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LYBA fall baseball
Kiwanis and Rotary will be offering fall baseball starting Aug. 15 and running through Sept. 30. Playing ages will include 7-12 years of age based on age on April 30, 2014 (playing age for next spring season). 7-8 year olds will be coach pitch. Online registration is available via a link at www.lebanoncitysports.com.
SSMS baseball tryoutsSouthside Middle School will have tryouts for its 2013-2014 baseball team 5-7 p.m. Friday, July 26, and 9-11 a.m. Saturday, July 27 at the baseball field. Players in grades 6, 7, and 8 are encouraged to attend. Players should be dressed in proper baseball attire baseball pants, t-shirt, hat, glove, and cleats. Players must bring a copy of a current physical exam.
Lebanon Clowns celebrationThe Roy Bailey African American Museum and History Center celebrate the legacy of Negro League Baseball Players, honoring the Lebanon Clowns Baseball Team. The event is planned for 4 p.m. Sunday, July 28 at Pickett-Rucker United Methodist Church. The Rev. Dr. Charlie E. McAdoo will be the guest speaker. The annual Chris Price Athletic Award will be presented.
Lebanon jr pro footballSign-ups for the fall 2013 season of Jr / Sr Pro Football are being accepted online at www.lebanoncitysports.com. Sponsored by the City of Lebanons Recreation Department, divisions will be offered for players: ages 6 & 7; 8 & 9 and 10 & 11. Players must be six on or before Aug.1, 2013 and not 12 years of age on or before Aug. 1, 2013. Sign-ups will also be accepted in person at the Harold Dean Greer Building in the Baird Park Complex, 416 Baird Park Circle (M-F, 7:30 - 4:30). A nonrefundable registration fee of $40 is due at sign-up.
WUSL signups set June 27Recreational league signups for the Wilson United Soccer League will be held Saturday, July 27 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 12 Noon at Byars Dowdy Elementary School for ages 3 and up, adult and select players. For information, call 443-4833 or visit www.wilsonunitedsoccer.org.
HP mens invitationalThe 36th annual Hunters Point Mens Invitational will be held Saturday and Sunday Aug. 3 and 4. Entry fee is $110 which includes a practice round, prizes and lunch. Carts are not included. This tournament will be pre-flighted. For information, call 444-7521 or visit www.hunterspointgolf.com.
Parents' night out at CUThe Cumberland University womens basketball program is sponsoring Parents Night Out for ages 2-10 from 6-10 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 9 at the Dallas Floyd Recreation Center. Movies, games, arts and crafts, sports and other activities will be a part of the evening. Snacks and drinks will be provided for the children and cost is $10 per child. Cumberland womens basketball staff and players will serve as workers. For information or to sign-up, contact Tereva Moore at 901-428-1710 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Bemidji faces Sauk Rapids Tuesday in 8-3A elimination game
The Bemidji baseball team will play Sauk Rapids 4 p.m. Tuesday in the loser's bracket final of the Section 8-3A tournament.
The winner will face Alexandria at 7 p.m. in the championship series. If Alexandria loses, a rematch will be played 7 p.m. Wednesday.
All of the 8-3A tournament games are being played at the St. Cloud MAC baseball complex.
BHS was relegated to the loser's bracket after dropping a 7-3 decision to Alexandria late Saturday. In Saturday's earlier games Bemidji defeated Brainerd 10-6 in eight innings and Alexandria downed Sauk Rapids 16-10.
Sauk Rapids then eliminated Brainerd 5-2.
In the Alexandria game Bemidji scored first as Dom Hayle delivered a 2-run triple in the top of the second.
The Cardinals, however, bunched two doubles and three singles to score four in their half of the stanza.
Alexandria added a solo tally in the third.
Section 8-3A Final Four Semifinals
Saturday's Results
Bemidji 10, Brainerd 6, 8 innings
Alexandria 16, Sauk Rapids 10
Loser's Bracket
Sauk Rapids 5, Brainerd 2 (Brainerd eliminated)
Winner's Bracket
Alexandria 7, Bemidji 3
Tuesday's Games
At St. Cloud Baseball Complex
Game 1: Bemidji vs. Sauk Rapids, 4 p.m. (loser eliminated)
Game 2: Alexandria vs. Game 1 winner, 7 p.m.
Wednesday's Game
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Healthy eating starts here!
The goal of the Green Apple School Program is to encourage Quebec students to adopt healthy eating habits by participating in a project that will have a positive impact on their home, school or community.
Like previous editions, METRO will invest $1 million by awarding $1,000 grants to elementary and high schools in Quebec.
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"I felt physically very sick this morning when I heard the news, and it really is terrible." Former Australian captain Steve Waugh
"Sitting with the guys at the airport this morning everyone was in a state of shock and no one could believe what happened. It's hit everyone pretty hard. All we can do as a team is say our hearts go out to David, his family and his friends and everyone involved with cricket in Victoria and South Australia, let them know we are thinking of them and that our best wishes go out to them." Australian captain Ricky Ponting
"It's hard to come to grips with that we might not be seeing him again. We've been very close mates going back to schoolboy cricket days so this has hit pretty hard. You just can't comprehend how it's come to this. . Hookesy's one of those larger-than-life characters who you just love being around." Former Australian captain and teammate Allan Border
"Like most cricketers, David's not a fighter. He was always prepared to speak his opinion and we might have got an animated discussion out of him but certainly not fighting. It sounds like a classic case of wrong place at the wrong time." Former Australian captain and teammate Ian Chappell
"Most of our players know David and of course our coach Geoff Marsh had played with him and against him over the years . . . we would like to extend our sincere sympathies to his family." Zimbabwe captain Heath Streak
"Our thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time." Cricket Australia Chief Executive Officer James Sutherland
"I've got chills. It's terrible. I've known Hookesy for 10 years. I have a couple of beers with him every time I'm in Melbourne." South African golfer Ernie Els
"I'll be praying for his family. I can't imagine losing my dad. My heart goes out to everyone who knows him." Golfer Aaron Baddeley
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This is a guest editorial by Jake Hutchinson
Recently, Paul Diegel, Executive Director of the Friends of the Utah Avalanche Center, posted an interesting article on the UAC blog, "In Defense of Sidecountry", where he discusses the term sidecountry and how we should be using it. I have long been vocal about trying to eliminate the word from the professional vernacular and emphasize that it is truly "backountry", whether it is ten feet or ten thousand feet from a ski area boundary, snow and avalanche conditions are different than within the ski area and should be treated as such.
From details provided in the blog post, they were obviously skiing at Canyons Resort and almost certainly the slope in question is Dutch Draw. Dutch has seen two avalanche fatalities since 2005, both in the Conehead slide path, both were predictable and preventable events, and both involved ill-equipped snowboarders leaving the ski area from the Backcountry Exit Point at the top of Peak 9990. I was heavily involved in one body recovery and have spoken with those involved in the other, ii is unlikely safety gear would have changed the outcome in either case, only knowledge and better decision making could have changed these tragic cases. I have also spent countless, frustrating hours trying to educate the skiing and riding public about the dangers of the areas so easily accessible from 9990. It is from these conversations and exchanges that I have developed a very different view of the problem and how we apply terminology to it.
Paul makes some very valid points about safety, danger and the inability to effect the changes in behavior that would start making these accidents less likely, but I think we have inadvertently created the behavior by providing the "out". Throughout my years of talking to people of all ages and experience levels at the top of 9990 a few common themes have emerged:
"It's just sidecountry…" probably the most common response to any line of questioning. It's almost like a crutch, the easy out. Reminds me of the all too cliche "everyone else is doing it". It seems to allow reasonable people to justify, feel better about, or minimize the risks they are about to undertake. It's almost as if the term resolves any internal moral dilemma they may have – it helps speed their way into those heuristic traps we speak so much about as educators. From the NSAA Journal article referenced – there is a "Kinder, gentler implication…" in the term sidecountry, it suddenly becomes something attainable for normal people, from the 20 something kid mentioned to the family of four vacating from Texas.
" The advisory is for the backcountry, not that slope…" can't tell you how many times I got that reply when I asked folks if they had checked the avalanche forecast that day. The proximity to the resort seems to create a mentality that the danger rating somehow doesn't apply, therefor why read it? Canyons patrol even posts it right at the top of the lift for those too lazy to make the effort to check it before they head out. But that's beside the point, because we've adopted these multiple terms to describe the terrain, many people have come to the conclusion that the forecast doesn't apply to Dutch Draw, Square top, Pioneer Peak, Rocky Point and Hidden Canyon.
I could go on and on forever, I made some comments about the post on Facebook but they seem to have disappeared so I figured I'd jump on my soapbox here. I completely agree with Paul that what we call it doesn't change the behavior, but I've been teaching avalanche courses long enough to know, we can't change behavior without effort on the part of the user or user group. I think the key is changing the awareness of that user group. If the term is here to stay, maybe the forecast should emphasize that it applies to both "backcountry" and "sidecountry" terrain. Just saying it doesn't apply to ski area operational areas isn't enough, people will always distort info to fit their needs, you can't give them the easy way out. Force them to think and make the tough decisions, find a way to make them confront the dragon head on, not push it into the closet and ignore it. There are so many pieces of this equation I haven't discussed; Group dynamics, interaction with other groups, safe travel, terrain management, gate locations, private/public access, etc etc etc.
I believe we (the educators, forecasters, patrollers, & guides) probably embraced and promoted the term initially, almost as a badge of pride to show that what we were doing, "earning our turns", was somehow more hardcore than the silly yo-yo skiers doing endless laps next to a ropeline. Well we did a phenomenal job of selling our point and people lapping Dutch Draw from Canyons have convinced themselves for a variety of reasons that what they are doing is safer than what we are doing over in Silver Fork across the way. We are as guilty as any for creating this monster, and I believe the first step to changing the overall awareness of the "sidecountry" user is to change the belief the terrain they ride is, as Paul says, maybe more dangerous than the terrain I choose to recreate it. I was psyched to see the NSAA and USFS make an official stance on eliminating the term, if the rest of the community thinks its here to stay then a concerted effort to redefine the term should be made. I'd prefer to just bury it and call a spade a spade, it's backcountry.


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Wrong on film credit II
As an extra on at least four or five films since my retirement as an Allegheny County probation/parole officer two years ago, I have seen firsthand the large amounts of money spent by film companies locally. Nearly everyone I met was local: film crew, extras, caterers, laborers, etc. And, of course, there are payments for use of buildings and hotels.
So, I read with interest Colin McNickle's column "Cut through the film tax credit fiction" (April 21 and TribLIVE.com). His opinions, and the researcher he cites, do nothing to override information from Dawn Keezer, Pittsburgh Film Office director, who has correctly noted "quantifiable, audited economic impact" on the region of more than $100 million in each of the past three years.
McNickle states: "The 'race' against other states' incentive programs to attract productions creates a never-ending battle; it's an arms race with your wallet — a race to the bottom.'"
I read the Trib often but usually skip the Opinion pages; I suspect the Opinion staff are big supporters of Gov. Tom Corbett. Through Corbett's leadership, Pennsylvania is the only state that does not tax fracking profits. Certainly, that is "a race to the bottom."
I guess McNickle thinks that's fine for big-profit, big-polluting gas companies, but not for the film industry.
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Bardonecchia is giving away free lift passes from April 5 to 11. To qualify you must book a stay of three nights or more through the resort's Web site.
18,000 hotel beds are included in the offer, which mean a saving of at least €120 per person on the lift ticket price. Holiday packages start from €165 per person.
A second is of interest to families: free ski holidays for up to two children per family under the age of 12 from April 5 to 11. This special offer includes free hotel stay, free lift pass, free equipment rental, and free ski group ski school lessons for kids sharing a room with their parents.
The Italian resort of Bardonecchia was one of the country's first ski resorts. Established in 1934, it was two Norwegian brothers, the Smiths who came here and built there first ski jump at Campo Smith (Smith's Field). The ski region is spread over three areas: Campo Smith, Melezet, and Jafferau, which combine to provide 140 kilometres of pistes. Campo Smith, in the middle, is considered the main ski area and is fully lift linked to neighbouring Melezet. Jafferau is a five-minute bus ride away and a free bus pass is provided with the lift ticket.


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With temperatures soaring to all-time highs this summer, keeping cool is imperative, and nothing helps keep the heat at bay like a glass of fine Missouri wine.
Hermannhof Vineyards. According to Heather Vedder in the Hermanhoff tasting room, the winery's Seyval Blanc makes for good summertime drinking. "It's in the style of a sauvignon blanc: light and refreshing with hints of melon and lemon."
OakGlenn Vineyards and Winery. Co-owner Glenn Warnebold says his semi-dry Vidal Blanc, with its flavors of fruit and citrus, makes for a nicely balanced warm-weather refreshment.
Wenwood Farm Winery. Co-owner Laura Neese recommends a bevy of wines for this time of year, including a limited summer release Legacy Mead (a grape and honey wine), and Kirsch, a red grape wine infused with cherries.
Stone Hill Winery. Senior winemaker Dave Johnson says his favorite Stone Hill summer wine is the Dry Rosé. "It's a delightful wine. Get it nice and cold and sit on the deck with it." He adds it's a perfect pairing with BBQ or grilled chicken.
Chandler Hill Vineyards. Wine director Michael Hill Kennedy II recommends the Cold Spring Rosé, a 2011 Estate Dry Rosé Chamborcin, to help beat the heat. "The palate is light and juicy with watermelon, rhubarb and orange marmalade— perfect for a blazing hot St. Louis summer day."
Mount Pleasant Estates. Villagio, a blend of several varietals of grapes, including rayon d'or, vignoles and vidal blanc, is the go-to summer white at Mount Pleasant, according to owner Chuck Dressel. "It tastes like a pinot grigio— really light and crisp."
Noboleis Vineyards. "It's definitely the season for whites," says spokeswoman Angie Geis, and the winery's semi-sweet 2011 Vignoles is definitely selling well among those trying to keep cool. "We've also got our 2010 Noboleis Blanc, which is a blend of traminette, vignoles and vidal blanc."
Chaumette Vineyards & Winery. "The one I reach for most often on a hot day is our Spring Rose," says owner Hank Johnson. "So many people think a pink-colored wine has to be sweet, but ours is dry." Also look for Chaumette Assemblage, a light-bodied red blend of Norton and other varietals—perfect when it's lightly chilled.
Charleville Vineyard Winery & Microbrewery. We're told the winery's Genevieve Rivard, a light and fruity blend, is a good bet. The Charleville Chauvin, a dry white made from Chardonel grapes, also makes for some fine summer sipping.
Weingarten Vineyard. Vivant, a semi-dry, semi-sweet white, is proving popular this summer at Weingarten. "It's very refreshing for the summertime," says owner Randy Hamann. The winery also offers a sangria, made with its St. Vincent vino, a semisweet red. "It blends well with the other sangria ingredients."


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Early on his career on Broadway, young Morrison would always enjoy hooking up with 'a lot of girls'.
"Glee" star Matthew Morrison was a serial womanizer when he first found fame - he "hooked up with a lot of girls" when he was a rising star on Broadway. The 32-year-old actor/singer enjoyed numerous roles on the New York stage at the beginning of his career, including turns in "Footloose", "The Rocky Horror Show" and "Hairspray".
And Morrison admits he made the most of being young, free and single. He tells Details magazine, "I definitely hooked up with a lot of girls when I was a young guy on Broadway. It was exciting. Very joyous and free."
In the same interview, the actor also admitted that he may not be such a good lover now. "I'm not a good friend right now. I'm not a good boyfriend. It's not that I'm selfish. I'm just focused," he said.


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Luke Wilson has revealed to MTV that he will star in "Henry Poole Is Here", a new drama from Baltimore-born filmmaker Mark Pellington.
Taking a challenging role for his next acting stint, Luke Wilson has told MTV that he has signed on to star in a dramatic feature entitled "Henry Poole Is Here", which will see him become a man facing a crisis in the middle of his life.
"I play a guy who thinks he's dying," the actor revealed. "He leaves his life behind and goes back to the neighborhood where he grew up to buy a house [where he can] stay and die."
Shooting on the project reportedly is scheduled to start in July with recent Oscar nominee Adriana Barraza also starring and "Arlington Road" helmer Mark Pellington onboard to direct. While there is no hint about the screenwriter's identity, Wilson has been quoted to say that the movie will present a theme of "faith and redemption."
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I get a lot of questions about how I came up with the idea for both the W.O.W. and First Five Frenzy series. There was not a "lightbulb" moment for either one. Honestly, the ideas came from my own need for information.
With the W.O.W., I wanted to hear what writers had to go through before they got "the call." Did they query 10 agents or 100? Was there a time they ever wanted to give up? These were the answers I sought from my heroes and wanted to share.
The First Five Frenzy was the same thing. I was struggling with my first chapter, and I needed agent advice on what they wanted to see in those first pages. Simple as that.
These were both series I was very eager to publish on my blog. The only problem? Getting people to sign on.
What would I say in an email to authors I admired? Please help a lowly blogger and answer a few questions. LOL! Those first interview requests were pretty much EXACTLY that. And want to know a secret? The first couple of authors I asked, said "no." One even sent their agent after me to tell me I was unprofessional and needed to go through their publicist if I wanted a prewritten reply to interview requests. Uggh! (Mind you this well-known author had not been published yet!) Was I upset? A little. Did I give up? Hell no! I had an idea, and I knew if I could get authors to share their journeys it would inspire so many people to keep writing.
The requests to agents was a whole different ball game. I sent out five emails to agents I admired. Guess what happened?
Undaunted, I sent out another 10 requests. And hurray, one very kind agent said, "yes." A few days later, a few more agreed. The series was finally coming together.
What these two series taught me is to NEVER give up. I was disappointed at the beginning (as I thought everyone wanted to be interviewed -haha!) But I learned that if I really wanted it-I had to work for it.
The same applies to writing. For a few it may come easy, but for the overwhelming majority of us it is difficult work. Each day is an uphill battle to eke out a word count and put together a series of sentences that don't suck. And the rejection? It comes in all forms: from beta readers and CPs, to contests, and subbing to small journals or big time agents. It's a part of the process you must accept as a writer.
What you do not have to accept, is that the response of one person is the final word on your writing. You've got to push past that "no" until you hear a "yes." You have to read in your category & genre and expand your boundaries. Share your work and understand that critiques are a necessary part of the process. And most of all, you have to KEEP WRITING. If you do, your craft will continue to improve.
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Mark Carney, the Bank of England's new Governor, delivers his first major speech tomorrow at an event in Nottingham. He's almost certain to try to draw the markets into line with the "forward guidance" he unveiled earlier this month, when he signalled that interest rates would be on hold until late 2016.
Traders didn't buy it, though, and brought forward their forecasts for a first rate rise to mid-2015.
The market's move is a challenge to Mr Carney's authority and raises questions about the usefulness of forward guidance, questions that he will no doubt want to address.
He may also raise the prospect of more quantitative easing, or a rejigging of the current £375bn programme, to finally get the desired effect. In a short week due to the bank holiday, the main UK data release will be the housing market statistics. They are expected to show that prices, approvals and lending are all improving, which should help consumer confidence.
New G4S chief has to re-establish company on stable footing
ALL eyes will be on new G4S chief executive Ashley Almanza when he unveils his first set of results at the security group's half-year update tomorrow. The combination of the failed £5.2bn takeover of Danish cleaning firm ISS, the Olympics debacle and a profits warning finally did for his predecessor Nick Buckles in May.
But since then, G4S has put all its UK government work at risk after allegedly over-charging for contracts to tag offenders, an issue now being considered by the Serious Fraud Office.
While analysts will be keen to hear how Mr Almanza plans to rebuild bridges here, the other big concern is G4S's balance sheet. The company's net debt stands at about £1.8bn and some analysts have not ruled out a rights issue.
Mr Almanza is also thought to be examining other measures, such as disposals, to overhaul the business. Some think activist investor Cevian Capital could push for a break-up of the company. Mike Allen, at Panmure Gordon, is forecasting first-half revenues of £3.8bn, with operating margins under pressure.
Tuesday August 27
Analysts will be looking for news of fresh acquisitions when Bunzl reports half-year results. The FTSE 100 supplier of everything from paper cups to hard hats relies on snapping up family businesses around the globe for two-thirds of its growth.
It's bought four companies so far this year, spending around £130m, and analysts at UBS note how Bunzl drew attention to its "promising pipeline" of potential buys. Half-year sales are expected to rise by almost 12pc to just over £2.9bn, with analysts expecting adjusted profits before tax of £163m and an interim dividend of 9.4p.
The City expects that the second half of 2013 will be much stronger for oil service group Petrofac than the first half. Therefore the company's guidance on its outlook will be vital.
The In Salah gas project in Algeria was delayed due to a terrorist attack in January on another Algerian gas facility. The project needs to restart in the second half of the year for the group to meet its guidance for modest profit growth over the full year. First half revenues are expected to be in the region of $2.8bn, a 14pc year on year fall.
Full-year results None scheduled
Interim results Antofagasta, Bunzl, British Polythene Industries, FBD Holdings, John Laing Infrastructure Fund, Petrofac, Regus, UTV Media
Trading update None scheduled
Economics No UK data scheduled
Meetings Coalfield Resources (EGM)
Wednesday August 28
Full-year results Mattioli Woods
Interim results APR Energy, Candover Investments, DRS Data and Research Services, 888 Holdings, G4S, Grafton Group, Kenmare Resources, Johnston Press, Paddy Power
Trading update Chemring Group
Economics Bank of England Governor to deliver first speech, CBI distributive trades
Meetings Adams (AGM), Daejan Holdings (AGM), Development Securities (AGM), Iomart Group (AGM), Omega Diagnostics Group (AGM)
Thursday August 29
Outsourcing group Serco should deliver steady revenue growth when it announces interim results, but it needs to allay fears over falling margins. It warned at the end of June that margins were under pressure due to increased costs of bidding for new projects.
Hopefully there will also be an update on the review of public sector contracts following the alleged over-charging for prisoner tagging. The dividend looks secure and investors should get an idea of the increased pay-out ratio that Serco promised earlier in the year.
Full-year results None scheduled
Interim results Admiral Group, Ark Therapeutics Group, Cape Intermediate Holdings, Camellia, Churchill China, Evraz, Hardy Oil & Gas, Hansteen Holdings, Hays, Hunting, IFG Group, International Public Partnerships, Lombard Medical Technologies, Macfarlane Group, Melrose, Office2office, Oxford Biomedica, Petropavlovsk, Salamander Energy, Serco Group, Soco International, Unite Group, Vislink, WPP, Xaar
Trading update Bumi, Stagecoach Group
Economics German unemployment, US Q2 growth second estimate
Meetings Ten Alps (AGM)
Friday August 30
Shares in bwin.party digital entertainment have received a recent boost from speculation that the online gaming company, which was formed in 2011 through the merger of bwin Interactive Entertainment and PartyGaming, could split in two, spinning off its operations into a separate company.
Bwin, like other online gaming companies such as Betfair, has shifted its focus on to regulated markets at a cost to revenues. Analysts at Morgan Stanley expect a "weak" set of results from bwin, with Ebitda falling 36pc. However the broker expects the results to mark a "nadir" for bwin which will launch in the US in November.
Traders have suggested that a split into regulated and unregulated businesses could make bwin a target for casino operators that want to take advantage of a liberalisation in several US states, such as New Jersey, of strict internet gaming laws.
Full-year results Haynes Publishing Group
Interim results bwin.party digital entertainment, Charles Taylor, Chesnara, Computacenter, Datalex, Headlam Group, Independent News & Media, Lavendon Group, Marshalls, Perform Group, Polyus Gold International, Restaurant Group, Shaft Sinkers Holdings, Tyman
Trading update None scheduled
Economics GfK consumer confidence, mortgage approvals
Meetings Advanced Computer Software Group (AGM), Sweett Group (AGM), Essar Energy (AGM), Stagecoach Group (AGM)


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FORT HOOD — The best offense may be a good defense, but a good defense can't do it all — even the likes of the '85 Bears needed help from its offense to win.
The Ellison Eagles defense did their best impersonation of the vaunted Monsters of the Midway, but the offense only mustered 80 total yards and Ellison lost for the 22nd straight time, 34-14 to the Manor Mustangs on Friday night.
The Eagles lone first-half touchdown came when Manor fumbled the ball on its 24-yard line and senior defensive lineman Anthony Harding scooped up the loose ball with one arm and sprinted 24 yards into the end zone.
"Harding has a cast on his right hand so he picked it up with his left arm and took off," Ellison head coach Trent Gregory said. "Our defense really played well today but we've got to get better — the whole team."
A complete lack of offensive production curtailed the Eagles' defensive effort.
Ellison had minus-7 total yards and just one first down during the first half despite the defense forcing three turnovers and only allowing 14 points.
After the Eagles' (0-2) first possession, junior quarterback Jacob Ledford entered the game for injured senior starter Trenton Jones and completed 6-of-8 passes for 42 yards but tossed two picks, while Deon Burch and Sedderian Chambers combined for 12 yards on 11 carries in the first half.
"We focused on the (running game) all week with our offensive line, but we were not very productive in the first half," Gregory said. "We came back in the second half and had that one great drive that showed flashes of what we are capable of."
During the drive, Chambers stepped up. The senior running back toted the rock four times for 27 yards and a touchdown on the lone Eagles' offensive score of the evening on his way to a team leading 63 yards on 15 carries.
"(Chambers) is a bull. We have to find ways to get him the ball and let him pick up those strong yards," Gregory said.
The offensive line struggled to open holes for the Eagle backs to run through and Ellison routinely hurt itself with penalties — gathering 50 yards worth during the first two quarters.
"Our team worked really hard this week, and when Jones went down Ledford stepped in and did the best he could, but we struggled," Gregory said. "All our players understand that they are one snap away from being in the ball game and (Ledford) prepared that way this week."


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WordCamp Chicago, Some Resources and a Bit of Insight
Bob Dunn and Mary DuQuaine provided an introduction to the world of WordPress. The WP world is full of tech terms and they both gave some tips and hints to make things easier. Our suggestion? Immerse yourself in the dashboard, learn the language by reading articles on WordPress and use tutorials to help bring it all together. And, of course, invest in WordPress for Dummies by Lisa Sabin-Wilson to get you started.
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From 1894 until 1935, Kexby was located in Escrick Rural District. In 1935 the Escrick Rural District was abolished and its place was taken by Derwent Rural District which administered the local area until the nationwide municipal reorganization of 1974. From 1974 until 1996, Kexby was in the Selby District of North Yorkshire. In 1996 the City of York, a unitary authority, expanded its borders to include Kexby.
Historically, Kexby was in the ecclesiastical parish of Low Catton in the wapentake of Harthill. (Low Catton was in the Pocklington Rural District.)
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Increase in HIV diagnoses in the Republic of Ireland, 2002
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and Mary Cronin, National Disease Surveillance Centre, Dublin, Ireland
Figures for newly diagnosed HIV infections in Ireland in 2002 were released
last week by the National Disease Surveillance Centre (1). There were 364
newly diagnosed HIV infections in Ireland in 2002, compared with 299 cases
diagnosed in 2001, representing an increase of 22%. This brings the total
cumulative number of HIV cases reported in Ireland to December 2002 to 3009.
Of the 364 cases diagnosed in 2002, 198 (54%) were female and 165 (45%)
were male. During 2002, over 80% of the diagnoses were in patients between
20 and 40 years of age (mean age 30.8 years).
Figure. Newly diagnosed HIV infections in Ireland among
heterosexuals, MSM, and IDUs (1995 to 2002). Source: NDSC.
During 2002, 63.5% (231/364) of newly diagnosed HIV infections had been
acquired heterosexually (Figure). Diagnosed HIV infections among heterosexuals
increased by 34% between 2001 and 2002. Since 1994, the number of infections
reported for the heterosexual category has increased each year and between
1994 and 2002, there was an increase of almost five-fold.
In the heterosexual category, 77% of the diagnoses during 2002 were born
in sub-Saharan Africa and 10% were born in Ireland. It is estimated that
by the end of 2002, 40 million people worldwide had been infected with HIV
and 70% of these were living in sub-Saharan Africa (2). The number of cases
of HIV infection diagnosed among people of sub-Saharan African origin is
not unexpected, considering that HIV is endemic in that region. People from
sub-Saharan Africa do not form a homogenous group and include students,
immigrant workers, refugees, economic migrants, asylum seekers and others
from many different countries and cultural backgrounds. These figures therefore
represent a challenge for planners and providers of HIV prevention and treatment
to deliver culturally appropriate services to such diverse groups of people.
There was a decrease in the number of diagnoses reported in the men who
have sex with men (MSM) category, from 73 in 2001 to 46 in 2002. This decrease
must be interpreted with caution as the numbers involved are small and it
remains to be seen whether this downward trend will be sustained in the
There was a 32% increase in the numbers of cases diagnosed in injecting
drug users (IDU), from 38 in 2001 to 50 in 2002. As with the decrease seen
in MSM cases, the numbers involved are small and the figures tend to fluctuate
from year to year (for example, between 2000 and 2001, there was a 54% increase
in the number of cases), and so these figures must be interpreted with caution.
There were 8 children, 7 of whom were born in sub-Saharan Africa, diagnosed
with HIV infection during 2002. In addition to these 8 children, there were
119 babies born to HIV infected mothers during 2002 whose infection status
is indeterminate (that is, they do not meet the criteria for HIV infection
and are <18 months of age at time of test or they were born to a HIV
infected mother but their antibody status is unknown). These figures highlight
the importance of the Antenatal HIV Screening Programme, introduced in Ireland
by the Department of Health and Children in 1999.
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2001 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup Second Round Begins This Week with 15 of 16 Matches
The 16-game second round will kickoff on Tuesday (June 26), with one match-up, as Major League Soccer's Tampa Bay Mutiny travel north to face the Connecticut Wolves of the A-League at Veteran's Memorial Stadium in New Britain, Conn. at 7:05 p.m. ET.
Fourteen games will take place on "Elimination Wednesday" (June 27), as the defending champion Chicago Fire (MLS) will take part in a unique doubleheader with the host Milwaukee Rampage (A-League) at the Milwaukee County Sports Complex. The Rampage will open the twin-bill with a match-up against the D3 Pro League's Utah Blitzz at 2:30 p.m. CT, while in the nightcap, the Fire will take on the San Diego Flash (A-League) at 6 p.m. CT.
For the first time in U.S. Open Cup history, Fox Sports World and Fox Sports World Español will broadcast live a second round game on Wednesday as the Nashville Metros (A-League) visit the Los Angeles Galaxy (MLS) at Titan Stadium in Fullerton, Calif. at 7:00 p.m. PT.
Fox Sports World, which broadcast the semis and championship final last year, will add several more U.S. Open Cup matches to its television schedule in 2001, which includes one second round game and two quarterfinal match-ups, along with the semifinals and the championship match.
Also on Wednesday, last year's runner-up Miami Fusion (MLS) will co-host a second round game with the U.S. Amateur Soccer Association (USASA) representative Uruguay S.C. (of Davie, Fla.) at Lockhart Stadium in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. at 8:00 p.m. ET.
The second round concludes with an intra-league showdown between the A-League's Rochester Raging Rhinos and the Hershey Wildcats at Frontier Field in Rochester, N.Y. on July 2 at 7:35 p.m. ET.
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In 1999, the U.S. Open Cup was renamed the Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup to honor the long-time soccer supporter and pioneer. Hunt, the owner of the Columbus Crew and Kansas City Wizards of MLS and the owner of the Dallas Tornados of the old NASL, was one of the sports first major ownership figures and is a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame.
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Road closed after glue lorry spills load at Sanquhar
A road has been closed after a lorry carrying glue jack-knifed, spilling its load over the carriageway.
The crash has closed the A76 Dumfries to Kilmarnock Road at Sanquhar in south west Scotland.
A major clean-up operation is under way and police say the route is expected to be closed for most of the day.
Lengthy diversions are in operation and motorists are being urged to avoid the area. The driver was not hurt.
The glue container burst when the lorry jack-knifed on the road at 05:30, police said.
The incident happened in the town centre and diversions are in place around the affected area in Sanquhar.
Traffic is able to rejoin the A76 either side of the town but the re-routing has caused difficulties for large, industrial vehicles.
A Dumfries and Galloway police spokesman said: "The glue container on the lorry has burst and glue spilling is affecting the road surface.
"Road diversions are being put in place. However, motorists are asked to avoid the area if possible."
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The Yankees are deep into negotiations with the free-agent outfielder Rondell White, who must decide from competing offers from other teams, including the Chicago Cubs and the Seattle Mariners.
White, 30, has had a career packed with success, but he has been plagued by injuries. He batted .307 with the Cubs last season, but injuries limited him to 95 games. If the Yankees complete the signing, they will assume some risk. But White could get a deal of $10 million over two years from the Yankees, much less money than what Moises Alou is seeking. Seattle is said to be offering White a two-year deal at over $4 million a year, but heavy with incentive clauses.
White could hit fourth or fifth in the Yankees' lineup, which is being restocked. Jason Giambi went through a physical examination in Tampa, Fla., as negotiators hammered out the last details of his seven-year contract, which will pay him $118 million to $120 million over the duration of the deal. Assuming there are no stumbling blocks, Giambi could be unveiled in pinstripes at Yankee Stadium this week.
Two other deals may happen shortly. The Yankees have negotiated a two-year, $12 million deal to re-sign the left-handed pitcher Sterling Hitchcock, according to a person familiar with the negotiations, and the Yankees are prepared to trade pitcher Jay Witasick to the San Francisco Giants for outfielder John Vander Wal. Pitcher David Wells met Monday with George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, and today with Mark Newman, the club's vice president for baseball operations.
White, who hits right-handed, has long been renowned for his talent, and the Yankees often inquired about his availability when he played with the Montreal Expos. But a knee condition scared them away when they sought a hitter two summers ago, and White eventually was traded to the Cubs.Continue reading the main story
Last summer, in his first full season with the Cubs, White hit 17 home runs and drove in 50 runs in limited play, and as Yankees officials discussed their options last month, his name was not prominently mentioned. They wanted Giambi and they were curious about Alou, who rejected a trade to the Yankees during the 2000 season.
Executives with other teams have said Alou is seeking a four-year deal for about $12 million a year, however, and Yankees officials have come to believe that Alou really is not interested in signing with them. This morning General Manager Brian Cashman told other officials here that the Yankees were out of the running for Alou.
The Cubs have also been bidding to retain White, and as recently as Monday the executive Andy MacPhail spoke confidently about the possibility of re-signing him. But as the Yankees intensified discussions in the last 48 hours, White has mulled over the advantages of playing in the American League, of having the option of serving as designated hitter a couple of days a week.
White has a poor throwing arm and would play left field, with Shane Spencer presumably moving to right. White may hit cleanup for the Yankees if he signs. Manager Joe Torre is considering hitting Derek Jeter, Bernie Williams and Giambi in the first three slots in the lineup, and a right-handed hitter like White would fit perfectly behind Giambi, with the switch-hitting catcher Jorge Posada fifth. Alfonso Soriano, Robin Ventura, Spencer and Nick Johnson could make up the bottom four spots in the order.
The Yankees might also have an ulterior motive as they push for White: Cliff Floyd, whom they covet, will be eligible for free agency after next season. He is one of White's closest friends.
In the event White signs with the Cubs, the Yankees have some possible fallback positions. Executives from the Anaheim Angels have come here prepared to discuss trade proposals for outfielder Darin Erstad, and they have interest in Yankees pitcher Orlando Hernández and the minor leaguers Alex Graman and Brandon Claussen.
Wells's meeting with Steinbrenner went well, according to his agent, Gregg Clifton. Wells had back surgery last summer, and Clifton has sent medical reports to Newman and offered team officials the chance to watch Wells, 38, work out, to monitor his flexibility. ''They know his arm is O.K.,'' Clifton said. ''We'll see what happens.''
Clifton said the Arizona Diamondbacks ''are all over us'' with interest in signing Wells. ''They want him bad.''
Steinbrenner has always been fond of Wells, aware of his cult-hero popularity among Yankees fans. When Steinbrenner gathered club officials to consider the Roger Clemens-Wells trade in February 1999, he took an informal opinion poll of each of his lieutenants but abstained from rendering an opinion himself.
Steinbrenner may not have many enthusiastic supporters for the reacquisition of Wells this time around, either. Manager Joe Torre spoke cheerfully about Wells's loud personality after he left, but Wells sometimes grated on the nerves of his teammates during his two-year stint with the team, and the Yankees have a clear preference for the relentless workout mentality of Clemens to Wells's weight issues.
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Tuesday, June 09, 2009
Barack Obama's Just Making Stuff UpBill McGurn of the Wall Street Journal writes: "Something's wrong when the president invokes a formula that makes it impossible for him to be wrong and it goes largely unchallenged."
Not quite. Two things are wrong. The White House shouldn't be making stuff up, and the media should be challenging the President over it.
Heck, according to the article, even the Democratic Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, Max Baucus, is exposing the White House on this. If liberal Democrats can do it, why can't the media?
I'm sure some reporters are too dumb to realize they're being lied to flat-out, but surely not all of them are idiots.
What's the point of us paying the price of a newspaper if the President can lie and the media doesn't notice?
Go to Bill McGurn's article for the full story.
P.S. If you don't have a Wall Street Journal subscription and you're wondering what President Obama made up, it's a fake figure for the number of jobs his so-called "stimulus" spending bill has "saved." As the article explains, there's no measurement for anything like that. The White House had to have made it up.
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Katy channels her inner vampire at the Magic Castle, while John dresses up as the undead hunter wearing a bullet belt across his shoulder.
Katy Perry threw an early birthday party on Friday, October 19 in Los Angeles. The West Coast pop singer, who will turn 28 on October 25, was joined by her rocker boyfriend, John Mayer, as she hosted a star-studded costume party at the famed Magic Castle.
Katy dressed up as a sexy blood sucker in a white lace sheer dress. She finished off her vampiric look with fake fangs, a necklace with a giant cross, red-tinted nail polish, and a crown. Her beau wore a bullet belt and rocked a prosthetic nose and chin as the undead hunter.
The guests included Kristen Stewart and Neil Patrick Harris. The "Twilight Saga" actress attended the bash with Robert Pattinson's friend Marcus Foster, while the "How I Met Your Mother" actor was accompanied by his partner David Burtka.
K-Stew opted for a casual number, while Neil dressed up as a vampire. "Thank you @KatyPerry for having @DavidBurtka and me at your frightfully fun B'day Bash at the @MagicCastle last night," the Barney depicter tweeted along with a picture from the party.
Earlier this month, John celebrated his 35th birthday with Katy in a more low-key outing. The "Your Body Is a Wonderland" hitmaker took his girlfriend, his family and some of his close friends to the Freemans restaurant on Manhattan's Lower East Side for a dinner.


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Quinnipiac University found 51 percent of state voters would prefer if Silver, the powerful Manhattan Democrat who has held the Assembly post since 1994, would step down. Just 22 percent want him to stay, the poll found, with the remaining 27 percent unsure of their position.
Silver has faced criticism from Republicans and at least two members of his conference for his handling of sexual harassment allegations against now-former Assemblyman Vito Lopez, D-Brooklyn. The speaker did not refer two initial 2012 complaints against Lopez to the Assembly Ethics Committee for investigation, instead choosing to confidentially settle the matter with $103,080 in public funds.
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Four female staffers lodged formal complaints against Lopez, once one of the Assembly's most senior members. He resigned last month after he was found by the state's ethics board to have broken the Public Officers Law.
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Dell Enters Smartphone Business in Brazil, China
The smartphone will run on Android, as expected, and be sold both by China Mobile, and by Claro in Brazil. Dell noted that Claro is owned by America Movil, the largest network in the Americas.
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Janisch farms for living, stays conservation-minded
TOWN OF EL PASO --- "Kind of awkward" is how Joe Janisch described his feelings in being honored as a conservation farmer by the Ellsworth Lions Club.
After all, Janisch is just trying to make a living farming, and occupied with that, hasn't had time for a lot of outside activities. But he acknowledges carrying on the conservation practices his late grandfather, Clair, established on his family's Century Farm in the Town of El Paso.
"I'm a hunter and fisher, and I don't want the runoff going into the Lost Creek running through the back of my place, either," he said Friday, likening that spot to a vacation getaway.
For carrying on conservation efforts, Janisch will receive a Lions award during a banquet in the local Legion hall Monday, May 21. The 1996 Ellsworth High School graduate has worked with the county's land conservation office in the past, having laid out some pasture acreage into contour strips several years ago.
Besides contour stripping on any side hills, the farm features waterways installed by his grandpa, he said. He farms 320 acres, 240 of which are tillable, plus 150 rented nearby. Corn accounts for 120 acres of the crops, while there's 100 acres of winter wheat and the rest is in hay or new seed.
"I grow the crops to feed my cattle," he said, despite corn prices having gone up as increased demand for ethanol has given them a "kick." He later noted he rotates his hay crop, though not with as much soybeans as some farmers.
Calling himself a "cow" man, Janisch said he milks around 50 Holsteins as well as butchers a few steers and raises a few pigs. When still in high school, he used to raise a few hundred of the latter, but quit once the market for them dropped.
A year-and-a-half out of school, he got the chance to work at a 500-cow dairy in Elk Mound, he said. There, he learned veterinary techniques, among other skills. He's been consulting with a nutritionist from Countryside Farm Service to help assure proper feeding. Since a run-in with a bull that left him injured, he's taken on the herd's breeding.
It was a call from his grandpa about plans by his father, Dave, to try non-farming work that prompted his return to the home farm, he said. He'd known as a youth he'd be a farmer and didn't hesitate over the decision. He assumed control of the farm in 1998, but his dad still helps out.
The fifth-generation farmer has achieved a present herd average of 25,000 pounds, he said. The milk is shipped to the Ellsworth Co-op Creamery, with the price paid per hundredweight lately reaching the 16.50 mark. Whey appears to be driving the milk market and he hopes the 19 level will be reached this summer.
Janisch said he sells all the bull calves within a couple of days after their birth, but keeps the heifers. His herd has been producing more of the former than the latter.
Recently, he installed sand bedding in the barn, he said. The 50-stall structure has been renovated with new tie stalls and revamped tunnel ventilation. It's equipped with a milk pipeline and barn cleaner, part of the equipment around the farm he referred to as conventional.
When meal time arrives, he appreciates wife Gina's cooking, he said. He met his spouse, a Monticello, Minn., native, while she was attending UW-Stout in Menomonie, studying early childhood education. She taught preschool until their younger daughter was born; Lillianna is now 13-months-old and their older girl, Miah, age six, has already shown interest in farming as a vocation. She "adopted" a heifer named "Rose," which her dad kids her about selling.
He's one of four children himself. He said he has a brother, Mike, a musician in London, and two sisters, Marie and Karen, who live in this vicinity, as does his mother, Debbie Severson. Another brother, Dave, died in a farming accident.
Janisch's mate initially talked to the Lions member who called unexpectedly with a request three club members be allowed to come and interview them for the award, he said. Because the call occurred around April Fool's Day, he didn't take it seriously, at first.
"I thought one of my friends, 'Windy,' was playing a joke on me," he said.
The interview session included many questions and the farmer must have made an impression on the visitors, as he thinks there may be a plaque for him to display at home. Yet, of any recognition, Janisch takes particular satisfaction in the support he's gotten from his grandma, Anna, still occupying the house in front of his. She's been delighted with the progression as the land has been handed down to his father and now him.
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The Jambrones are made up of 30-something Buffalo Bills fans who record songs about their favorite team, and they have just one rule: Keep it positive.
"There are a million places people can read about how much the Bills stink," says the band's singer, Jon, who requested to keep the band anonymous, "So we wanted to be positive and have fun with it."
The song the group made this year, "Time to Win," may be just what Buffalo fans need after Sunday's blowout loss to Mark Sanchez and the New York Jets.
The Jambrones -- a play off the Ramones -- have been friends in the Buffalo, N.Y., area since middle school, and they record one song each year to kick off the Bills' season.
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Message Sticks' producer, Wendy Martin, crisscrossed the country to bring together the artists, from Melbourne to Alice Springs - and even indigenous kids' talent quests.
She also consulted heavily with indigenous community leaders such as Dr Anita Heiss, Rachel Perkins and Jonathan Jones.
"In my working life, it's the greatest gift I've been given. I really believe now that it's indigenous artists who are able to show us what this country's about," said Martin.
As Martin was speaking at the launch, a picture of reconciliation laid itself out before her. Opera House staff chatted with members of the stolen generations eating French croissants and drinking Italian coffee in a restaurant run by a Frenchman and designed by a Dane, all on a promontory named after our most famous indigenous man, Bennelong.
Frank Yamma & Wicked Beat Sound System The folk/blues singer and electronica outfit have penned 11 songs for three performances at the Opera House Studio.
An Evening with Richard Frankland A writer, filmmaker, musician and former field investigator for the Royal Commission into Black Deaths in Custody, Richard Frankland will play the Studio with his band, for two nights.
Journey to Horseshoe Bend The Sydney Symphony will team up with actor Aaron Pedersen and the Aboriginal Ntaria Ladies Choir in the world premiere of a cantata based on the experiences of the renowned anthropologist T.G.H. Strehlow.
Sorry Day - Journey of Healing Doris Pilkington, author of Follow the Rabbit-Proof Fence, will address a Sorry Day gathering at the Studio.
New Blak Films The Sydney premiere of Cold Turkey, directed by Steven McGregor and shot by AFI, Tudawali and iF award-winning cinematographer Allan Collins (Beneath Clouds).
Message Sticks opens on May 20.
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Indianapolis, In - Memphis Grizzlies standout Zach Randolph has been implicated in an Indianapolis drug investigation. A probable cause affidavit has a police informant indentifying Randolph as a major marijuana supplier in Indianapolis.
A stake out on a suspected drug house 2 weeks ago led to 32 year old Arthur Boyd being pulled over in a Cadillac Escalade. The vehicle had marijuana and ammunition inside, and was registered to Randolph.
The Escalade led police to a storage facility where they say Randolph rents four lockers. According to the document, police dogs found controlled substances in two of the four lockers.
John Tompkins, Randolph's attorney, was quoted by 6News saying that Randolph is not connected to any drug activity. He went on to say that the vehicle's secret compartments were a safety precaution for concealing valuables. The Memphis Grizzlies will release a statement supporting Randolph on Thursday, according to Tompkins.
This is not Randolph's first run in with the law. He has a conviction on battery charges dating back to 1997. He was also caught selling a stolen gun in 1999. In 2002 Randolph was charged with underage drinking. Last year he was arrested on charges of drunk driving in Los Angeles.
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