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The rain was heavy enough to make putting up the Melbourne banner a chore, but the Knights fought their way through both the weather and their more fancied opponents to come within three short minutes of securing a gutsy victory in Melbourne tonight. It wasn't enough, though, as the home side scored a relatively simple try in the dying minutes to finish over the top of the unfortunate Newcastle side.
Both sides started the match simply, probing the opposition and trying to settle into the game in wet and slippery conditions. A neat piece of work by Cameron Smith, who switched the play inside to a flying Billy Slater, gave Melbourne the first points as the Queensland fullback drew his opposite number and sent Greg Inglis over the line untouched. Smith converted for a 6-0 lead, before errors and no less than three repeat sets from a slick Newcastle kicking game wrested control of the game away from the home side.
Wes Naqaima was the fortunate recipient of a Billy Slater error in the 31st minute; the fullback spilling the ball after sliding desperately to cover a smart little grubber from Mullen. Naqaima picked up the scraps and dived over next to the uprights, providing Kurt Gidley with an easy conversion to level the scores.
The Knights had the last say in the first half after a cheap penalty from Ryan Hinchcliffe on the siren gave Gidley the opportunity to snatch a relatively easy two points and the lead.
After something of a lacklustre first half, both sides would have been looking to up the ante in the second stanza, but the Storm started badly with a penalty and an error in the space of 3 minutes. They were given a huge reprieve when Danny Wicks dropped the ball first play off a scrum deep in Melbourne territory, the error compounded by the fact that the big prop only had to beat Billy Slater to score a possible try. That gave Cronk the opportunity to put an attacking grubber through for Slater down the other end, with the speedster taking advantage of a horrible bounce for Gidley to dive on the ball under the posts. A simple conversion from Cameron Smith put the home side back in front.
The lead changed again 5 minutes later, though, as the Storm allowed a bomb to bounce. Newcastle pounced on the loose ball and put it through the hands, with Aku Uate snatching a second Mullen kick and scoring the try. The conversion was again successful and Newcastle were up 14-12 with 27 minutes left to play.
The visitors spent the next 24 minutes looking for the knockout blow, but just couldn't find it as the Storm hung on desperately. Junior Sau was denied the match winner, after being held up twice in the second half, when Melbourne pushed him into touch in the 68th minute, and the match looked to be firmly in their hands when they held out a 5 minute Melbourne charge with only 4 minutes on the clock. However, a simple error from Chris Houston bringing the ball out of his own end gave the Storm another chance, and they didn't waste it. The ball went wide to Inglis, who fumble twice but regained control to put Will Chambers over in the corner. A great sideline conversion from the skipper not only extended the lead, but soaked up enough time to play Newcastle out of the match. Of course, nobody told Newcastle that, and in a tense finish they threw everything they could at the Melbourne line for the dying 60 seconds. As the siren went in the background, Jarrod Mullen hoisted a desperate bomb to the right flank, but Inglis defused it comfortably and the Storm survived to take the competition points.
Match Details Melbourne Storm 18 def Newcastle Knights 14 Round 17 - Saturday July 4th, 2009 7:30pm Venue: Olympic Park, Melbourne Referee: Shayne Hayne & Matt Cecchin Sideline Officials: Paul Holland & Rick McFarlane Video Referee: Paul Simpkins Crowd: 9,041 Halftime: Storm 6 Knights 8 Melbourne Storm 18 Tries: Greg Inglis, Billy Slater, Will Chambers Goals: Cameron Smith (3/3) Newcastle Knights 14 Tries: Wes Naiqama, Aku Uate Goals: Kurt Gidley (3/3) LeagueUnlimited.com Player of the Match 3 Points: Cooper Cronk (Storm) 2 Points: Matt Hilder (Knights) 1 Point: Billy Slater (Storm) LeagueUnlimited.com Live Commentary Talk about the game as it happens - Storm v Knights forum discussion - click here!
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Ryan Gosling suits up in head-to-toe Gucci for an appearance on The Late Show with David Letterman on Wednesday (July 13) in New York City.
The 30-year-old Crazy, Stupid, Love actor (in Persol 2994 sunglasses) signed autographs and took photos with fans before heading inside.
On the show, Ryan told Dave about his time on The Mickey Mouse Club – and why he ended up leaving the show.
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The NPD Group recently reported alarmingly low U.S. retail sales numbers for January 2013. Gamasutra analyst Matt Matthews says there may be more to that story...
People are so fast to jump a negative conclusion when the Wii U is involved and they never want to check all of the facts. In fact, it actually seems like they want to suppress details and other possibilities.
The gaming community makes me bow my head in shame sometimes. I've never seen people "want" something bad to happen to a company so much as I see now. The resentment is ridiculous.
The Wii U is another Gamecube. Is that a bad thing?
N64 classic system
Gamecube so so
Wii classic system
Wii U so so
This trend of good, bad, good, bad system started in 96 when I cursed Nintendo for still using carts. That's just how it goes. You'll have to wait for Nintendo's next big system to get that amazing classic system. The Wii U's sales will pick up of course when they get that big Mario and Zelda game out there, but the system will never reach that phenomenal level the Wii obtained.
This theory makes no sense. If there were only ~60,000 real people buying the Wii U to play it (not just to re-sell it), then what makes the author think that ~80,000 real people will buy the console in February?
EDIT: Okay, apparently the author thinks those 40,000 returns were from November-December sales, thus not counting as net sales in January. Even this sounds really fallacious to me, as not all of those ~40,000 returns will be from flippers. Many of them will be legitimate returns, or returns from purchases made in the same month (January).
the wiiu will have the shortest console life, nintendo will reveal something better within 5 yrs or even less.


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TULSA, Okla. (AP) — The parents of former Oklahoma quarterback Steve Davis say their son had a pilot's license.
Jim and Patsy Davis of Sallisaw, Okla., said Monday their 60-year-old son was one of two people killed Sunday when a small aircraft smashed into three homes in northern Indiana.
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The St. Joseph County Coroner said 58-year-old Wesley Caves also died in the crash in South Bend, Ind. The Davises say their son and Caves were good friends.
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Christopher Jones, 25, and a 16-year-old boy were charged with burglary.
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The International School of Gothenburg is a multicultural meeting place, where all Meet the World teams stay during the tournament. The teams have qualified for the Gothia Cup by competing in SKF Meet the World tournaments in their respective countries. They come from all parts of the world, from different cultures and religions. The players look different and speak different languages, but they dance, sing and play football together.
"I wish you all good luck in the tournament and I am confident that you will perform your best," said Tom Johnstone, CEO of SKF, when he greeted all participants a warm welcome to Sweden. "But above all, I hope you enjoy your stay here in Gothenburg and that you will find many new friends from other countries and cultures."
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The 21 Meet the World teams stood in small groups and chatted while they waited for the welcome ceremony to begin. You could feel the expectation in the air. Many of the players come from very poor backgrounds and have never been abroad before. It takes courage to make the first contact with people you have never met when you come from different cultures and don't know each other's languages. But suddenly the girls from Zambia started to dance. The boys from Lithuania joined in. Then the boys from Brazil decided to prove their worth, kicking off a samba dance. The sun starts shining. The girls from Russia danced with the boys from Indonesia. Soon the whole schoolyard swayed with songs and dances from all around the world. It was a pure carnival atmosphere. Everyone wanted to dance with everyone else, and all the teams wanted to be photographed together with all the other teams.
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Gothia Cup week begins with a fascinating opening ceremony – a magnificent mix of colours, music and cultures. To a standing ovation from nearly 60,000 spectators, representatives from the 75 participating nations marched into a packed football stadium.
Tom Johnston entered the stage: "When I see all you young people here at the stadium I am proud that SKF is the main sponsor of the Gotha Cup since the start," he said. "We are also very proud that we can help more young people, who do not have the financial capacity, to participate in Gothia Cup by our Meet the World tournament. I wish you all a successful Gothia Cup tournament and a fine time in Gothenburg. I also hope that you will take this opportunity to meet and get to know many new friends from other teams and other cultures."
After the speech, several skate board, mountain bike and roller blade riders showed their skills on the stage. The total event ended with a spectacular fireworks display and cheering from the crowd.
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This text presents modern astrophysics using the basic tools of physics. The text can be used for a course in stellar structure and evolution, with additional material on the solar system, galactic structure, dynamics, evolution, and cosmology.
Author: Therese Jones
I agree Carroll and Ostlie is long, but it is the best comprehensive book on astrophysics without question, if you're planning on going into the field. Don't think of it as a textbook to go through chapter by chapter, but rather a reference book, in which you will occasionally skim sections of to help clarify concepts.
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The Book's ok, but it's really not completely transparent in terms of material. On top of that, it's just too blasted long. I don't have time to read all that material.
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A space between a girl's upper thighs that can be seen when she is standing if she is thin. This is often an excellent indicator of the rest of the girl's body, as if a girl has upper thigh clearance (or, for short, "UTC") then she is likely thin everywhere else. Absent upper thigh clearance, you are taking a risk that she's a chubster. Note: This phrase is also referred to as "inner thigh clearance"
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PHOENIX (AP) Zack Greinke threw eight sharp innings, Yasiel Puig and Scott Van Slyke homered and the Los Angeles Dodgers added to their mastery of Arizona with a 7-0 victory over the Diamondbacks on Friday night.
Los Angeles improved to 8-1 against Arizona this season, and the Dodgers are 15-19 against everybody else.
Greinke (7-1), in his longest outing of the season, allowed two or fewer runs for the 21st consecutive game, the longest such streak in the majors since at least 1914. He gave up five hits, struck out six, walked two and had an RBI double.
Puig had three hits and drove in two runs. He and Van Slyke hit solo homers off Wade Miley (3-4) as the Diamondbacks fell to 4-16 at Chase Field.
Van Slyke is 7 for 16 in his career against Miley with four home runs, three this year.
Puig extended his career-best hitting streak to 15 games.
Brian Wilson, who entered the game with a 10.22 ERA, pitched the ninth to complete the shutout.
The Diamondbacks have not led in any of their six home games against Los Angeles, two of them in Sydney, Australia, to open the season. Miley gave up four runs and seven hits in six innings, with three walks and three strikeouts.
Puig got the Dodgers going with a drive into the right-field seats on a 2-2 pitch from Miley with one out in third. It was his eighth home run of the season.
The bottom of the Los Angeles order accounted for two runs in the fourth. Van Slyke led off with a double, then scored on A.J. Ellis' single. Greinke followed with an RBI double to the gap in left-center. They were the first RBIs of the season for Ellis and Greinke.
Van Slyke hit Miley's first pitch in the sixth high off the batter's eye in center field, far above the 407-foot sign and it was 4-0.
Los Angeles got two runs off reliever Randall Delgado in the seventh. Puig singled and scored when Hanley Ramirez doubled. Matt Kemp brought Ramirez home with a fielder's choice.
The Dodgers added an unearned run in the eighth when shortstop Chris Owings, trying to nab speedy Dee Gordon for a double play, threw the ball 10 rows into the seats above the Los Angeles dugout.
Gordon scored from first on Puig's double.
In the ninth, umpire Quinn Wolcott ruled that Miguel Montero had beaten out an infield hit but the Dodgers challenged and the call was reversed on review.
NOTES: The Dodgers have won 15 of the last 19 games against the Diamondbacks. ... Puig has 33 RBIs. ... Miley has allowed 10 home runs, most of any Arizona starter. ... The Diamondbacks' Paul Goldschmidt struck out three times. ... Arizona's 17-year-old minor league pitcher Argeny Hiciano has been suspended for 50 games for testing positive for a banned substance. ... The Dodgers send LHP Clayton Kershaw (2-0, 1.74 ERA) to the mound Saturday, while Arizona's Chase Anderson (1-0, 1.69) makes his second major league start, first at home.


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"We used to have races in the warehouse district almost every Friday, Saturday night. They've completely stopped," Davie Officer Ron Bradley told justnews.com.
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It is usually the National Rifle Association trotting out the slippery slope argument. For instance, they say, if we ban 30-round clips for assault weapons now they will eventually ban your bird-hunting shotgun.
But here's the real slippery-slope danger in this gun-crazy nation.
A Maine state legislator has now proposed a bill allowing teachers and other school employees to carry concealed firearms in Maine schools.
The Associated Press reports that State Sen. David Burns, R-Whiting, wants to allow certain school employees to carry guns.
To people who grew up in the 1950's, '60s or '70s this must seem surreal. Sure, the Russians might drop a bomb on your school back then, but the thought of a community member showing up to kill the kids was simply unthinkable.
Most dads had served in the military during World War II, they knew all about guns and many had seen the result of gun violence close up.
They were more interested in buying homes than investing their life savings in personal arsenals.
We feared Communists, but the thought of collecting guns to possibly fight our own military and government only occurred to the lunatic fringe. That idea, by the way, has gone rather mainstream these days.
Times change, of course, and the biggest documented change is that we now have tens of millions more guns in circulation. Meanwhile, teenagers are regularly killing each other in inner cities, mass shootings occur with some regularity and we are all more frightened of gun violence than we have been in our nation's history.
But the arm-the-teacher bills sweeping the country seem to show that we have reached a dangerous tipping point or, as the NRA likes to say, a slippery slope.
There are now so many guns, and so much gun violence, that ordinary Americans (like teachers) feel they may need to be armed to protect themselves from all the nuts with guns.
So, we arm the teachers.
What next? College professors? Gun idiots are often attracted to college campuses.
How about arming certain employees in their workplaces in case a disgruntled worker goes off his rocker? That happens, too.
Perhaps some postal workers should be armed because, you know, somebody might just go "postal."
And theater ushers. Perhaps they should be armed to return fire when some heavily armed nut job wearing body armor opens fire on the audience.
How about clerks and store managers at malls? A number of angry lunatics have chosen malls and shopping centers to carry out their mayhem.
Perhaps, as the NRA hopes, each of us will one day carry a gun in case some demented driver with road rage starts waving a handgun in our face.
You see, this is where we are headed, into a world as NRA President Wayne LaPierre famously described, of many more "good guys with guns" ever vigilant for more and more "bad guys with guns."
The U.S. has the most heavily armed civilian population in the world and we have, by several magnitudes, the highest gun-death rate outside of countries at war or facing drug wars.
More guns, more violence. More guns, more violence.
Does anyone really think that's a coincidence?
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LAS VEGAS (AP) -- A night after wrapping up his 17th gold buckle as the all-around champion, Trevor Brazile closed in on a record-tying 18th season title by finishing second Tuesday night in the sixth round of team roping to retain the header lead with four rounds left in the National Finals Rodeo.
Guy Allen holds the record with 18 season championships, all in steer roping.
If Brazile, from Decatur, Texas, and heeler Patrick Smith, from Lipan, Texas, win another round, Brazile will match Billy Etbauer's record of 51 NFR victories.
Brazile also is trying to become the first cowboy to win multiple world championships in four categories. He has 10 all-around titles, three in tie-down roping, three in steer roping and one in tie-down roping.
"It's just such a relief," Brazile said about winning the all-around title. "As much as I try not to let it affect anything, it kind of just releases me to go try to do whatever it takes to win the team roping and just concentrate on that title. That is the immediate thing that I think about. And as far as the long-term stuff, 10 world titles is more than I ever could have dreamed of. It's awesome."
Brazile pushed his all-around total to $298,626.
In team roping, Brazile and Smith finished second in 4.1 seconds in the sixth round. Brazile has earned $182,903 in the event, and Smith tops the heelers with $184,403.
Header Kaleb Driggers of Albany, Ga., second with $145,123, and heeler Jade Corkill of Fallon, Nev., who has made $141,032, were shut out in the round by failing to place in the top six with their run of 4.4.
Header Colby Lovell of Madisonville, Texas, and heeler Russell Cardoza of Terrebonne, Ore., won in 3.7.
In barrel racing, Mary Walker of Ennis, Texas, finished second in 13.76 seconds to take the season lead with $204,149. Previous leader Brittany Pozzi of Victoria, Texas, who didn't finish among the top six, dropped to second with $191,280.
Walker also leads all NFR competitors with $76,857 during the first six rounds. Kaley Bass of Kissimmee, Fla., who was fourth in 13.90, tops the NFR aggregate standings at 83.86 for six rides.
Carlee Pierce of Stephenville, Texas, won the round in 13.51.
In bareback riding, the first rider to compete won for the second straight round, with NFR rookie Winn Ratliff scoring 83.5 points on Star Burst.
"I was kind of nervous," Ratliff said. "Casey (Coletti, the fifth-round winner) bumped off 88.5 points and I only got an 83.5. I was a little tense because usually when you're the gunner, you don't score high. It becomes a sit-and-wait game. I was crossing my fingers. But it comes down to not worrying about how everyone else did, just concentrating and focusing on what you did."
Standings leader Kaycee Feild of Payson, Utah, finished in a four-way tie for second with an 82.5 on Outa Sight. Defending world champion Feild has earned $201,073, while Will Lowe of Canyon, Texas, who didn't place among the top six, remained second with $163,142. Feild also leads the NFR aggregate standings with 506 points.
In steer wrestling, three-time and defending world champion Luke Branquinho of Los Alamos, Calif., remained atop the standings lead for the second day in a row with $132,755 after placing fifth in 4.3. Ethen Touvenell of Napa, Calif., finished fourth in 4.2 to move up from third to second in the standings with $120,192.
Two-time world champion Dean Gorsuch of Gering, Neb., dropped from second to third with $116,067 after failing to finish in a money position.
Les Shepperson of Midwest, Wyo., and Gabe Ledoux of Kaplan, La., tied for first in the round at 4.0.
In saddle bronc riding, Wade Sundell of Boxholm, Iowa, and Taos Muncy of Corona, N.M., tied for first at 84. Sundell rode Lori Darlin, and Muncy was on Flaming Desire.
Sundell moved into second place in the NFR aggregate standings with 414.5 points over five rides. He also remained second in the standings with $163,458.
Jesse Wright of Milford, Utah, who placed fourth with an 81.5 on Round Robin, tops the standings at $188,016.
Cody DeMoss of Heflin, La., who didn't finish among the top six, leads the NFR aggregate standings race with 472.5 points for six rides. He's the lone competitor with six successful rides.
In tie-down roping, Clint Robinson of Spanish Fork, Utah, and Ryan Jarrett of Commanche, Okla., tied for first at 7.2.
Tuf Cooper of Decatur, Texas, remained the standings leader after failing to place among the top six. Cooper has earned $176,543, while second-place Justin Maass of Giddings, Texas, who also didn't place among the top six, has made $170,798.
In bull riding, J.W. Harris held on to the standings lead despite being bucked off. Harris, from Mullin, Texas, has earned $192,971, while Cody Teel of Kountze, Texas, who also failed to stay on his bull, remained second with $185,782.
Beau Schroeder of China, Texas, won the round with an 89 on Feeling So Fly. Schroeder leads the NFR aggregate standings race with four successful rides for 343.5 points, while Seth Glause of Cheyenne, Wyo., was second with four rides for 336 points.


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STRATHAM - A unique kind of baby shower will be held at the New Hampshire SPCA this weekend to help kittens during a busy birthing season.
The annual kitten shower will be held Saturday, April 13, and Sunday, April 14, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days at the SPCA's adoption center at 104 Portsmouth Ave. in Stratham.
The event is held to raise awareness of the continuing overpopulation of abandoned kittens and to help increase supplies to be prepared for the coming onslaught of kittens.
A "registry" of sorts is listed at www.nhspca.org and donations of wet and dry foods, kitty litter, kitten milk replacer and cat toys are welcomed.
Dianna Currier, manager of adoption center programs, said they used to refer to the time between May and October as "kitten season" because of the many mother cats giving birth and motherless litters being delivered to their doorstep.
"Now it seems we have kittens in foster care all year long," Currier said.
She said they do not have kittens old enough to be adopted at this time, but have already seen an influx of pregnant cats and some that have already given birth.
"We will soon be overflowing with homeless kittens and mother cats, even before the traditional kitten season . begins," Currier said.
In 2012, the NHSPCA, an open admission, unlimited stay facility, took in more than 1,300 cats.


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@ Alzeal See that's ur problem because you're interpreting the Bible verse by verse, literally. The Bible is a word of art when you know you don't need to quote but rather use it in parables. That's how understanding is for the Bible.
4. by knowing God's way and understanding the bible completely without outside interpretation
LOL@all of you. accusations accusations accusations - you all seem to be dodging me after all. but i don't give a damn about dodging. anyhow, i'm sstill here waiting for a question instead or statements. anyone?@ kin hell - sure i can go for a joke.knock knock......
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emily my dear, "without outside interpretation." meaning outside influence, you have to use your own mind, not somebody elses
@ Alzeal you're dodging my post, i said questions not statements. what you posit is a statement rather a question
I call Poe too. Ether that or an ultra-mega-superdooper True ChristianTM.So in other words you have no idea what god is talking about, it's only how you want it to sound. Gotcha. Poe.
@ Emily LOL@superdooperSHIT! i hate this "45 seconds" limitation!
I'm still voting for idiot.
@ Alzeal I answered every single question you guys asked on this thread what else do you want me to do reread them for you. give me a break!
I answered every single question you guys asked on this thread
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Wendy Stevenson 11/29/2004 1:58:23 PMMarija I love this image. The composition is excellent, the colour superb. Best of luck with this - I hope to see it again:-) #192568
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the smallest minority
True story: Waiting for the bus one morning, I overheard a mama talking to her 5 year old daughter:
"There are so many different kinds of people in the world, right baby?"
Chewing a mouthful of cold smore poptarts, she nods.
"There are big people, there are little people, there are mama people, and daddy people, and baby people. There are tall people, who play basketball, and small people… There are black people, and white people, and brown people… What kind of person are you baby?"
Still chewing that mouthful of cold smore poptarts, "A cute person!"
Smiling, mama affirms that baby is indeed a cute person.
I too am a cute person (or so I think), but I am also a short person, a chubby person, a silly person, a female bodied person, a gay person, a genderqueer person, a 19-year-old person, a middle class person, and a first generation Indian American person. It might have taken me a long to realize, but I'm definitely a cute person. In fact, it took me a long time to realize who I am. The more I discovered about myself, the more I felt like I was falling further into the minority rabbit hole. I felt more alien than anything. Did anyone else's intersectionality, intersect with mine? Or was my unique being going to be isolated, alone, and unappreciated?
Intersectionality is a funny thing. It divides us, drawing lines in the sand of humanity, erecting chasms between you and me. And it unites us. And it leaves us solitary. And it creates solidarity. This double edged sword so integral to our being makes us who we are, as individuals and as a human race. There is pride in being the one and only you, celebration and beauty. But what is a celebration without others to share with?! Isn't there a sense of excitement in meeting someone who shares an experience with you? In seeing someone like you? In realizing you are not alone in your struggles and achievements? This interpersonal connection, this sense of community, plays a pivotal role in self-appreciation and in self-love. In turn, this creates the foundation for the appreciation and celebration of others too.
The branches of our intersectionality all lead to the same trunk, our being. Each branch affects another and cannot exist alone. My race affects the filter with which I view my sexuality or gender expression or class or age or my physical appearance, abilities/disabilities, or the culture I want to create for myself. Finding a balance between the aspects our lives, the tidbits that makes us who we are, can be difficult without affirmation of our existence. It wasn't until I met another queer, first generation, Indian American that I was able to see how the mosaic fit together. I was opened to a whole new dimension. Realizing that I wasn't some kind of mistake or freak or monster let me adjust my filters. Apparently the Indian culture is chock full of instances of homosexuality! Gods that are half male and half female, sex positions for lovers of the same sex, even religiously accepted marriages between women! My culture wasn't as suffocating as I thought, exploring the intersection of my race and sexuality has given me a new appreciation for my mother culture. I'm not a mythical creature, "queer woman of color", but I am the child of millions, if not billions, of others just like me. There is so much peace in this enlightenment.
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The lawsuit also alleges that the Amherst IGA is in default of a security agreement between the two companies. The security agreement states that if the retailer, IGA, goes into default of the service contract. Super Food Services can claim rights to all of the IGA's furniture, fixtures, equipment, and merchandise, among other things, and then Amherst police downtown marking keep track of how patrolman Harold White spends some time the tires of parked cars. Tires are marked to long the vehicle has been parked. If it is still there when White returns three hours later, the vehicle is ticketed, fattLa_x on all of that property. Parking tickets in downtown Amherst are $25. " that wcre to h*»PI»"*. *c Am herst IGA would be effectively out of business. According to Robert Lane, president of the Amherst IGA, he had not yet received a subpeona on the matter last Thursday, the day after the suit was filed. 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NASHUA - A Billerica, Mass., man was arrested Thursday evening after a standoff with police at the Radisson Hotel on Tara Boulevard in Nashua.
Gary McKeon, 47, of 23 Kenmar Drive, was arraigned Friday on four counts of reckless conduct and one count of criminal threatening. McKeon is a detective with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority. The MBTA said he has been on leave since his December arrest on a charge of domestic assault involving his girlfriend, according to reports.
Family members asked police to check on McKeon, who reportedly made suicidal and threatening comments. He was reported to be intoxicated and carrying a gun, according to police.
More than 10 officers arrived at the hotel around 3:10 p.m., according to Lt. Michael Moushegian of the Nashua Police Department.
"We took the precaution of establishing a perimeter and initiating contact with Mr. McKeon," Moushegian said.
The floor was cleared of people and officers remained outside of the room for several hours. McKeon was arrested at 10:45 p.m.
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Police found evidence that four rounds had been discharged in the room but there was no indication McKeon was attempting to shoot at police, Moushegian said. The evidence led to four reckless conduct charges. McKeon was also charged with criminal threatening for allegedly pointing a gun towards members of the Nashua Police Special Reaction Team.
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MOSCOW (AP) — Russian investigators on Friday accused a prominent opposition leader of fraud and money-laundering, intensifying legal pressure on the anti-Kremlin protest movement as it prepares to hold its next big demonstration this weekend.
Investigators said they suspect Alexei Navalny and his brother Oleg of defrauding a transportation company of 55 million rubles ($1.8 million) by overcharging it for postal services. Navalny wrote on Twitter that the accusations were "utter nonsense" and suggested they were aimed at targeting his family in reprisal for his efforts to mobilize opposition to President Vladimir Putin.
A 36-year-old charismatic lawyer, Navalny first made his name exposing corruption in state-controlled companies. He then spearheaded a series of street rallies in Moscow that drew up to 100,000 people before last March's vote that handed Putin a third presidential term.
Navalny's personal assistant, lawyer and brother all told Russian media they had learned of the charges through news reports and were unaware of any summons for questioning.
Brother Oleg Navalny's office was searched on Friday and so were the premises of the firm owned by Navalny's parents.
Navalny was charged in July with stealing 16 million rubles (about $500,000) in assets from a state timber company, threatening him with a 10-year prison sentence. Navalny has called the timber charges "absurd" and "shameless."
The Russian opposition is gearing up for another major demonstration on Saturday, marking roughly a year since the mass anti-Putin protests began. The Moscow city government has refused to authorize the opposition rally, so it is likely to be dispersed by police.
Navalny's mother, Lyudmila Navalnaya, on Friday accused authorities of putting pressure on her son. She told the Ekho Moskvy radio station that the investigators' announcement aimed to "blackmail my son through his family, to keep him away from that march, to make him stop his political activities."
She said the entire family stands by Navalny and his work.
Investigators have accused several other opposition figures of crimes in the buildup to the protest. State-linked media released transcripts and audio recordings Thursday that the federal Investigative Committee said proved protest leaders, including prominent left-wing activist Sergei Udaltsov, had followed the orders of Georgian officials intent on overthrowing the Russian government.


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Instructor(s) Desai, Anuj
This course covers the free-speech jurisprudence of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution. It is a problem-oriented course, with most class periods spent analyzing specific problems in light of the case law and legal principles and policies. It satisfies the Con Law II requirement.


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While crustaceans are the dominant group of arthropods in marine environments, hexapods, including insects, rule the land. Their dominance among animals is evident in their numbers of species, with over 750,000 described (Wilson, 1988), as well as biomass (e.g. Fittkau and Klinge, 1973).
Hexapods include three orders of wingless arthropods (Collembola, Protura, Diplura), as well as the insects. The former orders are soil or litter dwellers. Collembola (springtails) are perhaps the most abundant arthropods on earth. Proturans are very small, pale arthropods that are rarely encountered. Diplurans include a few families of larger, pale arthropods that are frequently found in moist soils. The majority of hexapod species are insects, many of which are winged as adults.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio—A condemned Cleveland killer moved one step closer to execution Tuesday despite a rare plea for mercy from the prosecutor overseeing his case and support from nearly half of a board that previously voted unanimously against him.
The Ohio Parole Board voted 6-4 to turn down a request for clemency for death row inmate Billy Slagle, sentenced to die for stabbing a neighbor 17 times almost three decades ago.
The entire board ruled against clemency two years ago for Slagle, but that was before the election of new Cuyahoga County prosecutor Tim McGinty and a change in his office's approach to capital punishment.
McGinty, who is applying new criteria to both old and new death penalty cases, has said he doesn't believe his office could obtain a death sentence for Slagle today. McGinty is pushing for life without parole, arguing that without that option in 1987, jurors trying to ensure that Slagle would never go free chose the only option before them: a death sentence.
Slagle was convicted in the death that year of Mari Anne Pope, who was killed while two young children she was watching were in the house.
"The egregious nature of Slagle's crime and circumstances surrounding it outweigh the mitigation present here," the parole board wrote in Tuesday's ruling, which called the slaying "unprovoked, merciless, and completely senseless."
McGinty said he respected the board's decision.
"We will continue to make our position known to Gov. John Kasich as he weighs one of the most difficult decisions that any governor must make," the prosecutor said in a statement.
Attorneys for Slagle, 44, have long argued his sentence should be commuted to life without parole, citing his age—at 18, he was the minimum age for execution in Ohio when the crime happened—and a long history of drug and alcohol abuse.
"Billy was exposed to alcohol from the womb to the crime," Joe Wilhelm, a federal public defender, said at a hearing this month.
Wilhelm said Tuesday he was encouraged that four members voted in favor of clemency.
"We have a very strong case and we're hopeful that the governor will do the right thing and commute Billy Slagle's sentence," Wilhelm said.
The parole board members who supported clemency cited McGinty's change of position, with one noting that Slagle's "age and immaturity at the time of offense significantly mitigate his sentence."
In 1996, Ohio law changed to allow jurors to choose between execution and life without parole. In 2005, lawmakers added a provision allowing prosecutors to pursue life without parole in non-death penalty cases.
"Slagle's case is a close call," Cuyahoga County assistant prosecutor Matthew Meyer told the parole board at the hearing. "We can't in confidence tell you that had it happened today, this would be a death case."
Meyer said the recommendation for mercy was not meant to diminish the heinous facts of Pope's death.
Kasich, who has the final say, is not commenting. Slagle's execution is scheduled for Aug. 7.
It's unclear whether a sitting Ohio prosecutor has ever asked that a death row inmate under his office have the sentence commuted.
Cuyahoga County has long had a reputation for heavy use of capital punishment indictments with relatively low numbers of death sentences. McGinty had promised to reduce the number of death penalty charges when he ran for the office.


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College Roundup: Southern New Hampshire captures NE-10 hockey title
March 01. 2014 10:02PM
The Southern New Hampshire hockey team claimed the Northeast-10 championship with a 4-1 win over St. Michael's at the Ice Den in Hooksett Saturday.
The win is the first NE-10 championship for the program. The Penmen were the No. 3 seed and finished the year 17-8-1. No. 4 St. Michael's closed the year at 7-17-3.
The game was close until the end when SNHU scored a pair of empty net goals in the final minute to put the game away. Brian Troy scored with 52 seconds to go and Dane Caracino made it 4-1 with 11 ticks remaining.
After a scoreless first period, SNHU struck first on a goal from Jim Gabrione at 2:47 of the second off assists from Jay Sylvia and Nick Riccio.
Sylvia scored at 4:53 to make it 2-0. Trevor Nelson and Riccio assisted. The Purple Knights cut the lead to 2-1 at 10:38 on a Keith Altidor tally, but could pull no closer. Penmen goalie Tyler Holske made 44 saves in the win.
Women's basketball
Maine 66, Univ. of New Hampshire 62: At Durham, senior guard Kelsey Hogan (Nashua) notched a game-high 21 points but UNH fell on Senior Day at Lundholm Gymnasium Saturday.
New Hampshire's eight-game winning streak against Maine was snapped, falling to 18-11 overall and 12-4 in America East. Maine upped its record to 16-13, 10-6.
Hogan was 8-16 from the field, including 3-7 from beyond the arc for the Wildcats. Junior guard Ariel Gaston logged 11 points. Sophomore guard Elizabeth Belanger registered 10 points and a team-high seven rebounds.
Men's lacrosse
Dartmouth 14, Sacred Heart 10: At Dallas, the Big Green scored four unanswered goals to break a 10-10 tie and earn a win at SMU Stadium in the 2014 Patriot Cup.
Wiley Osborne had a hat trick for Dartmouth (1-3), while Mike Olentine and Don Stephan each added two goals apiece.
Rivier 17, Green Mountain 0: At Nashua, Rivier opened its season with a win. Leading the way offensively was senior attacker Danny Hooper with a team-high six goals and an assist. Hooper also added 10 groundballs. Sophomore Kyle Graham (Londonderry) had a team high 14 groundballs.
Women's lacrosse
Yale 12, Dartmouth 5: At Hanover, the Big Green women fell in the 2014 Ivy League opener for both teams.
For Dartmouth (2-1, 0-1 Ivy), the loss was the first of the season after wins at UNH and at home against UConn to begin the spring.
Offensively, junior Sarah Byrne scored three goals against the Bulldogs. Byrne leads the team this season with 13 markers goals.
Lehigh 9, University of New Hampshire 5: At Durham, Laura Puccia scored two goals but it was not enough for UNH at Bremner Field.
UNH fell to 1-2 at home and 1-3 overall. Lehigh improved to 2-1.


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Get Out Alive With Bear Grylls On the coldest night yet the teams must join forces to rappel down a cliff in this new episode of the unscripted adventure series. 9 p.m. NBC
Breaking Pointe In this new episode of the unscripted series revolving around a ballet company Adam finally makes a decision about Rex's role in "Cinderella" and delivers some unexpected news to Allison, who has made up her mind about whether to leave. 9 p.m. KTLA
The Glades It's all fun and games until someone gets killed. When a Civil War re-enactor's sword is used in a real murder, Jim (Matt Passmore) must figure out which pretend soldier is responsible. Kiele Sanchez and Uriah Shelton also star in this new episode. 9 p.m. A&E
The Real Housewives of Miami The unscripted drama filled series returns. 9 p.m. Bravo
Under the Dome Junior (Alexander Koch) is shattered when he learns the truth about his mother's death in this new episode. 10 p.m. CBS
Siberia Johnny, Joyce and Daniel (Johnny Wactor, Joyce Giraud, Daniel David Sutton) report on finding the producers' base camp abandoned, ransacked and covered in blood in this new episode of the drama about a fictional unscripted series. 10 p.m. NBC
Longmire Branch (Bailey Chase) learns more about Cady's (Cassidy Freeman) accident. Lou Diamond Phillips also stars in this new episode. 10 p.m. A&E
Below Deck The crew gets some unexpected free time when a charter cancels in this new episode. 10 p.m. Bravo
MythBusters The teams de-bunk the science and chemistry of the hit TV show 'Breaking Bad' as they are joined by Vince Gilligan and Aaron Paul. 10 p.m. Discovery
The Writers' Room Michael C. Hall and the creative team behind "Dexter" are featured in this new episode. 10 p.m. Sundance
King & Maxwell Michelle (Rebecca Romijn) considers returning to the Secret Service in the season finale. 10 p.m. TNT
Hotel Impossible The unscripted series that rescues failing hotels returns.10 p.m. Travel
CMA Music Festival: Country's Night to Rock Karen Fairchild, Phillip Sweet, Jimi Westbrook and Kimberly Schlapman — a.k.a. Little Big Town — host this year's edition of the star-studded special, a distillation of the best moments from the four-day festival. Sheryl Crow, Brad Paisley, Taylor Swift, Keith Urban, Lady Antebellum and Kid Rock perform. 8 p.m. ABC
Americans in Bed Filmmaker Philippa Robinson turns her lens on 10 American couples of varying ages, ethnicities and orientations, filming them in their beds as they talk about love, marriage and intimacy in this new documentary. 9 p.m. HBO
CBS This Morning Donna Rosato. (N) 7 a.m. KCBS
Today Shaun Tomson. (N) 7 a.m. KNBC
KTLA Morning News (N) 7 a.m. KTLA
Good Morning America (N) 7 a.m. KABC
Live With Kelly and Michael Jeff Daniels; Jennifer Coolidge; Rebecca Romijn. (N) 9 a.m. KABC
The View Karina Smirnoff; Rob Lowe; Rocco DiSpirito. (N) 10 a.m. KABC
The Talk Marie Osmond; Kristen Johnston; Mary McDonnell; Dr. Tess Mauricio. (N) 1 p.m. KCBS
The Doctors Technology gives a voice to an autistic teen who has never spoken. 2 p.m. KCBS
The Dr. Oz Show Anxieties and dreams; sleep problems. 2 p.m. KABC
Dr. Phil A woman says she fell in love with a man she met online. 3 p.m. KCBS
Katie 3 p.m. KABC
The Ellen DeGeneres Show Kristen Bell. 4 p.m. KNBC
Charlie Rose (N) 11 p.m. KVCR; midnight KOCE
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart (N) 11 p.m. Comedy Central
Chelsea Lately Lily Collins; Michael Yo; Natasha Leggero. (N) 11 p.m. E!
Conan Val Kilmer; Amber Heard; Paramore. (N) 11 p.m. TBS
The Tonight Show Ashton Kutcher. 11:34 p.m. KNBC
Late Show Bill Maher. 11:35 p.m. KCBS
Jimmy Kimmel Live Liam Hemsworth; Chloë Grace Moretz; The National performs. (N) 11:35 p.m. KABC
Late Night With Jimmy Fallon 12:36 a.m. KNBC
The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson Harrison Ford; Ariel Tweto. 12:37 a.m. KCBS
Tavis Smiley Stephen Stills. 1 a.m. KOCE