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Dan Haren will look to win for the first time in his past three starts. He has a 6.17 ERA in his past seven starts and has given up five earned runs in each of his past two starts. Haren said he felt great Friday vs. the Dodgers. His velocity was good, and his command looked improved from previous starts, but he did not have good results. He has allowed seven runs in 14 innings against the Giants this season. OF Randy Winn (4 for 29) and SS Omar Vizquel (3 for 26) have not hit Haren well.
Brad Hennessey began the season as a reliever but was a starter after the club sent him to the minors, where he posted a 4.83 ERA in 21 starts for Triple-A Fresno. 1B Chad Tracy is 4 for 7 with a double vs. Hennessey, and C Chris Snyder is 3 for 7.
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Inglourious Comic Book Covers!
After mining Harry Knowles' Twitter Feed, Devin Faraci of CHUD.com found and posted five incredible faux-comic book covers for Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds drawn in the style of Marvel Comics legend Jack Kirby.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. – The Jackson State (26-20, 8-12) baseball team returned to action Saturday, facing the Alabama State Hornets in the first two games of a SWAC three-game series. The Tigers won the first game by a run and fell by nine in the second.
Game 1 Recap: (Box Score)
JSU outlasted Alabama State in the opening game of a Saturday twin bill. JSU won 5-4. Desmond Russell (6-4) pitched the complete game to pick up the win. He allowed 13 hits and struck out three batters. The Tigers scored their five runs on 13 hits. Gary Thomas led JSU's offensive effort, going 4-4 at the plate with two runs. Russell, Tilur Smith, Melvin Rodriguez and Stephen Curtis each recorded two hits.
Curtis scored the first run of the game in the second inning when Thomas singled to left center field. Thomas scored in the fifth when Tilur Smith singled to left field. A Russell single scored Thomas and Curtis in the sixth and the Tigers scored their final run of the game in the ninth when a Melvin Rodriguez scored Russell.
Game 2 Recap: (Box Score)
The Tigers fell 11-2 in the nightcap. Jamal Wilson (2-3) suffered the loss. In three innings of work he allowed two runs on one hit and had two strikeouts. The Tigers offense scored their two runs on seven hits. Desmond Russell and Gary Thomas each finished with two hits.
Bryce Taylor scored the first run of the game for JSU in the sixth when Fred Hampton doubled down the left field line. Hampton then scored when Thomas doubled down the left field line.
Next Up For JSU: The two teams return to action Sunday at 1 p.m. for the final game of the series. The Tigers look to win their first SWAC series since sweeping Mississippi Valley State at Braddy Field (Mar. 15-16).


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The Shining Documentary Room 237 Gets New Trailer
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Do you love Stanley Kubricks The Shining? I mean, do you really obsess over Kubricks maddening adaptation of Stephen Kings haunted-hotel bestseller? Theres still a very good chance that you can learn something fresh and new by watching Rodney Aschers Room 237, a patchwork documentary of behind-the-scenes Shining theories that tries to shine a light (no pun intended) on the directors 32-year-old experiment. A trailer for the film has been posted online. We have it below.
The clip shows very little beyond some positive quotes and that carpet whose pattern plays into one of the bizarre theories floated in the film. The trailers a bit misleading, however, as it claims to hold the answers to some of the Shinings deepest mysteries. And Room 237 does not have answers. But it does raise PLENTY of extremely interesting questions about Kubricks motivations, and the reasons he decided to include most of the imagery that makes it into the finished film.
What Room 237 really captures, though, is our need as a film community to overanalyze and discuss the films that contain multiple meanings and deeper threads. Granted, not every film gives up such an opportunity. We wont see a documentary dissecting Here Comes the Boom 32 years from now. But when a director like Kubrick tantalizes audiences with a textured masterpiece like The Shining, people with time enough on their hands to pick apart every scene (and run a film in reverse to look or clues) will be able to contribute to docs like Room 237.
Aschers film isnt just a love letter to The Shining. Its a tribute to those who dissect film beyond the surface value of simply watching and enjoying a story. And if you are one of those people, seek this unique doc out. But try to watch The Shining first, to familiarize yourself with Kubricks thriller. It can only help.
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Atlanta producer Bangladesh made headlines back in 2010 when he called out Cash Money Records for their refusal to pay him for his production work on Tha Carter III single "A Milli." Fast-forward almost two years after Bangladesh made his comments about Cash Money and Lil Wayne and the producer is back at work with the label.
Bangladesh plans on releasing a production album in the near future and one of the artists that will be featured on the project is Cash Money Records co-founder Baby.
"Oh yeah, Baby is on my album. He's on a song with me and 2 Chainz, it's called 'Phantom of the Opera,'" said Bangladesh in an interview with HipHopWired.com. "It ain't no issues. The issue was when the issue was raised. The issues got dealt [with]. You gotta get the attention raised, people be on the go too much they might not follow up with what they need to deal with. I was the only one campaigning about my bread, so it made me look like a G. I got everybody else paid, niggas was scared to talk about it. I got them paid. I see them and they thank me for getting them paid and being the one to speak up. I don't regret anything that I did."
On top of working on his production album, Bangladesh is also hard at work securing artists for his own record label Bangladesh Records. Among the artists the producer is eyeing for his label is former Disturbing Tha Peace member Shawnna.
"I'm about to sign Shawnna," Bangladesh revealed. "I don't know if you remember Shawnna from DTP. She's one of the best lyricists that hasn't really had nobody to pay attention to her, to give her production, and the energy that she needs. She's gonna be the first official artist off the label."


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Colorado Avalanche lose Paul Stastny to the Blues, acquire Brad Stuart from Sharks
DENVER - The Colorado Avalanche made two major moves on Tuesday -- they let free-agent forward Paul Stastny go and acquired defenseman Brad Stuart.
Stastny signed a new four-year deal with the St. Louis Blues, his hometown team. On first viewing of the Blues' website Tuesday, the screen was filled with a picture of Stastny and the words, "Welcome Home."
Paul Stasny is the son of former Blue and Hall-of-Famer Peter Stastny, and brother of former Blue Yan Stastny.
The Avs said the team acquired defenseman Brad Stuart from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for a second-round selection in the 2016 NHL Draft and a sixth-round choice in the 2017 NHL Draft.
"The acquisition of Brad helps strengthen our blue line," said Avalanche Executive Vice President of Hockey Operations Joe Sakic on the team's website. "He is a proven, quality defenseman and his addition will help our team."
Stuart, 34, has appeared in 985 career games in the NHL. The Avs said Stuart spent most of his career with San Jose but he has also played for Boston, Calgary, Los Angeles and Detroit.


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Self-help speaker charged in sweat lodge deaths
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. Months after authorities focused a homicide investigation on James Arthur Ray, the motivational speaker was indicted on manslaughter charges that could land him in prison and topple his self-help empire.
Ray was arrested Wednesday in Prescott, Ariz., on three counts of manslaughter for deaths of participants in a sweat lodge ceremony he led in northern Arizona last year. He was being held at the Yavapai County jail in Camp Verde on a $5 million bond, with his first court hearing planned Thursday.
Ray's attorneys quickly called the charges unjust and said they were confident he would be exonerated in court. If convicted, he faces a minimum of 3 years and a maximum of 12 1/2 years on each count.
"This was a terrible accident, but it was an accident, not a criminal act," Ray attorney Luis Li said. "James Ray cooperated at every step of the way, providing information and witnesses to the authorities showing that no one could have foreseen this accident."
Ray has built a multimillion-dollar empire as a self-help superstar who teaches people about financial and spiritual wealth, and uses free seminars to recruit followers to more expensive events. He soared in popularity after appearing in the 2006 Rhonda Byrne documentary "The Secret," and he later was a guest on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" and "Larry King Live" to promote it.
The Oct. 8 sweat lodge ceremony was intended to be the highlight of Ray's five-day "Spiritual Warrior" event at a retreat he rented near Sedona. He told participants, who paid more than $9,000 each to attend, that it would be one of the most intense experiences of their lives.
About halfway through the two-hour ceremony, some began feeling ill, vomiting and collapsing inside the 415-square-foot structure. Despite that, Ray urged participants to push past their physical weaknesses and chided those who wanted to leave, authorities and participants have said.
Two people - Kirby Brown, 38, of Westtown, N.Y., and James Shore, 40, of Milwaukee - passed out inside the sweat lodge and died that night at a hospital. Liz Neuman, 49, of Prior Lake, Minn., slipped into a coma and died a week later. Eighteen others were hospitalized.
Neuman's daughter, Andrea Puckett, said Wednesday she was pleased with Ray's arrest and praised the authorities for the depth of their investigation.
"It helps that he is, for now, being stopped from doing what he's doing, from harming anyone else, and that's the biggest relief for me and my family right now," said Puckett, of Bloomington, Minn.
Ray's attorneys have said he took all necessary safety precautions and wasn't aware of any medical problems until the ceremony was over.
Brown's mother, Ginny, said Wednesday from her home in Westtown that she would have liked to believe the deaths were accidental but that everything that Ray did during the "Spiritual Warrior" event almost made them inevitable.
"One of the things that horrifies me after we found out Kirby had died was to see how he behaved, to really yield his true character," she said. "This wasn't just a horrible accident. His own conviction in his omnipotence and his own seduction of money and wealth made him delusional."
Authorities said they quickly determined the deaths were not accidental and focused their investigation on Ray. They conducted hundreds of interviews that reached into Ray's past ceremonies and events, including one in which a man fell unconscious during a 2005 sweat lodge ceremony at the same retreat near Sedona.
"The detectives, they put a lot of work into this," said Yavapai County sheriff's spokesman Dwight D'Evelyn. "The families really wanted to see what they believe will be justice..."


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With World Cup fever officially underway, it's the perfect time to highlight some of the amazing fans who cheer on the Packers from all around the world, thousands of miles and many time zones away from Green Bay. It's clear that nothing can come between Packers fans and their team—not even living in a different hemisphere.
Here are just a few of the many different places that are home to fans like you.
The Packers have a growing fan base in Tokyo thanks to the Kindbergs, who are on an ongoing mission to convert all their new neighbors into green and gold fanatics.
The Sax family has spent the past seven years outside of the United States, but they make sure to visit Lambeau Field every year during their girls' summer vacation. Not even a twelve-hour time difference could keep the family from watching the Packers win the Super Bowl in 2011. The girls even took the day off from school to root for their team!
Jorge and his fiancée, who live in Mexico City, share a serious devotion to the Packers. They even carved "Go Pack Go!" into the sand at a beach in Acapulco.
Ever since moving to Korea, Zak—a lifelong fan—has met plenty of fellow devotees. In fact, he thinks it's about time to open up a Packers bar in his current city.
Frank, who's from Hamburg, has been a fan for more than 20 years. He finally got to watch a game at Lambeau in 2010 and was lucky enough to make it to the Super Bowl the following year.
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The Kolbraks moved from Wisconsin to Wellington, New Zealand, where the whole family reps the green and gold whenever they can.
Karl cheers on the Packers all the way from Pokrovka, Kyrgyzstan. It may be on a different continent, but the weather is pretty much the same as in Green Bay!
Really, is there anywhere in the world that isn't home to at least one Packers enthusiast? If you're a fan who lives abroad, share your story with us!


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Midday Roundup: Pastor's insubordination becoming a campaign
Refusal to cease. The Rev. Frank Schaefer plans to defy a church order to surrender his ministerial credentials after he performed his son's same-sex wedding. The Pennsylvania pastor held a press conference today in Philadelphia in which he said he finds the United Methodist Church's prohibition on gay marriage discriminatory. Schaefer has said before that he cannot promise to refrain from presiding over same-sex marriage ceremonies in the future. He is scheduled to meet with church officials Thursday about his future, following his conviction in a church trial last month. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that Schaefer and a group of ministers petitioned Bishop Peggy Johnson to stop putting clergy on trial for presiding at same-sex weddings.
Aid appeal. The United Nations today made its largest-ever financial appeal for a single humanitarian crisis, the civil war in Syria. About $6.5 billion is needed to provide food, shelter, and healthcare to millions of Syrians who have been displaced in the nearly 3-year-old conflict. More than 100,000 people have died in the war, and there are 2.5 million people in hard-to-reach communities who need assistance, said Valerie Amos, the UN's humanitarian chief. After Syria, the next biggest requests are for $1.1 billion for South Sudan, $995 million for Sudan, $928 million for Somalia, $832 million for the Congo, and $791 million for rebuilding in the typhoon-hit Philippines. The aid request totaled $13 billion.
To the moon. A Chinese space probe landed on the moon Saturday marking the first soft landing of a craft on the lunar surface in 37 years. The landing vehicle will conduct scientific research for a year, and its accompanying rover will survey the moon's structure and probe for natural resources. China says it is exploring the moon to gain scientific understanding and develop space engineering and other technologies to prepare the country for deep space exploration in the future. The moon rover's landing is also a source of national pride. "China's moon probe is a way to exhibit to the world that we have acquired advanced space technology, which is more sophisticated than nuclear technology, and it is also a way to win international recognition as a big power," said He Qisong, a space expert at the Shanghai University of Political Science and Law. China said Monday it was on track to launch a fifth lunar probe in 2017 with the aim of bringing back lunar soil and rock samples.
Finals follies. A bogus bomb threat interrupted finals at Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass., this morning. Students had to evacuate four buildings while police investigated the threats, which turned out to be a hoax. Students reportedly stayed calm while relocating to other campus buildings. Juniors Alexander Ryjik of Alexandria, Va., and Diego Abrahao of Sunny Isles Beach, Fla., said their professor was handing out exam booklets for their Politics of American Education class shortly after 9 a.m. when the alert went out that they had to leave Emerson Hall. "I have a good guess somebody called it in so they wouldn't have to take an exam," Ryjik said. "It's frustrating because now the exam will have to be postponed." Not all students shared Ryjik's anger; The Harvard Crimson tweeted that students erupted in applause after the announcement that the morning's final exams were canceled.


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Irrfan, Indian cinemas powerhouse performer, believes in doing things to drive change, rather than simply going with the flow or merely survive, as he says. That is his calling as an actor, and a challenge always excites him, Irrfan told a select audience at Express Adda on Friday evening.
PHOTOS: Irrfan Khan at Express Adda
Ive come to this planet to challenge things. I dont just survive. What Indian cinema has done for 100 years is to survive, Irrfan said. In the course of an intelligent, informed conversation, the Paan Singh Tomar actor held forth on issues ranging from the Rs 100 crore club to the difference between Bollywood and Indian cinema and from taking risks in his profession to his admiration for Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
The Express Adda is a series of conversations with prominent personalities from fields ranging from cinema and fashion to diplomacy and the corporate world. Fridays session was moderated by Shekhar Gupta, Editor-in-Chief, The Express Group, and Screen editor Priyanka Sinha Jha.
An evening with a powerhouse performer, Irrfan
Irrfan, who said he disliked the term Bollywood, spoke about Indian cinema instead We are selling ourselves, our cinema was not like that. Lets not add wood and make it Bollywood.
To a question on how deeply a character affects him, the actor who is known to all but become the character he plays in film after he film, had a witty response: Sometimes a character is a one-night stand to whom I can come back any time to make love, and at other times, it just comes back home with me.
One such role, Irrfan said, was Paan Singh Tomar, a character whose dignity and simplicity he associates with his own father. Its a character that I will carry with me all my life, he said.
Reminded of his dream initially of becoming a cricketer, Irrfan said, In a way both these professions (acting and cricket) are the same because in both, people play for importance and money. But I prefer cinema. It gives me a chance to explore my surroundings and express myself. There is something very precious about being an actor. I share my experience with the audience and they connect with what I am doing.
Irrfan, who effortlessly straddles the line between being an actor and a star, spoke about the earlier era of films which, he said, were ahead


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Dallas has the highest concentration of steakhouses in America. And that's no bull.
When Dale "Mr. Steak" Wamstad opened Del Frisco's at Spring Valley and the Dallas North Tollway in 1994, it was, for a brief moment, a one-cow part of town. But it didn't take long for the stampede to follow in his tracks. Big chains, little chains, and independent, chef-run chophouses have turned the stretch of the Tollway from LBJ to Legacy Road into a veritable meat market. n "The density of North Dallas steakhouses that serve Prime beef is insane," says Rick Hamilton, the national account manager for Allen Brothers in Chicago, which is the country's only independently owned purveyor of fine meat. "Without a doubt, no city compares to Dallas." n According to Hamilton's rough calculations, along this 11-mile stretch, just over 115 cows are consumed daily by people celebrating anniversaries, making business deals, or simply enjoying their spot at the top of the food chain.
1 Stone Trail Restaurant
Stone Trail has been at home on this range for eight years. Miss Kitty would have loved to hit the dance floor here after a sizzling sirloin. 14833 Midway Rd., Ste 105, Addison. 972-701-9600.
2 Morton's of Chicago
Our favorite meat-and-potatoes-for-dummies place. The polished service does a great show-and-tell with steaks and vegetables before you order. 14831 Midway Rd., Addison. 972-233-5858.
They serve five cuts, but they do prime rib like no one else. Leave your boots outside but watch your toes—those $18,000 silver trolleys are heavy. 14655 Dallas Pkwy. 972-503-6688.
4 Del Frisco's
Dee Lincoln took the reins from Dale Wamstad and kicked up the charm. Dark and sexy, this is the perfect place to pop the question over a porterhouse. 5251 Spring Valley Rd. 972-490-9000.
5 Chamberlain's Steak and Chop House
Where the foodies flock to feast. Owner Richard Chamberlain isn't just turning steaks in the kitchen; he's a bona fide chef. His ahi tuna rivals his Kobe beef. 5330 Belt Line Rd. 972-934-2467.
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Under the brass dome of this Temple to Tenderloin, Reverend Gene Street works the celebrity-packed dining room and extends a glad hand to every customer. Sometimes they let founder Deacon Dale Wamstad out of the kitchen. 17776 Dallas Pkwy. 972-267-1776.
7 Ruth's Chris Steak House
This outpost of the New Orleans-based chain opened here with guns blazing in 1996. Still a popular hangout for outlaws from out of town in search of vittles they've had before. 17840 Dallas Pkwy. 972-250-2244.
8 Fleming's Prime Steakhouse
Fleming's is a steakhouse with a strong feminine side—they offer 100 wines by the glass. 18020 Dallas Pkwy. 972-267-3050.
9 Sullivan's Steakhouse
Certified Angus Beef is showcased in a cozy dining room nestled between a happening bar and a swinging jazz club. 17795 Dallas Pkwy. 972-267-9393.
10 Smith & Wollensky
We've yet to get a rope ready for these New York folks and their fancy dry-aged beef. Early returns report that their steaks are better than their picante sauce. 18438 Dallas North Tollway. 972-930-9200.
11 Bob's Steak & Chop House
Bob's is all Prime beef, all the time. Owner Bob Sambol has created a clubby atmosphere, and his regulars don't stray too far from his perfectly done filet. 5760 Legacy Dr., Plano. 972-608-2627.
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The newest kid to ride into town from—of all places—Indiana. Whether he can make it here will be decided after the smoke clears from the shootout. 8650 Hwy. 121, Frisco. 214-618-6335.


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The Blue Blazers and Crimson Chargers have always played in strictly Longfellow and tourney games, but that's about to change.
Plus, a first-ever meeting between two longtime Elkhart County coaches and how to get the McCuen Gym scoreboard in your pocket, along with area scoring leaders and this week's schedule.
Steve Alford, who is entering his second season coaching UCLA, started his career at Manchester College. NorthWood coach Aaron Wolfe played for him there and shared the story of a practice he'll never forget.
Concord is part of three gatherings, including the altered NIC/NLC Shootout that also features Elkhart Memorial, Goshen, Marian, Northridge and Penn.
Marcus Moore, the new coach at Jimtown High School, made a big impact on Jason Ridge at Columbia City.
Irish coach calls the one-and-done format 'a total fake out' full of 'mercenaries.' He adds that the NCAA will 'be thoroughly overhauled' at some point following the O'Bannon trial.
He's a rarity as a home-grown head coach and as a head coach with no such varsity experience, let alone both those things.
"Doing that was never on my mind," he said of the possibility of returning to the Jimmies rather than joining the Blue Blazers.


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BOSTON James "Whitey" Bulger's long-awaited trial has the city fixated on the mobsterism of the 1970s and 1980s. But Boston's history of organized crime goes back much further.
Among the most colorful characters of the Hub underworld: Charles "King" Solomon, the Prohibition-era bootlegger who met a grisly end in a city nightclub; Harry "Doc" Sagansky, the dentist-turned-bookmaker; and Alexander Petricone, a Winter Hill gangster who went Hollywood long before "Whitey."
Emily Sweeney, a Boston Globe reporter, pulled together old mugshots and newspaper clippings for her paperback "Boston Organized Crime," published last year. And WBUR caught up with her for a telephone interview earlier this week.
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DS: Where did it all start? How far back does Boston gangsterism go?
Emily Sweeney: Organized crime has been around for as long as people have been around. Doing the research for my book, I started in the Prohibition era — 1920s and '30s were a prime time for organized crime, just because of the laws prohibiting liquor. So a lot of bootlegging and whatnot went on in Boston and cities across the country. Back then, you had folks like the Gustin Gang of South Boston, making and moving booze.
Tell me about Charles "King" Solomon and how he met his end.
He is quite an interesting character. He is definitely a successful businessman. He owned theaters and nightclubs in Boston. And he was indicted on bootlegging charges. The feds put him in the middle of this huge rum ring. They believed that he was responsible for moving tons of booze — him and other folks — in New York and New Jersey; that they were responsible for smuggling tons of rum to this area; and that they were using the crazy new technology of the time — radio technology — to smuggle liquor. At the time of the indictment, Solomon was gunned down in the Cotton Club on Tremont Street in Roxbury. His murder is still unsolved.
"Whitey," who inspired the Jack Nicholson character in "The Departed," isn't the first Boston gangster to make an impact in Hollywood. Tell me about Alexander Petricone.
Really interesting story. As the so-called gangster wars were picking up [in the 1960s], he headed to the West Coast and made a big name for himself in movies and even appeared in "The Godfather." He [played Las Vegas casino owner] Moe Greene, [the top Jewish gangster in the country]. He had one of the best lines in the movie: "Do you know who I am? I'm Moe Greene!"
Any favorites characters? Who were the people who most came alive when you were researching the book?
I'd say "Doc" Sagansky. He ran an impressive gambling business. I was amazed. He was one of the oldest people to go to federal prison. He was in his 90s when he was behind bars because he refused to cooperate with authorities.
Some of the early guys that ran with the Gustin Gang — the Wallace brothers. One of the Wallace brothers — Stevie Wallace, his brother Frankie got gunned down in the North End by a rival gang in 1931. Steve Wallace — I've tried to research more about his life because, before he got involved in a life of crime, he was a featherweight boxer. He even made it to the Olympics [it appears] and traveled by ship to Antwerp for the 1920 Olympics.
Did he actually box in the Olympics?
It looks like he was an alternate. The Olympic records from that year are few and far between, but from what I can tell he went and he was an alternate.
Is this gangster story a story of an old Boston, a Boston past, or does it say something about the Boston we live in now?
Like I said, organized crime has always been around. So organized crime is still going on. But the story of "Whitey" and the South Boston that he grew up in and he operated in is a much different place than South Boston now. A lot of the old bars are gone and now you see fewer families living there, it's more younger people — the old story of gentrification. It's definitely a different neighborhood. I would say the same for Somerville, too — [Bulger's old stomping grounds in] the Winter Hill area.
In the course of researching this book, did gangsterism retain is romance for you?
I've always been fascinated by it. And I've almost been fascinated that people are so fascinated with gangsters and the underworld. But the whole time I was researching the book, I always felt for the victims. There were victims. Some of the people in my book were victims themselves.


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I have added the option for users to select their favorite pro teams from within their User Control Panel (under Edit Profile) and that information will show next to your posts and in your profile.
Note - I had something like this before but it was a free-text box instead of the actual teams and they didn't show next to your posts.
Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.
ISU MBB: Bigger than a single person, player, or coach.
Cool! I'd say you should add it for College Teams as well, but that should go without saying around here. Except for Southernhawk, JonDMiller and their cronies...
Note: I reserve the right to change my team if the Bears ever get smart and make a trade for Seneca Wallace.
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I think you forgot the Expos; they still have a team right?
Do or should
I just added it - had to write them manually so I may have missed a couple here or there.
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I think you forgot the Expos; they still have a team right?
Ya mean the Astros or the Os?
Should be lots of Cub fans pop up. Looks like Warren Buffett believes in the Cubs and mars bars.
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Originally Posted by Wesley
Ya mean the Astros?
No, I think he means the Nationals...
Your telling me the Expos are no longer? And the Whalers are no longer in existence either?
What?!? No NHL!!!
Okay, here is the first polite request to add NHL PLEASE!!!
"Wanting it doesn't make it so. If it did, we'd all learn to want harder. I can already want quite vigorously, thank you very much." - Walter Slovotsky
People still watch NHL?
Go Cubs Go!
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Pretty cool addition. I don't think it'd be a bad idea to include each person's favorite ISU player on it either. It would probably bring up some names of former Cyclones that some posters forgot about.
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Could we please have MLS teams on there too?
Then we might as well as minor league baseball teams as well
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Sept. 8, 2007
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Mississippi State 38, Tulane 17
Tulane Game 1
Louisiana Superdome
New Orleans, La.
Head Coach Bob Toledo
Overall thoughts on the game
"When you lose a football game you're not happy about it. The players are disappointed and I'm disappointed. But I'm proud of the fact that we kept playing hard to the end. In the first half, we had the two turnovers, which resulted in touchdowns. We came back and fought hard the first half and made it a tied contest at half time. They took the second half kickoff down the field and scored. Then we turned it over. We had a miscue in blocking and a man was turned lose, and (that) caused a fumble. Then we couldn't sustain any drives."
On the play of Mississippi State
"Physically we could not match up with them in the run game. I thought our protection was pretty good, but we could not run the ball. Our defense was on the field entirely too long. It's a tribute to them controlling the football. We couldn't make first downs."
On the play of junior quarterback Scott Elliott
"I thought Elliott managed the game well. He threw a touchdown pass, and overall I thought his percentage was good. The interception was kind of a funny thing. The ball bounced in the air and was intercepted. Those kind of things are going happen."
On the play of senior running back Matt Forté
"Matt (Forté) just couldn't get on track. We couldn't give him any holes to run through. Again, physically we were mismatched a little in that area."
Junior Quarterback Scott Elliott
On the team's performance Saturday vs. Mississippi State
"We had pretty good time in the pocket, but they had us covered up pretty well. I remember specifically that in the second half they started to run some different covers and we just didn't execute."
On what he was facing in Mississippi State's defense
"They have a pretty physical defense. Their defensive line kind of wore us down and we couldn't really run the ball. It's pretty tough. As an offensive it's pretty hard when you can't run the ball."
Senior Running Back Matt Forté
Thoughts on the game
"I feel that it's my fault. I'm a running back it's my job to hold onto the ball."
On the play of quarterback Michael Henig
"He's a valuable person to our program, otherwise he wouldn't be here. He's one that has to play up to his level each and every week. He has to take some accountability for our success. That means getting his job done, learning - having some execution. Step up to be the guy. That's how we basically approach it and he did that tonight. We had some good things. We'll look at film, we'll look at where it all is just like last week. We'll enjoy it for 24 hours and prepare to take on Auburn."
On the importance of the first part of the third quarter
"It's always important. It's something that I looked back at last week. Obviously I thought we had to try to get points on the board. Giving up that touchdown on the interception just before the half. Defensively you can't give up points or offensively you can't give up points to the opposition in the last five minutes of the second quarter. And you go out in the second half and you need to put up points. Whichever unit goes out first, you need to make a statement in the first five minutes of the second half. Our offense did that."
On importance of scoring on next possession after Henig threw interception
"Well it was big. It was important for him more than anything else. It was as important as the third quarter drive for him. Our entire team we were all down, but then we bounced back. He wouldn't let himself get down. He'll learn from it. There are still a couple of things we would like for him to get better at, but we feel like we know what kind of quarterback Mike can be. We probably asked too many demands on him last week and we won't make that mistake again."
On turnovers affecting outcome of game
"You shouldn't have seven [turnovers] for an entire season as far as I'm concerned. I want to play a ballgame where we have zero turnovers. It's a personal thing for us. We can't give up. We can't make mistakes on things that you can control. On some plays we had some un-smart penalties during the course of playing - some penalties of aggression. We've got to correct those, but I can live with those. But offsides, carrying the ball and not protecting the ball - those things you can control."


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The early history of our parish is closely intertwined with the life and witness of Fr. John Going and the parish of St Paul, Lorrimore Square. Much of this article, relates to the period before St Agnes was established as a separate parish. The main source for the article is Fr. Marcus Donovan's booklet "A history of St Paul's, Lorrimore Square and St Agnes', Kennington."
The Church of St Paul, Lorrimore Square was consecrated on Christmas Eve 1856 by the Lord Bishop of London. In 1860 Fr. John Going became the incumbent and immediately set about fund-raising, establishing schools and introducing more ornate ritual to the Church. Fr Going was clearly a remarkable man, he was one of a generation of priests who were fired by the Catholic revival in the Church of England and was able to put into practice, at parochial level, the ideals of the early Tractarian movement and, as Fr. Donovan says, "he bridged the gap between the somewhat academic Tractarian epoch and the modern Anglo-Catholic practice".
St Paul's continued to develop rapidly throughout the 1860's. In 1868 there were 150 confirmation candidates and about 1,000 people attended Sunday Evensong regularly. By 1869 "High Mass" at 11am had displaced Matins as the main Sunday service and St Paul's was truly a thriving Catholic parish. However, the work of a busy parish took its toll on Fr. Going and by 1874 his health was suffering. With wise foresight he arranged for the southern portion of his parish to be cut off and placed under the charge of a vigorous young priest, Thomas Birkett Dover who had already made his mark as a curate at St John the Divine, Vassal Road.
Fr. Dover began the task of building-up a new parish. A temporary church was opened in the form of a shed previously used by the Vitriol works that had stood on the site. Mr Gilbert Scott was employed to convert and beautify the shed and to draw-up plans for a large new church to accommodate Catholic worship and ceremony. Lord Halifax (then the Hon C.L. Wood) laid the first stone and the Bishop of Bombay dedicated the building.
The present stone altar top was used for the first mass in the temporary church on July 8th 1874. The preacher on that occasion was Dr Temple West, Vicar of the parish of St Mary Magdalene's, Paddington. The sacristan was W.H. Bleaden who himself was later ordained and became the second Vicar of that famous parish. Dr William Maclagan, Vicar of St Mary, Newington (later Archbishop of York) preached at the evening service and was taken to task the next day by the "Pall Mall Gazette" for assisting at a church "where he wore a white stole and where a hymn was sung in which the name of Mary occurred." St Agnes had made its mark on day one of its existence!
Fr. Dover brought many leading churchmen to his new parish. Bishop King of Lincoln was a frequent visitor and preacher. Canon Brooke, Vicar of St John the Divine, Kennington, was a lifelong friend of Fr. Dover and was a generous benefactor to St Agnes'. Fr. Dover was able to raise money from many of his own friends and family for work on the new Church of St Agnes.
On 8th July 1875 the foundation stone of the permanent church was laid by Mr JA Shaw Stewart, one of the trustees of the Parish. The other trustees at the time were Bishop (then Canon) King, Canon Liddon (of St Paul's Cathedral), Canon Brooke and the most prominent Anglo-Catholic layman of the time, Lord Halifax.St Agnes Kennington Park - the sanctuary
In 1876 the Church schools were built and the foundation stone of the Vicarage was laid by Canon Gregory who was later to become the Dean of St Paul's Cathedral.
On January 20th 1877 the Bishop of London, Dr Jackson, in whose Diocese the Church then was, came to consecrate the new Church. He had been subject to a great deal of pressure to refuse to consecrate the building and demanded that a representation of Our Lady wearing a crown be removed from the great east window. Riots were expected at the consecration, the violent disturbances at Hatcham involving the famous Fr. Tooth were fresh in everyone's mind and so the doors were barricaded during the service and 50 police constables were nearby in case of trouble.
The architect was George Gilbert Scott and St Agnes' was regarded as his masterpiece. Internally the Church was 140 feet long, 63 feet wide and 65 feet high. It could seat 1,000 persons. Most of the internal decoration and all of the glass was by Charles Eamer Kempe.
The Church immediately began to attract visitors. The Dean of Westminster, Dr Stanley, was in the congregation on the first Sunday after the opening. The Church was of Cathedral proportions (the height of the roof exceeded that of eleven Cathedrals!) and was greatly admired.
From the outset, St Agnes was conceived by Fr. Going as a possible refuge for his own parishioners in the event of Catholic worship being suppressed at St Paul's, Lorrimore Square. These were difficult times. Priests had gone to prison for wearing vestments and riots had taken place at St James', Hatcham where there were frequent protests against the Catholic teaching and practice. Fr. Going knew that his work at St Paul's could be undone when he left there. Most Bishops (then, as now!) were not in sympathy with the ideals of the Catholic movement working through the people in the pews.
The immediate concern was alleviated when in 1878 Fr. Going was able to exchange his living with Fr. WP Cay-Adams the Vicar of Hawkchurch, Dorset. However, in November 1880 Fr. Cay-Adams was taken ill and died. He was buried at Hawkchurch by Fr. Going.
A meeting of the congregation of St Paul's was called and a carefully written request was sent to the Bishop of Rochester. The Bishop of Rochester was the patron of the living of S Paul's and was therefore in a position to choose the next Vicar. They requested that he send a Vicar who would sympathise with the type of (Catholic) teaching that had existed at St Paul's for over
The Bishop of Rochester was particularly hostile to Catholics within the Church of England and he decided that he must speak directly to the people of St Paul's and so, on Advent Sunday 1880, Bishop Thorald preached at Evensong. He took the opportunity to announce the name of the new Vicar and said "whatever is illegal in the ritual of this church will have to be discontinued." At that time and in that place those words had a potent meaning. Several prosecutions of Clergy had resulted in prison sentences under the thoroughly unpopular Public Worship Regulation Act. The congregation audibly groaned in disapproval of what the Bishop was saying but he still went on to assert his authority and to make it very clear that he would use his power as Ordinary and Patron to suppress the ritual. The Bishop was escorted quickly form the Church after the blessing to the security of the Vicarage. The Bishop's carriage was sent for but by now part of the angry congregation had assembled outside to express their displeasure. The Bishop demanded to see the Churchwardens but they refused to leave the Church where they were doing their best to calm the many angry Parishioners. The crowd outside became violent and stones were thrown at the Bishop's carriage as he drove away.Artist's impression
The following Friday a letter was received from the old Vicar of St Paul's, Fr. Going. In the letter he begged the people of St Paul's to make no further trouble but to go in one body to St Agnes'. On Sunday December 5th 1880, the Second of Advent, the whole congregation of St Paul's were at St Agnes'. There were no services at St Paul's because the Churchwardens refused to be responsible for any riot that might take place, at 11am a mob from Deptford arrived but finding nothing going on they dispersed. The following Sunday only five people attended the first service taken by the new Vicar of St Paul's. The Bishop had succeeded in suppressing ritual at St Paul's but at considerable cost. These events further strengthened the position of St Agnes' as a focus for Catholic worship.
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The Chelan City Council held their last scheduled meeting of the year last Thursday night, and as expected, the public hearing on the continuance of medical marijuana moratorium proved to be a lively discussion.
The council heard attorneys, doctors and members of the community asking them to lift the moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries and collective medical marijuana gardens within city limits.
After listening to nearly 90 minutes of public testimony the council voted to continue the moratorium for six months, but not before making some changes to the language in the moratorium and directing staff to "fast trac" the process and include the public in the decision making process.
Craig Gildroy, City Planning Director, says his department will use these six months to study the issue but for right now the moratorium remains in place.
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With important bills on self-financed universities and curbing bogus institutions not on the agenda of the winter session of assembly, key education reforms in the state are likely to be delayed further.
Maharashtra Self-Financed Universities (Establishment and Regulation) Act, 2011, which regulates setting up of private varsities, was passed in the monsoon session of the legislature in August 2011.
However, governor K Sankaranarayanan recently sent it back following opposition by many leaders who said the bill does not have a provision for social/caste reservations. The Act proposes special provisions for weaker sections of society, including women, the poor and low-income groups.
It is not there on the agenda. We are looking at models followed in other states that have enacted laws to allow self-financed universities. For instance, one law does not mandate reservations, while another calls for constitutional reservation and a third reserving seats based on economic condition. Discussions are on and we will come to a decision by yearend. Accordingly, necessary amendment will have to be made, said minister of state for higher and technical education D P Sawant.
The other, unauthorised institutions, bill was revised to include all departments related to education, including medical, agriculture, dairy, fisheries and social welfare.
It calls for checking bogus or unapproved institutes. It will empower the state to punish erring institutes. The penalty could include a fine, closure and imprisonment.
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Does your resume market your skill set?
By Ann Barrett, BrighterLife.ca
Your resume should be more than just a list of duties. Here's how to make sure it showcases your skills as well as your professional brand.
In the digital age, the concept of the resume has evolved to become more than just a document that articulates duties and responsibilities. It's also a profile that outlines your career journey, showcasing your professional brand, your accomplishments and, of course, your skills. To market yourself effectively you should supplement your traditional resume with an online profile and presence visible to your social network and recruiters.
In 2013 it was estimated that recruiters spend on average of six seconds reviewing a resume. Yes, I said six seconds. That gives you a very short time to make a great first impression. Your resume should be crisp and concise to convey the right amount of information to get you to the short-listed pile. After that, you can speak in more detail about your experience.
So, does your current resume effectively represent you? If not, here are a few things you can do to market yourself in the best possible light:
- Keep it short. It's a best practice to limit your resume to two to three pages in length. I know you're wondering how you can summarize all of your information in three pages. First tip: Your work experience should focus on the last 10 years of your career. The reality is all jobs have evolved over the last 10 years, and your transferable experience should be the focus. Don't document every single task you've ever performed, because it will be too much to read. If you have relevant experience prior to the last 10 years, document it as a line item at the bottom of your resume with the name of the employer, job title and dates. This will help keep your information relevant and concise.
- Articulate your work experience. Your work experience outlines your career journey and showcases the experiences, knowledge, skills and expertise that you have built up over time. Many people get stuck on documenting what they do. It can be the hardest question to answer. Approach your experience by thinking about how you would answer these questions:
- What are your top five responsibilities?
- What business group(s) do you work with? Who are the stakeholders you partner with, internally and externally?
- How you do articulate or measure success in your job? What are some of your important deliverables?
- Do you specialize in a region, business area or functional area?
Once you start to think about your career this way, you can craft a concise and relevant snapshot of your journey.
- Highlight your development and accomplishments. We all have the opportunity to learn continuously on the job. Maybe it's a project we worked on with new stakeholders to understand how a business area works, or some new technology we learned to use, or a new process we worked through. Learning something new not only expands our knowledge but also broadens our horizons, opening us up to new ways of thinking. Those developments can lead to personal and professional accomplishments that help shape us both as professionals and as people.
Accomplishments are important milestones in your career journey. They should be highlighted as work you are most proud of. Reflect back on the year and think about one or two things you did that fit this criterion.
- Include your education and certifications. Formal education and certifications are important to document, especially if you are looking for a specialized role. If you have obtained a license or certification (e.g., Society of Actuaries, PMP, CSC, LLB), clearly indicate it so it's easy to find on your resume. Since recruiters proactively search online for top talent, both the name of the certification and acronym should appear on your resume to increase the chances of it being found in a search.
- Describe your skills and competencies. Skills are an integral part of your professional career journey. While work experience outlines your responsibilities, skills highlight your transferable traits that can be applied across jobs. It's an important and often overlooked component of a resume. The two most relevant types of skills to include on your resume are social skills and hard skills. Social skills are interaction and communication skills such as teamwork, collaboration and leadership. Hard skills are task- or situation-specific skills such as project management, media design, campaign management and managing budgets.
- Establish your online presence. My last tip is about building your online profile. The recruitment industry is undergoing a paradigm shift away from an applicant-focused approach to a more proactive recruitment approach. This means recruiters are continuously searching for talent that most matches the skills and experience they are looking for. The medium of choice is through social networking tools such as LinkedIn and Internet search engines such as Google. It's crucial to ensure you are building out your online professional presence as well as updating your resume. LinkedIn is a great place to start. If you already have a LinkedIn profile, bookmark some time in your calendar every three to six months to update it with new accomplishments and skills. This will ensure your online resume is always up to date.
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Blake Shelton Thinks Shakira And Usher Are Doing Better Than Expected On The Voice
March 27, 2013 11:00 AM by Lisa Princ
The Voice returned this week with tons of talent, as well the addition of new mentors, Shakira and Usher. While we may have watched Blake Shelton poke fun at his new competitors, he really thinks that they are doing great on the show, even better than expected!
Shakira and Usher definitely fit in well on The Voice, and though we have seen Blake Shelton poke some fun at them during the first two shows, he definitely respects these two and feels they are doing a great job. Recently, Shelton appeared on Today, where he had nothing but praise for Shakira and Usher, saying: "I think they're doing way better than Adam and I expected. I mean, the first couple of auditions, we were sitting there, like, 'Oh, yeah. This is going to be easy.' But you could tell they'd done their homework."
Shelton went on to say that Shakira and Usher definitely knew how to play their cards when it came to getting their contestants, and he even admitted that they embarrassed him at some points. "We thought we had somebody won over just because we'd been there longer. That wasn't the case," Blake added.
And the addition of Shakira and Usher may have been just what the show needed, as the ratings were up from last season's first two episodes. The Voice held close to ABC's Dancing With The Stars this week, but they actually had more viewers in the key demographic group of 18-49. Definitely a win-win situation for NBC.
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debbie Says:
April 11th, 2013 at 7:34 pm
I like usher and Shakira so much more then Celo and Christina. They bring fun and alot of talent to the show. I have enjoyed this season way better then last. Keep up the good work. I actually stopped watching Idol because of the class your show has. Thanks
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May 1st, 2013 at 3:01 pm
It has been a real treat watching Usher and Shakira rise to the top (like cream) on The Voice. Their hands on approach is very modern and fresh. Not to diss Cee Lo and Christina, but their mentoring skills seemed to leave much to be desired. Usher actually teaches his protegees how to move and work the stage like professionals. I hope these two judges stay on for another season or two. They are very humble and likable.
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May 31st, 2013 at 11:16 am
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Hey everyone, or maybe I should say 'dobry wieczór'
Basically I noticed there is no thread on the Polish language (if there is point me in the right direction!) and I thought it would be nice to maybe talk to others in my situation or native speakers of the language so we can improve our knowledge and ask any questions.
My situation is one in that I have been learning Polish for 2 years now because I have a Polish boyfriend while I myself am english (yes I'm a very devoted girlfriend!) and this summer I am going with him for the first time to his home town of Bydgoszcz to meet his extended family. Scary, seeing as they don't speak much English! But I'm a quick learner and even though as it has been exam time and Polish has taken a back seat, now that I'm more free I would really like to develop my knowledge.
And become less shy.. I'm quite self-conscious about making mistakes and as Polish is hard I make loads :P
But anyway, is there anyone out there that would like to talk or ask questions in either language? Jak się masz?
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Paradou is offering one of the more enticing recession specials we've seen — order an entrée on Sundays and you get your choice of appetizer and choice of dessert for just the price of the entrée. Two of the pricier apps are exempt (the $19 foie gras en torchon and the $30 caviar and crêpes), but we're told you can score even them for free so long as you split them.


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Western Washington senior Britt Harris had trouble finding words to describe the Vikings' Elite Eight experience until her coach interjected...
SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Western Washington senior Britt Harris had trouble finding words to describe the Vikings' Elite Eight experience until her coach interjected.
"She's a little jittery right now," Vikings coach Carmen Dolfo said with a smile.
It was the good kind of jitters. Harris had just posted a double-double and scored nine points in overtime to lead Western to a thrilling 80-76 victory over Nova Southeastern at Bill Greehey Arena on Tuesday, sending the Vikings to the NCAA Division II Women's Final Four for the second time.
Western (29-3) plays Ashland (Ohio) at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday for a spot in the national-championship game. The Eagles (35-1) knocked off Gannon 74-63.
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What words Harris could muster on Tuesday were to the point.
"It was just really intense," said the 6-foot-2 center, who had 24 points, 10 rebounds and three blocks.
At first, it looked like Western wouldn't have any trouble with Nova, a school from Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The Vikings built a 17-point lead in the first half and led by 13 at the break, using their trio of posts — Harris, Sarah Hill (6-3) and Kayla Bernsen (6-3) — to dominate the Sharks' all-guard lineup. Western outrebounded Nova 21-8 in the first half.
But Western couldn't hold on to the ball to start the second half, allowing Nova back in it.
The Vikings committed five turnovers in their first six possessions in the half, and finished with 27.
"Turnovers killed us. They just kind of chipped their way back in the game," Dolfo said. "We were trying to protect it instead of just playing."
The Sharks (23-9) took a 63-62 lead on Tailor Jones' putback with 5:03 left — their first advantage since 15:05 left in the first half. The Vikings didn't score a basket for four minutes during that stretch.
Western trailed 68-66 in the final minute until, coming out of a timeout, senior guard Corinn Waltrip banked in a floater to tie the score with nine seconds remaining.
"Ideally, it would have been a little bit easier of a shot, but my team had faith in me, and wanted the ball in my hands," Waltrip said. "So I took the shot."
At the other end, Nova's Amanda Burakoski's desperate shot fell short, forcing overtime.
In the extra period, it was all Harris and Jones. Jones, a Northwestern transfer, scored six straight points, trading buckets with Harris.
With 31 seconds left, Harris made a layup and drew a foul from Jones, her fifth. Harris sank the free throw to give Western a 77-74 lead.
Waltrip, who had 21 points on 8-of-11 shooting, added four more free throws to put the game out of reach.
After the buzzer, the few dozen Western fans who had made the 2,300-mile trek from Bellingham to Texas were all that could be heard in the arena. The Vikings are focused on giving them something more to cheer about Wednesday night.
"We've been through way too much this season to surrender. We never say die," Hill said. "We have more business to do."


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What appears to be a failed roof drain brought down part of a historic warehouse building in Butte Saturday morning.
No injuries were reported. The collapse happened at 750 South Wyoming Street, located west of Whalen Tire and across the street from Steele's Furniture.
An employee at Steele's Furniture told us he called 911 around 8:30 a.m. to report the collapse.
Other employees reported hearing a loud crash, but no one we talked to saw the collapse.
Emergency responders barricaded part of South Wyoming Street because of a public safety concern.
Public Works Director David Schultz was called to the scene to investigate the cause.
"It appears to me that there was a failed roof drain," Schultz said. "It's a flat roofed building, and so the failed roof drain allowed water to accumulate on the roof, and the loading of that water caused the structural failure.
Schultz has condemned the privately owned building, which means it's up to owner Neil Lynch to tear it down.
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What appears to be a failed roof drain brought down part of a historic warehouse building in Butte Saturday morning.


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The Real Housewives of New Jersey Season 6 has only just premiered, but the H'wives are already starting to think about what the reunion show will be like — and who's going to be in the hotseat the most.
In a new video from Bravo, the ladies of Season 6 respond to the question, "Who's going to have the most explaining to do this season," and their answers are telling.
At first, everyone picks Amber Marchese.
"I guess Amber," says Melissa Gorga. "I would say she's going to have to explain some things that were said."
"Amber!" the twins agree in unison.
Dina Manzo, who's sitting in a room with Teresa Giudice and Amber puts it this way: "There wasn't one of us who had conflict with everyone, except for my girl Amber." She hugs Amber, so it looks like there no hard feelings there.
But then Teresa G. jumps in, pointing out that she and Amber never had any conflict. So that's at least one person who's Team Amber. Teresa adds that she has to watch the season before she can know who has a lot to answer for. After all, seeing other points of view can clear things up — or create anger where there wasn't any before!
Plus, Teresa A. eventually amends her opinion, saying that while her twin would definitely say Amber, she might end up picking Teresa G. Sounds like there's going to be some Teresa vs. Ter-eh-ss-a conflict!
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So you're off to the beach, the mountains or wherever your Summer travels take you. When you get home, guess what will be "not-so-quietly" waiting for you… your mail! As you snap scenic shots, surf the waves and hike the trails, your mail will be multiplying like rabbits.
Before you go away, look at your calendar and actually schedule in time for the week you return to immediately deal with the backlog of mail that will have mounted. For example, plan to focus on it for an hour while you're doing the vacation mail lurking what a relief it will be to know that you've already padded your week with extra time to deal with it.
If you've already incorporated some of my tips from earlier this year and are receiving most of your mail electronically, then the above scenario applies to your email. At least you won't have to do as much shredding.


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Have you always wanted to see the sky filled with dozens of colorful hot air balloons, well this fall youll be able to see this and more right in Kissimmee during the first Festival of Festivals.
The Kissimmee Festival of Festivals, was announced this morning. This three day event will be highlighted by foot races, hot air balloons, music, arts, food and more. The festival will be held in the Formosa Gardens are off the 192, west of I-4.
The event will kick off with an evening 5K and 10k race on Friday 21st September 2012. During the event, racers will have the opportunity to run alongside hot air balloons and to stay for the first night of the festival.
Bright and early on the morning of Saturday 22nd September approximately 50 different hot air balloons from around the world will take off for a cross-county ride, and viewers will be able to see various shapes, sizes and colors dot the Osceola County skyline.
For several hundred visitors, balloon rides will be available if purchased in advance of the event. Simultaneously, two more road races will occur on the morning of the international balloon fest. Throughout the day, weather permitting, both tethered and hot air balloon rides will be offered to festival-goers. Guests will even be able to skydive right into the middle of the festival.
On the main festival grounds, an array of activities will be held each day, including concerts, festival fare and beverages, contests, games and arts and crafts vendors. The festival will begin at 3pm on Friday 21st September and will conclude at 3pm on Sunday 23rd September.


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Sovereign Debt Is a Hot Item, with Yields of More Than 10%
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Bond investors have gobbled up Sovereign Bancorp's $700 million in debt because of highly attractive yields, analysts said Wednesday.
The bonds were issued Nov. 11 to finance Sovereign's purchase of 278 branches that are being spun off as a result of the merger between Fleet Financial Corp. and BankBoston Corp., which created FleetBoston Financial Corp.
Though questions persist about the wisdom of Sovereign's deal, the five- and seven-year notes, with yields of more than 10%, have been snapped up.
In the last two and a half weeks the spread between the price of the bonds and of comparable Treasury securities has narrowed by as much as 40 basis points, to about 400. That is still very high, though in the ballpark for other non-investment-grade debt.
During the same period, spreads on investment-grade commercial bank debt have tightened by only 3 or 4 basis points.
Bond holders were so eager to buy the Wyomissing, P.a., thrift's paper, that they sold their Golden State Bancorp bonds to buy Sovereign's debt, said bank bond analyst John Otis of Bear, Stearns & Co. Golden State, a $56 billion-asset thrift in San Francisco, also has non-investment-grade debt in the market.
When Sovereign's debt was issued "it blew out the spreads of Golden State," said Mr. Otis. "Investors were going for the higher yield."
Mr. Otis said that yields on Golden State four-year and three-year notes were about 9%.
The spreads on Golden State's notes widened by as much as 40 basis points in the last two and a half weeks. Bond holders who invest in Golden State are inclined to buy Sovereign's debt because the stories of the two companies are similar, said Mr. …


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Starting anew...
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Kwun Tong Mountains
Gender: Male
Nature: Timid
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Hey! Fire Shock! Like I promisied, I would try out the Hack...
Well, so far, so good.
There are lots of good points, namely pros, but there are a
few cons.
Lemme list them out.
1. I apparently dislike Carolina City and Carolina Port's music.
"Why is that?", you may ask. Well, because you're a CITY,
not in a Net Center. Well, a city should HAVE city music, right?
For example: You can change the music to Cerulean City's music,
Cinnabar Island's music, (Since it's near to the sea, and apparently, Cinnabar's music gave out a "beach" theme, and which is, what I like.)
etc. Just NOT the Net Center music please. It's just... unsuitable for city music.
2. As for Carolina Port's music, same as above, should NOT have Net Center music. Again, it's near the sea, so you might as well change the music to Water Labiryth's music, (Namely "Paradise" to me.) or Cinnabar's music.
3. As for the 3rd con, which is also what I hate, is the mining game.
It's not that I hate the mining game itself, it's just that when you use a pick to hit a rock, the "rumble" is JUST. TOO. BIG.
You can at least make the "rumble" smaller. But not too small.
That won't be good, either.
Now, on to the grammar mistakes/glitches section.
It should be: Josh: Congratulations!
You beat me and earned your Plove Badge! (Please be warned that the word "badge" in your Hack has to be capitalized.)
It should be: One more thing: You can only use a TM once,
so use it wisely.
, not
I think I have reported this glitch before, but meh, I shall report
it again. When you talk to Greg in this direction, he will not face you after his phone call. Also, he walks
you right after this text.
Strange glitch, I know, but easily fixable.
This sentence should end with a question mark instead of a period, 'cause it's a question.
I missed that one... 0.o
You cannot "do" a Trainer Card, you can only
Trainer Card.
It should be: ...Badge, you can use Fly outside of battle.
It should be: One last thing: Remember to be careful down there.
It should be: It's one of the strongest Fire type moves
out there, so use it wisely.
It should be: Oh, that's right, you've never had a Pokemon battle before, right?
This is the end of my post. Please read it slow and steady.
I am now an anime dubber, cover singer and a fan of anime. I can still apply as a translator and grammar corrector, though.
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While traveling on Cape Cod, we had the good fortune to try some gluten free products from Good Ju Ju Bakery. Yes, dear readers, the roll pictured above, Good Ju Ju Bakery's GF dinner roll, tastes just like the rolls we used to eat pre-Celiac. I practically cried when I bit into this crunchy-on-the-outside, soft-on-the-inside delicious dinner roll.
The good news: Judith Mann, the owner of the company, has an agreement with Greyston Bakery in Yonkers, NY. They will be taking over production of her fabulous GF products, with the aim of making them available on a much more national basis. The name of this new line of gluten free baked goods will be Do Goodie. If places like Whole Foods do their homework, after they get hip and carry Breads From Anna in every store they own, they'll add Do Goodie to their shelves. Keep your eyes peeled!
Meanwhile, if you happen to be on Cape Cod, you can purchase Good Ju Ju Bakery products from Ring Brothers Marketplace in South Dennis, MA. The Windfall Market in Falmouth used to carry them, but has discontinued doing so. I stopped by there this morning and suggested that they strongly reconsider bringing the line back into their store AND that they begin carrying Breads From Anna (I'm partial – I love her breads – they're all fabulous!).
Speaking of the Windfall Market, this is another NOT-TO-BE-MISSED stop if you're on Cape Cod and looking for a market that sells gluten free packaged foods (dry goods and frozen). Though a medium-sized market, their selection is vast. Everything you could possibly need, from a gluten free perspective, can be found at Windfall.
I was so excited to find that Windfall carries the Schar line of baked goods. I'd heard and read about Schar, but never tasted them. They're excellent. So far, I've tasted the Chocolate-Dipped cookies (reminded me of Pepperidge Farm cookies) and the Table Crackers – they were good on their own, but I'll love having some hummus spread on them for today's lunch.
And last but not least, let me tell you about yesterday's lunch on Martha's Vineyard. We took the ferry to Vineyard Haven and were picked up by the Vineyard Haven Public Library Children's librarian. After performing a morning children's concert, we had a little time before we had to catch the 2:30 ferry back to Woods Hole. We poked around Vineyard Haven for a little bit. They have an absolutely kick-ass kitchen store. I bought a triple french bread pan and will use it to bake some gluten free baguettes this weekend.
For lunch, we wanted to eat at the Art Cliff Diner, reputed to be an excellent stop for gluten free, vegetarian and vegan dining, but the wait was too long. And forget about the Black Dog Tavern. We could've been seated, but between you and me, their gluten free options are less than optimal. And forget about it if you're vegetarian or vegan. So, instead we wandered into a place called Tropical Restaurant. Bingo! I ordered a custom-designed lunch – it wasn't on the menu, but all the items were on the menu in some form or another. So, after asking questions that helped me figure out what was safe to eat, I ordered white rice with black beans and grilled veggies and homefries. It was perfect.
What did I learn? Sometimes even the most unsuspecting restaurants can be just what you're looking for, so be open to the possibilities. That actually is a good maxim for just about anything in life, don't you think?


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Big Ten Geeks: In the 40s
Illinois picked up a much needed home victory over Michigan State, and Illini fans would probably appreciate if the discussion ended right there. It was about as ugly as basketball can get, with turnovers and missed shots aplenty. The Spartans had more missed shots than points, and their 26.7 effective field goal percentage represented the program's worst shooting night in at least 15 seasons (I only have eFG data back to 1997-98). To top it all off, conference player of the year contender Draymond Green, who hadn't played anyway much due to foul trouble, left the game late with an apparent injury. Green has been diagnosed with a sprained left knee and is considered day-to-day, which is certainly better than many of the possible alternatives.


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Maria Himmelfahrt, the Church of the Assumption, is a late-Gothic building, inaugurated in 1513, but with a choir from 1399. Life-size sculptures of apostles flank the fine late-Baroque high altar. The church also boasts a Rococo pulpit and side altars, as well as numerous tombstones.
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IBM Rational Test RealTime shows zero coverage results after a successful test execution.
This could be caused by buffer overflow.
Diagnosing the problem
Verify buffer size set from the value for the field RTRT_ BUFFER_SIZE in the Target Deployment Port (TDP).
Resolving the problem
Extend the value of the RTRT_ BUFFER_SIZE field to avoid the buffer overflow.
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Weird...I Thought I Was the Only One
I think it's because I'm just a simple girl. I'm honest, I don't try to be someone I'm not, I don't follow trends, don't really like to party, I'm not an attention seeker...that's just not me. I'm not a follower. People have ignored me my entire life because I'm just not interesting enough for them...I guess. It was hard for me to find friends back in school AND STILL IS because of this. And it's even harder to find a guy who wants me for something other than the physical part of me. Well, I'm used to it by now. I feel even more out of place here online. Mainly because, The internet is a place where you can anonymously be whoever you want to be.....and I can only be me.
To thine own self be true. :-)
Hey, for some reason you showed up on my radar here on EP, and I started looking up your experiences...you are very interesting, and so what if you don't like to go out and party so much? Boo-hoo to any guy who doesn't "line-up" enough to think you're worth their time; it's their loss! <br />
Trust me, it might be some dweeb someday, but if the 'physical' side of you is enough to draw guys you don't want, soon enough the rest will attract a guy who will thank his lucky stars to even have someone like you look in his direction!


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We've examined the most expensive cities to travel to around the world, according to Trip Index by Trip Advisor.
But what about budget travelers? Asia is clearly the way to go this summer, as Trip Index determined that's where six of the 10 best value destinations can be found.
A taxi ride for $1.71? You can find that in Beijing. Cocktails for two people for $9.45? Head to Bangkok.
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Philippe Cousteau, the grandson of late French Oceanographer Jacques Cousteau, has teamed up with the University of Virginia to produce a game that shows off how day-to-day decisions impact the Chesapeake Bay region.
UVA Junior Avery Paxton plays a farmer in the Chesapeake Bay game, and described to NBC29.com how his avatar's actions can affect change in the game, "The measures that I take for farming can either increase or decrease the nitrogen or phosphorous that are going into the bay watershed and eventually creating anoxic regions."
Players can also take on the role of fishermen, developers or policy makers. The game uses actual scientific data to simulate the health of the Bay, which Cousteau said is "in a steady decline."
Speaking to UVA paper The Cavalier Daily, student Michael Villalobos said the game is so realistic, that, "There's plenty of validity in making it useful for policymakers."
Cousteau added, "In the long run, we will be developing this as a K-12 game and applying it to use in watersheds around the world."