific "B" Western 'The Duel at Silver Creek' (1952). His steely gaze and unfaltering presence quickly typecast him as a bad guy, sometimes a psychotic sidekick, but other times the leader of a band of outlaws. He made cinema history in Fritz Lang's 'The Big Heat' (1953) as a gangster who pitches a pot of hot coffee in Gloria Grahame's face; it's a moment that still shocks today.
In 'The Wild One' (1953), he played a motorcycle thug who goes up against Marlon Brando, no less, and provides a genuine threat. He attracted the attention of several top action directors and subsequently appeared in Andre de Toth's 'The Stranger Wore a Gun' (1953), Raoul Walsh's 'Gun Fury' (1953), John Sturges' 'Bad Day at Black Rock' (1955), Robert Aldrich's 'Attack' (1956), and Budd Boetticher's 'Seven Men from Now' (1956), among others. He received a big break playing another bad guy, the title character, in John Ford's masterpiece 'The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance' (1962). Imagine playing opposite both John Wayne and James Stewart and somehow managing to seem dangerous and worthy of attention.
Ford cast Marvin again in his next film, the bawdy, light-hearted 'Donovan's Reef' (1963), but this time as an old buddy of John Wayne's. The two men spend a lot of screen time brawling, and appear mostly as equals, with neither stealing any thunder from the other. Though the film isn't anything major, it did mark a shift in the Marvin persona, showing how he could be tough, but fun-loving and good-hearted at the same time.
Siegel cast him again as a mysterious and stoic hitman in a remake of 'The Killers' (1964) that was originally produced for television, but was found to be too violent and was released in theaters. It's also notable as Ronald Reagan's last acting role; he plays a crazy gangster, very over-the-top and evil compared to Marvin's brand of unflappable cool. (Marvin was never evil, just threatening.) Marvin won a BAFTA award for his performance. For Marvin's next film, the comedy-Western 'Cat Ballou' (1965), he received his first and only Oscar nomination, and won.
That was the turning point, and Marvin entered into full-fledged, leading-man stardom. He was cast in a Stanley Kramer drama, 'Ship of Fools' (1965), but thankfully that kind of serious, stodgy thing did not stick. Next up was Richard Brooks' 'The Professionals' (1966), a terrific action-Western-thriller about a band of vigilantes hired to rescue a millionaire's wife from Mexican bandit. It was a big production, but still cool. Marvin, of course, plays the leader of the gang.
Starting in 1967, Marvin became one of the top ten box office stars of the year, and stayed there for five years, through 1971. Two of his best and most memorable movies came out that year, John Boorman's 'Point Blank' and Aldrich's 'The Dirty Dozen.' The latter was the year's #1 hit film, a violent action epic set at the end of WWII. The awesome cast also included Charles Bronson, Ernest Borgnine, Jim Brown, John Cassavetes, and even Donald Sutherland.
But 'Point Blank' was something different. It was a psychedelic-era crime film, based on a pulp novel called 'The Hunter,' by Richard Stark, really Donald E. Westlake. (Mel Gibson remade it, poorly, as 'Payback' in 1999.) English director Boorman took an outsider's perspective to San Francisco, California, surrounding Marvin with a giant Cinemascope frame, gobs of primary colors and slanted angles. But Marvin himself is like a concrete pillar, with his trim gray suit and his short-cropped gray hair, that holds up the film. It's a dazzling display of juxtaposition, of the imperturbable outsider trying to navigate a mean and strange world, and it may be Marvin's best film.
Boorman cast Marvin again the next year, alongside the legendary Toshiro Mifune, in 'Hell in the Pacific' (1968). Then came the ill-fated 'Paint Your Wagon' (1969), which seems to balance a notorious reputation for an overblown, over-budget white elephant -- starring two guys (Marvin and Clint Eastwood) who were not exactly the strongest of singers -- as well as a reputation as a hit and a cheerful, fun movie. Co-star Jean Seberg described Marvin's singing as "like rain gurgling down a rusty pipe." Marvin received a Golden Globe nomination.
By now Marvin was drinking heavily. Roger Ebert wrote a terrific 1970 interview in which he visited Marvin at his home for several hours, observing all kinds of astonishing, and hilarious, behavior. There was another Western, 'Monte Walsh' (1970), based on a book by Jack Schaefer, who had also written 'Shane.' There was a crime film, 'Prime Cut' (1972), and another movie with director Aldrich, 'Emperor of the North' (1973). After that, he took a surprising lead role in a four-hour movie version of 'The Iceman Cometh' (1973), directed by John Frankenheimer; he proved once again that he could actually act.
Then came some lean years, with some unmemorable movies. Marvin had worked with most of Hollywood's tough guy directors, but in 1980 it was his time to team up with Samuel Fuller, who was finally getting a chance to make his dream film, 'The Big Red One' (1980). Marvin was cast as the grizzled, all-knowing sarge, leading a team of young, fresh dogfaces (including Mark Hamill) through the various landscapes of WWII (based mostly on Fuller's own experiences). The movie was heavily edited before its release and did not make much of a splash that year, but in 2004, film critic Richard Schickel helped restore it to a version close to Fuller's original intent, and it has been reclaimed as a masterpiece.
Marvin was only in his 50s at this point, but he seemed older. He teamed up with Charles Bronson once again for 'Death Hunt' (1981), a fun, second-gear action movie set in snowy Canada. 'Gorky Park' (1983) was a fairly high-profile production, but did not bring Marvin much new recognition. His final film was a "B"-grade Chuck Norris action film, 'The Delta Force' (1986). He died of a heart attack not long after.
Today's action stars are more like pro wrestlers, each trying to perfect the best defiant glare. Above all, Marvin was not a man to be so easily predicted or pinned down. He lived his life as a liberal, apparently supporting John F. Kennedy and gay rights and opposing the Vietnam War. He was married twice and had four children. It felt like he found the secret to all of it. He was terrifying but funny, strong but warm, stoic but maybe with a bit of a wink. There's nobody quite like Marvin. He was just... cool.
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On his last day in service on November 30, central provident fund commissioner R C Mishra issued a directive that apparently prevents the EPFO from demanding PF contributions of workers whose employment was concealed by their employers before they were discovered.
The new rule puts the onus of identifying unaccounted employees on PF authorities, sources said, and allegedly allows the foreclosure of at least 200 cases as such employees cannot be individually identified. It also introduced a seven-year limitation after which investigation of defaulting establishments would lapse. The rule changes were made based on the recommendation of a panel of officers.
Before the directive, PF assessments were based on an extensive examination of accounts of companies, which allowed the EPFO to recover PF contributions from employers even if the attendance records of some employees were destroyed or not submitted for inspection. The EPF Act did not require identification of individual employees by PF authorities.
This procedure is now prohibited by the CPFCs November 30 directive. It is now practically possible for an employer to destroy his employment record and claim immunity from PF liability as PF authorities have now been saddled with the added responsibility of identifying each and every worker before any dues are recovered, a senior EPFO official said.
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