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Bail increased for woman in fatal Manchester crashBy DALE VINCENT
New Hampshire Union Leader
September 04. 2013 10:59AM
MANCHESTER - A city woman who police say drove into a construction trailer on a closed section of Wellington Road Aug. 18, fatally injuring a passenger, was taken into custody after her arraignment Wednesday in 9th Circuit Court, Manchester District Division.
Lacey Lane, 22, of 247 Amory St., was arraigned on three felony charges stemming from the crash. No plea can be entered in Circuit Court, so a probable cause hearing was set for Sept. 18.
Lane had been released on $1,000 cash/surety bail on felony charges of aggravated driving while intoxicated, reckless conduct and operating after suspension after the crash, but bail was increased to $25,000 cash/surety by agreement of prosecutors and defense, and Lane was taken into custody, pending posting of the new bail.
One of Lane's passengers that night, Joshua Shackelford, 24, of Manchester, sustained life-threatening injuries and was airlifted to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. He died three days later, after being removed from life support.
After Shackelford's death, Manchester Police Lt. Maureen Tessier said investigators would be speaking with the Hillsborough County Attorney's Office about possible upgraded charges.
A second passenger in Lane's vehicle, Kristina Longley, 21, of Loudon, sustained a serious laceration to her right shoulder, and Lane also sustained a serious facial laceration.
Conditions of Lane's bail bar contact with Longley and with Shackelford's family. She is also barred from any use of alcohol or a narcotic drug or controlled substance.
At the time of the incident, Lane's driving privileges were suspended. According to records at Circuit Court, Lane was cited in 2011 for driving without a valid license and for overtaking and passing a school bus. When she failed to appear in court on the violations, her license was placed in default.


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On May 1, 2011, a member of the United States Navy SEAL Team Six shot and killed Osama bin Laden. Now, nearly two years later, Esquire has published a profile on the man who pulled the trigger.
"The Man Who Killed Osama bin Laden... Is Screwed," starts with this sentence:
The man who shot and killed Osama bin Laden sat in a wicker chair in my backyard, wondering how he was going to feed his wife and kids or pay for their medical care.

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The Chicago Bears have signed free-agent FS Derrick Martin (Patriots). They have also released FS Chyl Quarles.
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The Chicago Bears signed FS Chyl Quarles to a reserve/futures contract Monday, Jan. 28.
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|Buccaneers | Several worked out
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers worked out free-agent FS Sean Baker (Buccaneers), DL Richard Clebert (CFL), FS Chyl Quarles (Patriots), FS Nick Saenz (Bills) and FS Tramain Thomas (Buccaneers).
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|Dolphins | Several work out
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The Miami Dolphins worked out free-agents FS Sean Baker (Buccaneers), TE Chase Ford (Eagles), TE Dominique Jones (Colts) and FS Chyl Quarles (Patriots) Monday, Oct. 22.
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The New England Patriots have signed free-agent FS Chyl Quarles (Ravens) to their practice squad.
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|Ravens | 15 players waived
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The Baltimore Ravens waived RB Anthony Allen, S Omar Brown, LB Josh Bynes, LB Nigel Carr, OL Jack Cornell, WR Dorian Graham, OL Cordaro Howard, NT Nicolas Jean-Baptiste, NT Ish Kitchen, OG Antoine McClain, DE Terrence Moore, QB Curtis Painter, WR Logan Payne, FS Chyl Quarles and LB Chavis Williams Friday, Aug. 31.
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The Baltimore Ravens agreed to terms with undrafted college free-agents C Chris Anzevino, CB Charles X. Brown, TE Lamont Bryant, OL James Carmon, OL Jack Cornell, FB Chad Diehl, FB Bruce Figgins, WR Devin Goda, WR Dorian Graham, DL Elliott Henigan, DL Nicolas Jean-Baptiste, LB Austin Johnson, DL Ish Kitchen, OG Antoine McClain, OG Alfred McCullough, TE Nick Provo, S Chyl Quarles and WR Deonte Thompson.
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SANTA ANA Police are asking for the public's help in finding a veteran's prosthetic leg that was stolen, along with his truck, from a Knott's Berry Farm parking lot on Memorial Day weekend.
Juan Hernandez, 53, of Santa Ana took his wife, daughters and grandchildren to the amusement park in Buena Park. He left his prosthetic leg in his black 2007 Chevy Silverado and went into the park about 1:30 p.m. May 26.
They left the park about 10 p.m. and realized the truck was gone.
"I thought he was going to have a heart attack," Hernandez's wife Carmen said when he realized his leg, worth about $60,000, was gone.
"That was the perfect leg," Hernandez said Thursday while he watched his grandchildren from a wheelchair. "I've had it a little over a year, and I was able to walk on it."
Hernandez said his C-Leg, which has a microprocessor-controlled knee, allowed him to go to the gym and take walks to help him control his diabetes and high blood pressure.
"I have my wheelchair and crutches, but I'd rather be walking," Hernandez said.
Hernandez's leg was amputated above the knee after he was run over during a "violent gang crime" in November 2010, police said.
The man suspected in the attack, Jose Berruette, is wanted on suspicion of attempted murder. He is accused of running over Hernandez with his raised Ford Bronco.
The incident began shortly after midnight when Hernandez's son, Steven, was in the front yard with family members when they saw two people spray-painting gang graffiti on a block wall across the street, police said.
Steven Hernandez got into an argument with the graffiti vandals, and a fight broke out. He was knocked to the ground and rescued by his sister, police said.
The vandals left but promised to return with friends.
A short time later, three vehicles began driving by the Hernandez home, and the occupants were yelling for people to come out.
Steven Hernandez and a friend walked toward the vehicles to confront the men, and another fight broke out. His father and other family members heard about the fight and tried to break it up.
Juan Hernandez told the men to leave and began taking pictures of them with his cellphone. That's when, witnesses say, Berruette accelerated his Bronco, jumped the curb, drove over the parkway and ran over the older Hernandez, police said.
Hernandez was pushed through a 5-foot-high wall made of cinderblocks and wrought iron. He was pinned underneath the Bronco until Berruette managed to back it out. The elder Hernandez lost his left leg.
Burruette, whose been featured on America's Most Wanted, has been on the run ever since. Police believe he has been living in Mexicali, Baja California, in Mexico, but has traveled to Santa Ana and Anaheim, Santa Ana police Cpl. Anthony Bertagna said.
Santa Ana police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Berruette, 24, who may be using the name Luis Avila, Bertagna said.
Anyone with information is urged to contact Orange County Crime Stoppers anonymously at 855-TIP-OCCS or 1-855-847-6227 or visit OCCrimeStoppers.org.
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If you're anything like me, you're exhausted right about now.
Shopping for that "perfect" gift for everyone on your pages-long list. Baking super-special sugar cookies. Planning outings to see Christmas lights, carolers, Nutcracker ballets. Moving that darn elf. Nagging the hubby to finally get the Christmas lights on the house. Scouring the house for impending throngs of family and friends. Prepping a feast fit for three kings.
It's something I do because I want to, of course. I do it because I want to create warm and lasting holiday memories for my kids. I want the season to be magical and unforgettable. You're probably the same.
Maybe I'm crazy. Maybe I'm overdoing it.
A survey has found that a third of men think women fuss entirely too much over Christmas, reports the UK's Daily Mail. Another survey found that kids would rather Santa bring them more time with Mom and Dad than a load of gifts. And yet another survey finds that it's women who blow the budget at Christmas, not men. That same survey found that most folks (61%) honestly believe that it's the thought that counts when it comes to gifts.
Maybe I need to chill a bit. Maybe we're overthinking all of this. Maybe a simple taco bar will suffice over a huge turkey spread. Maybe cookies from a mix are perfectly fine. Maybe a gift card or thrifted gift will have the same effect. Maybe a family sitdown of A Charlie Brown Christmas will bring you closer than a ballet. Maybe the lights on our own house will bring the same joy as an extravagent display.
What do you think? Do you go over the top at the holidays or are you finding ways to simplify the holidays?


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It is with thinly concealed glee that talk-radio host, blogger and author David Sirota discusses the tough times for newspapers in the digital era in a piece for Harper's (to be published Tuesday). He recounts the downside of single-newspaper towns (like Denver since the Rocky Mountain News folded), the trouble with media baron owners (like Dean Singleton), the trouble with newspaper publishers having too much local political clout and the trouble with reporters losing the sense of competition in single newspaper towns. There is some truth in these things — we all wish there were still multiple newspapers flourishing in America's cities –but if you're going to describe life inside a newspaper, where are the quotes from local reporters who are living in the one-paper newsroom?
The Rocky is gone, but what about the solid investigative reporting by several TV stations in Denver, the efforts of the alternative weekly Westword, the increasing role of public radio, the Denver Business Journal, and Laura Frank's I-News investigative reporting collective? All are doing good work and posting/publishing/broadcasting and pushing into social media on a regular basis, more than filling the void.
Sirota is free to dump on the Post (his contract with the paper was terminated). From personal experience, I can say I have never been directed to write anything, politically or otherwise, by the folks at the top. To the contrary, I've had numerous conversations with Singleton in which he said he disagreed with me (on concentration of media ownership, on duopolies, on cross-ownership) but respected my right to make my arguments.
Sirota is a good thinker, but he's oversimplified the picture in "The Only Game in Town" in Harper's. He talks about what he calls a "deathbed resurrection" by the Post without looking at the hustle, the work of those on the inside.


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Jetbus is not that game, but it's obviously inspired by it. You're driving a yellow school bus which has jets. I guess the jet engine takes quite a bit of space inside the bus, because you can only pick up one person at a time.
There are several doors on the screen, each with its own number. As you pick up a person, the status bar at the bottom of the screen shows you which number door you have to take them to.
You must fly your bus carefully, because if it gets bumped around too much, you lose. You earn money on each level, and can visit the garage to buy better jets and damping, power-ups, or even a whole new vehicle.
So while this game isn't made as well as the original that inspired it, it does provide a few minutes of fun. And now, which one of you guys remembers the original and feels like pointing to it in the comments?
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Troubled North Country program says town meeting votes show supportBy SARA YOUNG-KNOX
Special to the Union Leader
March 19. 2013 7:49PM
BERLIN - Tri-County Community Action Program, the nonprofit social services agency that serves the state's northern three counties, got a vote of confidence from the region's residents last week in town meeting voting.
Though the town appropriations for public transportation, senior meals, fuel assistance and other services provided by TCCAP were $10,000 or lower for most towns, townspeople showed, by their votes, that they expect TCCAP to continue to be there to provide those services.
"There's really no better time to support Tri-County CAP," Peter Higbee, chief operations officer, said Tuesday, "as we get our fiscal house in order and continue to deliver services." Expressing appreciation for the towns' support, Higbee said the organization continues to make "slow, steady progress" as it moves forward.
In December, the authority of the board of directors was suspended and the court appointed a trustee to oversee the agency, at the request of the state Attorney General Office's Charitable Trust Unit, after it became apparent that TCCAP was in financial crisis. To cover operating expenses, the executive staff had moved funds around among programs and was behind on some payments to vendors.
In February, the trustee, attorney Todd Fahey, said the organization was now current with its payments. Fahey and Higbee met with North Country media to keep the public informed.
Even in Littleton, where the board of selectmen had not recommended most of the petitioned articles, the TCCAP article for $10,900 for the contact office for fuel assistance and other services received 54 percent of the vote. The request for $4,000 for the TCCAP-run North Country Transit garnered over 55 percent. The exception was The Support Center at Burch House, which lost by two votes. The center provides services for victims of domestic and sexual violence.
In Madison, voters disregarded selectmen and the advisory budget committee, who had not recommended funds for Carroll County's Senior Transportation, and appropriated $3,000 for the program, which is administered by North Country Transit.
In Bethlehem, an article for $7,200 to help defray TCCAP overhead costs was narrowly defeated, losing by four votes.
TCCAP administers the tri-county area's fuel assistance program, 11 Head Start programs, North Country Elder Programs, North Country Transit, the Tamworth Dental Center, alcohol and drug services, and weatherization services, among other programs.
TCCAP is currently advertising for a chief financial officer. The organization is operating without an executive director. The previous executive director separated from TCCAP either before or when the special trustee was appointed. The CFO left before that time.


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I have only just started programming in C++, so please bare with me, but after reading quite a lot over the weekend, I managed to make a simple yet "imperfect" password protection on entry to a program, similar to a login. Here is my code:
I have compiled this and I know it works. Then I decided that I wanted an alpha-numeric password, but I had an odd complaint from g++ when I tried replacing the "int" values with "char", and changing the passwd to "lycrolite" (including speech marks). My code can be found here. The error I received was:Code:#include <iostream> //An attempt at password protection //By J_K9 -- 10/07/2005 int main() { const int passwd = 13579; int input_passwd; std::cout << "Please enter your password: "; std::cin >> input_passwd; if (input_passwd == passwd) std::cout << "\nEnter!\n"; else std::cout << "\nSorry! Wrong password!\n"; return 0; }I didn't understand what the problem was, as I had checked and rechecked the code and it seemed flawless, but then I asked a member of another forum and he told me that I needed to use either string classes or character arrays, and he rewrote it as it should be (his code can be found here).Code:jk9@ubuntu:~/CPP/000my_stuff/pass_prot2$ g++ passprot2.cpp passprot2.cpp: In function `int main()': passprot2.cpp:8: error: invalid conversion from `const char*' to `char'
I will read up on string classes and character arrays, but can I just quickly ask what that did, and why his works whereas mine doesn't? In the book I'm currently learning C++ from (SANS Teach Yourself C++ in 24 Hours, because "Accelerated C++" hasn't arrived yet in the post) it didn't mention the "string" value, which I actually used to use a lot with BASIC variables. I thought that from the information provided in the book, the only values allowed for strings were "char" and "float", but obviously "string" also exists....Yet, why do you need to "#include string"? Does this mean that "string" is not a variable type? Please teach me what's going on ! Thank you!
P.S Is it possible to decompile an a.out file so that you can see the original source code? I don't think so but I just want to check, because if not that would really defeat the purpose of my code!


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DOVER — The City Council recently unanimously approved the fiscal year 2013 expectations for City Manager Michael Joyal.
Mayor Dean Trefethen and council members used two workshops to discuss the 20 expectations from the year before and revise the wording and add or remove expectations altogether for FY2013.
Expectations on the list include community problems and actions taken, supporting local businesses to aid in the community's economic growth, encouraging and facilitating activities of the manager's employees, discussing the manager's continuing education and providing quarterly reports of energy savings realized from ongoing energy efficiency improvements.
Previous expectations that were removed in prior workshops because they have been completed include pursuing permits for Willand Pond, developing an orientation program for 2012-2013 for incoming City Council members, pursuing implementation of ATMs in various municipal buildings and developing and presenting before July 1, 2012, a comprehensive fleet replacement program.
The council voted without comment last Wednesday, all in favor of approving the expectations.
The city manager's expectations will be reviewed again next year.
No disagreement for expectations of Dover city manager
DOVER — The City Council recently unanimously approved the fiscal year 2013 expectations for City Manager Michael Joyal.


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Mike Brown's wines are made with fruit grown from a variety of regions. Even though Santa Ynez Valley offers some of the best vineyard sources in the country, Mike ventures to find fruit from Monterey, Amador and Madera counties, and the result is a varied and award winning portfolio of table and dessert wines.
The philosophy behind these wines is that good wine should exhibit the flavors of the fruit used and that it should highlight the distinct varietal characteristics of the regions it came from.
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Wednesday, 9 November 2016
Americans are choosing between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump as voting in the US presidential election goes into full swing. It began with a handful of villages in New Hampshire just after midnight before states throughout the East Coast started polling at 06:00 EST (11:00 GMT). Mrs Clinton cast her vote with Bill Clinton in Chappaqua, New York state. She and Mr Trump both targeted battleground states on Monday
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Traveling gives us the opportunity to disconnect from our regular life. You get to forget your problems/issues for a few weeks, it can also help you figure things out that you would not have understood without the distance traveling can give you. We all have crazy schedules, work and a family to take care of, going away alone or with some friends can give you distance and perhaps even make you realize how important these people are for you. Like the saying says: we never know what we have until we lose it.
Another great benefit is the relaxation you get to do. It's nice to live life to its fullest and enjoy a stress free time with yourself. Going on vacation lets us recharge our "batteries" by disconnecting us from our regular life. When we come back we feel invigorated and we are happy to be back in our day to day routine. It's a very good stress remover that has a lot more to give than most people are willing to accept.
Traveling increases our knowledge and widens our perspective. To view new customs, different ways of living is fantastic for the mind. It gives us a new perspective about life and especially our life, it can help us change some of our habits or even create new ones. When I travel I usually make it a point to try new food, some cultures don't have fries in their diet and they are all skinny, others use spices to give taste and not oils or fats. Discovering different values and ways to get by in life is really interesting. You also need to visit exotic new places and discover what this wonderful world has to offer.


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After dancing out on the edge of winter some years ago, I returned to solid ground with a good story. Unfortunately, others haven't been as lucky.
My adventure occurred in thebackcountry beyond Colorado's Beaver Creek ski area. A buddy and I took the lifts in late afternoon, then crossed throughthe backcountry gates to create our own adventure in the Holy Cross Wilderness. I think those were the best days of my life. Leaving behind the orderly, safe world of groomed runs and mechanized uphill transportation, we plodded uphill, breathing heavily, into the above-timberline landscape of wind-filed snow called sastrugi.
It's a magical world up there. The lights of Vail twinkled below, as did the string of lights along I-70 to Glenwood Canyon. But it was the dark shadows of the peaks that enchanted.
With good eyes, you can see reasonably well at night, even under starlight. We were approaching the top of the12,000-foot knob, where the wind each winter whips the snow into a cornice on the lee side of the ridge. Cornices can become massive, extending 20 to 30 feet out over thin air. I had admired this one from below, even in midsummer.
A crack—and a whoosh: The cornice broke a foot away from my buddy's outer ski. I had stayed closer to exposed ground, but instinctively I lunged away. We were both safe. My friend guffawed as he watched me desperately—and successfully—claw for the certainty of rock and grass. We ended up having the stars to ourselves, a good laugh, and a scary story to tell. We were lucky—and also foolhardy. Because we were playing a dangerous game.
As of mid-March of last year, 27 skiers had been killed in avalanches, about the same as last year. There was an avalanche death in what locals call the cathedral of Bear Creek, adjacent to the Telluride ski area. Another occurred in the backcountry adjacent to Utah's Canyons ski area, and in Washington, a trio of expert skiers perished in an avalanche near the Stevens Pass ski area.
Most chilling was the story of a skier from Bozeman, Mont., who was skiing in a valley bottom below a steep hill in Yellowstone. I had interviewed him some years before in his professional work as an advocate for wildlife, and he was doing just what I had done many times. Normally, you're pretty safe in such situations. Most fatalities occur in avalanches triggered by thevictim and his partner. In this case, the snow was so unstable that even quiet, muffled movement in the valley below was enough to unleash a torrent above. He didn't have a chance.
The stark truth is that most avalanche victims don't have a chance. Despite all the technology that's been developed, including "Avalungs" that let a buried skier breathe through snow, packs that inflate like air bags and whatever else, getting caught in an avalanche is usually a losing proposition.
Yes, beacons and the like improve your odds. They do save lives. So does wearing a seatbelt when you're driving. But a seatbelt probably won't save your hide if you drive over a cliff. One chilling image from Telluride haunts me: Rescuers said the victim was wearing all the right safety gear, and it was all bloodied.
Avalanches are violent things. Surviving one involves both luck—staying near the surface—and planning—having buddies who are trained and have the right equipment, including low-tech shovels, to dig you out. Even then, it's something of a crapshoot.
This essay could be construed as blaming avalanche victims, including those who don't survive. I don't intend it that way. There are always risks, always calculations, in the backcountry. That's why I wanted to share the story of the night my buddy and I spent on top of the "Beave" 15 years ago.
Still, I can't help but wonder about the widows—most of these victims are men—and their children. When avalanche danger is moderate, which is when most fatalities occur, or even considerable, as it has often been rated this winter, is the beautiful powder on steep and dangerous slopes worth the risk?
I have to assume that some of the victims fully realized the odds and went ahead anyway. The lure of backcountry adventure is strong. I know my life would have been poorer without it. But then again, I was lucky.
This essay first appeared in High Country News.


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DETROIT (AP) — State-appointed emergency manager Kevyn Orr wants to overhaul Detroit's two pension systems by shutting out new workers and freezing benefits for current members.
A draft of the proposal given last week to the General Retirement System also would move the city to a 401(k)-style system that has become the norm in the private sector and calls for ending future contributions by Dec. 31.
In July, Orr made Detroit the largest U.S. city to file for bankruptcy protection. He has said Detroit's underfunded obligations of about $3.5 billion for pensions and $5.7 billion for retiree health coverage are part of the city's $18 billion debt load.
A spokesman says a plan for retired police and firefighters still is being developed, but will resemble the proposal for non-uniformed workers.


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While our friends to the south generally turn to California for their dream girls, those of us who live north of the 49th parallel know that it is La Belle Province that is truly the home of the most beautiful women in the world. Vanessa Blouin is a prime example of this rule as the Montreal native has taken the industry by storm in her short time on the scene.
It's not hard to see why Blouin is becoming such a highly sought-after model. Her inviting eyes and warm smile can melt the coldest heart. Her toned physique is the result of at least four days per week in the gym. With a busy modeling schedule and all the work she puts in to stay in such great shape, it's amazing Blouin has any time for anything else. But I'm sure there's more than one reader out there who would be willing to help manage her schedule.
With her flowing blonde hair and statuesque figure, the offers started rolling in with future opportunities.The bilingual Blouin is thrilled with her career thus far, as she revels in all the trips to exotic locales as well as the different people she encounters with each opportunity. A down-to-earth nature makes her an instant hit with fans and her engaging personality keeps everyone smiling.
Birth date: Oct. 12, 1984
SIGN OF THE Zodiac: Libra
Nationality: Irish and Amerindian
HOMETOWN: Montreal, QC
Measurements: 34 / 25 / 35
Turn-ons: Sunny skies and beautiful scenery
Turn-offs: People who lie and are deceptive.
PAS: Can you tell us about your first kiss?
Vanessa Blouin: It was horrible. I was in Grade 6 and I was playing 'truth or dare.'
I had to kiss a cute guy, but I didn't know how…
PAS: Worst pick-up line?
Vanessa Blouin: "Did it hurt when you fell from heaven?" Okay…
PAS: Can you tell us about your first kiss?
Vanessa Blouin: t was horrible. I was in Grade 6 and I was playing 'truth or dare.' I had to kiss a cute guy, but I didn't know how…
PAS: What would someone have to do to get a date with you?
Vanessa Blouin: Just be himself and not try too hard!!
PAS: We read Playboy (for the articles), but if they asked, would you pose nude?


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Saturday, September 5, 2015
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Cosmetic Products without Expiration Date
Hi there, I wonder how to recognize if one cosmetic product is still good for usage or not, as most cosmetic products have no expiration date at all. Only the duration for which the product is still good for usage (i.e: 24 months after opening...) is indicated on the bottle.
Some creams and lotions will begin to separate after a year or two. Another big problem with cosmetics is that they can become contaminated with repeated use especially if they are applied with the fingers. For these types of products replacing them every 6 to 12 months is a good idea.
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College of Pharmacy
The Ohio State University


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A Lakers fan wrote an open letter to Ron Artest pleading with the newest Lakers not to muck up the season with his antics and basically telling him what to do and what not to do.
"There's a reason I am writing this open letter to both of you. It's because we Laker fans are not sure which one of you is going to show up. And I'll be honest: we're scared of you.
You could single-handedly blow up this Laker championship team. Even though we won playing at about 75% of our potential last season, there are bigger fish to fry this year. Cleveland. Boston. Even San Antonio has gotten better. One tantrum, or one quote about your lack of confidence in the team could upset the balance of this Laker season.
Later on he wrote…
Ron, and other Ron, we don't need any more jalapeños in this chili. Add some spice, but don't kill the flavor, please. There are millions of fans and dedicated followers that are holding their breath on your performance, not to mention the 29 other teams that are gunning for the target on the Laker's backs this season. They will test you, they will provoke you. Do not fall victim to being, well, you.
In return, all past transgressions will be forgotten, and you will be warmly welcomed into the arms of the NBA legends.
How do you think Artest responded? On Twitter of course, saying, "By the way, The guy who wrote the letter emailed me. I cursed him out and he apologized. See , I don't kiss (butt). Cont..
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Elizabeth Jardine and Patrick Pereira of Newark are going to have a wedding tale like no other. The couple has been engaged since 1996 — and they've raised three children together — but will finally get married Thursday night. And the whole celebration is on the house.
The couple are the lucky recipients of a wedding giveaway valued at more than $30,000 by a coalition of Bay Area wedding vendors that have banded together as the Elite Vendor Group (www.elitevendorgroup.com). The group includes the beautiful Palmdale Estates in Fremont, where the wedding will take place, and baker Jen Kwapinski of San Jose-based Jen's Cakes, who is making the wedding cake.
Although they've been steps away from the altar for 17 years, the couple says they put off getting married while raising their kids, two of whom are in college now.
DRIVE ON: After losing its home of the past 38 years at Stanford University, the Palo Alto Host Lions Club has found a new spot for its Concours d'Elegance at the San Mateo County Event Center. The 47th annual charity exhibition of rare, vintage and exotic autos is scheduled for June 30. Get more information at www.paconcours.com.
HELPING HANDS: Between email outreach and a New Year's Day fundraising barbecue at Viva Los Gatos, the 1-2-1 Foundation raised $12,500 for the students at the Atlantic County Special Services School District in Atlantic City who are still recovering from the effects of Superstorm Sandy.
Retired San Jose State professor Larry Gerston, who is on the board of the grass-roots foundation based in Los Gatos, said about 200 people took part, with donations ranging between $10 and $500. "We did this over a six-week period, with no overhead," Gerston said. "But most important, the response reflects the generosity of the community."
PURRFECT PALS: Since 2005, hundreds of cats in San Jose have been helped by the efforts of the 13th St. Cat Rescue group, a small collective of volunteers led by founder Joanne Santner. The group recently tallied up its totals for 2012 and announced that it arranged to have 260 feral cats spayed or neutered and got 202 adopted.
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Brent and U.S. crude futures tumbled on Friday to the lowest settlement prices in months, as oversupply in the Atlantic basin and low demand outweighed worries over political tensions in the Middle East, North Africa and Ukraine.
Oil prices ended the week down more than 3 percent, as forecasts for a supply glut in West African and European markets dragged Brent below $105 a barrel and U.S. crude below $98.
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"Since June 23, the market's been going down," said Andy Lebow, vice president at Jefferies Bache in New York. "This looks like an extension of a pretty significant bear market."
Brent crude slid $1.18 to settle at $104.84 a barrel, its lowest settlement since April 2.
U.S. crude fell 29 cents to settle at $97.88 a barrel, the lowest settlement since Feb. 6. U.S. crude notched its biggest weekly decline since January, almost 4.5 percent.
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U.S. RBOB gasoline prices led the complex lower, settling at $2.7443 a gallon, then fell more in post-settlement trading, hitting the lowest since February.
Putting additional pressure on the market, an outage at the 115,000-barrel-per day Coffeyville, Kansas, refinery, a major crude consumer, could last up to four weeks.
The front of the Brent futures price curve is trading at a heavy discount to later barrels in a formation known as a contango. This discount has now lasted longer than any since early 2011, reflecting "weak physical demand and an oversupplied Atlantic Basin," Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Longson said.
Meanwhile, worries over geopolitical risks to oil supply have eased despite escalating violence in parts of the Middle East and North Africa.
OPEC's second largest producer, Iraq, is battling an Islamic insurgency in the north and west. The conflict threatens to split the country, but has yet to have an impact on near-record oil exports from the south.
Baghdad is also embroiled in a dispute with Iraqi Kurdistan over oil exports via Turkey.
In Libya, oil output remains steady around 500,000 bpd, down from 1 million bpd in 2012, following weeks of clashes between rival militias.
Energy investments in Russia also faced delays after sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union limited access to funds.
Oil prices hardly moved after data showing U.S. job growth slowed more than expected in July. Non-farm payrolls increased only by 209,000 last month, after surging by 298,000 in June, the Labor Department said on Friday.
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Els WD's from Tiger's event; will play Nedbank
(SportsNetwork.com) - Ernie Els opted to withdraw from Tiger Woods' World Challenge on Monday and will instead play the Nedbank Challenge.
Els has never played in Woods' World Challenge. He will play for a record 17th time at the Nedbank Challenge.
The Nedbank has increased its field to 30 players. Els has won that event three times and has won the most money in tournament history.
"I'm really looking forward to coming back and playing such a special event. It was actually a family decision - Liezl, Samantha and Ben - are with me for a short while and it made a lot of sense to compete at Sun City," said the South African Els.
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South Korean car maker Hyundai apologized Thursday for a U.K. advertisement that depicts a man trying to commit suicide in his garage but failing because of his zero-emission car.
The ad, apparently designed for circulation on the Internet, was created by advertising agency Innocean and came to attention when it was featured in a review in the media section of The Guardian newspaper.
It shows an actor playing a man, intent on ending his life, starting his car in a closed garage – a common method of suicide in which death is caused by carbon monoxide poisoning from exhaust fumes.
The next scene shows the man opening the garage door followed by the tagline: "The new iX35 with 100% water emissions."
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The company said it had withdrawn the commercial, although clips of it were still available on YouTube [readers may find the video disturbing].
Ian Tonkin, a UK public relations manager with the Hyundai – the world's fifth-largest car maker – issued a statement that said: "Hyundai understands that the video has caused offence. We apologize unreservedly. The video has been taken down and will not be used in any of our advertising or marketing."
A woman who answered the telephone at Innocean's U.K. office said the company did not have any comment to make.
Holly Brockwell, an advertising industry worker whose father took his life when she was young, posted an emotional open letter to Hyundai and Innocean on her blog, Copyblot.
"As an advertising creative, I would like to congratulate you on achieving the visceral reaction we all hope for. On prompting me to share it on my Twitter page and my blog. I would not like to congratulate you on making me cry for my dad.
My dad never drove a Hyundai. Thanks to you, neither will I."
Science journalist Ben Goldacre described the advertisement as "almost surreally misguided."
It was not immediately clear how widely the ad, which has the title "Pipe Job," was ever circulated by Hyundai.


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St George Illawarra Dragons v Manly Sea Eagles
Lucky Round 13 kicks off with the Dragons travelling up to Brooky under lights on Friday night. With a 7.30pm kick off, fans and players alike would want to leave home early to avoid the shambles that is Military Rd on a Friday arvo but rest assured - they will delay kick until Ben Hornby and his crew can make it. Well... maybe. The Sea Eagles have been known to do worse to visiting teams and this rivalry is no exception.
After nearly losing at home to the cellar dwellers of the competition, St George Illawarra will need to lift more than a few notches to have any chance in this match. Speaking of cellar dwellers, Manly had their own troubles at Penrith last week. They were beaten well but Brookvale Oval and an angry mob of locals will give them all the energy they need to outlast a disciplined but impotent Dragons attack.
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The paper is the Saturday Globe of Utica, New York and it is dated November 18th 1899!
The central picture is a depiction of Uncle Sam using a telescope to peer into the night sky at a group of "Stars"-- Admiral Dewey is clearly visible!
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A father and son from Carteret County have been arrested for illegal fishing activity in inland waters in Craven County.
A father and son from Carteret County have been arrested for illegal fishing activity in inland waters in Craven County.
Ronald Cahoon, 65, and Joshua Cahoon, 38, both of Beaufort, were arrested by the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission following a Nov. 26 report of illegal gill netting, according to Wildlife Officer Kyle Van Althuis, who led the investigation.
The pair�s boat was seized and the 89 spotted sea trout and the two mullet they caught were given to a community food bank.
Authorities received a late evening report of suspicious activity in the Hancock Creek area east of Havelock, prompting a coordinated response by the Wildlife Resources Commission and the Craven County Sheriff�s Office, with assistance from the N.C. Division of Marine Fisheries.
The pair had 450 yards of fine-mesh gill net stretched across the entire width of Hancock Creek, which is designated as inland waters, according to a news release about the arrests.
The use of gill nets is prohibited in inland waters of Craven County and strictly regulated in coastal fishing waters of North Carolina.
Van Althuis said the men indicated they didn�t realize they were in inland waters. Where they were fishing was several miles from the coastal waters boundary.
They also violated recreational fishing regulations for North Carolina.
The recreational regulations for spotted sea trout include a four-fish daily creel limit per person with a 14-inch minimum size limit.
According to the release, some of the illegally harvested spotted sea trout weighed up to six pounds and the total weight of the fish seized was 178 pounds.
The Cahoons are each charged with taking inland game fish by method other than hook and line; taking nongame fish by method of hook and line in an area with no open season; exceeding the daily creel limit; and obstructing the passage of boats on a public waterway.
They were taken before a magistrate and released under a $500 bond each. Their court date has been scheduled for Jan. 7.
Van Althuis led the investigation and was assisted by fellow wildlife officers Ryan Taylor and Michael Gunn and deputy Carmell Locklear with the Craven County Sheriff�s Office.


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— A Nottingham teenager who allegedly broke into a home and sexually assaulted a 44-year-old woman while she slept in her bed has been indicted by a grand jury, according to prosecutors.
Zachery D. Lajoie, 17, is facing two counts of felony burglary and a pair of misdemeanor sexual assault charges for allegedly breaking into the woman's home on July 31, court records say.
The indictments were returned by a grand jury earlier this month in Rockingham County Superior Court.
Lajoie first entered the apartment around 5:10 a.m. looking for cigarettes when he found the woman asleep in her bedroom, according to court records.
Lajoie then left the apartment to get a bottle of lotion from his home, and returned to the apartment, according to court records.
Lajoie allegedly told police that he returned to the home with the intention of having sex with the woman, according to court records.
The woman woke up and found a naked young man standing over her, police said. Indictments say that Lajoie straddled the woman on the bed and held her down while assaulting her.
Lajoie faces two misdemeanor counts of sexual assault for those offenses. Each count carries up to a one-year jail term and $2,000 fine.
The two burglary charges are felonies, each punishable by up to 3 ½ to 7 years in state prison, according to indictments.
Lajoie was initially charged with a count of aggravated felonious sexual assault when he was arrested back in July.
He was not indicted on that charge, and now only faces misdemeanors. Lajoie will be arraigned on the new charges later this month in Rockingham County Superior Court.


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Boater who died after Lake Winona mishap loved fishing, family members sayBy DAN SEUFERT
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May 07. 2013 8:02PM
CENTER HARBOR – When Spencer Hadlock got in his boat and went fishing on Lake Winona Sunday morning, he was pursuing his favorite hobby on a beautiful day in May, family members said.
A few hours later, he was fatally ill, having all but drowned in the water after accidentally falling overboard. He died Monday of his injuries, authorities said.
"He was doing what he loved to do," said Hadlock's daughter, Lisa Vincent of Campton. "It was a normal boat launch," Vincent said. "We don't know what happened after that."
Hadlock, 67, was operating a 14-foot boat powered by a six-horsepower outboard motor on Sunday around 10:30 a.m. Witnesses told New Hampshire Marine Patrol investigators that he reached back toward the motor from a seated position and fell overboard.
A person on shore, Craig Lutz, saw him fall out of the boat and tread water for a short period of time and then go under, according to New England Cable News.
"He came by a few times and I happened to be looking at him when the rear end of his boat went down or he fell backwards, I don't know. He just went in the water and he was swimming there for a little while," Lutz said.
Lutz threw his phone to a friend and told him to dial 911 while he hopped in his canoe and paddled out to the middle of the lake. By the time he got there, Hadlock had stopped flailing and was floating in the water.
"I basically dragged him to shore and give him CPR for 10 to 15 minutes until the medic came up," Lutz told NECN.
Hadlock was taken to Lakes Region General Hospital and later transferred to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, according to police. Marine Patrol officials said late Monday night that Hadlock had died.
Authorities said Hadlock was not wearing a life preserver when his boat overturned.
They were not sure whether he had a personal flotation device in his boat at the time.
By law, he was not required to be wearing a life jacket, as life jackets are only mandatory for those 12 and under.
He was required to have one in the boat with him.
Had he been wearing a life jacket, he may have survived, said Marine Patrol Sgt. Crystal McLain.
"In general, there's a reason why we say life jackets save lives," McLain said. "The idea is it's better to be wearing when the accident occurs, otherwise people won't have the time or the ability to reach it."
With water temperatures in the 50s, it's especially important early in the season to be wearing them, she said, as a person in the water may get hypothermia within minutes.
"We tell people to come up with a 'float plan' before they go out, tell someone where you are going, and be sure they are prepared. Don't leave these things until the time you have an emergency, because that may be too late."
Hadlock's family was thankful to the unidentified man who tried to save his life. "We really want to thank him for trying," she said.
Hadlock was a retired machinist, Vincent said, whose love of fishing was well known to his friends. He had worked at local manufacturing plants and had many friends, she said.
"My dad was known and loved by a lot of people, and we all miss him very much," she said.


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Battery Booster is a powerful battery boosting tool and power management application specially designed for Android smartphone (with Homescreen Widget Support). Based on system specifications, Battery Booster provides the most accurate information on your battery charge, which includes the real-time battery capacity, temperature, voltage, etc. An auto-updating live chart allows you to visually track your battery usage.
A variety of battery boosting techniques is also embedded in Battery Booster to boost up your battery's running time and maximize battery life. For example, Battery Booster will remember your last battery calibration time, notifies you when a monthly calibration is due; it turns off WiFi and Bluetooth when your Android smartphone is on low battery or when your device is locked (The status of WiFi or Bluetooth will be saved and restored after your device is unlocked). At the same time, its innovative Smart Battery Saver can save extra battery by killing idle processes running in the background (Based on Memory Booster – Android RAM Optimizer).
· Real-time battery status (capacity, temperature, voltage, and charging status, etc) monitor and battery usage tracking
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· Shortcuts to WiFi/Bluetooth/Screen Brightness/Screen Timeout settings
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· Settings to turn off WiFi/Bluetooth when device is locked. (The status of WiFi/Bluetooth will be saved and restored after your device is unlocked.)
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· Settings to enable beep and select beep tone when your battery is low.
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· Fix Optimize freeze issue
· Fix White List crash issue
· Modify UI
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· Optimize UI
· Fix bugs reported
· Other minor enhancements
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· Change the name of Battery Booster
· Fix bugs reported by users
What's New in 6.2:
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· Source code optimization
· Other minor enhancements
What's New in 6.1:
· UI improvement for better interaction
· Solve several crash issues from Google Play
· Source code optimization
· Other minor enhancements
What's New in 5.9:
· Fix issue: mobile data could not be automatically turned on in Smart Mode
· Market error fix
· Other minor enhancements
What's New in 5.7:
· Fix bug "not turning off mobile data" on certain devices
· Widget optimization for quick reaction
· Source code optimization to enhance speed
· Other minor improvements
What's New in 5.6:
· Fix battery level refreshing issue completely
· Add three languages: Arabic (Abu Iyad), Persian (Caspian Translating Group), Hindi (Ritesh Pawar)
· Fix battery graph screen freezing
· Delay audible notifications when device is on a phone call
· Other improvements for better performance
What's New in 5.4:
· Fixed issue "not showing the correct power estimation statistics" on some devices
· Change the default battery temperature unit for non-English users from Fahrenheit to Celsius
· Other minor improvements
What's New in 5.3:
· Fixed crash problem on some devices
· Fixed "battery level inaccurate" issue
· Add Fahrenheit support temperature. Please set from Battery Booster - Settings - Show Temperature in
· Both Battery Level and Battery Temp icon can be added in taskbar. Please set from Battery Booster - Settings - Show Battery Level/Temp Icon
· Fixed "cannot auto start" on some devices
· Other minor improvements
What's New in 5.3:
· Add sound notifications for full/low/overheated battery, please set from Battery Booster - settings - Sound Notifications
· Add different battery icon styles for icons on taskbar, please set from Battery Booster - settings - Battery Icon Style
· Add Fahrenheit support for battery temp graph
· Other minor improvements
What's New in 3.9.1:
· Add Battery Use function to demonstrate battery used by each application
· Improved the issue that battery icon not refreshing on status bar
· Description on exit window optimized
· Widget function improved
· Code optimization for better performance
· Other minor improvements
What's New in 3.9.1:
· Detect if device is on a call before turning on airplane mode
· Detect if wifi/bluetooth is active before turning off wifi/bluetooth
· Add options to terminate battery-draining applications
· 4.0 support (beta)
· Minor bug fix
What's New in 3.5:
· Airpush ads removed
· Add Hungarian language support
· Airplane Mode settings optimization
· Remove product links on exit window (ad-free version)
· Minor bug fix
What's New in 3.3:
· Fix bugs of battery full beep, battery low beep and high temp beep
· Tablet support improvement
· Allow users to select music files from SD Card for battery notifications
· Other minor improvements
What's New in 3.1:
· Turn on/off GPS when device is locked/unlocked
· Save battery power when WiFi/radio signal is weak
· Add Japanese language support
· Battery boosting settings are reorganized for more friendly and convenient use and operation
· Bug fixed: Before auto turning on Airplane Mode, Battery Booster will detect if device is on a call
· GPS on/off is added in Homescreen widget
· Other minor improvements
What's New in 2.9:
· Fixed continuous beep bug on Battery Full (Battery Booster -> Battery Tweak –> Enable Battery Full Beep to manage this function)
· Improved compatibility (Battery Temp and Voltage display) with LG devices
· Notification Icons (Battery Level Icon and Battery Temp Icon) can be managed at Battery Booster Menu -> Settings -> Show Battery Level Icon/Show Battery Temp Icon
· Other minor enhancements
What's New in 2.7:
· Add icon showing battery temperature on notification bar
· Add high battery temperature voice reminder: Battery Booster beeps when battery is overheated
· Add battery fully-charged voice reminder: Battery Booster beeps when battery is fully charged
· Add different style of battery level icons: Metallic Style and Simple Style
· Other minor improvements
What's New in 2.5:
· Improved the battery icon showing battery level on notification bar
· Add options to automatically turn on/off Airplane Mode on device lock/unlock
· Battery Booster will send notification messages for automatically disabling WiFi/Bluetooth on battery low
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According to Jerry MacNeish in is book, The Definitive 1969 Camaro Z/28-SS396 Fact Book, pp.202, the 69 Camaro motor mounts were P/N-3990518. These mounts were used in combination with motor mount frame brackets P/N-3945507 and 3945508, which were redesigned for added strength for the 302 and 350 engines.These frame brackets are on my 69Z but unfortunately, the original motor mounts were replace buy a previous owner during a partial restoration.
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Listed at a bit less than 6-foot-1, Oklahoma's Baker Mayfield could soon become one of the rare quarterbacks shorter than 6-2 to be selected in the first round of the NFL draft. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)
If you follow the NFL draft process at all, you already know that Baker Mayfield's height is one of the bigger knocks against the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback. But how tall of an order will it actually be for him to become an NFL starter?
Pro scouts generally are wary of quarterbacks shorter than 6-foot-2— Mayfield measured in at 6 feet 0.625 inchesat last month's NFL Scouting Combine —yet what Mayfield is hoping to accomplish is not unprecedented. Still, it's extremely rare to see a short quarterback becomethe first-round selection that Mayfield will almost certainly be when the draft kicks off on April 26.
How rare? In the last 30 years, NFL teams selected 69 quarterbacks in the first round. Only four were listed at 6-1 or shorter : UCLA's Cade McNown (6-1, 1999), Virginia Tech's Michael Vick (6-0, 2001), Florida's Rex Grossman (6-1, 2003) and Texas AM's Johnny Manziel (6-0, 2014).
Shorter quarterbacks don't often get much love in the middle or later rounds, either. In the last decade, NFL teams selected 118 quarterbacks overall, only 10 of whom were 6-1 or shorter.
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So the former Oklahoma star is not going to be every pro club's cup of tea, simply because a taller quarterback— perhaps someone like Wyoming's Josh Allen, who measured in at 6-foot-4.875 at the combine — can see downfield more easily.
The rarity of this situation becomes even more glaring when you consider Mayfield's style of play. Unlike former No. 1 overall pick Vick, 5-foot-11 Seattle Seahawks star Russell Wilson or even Manziel— whom some skeptics compare to Mayfield because of their occasionally similar bad behavior — Mayfield is not exactly a weapon as a runner. He's slippery enough when flushed from the pocket, but nobody would confuse him with the aforementioned dual-threat stars.
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Expectations for Yu Darvish were every bit as big as the
contract he signed to move from his native Japan.
He continues to meet and perhaps even exceed them.
Darvish pitched 7 2-3 strong innings and Adrian Beltre had a
two-run homer to help the Texas Rangers beat the Oakland Athletics
4-1 on Wednesday night.
"He was very efficient and made them swing the bat," Texas
manager Ron Washington said. "Broke his cutter out tonight and
moved his fastball around the zone."
Darvish (6-1) gave up one run and four hits while striking out
seven to win his sixth game in seven decisions and give a weary
Rangers bullpen a rest.
After giving up a run in the first, Darvish settled down and
retired 11 of the last 15 batters he faced. He lowered his ERA to
2.60. The Rangers committed more than $107 million to acquire
Mike Adams struck out Johnny Gomes, who represented the tying
run, for the final out in the eighth. Joe Nathan struck out the
side in the ninth his eighth save.
"No matter what the situation, I try to throw as many inning as
I can and go as long as possible," Darvish said through an
interpreter when asked if he was aware the bullpen needed some
downtime after long man Scott Feldman's spot start Monday, middle
man Robbie Ross and a Alexi Ogando's tireless work over the last
"I was able to throw with less effort," Darvish said.
"Getting taken out in the middle of the eighth is something that
I'm not completely satisfied with."
Craig Gentry and Elvis Andrus each had two hits, including
run-scoring singles in a decisive fourth inning.
Gentry beat out an infield single to third to score Nelson
Oakland rookie pitcher Tommy Milone (5-3) gave up four runs in
seven innings, holding the Rangers' offense down until the
"I thought he threw the ball extremely well," Oakland manager
Bob Melvin said. "And really, if we get the ball over to first
base on the Gentry ground ball, it's a 2-1 game.
"I thought, considering it's his first time pitching here to
that lineup, I don't know how he could have done much better."
The Rangers sent nine players to the plate in a four-run fourth
inning that was started by Josh Hamilton's infield single and
Beltre's home run.
Gentry and Andrus added run-scoring hits. Hamilton, who extended
his hitting streak to an AL season-best 16 games, had two hits and
a run scored.
Beltre has tormented Oakland pitching. His homer was his ninth
against the A's in the last two seasons.
Josh Reddick gave Oakland a 1-0 lead with a sacrifice fly in the
first inning. He struck out in his next three at-bats.
"He has been as advertized," Washington said. "He's a
strikeout pitcher, and he's been that."
Notes: Michael Young was out of the Rangers lineup, the third
consecutive day manager Ron Washington gave at least one of the
regulars a break. "One more guy, then I've done everyone." That
would be slugger Josh Hamilton. Washington said before the game he
wasn't sure when Hamilton would get a break, and was waiting to see
what happened in the game. … Milone entered the game allowing a
.175 average to batters leading off an inning, fifth lowest in the
AL. … Ogando has not allowed a run in 15 1-3 consecutive innings.
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Page, PhD
Director of Research, Associate Professor
Department of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
College of Medicine
Drake Center
University of Cincinnati
Selected Faculty Appointments:
2002-present Assistant Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Cincinnati, OH
Selected Awards and Honors:
2003 Fellow, American Heart Association;
2003 Nominated on behalf of University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, Pew Scholar Award Competition;
2002 Early Career Award, American Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance;
2001 Fellow, Research Consortium, American Alliance for Health, Physical Education Recreation, and Dance;
1999 Recipient, Clinically Applied Research Award, American Heart Association Heritage Affiliate, New York, NY;
1998 Outstanding Graduate Student, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN;
1997, 1998 Invited Researcher, Paralympic Training Camps, Muncie, IN;
1997 Psi Chi Psychology Honorary Society, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN;
1996 Invited Researcher, 1996 Paralympic Trials, Atlanta, GA;
1995 Outstanding Graduate Student, Ball State University, Muncie, IN;
Selected Memberships and Appointments in Professional and Scientific Societies:
2004-present Member, Falls Task Force, Hamilton County Board of Health;
2003-present Member, Drake Research Committee;
2002-present Member, Operation Stroke, SW Ohio Chapter of The American Heart Association(Chairperson, Rehabilitation & Recovery Committee, 2003-present);
2000-present Member, Stroke Council, The American Heart Association (Fellow, 2003-present);
1998-present Member, American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine (Program Committee, 2000-present; {Chairperson, October 2003-October, 2004}Membership Committee, 2000-present {Chairperson, 2001-2003}; Publications Committee, 2001-2003; Marketing Committee, 2002-present; Chairperson, Task force to create a American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Fellow designation, 2000-present;)
Selected Publications:
Johnston MV, Wood K, Millis S, Page S, Chen D. Perceived quality of care and outcomes following spinal cord injury: minority status in the context of multiple predictors. J Spinal Cord Medicine; J Spinal Cord Med 2004: 27(3): 241-51.
Overdorf V, Schweighardt R, Page SJ, McGrath R. Mental and physical practice schedules in acquisition and retention of novel timing skills. Percept Motor Skills 2004;99:51-62.
Page SJ. Modified constraint-induced therapy: A practical, effective treatment for hemiparesis. Crit Rev Phys Med Rehabil 2004; 16 (1):31-38.
Martin S B, Lavallee D, Kellmann M, Page S. Attitudes toward sport psychology consulting of adult athletes from the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany. Int J Sport Ex Psychol 2004; 2: 146-60
Page SJ, Sisto SA, Levine P, McGrath R. Efficacy of Modified Constraint-Induced Therapy in Chronic Stroke: A Single Blinded Randomized Controlled Trial. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2004 Jan; 85 (1): 14-18.
Wood SR, Murillo N, Bach-Y-Rita P, Leder RS, Marks JT, Page SJ. Motivating, game-based stroke rehabilitation: a brief report. Top Stroke Rehabil 2003 Summer;10(2):134-40.
Page, S.J. Intensity versus task-specificity following stroke: How important is intensity? Am J Phys Med Rehabil 2003; 82 (9):730-32.
Page SJ, Levine P. Forced use after TBI: Promoting plasticity and function through practice. Brain Inj 2003; 17(8):675-84.
Page SJ, Yablon S. Foreword. Brain Inj. 2003 Aug;17(8):639-41.
Page SJ, Elovic E, Levine P, Sisto SA. Modified constraint-induced therapy and botulinum toxin A: a promising combination. Am J Phys Med Rehabil 2003 Jan;82(1):76-80.
Page SJ, Shawaryn MA, Cernich AN, Linacre JM. Scaling of the revised Oswestry low back pain questionnaire. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2002 Nov;83(11):1579-84.
Page SJ, Sisto SA, Levine P. Modified constraint-induced therapy in chronic stroke. Am J Phys Med Rehabil 2002 Nov;81(11):870-5.
Martin, S.B., Kellman, M., Lavalee, D., Page, S. Development and psychometric evaluation of the Sport Psychology Attitudes – Revised form: A multiple group investigation. Sport Psychol 2002; 16 (3): 272-90.
Page, S.J., Sisto, S., Johnston, M., Levine, P. Modified constraint-induced therapy after subacute stroke: A preliminary study. Neurorehabil Neural Repair 2002; 16 (3): 223-28.
Page, S.J., Sisto, S.A., Johnston, M.V., Levine, P., Hughes, M. Modified constraint induced therapy: A case study. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 2002; 83 (2): 286-90.
Page, S.J., Levine, P., Sisto, S.A., Bond, Q., Johnston, M.V. Patients' and therapists' opinions of constraint-induced therapy. Clin Rehabil 2002; 16 (1): 55-60.
Page, S.J. Mental practice: A promising restorative technique in stroke rehabilitation. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation 2001; 8 (3): 54-63.
Page, S.J., Sisto, S., Johnston, M.V., Levine, P. Hughes, M. Modified constraint induced therapy: A randomized, feasibility and efficacy study. J Rehabil Res Dev 2001; 38 (5): 583-90.
Page, S.J., Levine, P., Sisto, S., Johnston, M. Imagery combined with physical practice for upper limb motor deficit in sub-acute stroke: A case report. Phys Ther 2001; 81(8): 1455-1462.
Page, S.J., Levine, P., Sisto, S., Johnston, M. A randomized, efficacy and feasibility study of imagery in acute stroke. Clin Rehabil 2001; 15 (3): 233-40.


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LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Nebraska's outgoing Speaker of the Legislature Mike Flood is bowing out of the governor's race less than a month after he declared he was running.
Flood said Thursday in a statement posted online that he is withdrawing from the 2014 race to care for his family because his wife was diagnosed with breast cancer this week.
Flood is a respected Republican lawmaker who helped broker compromises on difficult issues while leading the Legislature. But term limits are forcing him to leave office.
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Kings prospect Linden Vey's day seems to be comingBy LISA DILLMAN
Los Angeles Times
September 28. 2013 1:50AM
LOS ANGELES - With one small gesture, Los Angeles Kings defenseman Jake Muzzin may have done the best job of assessing center Linden Vey's hockey-playing qualities.
Location, location, location.
"His skill is right up there with any of these guys," Muzzin said, waving toward a section of the team's dressing room in El Segundo.
Rest assured, Muzzin wasn't directing his arm at the mucker-and-grinder section. It was more like the Justin Williams-Jarret Stoll-Anze Kopitar wing.
The fascination of the latter stages of training camp is the speculation and anxiety amid the final cuts. Rosters are limited to 23 players. On Wednesday, the Kings whittled their number to 29, sending defenseman Derek Forbort and center Nick Shore to their American Hockey League affiliate in Manchester.
This means that Vey and his highly touted linemates, wingers Tanner Pearson and Tyler Toffoli, are still in camp with two preseason games remaining. The trio combined for 69 goals in Manchester last season, and the thought of the line's connecting in the NHL is wildly intriguing.
For now, hold that thought.
The NHL contracts in camp - as well as the salary-cap considerations - suggest the kids will start the season in Manchester, barring a major surprise, and the words "youth movement" aren't traditionally associated with Kings Coach Darryl Sutter.
Also, Kings General Manager Dean Lombardi bristles at the suggestion of hyping the youngsters. He takes almost a fatherly position. In fact, early in Lombardi's tenure, he was protective of former Kings goalie Jonathan Bernier, sending the then-19-year-old back to his junior team early on when the Kings were flailing in 2007.
Although the Kings 2013 have almost nothing in common with the Kings 2007, Lombardi's core beliefs have not changed.
Team executives think Vey will make his NHL debut at some point this season. Toffoli appeared in 10 games with the Kings last season and 12 more in the playoffs, and Pearson made his NHL debut in the second round of the playoffs, playing in one game.
Lombardi, via e-mail, made a baseball comparison earlier in camp when he was talking about the potential upside of Pearson-Vey-Toffoli.
"That whole line is like when (Ron) Cey, (Bill) Russell, (Davey) Lopes and (Steve) Garvey were all in the minors together," Lombardi said of the storied Dodgers infielders.
Said Muzzin: "I remember last year playing with them and sometimes it was, 'Wow.' They just know something that other teams didn't know. Once they got the system down, they had a feel for each other."
Vey, who turned 22 in July, said the hope is that they can make the squad "one by one." Drafted in the fourth round in 2009, he has had plenty of meetings with Lombardi.
"Obviously, there's been some good ones and some bad ones over the last couple of years," Vey said. "I know my first camp I didn't come in the greatest of fitness. He sat me down and said, 'Hey, this is the way things are going to go.'"
Vey turned it around, and a source of recent inspiration has been his 26-year-old brother, Shaun, who once played junior hockey for Tri-Cities in the Western Hockey League. The brothers played one game against each other when Linden, then 16, was just starting to make his name with Medicine Hat.
Now working for an agricultural company in Saskatchewan in Canada, Shaun received a diagnosis of testicular cancer in February but got a clean bill of health in the summer. "We grew up together and I learned a lot from him," Linden said.
Said Shaun by phone: "He's somebody I've leaned on and he's leaned on me. Having him to follow in hockey helped me keep my mind off things. We're four years apart, but we've been best friends for years."
Linden, apparently, is his own toughest critic.
"He's usually pretty honest about how he is playing," Shaun said. "If anything, he's a little bit hard on himself at times. If he tells me he's played OK, I think he played good. If he says he played bad, he probably didn't play as bad as he thinks."


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GRANTS PASS (AP) — The rain and snow falling across Oregon are far from enough to break the drought.
Snowpack levels across most of the state Friday were less than half of normal, and the drought index was still severe to moderate. Dozens of sites in Southern Oregon showed the lowest snowpack since the 1940s, when records were first kept.
"We are looking at a likely scenario of water shortages this summer," said Melissa Webb, a Portland hydrologist with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service. "We are over halfway through the timeframe for winter. It is not reasonable to hope to get back to normal." The National Weather Service predicts storms for the next week or more. But the three-month forecast offers little hope, with an even chance for above-normal, below-normal, and just plain normal precipitation.
Remote-sensing sites managed by the conservation service show things worst in the south, where snowpack amounts in the Rogue-Umpqua, Klamath and Lake County basins are 22 percent of normal.
"We've got a pretty big hole we have to fill here," said Greg Addington, executive director of the Klamath Water Users Association, which represents farmers on a federal irrigation project south of Klamath Falls. "And we definitely need Mother Nature's to help do it."
Mount Ashland Ski Area remained closed with just 6 inches of snow, but is high enough at 6,000 feet to expect to get snow even as the coming storms bring warmer temperatures.
"The latest we've ever opened in our 50-year history is the 17th of February," said General Manager Kim Clark. "That's a record we don't want to break. We feel confident we will get open. But there is a lot of damage done already on the season."
The Willamette Basin from Portland to Eugene is at 32 percent of normal snowpack. The Upper Deschutes-Crooked Basin around Bend is 37 percent. The Hood, Sandy and Lower Deschutes basins were at 69 percent.
Things were best in the northeast around Baker City, Pendleton and Enterprise, where the snowpack was 70 percent to 77 percent.
The storm track wasn't carrying as much rain and snow into Washington, where the snowpack was better but not great. Snowpack levels ranged from 32 percent of normal on the Olympic Peninsula, to 50 percent on the Lower Columbia, 65 percent in southern Puget Sound, to 63 percent on the northern Puget Sound. The Yakima Basin ranged from 57 percent to 62 percent. Spokane was at 78 percent. And the Lower Snake was the highest at 86 percent.
The drought index was at moderate across most of Washington.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reservoirs around the Willamette Basin were low, but not that far off their fill schedules, said Laurie Nicholas, the reservoir regulation team chief. While they were only 13 percent full, overall, they were 2 percent above the curve for filling and flood control.
In the Rogue Basin, Lost Creek Reservoir was 47 percent full, and 12 percent below the fill curve. Applegate Reservoir was empty.
"The Rogue Basin projects are primarily rain-driven," Nicholas said. "So we just need the rain this spring. It does look like a return to more normal winter conditions for the next week."
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