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Power of Attorney in Knoxville, Tennessee
Power of attorney in Knoxville, Tennessee is a legal setup in which one person (the principal) grants another (the attorney-in-fact) the authority to make legally binding decisions on his or her behalf. This is done for a variety of reasons, both personal and business-related, but it is commonly done to authorize the attorney-in-fact to make essential decisions for the principal in the event that the principal becomes incapacitated or disabled, and thereby unable to make his or her own decisions.
If you are giving someone power of attorney, it's up to you to decide clearly what kind of decisions they will be able to make, and when they'll be able to make them. In any case, however, it's very important that you completely trust the person to whom you're granting this authority, since any power of attorney, even if it's very limited in scope, can be abused. Obviously, whatever type and amount of power you wish to give will depend on your intentions, as well as many external factors.
For instance, some people have specific wishes, whether based on religion or personal preference, about how they should be cared for at the end of their life. Oftentimes, people who are at the end of their lives become unable to express their wishes. Thus, it becomes necessary to have somebody else who knows what they would want, and has the legal authority to give effect to those wishes.
In Knoxville, Tennessee, you can sometimes find pre-printed forms that let you easily draft a power-of-attorney agreement. However, if your situation is particularly complex, you should probably have a lawyer draft it for you, to ensure that the agreement is enforceable, or that there are no surprises.
Types of Power of Attorney Arrangements in Knoxville, Tennessee
There are 3 power-of-attorney plans that can be set up in Knoxville, Tennessee. Which one is best for you will largely depend on your goals, and your individual situation. They are:
1. Limited power of attorney - this lets the attorney-in-fact exercise limited authority in a single transaction. It is useful, for example, if someone is buying property in another state, and the deal is nearly fulfilled, but a few documents need to be signed. The buyer could give a resident of that state power of attorney, permitting him or her to complete the transaction on the buyer's behalf. Conveniently, the power automatically terminates when the transaction is complete.
2. Durable power of attorney - unlike limited power of attorney, discussed above, this does not automatically expire, though the principal can terminate it at any time. It is normally not limited to a single transaction, either. Rather, it covers a broader subject matter, though it still has limits. For example, you could give someone durable power of attorney to make medical decisions for you, but they would only be authorized to act in that context.
3. Springing power of attorney - under this arrangement, the attorney-in-fact does not get power of attorney until the happening of some mentioned event. The specified event is normally the incapacity or disability of the principal, though it can be virtually any event you wish. You should be aware, however, that it is not always clear when the principal has become sufficiently "disabled" for the power of attorney to take effect. This question sometimes has to be determined by a court, which can be costly and time-consuming.
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Life in Knoxville
Knoxville is the seat of Knox County and 3rd largest municipality in the State of Tennessee. That means a number of courts like Knox County and Tennessee State Courts are located in Knoxville. Likewise, Knoxville is home to some of Tennessee's most outstanding lawyers. Knoxville lawyers are familiar with local and Federal cases like bankruptcy, divorce, immigration, and personal injury lawsuits.
Aside from the legal business, Knoxville is home to some nationally known institutions that help attract people to the city. The University of Tennessee, the Department of Energy facility Oak Ridge National Labrotory, the National Transportation Research Center, the Tennessee Valley Authority, and a number of business' headquarters. Producers of Bonnaroo Music Festival AC Entertainment, the Pilot Corporation, Sea Ray, Brunswick Boat Group, and Scripps Networks Interactive (HGTV) are all headquartered in Knoxville. That could be why Forbes Magazine named Knoxville among the "top 10 metropolitan hotspots" and "top 5 business and career" cities in the United States.
Knoxville events and attractions encourage a number of tourists to visit each year. Blender magazine named Knoxville the 20 most rock and roll cities in America. It plays host to the 17 day long Dogwood Arts Festival, Kuumba Festival, and Boomsday, the largest Labor Day fireworks display in the United States.


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Manchester United defender Jonny Evans is refusing to rest on his laurels after securing a four-year contract.
The Northern Ireland star's new deal will keep him at Old Trafford until 2016, with manager Sir Alex Ferguson predicting Evans will be around a lot longer than that.
But the 24-year-old has no intention of relaxing.
For he knows if his performances are not up to scratch for the remainder of the campaign, Ferguson would have no hesitation in sending him towards the exit door.
"It is nice to get a new contract and it does give you extra security," he said.
"But I don't think it means an awful lot these days. The club could still decide to sell me in the summer if they want."
That does seem a highly improbably scenario.
After all, Ferguson was convinced enough of Evans' talents to let Gerard Pique leave for Barcelona in 2008.
And two years later when, by his own admission, the Belfast-born player's performances dipped, Ferguson kept faith, which has now been rewarded with 141 appearances.
"I love Manchester United," he said.
"It is 10 years since I moved across the water to join. Even when other clubs asked me to go on trial I didn't because I knew Manchester United was the place I wanted to play football.
"I have come through the academy here and would love to play here throughout the rest of my career.
"I really feel I am part of it now. I don't feel like I am the youngster who is coming to fill in the gaps any more or get the odd game here and there.
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Chesapeake's Chief Executive Aubrey McClendon said Friday his company's legendary deal-making campaign isn't over, as it aims to potentially strike three joint-venture deals in three regions where it holds acreage.
The areas Chesapeake will look for partners in include the Williston Basin, in North Dakota, the Mississippi Line shale play, and "another oil play that we aren't ready to discuss yet until we drill a few wells in it," McClendon said in an earnings call with investors.
Deals are critical for Chesapeake's aggressive expansion strategy. The Oklahoma City-based company usually spends more than it makes by selling oil and gas in leasing acreage in new areas, and funds the difference by selling some of the land it holds in proven oil plays. On Thursday, the company said it would raise $3.4 billion from two separate deals in the emerging Utica shale play, in Ohio. Some analysts have wondered, though, whether there are still many profitable joint ventures to be struck, as many international oil companies that have been the usual clients are getting familiarized with shale and might want to strike on their own.
Chesapeake Energy, the second-largest natural gas producer in the U.S., is also trying to become a major oil producer, because crude is more profitable than cheap natural gas. It produced about 94,000 barrels a day of crude and liquids in the third quarter, nearly double the amount from last year. McClendon says the company aims to produce an average of 150,000 barrels a day of crude and liquids in 2012, and an average of 250,000 barrels a day in 2015. The company says it can reach this level of production with the assets it already owns.
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New Delhi: At midnight on Wednesday petrol prices went up by a huge Rs 6.28 plus local taxes - the biggest hike in 10 years. The Opposition is threatening to launch a big agitation and the government's own allies and friends are bringing pressure on it to roll back the hike amid fears that LPG and diesel prices will go up next. Will the government effect a partial rollback?
The people who lined their vehicles up in serpentine queues at petrol stations last evening to get a cheaper tankfull before midnight, are very angry. (Petrol price hike: Top 10 surfer comments)
"They don't think, how will people afford a 7-and-a-half rupee hike? The prices are already sky high. This is very bad. The government should think about poor people as well," said a resident of Chandigarh.
"The price of the petrol has increased so much that forget to think about a four wheeler even two wheeler is now becoming unaffordable. The middle class is suffering very badly from this," said another.
The government says petrol is a deregulated commodity. "The decision has been taken said Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee last evening. But the government's allies are not buying that. Mamata Banerjee has protested strongly and said the decision was not discussed with the government's allies even in Parliament which was in session till Tuesday. She said, "We don't want political instability. We made a commitment and if we topple the government now. There will be political instability. We are not like the Left. But just because we aren't leaving, doesn't mean that we won't protest or we won't oppose." The DMK's M Karunanidhi too says he was not consulted before the hike. And the Samajwadi Party too has asked for a rollback. "We demand immediate roll back of petrol price hike. The decision is anti-people," SP spokesman Rajendra Chowdhury said. (Read: Dinner diplomacy gone, Mulayam's party slams petrol price hike)
The Opposition has accused the government of choosing to make the announcement a day after the Budget Session ended to avoid getting cornered in Parliament. "Petrol price hike is atrocious and unbelievable. The UPA government, on its third anniversary, has given this gift of petrol price hike to the people. And that too Rs. 7.50 per litre. This is unheard of and unimaginable," said BJP leader Prakash Javadekar.
Even Lalu Prasad Yadav of the RJD, prominently feted at the UPA's celebratory dinner party on Tuesday said, "The hike was announced just a day after the Budget Session got over. It's a huge hike. And it keeps increasing." (Read: Petrol prices hiked, could diesel , LPG be next?)
Congress heads of government like Sheila Dikshit are upset, indicating that the price hike may once again position the Congress vs the government, and prompting speculation on whether a partial rollback may have been built into the hike.
The revision in petrol prices comes as the rupee hit an all-time low of Rs. 56.38 against the dollar. The actual increase in prices will vary from state to state depending on sales and local VAT taxes. The Congress government in Uttarakhand this morning announced that it was removing 25% VAT on petrol.
Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has blamed global uncertainties and the rising oil imports bill for the battering of the Indian currency. "The quantum of India's oil imports is substantial at around $160 billion to $170 billion annually," he said.
"Given the losses being incurred, the company is compelled to increase the price of petrol by Rs.6.28 per litre (excluding VAT/Sales Tax) with effect from midnight," the country's largest oil firm, Indian Oil Company, said in a statement. "This excludes losses already suffered till date during current financial year 2012-13, which would require an additional increase of around Rs. 1.50 per litre in selling price of motor spirit (MS) for balance part of the year," Indian Oil said.
India deregulated petrol prices in June 2010 but continues to subsidise kerosene, petrol and cooking gas to protect the poor from the impact of any inflation pressures. In the second half of 2011, oil companies began reflecting market realities more closely and raised petrol prices but were stopped from end-November on the request of the government - their majority shareholder - ahead of elections in some states. Petrol prices were last revised on December 1.
State-run oil companies have been losing Rs. 8000 crores per annum because they were being forced to sell petrol at subsidised rates.


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For installing or upgrading OpenVMS, HP SIM uses either InfoServer
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or upgrade process, and OpenVMS is then booted from the InfoServer
or vMedia. While the installation or upgrade continues in the background,
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Using InfoServer, you can provision up to eight servers simultaneously.
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REPUTED to be the busiest vehicular ferry in Australia, the Lawrence Ferry now has the capacity to be even busier.
At a cost of $5.3 million the new 24-car Bluff Point Ferry, to name it correctly, was officially opened on Thursday.
Clarence MP Chris Gulaptis cut the ribbon to begin the service to the communities of Lawrence and Woodford Island.
Mr Gulaptis said the new ferry will be more efficient with less down time for users.
"The new ferry also allows for the older ferry, which is used when the new ferry undergoes maintenance, to be moored nearby reducing maintenance closure times," he said.
"The ferries on the Clarence River have been a part of the NSW northern rivers region for more than a century and add to the character of the local area."
He said the need for the upgrade to the service became apparent after Roads and Maritime Services studies and community consultation identified shortcomings in the old service during holiday periods and peak business times.
"Improving the crossing and providing a new ferry was an easy decision for the NSW Government - the crossing is a vital piece of infrastructure along the river," he said.
"Further community consultation was carried out when design options were completed. The preferred option also required modified road approaches and wider ramps. Building started in July and was completed this month.
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A visit to an exhibition of modern art is a sure way to feel downcast. All those good people wandering past the works on show and trying to make sense of them. This can't be done because your run-of-the-mill modern artist is not concerned with making sense, only with doing his own thing. Modern art museums exhibit this petty egoism and why should anyone care for that? These thoughts are prompted by the death of Hilton Kramer, for many years the art critic of the New York Times.
Hilton was a scholar and aesthete whose gentle manner hid firm classical convictions. Western art holds its place in civilization as a commentary down the centuries on humankind in the flesh and in the spirit. Great art leads to appreciation of life and reconciliation to death, and Hilton took it upon himself to say so.
He would have been pleased to learn about a new book with the title Con Art — Why You Ought To Sell Your Damien Hirsts While You Can by Julian Spalding (a critic and former gallery director, of whom, I have to confess in my ignorance, I had not previously heard). Damien Hirst is the chap who pickles a shark or half a sheep in formaldehyde. A few curators and collectors have driven up the price of these wheezes into the millions. None of it is worth a cent, says Spalding, "not because it isn't great art, good art or even bad art, but because it isn't art at all." Many in the field are artists only because they say they are — Hilton put it elegantly and definitively.


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From the University of California's Western Institute for Food Safety and Security (WIFSS) and the Western Center for Food Safety (WCFS) December e-newsletter - a little microbiology humor for the holidays:
We at WIFSS and WCFS wish all of you a safe and happy holiday season and prosperity for the new year.
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Who do you support for Supervisor in the 5th District in the upcoming November election and why?
I support Bruce McPherson for 5th district supervisor. In a time of an ever increasing partisanship, Bruce is a candidate that brings people together on all sides of the political spectrum with his leadership, mutual respect, and vision for our community.
What are the biggest issues right now for the 5th District?
The biggest issues for the 5th district right now are jobs, roads, and the planning department.
What is your vision for the future of the 5th District and Santa Cruz County?
My wish list for the district are as follows:
1) Fixing the overdue road maintenance, especially Felton Empire, Alba, and Jamison Creek.
2) Simplifying and implementing a reasonable fee structure from county planning so people that were born in this county can afford to stay here. Return to a common sense approach similar to other counties in this state in regards to regulations, time frames, costs, etc.
3) Eco friendly clearing of some of the trees in San Lorenzo Valley that are causing excessive duff formation and a significant fire hazard.


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You need to be very carefull about adding a stock to any handgun, for fear you may create a short barreled rifle. The Thompson contender, for example, is a single shot pistol. This is truly a sporting weapon and no reasonable person could argue that such a weapon could be deamed an assult weapon. However a person could concievably purchase the optional stock for the weapon (which is designed to be used with 16 inch barrels) and then attatch a shorter 8 inch barrel. In doing so, he would have assembled an illegal weapon with a fixed stock and a barrel of less than 16 inches, at least that is my understanding. Be aware that you need to meet both federal AND state guidelines... and every state law is different. Good luck. If you have an attorney friend locally, you should have him do a bit of research on your state laws.
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J. Holiday Covers the First Issue of AMN MAG of the Year!
RnB singer, J. Holiday Covers the NEW Issue of AMN MAGAZINE
February 1, 2014 (Newswire.com) - AMN MAG Returns in January 2014 with J. Holiday, Leela James and More!----This year promises music fans great R&B music with new releases from artists including Toni Braxton and Babyface, Ledisi, Letoya Luckett, RL Huggar (formerly of the group NEXT), Day 26 and Ashanti among others. Two artists who have been away for a while, and are returning this year with new projects are J. Holiday and Leela James!
Editor-in-Chief of AMN MAG, Lisa Green released the February/March 2014 issue of AMN MAGAZINE on Tuesday, January 28, 2014. The cover artist, R&B singer, J. Holiday discussed his return after a five-year hiatus, his new album "Guilty Conscience" (also released on January 28) and to celebrate the Valentine's Day issue of the magazine, the singer shares one of the most romantic things that he's done for a woman.
Also in this issue of the magazine, R&B/Soul songstress, Leela James talks joining the cast of R&B Divas: Los Angeles, working with Anthony Hamilton on her hot new single, "Say That" and more. AMN MAG also includes a touching tribute to the late first President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela. Readers can also check out custom fashion designer, Polo the Fur King's GRAMMY fashion picks in the new segment "Nailed It...or Failed It!", and recording artist, Shelea Frazier and fitness trainer, Keith Miller share their Top Five Love Songs for Valentine's Day. Get all of this and more in the hot new issue!
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Gibson pauses momentarily before he begins to describe what he sees as an ill-considered path. He offers a careful, and thoroughgoing evaluation not only of the condition of technologically individuated objects and their contextual systems, but of the moral imperatives that underpin them as well. His writer's mind is as keen and as empathetic as ever. "I think Apple might do more good if [CEO Steve] Jobs were more like Meredith, actually", Gibson responds, "If Apple simply wanted to create better digital devices. As it is, Jobs seems to want to create new, hierarchic, top-down systems to control the software that will run on those devices."
But the central thematic of Zero History reaches beyond the personal as it interfaces with an ecology of technology. Zero History consolidates itself around a thematic of the psychology of luxury items and how this psychology overflows into notions of fixity and mobility of geographic and post-geographic existence. Once again Hollis Henry finds herself embroiled in the labyrinthine machinations of Hubertus Bigend. Zero History is far and away the most geographically compact of Gibson's novels to date. The major action transpires almost exclusively between London and Paris.
"Someone," [Bigend] said, "is developing what may prove to be a somewhat new way to transmit brand vision."
"You sound guarded in your appreciation."
"A certain genuinely provocative use of negative space," he said, sounding still less pleased.
"I don't know," he said, "I haven't been able to find out. I feel that someone has read and understood my playbook. And may possibly be expanding it."
Hollis finds herself deployed once more, this time to hunt down the designer behind Gabriel Hounds, a unique denim line that exploits a unique marketing technique.
"Piracy, someone said, is a tax on fame", Gibson volunteers when asked about the comparatively low-index around intellectual property in the fashion industry. While brand-names can be owned, copyrighted, trademarked, basic architectural elements like zippers or buttons cannot be. Instead, the fashion industry relies on gifting skilled designers who are able to cannibalize those precise structural elements from times past and position these as trending for upcoming collections. "I doubt that luxury brands are actually damaged by knock-offs. But I think they do want to be seen to be enforcing their supposed exclusivity".
This trend can be seen again Gibson's compacting of geographical localities, a technique which complements the unbroken and recurring post-geographical landscape he simultaneously offers. "The novel is compact geographically (London, Paris) but virtually infinite, post-geographically. Information flows, today, into just about everywhere, and to just about everywhere. Unless you're in, say, China", Gibson suggests, "Traditional capitals will continue to grow, or to become more expensive, or both. This is because they are home to the most choices. Eventually, though, they become 'fixed', too valuable to change. London and Paris are both nearing that fixity, I suspect."
Ultimately though, it seems that even the virtual and the real tangoing each other the way they do in the Bigend Trilogy, is nothing more than a brief skirmish. There is a genuine core to Gibson's writings this decade, a richer vein that he deftly and swiftly taps.
For Gibson, perhaps the real engagement is the distribution of High Art and popular culture in the new century. "I've never taken the distinction between pop culture and high art entirely seriously. I think I have a more anthropological perspective, though largely by accident. That distinction is cultural, and has its meaning within the given culture", says Gibson.
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Gibson's meditations on these disparities seem suggestive of an earlier piece of writing. A meditation of his own on his work nearer the early part of this decade, entitled 'God's Little Toys'. In it, Gibson himself suggests, "Meaning, ultimately, seemed a matter of adjacent data". When prompted on this intertext between his earlier and his current thoughts, Gibson offered PopMatters, "The idea of 'adjacency' of data changing the data's meaning is important to me. It reminds me of Borges' belief that each time a novel is written, it alters the meaning of all previous novels. It alters adjacency".
After three decades of cultural capital, it is hard to come away from an encounter with William Gibson, without expectations. His mind is generationally definitive. It's a strange quirk of history that sees his debut novel published in the same year as the Orwellian paradigm (named for that year) lapses. But given the weight of Gibson's own writings that inception date of 1984 takes on a secret grandeur. Like the extinguishing of one paradigm leads to the ignition of another. But William Gibson is no Clint Eastwood, Dr. Martin Luther King or Neil Armstrong. Yet he consistently exceeds expectations. In the three decades that he has come to dominate the cultural horizon, the only thing "old" (or "known") about him is his very familiar role in leading us into the new.
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More than nine months after former Canuck and current Twitter superstar Gino Odjick spilled the beans, the Canucks made it official yesterday that the most exciting player in franchise history will have his jersey retired sometime in the 2013-14 season. Unlike most in Canucks nation, this isn't news that fills me with "yes!", "finally!" or "what took so long?!". For me, it is news I receive with mixed emotions.
I have made no secret on this blog and on Twitter that I haven't forgotten how Pavel Bure left this city (as evidenced by my November 10th article: "Canucks set to wrongfully retire Pavel Bure's #10"). I'm not prepared to forget what he did or legitimize it like so many others. But I am prepared to forgive him… I think.
Pavel Bure's contribution to the Canucks on the ice was immense. He was the most electrifying player and best pure goal scorer in franchise history. You'll notice that I don't consider him the best player in franchise history like some, because of the lack of longevity and the fact that he was a one dimensional player (though that dimension was pretty great). His numbers are also skewed when you compare them to Markus Naslund or the Sedins because of the high scoring era he played in. It's also frequently mentioned that he got them to the Stanley Cup Final in 1994, even though Kirk McLean was their best player and would have won the Conn Smythe had Vancouver won in game 7 in New York. But I digress.
Bure was sensational as a Canuck, and his play on the ice warrants having his jersey retired. But he turned his back on Vancouver in 1998 when he sat out demanded a trade while under contract and that matters to me.
One of the big reasons why I was so strongly opposed to Bure's number being retired was because he had never really apologized or expressed his gratitude to the fans of Vancouver since his departure. In this respect, Bure has done a lot this year to mend fences.
On April 4th, Bure visited Vancouver, which isn't exactly a quick and easy flight from his home in Russia. He met with the media, visited sick kids at Children's Hospital and attended the Canucks game versus the Oilers in the evening.
Bure seemed very humble and appreciative of the reception he got when introduced at Rogers Arena. Maybe he's fooling us or maybe I'm just getting soft, but it appeared to be genuine to me.
Yesterday, Bure was in town to visit once again at the Canucks Summer Summit (an event for season ticket holders) where it was announced that he will get his jersey retired. He took questions from fans and once again appeared to display a lot of class.
Bure and the Canucks have yet to decide which game Bure will have his jersey retired at, but I suggest they do it before the Saturday, November 2 game against the Toronto Maple Leafs (a 4pm game time). Make Toronto sit through one of our pregame ceremonies for once.
I was very much against Bure getting his number retired nine months ago, but I'm starting to soften on this with every appearance he makes in Vancouver. If Pavel Bure is going to reinvent himself and become part of the Canucks organization again (which means showing up for an old timer's game at the Heritage Classic and other types of moments honouring their history) then that will do a lot of good with respect to his legacy.
It was the off-ice stuff that before that bothered me and it's the off-ice stuff now that will be the only way that I can forgive him.


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The Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, the Marshall Islands, Samoa, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu and Wallis and Futuna all signed up to the "One tree one day a life" programme and added their names to a "Joint Position" to be read at the Earth Summit with a view to drawing the attention of industrialized countries to the consequences of climatic disruptions for the countries of Oceania. To see Oceania's message to Rio, Click here.
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VANCOUVER — In honour of the annual madness so pervasive in B.C. boys senior varsity Triple A high school basketball, consider the following: Port Moody's unranked Heritage Woods Kodiaks have beaten the defending B.C. boys Triple A champion Terry Fox Ravens of PoCo, who have beaten Coquitlam's up-and-down Gleneagle Talons, who have beaten the powerhouse Kitsilano Blue Demons of Vancouver, who earlier this season beat the current No. 1 Yale Lions of Abbotsford.
And it's important to note that the first two No. 1-ranked teams this season, Walnut Grove and Kitsilano, were both knocked out of the top perch by Gleneagle, a team with an 11-9 record.
That's a reminder to all, and there are plenty of other examples as well, as to the unpredictable nature of the boys game in this province.
Yet two months into the 2012-13 season, there is also a body of work that is beginning to stand on its own, shaped through top invitational tournaments, key single-game exhibitions, as well as league encounters, that provides a pretty accurate barometre of who the top teams are.
As it stands today, the top tier has five teams — No. 1 Yale, No. 2 White Rock Christian, No. 3 Walnut Grove, No. 4 Kitsilano, No. 5 Tamanawis — which have shown the ability to consistently garner big wins against ranked opposition. And behind those five, to varying degrees, are another dozen or so squads who on a given night, are capable of doing great things. Some of those teams are peaking, some are seemingly still stuck in first gear.
Yet it is not out of the realm of possibility for any of that group of 15-plus teams to win the provincial title, as evidenced by last season when a hit-or-miss Ravens team hit its stride in late February at the Fraser Valley championships and rode that wave of momentum all the way to the B.C. title.
Of course, as we sit here in late January, it's hard not to think that one of those top five teams won't be coming off the court in mid-March at the Langley Events Centre as 2013 champions.
No. 1 Yale, led by JJ Pankratz and Jauquin Bennett-Boire, have won 11 straight against B.C. foes, its only loss an 89-81 setback to Kitsilano in the final of its own Big Ball Classic on Dec. 1. A potential meeting Saturday against No. 5 Tamanawis of Surrey in the finals of the Kushnir Memorial at Delta Secondary, as well as back-to-back league contests against Sardis later this month look to be the toughest tests before the Fraser Valley championships begin Feb. 20.
No. 2 White Rock Christian has played a much more demanding schedule. B.C. losses include a pair to Kitsilano, and one to Tamanawis. However there are also big wins over ranked foes St. George's, Oak Bay, Walnut Grove and Tamanawis. Point guard Tyus Allen, and swing types Vartan Tanielian and Peter Spangehl are among the top trios in the province.
The No. 3 Walnut Grove Gators of Langley, led by guard Jadon Cohee, forward Josh Mayorga and shooters Sheldon Derton and Sam Shin, won 12 straight against B.C. foes before falling in double overtime to White Rock Christian in final of the Legal Beagle Invitational at Terry Fox on Jan. 12. If rankings hold form, look for another Walnut-White Rock matchup Saturday in the final of the Emerald.
No. 4 Kitsilano opened the season 11-0, and sat at No. 1 from Dec. 5 to Jan. 15, losing its first game of the season 72-67 to Gleneagle in the opening round of the Beagle on Jan. 10. Five night later, it fell 70-60 at Walnut Grove. Yet the Lower Mainland's top team is deep and loaded, with forward Luka Zaharijevic and guard Justin Sze leading a cast of notables.
Surrey's No. 5-ranked Tamanawis Wildcats, already at 20 B.C. wins on the season, lost to Yale by two, split with White Rock Christian and dispatched all others with the exception of a head-scratching 96-79 loss Dec. 12 at New Westminster.
Combined, that group of five is 85-11 on the season, with eight of those 11 losses coming in games involving each other.
Yet there is a lot of talent lurking.
Victoria's No. 6-ranked Oak Bay Bays opened the season with a 73-65 loss to visiting White Rock Christian, but has won 15 of 16 since, including its last 10 in a row. The only other loss came in league play, 68-53 to rival Claremont. And the Bays have a chance to join that top group if they can find their stride this weekend at the Emerald.
The No. 7 Kelowna Owls have had to cope with the eligibility loss of top guard John Katerberg the rest of the season, but with Buzz Truss leading the way, are still one of the province's elite teams.
No. 8 W.J. Mouat of Abbotsford has had its ups and downs, but with young talent, is playing better than it has all season, going 10-3 over its last 13 against B.C. foes, a streak which included two losses to Walnut Grove and an overtime setback against Kelowna.
Surrey's No. 9 Enver Creek Cougars has lost only to Mouat and White Rock Christian in 23 B.C. starts, yet has only two wins over ranked teams among its 21 victories.
No. 10 St. George's Saints of Vancouver, dropped a 75-74 decision to unranked Vancouver College in an Independent League contest last week. Saints have split with Kelowna this season and lost by just three early in the season at White Rock.
The rest of the field? In the Fraser Valley, Chilliwack's Sardis Falcons are one of the season's success stories, rising from relative obscurity to a team which is right there to get out of the Valley and into the main draw at the B.C. championships, led by forward Hayden Lejeune and guard Eric Rogers.
However Pitt Meadows, Terry Fox, Lord Tweedsmuir of Surrey, Gleneagle, Delta, Heritage Woods and Abbotsford have shown enough to suggest the Fraser Valley will once again be a war.
From the Lower Mainland, Vancouver College remains ever dangerous, capable of beating anyone with a healthy Gogy Kumanan in the lineup. Mindy Minhas and the Sir Winston Churchill Bulldogs are also right in the mix. And McMath of Richmond is sitting at 6-0 in league play.
Claremont, 17-4 on the season, is a dark horse off Vancouver Island. On the North Shore, Handsworth is reeling from its 62-61 conference loss Tuesday against Sentinel, but appears to be the class of the Howe Sound.
B.C. Boys Triple A: Yale, WRCA, Grove, Kits, Tammy established as the clear top five to beat
VANCOUVER — In honour of the annual madness so pervasive in B.C. boys senior varsity Triple A high school basketball, consider the following: Port Moody's unranked Heritage Woods Kodiaks have beaten the defending B.C. boys Triple A champion Terry Fox Ravens of PoCo, who have beaten Coquitlam's up-and-down Gleneagle Talons, who have beaten the powerhouse Kitsilano Blue Demons of Vancouver, who earlier this season beat the current No. 1 Yale Lions of Abbotsford.


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In my proposed scheme, the only interaction normal pages should have with the Authentication API would be "auth::require_login", "ad_conn user_id", and perhaps "ad_conn untrusted_user_id".
You say subtle differences ... I just want to make sure that we're on the same page here: If we implemented "auth::require_login" with a service contract, and thus let you plug in a different implementation, our two designs would be completely equivalent in what they could accomplish, no?
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LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Chiang Mai! We have two days here and it's quickly becoming obvious that this is nowhere near enough time to visit all the places we want to... but we will give it a try.
The first thing that hits us is that it's way cheaper up here, only 120THB from the airport to our accommodation... and cheaper transport across the board, nice!
We are staying at De Vieng, it's a new hostel in town and nothing short of amazing. Big comfy beds, designer decorations, washer / dryer, well equipped bathrooms, lockers in rooms, breakfast and wifi included, bedside lamps and power points for each bed and a pool... can't say enough about this place.
Chiang Mai is the place to immerse yourself in the real Thailand, away from the beaches and hordes of travellers. It is a 1 hr flight or a 14 hour train ride North of Bangkok and slightly cooler up here. There is so much to do in the area; Thai cooking classes, visiting the night bazaar, yoga retreats, loads of amazing temples, visit the hilltop tribe people, the tiger temple, snake shows, elephant schools, poopoo paper park and zip line trips... you need a week minimum here, two would be good.
If you want to have an elephant experience this is place to do it... for sure. You spend the day with rescued elephants, and you get to adopt one for the day. Part of the experience is to take care of the elephant; feed it, bath it, ride and play with it. The other safaris we have seen you are in a seat with a guide, this one is much more authentic and an overall better experience. For something different you could visit the Elephant school where they do paintings.
Thai cooking classes are very popular, the good ones take you to the market and show you the process from start to finish. So many interesting ingredients and the best part is that you get to eat the food that you cook! They are pretty cheap and they have them during the day and also in the evening.
There are a lot of hill tribes that are worthwhile visiting, the most famous and popular are the Long Necks. While deemed commercial it is a rather complex issue, these people are refugees from Burma, many of them fled to Thailand and by visiting and buying their handicrafts you are supporting a community that has no other way to earn a living. Legend has it that the brass rings around their neck protect the women from tiger bites but actually it determines your tribal identity. Their necks over the years really stretch out... who knew you could do that, as a short chick it gave me some ideas :-)
Speaking of weird and wonderful how about a visit to the Elephant Poopoo paper park. Tell me more you say, well this is an Eco friendly park famous for making paper products from you guessed it... elephant poo! This place is 100 meters from the tiger kingdom, if you have missed out on your tiger experience out of Bangkok (which by the way is the best) or Phuket you still have an opportunity.
The night bazaar is just outside the city walls and is easy to get to. If getting a taxi or tuk tuk they will drop you off outside Subway. We decided to start off with a Thai massage, a girl has got to be ready to shop! There are loads of places and 200THB will get you 1hr of heaven.
The night bazaar was a mix of places to eat, live music, bars and stalls. The products here are different to some we have seen, much more arts and craft orientated. This place is awesome, wish we had more time and more room in our bags! We're already planning on going back again... we spent a few hours and really only covered what seemed to be a small section.
Late night again, just don't want to waste time sleeping!!!
Editors note: If you're heading to Thailand check out the Global Bed Hopper Network for cheap / discounted accommodation deals!


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State election officials have distributed nearly 19,000 absentee ballots for the Aug. 12 primary, and about half have been returned.
The latest figures from the Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State show 9,208 absentee primary ballots of the 18,581 distributed have been returned so far. That compares to 6,014 returned at this in time in 2012 and 10,088 in 2010. There was a three-way DFL primary for governor in 2010. This year, Republicans have a four-way contest.
This year's primary marks the first statewide voting under Minnesota's new "no excuses" absentee balloting law. Voters are no longer required to declare an approved reason why they cannot be at their polling place on the day of the election.
Secretary of State Mark Ritchie said the new law, along with an online option for requesting absentee ballots, can help further voter engagement.
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The Shulls are of German descent and trace to Abraham and Elizabeth Shull, of Perry county, Pennsylvania. She was born in Perry county where they were married and reared their five children:
1. Thomas, a contractor, unmarried.
2. Eliza, married Christian Beck, a tailor, and died at Millerstown.
3. Margaret, died at Millerstown, Pennsylvania; married Christian Hoover, a tailor.
4. Abraham (2), died at Lewistown. a carpenter; married Ellen Wonder.
5. Chauncey M., of whom further.
(II) Chauncey M., youngest son of Abraham and Elizabeth Shull, was born in Perry county, Pennsylvania, 1829. He learned tailoring, and when yet a single man came to Lewistown, where he married and worked at his trade until his death. His shop was located at the Five Points for many years, on the site now occupied by Heading's Drug store. He finally retired late in life and devoted himself entirely to his office of justice of the peace, holding that office twenty-five years. He was an enlisted member of the Logan Guards and during the civil war enlisted in the Eighty-third Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, and served until the close of the war, participating in many of the important battles of the war. He was a Republican; a member of the Independent Order of Good Templars; the Grand Army of the Republic; the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and, with his wife, belonged to the Presbyterian church. He married Elizabeth Moore, born in Ireland in 1825, and brought to the United States by her parents when a child.
Her parents, John and Elizabeth (Karns) Moore, were both born in Belfast, Ireland, where they married and about 1835 came to the United States, settling in Philadelphia (Kensington), where they died. Both were members of the United Presbyterian church. Children:
1. Jane, died in San Francisco, California, unmarried.
2. Agnes, died in San Francisco, unmarried.
3. James, lived and died in Philadelphia; owner of the Bush Hill Iron Works, located on the present site of the United States Mint.
4. Sarah, married Enoch Swayne and died in Lewistown, Pennsylvania.
5. Elizabeth, lived in Philadelphia until her parents' death, then joined her sister Sarah in Lewistown, and there married Chauncey M. Shull.
6. Mary, married Edward Thatcher and died in San Francisco.
Children of Chauncey M. Shull:
1. Elizabeth (Betty), married Joseph L. McKinney and resides in Lewistown.
2. James, died in infancy.
3. Blanche, married William H. Rodgers, whom she survives, a resident of Juniata, Pennsylvania.
4. Chauncey E., of whom further.
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(III) Chauncey E., son of Chauncey M. and Elizabeth (Moore) Shull, was born in Lewistown, Pennsylvania, March 11, 1861. He was educated in the public schools and Lewistown academy and, after obtaining his education, learned the tinner's trade. He followed his trade until twenty-three years of age, then in 1884 formed a partnership with his father, one a merchant tailor the other dealing in ready-made clothing in the same building, on East Market street. After the retirement of his father, Chauncey E. continued in the same business and now has a well stocked, modern clothing and furnishing store and a well established, prosperous business. He has now transacted business in the same building for over a quarter of a century, and has built up a reputation for honorable dealing that insures him the patronage and respect of his community. He is fond of outdoor life and is an active member of the Lewistown Rod and Gun Club. He belongs to the Royal Arcanum and both he and his wife are members of the Presbyterian church. In political faith Mr. Shull is a Presbyterian.
He married, June 24, 1891, Catherine E. Sherlock, born in Carlisle, Pennsvlvania, daughter of Rev. Thomas and Kate (Colcher) Sherlock, he born in Philadelphia, she in Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania. Children of Chauncey E. and Catherine E. Shull:
1. Leland S., born June 3, 1893, educated in high school, now in business with his father.
2. Maurice, born November 29, 1894, educated in Lewistown high school, also in his father's store.
3. Catherine, born October 2, 1900.
4. Chauncey E. (2), May 9, 1902.
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Will Verizon Wireless finally get its much desired iPhone 4 units this coming January? Some people think so right now, especially right after a Digitimes report indicated that Apple has raised its iPhone shipment target for first quarter of 2011. Previously, the shipment target was at around 19 million units to be shipped starting Q1 2011. But now, this was raised to around 20-21 million units, according to Taiwanese sources.
What makes the news interesting is the fact that 5 to 6 million units of those shipment will be CDMA iPhones going to North America and Asia Pacific. What is not clear though is how many of those shipments will be Verizon iPhones. Would the shipment of CDMA iPhone be enough to give Verizon a piece of the iPhone US market share and poses a threat to AT&T's stronghold? That would be interesting to watch out for.
As for the remaining volume shipment of around 14-15 million units, these are earmarked as WCDMA iPhones – indicating the fact that demand for the iPhone is still strong after several months of being released to the worldwide market. In case your interested to know, Apple was able to ship a total of 47 million units of iPhone in 2010.
So did you get the iPhone 4 as a Christmas present? Or are you waiting for the iPhone to arrive on Verizon?
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Among the bones you will also find a special test tube of dino DNA. Use can use the DNA to transform your skeleton into a life-sized dinosaur. Simply download the app from the App Store or Google Play, and hold it above the DNA mat. A Triceratops will burst into view, roaring and moving just like a real dinosaur.
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Italy midfielder Daniele De Rossi has played down the suggestion that he had a feud with Manchester City's eccentric striker Mario Balotelli after the pair clashed heatedly during the first half of Italy's Euro quarter-final clash with England in Kiev on Sunday.
"Yes, at the end of the first half, we had words. Perhaps we might have shouted a bit louder because there was a lot of adrenalin, there was a lot of noise from the crowd," The Sun quoted De Rossi, as saying.
"We were far away from each other so you had to raise your voice. But there are no problems whatsoever. All the talk of fights between us, that's not the case. We went into the dressing room and were talking only about what we were going to do in the second half," he added.
"And Mario was even better in the second half. I thought he was terrific against England. So no, I don't think Mario is a difficult character at all. I certainly don't have to make any extra effort there - he is one of the squad, nothing more, nothing less," he said.
De Rossi praised Balotelli, saying the whole team backed their crazy striker.
"And I think we only speak about Balotelli a lot because he is a very good player. He has proved a handful for defences. Some people think he's crazy but we are all behind him. Let's just see how crazy he goes if he scores the winning goal that takes us to the final," he said. (ANI)


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I have never adopted an animal with someone I am in a relationship with but, as someone who loves the 2 cats she has, I cannot see me saying "Here, you have the pets" UNLESS I know that he would be able to take better care of them than I could, and honestly, I don't see that happening… Furbabies are always spoiled by me.
Divorce and Pets | More People Choose Animals Over Money
Parents of people children know that they have a 50% chance of needing a "What happens if we split" plan. They may not discuss it, they may not let themselves think about it, but I bet you, in the back of every parent's mind is the "What happens if…." thought.
Personally, I don't think that it's all that crazy. Again, the divorce rate is roughly 40-50% in our country. I have friends who state, prior to marriage, that their future spouse is "The one or the first one." If you ignore marital status and just look at long-term committed relationships, chances are you still have roughly the same potential split rate. There's just no getting around it anymore, any relationship has a roughly 50% chance of ending.
Pet parents also may not discuss or let themselves think about "What if…" but I promise you, it's there. According to a survey of 1,500 pet owners by PetMD, "90% of pet owners would fight more passionately for their pets than for money in a divorce." Even more telling is this information released by Michigan State University College of Law: "Because pets are becoming such a big part of our lives, some courts … are willing to treat pets more like children… Courts have considered the best interest of the pets in determining who gets custody of them. They have also awarded shared custody, visitation, and alimony payments to the owners."
What about you? As pet owner (or pet parent, if you prefer), a people parent, or both, what do you think about having a "What if…" plan? Do you have one? Have you and your spouse or significant other discussed "What if?"
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I have a Ninja Cocaine Attack Kitty. I'll pay my husband to TAKE him if we split.
Interesting article. Had no idea about those high statistics.


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Lundy Bancroft has twenty years of experience specializing in interventions for abusive men and their families. He has authored four books in the field, including the country's best-selling book on domestic violence, Why Does He Do That? and the national prizewinner The Batterer as Parent. Lundy's fifth book, Daily Wisdom for 'Why Does He Do That' will be out this coming October.
Lundy is a former Co-Director of Emerge, the nation's first counseling program for men who batter, and was involved in over 2000 cases as counselor and clinical supervisor. He has also served extensively as a custody evaluator, child abuse investigator, and expert witness. Lundy appears across the United States as a presenter for court personnel, child protective workers, therapists, law enforcement officials, and other audiences. He is currently working on a play about battered women's experiences with the child custody system, called "Forbidden to Protect."


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Grahf wrote:SlyTF1 wrote:If you get it from Sears could you still get the code from Gamestop? Ifso thats what Im doing!
If you're good buddies with a Gamestop employee, sometimes they just pass out the codes regardless if you've preordered it or not. It doesn't work all of the time, but its worth a shot. It might all depend on if the codes are actually packed in with the game though.
I already pre ordered it though. But Im willing to sacrifice $5 to get the game early.


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McGlinn Hall was having their dorm dedication weekend. They were having the blessing of the dorm and all-dorm picture in front of the building, complete with all of the University bigwigs. Living in O'Neill, we figured it would be appropriate to give them a proper welcome and let them know what they were in for. So a few friends of mine were kind of enough to place their stereo on the roof of O'Neill's chapel and serenade our new neighbors with "Welcome to the Jungle". For some reason, Fr. Malloy didn't find that to be humorous and send over one of his minions to have the stereo silenced immediately.
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text: Celebrities and activists have joined forces to record an Australian classic rock anthem in the fight against global warming. Lily Allen, Simon Le Bon (pictured) from '80s group Duran Duran and Sir Bob Geldof participated in the revamped recording of Midnight Oil's Beds Are Burning, which was released today as a free download. The act of downloading the recording equals a signature on a "musical petition". The pop stars were joined by political heavyweights such as Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Kofi Annan. Outspoken French actress and Oscar winner Marion Cotillard also joined in. Ironically, Midnight Oil's original lead singer Peter Garrett declined to participate in the re-recording. He is now Australia's Minister for the Environment. The original 1987 song angrily demanded recognition of Aboriginal rights. Its re-recording was done to awaken listeners to the issue of global climate change ahead of the United Nations summit on the issue in Copenhagen.


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ROGER Williams topped the entry at the Weardale Motor Club's trial last weekend, his loss of 18, putting him three marks clear of Anthony Stephen, with Joe McMeekin a further mark adrift. The trial at Dursand Quarry above Stanhope, attracted over 70 entries and with four courses on offer, each with ten sections. James Black and Eddie Aitkin battled it out on the Green Course. On the Clubman Course, John Bennett took the honours. It was a win for Andrew Black on the Easy course, after dropping all five of his marks in section three.
GUISBOROUGH D.M.C ran Saturday night's third club trial at Charlton's practice ground near Guisborough after heavy rain made Low Gillbeck Farm unusable. Yarm's Tom Affleck resplendent in the distinctive MRS riding attire grabbed major honours. Intermediate winner Paul Wheatley, from Guisborough and Mark Shearer remaining unpenalised. Clubman A winner Carlton's Ian Atkinson fired in some good rides. Guisborough's Rick Jackson rode in company with elder brother Colin to scrape a tight Class B victory by one mark from Glaisdale's Andrew Dale and Paul Manton. The fast improving Walker brothers, Jack and Louis, took Youth A and C class wins.
WEST Witton MRS Sherco rider Richard Sadler won the 84TH Alan Trophy at Newbiggin, near Penrith, from 2013 winners Dan Thorpe and Guy Kendrew. James Stones was seventh ahead of Hurworth's Rob Waite ahead of cousin Jack Stones. Sheffield's Tony Scarlett won the Over-40s class from Phil Disney.
RICHMOND Motor Trials organiser Andrew Brown was adding the final details to the course for Sunday's second British Trials Championship at Low Row. Michael Brown heads the title chase from James Dabill. In the championship class Skeeby's Jonathan Richard and West Witton's Richard Sadler aim to get into the action. Andy Chilton, Billy Bolt, Michael Phillipson, Ian Austermuhle are the northern contenders. In the Expert class Faceby's Guy Kendrew goes head to head with James Stones, Matt Maynard and Tom Affleck and John Sunter. Katy Sunter is the lone female in the expert class. The trial start area will be signed from Low Row. Car parking is £5 with proceeds going to charity. There will be catering, toilets and camping facilities for competitors. The three lap 20 section course can be watched on foot.
WANT to ride the Scott Trial course? For Youth class riders the golden opportunity is June 22 and the venue will be Hurst. The famed Washfold section is right alongside the road leading to the start
area. This unique event replicates the Scott Trial in every way. Two laps of 20 miles on the moors above Reeth taking in Sleigill, Roan Hush, Whisky Gill and Moss Gill. The Reeth Three Day Trial plays a part as well with sections at Jim Fards. As in the Scott Trial the fastest rider makes standard time as well the 30 observed sections. 40 miles of moorland sounds quite a distance but the moors are littered with tracks and sheep paths. Up to Friday the entry stands at 37 Class A and B contenders. Toby Martyn travels from Cornwall with Alexander Lennox from Northern Ireland. The Tartan Army converge on Hurst with Tyler Murphy, from Kinlochleven. Duncan McColl, Joe Dawson, Harry Sherriffs, Stuart Mack. He was involved last year while his father Sandy acted as mechanic to all and sundry. Lewis Byron travels from Glasgow. Toby Martyn, Will Minta, Sam Johnson will pose a major threat. Only one girl has entered, Colne's Megan Holdsworth. The Mintex Trophy is up from grabs. Barry Robinson sponsors Class B and Trials Magazine will conjure up a brace of Michelins as they have done for the last few years. The start time will be 10am with a start interval of 30 seconds. There is time to grab an entry.
ON the F.I.M. World Championship title chase Toni Bou won Italy on Sunday from Adam Raga and is back in the title lead, by a point, from Raga. James Dabill was the best Brit and second best Beta contender. He put one over Takahisa Fujinami. Michael Brown was a distant tenth. Alexz Wigg was 13th, Jack Shepped two places behind and Jack Challoner missed the points cut in 16th place.
Newton Abbott 12-year-old Billy Green dominated the two Class C and D Championship trials in Devon over the weekend. He finished nine penalties ahead of Whitwick's Daniel Slack at Bovey Tracey and just one penalty ahead of Daniel on Sunday at Lustleigh. Bradford's Charlie Smith was best in class on both days for Yorkshire. In the Medium Wheels Jacob Smith was fourth on both days. Silsden's Josh McParland won the new Class D petrol powered class on both days. In Class D Henry Stephenson won on Saturday and was second on Sunday. The Class small wheels class was a Yorky rampage with only Buxton's Henry Turner stopping Harry Hemingway, Alex and Dominic Horne and Myles Hutchinson from a clean sweep.
MELMERBY motor engineer Stuart Blythe was released from the James Cook Hospital on Sunday afternoon after undergoing an operation to plate and pin the right wrist he broke during the Scottish Six Days Trial. Stuart entered hospital on Saturday morning and was released on Sunday afternoon. He will not put any weight on the wrist for six weeks. Dan Hemingway broke a leg in the Erzberg Rodeo Enduro event in Austria, where Keswick's Jonny Walker won from Ripon's Graham Jarvis.
THE death on Saturday evening of Malcolm Robinson at his home in West Tanfield signalled yet another passing of a well known and respected works Dot scrambler. He was 79. Malcolm raced against the legendary Tate brothers, Maurice and Ron, as well as Dickie Preston, Norman Crooks, Stan Jones and Everard Bentley. Their conflicts at Hutton Conyers, Boltby, Northallerton and Carlton Bank were spectacular. At the height of his racing Malcolm suffered a very damaging bout of pneumonia, which affected his heart and breathing thus ending a brilliant, albeit short, racing career. He was always immaculate as were his machines and above all friendly and pleasant. Such was his enthusiasm for Hutton Conyers that he had a cottage at the track overlooking the start area and main straights. He could be seen by commentator Tom Ellis watching from of his bedroom window. No funeral details have been released yet.
Weekend Results Check
Newcastle & D.M.C. Trial, Ridsdale, Sunday. Expert: Michael Phillipson 25. Clubman: John Scott, 14. Youth B: Jack Biggins, 8. Easy Course: Pre 65: Andrew Black 0. Twinshock: 1=John Grey/Gary Daykin, 0. Novice: Steve Holmes 0. C class: Amy Turpin 3. A class: Olivia Pearson 6. B class: Kian Dawson 0.
Weardale & D.M.C. Trial, Dursand Quarry, Stanhope: Expert Course: 1 Roger Williams (Beta) 18, 2 Anthony Stephen (Gas Gas) 21, 3 Joe McMeekin (Ossa) 22. Green Course: 1 James Black (Sherco) 7, 2 Eddie Aitkin (Jotagas) 8, 3 Colin Gelston (Gas Gas) 16. Clubman Course: 1 John Bennett (Gas Gas) 8, 2 B Brayton (Sherco) 13, 3 Alistair Dalton (Beta) 14. Easy Course: 1 Andrew Black (Montesa) 5, 2 Steve Holmes (Beta) 6, 3 Micky Johnson (Yamaha) 7.
Guiseborough D.M.C. Round 3 Saturday series trial, Charltons. Expert: Tom Affleck (Sherco) 14.
Intermediate: 1 Paul Wheatley (Sherco) 64, 2 Jonathon Frost ( Sherco) 75. Clubman A: 1 Ian Atkinson (Montesa) 19, 2 Graham Scott (Beta) 24. Clubman B: 1 Richard Jackson ( Fantic) 2, 2 Andrew Dale (Sherco) 3, 3 Paul Manton (Gas Gas) 4. Youth A: Jack Walker (Gas Gas) 88.
Weekend Fixture List
Saturday: Wetherby D.M.C. Round 2 Crooks Trophy Series, Hilltip Farm, Dacre. 5:30pm.
Sunday: Richmond D.M.C. Round 2 A.C.U. British Trials Championship, Low Row, Reeth, 9:30am.
Scarborough D.M.C. Round 3 club championship, Low North Park, 10:30am. Horsforth D.M.C. Stan Pitts Trophy Trial, Cawder Hall, Skipton, 11am.


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GAINESVILLE -- And a freshman shall lead them...
Waiting seven years between titles, it took one of the best finals performances in recent memory by freshman Taylor Hawks to propel the Gainesville girls back onto the Lanierland championship podium.
Hawks poured in 32 points to go with six rebounds, four assists, and five steals to give the Lady Elephants a 57-50 victory over North Hall in the finals Saturday night at the Lakeview Academy gym.
Gainesville coach Brenda Hill said they knew coming into this year they had a group capable of putting the Lady Elephants back on the map.
"Nobody thought we would be here but we knew how good they could be and they just work hard everyday," Hill said. "This was a great opportunity for them to show what they could do and other than a few lapses here and there they did that. I can't say enough about them."
Hawks, who helped seal the win late with four straight free throws in the final 44 seconds, earned the tournament MVP award with her effort.
"It feels great but everybody stepped up for us," Hawks said. "Our goal is just to try and get better every game."
One night after watching North Hall drain 12 3-pointers in a semifinals win over Chestatee, Gainesville held the Lady Trojans to just 5-of-15 shooting from 3-point range and forced 24 turnovers with its quick, trapping defense.
North Hall coach Kristi House, whose Lady Trojans were looking for their second title in three years, said not getting their 3-point game going was a big key.
"(Gainesville) took that away from us and we really weren't able to get much of anything going when they were in the press," House said. "But we knew it would be a tough game for both teams on offense."
North Hall opened the game strong with a 6-2 run. Gainesville would grab its first lead, 7-6, on a 5-0 run on five straight points by Hawks. The Lady Trojans, however, would close out the first quarter on a 7-3 run, highlighted by a Kensi Gillespie 3-pointer for a 13-10 lead.
But that would be the final basket of the half for North Hall as Gainesville's quickness and defense took over. The Lady Elephants forced three straight North Hall turnovers and Hawks went to work with two consecutive 3-pointers and two straight assists as they went on a 15-2 run to take a 23-15 lead.
Gainesville held North Hall to just six second quarter free throws and took a 27-19 lead into halftime. The Lady Elephants also dominated the boards out-rebounding North Hall 20-13, with Kayla Kelly pulling down seven in the first half.
The Lady Elephants continued where they left off to start the second half running out to a 30-19 lead. But North Hall finally found a spark after going 12:03 without a field goal. A pair of 3-pointers by Sadie Cleveland sparked a 9-2 run to pull the Lady Trojans within 32-28 with 3:11 left in the third quarter.
North Hall continued to chip away eventually getting within 43-41 on two free throws by Katie Sayres with 4:15 left in the game. But that's as close as they could get.
"We felt good being down just two but we had some lulls after that and they took advantage," House said.
Gainesville used a 7-1 run over the next two minutes to retake control and Hawks helped seal the win at the free throw line.
Paisley Lee finished with 11 points for Gainesville. Kelly finished with 11 rebounds for the Lady Elephants.
Sydney Cleveland had 17 points and six rebounds to lead North Hall. Sadie Cleveland finished with 15 points. Gillespie finished with seven assists for the Lady Trojans.
Chestatee girls 65,
Lakeview Academy 52
Bridgette Kelly poured in 32 points, including five 3-pointers, to lead Chestatee to a win in the third place game.
The Lady War Eagles (10-2) opened the game with a 19-5 run and then cruised to the victory. They held off the Lady Lions (4-4) at the free throw line going 27-for-40 for the game. Lakeview was just 8-of-18 from the free throw line.
Chestatee, which hit eight 3-pointers for the game, led 39-21 at halftime and 49-34 heading into the fourth quarter.
Kayla Watson added 11 points for Chestatee.
Hanna Grogan poured in 22 points to pace Lakeview, including hitting five 3-pointers.
MVP -- Taylor Hawks, Gainesville
Sportsmanship Award -- Kensi Gillespie, North Hall
All-Tournament team:
Sarah Williams, Johnson
Jensen Hall, West Hall
Heather Moore, Flowery Branch
Jatasia Bailey, East Hall
Hanna Grogan, Lakeview Academy
Bridgette Kelly, Chestatee
Paislee Lee, Gainesville
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Rising violence among youth, the alarming explosion of illicit drug use and an increasing incidence of child abuse underscore the need to involve mental health professionals in the juvenile court system. This practical handbook for practitioners examines the role that psychiatrists and other mental health professionals are called upon to play when children, adolescents and their families end up in court.
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