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UMass Rolls Over Marshall, 83-65
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AMHERST, Mass. (AP) - Maurice Maxwell scored 19 points, leading Massachusetts to an 83-65 victory over Marshall on Saturday.
Rashaun Freeman added 18 points and 10 rebounds and Anthony Anderson scored 17 for UMass (3-4).
The Minutemen led 46-29 at halftime and never trailed in the contest. Freeman scored 14 points and Maxwell added 13 for the Minutemen in the first half, as UMass shot 50 percent from the field for the half.
Marshall (3-4) made an 11-2 run early in the second half, cutting the lead to 14, 58-44 with 13:26 remaining, but was unable to close the gap any further. The Minutemen led by as many as 24 points, 78-54, with 5:21 to play.
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This is a crosspost from the Dahon forums as I haven't had a lot of bite on the "which rim to get" question. Here's the text:
Well, I now have another rear rim split down the middle. Any replacement ideas? At least the hardier Velocity wheel lasted longer the the skinnier one. I swear that I don't do any crazy stuff on the streets. Are 20" wheels not made for guys my size? (see other thread, I haven't changed much) Is it the constant hard accelerations from NYC commuting that stress the wheels? Potholes I dance around every day? Oy!
Original post is here with links to some of my previous trashed wheel threads. This new wheel would be my fifth rear folder wheel in less than five years of riding folders. What am I doing wrong?


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Landfill retires 15-acre section
ELKHART — Marking the first step in a long process, a 15-acre section of the Earthmovers Landfill is being sealed off and will no longer be used to collect trash.
Trucks began hauling heaps of dirt into the privately owned landfill on C.R. 26 at the end of May, and the project to cap the north side of the site could wrap up at the end of July or early August depending on weather, manager Tom Wilson said.
"The weather has been great getting this work done," he said. "We haven't had a whole lot of rain, so they're probably at least two or three weeks ahead of schedule."
For the next few months, bulldozers will scale the landfill's slopes while construction workers line the mound of waste with a black synthetic sheet, cover it with layers of compacted clay and dirt and finally top off the section with soil and vegetative grass. After that, it will be business as usual at the landfill until the next section is ready to be sealed off, Wilson said.
Wilson said it is difficult to predict the timeline to cap the entire 95-acre landfill, which has been in operation since the late 70s. He said the biggest factor is the volume of waste that the facility receives. Most of the waste, he said, comes from commercial and industrial businesses. The volume has dropped in recent years as the economy dipped, he noted. An emphasis on recycling programs has also caused the volume of waste to shrink.
The nearby Elkhart County Landfill largely collects residential waste. Manager Kim Davis estimated that the county's landfill will probably start capping a section on the north side of the site in five to six years. The landfill covers 220 acres plus another 80 acres that are no longer used.


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Dear all,
I did an installation for customer this week, and the network environment is as follows:
ZCS is put in DMZ , and use 192.168.10.100 IP
Firewall will bind a public IP, e.g. 22.214.171.124 for ZCS.
We also install a DNS server in ZCS to host the 60.100.20 public zone and provide DNS server for outside connection.
(by the way, DNS doesn't define the internal 192.168.10 zone)
However, after we'd done all the setting, we found ZCS can not receive incoming mails, all mails are queue and the error is something like :
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At last, I made change to DNS server to create the 192.168.10 zone and remove the 60.100.20 zone solved the issue. however, I still have no idea why it has such error, and you know, there's no DNS server for this public zone right now.
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One trillion. Not only is this a number with a whole lot of zeros, it is also the number of playbacks on YouTube in 2011. And those viewing numbers are not getting any smaller — in fact, online video's explosive growth will probably add a few more zeros with this year's roll out of Internet-enabled Smart TV sets (not to mention the new high-resolution iPad).
This growth in online video offers unique opportunities for small businesses and freelancers.
Unlike advertising on television, you do not have to buy "air time" for online video. Neither do you have to confine yourself to the 30-second spot or to selling within the conventional commercial format. On the Internet, a small business has a much greater chance of attracting relevant eyeballs and winning new customers in a cost-effective way. And video advertising can take varied and creative paths (witness the iPhone in a blender commercial).
Successfully marketing with video requires more than just clicking on YouTube's "upload" button. It takes careful development and focused execution at all stages, from planning to production to promotion. Here are some pointers for success during each phase.
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- Know who you want to reach. How well do you know your customers? If you don't know what they like, dislike, or what interests them, start with a bit of research.
- Make it shareable. To get traction online, you have to cater to your target audience's interests. On top of that, you need to inspire them to share the video with their friends. You want them to say, "I have got to send this to someone else!" Carefully analyze your target customers to determine what they want to watch. Then make it fun, interesting, even a bit offbeat — just make sure the video is memorable and worth sharing.
- Make it scripted. Unless you are an incredible improv artist, you need a plan for your video before you start shooting it. Writing a detailed video script is the best way to accomplish that. Note shot by shot what you want, making use of storyboards if need be to better visualize the finished product.
- Make it short. For maximum shareability, shorter is better. More people will be interested in watching your video if the time investment is small. There are a few exceptions to this rule — mostly based on the genre of video you produce. For example, an instructional video can be longer that a product commercial, and a documentary can exceed the length of a music video.
- Make it fit. As mentioned above, genre is an important consideration. The beauty of marketing with web video is that you are not boxed into a certain style. You can make an offbeat commercial, a short documentary, share useful tips, create a branding piece or give a product demonstration. All of these formats work — just be sure to choose the best fit for your business and audience. And as the videos linked to above demonstrate, a small production budget can accomplish a lot. You just have to have a bit of creativity to spur it forward.
Producing your video
- Emphasize quality. As a small business, you probably are lacking a big budget. But that is no excuse for videos that are too dark, audio that is almost impossible to hear or editing that is sloppy. Each of these issues is fairly simple to fix with a bit of know-how. Read up on video production basics at sites like Videomaker.com and Creative COW. And if you have no video experience yourself, you can hire video producers here on oDesk.
- Get good advice. As with all marketing activities, ask for feedback before releasing the final product. Input from others can help you refine and improve your video. Also, check out YouTube's Creator's Playbook. It is designed to help content producers — like you! — learn to make better web videos as well as learn to better utilize the site.
Promoting your video
- Choose your outlet. YouTube is a good first choice. But there are also many niche sites that appeal to certain audiences. Vimeo, Veoh, DailyMotion and Blip.TV are just a few of the options. And remember to add the video to your web and social media outlets as well.
- Use the right keywords. You would be amazed at how many online viewers are just looking for something — anything — to watch! You want your video to show up in search results. To improve your rankings, write an SEO-friendly description and tag your video with the appropriate keywords.
- Promote your video. Share the link to your video in newsletters and emails, embed it on your website and blog, and send it to relevant bloggers and journalists. If given the option, make your video embeddable so others can easily share it with their circles. Be sure to comment on your own video and ask others to rate it. Also, add it to social bookmarking sites such as Digg and Delicious.
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"These young men and women, when you see them you can't help but be proud of them," said Lott. "They have pride. They have a job to do and they're doing it. It's an inspiration to me. They're well equipped for most missions. They are sophisticated, probably the smartest military we've ever had."
Lott said the military will be honored by President Bush during the inaugural ceremony Thursday in Washington.
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Differential of -171 points (-10.7/g), 31st.
Expected W-L: 3.7-12.3.
Takeaway/Giveaway Differential -8 (-0.5/g), 25th.
Simple Rating System: Total -10.0, Offense: -4.4, Defense: -5.7, SoS: 0.7, versus averages of 0.0.
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She's called the most dominant female snowboard athlete of the past two years.
In reality, it's not just the past two years. Kelly Clark is the most decorated women's superpipe athlete of all time.
And she's not done yet.
Clark will compete at 7:15 tonight for an unprecedented third straight gold medal in the superpipe. Since her first medal in the X Games in 2004, Clark has missed the podium just twice. The West Dover, Vt., product claimed her first gold in 2006, and two years ago, she landed the event's first 1080 to begin her gold-medal streak.
Pushing the envelope is common in winter-action sports. But Clark distances herself by not just setting a high bar, but also making it common.
The 1080 is now a routine trick in her runs, and something onlookers can expect from her at Buttermilk. When she landed the first 1080 in 2011, Clark said it was just a progression in ability for her career.
"It's not just about one trick," Clark said last week. "I inserted both the 900 and 1080 in the run. It's about the whole package, and it showed everyone that the 1080 wasn't just a one-time trick. That is pretty much a part of my run."
Two weeks ago, Clark competed in a FIS World Cup competition at Copper Mountain, and wound up second after falling on her first run and rebounding in her second. In December, she finished fifth in a Dew Tour stop in Breckenridge.
"These are stepping stones for the X Games," Clark said. "I'm starting to do the more technical tricks. It's all building for me."
Her biggest competition seemingly will be Elena Hight, who, in a press conference Wednesday afternoon, was asked if she would attempt a double backside alley-oop rodeo - known as a double cork. It was reported that she landed one earlier that afternoon in practice. If the 23-year-old from South Lake Tahoe, Calif., lands the trick, she would join Shaun White and Danny Davis as the only two other snowboarders to land it in competition.
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When Snowmass Village's Gretchen Bleiler announced she pulled out of the games Wednesday evening, the field notably shrunk, but still has reigning Olympic gold medalist Torah Bright of Australia.
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Anchor Bay // 2011 // 88 Minutes // Rated PG
Reviewed by Judge Paul Pritchard (Retired) // November 30th, 2011
Saving The World Is Their Idea Of Family Time.
Cecil: "Our stepmother's a spy?"
Rebecca: "Impossible! She's not cool enough."
Marissa Cortez-Wilson (Jessica Alba, Sin City) is happily married to reality TV star Wilbur Wilson (Joel McHale, Community), and is stepmother to his two children, Cecil (Mason Cook) and Rebecca (Rowan Blanchard), along with their newborn baby. What her family don't know, is that Marissa is a retired secret agent, and when The Timekeeper -- a dastardly villain threatening Armageddon -- strikes, Marissa is called back into action.
With the fate of all mankind at stake, Marissa is forced to seek the help of her stepchildren, and, with the help of ex-Spy Kids Juni (Daryl Sabara) and Carmen Cortez (Alexa Vega), defeat the Timekeeper before the world literally runs out of time.
While I'm not about to hail Spy Kids: All the Time in the World as a must-see picture, I also don't believe the film warrants much of the criticism leveled against it. Sure, it lacks some of the quirky charm of its predecessors (in particular the first two installments in the franchise), but this fast-paced, lighthearted romp is perfectly decent, if somewhat routine, family entertainment.
Bearing in mind the eight-year hiatus the Spy Kids series took following Spy Kids 3: Game Over, Spy Kids: All the Time in the World fits in seamlessly and feels very much part of the same world first visited in 2001's Spy Kids. Just like the original trilogy, this latest installment moves along at 100 miles per hour, and seems to be making it up as it goes along. There's an infectious energy that should really appeal to younger viewers, as should the fun gadgets which lead to some of the film's more inventive set pieces.
Unfortunately, four pictures in, the level of invention that previously drove the series is found wanting this time out, and in many ways this latest picture cannibalizes ideas from the earlier movies. Remedying this somewhat is the shift in focus, which sees Jessica Alba's Marissa Cortez-Wilson taking up a large chunk of the screen time. Of course, Cecil and Rebecca, a.k.a. Spy Kids 2.0 are still left having to save the world, but their adventures feel all too familiar. Confounding this further is the decision to bring back the original Spy Kids, Carmen and Juni. As much fun as the two are, and despite how nice it is seeing them again, they only really serve to undermine this latest generation of juvenile spies.
Another problem with the film comes from the motivation of the movie's villain, The Timekeeper, which when revealed, isn't evil at all. In fact, it is very easy to sympathize with his plight, and his message about not wasting time holds plenty of truth.
Say what you will about the film's ropey narrative (it's serviceable at least), but there's no questioning Rodriguez's ability to craft an arresting image. Whether it be The Timekeeper's CGI-created lair, or the family friendly action scenes, Spy Kids: All the Time in the World delivers. A standout is an aerial chase sequence, which sees villains pursuing the children on jet-boards, and is both fast and exciting, and sure to have younger viewers (the film's target audience) lapping it up.
Just as Sylvester Stallone and George Clooney did in Spy Kids 3, the famous faces who crop up in Spy Kids: All the Time in the World seem to be having heaps of fun. Rowan Blanchard and Mason Cook, as Cecil and Rebecca, are appealing child actors, who ably carry their share of the movie. While Jessica Alba and Alexa Vega are clearly in tune with Rodriguez's vision, it is Jeremy Piven (Entourage) who really stands out in not one, not two, but three roles! Also worthy of a mention is Ricky Gervais (Extras), who provides the voice of Argonaut, the kids' robotic dog companion. Okay, so the role hardly stretches Gervais, but his comedic style (albeit severely watered down for family consumption) provides most of the film's best comedy moments.
The 1.78:1 anamorphic transfer offers a sharp picture, complemented by bold colors. Detail levels are excellent, with rich black levels. The 5.1 soundtrack offers a dynamic mix. Robert Rodriguez kicks of the extras with a interview, carried out by a young girl. There are a handful of deleted scenes included on the disc, along with short featurettes looking at how the character of Argonaut was brought to life ("How to Make a Robotic Dog"); comedian and actor Ricky Gervais' performance ("Ricky Gervais As Argonaut"); and a look at some of the new, and old, gadgets ("Spy Gadgets"). Finally, there is the "Spy Kids: Passing The Torch" featurette, which talks about the new Spy Kids and features behind-the-scenes footage, and a video diary, which follows the two young actors on set.
Not the total disaster you may have heard it is, Spy Kids: All the Time in the World offers enough action and excitement to keep pre-teens happy. Just be prepared for them to start using the phrase, "Oh, shit-ake mushrooms!" for the next few months.
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Audio: 91
Extras: 70
Acting: 80
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Running Time: 88 Minutes
Release Year: 2011
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A man is dead following a crash in Beaufort County early this morning.
Lawmen say 41-year-old Christopher Spain died after his truck ran off the road and struck a tree.
It happened on Betsy Elbow Road, near Slatestone Road, outside of Washington, around 3:00 a.m.
Troopers say Spain's truck was traveling too fast for the curve.
The crash happened a little over a mile from where Spain's son, 22-year-old Christopher "Joey" Spain Jr., died in a crash in September 2011.


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Serving Sara (2002)
Starring: Matthew Perry,
Elizabeth Hurley
Director: Reginald Hudlin
Rating: PG-13
Studio: Paramount
Posted: 1.27.03
Spoilers: None
Reviewed by
Dennis Landmann
So Matthew
Perry plays process server Joe Tyler and Elizabeth Hurley plays
divorced wife Sara Moore. If these characters don't warrant a
road trip film I don't know who does. The two team up to serve
divorce papers to cheating husband Gordon Moore (Campbell), but
fellow process server/office rival (Vincent Pastore) tries to
thwart their plan. The idea behind Serving Sara is
menacingly simple, which is why the film worked better than I
initially thought. The previews didn't get me to pay $9 to sit
inside the theater.
Sara is essentially a road trip comedy branded with silly
jokes and a helpless plot. This film doesn't offer anything hip
or new to the genre, but manages to entertain for at least half
of its running time. Serving Sara is a predictable mess
in terms of writing, but surprisingly the presentation is not.
The comedy has its ups and downs, but I made it through the film
without fast-forwarding.
Granted, I
realize this film isn't up to par with any sort of standards,
but I enjoyed this film for what it is: a 100-minute comedic
escape if nothing else is available for the moment. I guess this
sounds like I enjoyed this film with all my heart, but I didn't.
Really. Deep down inside I know how dull and ridiculous this
film is. I don't deny it. Serving Sara follows its
formula so close that after the first thirty minutes the story
begins to drag and scenes last longer than they should.
Perry clearly enjoys his character
and it shows. I doubt the character was as hip on the page, but
Perry's performance, even though he somewhat sleepwalked through
it, contained a fun comedic edge. On the other hand, however,
Hurley's sexy accent is not the main attraction here, but her
looks definitely are. My thanks go out to the wardrobe and
make-up departments. Vincent Pastore doesn't have much to work
with, but his character carries some silliness that translates
well enough. On the other hand, Bruce Campbell and Cedric The
Entertainer are completely lackluster and their talent is wasted
in this film.
5 out of 10
Paramount usually does a good job
of creating well-balanced picture quality. Serving Sara
is no exception. Presented in 1:85.1, the screen is filled with
mostly bring colors, leaving hardly any room for dark spots. On
the other hand, I noticed some lines and scratches around the
edges, but nothing scene-specific.
7 out of 10
Marcus Miller's film score
graces the front and rear speakers, creating an easy atmosphere.
Serving Sara doesn't focus much on audio quality, but
once in a while specific sound effects (and you know which ones)
do come off as loud and clear (no pun intended). For those of
you who want to know, Paramount offers 5.1 Surround, Dolby
Surround, and French Dolby Surround.
Considering the dismal box office
run, I didn't except this DVD release to get much attention.
However, Paramount proved me wrong. There's some interesting
stuff on here that is worth the price of a rental, but then
there is other stuff that is not.
Director's commentary - I
didn't really care for the film too much and this track isn't
very interesting.
Behind-the-scenes featurette
- Nothing special.
Outtakes - "Have it your
way, dude", but some of this stuff was rather funny.
2 deleted scenes and 3
alternate scenes - Well, I'm glad these didn't make it,
otherwise the film would've been even more longer than
I'm not sure whether to recommend
this film or not. My initial response is "no." Perhaps after
some thinking my response can change. You know what, it's still
a "no." I'd like to say "don't waste your money on this," but
the DVD presentation warrants at least a $2.99 rental (that is,
if you can find a deal like this, which is probably impossible,
but that's not up to me).
Overall DVD Rating: 6 out of 10
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Jerk Snapper Recipe
- 1lbred snapper filletsor any firm light-fleshedfish
- 1lemon, quartered
- olive oil, to taste
- soy sauce, to taste
- habanero sauce or red pepper sauce, to taste
for the jerk rub
- 1tablespoonground allspice
- 1tablespoondried thyme
- 2teaspoonscurry powder
- 1tablespoonmild paprika
- 2teaspoonssugar
- 1teaspoonsalt
- 1 1/2teaspoonsblack pepper
- 1tablespooncayenne pepper
- 1/2teaspoon gratednutmeg
- 1/2teaspoonground cinnamon
- 1/4teaspoonground cloves
- Mix together ingredients for the jerk rub and massage it generously into the fillets.
- Refrigerate fish for about 1 hour.
- Preheat oven to 400°F.
- Lightly oil a baking sheet large enough to hold the fish in a single layer.
- Place fillets on baking sheet and drizzle the tops lightly with olive oil.
- Bake at 400F for 6 minutes.
- Turn fillets and drizzle once more with a little olive oil.
- Continue baking for 4-6 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork (time may vary depending on how thick your fish is).
- Just prior to serving, drizzle cooked fillets with lemon juice, a little soy sauce, and however much pepper sauce you prefer.
- Serve hot.
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Non-vegans might raise a quizzical eyebrow at some of the products that fall into the 'accidentally vegan' category, but for those who choose to eat a diet free from animal products it is an unexpected bonus when walking down the supermarket aisle.
So much so that ever-growing lists are springing up on websites, forums and even social media sites devoted to veganism.
Claire Miller compiled PETA Australia's very comprehensive online list and says it is good to make yourself aware. Not many 'accidentally vegan' products are labelled as such. In some cases this is because companies can't guarantee what has churned through the industrial sized blenders or baked in the supersized ovens before the 'accidentally vegan' products had their turn in the production process. Companies may also refuse to guarantee whether additives sourced down the supply chain are of plant or animal origin.
"Most [food] labels are very clear and even some have a vegan symbol," Miller says.
However, Miller encourages vegans to be vigilant label-readers.
"Ingredients do tend to change and companies change their ingredients without informing [the public]," Miller warns.
Here are six 'ninja vegan' products that may surprise you…
Classic Oreos
"Milk's favourite cookie" is sandwiched with a "vanilla cream" filling that contains absolutely no dairy. So stock up the cookie jar and skip the dunking. Miller says Oreos are her favourite 'accidentally vegan' product and she uses them in cupcakes. If you're a sweet tooth, Arnott's strawberry shortcake and lemon crisp biscuits are also vegan.
Pringles: barbecue and buffalo wing
The word barbecue conjures up whiffs of sizzling steaks and charred snags, but when it comes to snack seasonings it's usually vegie-based. Barbecue Pringles may be "bursting with flavour" but they're not bursting with beef… the packet proudly proclaims a vegan tick. Careful chip packet perusal reveals vegans can indulge their inner pseudo-carnivore guilt-free with the Xtreme Buffalo Wing Pringles, although we're guessing that's not going to be high on their to-do list.
Woolworths Homebrand Garlic Bread
A fluffy baguette with lashings of butter, herbs and garlic … that's garlic bread, right? In this case, not quite. Vegetable oil margarine, which contains no dairy, is used instead of the butter. This product does not feature on all "accidentally vegan" lists as emulsifier 481 is derived from glycerol, so there is a slim chance it may contain animal fats.
Praise 99% Fat Free Creamy Mayonnaise
They say you don't make friends with salad - well with this secret salad dressing you'll be sure to make some vegan friends. Traditionally a thick, creamy concoction of egg, oil, and vinegar, Praise's fat-free variety ditches the egg and replaces it with thickeners and vegetable gums.
Frozen pastry sheets
Ever made puff pastry at home? It's layer upon layer of buttery goodness. Not in the case of many store-bought options. Many frozen pastry sheets ditch the traditional butter content and replace it with a vegetable oil based margarine. So while they may not possess the buttery richness of your typical Parisian croissant, these products are good to go. Pampas shortcrust and puff pastry sheets are confirmed vegan (note: avoid the brand's Butter Puff variety).
What other 'ninja vegan' products have you come across? Share your discoveries in the comments below.


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Feb 1, 2012
NFU Scotland and the National Pig Association met with the head of the European Commission's (EC) animal welfare unit, Andrea Gavinelli, early this month and there were talks about concerns as to whether compliant UK producers won't be at risk of being disadvantaged as EU competitors continue to use a more cost effective system.
NFUS's pigs working group chairman, Philip Sleigh, said: "Compliance in the UK with the forthcoming sow stall legislation is not an issue as a ban on the use of sow stalls was unilaterally introduced in here January 1999. However, it is in the interests of every single UK pig producer that Europe works harder on bringing the ban into place across the whole of Europe as intended and that the mistakes made in introducing the laying cage ban, where compliant producers risk being disadvantaged, are not repeated.
He also added "It was clear from our discussions with Mr Gavinelli that enforcing the sow stall ban across the EU remains a challenge. We urged him to put an increased level of commitment and resource into ensuring a blanket introduction of the sow stall ban across the EU and that systems were introduced that were able to clearly identify whether pig meat came from legal or illegal systems. "
Source: Thescottishfarmer
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|Micah Hatfield Biography
Courtesy: Athletic Communications
Release: 07/15/2013
OREGON STATE – 2014: Signed with the San Diego Chargers as an undrafted free agent. 2013: Micah battled injuries throughout his career at Oregon State … saw considerable action as the top back-up at split end … also earned time at slot receiver when Kevin Cummings missed four games at the end of the regular season … caught a career-long 59-yard pass from Cody Vaz against Hawai'i … caught a 33-yard touchdown pass from Vaz against Washington. 2012: Earned the second-string spot at flanker behind Brandin Cooks … made nine receptions for 86 yards and two touchdowns … made touchdown grabs in back-to-back games against California and Oregon … made career-long catch of 28 yards against Nicholls State. 2011: Broke his thumb in the second day of fall camp …missed several weeks … made his debut against Washington State … played in four games … recorded the first reception of his career on a 6-yard touchdown strike in a win over Washington … played slot back all season. 2010: Eased back into football during the spring practice session … played in five games. 2009: Suffered a broken left leg in practice Oct. 13 … redshirt.
LAKE OSWEGO: Played wide receiver and defensive back at Lake Oswego … first team all-state defensive back and wide receiver, and was a favorite target of former OSU player Jack Lomax … rated the 12th best prospect in the state according to Rivals.com … 45 receptions for 868 yards and 13 touchdowns in helping Lake Oswego to the state title game … also a standout in track, placing second in the 100-meter hurdles as a junior.
PERSONAL: Born August 10, 1989 in Beaverton, Oregon … son of Tobie and Pearl Hatfield … has two siblings … Tobie and his uncle, Tinker Hatfield, are renowned footwear designers for Nike … chose Oregon State because "I like the family atmosphere. It reminded me so much of what we have at Lake Oswego. That's a really big deal with me" … graduated in December with a degree in human development and family sciences.


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Whitesboro Newspaper
Issue March 30, 1939.
Steven Oscar "Steve" CAVIN who settled in the County Line Community died 8:30pm Fri, March 24 at St. Vincent Hospital Sherman,TX. He was carried there on Tuesday for a major operation. He was born Aug 26, 1870 in Indiana and came to Texas at the age of 6yrs. He married Mary Ida Durham on Feb 5, 1893 and had 6 children. One died in infancy. Survivors are son John L. of Ethel, 4 daughters- Mrs. G.P. Allred, Mrs. C.G.Beadle, Mrs. H. Adams all residing NW of Collinsville and Mrs. W.E. Adams of Waxahachie,16 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren. Also survived by a brother Lon Cavin of Salem. He was a farmer of the Nazarene religion. Steve was a good man, leading citizen.


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Cougars Headed Back To Pioneer
PureVision Las Vegas Bowl
LAS VEGAS - Newly crowned Mountain West Conference champion BYU will appear in its second consecutive Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl after having accepted an invitation to the game, which will be played Thursday, December 21.
Following the Cougars' 42-17 victory over New Mexico at LaVell Edwards Stadium on Saturday, members of the bowl's executive committee extended the invitation at midfield to BYU President Cecil O. Samuelson, Athletics Director Tom Holmoe and Head Football Coach Bronco Mendenhall.
The ceremony happened just minutes after BYU won its first conference title since 2001 by improving to 7-0 in league play and 9-2 overall. The Cougars, who were ranked 23rd in the nation this week by the Associated Press, will take their eight-game winning streak into Salt Lake City next Saturday to face Utah in the regular-season finale for both teams. BYU's opponent in the Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl will be a team to be determined in the coming weeks from the Pacific-10 Conference.
''I can think of no one better to be the first Mountain West champion to play in our 15th annual game than BYU,'' Executive Director Tina Kunzer-Murphy said. ''Coach Mendenhall has quickly returned the Cougars to national prominence with an exciting brand of football and the university's tremendous fan base helped us take this game to a new level last year and will do so once again on December 21st. Our executive committee congratulates BYU and knows they will help make this year's Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl the best one yet.''
The Cougars are no stranger to Sam Boyd Stadium as they came to their first Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl last season and were edged by Cal 35-28 in front of the first sold-out game in the event's history. In fact, BYU's all-time record in Las Vegas stands at 7-2, including two appearances in the Western Athletic Conference championship game during the 1990s.
''We're thrilled to accept the invitation to the 2006 Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl,'' Holmoe said. ''This is a credit to Coach Mendenhall, his staff and the team. We are pleased to represent the Mountain West Conference as champions, and we look forward to a matchup against a quality team from the Pac-10. We appreciate our loyal fans for their dedication and support, and for helping to re-establish the great tradition of Cougar Football.''
The 2006 Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl, an ESPN Regional Television (ERT) owned-and-operated event, will kick off at 5 p.m. PST and be televised nationally by ESPN and ESPNHD. Since the first Las Vegas Bowl was played in 1992, six of the current nine MWC teams have appeared in the game a combined 10 times, compiling a 5-5 record. The MWC and Pac-10 have faced each other the last five seasons.
"It's an honor to return to the Pioneer PureVision Las Vegas Bowl as Mountain West Conference champions,'' BYU head coach Bronco Mendenhall said. ''We look forward to representing Brigham Young University and the conference at the highest level. This is an honor that is reflective of the leadership of our team captains, as well as the senior leadership on this team. This is an honor that belongs to them. It is well-deserved."


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World Directory of Minorities and Indigenous Peoples - Central African Republic
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2007 Industry Report: Transportation
Moving Thoughts
TREND: A jump in international trade, especially from China, is bringing record revenue to state ports.
OUTLOOK: Waterborne imports and exports are expected to double in less than 15 years.
Foreign trade is making waves at state ports in Wilmington and Morehead City. In fiscal 2006, it helped boost the N.C. State Ports Authority to record revenue of $46.9 million, up 32% from the year before and the authority's biggest profit in 15 years. International trade is expected to double by 2020, mainly driven by China and India. "That bodes well for us because we have capacity," CEO Tom Eagar says.
Wilmington had a 24% increase in container shipments last year, and the authority will spend $140 million over four years to double its capacity to handle them. Four new electric container cranes, which are more efficient than older diesel-powered models, will bring total cranes to 11 early this year. In Morehead City, a 178,000-square-foot warehouse is under construction, and plans are moving ahead for another port terminal. It's expected to open in six to eight years. The authority is seeking a private partner to help operate it. In early 2006, the authority bought 600 acres near Southport for a deep-water port. After it opens - possibly in 2016 - it could generate nearly 50,000 jobs statewide.
There is a cloud on the horizon. Housing starts are down, which could curb lumber imports, one of Wilmington's main commodities. But Eagar projects more growth in cargo and revenue this year. "It's really quite a phenomenon, developing as a result of the growth in international trade, and that's all because of China." In 2006, China was Wilmington's top trading partner and Morehead City's No. 3.
Truckers also are benefiting from trade with China, says Charlie Diehl, president of the 500-member North Carolina Trucking Association. Diehl cites Longistics, a trucking and logistics company. It saw so much potential business coming from China that it helped form the North Carolina China Center to promote stronger economic and trade ties with the mainland, Hong Kong and Taiwan. Duane Long, CEO of Longistics and chairman of the center, set up the center at his company headquarters, near Raleigh-Durham International Airport.
The trucking industry still has some problems, including a shortage of drivers and federal rules that mandate low-sulfur diesel fuel and less-polluting engines, which raises costs. Fortunately for truckers, the price of diesel fuel began to fall in late 2006. North Carolina's largest trucking company, Thomasville-based Old Dominion Freight Line, thrived last year despite those obstacles. Through three quarters, revenue was up 24% to $960 million from the period in 2005, and net income was up 40% to $55 million. "The fuel cost increase has not affected Old Dominion significantly because we have been successful in passing that cost to shippers in the form of a fuel surcharge," says Wes Frye, chief financial officer.
The average drop in fares at Charlotte/Douglas International Airport last year was the third-largest in the country, Aviation Director Jerry Orr says, because of the restructuring of Tempe, Ariz.-based US Airways, the airport's busiest carrier, as a low-cost carrier and the entry of JetBlue and AirTran into the market. Passenger boardings were up 5% through November, but cargo traffic was down 6%. US Airways made an $8 billion bid in mid-November for Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines, which is in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, then raised it to $10.2 billion in January. If the merger happens, the resulting company is expected to reduce its flights out of Charlotte.
Raleigh-Durham International Airport also added JetBlue. Passenger boardings through November were up 1%, but cargo traffic was down 2%. Things are different at Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro. For the first 11 months of 2006, cargo traffic was up 4%, but passenger boardings were down 17%. Airport officials say many passengers drive to Charlotte and Raleigh for lower fares.


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January Term in Belize: Experiential Learning in Nursing and Public Health
Program Highlights:
CSUSM students will join faculty and ProWorld Service Corps to engage in a short-term development project in San Ignacio, Belize. This service learning will enable students to engage with the community through public health education, community health outreach, educational assistance, and special community projects.
One cultural and one adventure activity each week will be available to students in addition to service learning and course work. Past activities have ranged from trips to local waterfalls to regional dance lessons.
Academic Calendar:
January 6-20, 2013
Academic Focus:Nursing Track:
For Nursing students, participants can earn up to thirty hours toward their Spring 2013 Nursing 445 or Nursing 447 Community Health courses.
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Upper-division standing in Nursing. Please see faculty contact for meeting additional course prerequisites.
Fulfillment of Academic Requirements:
Nursing: Earning field work hours toward Spring 2013 NURS 445 or NURS 447
All program participants will be placed in shared rooms at a local guest house. Meals will be prepared by local cooks and served family style to allow time for reflection on the day's challenges and successes. Volunteers will have all of their basic needs met including comfortable beds, indoor plumbing, and showers. It is important to note that living conditions will not always mirror American standards, but will always place emphasis on safety, cleanliness, and a friendly environment.
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HYDERABAD: Google will float helium balloons over rural India for Internet connectivity if an experiment testing the concept yields promising results, a senior official of the company said.
"Though we are still in the pilot phase, we have received several queries on the project and India has also shown great interest in the project," said Todd Rowe managing director for global sales channels at Google. However, he said there was no time frame to launch the project in India as it depends on the success of the ongoing pilot project.


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Friendswood Police Activity Report, March 5-11, 2012
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Friendswood Police Activity Report, March 5-11, 2012
Alvin Man Charged with Sixth DWI
Mar. 11 (3:42 a.m.) Raul Alfredo Canales, 52, of Alvin, was charged with Driving While Intoxicated-3rdor more. Canales was stopped in the 1100 block of W. Edgewood after he was observed following a vehicle too closely and having difficulty maintaining a single lane of traffic. Canales displayed signs of intoxication and failed a field sobriety test. Canales refused to take a breath test but was taken to a local hospital for a mandatory blood draw. Canales has five prior convictions for DWI, two of those cases were felonies and he is currently on probation for DWI. Canales' bond was set at $100,000.
2012 Great Texas Warrant Round Up Sound Off
Friendswood was one of many law enforcement agencies around Texas to participate in the warrant round up focusing on Class C offenses. The roundup was conducted to increase accountability for and compliance with municipal court orders. Between February 13 and March 4, individuals with warrants paid $88,938.79 to clear 391 warrants. The round up effort was a success. Combined efforts by the Friendswood Municipal Court and the Friendswood Police Department will continue in an effort to promote accountability and compliance for outstanding citations and warrants. Our enforcement efforts for warrants do not end just because this round up is over. The best way to avoid a warrant is not to receive a citation in the first place. But if you do, you must comply with the law and take responsibility for the ticket. Not doing so means that you risk the embarrassment and inconvenience of arrest during the next round up, or even the next time you are stopped by a police officer. Communicate with the court and find out what options are available to you.
Family Violence
Mar. 9 (7:28 p.m.) Officers responded to a disturbance in the parking lot of Sonic, located at 806 S. Friendswood Drive. Marie Alicia Rodriguez, 49, of Alvin, was issued a citation for Assault by Contact-Family Violence. She is accused of hitting her husband in the head during an argument inside their vehicle.
Mar. 10 (12:16 a.m.) Jerry Lee Newman, 19, of Houston, was charged with Assault Causing Bodily Injury-Family Violence-Enhanced. Officers were dispatched to a disturbance at a residence in the 5100 block of Abercreek Avenue. When officers arrived, they could hear struggle going on inside the home. They entered the residence and separated a man and woman. Newman is accused of assaulting two persons inside the home and tried to choke and strangle his girlfriend. Newman's prior arrests include Assault, Interfering with an Emergency Phone Call, Criminal Mischief, Obstructing Police and Public Intoxication.
Mar. 5 (10:41 a.m.) A resident in the 100 block of Clearview Avenue reported the unauthorized use of his debit card. There were eight fraudulent transactions totaling more than $1900.
Mar. 5 (1:28 p.m.) A resident in the 1800 block Streamside Drive told police that she had received information that a check had been returned unpaid. The check was from a bank that the victim does not have an account with. An investigation is underway.
Mar. 5 (4:32 p.m.) A resident in the 16500 block of Forest Bend Avenue said that he received an email from Amazon.com notifying him of a secondary Amazon account opened with his credit card. Amazon caught the fraudulent activity and cancelled the account. A check of his account showed that the card had been used to start the Amazon account and to order a credit report. The account has now been closed.
Mar. 7 (11:34 a.m.) A resident in the 1800 block of Mission Circle reported that his personal information had been compromised and that someone had attempted to open a loan account without permission. He realized the identity theft when he received a denial letter from a creditor. The creditor advised that an application was submitted online.
Mar. 9 (4:27 p.m.) A resident in the 1600 block of Cascade Falls was checking his bank account online when he noticed unauthorized checks. The transactions were reported to the bank and the account has been closed.
Missing Person
Police are looking for any information on the whereabouts of 24-year old, Mark Anthony Michalec, of Friendswood. Mark had been staying at a sober living facility in the 900 block of W. Castlewood Drive; however, family members grew increasingly concerned when they had not heard from Mark in several days. Mark is described as being a 24 year old, white, male, 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighing approximately 280 pounds. He has brown hair and brown eyes. Mark drives a tan 2003 Ford Taurus, TX-CT7R369. The last time anyone heard from Mark was on March 7 and he recently quit his job.
Driving While Intoxicated
Mar. 10 (2:25 a.m.) Robert Anthony Maynard, 37, of Webster, was charged with Driving While Intoxicated. Maynard was stopped in the 5000 block of FM 2351 after hitting a curb while he was driving. Maynard exhibited signs of intoxication and failed a field sobriety test. A search warrant for Maynard's blood specimen was approved and signed. Maynard was then taken to a local hospital for a blood draw.
Public Intoxication
Mar. 8 (3:21 p.m.) Officers were dispatched to Westwood Elementary School to check the welfare of a woman and her child. A school crossing guard told police that an intoxicated woman was leaving the school with her child. The child was physically supporting his mother as she crossed the street and got into a van. An officer stopped the van, and identified the intoxicated woman as Kimberly Reeves King, 49, of Pearland. The woman's level of impairment was extreme, especially given the fact that she was the primary caregiver for the child. King's identifiers were run through the state database and a warrant for Violation of Probation for DWI and two Webster traffic warrants were found. King's prior arrests include drug, alcohol and traffic offenses.
Mar. 10 (12:03 p.m.) John Purcer Buckley III, 58, of Friendswood, was charged with Public Intoxication in the 700 block of W. Parkwood Avenue. Officers were called to a restaurant parking lot for an intoxicated person. As Buckley exited the restaurant, a citizen told the officers that Buckley was the man they had been called about. Buckley was visibly impaired as he was having trouble keeping his balance and when the officer approached Buckley, he could detect the smell of alcohol on Buckley's breath and person. Buckley was walking toward his truck where an officer had already observed an open bottle of Tequila and a recently purchased bottle of wine behind the driver's seat. Buckley was taken into custody to prevent him from driving and being a danger to himself and others.
Mar. 6 (2:56 p.m.) Damon Dewayne Porter, 37, of Galveston, was charged with No Driver's License and Evelynn Yvette Carranza, 19, of Texas City, was charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Porter was stopped for a traffic violation in the 4600 block of FM 2351. Porter told the officer that he has never had a driver's license and only had an identification card. During contact with Porter, the officer detected the smell of marijuana coming from the interior of the vehicle. Porter was asked to get out of the vehicle and granted the officer permission to search him and his vehicle. A short time later, the officer located an outstanding warrant for Porter in La Marque. The backseat passenger, Carranza, quickly told the officer that she had some marijuana in a folded envelope. Porter's prior arrests include Assault, theft, criminal mischief and drug offenses.
Mar. 9 (9:04 a.m.) Sergio Ariel Rios, 20, of Houston, was charged with Possession of Marijuana. Rios was stopped in the 16500 block of Barcelona Drive for speeding. While speaking with Rios, the officer detected the smell of marijuana coming from the interior of the vehicle. As the officer searched the vehicle, he found marijuana residue scattered throughout the vehicle's interior. He then found a glass pipe and two bags of marijuana along with three half-smoked marijuana cigars and a package of Zig-Zag rolling papers and a marijuana grinder.
Mar. 9 (3:44 p.m.) Brianna Larynn Corley, 25, of Galveston, was charged with Possession of Marijuana. Corley was a passenger in a vehicle stopped in the 100 block of E. Edgewood. When the officer was talking to the driver, he noticed the smell of marijuana. When the driver denied having any marijuana, Corley was questioned and admitted to have the substance in her purse. She also had a glass pipe in her pocket.
Mar. 11 (12:37 a.m.) Cody Pierre Pinkins, 17, of Houston, and Rodney Jerome Rogers, 17, of Friendswood, was charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Minor in Possession of Tobacco. Pinkins was stopped for a traffic violation in the 3000 block of W. Bay Area Blvd. When the officer contacted Pinkins, he detected the smell of marijuana inside the vehicle. Pinkins and Rogers denied having any marijuana in the car; however, during a search, officers found a baggie with a small amount of marijuana in the backseat along with a cigarillo in one of the door panels.
Mar. 11 (8:29 p.m.) George H. Stevenson, 39, of Georgetown, was charged with Possession of Marijuana. An officer was looking for a suspicious vehicle reported in the Polly Ranch subdivision. The caller told police that a vehicle was driving in circles in the neighborhood and provided the vehicle's description. The officer found the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop in the 2100 block of Airline Drive. Stevenson told the officer that he did not live in the neighborhood but knew a friend in the area. During the conversation, the officer detected the smell of marijuana and asked Stevenson if he had marijuana inside the vehicle. At first, Stevenson admitted to only having a marijuana cigarette but later told the officer that he had a baggie of marijuana.
Juvenile-Related Offenses
A 16 year old League City juvenile male was charged with Evading Arrest or Detention in a Motor Vehicle after he led Friendswood officers in a vehicle pursuit in a stolen vehicle. The situation began when two Friendswood officers were on a traffic stop in the 3200 block of W. Bay Area Blvd at around 2:47 a.m. on March 6. The officer noticed that a white GMC Sierra pick up was driving erratically toward them. As the vehicle passed, the officer noticed that the passenger side back rim was sparking. One of the officers left the traffic stop and attempted to stop the erratic driver. The officer initiated his overhead lights and siren; however, the vehicle did not stop. Instead, the driver tried to evade police and appeared to be having difficulty controlling the vehicle. At one point during the pursuit, the driver narrowly missed striking the concrete barrier on top of the Clear Creek Bridge. The driver then made an abrupt turn, causing the driver to lose control, hit a fire hydrant and landing in the front yard of a residence in the 100 block of Alderwood Street in League City. The 16-year old driver got out of the truck and started running. An officer chased after him and he was caught at the intersection of Alderwood and Bay Area Blvd. The officers searched the boy's pockets and found a wallet with a driver's license that did not belong to him. A short time later, officers realized that the vehicle was stolen from a residence in the 6200 block of Brookdale and the wallet, along with other items, were stolen during vehicle burglaries in the same area. The League City Police Department will be continuing the investigation into the stolen vehicle and motor vehicle burglaries in its jurisdiction. The 16-year old suspect was turned over to Harris County juvenile authorities and he will likely face additional charges in Galveston County.
Mar. 7 (4:07 p.m.) Officers were attempting to serve a "Directive to Apprehend," the juvenile equivalent of an arrest warrant, for a 16-year old female in the 300 block of Dover Lane. While officers were on scene, a vehicle pulled in the driveway. An officer recognized one of the passenger's as the juvenile he was seeking to apprehend. As the officer was speaking to the girl's mother, the juvenile got out of the car and ran. Officers were able to catch the girl in the front yard. The girl was charged with Evading Arrest or Detention and then transported to the Galveston County Juvenile Detention Center.
Mar. 5 (2:24 p.m.) Eleazar Rodriguez-Alfaro, 28, of Pearland, was charged with Failure to Identify. Alfaro was stopped in the 100 block of E. Parkwood Avenue for driving with an expired inspection sticker. Alfaro told the officer that he did not have a driver's license or an identification card; however, he did have proof of insurance. Alfaro provided the officer with a fraudulent date of birth and has done this before with another law enforcement agency. Alfaro was also issued a citation for Expired MVI and No Driver's License.
Mar. 5 (11:45 p.m.) Anthony Ray Hall, 43, of Texas City, was charged with Driving While License Invalid and No Insurance. Hall was stopped for an equipment violation in the 300 block of W. Parkwood Avenue. In addition to having a suspended driver's license, Hall also had outstanding traffic warrants in La Marque.
Mar. 9 (1:01 a.m.) Christopher Jon Cole, 17, of Friendswood, was charged with No Driver's License and No Insurance. Cole was stopped in the 600 block of Stoneledge Drive for driving with an expired registration sticker.
Mar. 10 (3:36 p.m.) Ambrocio Xiloj-Tzoc, 22, of Houston, was charged with No Driver's License and No Insurance in the 4400 block of FM 528. Xiloj-Tzoc was stopped for several traffic law violations and then was unable to provide proof of insurance and did not have a driver's license.
Did you know that college aged students are at the highest risk for being sexually assaulted? With spring break upon us, here are some helpful safety tips whether you are headed to the beach or devoting your spring break to community service, it's important to keep your safety in check.
- Trust your instincts. If you feel unsafe in any situation, go with your gut. If someone is pressuring you, it's better to lie and make up a reason to leave than to stay and be uncomfortable, scared, or worse.
- Protect your location on Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, etc. Think twice before sharing every detail of your spring break through social networking. Despite security settings, posting information about your whereabouts or activities can still reveal details that are accessible to the public.
- Be a good friend and stick together. Arrive together, check in with one another throughout the night, and leave together.
- Don't let your guard down. A spring break destination can create a false sense of security among vacationers. Don't assume that fellow spring breakers will look out for your best interests; remember they are essentially strangers.
- Use your cell phone as a tool. If you find yourself in a an uncomfortable situation, shoot a quick text message for a "friend-assist." Make a back-up plan before you go out Justin case your phone dies.
- Drink responsibly and know your limits. Always watch your drink being prepared, and, when possibly, buy drinks in bottles. If you, or a friend, seem too intoxicated for the amount of alcohol consumed or you suspect that someone has been drugged, get to a hospital.


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Nine players in Barça's starting XI that featured against Chelsea three years ago continue to play for Josep Guardiola's team
While Chelsea have won 4 titles since the 2008/09 season, Barça have claimed 13
A lot can happen in three years and the paths taken by FC Barcelona and Chelsea, rivals in this season's Champions League semifinal, prove it. The English team have won four titles (Community Shield in 2009, the 2009/10 Premier League and the FA Cup in 2009 and 2010) since Andrés Iniesta's goal at Stamford Bridge in the return lef of the 2009 Champions League semifinal. Barça, on the other hand, have claimed 13 titles.
Same group of players
The basic makeup of the teams, however, have changed very little over these three years. Most of the players that featured in Chelsea's starting XI against Barça in the 2008/09 semifinal are still with the team. The only players that no longer continue with the Club are Álex, Ballack and Anelka, while Cech, Bosingwa, Terry, Lampard, Cole, Malouda, Essien and Drogba are still part of the London-based team.
Of the 11 Barça players that played against Chelsea three years ago, 9 remain with the team. Only Touré and Eto'o have left. In the 2009 semifinal, the average age of the squads, however, was fairly different: 28 years and 10 months for Chelsea and 25 years and 11 months for Barça.
Three managers since Hiddink
While Josep Guardiola continues to lead FC Barcelona, three different managers have graced the Chelsea bench since Guus Hiddink: Carlo Ancelotti (2009/11), André Villas-Boas (2011/12) and Roberto de Matteo, who started on the 4th of March.


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Dancing With The Stars
Sasha Farber on Snooki's Ice-Breaking Burp and Working With Girlfriend Emma Slater
Australia has been very kind to Dancing With the Stars U.S., giving us beloved pros like Kym Johnson, Peta Murgatroyd, and dance machine Sasha Farber.
Sasha was recently down in Sydney — at least in part for fellow pro Tristan MacManus's wedding — and while there he talked to The Morning Show about his journey from the Aussie version of DWTS to the L.A.-based show.
"It's definitely a dream come true," Sasha said. "As soon as I did the Australian one it was my goal to be a pro in the American one, and finally it happened." He explained how we have the DWTS dance troupe where they sometimes "test" the dancers first, and he did three seasons of that before he and girlfriend Emma Slater were tapped to be competing pros for the fall 2013 Season 17.
Emma got the finals with Bill Engvall — "She whipped me!" Sasha said — and Sasha got to Week 7 with Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi.
"She was great," Sasha said of his Jersey Shore partner. "I was a bit nervous when I was first — in the introductory of it. I was kind of explaining a dance step to her and kind of mid-sentence she did this huge burp. And I was like, 'Right. We're going to get along just fine.'"
Yeah, nothing breaks the ice like a good belch — unless it's swapping saliva, which they also did. The Morning Show aired a clip where Snooki accidentally spit into Sasha's mouth.
They obviously had some fun, but Sasha said Snooki was a hard worker and really matured and progressed in her journey. "I think that 'Snooki' was the old Snooki and Nicole is the new woman," he explained.
Sasha hopes to return for the spring DWTS Season 18, which premieres on Monday, March 17. The pros find out their fate in mid-February. Ideally, we'd like to see both Sash and Emma back with new partners. They met on Burn the Floor and it just worked out that they ended up together on DWTS. "To work with someone — I don't even call it work 'cause we have so much fun — to work with someone and be with someone that you love at the same time is just perfect," Sasha said.
That does sound like a perfect mix. No wonder he has such a great "Happy" dance!
Check out the whole interview here!
Do you want to see Sasha return to compete this spring? Any celeb partner suggestions?
Source: The Morning Show


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Arianna appeared on CNN's "Parker Spitzer" Monday night, taking on longtime conservative strategist Ralph Reed over the resurgent GOP's agenda heading into the next Congress.
"You know, Ralph, what is very sad, really, is that this 'new team' has not really proposed anything that would create jobs in this country," Arianna said. "You can't take the new team seriously if it's not proposing anything to fundamentally address what is happening to the middle class."


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Memorable things they said
"There is no Plan B."
Fritz Henderson (pictured), president and chief operating officer of GM, reporting that the car company will fail by the end of December without a quick $4 billion loan from the government.
"61 percent"
The share of Americans who oppose a government bailout of U.S. automakers, according to a CNN/Opinion Research Corp. survey released last week.
"In the end, he would have died without it, so I took a deep breath and followed the instructions to the letter."
David Nott, a surgeon with Doctors Without Borders in Congo, on performing a complex but life-saving amputation procedure on a 16-year-old boy by following instructions sent in text messages from a London surgeon.
"The tradition of the last thousand years has been breached."
Jonathon Solomon, a Mumbai lawyer and president of the Indian Jewish Federation, on the attacks in Mumbai that killed six Jews at a community center. "This is the first time when a Jew has been targeted in India because he is a Jew."
"Maybe you will walk outside with me or something later and say hello to me."
Vice President-elect Joe Biden, to Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin during his speech at the National Governors Association meeting in Philadelphia, joking about the lack of attention he's been receiving since Election Day while she still draws the spotlight.
"I don't know, try eating chocolate cake."
Ed Young, pastor of Fellowship Church in Grapevine, Texas, on what he told single people during his church's weeklong campaign to encourage married couples to have sex seven nights in a row.


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U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Jason Brazeal (left), and Petty Officer 2nd Class Christine Walters, members of Provincial Reconstruction Team Farah, conduct a monthly inventory at Forward Operating Base Farah, Afghanistan, June 13. PRT Farah is a unit of soldiers, sailors and airmen working with various government and non-government agencies tasked with facilitating governance and stability in the region by working hand in hand with local officials and the Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.
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We used to have our campsite with pitchup and they provided us with plenty of bookings but they don't make clear that the fee they take is 15% commission not a deposit. The campsite does not receive any of that fee. One of our customers left a review that Pitchup did not like. They contacted us to tell us we must comment on the review. We have a policy that reviews are the views of the customer at that time and we do not comment on them. Pitchup have removed us from their website because we… Read Full Review
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Listings on Pitchup.com are not switched off lightly. However the reason this listing was turned off is because of booking confirmations being mislaid leading to the customer being overcharged. It was for this reason that a comment on the review was requested.
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From check in to departure our stay at The Plassey was a very good experience. The staff were excellent and couldn't do enough for you and always had a smile and a "Good Morning" greeting. The facilities were great with lots to keep us entertained. The swimming pool was lovely and warm and a nice seating area with drinks machine made a nice touch. We had a meal in The Shippon restaurant and the Golfclub and both had good quality food at reasonable prices. Although there was just 2 of us The… Read Full Review
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Constance 'Connie' Evans-McQuern
Constance "Connie" (Craft) Evans-McQuern, 71, passed away Sunday, Jan. 12, 2014, at her home in New Whiteland.
Connie was born July 6, 1942, in Indianapolis to the late David H. and Estle M. (Dorrell) Craft.
She married Edward E. McQuern on July 18, 1987, in Whiteland; they were married for 26 years.
She was employed with the state of Indiana in the Indiana Department of Transportation as a permit coordinator, retiring in 2009 after 45 years of service.
Connie was a 52-year member of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority. She was very active in the Boy Scouts of America, Troop 615, in Whiteland.
She enjoyed camping, gardening and scrapbooking. She was a big Indiana University fan.
Survivors include her husband, Edward E. McQuern of New Whiteland; four children, Debra (Michael) Evans-Hazeltine of Whiteland, Derek J. (Wendy) Evans of Indianapolis, Lisa A. (Dan) Price of Ohio and Todd E. McQuern of Windfall; four grandchildren, Tyler C. Evans, Daniel M. and Caitlin M. Price and Tyler McQuern; and a great-grandson, Yousef D. Price.
A funeral service will be conducted at 1 p.m. Friday at Jessen Funeral Home, Whiteland Chapel, 729 U.S. 31 North. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Burial will be at Greenwood Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made in memory of Connie to the Humane Society of Johnson County, 3827 N. Graham Road, Franklin, IN 46131.
Information: 535-6880; www.jessenfuneralhome.com.
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Baby screams but doesn't seem like she is in pain...First time mom
I had my daughter thursday, and attempted to breast feed using a shield. This worked until we left the hospital. As soon as we arrived home I tried to nurse and she refused and instead screamed and neither me or the husband could figure out what was wrong and I started to cry. We decided to see if she was hungry because she kept smacking her lips. So I gave her 2 fl oz of similac formula and she drank most of it. So since last night I have been pumping and than feeding her formula. Now I have noticed that since leaving the hospital she has not pooped, and she only pooped twice in the hospital. She seems really fussy and hates being burped. I just don't know what to do and I am very scared, please help!!!!
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