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SYLMAR – A Northridge man was charged today after he allegedly dangled a baby over a second-floor motel railing because the child's mother broke his meth pipe, authorities allege.
Antonio Llerenas, 24, aka Elmer Henriquez, was charged with kidnapping, false imprisonment of a hostage, and child abuse and is expected to be arraigned in court this afternoon, officials said.
On Tuesday about 1 a.m., Llerenas was subdued by two Los Angeles police officers, and the baby, identified in court papers as Marleen S., suffered minor injuries in the 1 a.m. Tuesday incident at the Del Monico Motel, 13055 San Fernando Road.
Officers Jake Fernandez and Ruben Gonzalez received the attempted kidnapping call while on patrol. When they arrived, they found a man wearing only boxer shorts and possibly high on meth, Gonzalez said. He was dangling over the railing an 18-month-old baby girl wearing a pink jumper.
The officers ordered the man to put the baby down. The man refused and said, "Don't move! Take another step and I'll drop her," Gonzalez recalled.
Motel guests started to poke their heads out of their rooms. The officers ordered them back inside.
Fernandez drew his shotgun loaded with beanbag rounds. Gonzalez drew his Taser. But neither had a clear shot.
"He was using (the) baby as a shield," Gonzalez said.
Officers chased him along the balcony as he choked the baby while running, Gonzalez said. He eventually ran into a dead end, and a motel guest helped block his path so police could grab him.
Fernandez shot the man with his Taser, and Gonzalez grabbed the child. It took up to six officers to handcuff the man, who was taken to a hospital for cuts and bruises suffered during the struggle, then taken to jail.
The baby suffered bruises on her head and neck but was examined and released by paramedics at the scene, police said. Her 21-year-old mother was not hurt.
Llerenas is not the baby's father. The argument was sparked when the mother broke his meth pipe, Gonzalez said. It's unclear how the woman and Llerenas are connected.


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Little Rock 48 Hour Film Project
Little Rock Film Festival
Saturday, September 14, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM (CDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
The 48 Hour Film Project is a wild and sleepless weekend in which you and your team have a blast making a movie. All writing, shooting, editing and scoring must be completed in just 48 hours.
On Friday night, you are assigned a character, a prop, a line of dialogue and a genre, that must be included in your movie. 48 hours later, you must submit your film. Next? Your masterpiece will show on the big screen of a local theater!
In 2013 the 48HFP will visit more than 120 cities where more than 60,000 people will make short films. The Project has truly spread to the four corners of the globe as filmmakers from Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the Americas will compete to see who can make the best short film in a weekend.
The 48 Hour Film Project's mission is to advance filmmaking and promote filmmakers. Through its festival/competition, the Project encourages filmmakers and would-be filmmakers to get out there and make movies. The tight deadline of 48 hours puts the focus squarely on the filmmakers—emphasizing creativity and teamwork skills. While the time limit places an unusual restriction on the filmmakers, it is also liberating by putting an emphasis on "doing" instead of "talking."
When & Where
Award Ceremony Wildwood Park
20919 Denny Road
Little Rock,
Saturday, September 14, 2013 from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM (CDT)
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Powervice are one of many retro heavy metal bands that are clearly influenced by the hard rock and emerging heavy metal music of the late seventies and the early eighties. They are as solid as genre colleagues such as Bullet, Vanderbuyst, White Wizzard and so on. The band only released one demo tape in 2005 but this could also be a tape from 1982 in the middle of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal. They got a record deal but for some unknown reason they split up before they could bring out something promising. The guitar player of the band, Selim Lemouchi, later founded the occult blackened hard rock band The Devil's Blood with his sister and experienced a different kind of music. This band from the underground got some massive media support in the last years, especially by the German Rock Hard magazine and became unexpectedly more or less famous.
What we have here is very solid heavy metal that should please to the fans of bands such as Diamond Head, Iron Maiden or Shy. It's a perfect album for nostalgic hours and to hit the open road during summer time. I like the edgy and smoky vocals on this demo that adds a lot of energy and authenticity to the sound of the band that distinguishes them from other retro bands of the same genre. The music itself has also some changes of style as the atmospheric middle parts in "Nightstalker" and especially the diversified "The End Is Coming". Slower and almost doom passages are mixed with energizing up tempo metal parts in this great track. The discordant guitar tunes make me even think of some grunge influences. As you read this you may understand that this band could have made it very far and been one of the better bands of a worn out genre. They could have found their very own style and are already diversified and charismatic enough to convince on this short demo tape. Powervice surprised me in a positive way.
If you like good old heavy metal with some variety and edges and look for alternatives to your old records and the high amount of mediocre retro rock bands, this tape could be what you need and you should definitely check this out. The three songs really grew on me and left me wanting more. Heavy metal is still alive thanks to the unknown fallen heroes of the present days such as these guys from the Netherlands.


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Make yourself at home in one of the 65 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.
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Hey all, I'm looking to ditch the PSN Trophy card I've been using as my sig for months for something more personal.
Lately, I've been falling hard for Jodie Holmes (Ellen Page's character) in Beyond: Two Souls. I especially love the game's box art. The art, and a clip of her face from the art, are linked below.
I'd love to see a sig that incorporate Jodie's face, with one of its tortured, pained expressions, with a background color scheme reminiscent of the schizophrenic, supernatural-esque schemes that a lot of the game's official art, including the cover, have been using.
I'd also like my name (Kyle Prahl) and title (U.S. Managing Editor) incorporated somehow.
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Amber Riley, Flo Rida Set for MTV's THIS IS HOW I MADE IT, 11/17
Below check out a selection of quotes from this weekend's all-new episode of MTV's THIS IS HOW I MADE IT, featuring Flo Rida and "Glee's" Amber Riley. The episode airs Saturday, November 17 at 12:00 p.m. ET/PT.
"I remember one time when I walked outside and it was like a swat team on top of the roof and they were even telling the little kids to get down, lay down, don't make a move. That really frightened me…to the point where I was just like I don't want to be caught up in anything wrong." – Flo Rida, on growing up in Carol City, FL and realizing that he wanted to make something of himself
"I recall just going [to the studio for the first time] and everybody just stopped what they were doing and was like 'Go ahead and spit something.' So I started rhyming and [my friend] was just like 'You got something. Matter of fact, you're part of the group.' That moment just changed my life. I became a rapper." – Flo Rida, on a huge moment in his life that jump started his career
"In school I stayed in honor classes but I always [en]visioned myself becoming a superstar. I don't want to work a nine to five. Nine to fives's take away from what I'm doing. It was never in my mind to do anything else other than just give my all to music." – Flo Rida, on realizing and pursuing his passion
"I remember going inside [record executive] Lyor [Cohen]'s office and they were just telling me 'Nobody really performed in Lyor's office other than like LL Cool J.' I recall jumping on top of Lyor's desk shaking up his vintage bottle of Dom Perignon and performing. And it was just amazing. My idea of making it was definitely you know signing on the dotted line. When I got a record deal, man I was just in tears, just so happy because I know how hard I worked." – Flo Rida, on signing his first record deal and realizing he'd made it
After I did [the pilot for] 'Saint Sass,' I kept on auditioning. I was being offered the girl who sits in the corner and you know eats all day. The girl who wanted to commit suicide because she was fat. It was never anything that I felt had a good ending. I wanted people to know that those aren't the only kind of roles for women like me, normal girls." – Amber Riley, on life in Los Angeles and trying to make it as an actress
"I'm a healthy person. I have great friends around me that are positive. I think that's the key to life – is to make your own path, set your own rules, because there is no set rule. There is no set look, there is no set anything. You make your own rules in your life and you make your own decisions." – Amber Riley, on refusing to conform
"[Mercedes on 'Glee'] was a role I could feel positive about. It was an honest role. And it was the role of a lifetime for me." – Amber Riley, on her big break
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Fifth meeting of the Cooperation Council between the European Union and Tajikistan reviews the state of bilateral relationship
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The European Union and the Republic of Tajikistan held their fifth Cooperation Council meeting on 16 February 2016.
During the Cooperation Council, the European Commission reaffirmed its commitment to provide new development funding of €251 million to Tajikistan for the period 2014-2020. The funds will focus on vital sectors for growth and social stability, such as rural development, health, and education, which are particularly important in the present economic climate prevailing in Central Asia.
The Cooperation Council also reaffirmed the commitment of both parties to strengthen relations in a number of cooperation areas, and took stock of the progress made since the fourth Cooperation Council meeting between the EU and the Republic of Tajikistan in October 2014.
The EU emphasised that for the development of Tajikistan an open-minded policy based on respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms is essential.
The Cooperation Council reiterated the importance of a comprehensive implementation of the EU Strategy for Central Asia, both on a regional and national basis, and welcomed Tajikistan's active engagement in the EU regional initiatives for Central Asia. Developments were discussed as relating to the three flagship initiatives of Rule of Law, Education, and Environment; and beyond this, issues of mutual importance such as political and administrative reforms, rule of law and human rights, religious freedoms, trade and economic relations, and border security.
The Cooperation Council also addressed regional developments in the energy sector as well as security-related challenges, including border management and radicalisation. The Stability of Central Asia is of common interest to Tajikistan and the EU, and the parties will seek to increase their cooperation in this area.
The EU was represented at the Cooperation Council by Mr Bert KOENDERS, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, acting as head of the EU delegation. The delegation of Tajikistan was led by Mr Sirodjidin ASLOV, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Tajikistan. Mr Aslov will also meet the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Ms Federica Mogherini. Tuesday 16 February.


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We are so very stoked to announce that the rising star of the Australian electronic scene, Motez, is joining our roster here at Sweat It Out Music!
To celebrate, we've decided to give away a little Motez bootleg of the U.S, underground phenomenon 'Gas Pedal', for freeeeee.
Making house music interesting, the Baghdad-born honorary Southern Australian is breaking all kinds of rules and winning over hearts and ears in the process.
His beats have been dropped in sets by Claude Vonstroke, Nick Catchdubs (Fools Gold), Shadow Child, Justin Martin and Eats Everything, and spun by some of the most respected DJs in radio, including Diplo, DJ Monki for BBC 1Extra and Nina Las Vegas + countless others. Oh, and then there was that Stanton Warriors remix that hit #5 on the ARIA club charts. No biggie.
His hit tune, Ride Roof Back, signed to Shadow Child's Food Music, was one of the most hotly anticipated tracks of the year after Eats Everything dropped it way back in January at BPM Fest in Mexico, becoming one of those "wtf was that" tunes.
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Not only were the kids having fun; some were also undergoing attitude adjustments. Thursday was Bug Day at the Springs Coast Environmental Education Center's first summer adventure camp, and Sabrina Lane, 10, of Spring Hill confessed early on that she didn't like bugs. "We have people who absolutely love bugs, and some don't like them that much," teacher Colleen Doulk said.
After a brief science lesson about insects, Sabrina joined with 16 classmates in making small bug catchers.
Inserted into the top and side of a used film container were plastic beverage straws, the top one for the user's sucking and the side straw for drawing in the insect.
The side straw was about 2 inches long, requiring the catcher to "get up close and personal," Doulk said.
Outdoors, Doulk and center director Cheryl Paradis led the troop to rotting logs, which Paradis promised were full of bugs. Some enthusiasts had straws in mouth and at the ready. Sabrina hung back.
But she had to capture at least one insect to keep up with her fourth- and fifth-grade peers. She managed to suck up a beetle.
Asked if she wanted to try for another one, Sabrina uttered a determined, "No." But caught up in the effort and the explanation of the lifestyles and habits of other insects, she later went off by herself to dig for a lion ant.
Abigail Rich, 10, of Spring Hill wasn't keen on the project initially either. But after sucking up her first insect from the log — and Paradis pointing out another prey — Abigail nudged through others to suck up the catch.
Ten-year-old Aliyah Dipalma of Spring Hill wasn't thrilled about having to get her short straw — and her mouth — so close to an insect, which she finally captured.
Her reaction: "I'm not hungry anymore."
Yet when Aliyah released her temporary hostages, as required by the center for all wildlife, the youth said, "Goodbye my friends."
They'd already put them under a magnifying device to identify them.
After the land scour, it was on to the Weeki Wachee River, where some kids were given pans to scoop up water and others were armed with dipping nets to ladle deeper.
From the catch of Trey Ballew of Spring Hill emerged a couple of baby shrimp, a big tadpole and "tons of beetles," the 9-year-old pointed out.
Adam Baroni, 10, of Brooksville said he knew generally that wildlife existed in the water, but wasn't aware how much and had never noticed all of it before. He admitted surprise at having scooped up two tadpoles and two infant shrimp.
Just as the insects returned to their habitats, the water trappings were returned to the river.
The five-day program, which ends today, included a trek to discover and identify animal tracks — raccoon, opossum, deer and birds were found — and also had lessons about wildlife photography, solar cooking and kayaking.
A second camp next week will be aimed at students entering sixth and seventh grades. Enrollment is closed.
Participants pay $140 for the experience, which covers the entire cost of the camp, Paradis said, with no outlay required by the Hernando school district.
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Montana Gas Prices Are Stalling
Up one day and down the next, the price of a barrel of oil has been in constant flux this past week as it follows the alternating good and bad economic news. In Montana, the average price of gas in dropped about a penny to hover around $3.47 per gallon, while the national price jumped up nearly four cents. Despite the flux, both the national average and Montana's price are lower than prices were last month or even last year.
Petroleum annalyst with GasBuddy.com Patrick DeHaan says that "while I don't necessarily believe that the recent uptick in crude prices will stick, I also don't see prices falling considerably lower until after the conclusion of the summer driving season, when demand declines, and more expensive blends are phased out."
Speaking of Montana's prices in particular, DeHaan says we will likely experience a "plateau" for a few weeks. In the long term, DeHaan says we can expect to see prices stick in the mid $3.00 range until the end of the Summer.


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New York's 'Dark Harbor' of Organized Crime
Nathan Ward on Malcolm Johnson's classic exposé
What was originally a routine assignment from Johnson's editor to look
into the murder of a dockworker led to a lengthy investigation detailing
organized crime's absolute control over New
York's waterfront. The investigation resulted in a
24-part series, "Crime on the Waterfront," that ran in the Sun, the city's most conservative newspaper, in November and
December 1948. The series won Johnson a Pulitzer Prize and was the basis for
the 1954 Oscar-winning movie On theWaterfront and the inspiration for
Arthur Miller's play A View Fromthe Bridge.
The series still makes for gripping reading, as I can attest, having
read it five years ago when it was published in book form. What Nathan Ward, a
former editor at American Heritage
magazine, has done in Dark Harbor: The
War forthe New York Waterfront (Farrar,
Straus & Giroux) is to not only describe Johnson's investigation, but put
it into the context of its times, presenting a nice slice of American history
and evoking a wonderful era of newspapers. Johnson was the first to reveal the
existence of a sort-of trade association in crime that had originated during
Prohibition. The key to the dockside rackets, Johnson found, was mob control of
the International Longshoremen's Association (ILA), a union that was a haven
for ex-convicts, through which mobsters were able to control all key jobs on
the piers and operate rackets without interference.
Ward shows how Johnson uncovered numerous rackets or crimes—extortion,
kickbacks on workers' wages, smuggling, usurious loan-sharking, padded
payrolls—but thievery was the biggest. Whole truckloads of cargo could
disappear from the piers without a trace; it was so extensive, Johnson wrote,
that it amounted to "an unofficial national tax."
The next biggest was the loading racket. This was a system by which
gangsters and their union henchmen collected a fee on every pound of cargo
trucked from the piers by compelling truckers to pay so-called public loaders
to load the trucks.
Some of the most infamous names in American crime figure in these
pages—Frank Costello, Lucky Luciano, Albert Anastasia, Meyer Lansky—but the
"docks overlord" was John ("Cockeye") Dunn, later executed for the murder of a
boss stevedore. Among the consequences of Johnson's reporting were Sen. Estes
Kefauver's congressional hearings into organized crime—a television sensation
in the early days of the medium—as well as state legislative hearings. It also
led to a number of reforms, including the Port Authority Commission that
oversees hiring along the New York/New Jersey waterfront to this day; the expulsion
of the ILA from the AFL-CIO; and the imprisonment of the union president.
Perhaps greatest of all was the banning of the system of hiring that,
Johnson wrote, permitted the rackets to flourish, the "shape-up." Through the
shape-up, by which men were hired or rejected at the whim of a hiring boss, it
was possible for criminal gangs to place their own men in key jobs on the
piers, thus solidifying their rule. This system was replaced with hiring halls.
Two years after publishing the waterfront series, the Sun set for the last time after 117 years of existence. Since then newspapers have been dying at an increasing pace. It is good to learn that they did not all die in vain.


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My name is Daniel Král'. I moved to the United Kingdom at the end of September 2012 after accepting a professor position at the University of Warwick. I work in graph theory and related fields in mathematics and computer science. Most of my research is now focused on topics related to my ERC Consolidator grant LADIST, which builds on the ERC Starting grant CCOSA. I am also still involved in organizing the Czech national olympiad in informatics.
Most of my work belongs to discrete mathematics. This area of mathematics deals with mathematical structures and problems that are "discrete" in nature, as opposed to those that exhibit continuous properties. Since information in computer systems is stored as sequences of zeroes and ones, discrete mathematics finds many applications in computer science.
My PhD is in structural and algorithmic graph theory. A graph is a mathematical object that consists of elements called vertices and links between them called edges. For example, the road map in a GPS device in a car is discretized and represented by a graph, i.e. by a list of crossings (vertices) with mutual links (edges). A substantial amount of my work during and after my PhD is related to graph colorings, i.e. decompositions of vertices and edges of graphs subject to certain constraints. One of my recent results in this area has been featured in an article in the popular science magazine Pour la Science. In relation to computer science applications, I am interested in using graph decompositions and logic methods in algorithm design.
Most of my current research is related to combinatorial limits. The theory of combinatorial limits provides analytic views on large discrete structures and it responds to challenges from computer science where structures such as the graph of internet connections and graphs of social networks (e.g. Facebook, LinkedIn) are enormous. The theory opened new links between analysis, combinatorics, ergodic theory, group theory and probability theory. For example, one of the major problems on sparse graph limits, the conjecture of Aldous and Lyons, is essentially equivalent to Gromov's question whether all countable discrete groups are sofic. My work includes applications of analytic methods in extremal combinatorics and it also led to new insights in structural properties of graph limits.


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In a wide-ranging tax fraud case that captivated Spain, Princess Cristina was found not guilty Friday of being an accessory to fraud but her husband was convicted and sentenced to more than six years in prison.
A panel of judges ruled that Cristina, the 51-year-old sister of King Felipe VI, will be required to pay over $280,000 in fines because the court considers that she indirectly benefited from the fraud.
Her husband, Inaki Urdangarin, was found guilty of evading taxes, fraud and various other charges. He was sentenced to six years and three months in prison and a fine of $545,000.
Urdangarin, a 49-year-old former handball Olympic medalist, can still appeal...


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Vikings' Chad Greenway Tells Fans to Get Drunk, Then Recants
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(NEW YORK) — This Sunday, the Chicago Bears will travel to Minnesota to take on the Vikings in a critical NFC North Showdown. Vikings' linebacker Chad Greenway wants fans to get "super-duper drunk" to give the team an extra advantage.
The Vikings trail the Bears by two games in the NFC North standings so this game will go a long way in determining the fate of both teams.
"We have to play accordingly, and our fans have to show up accordingly, which they know they will. Hopefully they're super-duper drunk. …So drink liquor, not beer," Greenway said last Sunday according to the Star Tribune.
After some time past, Greenway realized his comments went a little too far.
"Obviously, I could have used more responsible words," Greenway said. "I think the people that know me, the beat writers included, know that I said that sort of tongue-in-cheek."
Greenway, who is in his seventh season with the Vikings, currently leads the NFL with 123 tackles.
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Allen Ernest Jackson passed from this life on Wednesday, October 24, 2012, at age 65. Born February 7, 1947, A Native American born in San Jose, Allen had resided in Willits for more than 30 years.
Allen was a house painter by trade, loved to garden, birdwatch, surf, ski and was the self-proclaimed "King of the Boog-a-Loo'ers."
A proud member of I.B.B.S.I., Allen is survived by sons Marcus and Shannon Jackson, daughter Emily Jackson, Vicki Hicks his girlfriend of 13 years, and was loved by many.
Services will be announced at a later date.
A huge birthday bash is planned in February. Details will be posted later.


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The April 2012 edition of 3XWrestling Outside the Ring reviews March's Des Moines and Ottumwa events and previews April's Des Moines and Grinnell events. Highlights include the final moments and aftermath of the incredible 60-min No DQ Iron Man match between Mark Sterling & Jeremy Wyatt and the latest news on the 3XW Tag Team title picture – including highlights of two recent excellent tag team bouts – and an interview with Sir Bradley Charles about his upcoming triple threat 3XW Pure title match with Arik Cannon and Perry Saturn. For more info about the full stacked Spring Showdown 3 (Des Moines) and Grinnell live event cards, please visit http://www.3XWrestling.com.


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FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas' Shauna Estes-Taylor was named the Southeastern Conference's women's golf coach of the year Friday.
FAYETTEVILLE — Arkansas' Shauna Estes-Taylor was named the Southeastern Conference's women's golf coach of the year Friday.
Estes-Taylor, who is in her seventh season as head coach, earned her first conference coach of the year honor. She was recognized by the conference after Arkansas tied a program record with three tournament titles this season.
The Razorbacks also have logged seven top-five finishes in nine events, including a third-place performance at the SEC Championships. Arkansas is ranked fourth in the Golfstat.com poll and earned a No. 2 seed for next week's NCAA Central Regional.
Estes-Taylor is the first Arkansas women's golf coach to earn conference coach of the year honors. Men's coach Brad McMakin was named SEC Coach of the Year in 2009, while Steve Loy was the Southwest Conference Coach of the Year in 1984.
The Razorbacks have reached an NCAA regional 12 straight seasons with Estes-Taylor on staff as head coach or assistant. She was named the national assistant coach of the year in 2007 before taking over the program.
In addition to Estes-Taylor, three Razorbacks received All-SEC honors Friday.
Emily Tubert and Gabriela Lopez were named first-team, All-SEC honors, while Regina Plasencia was a second-team selection.
Tubert earned her fourth straight first-team honor. The Burbank, Calif., native joins Stacy Lewis as the only Razorback to earn all-SEC honors four straight seasons.
Lopez, who was named a second-team All-SEC selection last season, has won two individual titles. Plasencia was a member of the SEC All-Freshman team last season.
Arkansas will be one of 24 teams competing in the NCAA Central Regional in Stillwater, Okla., from May 8-10. The top eight finishers will advance to play in the NCAA Championships in Tulsa, Okla., later this month.
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Just ahead of Slush the following day, the evening was generously sponsored by Unity, Rovio & Everyplay.
Joining me on stage for some thoroughly engaging chat about a myriad of topics - ranging from the challenges of independent development, user acquisition, the global games market, and future innovation in mobile - were representatives from Gajatri Studios, Unity, Remedy Entertainment, Applifier, and Rovio.
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I'd always heard that Finnish audiences were quite reserved, but on a personal note I'd like to thank the crowd that packed Adams on the evening for their thought-provoking questions.
And a massive "thank you" goes out to our friends at IGDA and Facebook too, who shared the night with us and helped it be a really memorable occasion.
As per usual, our roving photographers were on-hand to capture the event. You can see the entire collection on our Facebook page.
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"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow. The important thing is not to stop questioning."Ambrose Bierce on Albert Einstein
"We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope."Ambrose Bierce on Martin Luther King, Jr.
"None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free."Ambrose Bierce on Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
"My great hope is to laugh as much as I cry to get my work done and try to love somebody and have the courage to accept the love in return."Ambrose Bierce on Maya Angelou
"I find hope in the darkest of days, and focus in the brightest. I do not judge the universe."Ambrose Bierce on Dalai Lama
"Childhood: the period of human life intermediate between the idiocy of infancy and the folly of youth - two removes from the sin of manhood and three from the remorse of age."
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Nippon TV has the sole broadcast rights for the films of Hayao Miyazaki, which means whenever you watch his movies on TV you have to endure commercial breaks.
NHK has the lock on TV documentaries about the reclusive animator. The public broadcaster hangs around whenever he makes a film and then edits the footage after that film is released. The doc for his latest, "Kaze Tachinu," will be shown on "Professional: Shigoto no Ryuji" ("Professional: A Style of Work"; NHK-G, Mon., 10 p.m.).
"Kaze" is the 72-year-old director's first film in five years, and was inspired in part by the Great East Japan Earthquake. He admits to NHK that he wanted to do something completely different this time, and betrays anxiety that his audience may not appreciate the way he tells this particular story, which is about a real-life person.
'The Up Series," originally produced by Britain's Granada Television, is one of the most influential documentary programs in broadcast history. In 1964, it covered the lives of 14 7-year-old British children from various backgrounds and then followed up those lives every seven years with a new special. In 1992, NHK started a Japanese version, "Nana-nen Goto no Kiroku" ("A Record of Each Seven Years"), and earlier this month broadcast the fourth installment, covering the subjects at the age of 28.
In the next few weeks, related programs will be rebroadcast on NHK's educational channel. On Friday and Sept. 6, the latest British show, covering the subjects at age 56, will be shown at 11 p.m. On Sept. 13, the fourth installment of the Russian version will be broadcast; and a reedited edition of the latest Japanese episode will be shown on Sept. 20 and 27.
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SMAP recently started appearing in ads for Suntory's Boss canned coffee, so it was inevitable that its path would cross with that of the "alien Jones," meaning Tommy Lee Jones as an undercover extraterrestrial studying Earth's (read: Japan's) habits and sensibilities.
In the latest he's a security guard checking out an empty arena prior to a SMAP concert. He climbs the stage and starts moonwalking to a tune that sounds like "Billy Jean." From the wings, SMAP look on in awe, obviously forgetting the fact that Michael Jackson was from outer space too.


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Blind professor helps others see another side to disabilities
Earlier in his career as a writer and college professor, Steve Kuusisto lost his job in a round of budget cuts. Blind since birth, Kuusisto contacted an agency that served people with impaired vision to ask for help transitioning to a new academic position.
Their advice to him: "There's a factory down the road that makes plastic lemons. They hire blind people."
Kuusisto managed to avoid the plastic lemon factory and create an impressive career as an author, educator, and advocate for people with disabilities, a path that recently led him to The University of Iowa. He shares the above story to illustrate a point: sometimes even those working to help people with disabilities consign the disabled person to a second-class, defective status.
That thinking is something Kuusisto is working to change.
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Diversity festival bridges cultures
When he moved to Iowa City to begin postdoctoral work in 1999, Bahri Karacay wondered at times whether the Turkish music of his childhood would have a place in the middle of the Heartland.
As it turned out, Karacay found musical collaborators at The University of Iowa. His band, Turkana, will be among the participants of this year's Celebrating Cultural Diversity Festival, which will be held Sunday, Feb. 24, from noon to 5 p.m. in the University of Iowa Field House.
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Matthew McConaughey: I befriended outsiders
Matthew McConaughey was friends with the "gothic gay girl" and "the dwarf" at school.
The Hollywood hunk was a handsome, sporty and popular teenager. He was also more open-minded than other youngsters and hung out with those less socially accepted than him.
The actor added that this mindset served him well when he moved from Texas to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career.
"Well, look, I've always travelled, so while I came from small-town Texas, I've always been intrigued with culture. I mean, at high school - yes, I was handsome, yes I was on the student council, yes I played sports, but I was also you know, friends with the gothic gay girl, friends with the little dwarf in our school, friends with the nerd who sat on the front row. I would stand up for the little fat kid who everyone picked on," he told movie magazine Total Film.
"I was always crossing sub-cultures and cliques. So when I went to Hollywood in August of '93 with a couple of thousand bucks, I knew it was gonna be blue hair, different religions, sexuality, shapes, sizes, it was like, you know, fine."
The 42-year-old did find one thing difficult to get used to in his new surroundings.
The straight-talking Texan got irritated by over-the-top and somewhat insincere declarations of love.
"I noticed people say, 'I love you,' a lot. And you go, like, 'Hey man, we just met. I just like you,'" he said.
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Judge needs more time in contested Macomb council race
Mon, 08 Apr 2013 18:19:09 GMT —
A McDonough County judge order the results of Tuesday's sealed in an already contested alderman race in Macomb.
Steven Wailand received 17 votes for 2nd ward alderman in the February election. His opponent, incumbent Kay Hill, received 16. Wailand said the city told him after the election that he needed 50 percent of the vote, plus one more vote, to actually win.
However, Wailand's attorney said the â??50 percent, plus oneâ?? phrasing doesn't appear in the city code or its special charter.
In court, Macomb city clerk Melanie Falk said the city defined the word "majority" as 50 percent plus one. She also agreed that the words "50 plus one" are not written on the municipal code.
Circuit Judge Rodney Clark said the issue needs further legal consideration and will hold a full-hearing April 26 just days before the council seat would be officially filled. This was after the city asked for more time to provide evidence suggesting "50 percent, plus one" defines majority.
That means one of two things can happen with the results of Tuesday's run-off election.
If the city prevails at the future hearing, the results will be unsealed and the seat will go to the winner.
If the Wailand prevails, then the results will remained sealed and he will take the seat as alderman.
County Clerk Gretchen DeJaynes ordered the run-off election after ruling neither candidate received 50 percent of the vote plus one in the cityâ??s February election. DeJaynes has said thatâ??s the way the city has told her to administer the election.
The Justice Center Legal Counsel took up his defense. Diane Cohen represented him in court Monday.
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'Rick did everything he possibly could to save himself and his grandson'
FLORENCE, Ore. - A sightseeing flight turned tragic on Father's Day when a small plane crashed into the ocean.
Pilot Richard Munger, 69, of Florence died.
His 15-year-old grandson Benjamin Dressler remains missing.
"I know in my own heart that Rick did everything he possibly could to save himself and his grandson and the airplane, too," said Steve Saubert, a volunteer at the Florence Municipal Airport.
Saubert were on their way back from a Sunday morning flight.
"Great person," Saubert said of Munger. "You know he's a pharmacist, and worked hard, helped a lot of people, and we're going to miss him."
Saubert said Munger was s an experienced pilot, often traveling cross-country in his small, single engine airplane.
Witnesses on the beach near the North Jetty in Florence told first responders they heard the engine pop before the plane crashed into the water.
U.S. Coast Guard Senior Chief Jim Greenlief said lifeboats were on scene with 15 minutes.
"The helicopter arrived shortly thereafter and started the search in the same way, and they were the ones that spotted the first victim," he said.
Greenlief said Munger was pronounced dead at the scene.
As of late Sunday, the search efforts had been exhuasted and the Coast Guard suspended the search.
"It's really heartbreaking here for us at the station," Greenlief said. "But we did what we were trained to do, and we would do it again if the call was there."
All that remains on the beach from Sunday's response are tracks in the sand. The FAA and NTSB are now in charge of the investigation.


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The landfills are full of Calgary's history — the bricks and mortar of a city that's never halted development in the name of preservation.
In most cities, the loss of a century-old city block in the name of progress would be front page news — here in Calgary, tearing down history warrants a been-there, done-that shrug.
People may not like it, but they feel helpless.
Who can blame them, when developers can mow down Penny Lane and the Mount Royal Block, or skyline icons like the Ogden Federal grain elevator.
The old Herald Building downtown is doomed, and Calgary just lost an entire row of landmark Victorian homes in Mission, known as "The Painted Ladies."
In November, one month shy of its 100th birthday, the Beltline's Harvey Block was demolished, erasing yet another entry on city hall's heritage inventory.
Not that the official list ever seems to matter.
For those who love history, it's a sickening tradition. This is Calgary, where the past is in the way.
It would take a real twist to turn a historic-site development permit into a story that doesn't end with bulldozers and a lament for lost character and charm.
A twist, like a developer who changes his mind. A developer like Tim Down.
"It taught me a lot. I was uneducated about these things before. I am very enlightened now," said Down.
The owner of Calgary's Renoir Management once held that same piece of paper obtained by so many before him: An application for a demolition permit, allowing the destruction of one of Calgary's original buildings.
Down wanted to build a modern highrise on the site at 801 12 Ave. S.W., and to do so meant doing away with a old three-storey building known as The President Apartments.
Built in 1927 in Spanish colonial style, the white stucco building was once one of Calgary's most prestigious apartments, but was on the shabby side when Down acquired it.
That was one of the reasons Down didn't think anyone would care if he knocked the old structure down to make way for a 17-storey condo tower — but he was wrong.
An outcry from the community, along with pressure from the city's heritage department, convinced Down to take another look at the old girl. The developer found himself charmed.
"I realized it was a win-win for the city and myself — it's a great old building," said Down.
"All the people surrounding the building showed me it was their passion, and how important it really is. I didn't get any of that before."
The demolition permit was abandoned, taking The President off death row — a near miracle in Calgary.
New plans were drawn up, this time featuring a 33-storey building which utilizes the refurbished President at the base, protecting history and incorporating it at the same time.
That was nearly five years ago. This week, with the economy making the development feasible again, the site goes before the Calgary Planning Commission for a land-use hearing.
Down says he hopes to start work this fall, and when finished, The President will be home to a ground-floor restaurant and cafe, plus a rooftop garden deck connecting the old building to the tower.
It won't be an easy job, and the engineering plan calls for the complete removal of The President onto 7 Street, to make way for an underground parking lot.
"We're moving the building off the site, constructing the parkade and then moving it back — the city agreed to close seventh, so they'll come in and jack the building up and slide it over," said Down.
It takes a lot of work to save history, but Down says he's now convinced preserving Calgary's past is worth the extra effort.
"On first blush, it was 'how can we actually do this?' But anything is doable, and at the end of the day, it all worked out," he said.
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Can you make a perfect bagel in Denver? That's what Josh Pollack, a New Jersey native and University of Colorado grad, decided to find out. After leaving a job in finance in New York City, he studied the process at a vintage New Jersey deli, returned to Colorado to enroll at the Cook Street School of Fine Cooking, and fiddled with a couple of classic bagel recipes to create his own. The dough was better, but the real secret, he found, was in the water -- and so he built a system to re-create New York City water. In the summer of 2014, he installed that system in Rosenberg's Bagels and Deli, then opened the doors of his place to an immediate crush of crowds hungry for fish smoked on the premises, meats imported from New York -- and what could be the perfect bagel, as Kristin Pazulski reports in "On a Roll," now posted on Cafe Society.
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The NFL season is finally here and it's time to embarrass myself by selecting the teams who will win each division and be in the playoffs. This is simply an exercise to give the readers and listeners more mocking fuel when half of these teams are in last place and thinking about firing their coaching staffs.
NFC East
Winner: Dallas Cowboys
Why? Would it be disingenuous to say that it's simply their turn? There are three teams who can win this division- Dallas, New York and Washington but you can make great reasons to pick any of them. I believe Dez Bryant ascends toward elite wideout status and the Cowboys defense should be improved under Monte Kiffin.
NFC North
Winner: Chicago Bears
Why? It sounds crazy but the Bears can not only compete with Green Bay, they have a better all-around team than the Packers do. The Bears have upgraded the coaching staff and Jay Cutler is going to be "Smoking" in his contract season.
NFC South
Winner: New Orleans Saints
Why? In the NFC South, all four teams can win the division with a little injury luck and all four teams can finish last. Although everyone is picking the Falcons, their inexperience in the secondary and defense overall is scary. New Orleans has a Hall of Fame quarterback, they return their head coach and they have a major chip on their shoulders.
NFC West
Winner: San Francisco 49ers
Why?Colin Kaepernick is the best quarterback in that division and they have the best defense in the division. Although the West will be tougher with an improved Rams team and the always tough Seahawks, the 49ers have the fewest question marks.
NFC Wildcard Teams: Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks
NFC Champion: Green Bay Packers
AFC East
Winner: New England Patriots
Why? Who else are you going to pick? It's Tom Brady's division and although the Dolphins defense could be legitimately great, you're reaching if you're picking Ryan Tannehill over Tom Brady.
AFC North
Winner: Cincinnati Bengals
Why? As much as i'm an Andy Dalton skeptic, the Bengals have no glaring weaknesses on any part of their team (maybe head coach). This division will beat itself up and Cincy will likely end up with one more victory than Baltimore.
AFC South
Winner: Indianapolis Colts
Why? The Colts have the best quarterback in the division (by far) and although their roster is far from complete, that second-place schedule will prove to be just enough to get the Colts to leapfrog over the aging Texans, whose window may have already closed.
AFC West
Winner: Denver Broncos
Why? Peyton Manning > Alex Smith > Philip Rivers > Terrell Pryor? The Broncos have issues on defense but they also have the Chiefs, Chargers and Raiders in their division. There's virtually no way they can't win the division.
AFC Wildcard Teams: Baltimore Ravens, Houston Texans
AFC Champion: New England Patriots
Super Bowl Champion: Green Bay Packers
You can listen to the Charlie Bernstein Show weekdays from 3-7 PM on Sportstalk 1040 The Team. You can listen live by clicking here.


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On "Femininity as a Technology"
At Cyborgology:
For more than thirty years, Marxist feminists have been arguing that women's unpaid labor (housework, reproduction, etc.) is a prerequisite for capitalist wage labor, surplus value extraction, and profit-making. Capital can extract surplus value from waged labor only because the wage laborer is supported by (extracts surplus value from) unwaged labor, mainly in the form of the wife. [But today,] we are all our own wives and moms, so to speak… Our smartphones wake us up, not our moms, just as emails accomplish a lot of the relational work (scheduling, reminding, checking in, etc.) conventionally performed by women.
Women are trained from a young age to perform this relational, caregiving, extra-shift work. Femininity–the gender ideal and norm–is the technology that helps women perform these tasks with ease and efficiency. Conforming to feminine ideals like cuteness, neatness, cleanliness, attention to (self)presentation, receptivity to others, and so on, trains you in the skills you need to accomplish feminized care/second+ shift work.
Now computers and phones have "regendered and re-classed" this labor to some degree, but girls and women "still relate to technology in specifically feminized ways" (Pinterest, s*lfies, etc). This post is really about the idea of smartphone-enabled hyperemployment ("if we are employed, we all work all the time") and it ends on the question of whether the resulting shift in labor categories might lead to "solidarities that might really take care of all of us." [Cyborgology]


text: Check my Fuelly and you'll see that I regularly get around 36-37mpg but since having a few days away in Scotland I've hit 40.4mpg for the past 230 miles. I know the DIS isn't fully accurate but it's never far off when you put the numbers in Fuelly. Not bad for a 121k car. Fresh oil change as it had gone through a little over the months lately. I suppose if I was running air con then it would be a little lower but it needs regassed. I wasn't completely driving like a granny either, a good few overtakes on the A75 with a boot-full and some spirited driving today. Awesome car. Awesome, awesome!


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The seat/back are covered in that old vinyl. From the age and restaurant....they are very dirty. What is the best way to get years of yuck off of them? I was going to take them outside and use a hose and cleaner on them. I was thinking maybe Dawn to cut all that diner grease? Someone else said MeanGreen is great on that. Anyone have any other ideas?
I expect it to be a job & a half complete with a toothbrush and lots of elbow grease but am looking for something that will help eat away that dirt and grime without ruining that vinyl?
There is always such a wealth of ideas on here so I thought I would give the SI phone-a-friend a shot!
Good luck!
With anything I would test a hidden area.
~Feel your emotions, but control your behavior~ Unknown
With anything I would test a hidden area.
Yeah - that is what I was thinking. I knew the material is pretty durable but given the age I don't want to eat a hole through it!
I knew they would be dirty just given where they came from but some of the vinyl has that tacky-effect going on....ewwwwww. So I am hoping to be able to restore them to just clean and ugly versus dirty and ugly.
Use them with a Mr. Clean sponge
I am the granddaughter of a first generation scrubby Dutch German. She used the hottest water she could find to clean almost anything. We used to call her asbestos fingers because no one else could stand it.....guess who has asbestos fingers now. (points thumbs toward self) This Girl.
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Age of parish register
The parish register of Hagley is the oldest in England. It dates from 1 December 1538, being the year in which registers were ordered to be kept in all parishes. (Source:Wikipedia)
A nineteenth century description
A Vision of Britain through Time provides the following description of Hagley from John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales of 1870-72:
A modern summary
Hagley is a village and civil parish in Worcestershire, England. It is on the boundary of the counties of West Midlands, England and Worcestershire and between the towns of Dudley and Kidderminster. The parish had a population of 4,283 in 2001, but the whole village had a population of perhaps 5,600, including the part in Clent parish. It is now in the Bromsgrove District.
The parish of Hagley used to consist of Hagley, West Hagley (redirected here) and Blakedown (merged with the adjoining village of Churchill to form Churchill and Blakedown in 1888). The main focus of the village was Hagley where Hagley Hall and the parish church of St. John The Baptist (with its origins in Anglo-Saxon times) are located. In 1868 the Earl of Dudley defrayed one third of the cost of the tower and spire designed by George Edmund Street to the church.
With the arrival of the railway in 1852 and the building of a "proper" station and its iconic GWR footbridge (finished in 1884), Lower Hagley started to expanded. With the expansion of Lower Hagley (now known as West Hagley) the focus of the village started to move. This was recognised in 1906 with the building of a subsidiary parish church in Lower Hagley dedicated to St. Saviour, and today West Hagley contains the shopping area and the schools. The precise dividing line between the two areas is undefined and is therefore debatable. Nevertheless, both settlements lie within the parish of Hagley. However part of this built-up portion stretches west into Clent parish.
It is situated on the A456 Birmingham to Kidderminster road, which is known as the Hagley Road in Birmingham, because it was once administered by a turnpike trust whose responsibilities ended at the former boundary of the parish (now in Blakedown).
Hagley once had its own cattle market, but was never a "market town". Today Hagley is essentially a dormitory village. The population of Hagley greatly increased after the arrival of the railway in 1862, which enabled people to commute into Birmingham or other towns within the adjacent Black Country.
From 1894 until 1974 Hagley was a parish in the Bromsgrove Rural District. Since 1974 it has been part of the Bromsgrove District, first in the county of Hereford and Worcester, and then, since 1998, in Worcestershire again.
The map of Worcestershire circa 1944 labels the civil parishes in Bromsgrove Rural District.
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The saying goes "work hard, play hard," and that's exactly what Dallas-Fort Worth TV legend and lifestyle blogger Jane McGarry does. Of course, North Texas has gorgeous weather 9 months out of the year, but where do you go if you want amazing skiing and outdoor sports?
"We looked around for the spot in the nation that had the most snow every year and it was Big Sky, Montana, so that's where we built this cabin in the woods," McGarry told Second Shelters. "Our hope was that our son, Michael, would get to spend some time in the snow."
But the true advantage of the property was that it's not only gorgeous in winter, but this sweet vacation home is on the Gallatin River, where that lovely Brad Pitt drama "A River Runs Through It" was filmed, so it's downright phenomenal in the summer, too. Her cabin is "just down the road from the entrance to Yellowstone National Park," McGarry added.
"I wanted a 'vintage cabin' — something that felt like one of the original ones, but with the modern conveniences of comfortable bathroom and wi-fi," she said. "We built around two things: the beautiful view looking down the Gallatin River toward Yellowstone, and the wonderful native Montana stone fireplace. The fireplace gets a lot of use all year round in Montana because even in summer the temperature dips into the 20s in the early mornings."
Find out more about the cozy, charming second home where McGarry escapes the hustle and bustle of life in North Texas after the jump!


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In its annual "The Chart of Fantasy Art" survey, Orbit Books revealed that a whopping 35 percent of all fantasy cover dragons were colored green in 2009.
Here's an excerpt about dragon trends on fantasy covers: "Green dragons featured prominently on fantasy covers this year — 35% of the dragons spotted wore dazzling shades of moss and emerald. Close behind were orange/rust colored dragons. Although we have no actual proof of this, our best scientific hypothesis is that dragons, being just a fantastical mashup of a lizard and a dinosaur, tend to most frequently follow actual reptilian coloring… BORING. We were happy to see some white, red, and black dragon activity, but one question: Where are all the purple dragons?"
Earlier this week, the survey revealed that swords dominated fantasy cover art for the second year in a row. Despite the proliferation of sword covers, the pointy symbols appeared on 20 percent less covers than last year–a dramatic reduction in an infamous cliché. In addition, abs are in and stilettos are out for fantasy heroine cover images.


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The Japanese men got off to a losing start at the world team table tennis championships on Monday, falling 3-2 to Greece.
Jun Mizutani won twice for the host country, but Seiya Kishikawa suffered two defeats and Kenta Matsudaira one as three-time bronze medalist Japan tripped up in its Group C opener.
The top three in each of the four six-team groups qualify for the knockout phase. Japan plays Romania on Tuesday.
On the women's side, Japan defeated Bulgaria 3-0 in Group B as London Olympic silver medalists Sayaka Hirano and Kasumi Ishikawa, and Saki Tashiro rattled off three straight wins.


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She's an eight-time Olympic medalist, returning to the Games for her fourth time this summer, and is considered one of the greatest swimmers in Australian history.
But Leisel Jones's swimming prowess isn't stopping critics from fixating on the way she looks in her Olympic swimsuit, suggesting she may be battling a weight problem and is unfit to swim.
Melbourne-based Herald Sun published photos of the 26-year-old athlete taken during her first Olympic training session this year, and compared it to a photo taken four years ago.
The caption under the photo reads: "The Olympic veteran's figure is in stark contrast to that of 2008," and an accompanying poll asked readers if they thought she was fit enough to swim at the London Games.
The debate over Ms. Jones's apparent weight gain sparked anger from Olympic athletes and her fans, prompting the Herald Sun to take down the poll just hours after it was posted.
"I think it's very un-Australian, to be quite frank," Cathy Freeman, an Olympic sprinting gold medalist, told the Canberra Times. "'All of us need to be supportive of our athletes.''
Australia's Olympic chef de mission, Nick Green, also came to defence of Ms. Jones, telling the paper: "She's a triple Olympic gold medalist and a winner of eight Olympic medals for this country. I think she deserves a lot more respect than she was given."
Former Olympian Giaan Rooney told the Sydney Morning Herald that the photos of Ms. Jones were taken from a bad angle and suggestions that she is in bad physical shape were "incredibly unfair and incredibly judgmental" – comments that could negatively affect her mental state before the competition.
"Leisel has always been very strong through her hips, she has always been really strong through her legs. She needs to be. She's a breaststroker, and for me I don't think there's any difference [in her weight]," Ms. Rooney told Melbourne radio station 3AW.
Those same powerful hips and thighs, it should be noted, have helped Ms. Jones set numerous swimming world records.
Should Olympic athletes, who are public figures after all, expect to be scrutinized about their physical appearance? And does it matter if Leisel Jones has gained weight since 2008?


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18-year-old will be prosecuted as adult in killing of mom's dog
A Grand Junction teenager accused of mutilating a dog and hanging its carcass from a public bridge over the Colorado River will be prosecuted as an adult, the Mesa County District Attorney's Office said Tuesday.
Joseph Nelson, 18, who appeared free on bond Tuesday before Magistrate Kevin Kennedy, was ordered to appear later this month before District Judge Thomas Deister for advisement on adult charges of aggravated cruelty to animals and being a minor in possession of alcohol.
District Attorney Pete Hautzinger said he had been "leaning strongly" toward pressing adult charges against Nelson, whose alleged crime happened when he was 17. Nelson turned 18 on Oct. 23, and he was arrested on a Grand Junction Police Department warrant seven days later.
"I wanted to give him and his lawyers every opportunity to present arguments in opposition to (juvenile direct file)," Hautzinger said, when asked about the delay since Nelson's arrest.
Adult charges are justified because of the nature of the alleged crime and Nelson's criminal history, Hautzinger said.
Public defender Megan Marlatt, Nelson's attorney, told Kennedy she was "surprised" by the filing of adult charges.
"(Nelson) has been fully compliant while on bond," Marlatt said.
Nelson is under the supervision of Mesa County Pre-Trial Services.
Nelson is suspected in the death of his mother's 20-pound mix-breed dog, which was discovered Aug. 15 hanging by its leash from the pedestrian river bridge near Eagle Rim Park. The dog's internal organs had been cut out, and an eyeball was missing, according to an arrest affidavit.
A friend of Nelson's told police that Nelson became enraged after being contacted by Grand Junction police officers Aug. 14 in connection with an unrelated incident, the affidavit said.
Nelson swung his mother's dog repeatedly by the leash, slamming it into a backyard shed some "10 to 12 times" before kicking it and throwing a bicycle on top of the dog, the affidavit said.


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Coach Schnellenberger Lauded at Final Coach's Breakfast
Schnelleberger to Finish Legendary Coaching Career on Saturday
2011 - Florida Atlantic (Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers)
2010 - Florida Atlantic (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)
2009-10 - Florida Atlantic (Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers)
2007-08 - Florida Atlantic (Wide Receivers)
2001-06 - Arizona State (Wide Receivers)
1997-00 - Boise State (Wide Receivers)
1995-97 - Indiana State (Running Backs and Safeties)
1994-95 - Redlands (Running Backs)
1991-94 - San Diego (Defensive Backs and Running Backs)
Bowl Games a Coach
2008 Motor City Bowl (Florida Atlantic)
2007 New Orleans Bowl (Florida Atlantic)
2006 Sheraton (Hawaii) Bowl (Arizona State)
2005 Insight.com Bowl (Arizona State)
2004 Sun Bowl (Arizona State)
2002 Holiday Bowl (Arizona State)
2000 Humanitarian Bowl (Boise State)
1999 Humanitarian Bowl (Boise State)
All-Pac-10 and Other Awards
2008 Jamari Grant (2nd Team All-Sun Belt) 2007 Cortez Gent (1st Team All-Sun Belt)
2005 Derek Hagan (1st Team All-Pac-10, Biletnikoff Semifinalist)
2004 Derek Hagan (2nd Team All-Pac-10, Biletnikoff Semifinalist, 2nd Team All-American)
2004 Terry Richardson (Honorable Mention All-Pac-10)
2003 Derek Hagan (Honorable Mention All-Pac-10)
2003 Skyler Fulton (Honorable Mention All-Pac-10)
2003 Skyler Fulton (Team MVP Offense)
2002 Derek Hagan (Sporting News Pac-10 All-Freshman Team)
2002 Shaun McDonald (Biletnikoff Finalist)
Recruiting Area
Personal Information
Birth date: Dec. 1, 1968
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
Education: 1992, Diversified Liberal Arts, University of San Diego
1994, M.A., Education, University of San Diego
Marital Status: Wife, Lynn
Children: Savannah
At FAU
Promoted to offensive coordinator in 2009, after two seasons as the wide receivers coach. Concentrated his 2010 efforts with the quarterbacks and will return to a young wide receiving unit in 2011 as well as his coordinator duties. Since becoming the coordinator he has dealt with a midseason quarterback replacement (2009) and installing an entirely new offensive line in 2010. His third season will be the insertion of a new quarterback and it will be one with limited game experience. Originally joined Florida Atlantic's staff in the spring of 2007 and was introduced to a young receiving core that became even younger with the loss of the team's leading receiver prior to camp. As the season progressed, he not only had one of the team's strongest assets, but saw redshirt sophomore Cortez Gent develop into a big-play threat. Gent concluded the season with nine 2007 touchdowns, which ties FAU's single-season mark. Gent also ended his sophomore campaign second in single-season yards, in 12 games compared to the record holder's 14 games. During the season, five receivers were used consistently and 16 players were credited with a catch. The group teamed with quarterback Rusty Smith for 33 touchdowns, which also broke the single-season touchdown record for a quarterback. Gent earned first team All-Sun Belt honors as did tight end Jason Harmon. Jackson returned all but one receiving option for his second season, tight end Jason Harmon who suffered a knee injury in the spring game, and used that experience to build upon the team's success. The Owls tallied 3,312 yards and 25 scores despite facing four bowl teams, including Texas which was in the hunt for a national championship until late in the season. The receivers were on target for 20 receptions and two scores in the 2008 Motor City Bowl, a game saw the Owls become just the only program in the state to win back-to-back bowl championships in 2007-2008 and the only team in the history of the Sun Belt to win back-to-back bowls. His first season as the Owls offensive coordinator, 2009, Jackson was faced with replacing the program's most decorated quarterback due to injury seven games into the season and during the heart of conference play. The transition was smooth with Jeff Van Camp posting a 3-2 record, a 141.22 efficiency rating. Van Camp threw just two interceptions in 10 games, both occurring in his first collegiate start and both were deflections. The junior was credited with 12 passing scores and three rushing. His effort was aided with the running ability of Alfred Morris who earned the SBC rushing title with 1,392 yards. Morris the team's MVP ended his sophomore campaign no. 13 nationally with an average of 116 yards per game. Jackson's receivers were senior laden but also saw the emergence of junior Lester Jean who led the receivers with 501 yards and an average of 41.8 yards per game despite distributing the ball to 10 individuals throughout the season. Jean earned the team's most improve award at season's end.
At Arizona State
Jackson served as Arizona State's wide receiver coach from 2001-06 and was part of head coach Dirk Koetter's original ASU staff. Jackson accompanied Koetter from Boise State where he also tutored the receivers from 1997-2000.
In his role, Jackson oversaw one of the key elements in Koetter's high-octane offensive attacks, which was ranked in the nation's top-five during the 2004 and 2005 seasons. In his six seasons with ASU, Jackson guided two of the top receivers in ASU's history. In fact Derek Hagan concluded his career as ASU's all-time leader in receptions (258), receiving yards (3,939) and touchdowns receptions (27) and 100-yard receiving games (18). Hagan was a two-time semifinalist for the Biletnikoff award, the second to be considered for the award, and was a first-team All-Pac-10 selection. Jackson worked with four All-Pac-10 selections during his tenure with ASU.
At Boise State
Jackson joined Koetter's staff in 1998 after then Boise State head coach Houston Nutt left for Arkansas. Jackson kept his title when joining Koetter's staff. The 2000 team featured five players averaging over 16.5 yards/catch, while the team finished with over 3,500 total passing yards.
During the 1999 season, the Broncos finished second in the conference in passing offense, averaging better than 250 yards per game.
At Indiana State
Before coming to Boise state, Jackson was an assistant coach at Indiana State University from 1995-97. A 1992 graduate of the University of San Diego, Jackson was a four-year starter in the defensive backfield. He was named the team's Defensive Player of the Year as a senior.
At Redlands
During the 1994 season, Jackson tutored all conference running back Matt Figuerea and second team all-conference player Anthony Jones.
At University of San Diego
Worked with the defensive backs and running backs during his tenure.
With the NFL
Guiding his career much like he would guide his receivers, Jackson also worked on his game by serving three internships with the NFL. In 2007 Jackson served as an intern and coach with the Jacksonville Jaguars. In 2003, he served in the same capacity with the Detroit Lions as part of the NFL's Minority Internship Program. In 1999 he gained his first experience with an NFL club while working with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Past or Present Professional Players Coached
Ryan Dennard (Arizona Rattlers)
Skyler Fulton (Seattle Seahawks)
Derek Hagan (New York Giants)
Michael Jones (Seattle Seahawks)
Shaun McDonald (St. Louis Rams)
Justin Taplin (Arizona Rattlers)
Jeb Putzier (Denver Broncos)
Rusty Smith (Tennessee Titans)
Rob Housler (Arizona Cardinals)
Lester Jean (Houston Texans)
As a Player
Jackson was a four-year starter in the defensive backfield at the University of San Diego. He was named the team's Defensive Player of the Year as a senior.