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Welcome back North Carolina State running back Andre Brown.
The junior came back to practice this week and was cleared to play Saturday at Wake Forest. Brown fractured his foot Oct. 6 at Florida State when he rushed up the middle for no gain late in the second quarter against the Seminoles.
It was originally feared that Brown would be finished for the season, which would fit in with all the other season-ending injuries the Wolfpack have suffered through this season. However, as the weeks went on, NC State held out hope that he could come back this year, listing him weekly on the injury report.
Brown has rushed for 438 yards on 92 carries and five touchdowns this year, while also adding 20 receptions for 169 yards in six games this year.
Brown rushed for 133 yards and three touchdowns vs. Wofford on Sept. 15, and he had 92 yards on 16 carries against Louisville on Sept. 29.
Redshirt sophomore running back Jamelle Eugene has blossomed in Brown's place, and will likely be the principle ball carrier against Wake Forest and the regular season finale vs. Maryland at Carter-Finley Stadium.
Eugene is coming off the best game of his career, rushing for 159 yards on 32 carries and three touchdowns in the big 31-27 victory against North Carolina last Saturday. He has rushed for 604 yards on 144 carries and four touchdowns, and has caught 34 passes for 214 yards and a score this year.
In other injury news, backup fullback Cedric Hickman has been cleared to play after suffering a shoulder strain. However, backup defensive tackle John Bedics is out after suffering a concussion vs. the Tar Heels.

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Discussion in 'Texans Talk' started by Pantherstang84, Oct 26, 2008.
Let's hear about it!
On the climb? I think so...
The attitude begins with wins!
we have more than a winning streak, we finally have a blow out game. hopefully the first of many
This is the kind of win I've been waiting for, for years now. Beat the teams you're supposed to beat, and beat them convincingly.
Supporting a winning team is fun. Had been wondering what it would be like.
we also have the same record as jville now
Somewhere David Carr is getting a haircut.
Would anyone care for a 4th in a row?
Me too! This was a nice ass whipping that didn't include a lot of me yelling and scaring the dog.
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this is nice.
I couldn't have said it any better
just glad I won't have to read any more posts about the Texans lack of having never won 3 in a row.
We've had blowout games before though. I hope we beat the Vikings next week. Their running game scares me, but that's about it.
We are getting back to the trackbtw, saw some cool widgets at statbeast.com, very helpful
21 v. Jags was the last one - we topped that.
WHOOOOOOOOT!!! 3 in a row and a keeping the foot to the throat! Good win Texans (though I couldn't really celebrate till the last int by D-Rob... based off past experience)
About time. Whoo hoo!!!!!!!
Yeah. And our rush defense scares me too. We gave up over 5 YPC to Ced Benson today. I shudder to think what Peterson may do. The Texans are also long overdue for a good road game. Jacksonville was close, but we have to learn to beat good teams on the road. This is a big test for us. After this streak Kubes shouldn't have trouble building up confidence, but he and the team need to build on this game and close well next week. Schaub needs to come out breathing fire.
I also think Minny has a killer D-Line, which was bad news vs Pittsburgh or Tennessee. I hope Schaub isn't running for his life next week. The Vikes are IMO the best team we have played since Tennessee in fact, although Indy when healthy is better and far more dangerous.
I hate to sound so negative. I went to the game today and had a blast. We looked great overall, although the defense IMO wasn't really clicking until the fourth. Slaton also took a while to get rolling, although I thought that Cincy was overcompensating for Steve early on allowing Schaub to get some great passes off on a few play fakes.
Although I wouldn't put money on them, I think we have a good shot next week. We just can't let a modest win streak get in our heads, the same way we couldn't let a modest 4 game losing streak ruin our season from the start.
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09/18- The Office of Diversity and Community Engagement's moderated panel discussion, "Reflecting in the Wake of the Stockley Verdict" has been postponed. The panel will be rescheduled.
09/15- The Center for Global Citizenship and the Office of Diversity and Community Engagement held open hours Friday for anyone who wanted to meet and discuss the Stockley case. There are more opportunities to meet for dialogue and reflection about the case and its outcome this week.
09/15- Scholars and academic leaders from across the country will gather to consider the 50-year legacy of a clarion call in Catholic higher education, the Land O'Lakes Statement on the Nature of the Contemporary Catholic University, at a symposium organized in honor of Saint Louis University's bicentennial, beginning on Wednesday, Sept. 20.
09/15- SLU alumnus John O'Leary (Cook '99) will share his story of resilience in the face of adversity with the SLU community in a special set of talks on Sept. 26 at the Center for Global Citizenship and at the Learning Resources Center.
09/15- Saint Louis University will mark 53 years since the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., spoke to a standing-room crowd in the then-West Pine Gymnasium, now the Center for Global Citizenship, on Oct. 12. In honor of King's visit, SLU faculty, students and staff member will read from the transcript of the speech the Civil Rights leader gave during his visit.
09/15- SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital's Outpatient Services will offer Vitality Checks for 2018 to Saint Louis University Employees.
09/14- The Operational Excellence Program has announced an update on its Student Advising Initiative.
09/14- Opportunities to volunteer and be part of SLU's Bicentennial Mass and Homecoming and Family weekend remain.
09/14- The Zeta Tau Alpha sorority will be seeling tickets to the Sept. 28 Cardinals vs. Cubs game for $25, beginning on Sept. 14.
09/14- The Paul C. Reinert, S.J. Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning celebrated its 20th anniversary on Aug. 30 as part of its annual open house to welcome new SLU faculty.
09/13- Beginning Monday, Sept. 18, this month's security patches for Microsoft Windows are available. The patches will be sent to all University PCs and will be automatically installed after 4 a.m. on Sept. 22.
09/12- The SLU Bookstore is hosting a one-day flash clearance sale on clothing and gifts on Sept. 14.
09/12- Ten alumni from across the University have been recognized for their achievements and will receive this year's Alumni Merit Awards.
09/12- Some of the world's leading experts on infectious diseases, virology and immunology have come together at Saint Louis University's School of Medicine to honor the pioneering legacy of SLU researcher R. Mark Buller, Ph.D. at a symposium founded in his memory.
09/11- Clinical psychologist and author John Neafsey, Psy.D., will visit SLU in November as part of the Vocational Inquiry Through Advocacy and Service (VITAS) program. Neafsey will speak on vocations and social consciousness to faculty, staff and students in November.
09/08- The Paul C. Reinert, S.J., Center for Transformative Teaching and Learning announces the next call for applications for the Innovative Teaching Fellowship. The fellowship prepares and supports faculty for teaching in Saint Louis University's Learning Studio, a highly-flexible, technology-rich experimental classroom. Full-time, permanent teaching faculty members at Saint Louis University are eligible to apply.
09/07- Freshman Amber Joy Wiens won the Parking and Card Services lottery for free parking that covers the fall and spring semesters.
09/07- The Billikens need fan help to beat their own record for highest attendance at a Missouri collegiate women's soccer game when they take on the Kansas Jayhawks on Sept. 8. Discounted tickets for the 7 p.m. game are available to SLU faculty and staff for $5 with promo code Billikens.
09/07- All SLU faculty and staff are invited to attend two Campus Master Plan Open Fora set for later this month. Hastings+Chivetta will present updates on the progress of the campus master planning process and take questions from the University community.
09/06- A message from University Fred P. Pestello, Ph.D., about SLU's response to the White House's decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
09/06- The Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology will host a continuing medical education (CME) symposium, "Mastering Concepts in IBD and IBS: New Therapies, New Paradigms" beginning at 7:30 a.m., Sept. 9. at the Chase Park Plaza.
09/06- The Division of Marketing and Communications is hosting an open casting call for students who want to participate in University commericals and other videos, radio advertising as well as print and web marketing photo shoots on Sept. 12.
09/05- Due to heavier-than-expected use, Transportation Services has updated and adjusted the shuttle routes serving SLU sites along Grand Boulevard. The new routes and other changes took effect on Sept. 5.
09/05- About one fourth of the SLU community will receive the quarterly Technology Satisfaction Survey on Sept. 6.
09/05- As Saint Louis University prepares to kick off more than a year of celebrations for its bicentennial, volunteers are needed to assist with the upcoming Bicentennial Mass Under the Arch on Sept. 23.
09/05- Katie Linder, Ph.D., an expert on academic writing and writing productivity, will lead two sessions of her workshop, "Creating and Maintaining a Scholarly Writing Pipeline," on Sept. 27. The workshop will focus on providing participants with the tools they need to create and maintain an ongoing scholarship writing pipeline for articles, books, grant proposals and conference proposals. The workshop is for scholars at any stage of an academic career.
09/05- SLU's Cura program and Human Resources have announced their fall Leadership Series. The first session will be offered Sept. 13.
08/31- In the spirit of Saint Louis University's mission, the SLU community is striving to support those affected by Hurricane Harvey through solidarity in prayer and action.
08/31- A study evaluating an investigational topical treatment in combination with laser therapy for facial acne is seeking participants.
08/31- The Division of Geriatric Medicine invites students from all health care professions to participate in the 4th Interprofessional Geriatric Case Competition.
08/29- Saint Louis University's Student Veterans Association is gathering cards and good wishes for a World War II veteran who will take part in an Honor Flight in September to visit the monument honoring him and other WWII vets in Washington, D.C. The vet, Ray Remiger, 94, is the father of a SLU alumna and assistant professor, and the grandfather of a recent SLU alumnus who will inspired him to take the trip.
08/29- After welcoming its second largest class in history, Saint Louis University continued its celebrations with meet and greets, ice cream socials and spirit competitions as its students, faculty and staff prepared for the start of the 2017-2018 academic year.
08/29- SLU faculty and staff who want to cheer on the men's soccer team as they face the second-ranked Demon Deacons of Wake Forest University on Sept. 2 at the Hermann Stadium can purchase discounted tickets for $5 using the promo code, Billikens.
08/29- A message from University Fred P. Pestello, Ph.D., about SLU's response to Hurricane Harvey and its aftermath.
08/29- University staff and faculty can attend any and all volleyball matches in this weekend's Marcia E. Hamilton Classic by showing a valid SLU ID. Faculty and staff members attending the tournament hosted by SLU Volleyball can also receive two free guest passes by showing their IDs.
08/28- The SLU community will gather to pray for those impacted by the devastation of Hurricane Harvey at 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 30, at the Clock Tower.
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08/24- Career Services is seeking volunteers to help with the Fall Career and Graduate School Fair on Sept. 27, in the Busch Student Center.
08/24- Free memberships are available for SLU community members interested in learning about product design and manufacturing through St. Louis's TechShop.
08/24- SLU faculty and staff members can purchase discounted tickets for the men's soccer team's first regular season game against eighth-ranked Syracuse University on Aug. 25.
08/24- A discount is available for tickets to "Marvel Universe Live! Age of Heroes," a live-action show that will take the Chaifetz Arena by storm from Oct. 26 to 29.
08/22- A collection of articles and essays based on interviews and reflections by SLU activists, faculty, staff and students considers the leadership lessons of "Occupy SLU" and the calls-to-action that became the Clock Tower Accords. The collection was published in Jesuit Higher Education.
08/22- Beginning on Aug. 23, Student Mail Services will be open with new hours of operation.
08/22- Fourteen SLU faculty, staff members and administrators represented the University at the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities (AJCU) conference, "Through the Eye of the Needle, Commitment to Justice in Jesuit Higher Education," at Seattle University from Aug. 10 to 13.
08/18- SLU's Transportation Services has released the fall 2017 shuttle schedule and changes to the campus shuttle service.
08/18- Members of the corps, which combines graduate studies, classroom teaching and an intentional faith community, came together earlier this month to travel to their new classrooms in local Catholic grade and high schools to receive blessings in anticipation of the new school year.
08/18- A round-up of this summer's awards, presentations, papers and the other professional achievements of SLU faculty, staff and students.
08/18- The SLU team for this year's Sista Strut walk to raise awareness about breast cancer's impact on women of color will hold two registration events this month. The first registration event takes place from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Aug. 21, in front of the School of Medicine cafeteria, 3660 Vista Ave.
08/18- Information and Technology Services (ITS) has launched a new self-help portal for SLU faculty, staff and students who need help with technology issues.
08/15- The Pastoral Care Department of SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital is seeking nominations for its 2017 Caring Physician Awards. Those selected will be honored at noon, Oct. 27, in the Hospital Chapel, on the day celebrating St. Luke, the patron saint of doctors and physicians.
08/15- The Saint Louis University Mastersingers are holding auditions to join the choral group. SLU's premier choir rehearses on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.
08/11- Newslink will begin a new publication schedule for the academic year, running three times a week, effective Monday, Aug. 21.
08/11- Saint Louis University Miracle Network Dance Marathon will host its final Summer Doughnut Sale benefiting Children's Miracle Network of Greater St. Louis with orders due by noon on Aug. 21. Orders will be delivered on Aug. 22.
08/11- The Aug. 15 Mass in the School of Medicine chapel will celebrate the Solemnity of the Assumption. Mass begins at 8:05 a.m. and there will not be a noon Mass.
08/11- Patches to help protect the University's PCs and other technology resources will be available Aug. 14 for manual installation. The patches will be automatically installed on all SLU PCs by Information Technology Services (ITS) after 4 a.m. on Friday, Aug. 18.
08/07- With the current migration of the University's email system and accounts, SLU's Continuing Medical Education (CME) program, CloudCME, will require its users to enter their new email addresses into its database.
08/04- The Saint Louis University Museum of Art (SLUMA) ranks in the top 50 "Most Impressive" college or university museums nationwide according to College Values Online. This is the third year that SLU's museum has made a national ranking list in recent years and Newslink has a sneak peek at its award-winning galleries.
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" Authors: Steve Skidmore,Steve Barlow / Format: Paperback / Date of publication: 02 June 2011 / Genre: Hobbies / Subcategory: Non-Fiction / Category: Hobbies, Hobbies, Quizzes & Games General / Publisher: Hachette Children's Books / Title: Demon Hunter / ISBN 13: 9781408309889 / ISBN 10: 1408309889 / Alternative title: iHorror: Demon Hunter - Steve Skidmore / Alternative ISBN 10: 1408309882 "
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Steve Barlow and Steve Skidmore have teamed up to give us an a new series in which the reader decides which way the story will go, and what the ending will be. After reading the first few pages the reader will come to a choice. You may have to choose which type of weapon to use, which monster to pursue, or whether to stand and fight or retreat and come back with more firepower. Depending on your choices, you may go on to the next level, or be defeated and have to start the book all over ( unless you had the foresight to place a book marker at the choice pages and you skip back and change your decisions - if only we could do that in real life!) I find with my son, this type of book really gets him involved in the stories, in a sense this is very much like playing a video game, as you defeat each boss and progress to the next level, or fail and meet your doom.
With all the books in this series, you play the Hunter, a mercenary type character ( although payment is never mentioned), or soldier of fortune against the supernatural forces of evil, zombies, vampires, werewolves and demons. You are always equipped an armoury of exciting weapons. In this book you get a Korean fighting fan, a mankiri, Sui three bladed daggers, Shuriken stars, a katana, a deer horn knife, ninjato swords, and a hanbo ash quarterstaff, as well as the traditional firearms. The traditional weapons however are inscribed with magical kanji, which form spells against the demons.
Demon Hunter begins with a visit to a legendary Japanese martial arts instructor, Master Shoki. No mention is made of the legendary Shoki the demon fighter ( who pacifies or expels demons rather than killing them) of Chinese and Japanese folklore, but I think the name can not be accidental. After training with teh master instructor, you prepare for some r&r on the island of Okinawa when a massive earthquake strikes releasing all manner of demons from the underworld. You must defeat each lesser boss, which will vanquish the demons in his command before facing the ultimate challenge, Shinigami - the god of death.
My son really enjoyed this book. Like many boys, he seems to have a fascination with weaponry which is lost on me. Although he is now reading on his own, I read these multiple ending books to him as he gets confused turning back and forth to find the right pages after each defeat. And to be honest - we both still enjoy sharing some quiet time with a story before bed. I can't say that I find these stories very exciting, but I can see where many boys would really enjoy and them and that is what counts. These books have the fast pace and energy of a video game, making them highly suited for boys. My own son is 6, and a bit on the young side for these books, but he does really like them. Ideally I would recommend these for ages 7 -13.
I did like the fact that making the right choice eventually paid off in the book. There is one section where the hunter must choose to save a child, or take a safer course for himself. My son insisted on saving the child, even though it got killed over and over, but he eventually found a way through in which he saves the youngster as well. I liked the fact that weapons named actually exist, at least the ones we looked up online, as are teh names of all the creatures or demons, although they are not all really demons in Japanese folklore. For instance the Hibagon, seems to me more of a Japanese version of bigfoot than a demonic manifestation in actual folklore.
I also like the fact, that while this story still has plenty of violence and gore, it does have a few other choices as well. Will you accept the guidance of Hashuk (Hash-Inau-uk Kamuy) the Goddess of the Hunt? Will you attack the lion like shishi who guard a temple, or humbly submit to their wisdom and beg for their assistance? As always each choice will determine your fate. You may find helpful allies here, but place your faith in the wrong hands and you will meet your doom.
On the downside of this book, I know many people who would find the idea of demons in a child's book very unsettling. I do not think these demons are satanic, but I know some who would consider any demon such. I feel these creatures are instead monsters from traditional folklore. Obviously if this a concern for you, then this book is not a good a choice, and it is something to consider if buying a book as a gift. I also think this could be scary for some young children. But for those who love horror stories and a bit of violence and gore, this may be just the thing to encourage a child to turn to books rather than video games for awhile at least. It is not great literature - but it isn't meant to be. In my opinion the purpose of this book is just to get boys into reading, and it does that very well, so 5 stars from my family.


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Cognitive behavioral therapy helps children with obsessive-compulsive disorder
Cognitive behavioral therapy reduces the severity of obsessive compulsive disorder in children and adolescents, according to a new review. This form of treatment helps relieve the overall distress and reduces the interference that OCD symptoms can cause in young people's lives.
Further, the evidence indicates that cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and medication are equally effective in treating pediatric OCD, say lead researcher Richard O'Kearney and colleagues.
"When CBT is combined with medication, treatment is more effective than medication alone. Health professionals need to consider this therapy -- particularly in view of the controversy about prescribing psychotropic medications to children and teens," said O'Kearney, director of clinical training for psychology at the Australian National University, in Canberra.
This review appears in the October 18 issue of The Cochrane Library, a publication of The Cochrane Collaboration, an international organization that evaluates research in all aspects of health care. Systematic reviews draw evidence-based conclusions about medical practice after considering both the content and quality of existing medical trials on a topic.
OCD is can start at a very early age -- review participants were as young as 7 years old. The disorder affects an estimated 0.5 percent to 4 percent of children and adolescents.
"Symptoms include repeated hand washing, checking behaviors, orderliness and various rituals that are not age-appropriate," O'Kearney said. "Children with OCD can also show generally high levels of anxiety that is managed by the need to perform particular behaviors. These children may be frustrated if their rituals are interrupted. In children, however, the compulsions are sometimes not experienced as distressing to carry out."
But in the big picture, OCD is often associated with significant disruption and impairment of the child's family, social and academic life, and it can impact psychosocial development. Children and teens who struggle with this problem also have heightened risk for clinically significant psychiatric and psychosocial problems as adults.
Cognitive behavioral therapy, which has been shown to work for adults, now appears to benefit children as well. The treatment includes a variety of techniques to help children challenge some of their unhelpful thoughts about threat, danger or the importance of controlling thoughts.
Exposure with response prevention technique is a core aspect of contemporary CBT treatment. Children with compulsive washing, for example, would be required in a graded way to touch objects that they fear lead to contamination, and prevent the washing, which neutralizes their fear.
O'Kearney said he was surprised to find so few high-quality studies that evaluated the effectiveness of pediatric CBT. The final review comprised four studies of randomized controlled trials or quasi-randomized trials, and three of these suggested at least some risk of bias.
In all, the studies looked at 222 children and adolescents ranging in age from 7 to 18 years, with about an equal number of boys and girls. The participants were Australian, Dutch or American. CBT interventions ranged from 12 hours to 30 hours.
There was no direct assessment of negative effects in these CBT studies, which were funded entirely by The Australian National University. The low drop-out rate of participants suggests that CBT may have been an acceptable approach to families involved, the researchers say.
Carol A. Mathews, M.D., with the department of psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco, called the systematic review "excellent" and said it represents an important step forward in the understanding of the effectiveness of various types of treatment for pediatric OCD. Pediatric OCD is frequently underdiagnosed and undertreated, she said, and this could be because of limited treatment options parents have for their children.
"This study shows convincingly that CBT is superior to placebo, not only in reducing the number of OCD symptoms, but also in effecting remission in many cases. The study also shows that CBT plus medication is more effective than medication alone in children -- an important confirmation of what has been believed clinically, but never proven," said Mathews, who was not involved with the study.
"The results of this paper provide clinicians and parents with an additional effective treatment option -- CBT or CBT plus medication -- a treatment that involves only about 14 to 21 hours, in general," Mathews said.
"Probably the most important issue related to our findings is that while the evidence suggests that CBT is as effective as medication, relatively few children and adolescents get CBT treatment," O'Kearney said. "Part of this is because of access and part is because primary care doctors often prescribe medicine before they refer patients to CBT. Hopefully this review will make them think more about this practice."
O'Kearney said that although attempts have been made to use telephone and computer-assisted delivery to increase access, "overall, there need to be more trained CBT therapists skilled in treating pediatric OCD."
Health Behavior News Service: Lisa Esposito, editor, at (202) 387-2829 or www.hbns.org.
O'Kearney RT, Anstey KJ, von Sanden C. Behavioural and cognitive behavioural therapy for obsessive compulsive disorder in children and adolescents (Review). The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews 2006, Issue 4.
The Cochrane Collaboration is an international nonprofit, independent organization that produces and disseminates systematic reviews of health care interventions and promotes the search for evidence in the form of clinical trials and other studies of interventions. Visit http://www.cochrane.org for more information.
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Finally, it's hot outside. So here is your annual reminder to drink.
We live in the high desert. It's going to get hotter and hotter and you need to keep yourself hydrated.
With that in mind, and despite a headless chicken having nothing to do with Jimmy Buffet unless you're looking for a lost shaker of salt in Fruita (see the Mikearitaville story below,) here is a pop culture look at just a few drinks to refresh you during the hot days of late May, June and beyond.
This is the staple. Eight 8-ounce glasses a day for you and more in pop culture.
There's toxic water: "Erin Brockovich." There's water if you want to multiply: "Gremlins."
Too much water: "Waterworld." Not enough water: "Dune" novels by Frank Herbert.
"Cool Water": sung by Johnny Cash, Hank Williams or Sons of the Pioneers.
Frozen water: See Ice Cube the rapper, actor, record and film producer, among other titles.
Drink up. Water's good for you.
That will be about 5 cents if you're getting it from Sally's Lemonade Stand, Sally being Charlie Brown's little sister created by Charles M. Schulz' in his "Peanuts" comic strip.
Or you can save your 5 cents and give yourself a lesson on the value of thrift and working hard by finding the lemonade stand chapter in "Farmer Boy" by Laura Ingalls Wilder.
Or you can listen to G Love's rock album "Lemonade," which features Blackalicious, Ben Harper and Jack Johnson.
See Ice-T: "Law & Order: SVU" or gangsta rap.
Also see "Steel Magnolias" in which hairdresser Truvy (Dolly Parton) claims that sweet tea is the "house wine of the South."
This minty cool drink was a favorite of American author Ernest Hemingway, who enjoyed a number of them while living in Cuba.
Hemingway's novels include "The Sun Also Rises," "The Old Man and the Sea," "A Farewell to Arms" and "For Whom the Bell Tolls." Enjoy one of those while sipping on a mojito stateside, or try Bin 707 Foodbar's "The Earnest Hemingway" that includes Colorado's Montanya Rum.
Burst into song for coconutty, pineappley mixed with rum, and add these to your summertime lyrical blender:
"If you like pina coladas and getting caught in the rain … then I'm the love that you've looked for, write to me and escape." — "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)," Rupert Holmes
"So bring me two pina coladas, one for each hand/ Let's set sail with Captain Morgan and never leave dry land." — "Two Pina Coladas," Garth Brooks
The sun, the beach and that fuzzy-relaxed vacation feeling you never want to end ... they're all wrapped up into one drink and one song, "Margaritaville."
While Key West's laid-back vibe was at least partly responsible for this song, according to various Jimmy Buffet bios, any sunny, island-ish setting will do ... even in Fruita.
"Mikearitaville" is the theme of the Mike the Headless Chicken Festival set for Friday and Saturday, May 17–18, which will have sand castle building and a tiki bar, among other activities.
"Mikearitaville" ... "Margaritaville" — Buffet may not be completely to blame, but clearly, someone is at fault.
Oh, there's a lot that could be covered here, but we'll settle for a few toasts.
■ "Cheers." NORM! Always with a beer. Always with an enormous tab.
■ "The Simpsons." Duff Beer. "Homer no function beer well without."
■ "Strange Brew." A keg, to the MacKenzie brothers, is like a drop from a river, eh.


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Pacquiao vs Margarito Results: Fight recap – Pacman victory video
Yesterday we brought you a preview of the Manny Pacquiao vs Antonio Margarito fight which was hugely anticipated in the boxing world. We noted that it looked as though it would be a really worthy and thrilling fight and fortunately we were right and were treated to an amazing bout.
In the end Manny Pacquiao took the victory after putting in a stunning performance. He tore Margarito apart in a masterful display of boxing to take his eighth world title. The fight for the WBC Light-middleweight Belt went to 12 rounds and Pacquiao's resilience, speed and stamina really paid off. Margarito had appeared to be in great shape before the fight and after his year-long suspension for using illegal handwraps, had a point to prove.
He did prove a worthy opponent for Pacquiao though and put in a gutsy performance but The Pacman didn't appear worried about Margarito's extra bulk and the punches kept on coming. Pacquiao took an early lead and then landed a punch to Margarito's right eye which opened a cut, according to Graham Shaw over on Sky Sports. It wasn't all one-sided though and during the central part of the fight Margarito landed several good blows.
In the tenth round though Margarito almost looked down and out as he took some punishing punches from Pacquiao but managed to keep to his feet and by the eleventh many were wondering if the fight would be stopped. By the final round it was all elementary and Pacquiao knew he had it in the bag and just had to see out the last three minutes.
At the bell the scores were 120-108, 118-110, and 119-109, a result which we could see coming from the first round. Pacquiao was quite simply outstanding, but it should be noted that Margarito put on an impressive and brave performance to make this fight one to remember. Will we eventually see Pacquiao vs. Mayweather? That remains to be seen but for now Pacquiao should just enjoy this victory which he won in style. If you want to see a video of Pacquiao being interviewed straight after he won go to the sky link below.
For more on this go to sky.com. You may also be interested in the results of Haye vs. Harrison. What did you think of Pacquiao vs. Margarito? We'd be interested to hear what you have to say about this so please feel free to send us your comments.
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samuel osei
what an outstanding peformance from the pac man. i really luv u
your style. keep it up
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Congratulation Manny! You are indeed the fighter of the decade!
As for Gayweather, IGNORE HIM!
Manny is the Money NOT Gayweather.
If he needs you, he will call you.
May be this time mayweather is more afraid of pacman than ever. He always find alibi not to collide with the 8- division title holder. Congrats manny! Filipinos are proud of you.
I'm one of million who prayed for Manny Pacquiao. I'm not fan of Boxing, but I really want that Manny won the fight for the Filipino people. I'm thankful to God that he won even Margarito is taller alleluia. Thanks God
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It sounds like you and your husband have a great relationship and that you are willing to let him express himself as a person. Lots of relationships do very well when both people are so compatible.
However, although it sounds like you might be ok with the cross dressing, your husband has taken it a step further and involved other people. This may also include deception being that you feel he has lied to you about the intensity of the contact he has with others. Deception can undermine the trust in a marriage and since that is part of the foundation of a marriage, it can cause much damage.
Also, the differences in how you both view this contact with other cross dressers is where some of the conflict is as well. He views it as no threat to the marriage and you do. His refusal to see your side of the issue adds to the problem. When two people are married, they have to find a balance between being individuals and making adjustments for the feelings of the other person. Also, marriage is a vow between two people and that vow includes not involving others in the relationship. You are not being put first and that can cause marital problems.
If talking with your husband hasn't gotten you anywhere, I recommend counseling. He needs to understand to put you first and to eliminate contact with these other people. You can talk with your doctor for a referral or if you attend church, your pastor will be able to help. Also, your local community mental health center will know resources for you.
There is a book you may want to try called My Husband Wears My Clothes: Cross dressing from the Perspective of a Wife by Peggy J. Rudd. It may give you some insight into the issue and when behavior begins to cross the line.
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beloved husband, cherished father and adored grandfather, left this world on June 6, 2011,
at the age of 80 after a lengthy illness with diabetes and heart disease. Ron remained a cheerful,
steady presence in his family home, which continued through to the end showing the warmth
and humor that characterized his life.
Ron was the eldest child born to Albert and Doris Sherwood in Toronto, Canada. Leaving Toronto
in 1952, the family moved to Los Angeles, Calif. It was then that Ron joined the U.S. Army, earning
rank of First Sergeant stationed at Fort Ord. While serving at Fort Ord, Ron represented the Army
in the sport of boxing until his honorable discharge from active duty. Ron then continued in the
reserves until April of 1960.
While living and working in Los Angeles for American Airlines, he met and married his wife of 53
years, Marilyn. In 1961 he became the first route owner for the Carnation Milk Co. in the Van Nuys
area while still spending weekends in Big Bear Valley. In 1974, because of his love for Big Bear, he
and his family moved to the Valley full-time. He worked for Snow Summit for a short time before
becoming the superintendent of Big Bear City Community Services District sanitation department.
His final retirement came in 1999 from the Bear Valley Unified School District while working at
Chautauqua High School.
Ron leaves behind his loving and caring wife Marilyn; daughters Cindy Goodman and Roni Sue
Sherwood; son Craig Sherwood; three grandchildren, Tiffany Smith (Charlie), Heather Mitchell (Brian)
and Justin Forkner (Brenda); six great-grandchildren, Kaylee Ann, Kody Thomas, Emma LeeAnn,
Chase Alan, Caleb Aiden, and Chloe Lynn; his brother Roy Sherwood and sister Gail Down (Jay).
At Ron's request, a Celebration of Life and Last Sing Song will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers,
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No event in all history compares in importance to the resurrection of Christ, for because of it all will come forth, each in his own order.
Theme Analysis
On the day Christ was raised, many events occurred that bear witness to the reality of the resurrection.
Jesus appeared to many.
Many others arose and appeared to many.
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The resurrection of our Lord was a triumph over death that will be enjoyed by all mankind.
The fact that the resurrection is a reunion of spirit and physical body can be known by all who will search the record and seek the Spirit in righteousness.
Jesus made a point of showing he was tangible.
Our resurrection will be patterned after his.
A literal rendition of the scriptures allows no other interpretation of resurrection.
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Study Sources
New Testament Reading Assignment
Matthew 27:52, 53, 62-66; 28:1-15; Mark 16:1-13; Luke 24:1-32; John 20:1-18
Course Manual
Chapter 27, "He Is Risen!"
Standard Works
2 Nephi 9:4-15. What would have been the fate of all mankind if Christ were not resurrected?
1 Corinthians 15:1-58. Why would all hope die if the resurrection were not real and permanent?
Mosiah 15:20-26. Who will have a part in the first resurrection?
Alma 11:41-46. Does anyone ever lose his body once it is resurrected?
Alma 40:1-5. Who knows the times of each person's resurrection?
D&C 88:97-102. A definitive statement on the future events of the resurrection.
Alma 41:2-5. What is restored to a person in addition to his body?
Helaman 14:17. In what way is the resurrection a redemption?
3 Nephi 11:12-16; 17:25. What experience did the twenty-five hundred Nephites share?
Ezekiel 37:1-14. How does this allegory prove the resurrection is physical?
Acts 24:14, 15. Was the doctrine of the resurrection new with Jesus?
Job 19:23-27. In what state of existence did Job hope to see God?
Basic Library
Teachings, p. 367. How is a resurrected body different from a mortal body?
Jesus the Christ, pp. 682-99. The resurrection of Christ.
Gos. Doc, p. 435. How well is our identity preserved in the resurrection?
Gos. Doc, p.23. Will we keep deformities?
Gos. Doc, p. 449. When does perfection of the body occur?
Discourses, pp. 374-75. How is resurrection a birth?
DS, 1:31-33. What powers were added to Christ by the resurrection?
DS, 1:62, 124, 128. How extensive is the power of the resurrection?
DS, 1:294. What is the best way to know the reality of the resurrection?
Additional Sources
David O. McKay in CR, Apr. 1944, p. 122. A strong evidence for the resurrection was the dramatic change that occurred in the apostles.
Wilford Woodruff, "Obtain the Spirit of God," Millennial Star 67:612 (1905). Wilford Woodruffs description of the resurrection.
Media Suggestions
Filmstrip, The Witnesses (9:29)
Some Suggestions for Presentation
The Need for the Resurrection (A Discussion)
Studies have shown consistently that many ministers or leaders of other churches, including most Christian churches, do not believe in a literal resurrection—the actual reuniting of spirit and tangible body in a permanent form. To most of them, resurrection is a figurative concept, and it means something like the spirit rising to a heaven or something that is the equivalent of heaven. Quite generally they teach a judgment at death, with punishments or rewards at that time. They do not teach that there was a premortal existence.
With that information as a background, a teacher can show how much more consistent the LDS theology is, with the many Bible passages which foretell the end of the world, a final judgment, and a universal resurrection. One way to illustrate this is to draw two simple charts, one outlining the LDS plan of salvation and another showing the position common to most of the world.
Keep the chart simple and concentrate on the place of a resurrection and final judgment. A very simple illustration would suffice for the position taken by other Christian churches. It might be a simple line going indefinitely into the future with the words heaven and hell printed above and below the line. It could be explained that the judgment occurs at death and there was no life before birth.
With illustrations on the chalkboard, the teacher could generate discussion by asking such questions as the following:
At what point do other religions provide for a judgment?
How does a premortal spirit life make a final judgment more reasonable and fair?
How does a postmortal spirit world concept make a judgment more reasonable and fair?
A Resurrection Timeline
Many questions about the times of the resurrection come up in any discussion on the power and reality of the resurrection. One way to clarify this is to draw a timeline showing the 7,000 years of the earth's temporal existence. (See D&C 77:6, 7.) Then mark on this timeline the known events of the resurrection. The teacher should use D&C 88:97-102 as his main source for future events. The following illustration may be useful:
The resurrection of our Savior
Others resurrected
Great resurrection at beginning of the Millennium (see D&C 88:97-102).
Continued resurrection throughout the Millennium
Final resurrection events
(Caution: Certain questions dealing with this topic should be avoided. If they should arise, the teacher should exercise judgment in how he deals with them. Avoid questions dealing with the resurrection of other than those who are known to have been resurrected since the time of Jesus in both Jerusalem and America.


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I've been practicing the pronunciation of Dr. Alaa al Aswany's name for weeks now and by the time we're set to meet at the Cairo Hilton, I'm confident I've got it down. He finds me in the lobby, a big, burly, effusive man, who apologizes for being late, the Cairo traffic impossible. I think about eating in some out-of-the-way foul and falafel joint, but we end up in the hotel's French restaurant, overlooking the Nile, dining on sole meunière, drinking American whiskey and talking about Chicago, the novel HarperCollins is publishing. The book is already a bestseller in the Middle East and Europe (50,000 copies in France alone in its first two months) and HarperCollins, which brought out Aswany's The Yacoubian Building in 2006, is counting on this new novel to introduce him to a wider American audience.
Chicago follows a cadre of Egyptian immigrants in the windy city who clash with each other—Muslim with Coptic Christians, upper class with lower—and with Western society: a young imported bride gets a taste of freedom, a medical student deals with his American girlfriend, and everyone deals with the politics of surviving two cultures and getting ahead.
Aswany, an erudite, accomplished man who studied dentistry at the University of Illinois in the 1980s, is above all a storyteller. "My dream was always to be a writer," he says. A devoted Cairene, he still works there as a dentist, because, after all, writers in his part of the world can't make a living by writing alone: "Even Naguib Mafouz worked for the government."
Of course, now Aswany is the world's bestselling Arab-language novelist. His 2002 breakout book, The Yacoubian Building, about the residents of a faded, once famous colonial building in Cairo who represent a cross section of modern Egyptian society—the newly rich, the desperately poor, the nostalgic, the aspiring—has sold close to a million copies and was made into a $3 million movie, the biggest budget of any film produced in Egypt. Until Yacoubian, Aswany says, "I was a successful novelist without readers."
In that book, he deals with controversial subjects like homosexuality, government corruption and religious fanaticism, and while Yacoubian is sexy and funny, it's a pointed statement of Egypt's ills. "All literature is provocative," Aswany says. "You write because you are not happy with the situation. The novelist is powerful and can use literature as sociology." In fact, while he insists he never set out to write a political novel, the media may court him more for his political commentary than his fiction (an outspoken critic of the present regime, a strong proponent for democracy, Aswany has written political articles for 15 years). But for Aswany, novels are love stories. "I love all my characters," he tells me. And he finds many of them in his dental clinic, his "window on Egyptian society. Writing is too solitary," he says. "In the clinic, people tell me about their lives."
Aswany smokes, we drink. He says he is proud and grateful for his success and feels the responsibility of representing Egyptian society. He punctuates his sentences with "thank you" at the slightest compliment.
We've closed down the restaurant and when we finally leave, I ask him if I've done well pronouncing his first name: Alaa. He doesn't hesitate. "You've been saying 'All-ah,' " he tells me, "and that's flattering, but"—and he laughs—"I'm not God."


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It took 21 days — and two extra innings, but there is finally a Perry County baseball tournament champion.
On May 11, in Elliottsburg, West Perry struck for five runs in the top of the ninth inning, reliever Dalton Reapsome held home-team Susquenita scoreless over three at-bats and the Mustangs finished off an 8-3 win over the Blackhawks.
For West Perry, it was a second straight county title — and an event-best 10th in 17 finals. The Blackhawks, who were playing the Mustangs in the sixth straight championship game, are now 8-7 in finals appearances.
"There's a rivalry when (West Perry plays Susquenita)," said Mustang coach Jeff Sanno, whose team also beat Milton Hershey last week to improve to 19-1 and tie the win total of his 2011 ballclub. "You can throw out the (team's win-loss) records. It always comes down to who's the better team that day."
The Blackhawks, who will miss the postseason for the first time since 2007, had nothing to lose and everything to gain from knocking off the Mustangs. A PeCo championship would be a nice cap on their year. They played as if it mattered.
When the game, started on April 21, was suspended by a quick-moving storm, Susquenita had a 1-0 lead in the home half of the first.
A leadoff walk to Kylen LaRue and singles by Kyle King and Brett Morrison produced the run. King was later thrown out trying to score. That play loomed large as the game progressed.
Back at West Perry for the continuation, Sanno sent freshman pitcher Ben Dum out to face off with 'Hawk senior Caleb Strohecker.
Dum went five innings, giving up four hits and a walk. He was aided by a 4-6-3 doubleplay in the second and picked a runner off first in the fourth, but was nicked for two runs in the fifth.
Brandon Parson beat out an infield single, LaRue walked and both runners moved up a base on King's sacrifice bunt. Morrison followed with a fly ball to right that plated Parson. LaRue also scored on an overthrow to home.
Strohecker, who had pitched well against West Perry in last year's final, was sharp as well.
He gave up the tying run in the top of the third when Ryan McMillen tripled to right with one out and scored on a pitch to the backstop.
West Perry had gone up 3-1 with two runs in the fourth.
Reapsome, the Mustang DH, singled and was replaced by pinch runner Chase May, who went to second on Zach Smith's sac bunt. May then hustled to third on a passed ball and scored when the throw down to third sailed into left.
Deric Ellerman singled to restart the rally, went to third on an error then scored when McMillen bounced out to Morrison at short.
Tied 3-3, Strohecker and Dum each worked out of sixth-inning jams.
In the top of the frame, Strohecker issued a pair of walks and had runners on first and second with two out and McMillen, the Mustang's best hitter, coming up. Strohecker got him when King made a slick catch-and-throw on a bad-hop bouncer to third.
Dum yielded a wicked two-out double to deep center by A.J. Peck, who made it to third on an overthrow, but retired Shane Smith on a pop to second.
"Two feet higher (on the overthrow) and we're up 4-3 with one inning to play," said Blackhawk coach Bryon Wilson
Strohecker also worked out a two-out, two-on mess in the seventh when he got Reapsome on a grounder to King. He later stranded Zach Smith, who'd hustled out a leadoff infield hit and made it as far as third before McMillen grounded out to — again — King.
"Strohecker threw really well. He kept them in the game," Sanno said. "We had our chances, but Strohecker getting Ryan twice with runners in scoring position was big."
Reapsome, who relieved Dum to start the seventh worked a 1-2-3 frame, but Blackhawk cleanup hitter Mike Quigley reached on a one-out infield single in the eighth. When McMillen and Ellerman turned a 6-4-3 doubleplay Reapsome avoided any damage.
"I was trying to keep my pitches down and let my defense do the work," said Reapsome, now 10-0. "They've turned a ton of doubleplays for me this year."
After the twin killing, the Mustangs went in to meet with their coach on the sidelines.
"They're not going to give it to you. You have to take it," Sanno told his players. "Now, go out and get it done."
They did.
Brendan Hower led off by punching a single through the right side, then stole second. Aaron Rahn dumped an infield single to short putting runners on the corners. Hower scored when Jake Weber reached on a fielder's choice grounder to second and the Blackhawks intentionally walked Reapsome to load the bases.
Zach Smith followed with a bomb to the fence in left. The blast fell for a hit, with the runners holding in case of a catch, only Rahn was able to score.
Ellerman's groundout pushed Weber across for the third run of the inning, finishing Strohecker's day.
With LaRue on in relief, the Mustangs picked up two final runs on an error and another infield grounder. The Mustangs had scored five runs with just two balls that had left the infield.
"(West Perry) nibbles, nibbles, nibbles and make you pay," said Wilson. "They hit two balls out of the infield — only one fly ball — and the next thing you know, they put five runs on the scoreboard. We made a couple of bad reads that inning."
Holding a five-run lead, Reapsome went out to put the game away. He got it done on six pitches — a grounder to short, a wind-blown fly to right that Smith tracked down along the foul line and a fly out to left.
"This is the first time I've played in the county tournament," Reapsome said. "It felt great to go in and get the win for the rest of the seniors."
Wilson, whose team is 8-10 with games against Waynesboro and Newport remaining, was pleased with the progress his young team has made, but said, "we played well today, but that doesn't make you feel any better.
"We had three straight innings where we could have scored to go ahead, but couldn't push any runs across."
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Public Goods as a Screening Mechanism
Court decisions in the past twenty years such as Southern Burlington County NAACP v. Mount Laurel Associated, as well recent legislation, have made exclusionary zoning laws based on race illegal and have limited, at least in many states, the legality of exclusionary zoning based on income. While there may be a number of reasons for the use of exclusionary or fiscal zoning, an economic rationale suggested by Hamilton (1975) is that fiscal zoning, in the form of minimum housing standards, can reduce or eliminate the divergence between tax payments and the cost of providing public services that arise from financing local public services through property taxes. In the absence of fiscal zoning an inefficient and possibly undefined equilibrium mix of residents among localities may exist. Fiscal zoning, by effectively requiring a minimum value of any house in the community, will lead to a minimum property tax payment for every household, thereby eliminating the possibility that the cost of public services received families with lower housing consumption and presumably income exceed the tax payments to them. Here we demonstrate that in the absence of zoning, higher income households, to ensure that low income households do not enter their community, can either increase their public services or subsidize goods consumed by higher income households but not lower income households. These strategies will make the rich community less attractive to the poor leading them to leave the community, thereby reducing the subsidy paid by the rich and increasing their utility.
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Question re: CCW and "Federal Facilities"
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I'm unaware of an instance such as you are inquiring about.
However, I've put the question to representatives of various federal legal counsels before. The gist of their interpretation is that the exemptions refer to:
(1) LEOs
(2) Military and security personnel
(3) Individuals authorized by the controlling authorities for a specific purposes (e.i. hunting, sporting events, the delivery of a firearm to a federal facility, etc).
All guidance I've ever received has been unified in denying that CCW carriers somehow fall under exemption #3.
I work in a federal facility and in my capacity I routinely inquire if folks are carrying as well as informing them that, beyond a certain point, doing so is illegal. Folks leave and return sans firearms (the public parking is not federally controlled; presumably most secure their firearms in their vehicles). To date, nobody returning has been discovered with a firearm. IIRC, only one person ever left complaining to never return.
So... No case. Sorry. But... My advice to anyone would be to avoid lining up as the test case.
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Ferrari: The Race Experience Wii
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The couple left La Grande about 9:30 a.m. that Sunday, Dec. 30, planning on returning home via Interstate 84, through Pendleton and Portland.
"The road was pretty clear until the rest area near about milepost 228, near Cabbage Hill," Tina Saxton, 50, recalled Wednesday. "A snow plow was in the right lane, and the left lane looked unpassable -- packed with snow and icy. We hit freezing fog."
Traffic was backed up behind the plow, which then pulled over and allowed traffic to pass, she said.
Seconds later, a tour bus loomed in the rear view mirrors, she said, "like he didn't even see us. Lonnie thought he must have been going 70 mph -- he came up behind us like we were standing still. I said, 'Oh my God, that bus is going to hit us.'"
Instead, the bus's rear end swung to the right, turning sideways across both westbound lanes, its nose pointing toward the concrete barrier that separates the interstate's eastbound lanes from the westbound lanes. Then it swung back 180 degrees, sliding and smacking through the guardrail.
The Saxtons heard a loud "pop" as the guardrail gave way and watched as the nose of the bus went airborne, before coming down hard on the slope. "I watched the bus roll to the right and then roll clockwise," Tina Saxton said. "That's when we lost sight."
She pulled out her cellphone and immediately called 9-1-1; she's pretty sure the bus was still rolling when a dispatcher answered. It was 10:09 a.m. She scratched out the time in the travel journal she kept throughout the trip.
"We were all shook up," she said. "It was pretty emotional."
According to investigators, Saxton said, she and her husband were the only eyewitnesses to come forward. Five minutes later, an officer called them and took a statement over the phone, the couple's one and only interview with authorities.
It was 26 minutes before the Saxtons saw a rescue vehicle arrive. Then they came in waves.
There was nothing more they could do, so they continued on toward Portland, Tina Saxton said. Their daughter monitored the scanner and the news, texting them the grim tally. One dead. Two dead. Nine dead.
Last week, an attorney from British Columbia representing some of the families of the travelers who died came to Roseburg with a court reporter and interviewed them for 2/12 hours.
"We want the families to have answers," Saxton said. "The trauma to us was nothing like the trauma to those people on the bus."


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In Singapore, a Tangled Web of Race and Religion
Singapore prides itself as being a harmonious multiracial metropolis, but a spate of controversial Internet postings hints at simmering tensions beneath its rosy façade. Police are currently investigating three offensive Facebook posts, all of which are directed against the island nation's minority Malay Muslim community. The complaints, which surfaced earlier this month, have stirred public hand-wringing on the character of racial and religious relations in the city-state.


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Wisconsin veterinary lab nails full accreditation from AAVLD
Accreditation was awarded following a three-day evaluation that included a review of the laboratory's quality-assurance system, facilities and personnel, the university reports in a prepared statement. Accreditation is for the next five years, the longest term that can be granted.
WVDL, a full-service veterinary diagnostic laboratory, is located on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus, with a branch laboratory in Barron, Wis.
The laboratory provides diagnostic tests for pets, exotics and production animals, including surveillance testing for a variety of animal diseases (such as brucellosis and chronic wasting disease). Other testing services qualify animals, semen and embryos for interstate and international shipment.
AAVLD is a non-profit charged with accrediting veterinary diagnostic laboratories in the United States and Canada.


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Carlene Coury never considered herself any kind of dog whisperer. Or even a cat or turtle whisperer, which are also under her care.
Yet, "my first love has always been animals," Coury said. "I shamelessly stop every dog owner I know to meet and chat with the dog before
the person."
Coury also enjoys the considerably larger beasts.
"I've been deeply concerned about the welfare of elephants," she said.
Coury wanted to do more than "send a few dollars now and then," so she started making "trunketts," jewelry pins that are sold on behalf of an elephant sanctuary in Tennessee.
Hoping to help the Vallejo-based Humane Society of the North Bay, Coury created "Paw Pins," made from recycled buttons, keys, earrings and broken jewelry.
Some of the pins are up for grabs in the silent auction segment of the shelter's Barkitecture at the Solano County Fairgrounds on April 5.
It's not as though the community theater director and Benician was always into this jewelry thing, not with multiple sclerosis.
"Working with small items can be troublesome," Coury said. "However, I seem to have found my calling. It's great therapy for me and I love seeing what my imagination can come up with for each new design. I feel so fortunate that folks really seem to love them."
It's good, she said, using recycled items, "you know, those forgotten, misfit pieces that live in jewelry boxes or junk drawers. Who doesn't have those items around? Recycled odds and ends become useful again while the proceeds go to various animal welfare organizations."
The price for a Paw Pin vary, Coury said, "depending upon what they are made from. Some are from vintage pieces as well as unusual items."
She said 100 percent of the proceeds benefit
the animals.
Coury said she'll make paw pins "as long as the shelter wants me to. I also try to spend some time each week with the wonderful animals at the shelter. They make my heart smile."
Peter Wilson, the local humane society's director of development, welcomes Coury's support.
"Carlene has an infectious positive energy and the creativity of her paw pins is simply wonderful," Wilson said. "She has found a creative way to help the critters and reuse unwanted items. The paw pins go hand in hand: a second chance for homeless pets and the items she is reusing get a second chance, too."
If you go
What: Barkitecture, auction and dinner
When: Friday, April 5, 6 p.m.
Where: McCormack Hall, Solano County Fairgrounds
Admission: $60
Info: barkitecture.net


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Sky Bet Championship: Alassane Toure making a good impression at Derby County
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Last Updated: 22/07/14 5:42pm
Derby County manager Steve McClaren has confirmed trialist Alassane Toure has made a good impression.
The 25-year-old defender is a free agent following the conclusion on his contract with Lens in France and is keen to win a deal in England.
McClaren has brought in young defender Cyrus Christie from Coventry City over the summer, although right-back Toure would provide some additional experience.
Toure came off the bench in last week's friendly against Notts County and flew with the squad to Austria for their clash against Russian side Zenit St Petersburg.
McClaren is not ruling out a move for the French defender, although the Pride Park outfit could well face competition for the player's signature.
"We had a good look at Alassane and we liked the boy," McClaren told the Derby Telegraph.
The Paris-born defender, who also qualifies for Ivory Coast, came through the ranks at Toulouse and has spent the past five seasons with Lens.
Lens won promotion to Ligue 1 last season and while they offered him the chance to remain at Stade Felix-Bollaert he is keen on a fresh challenge in England.
UK-based agent Tra Desmond told Sky Sports: "Toure has options in France, but the chance to play in England appeals. There are other clubs interested. We'll see what happens."


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Ron Paul: Turn Your Cheers Into Votes
HENDERSON, Nev.–Rep. Ron Paul had a simple message for supporters as he kicked off his final push ahead of Saturday's Nevada caucuses: Make your enthusiasm count.
Mr. Paul, speaking to a packed hotel ballroom of roughly 1,000, exhorted backers to make sure they showed up for Saturday's voting, insisting the campaign could beat expectations. His campaign has focused on the upcoming caucus votes in Nevada, Colorado and Maine, all but ignoring Tuesday's primary vote in Florida to focus on states where it believes it can garner delegates.
The key, Mr. Paul said, is for supporters to turn their enthusiasm into action.
"It has to be translated into powerful political action, and that means attending the caucuses," the congressman said.
Mr. Paul, who had been campaigning earlier in the day in Colorado, got a rousing cheer when he told supporters he had called former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney on Tuesday night to congratulate him on winning Florida's primary, offering a challenge in the process.
"I said I would see him soon in the caucus states," Mr. Paul said.
Mr. Paul has scheduled a series of events over the next several days throughout Nevada, including a stop in Reno on Thursday and events throughout the greater Las Vegas area. In 2008 he came in second to Mitt Romney in the state, and a number of supporters said Tuesday that they hoped he could increase his percentage of the vote this year.


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REVIEW | Partagas Serie P No. 2
Tasting Note: A slightly pressed torpedo that loads the palate with flavor from the first puff. Black pepper and coffee bean flavor transition into rich leather and a sweet cappuccino finish. Balanced and complex.
- Body: Medium
- Size: Figurado
- Ring Gauge: 52
- Length: 6 1/8"
- Filler: Cuba
- Binder: Cuba
- Wrapper: Cuba
- Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Dec 01, 2011
- Price: £18.06
- Box Date: Jun. 2010
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Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Dec 01, 2015
Score: 93
Softly pressed with an oily colorado wrapper, this pyramid is bready and oaky, balanced by sweet notes of vanilla, marzipan and a touch of earthy coffee.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Jun 01, 2013
Score: 91
Woody and oaky, this pyramid takes on some complex leather and chocolate notes which culminate in a sweet and savory finish.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Feb 01, 2011
Score: 92
A dark torpedo with a notably uneven burn, but full of coffee bean and earth flavors balanced by touches of caramel and licorice. Medium to full bodied.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Jun 01, 2008
Score: 90
An oily torpedo that is a bit rough at the tip. A creamy, nutty smoke with pleasant touches of leather throughout and a toasty finish. Medium bodied and balanced.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Dec 01, 2006
Score: 90
An attractive torpedo with a good draw and burn. It shows an abundance of toasty, spicy flavors and a woody, creamy note. The finish is cedary.
Issue: Cigar Insider, Aug 08, 2006
Score: 90
An attractive torpedo with a good draw and burn. It shows an abundance of toasty, spicy flavors and a woody, creamy note. The finish is cedary.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Oct 01, 2005
Score: 87
A good looking pyramid with a firm but good draw. It's woody and peppery, with a solid core of tobacco flavor and a pleasant finish.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado, Jan 01, 1970
Score: 94
That old adage of things getting better with age is perfectly suited to Cuba's Partagás Serie P No. 2. The cigar, originally called the Partagás Pirámide, was released in 2000, scoring in the high 80s in our publications. The popular smoke was made part of the regular Cuban cigar portfolio, and was renamed the Serie P No. 2, again scoring in the upper 80s. In recent years, however, these cigars have gone from good to great. Versions in 2006 scored 90 points, the scores crept up to 91 points by 2009, and last year the cigar scored even higher. In this tasting, it scored a near classic 94 points.The cigar shares the same dimensions as all of Cuba's pirámides, and the Partagás Serie P No. 2 is currently smoking better than all of them, even the legendary Montecristo No. 2. Brimming with black pepper, coffee bean, leather and sweet cappuccino notes, the cigars are powerful and complex, loaded with bold Cuban flavors. This Partagás smoke shows true evolution: it has been transformed into something incredible, a perfect example of the level of top-quality smokes that are being made in Cuba today.
Cigar Aficionado's 100-Point Scale
- Classic: 95-100
- Outstanding: 90-94
- Very good to excellent: 80-89
- Average to good commercial quality: 70-79
- Don't waste your money: 0-69
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Santa Anita: Carryover of $207K for Sunday's pick five
ARCADIA, Calif. - There is a carryover of $207,240 for Sunday's 50-cent pick five, the first time the popular low-takeout bet has had a carryover at Santa Anita.
Saturday, a string of longshots led to only three horses being covered in the final leg of the pick five. None of the first three finishers of that race -- Monument, Ballard Ruler and Star Rocker -- was covered in the pick five.
The pick five has been a popular bet since first introduced at Betfair Hollywood Park in April 2011. The bet has a takeout of just 14 percent, much lower than the 23.68 percent for popular multi-race bets such as the pick four and pick six.
The pool for Sunday's pick 5 is likely to exceed $1 million.
Carryovers in the pick five are rare. There was one at Hollywood Park, during the 2011 spring-summer meeting, and one at Del Mar earlier this year.
There were two early scratches on Saturday in Sunday's pick five races. In the fourth race, for maiden 2-year-olds on the hillside turf course, Neil Healy will not run. In the fifth race, for maiden claimers over 6 1/2 furlongs, Bull Rush will not start.
The pick five races have fields of 7, 6, 7, 11 and 10 runners.
The first race, for maiden California-breds over a mile on turf, is an open race with several leading contenders, including Spring Bloom, Sudden Sunday, and Northern Flight.
In the second race, Candy Waltz will be a strong favorite to win a $25,000 claimer over six furlongs.
The third race, for 2-year-olds, has seven $25,000 claimers over six furlongs. Bubba Fizz and K Court figure to dominate the betting, and appear on many tickets.
The 11 maiden 2-year-olds in the fourth race are led by Power Ped, although Anytime, Zippingaroundtown and One Firm Cat will merit support.
In the fifth race for maiden claimers, Chloe W is a lukewarm favorite.