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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Diogo Barros of Warner (Fla.) has been named NAIA Men's Tennis Player of the Week, the national office announced Wednesday. Barros was selected based on his performances from March 18– 24 and was chosen out of a pool of conference/independent/unaffiliated group player of the week selections.
Barros, a senior from Parana, Brazil, was 5-1 last week, including 3-0 in No. 6 singles and 2-1 in No. 3 doubles. Barros helped the Royals to a 3-0 week last week with wins over No. 16 Oklahoma Baptist and No. 21 Coastal Georgia. He was 2-0 against Oklahoma Baptist winning in doubles, 8-4, and singles 6-3, 6-3 on March 19.
The next day against SCAD Savannah (Ga.), Barros continued his winning ways. He was victorious in doubles, 8-6 and singles 6-0, 6-1. Barros capped his week off going 1-1 with a victory in singles, 7-5, 6-4. His lone loss of the week came in doubles as he fell 8-6 to Coastal Georgia.
The next men's tennis Player of the Week will be announced on April 3.
Nominees: Viktor Svoboda, Xavier (La.); Justin Judd, Indiana East; Andrew Barnett, Arizona Christian; Ariez Heshaam, Cumberlands (Ky.); Zac Chambers, Davenport (Mich.); Alberto Tenias, Indiana Tech; Jody Claassen, William Carey (Miss.); Fernando Bogajo, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.); Frankie Fischer, Aquinas (Mich.); Chris Freeman, Embry-Riddle (Fla.); Darnell Sgubin, SCAD Savannah (Ga.); Alejandro Soriano, Campbellsville (Ky.); Sebastian Nava, Cumberland (Tenn.); Torsten Keil-Long, McPherson (Kan.); Jacob Alplund, Northwood (Fla.); Guilherme Arcaro, Mobile (Ala.); Pancho Gallardo, Tennessee Wesleyan; Juan Bravo, St. Thomas (Fla.); Austin Grundy, Morningside (Iowa); Nicolas Pinones-Haltenhoff, Auburn Montgomery (Ala.); Andres Stecher, St. Francis (Ill.); Ryan McCarty, Nebraska Wesleyan; Stefan Kilchhofer, Vanguard (Calif.).
2013 Composite Award Winners
Week 1: Nicolas Pinones-Haltenhoff, Auburn Montgomery (Ala.)
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Floridians don't get the luxury of falling leaves and naked trees during autumn, but those living in the Sarasota area can take advantage of the fall festival season.
The fall festival season is one of the most anticipated times of the year, and the Sarasota-Bradenton area has a trio of events aimed at the musical and artistic set.
Presented by the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art and the Baryshnikov Arts Center, the Ringling International Arts Festival 2012 celebrates its fourth year with a lineup of contemporary dance, musical and theatrical works by headlining acts that hail from diverse destinations that include Europe and South America.
Happening each year in October at the Ringling Center for the Arts in Sarasota, the festival features more than 45 performances, including an opening night concert by New York City's Asphalt Orchestra, a 12-piece marching ensemble that tackles a repertoire ranging from pop-star Björk, jazz legend Charles Mingus and rock icon Frank Zappa to Swedish metal band Meshuggah.
Other festival highlights include "Fräulein Maria," a dance production based on "The Sound of Music," and a concert by Meklit Hadero, an Ethiopian-born singer who has been compared with Norah Jones. For information and tickets, visit ringlingartsfestival.org.
In November, Anna Maria Island's annual ArtsHOP cultural weekend features a Gallery Walk, traditional small maritime craft show, and classical music by the Anna Maria Island Concert Chorus & Orchestra. For details, visit islandartshop.com.
If you want to prolong the festival activites, get in one last hoorah before the new year starts at the Brandenton Blues Festival, held each year in December. The annual festival is held each year in downtown Bradenton and features blues vocalists, guitarists and more. The full festival lineup and other details are available at www.bradentonbluesfestival.org.

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Ronaldo to miss Madrid derby
Aitor Karanka has confirmed that Cristiano Ronaldo is to miss Saturday's Madrid derby, but says the Real Madrid forward should be fit for next Tuesday's Champions League semi-final second leg against Borussia Dortmund at the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu.
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Jose Mourinho's assistant told reporters after training at Madrid's Valdebebas facility on Friday afternoon that Ronaldo had picked up a thigh muscle injury during Madrid's shock 4-1 first leg defeat at Dortmund on Wednesday, and had not trained since.
"Ronaldo has a muscular problem," Karanka said. "He has not trained today or yesterday, so he is not in the squad for this game. We will see how he is in training on Sunday and Monday, but in principle he should be fine for Tuesday."
The Basque coach also said that Marcelo (hamstring) and Alvaro Arbeloa (back) were the only other players out, which means midfielders Luka Modric and Michael Essien should be available for Saturday's game at the Estadio Vicente Calderon.
Mourinho is expected to rotate his side for that game, with Raul Albiol, Ricardo Carvalho and Jose Callejon among those who could come in, and Madrid Castilla youngsters Casemiro, Nacho and Alvaro Morata also options.
Karanka repeated however that Madrid were taking the game against Atletico very seriously.
"Tuesday is another game, but tomorrow's has the maximum importance for us," he said. "They are our rival for second place, from the city, and we will send out a team tomorrow with the idea of winning the game. People with any physical problems or who need a rest, will not play. We will see what the best team is for the game tomorrow."
With Madrid supporters focused on a possible historic remontada against Dortmund, Atletico fans have sensed an opportunity for a first derby win since 1999. Karanka reminded reporters of Diego Simeone's side's excellent home record this season (P14 W12 D1 L1 F40 A8) and said Madrid's players must match their opponents' intensity if they were to win the game.
"We must win, we must be at 100%, the same intensity as them," he said. "They have had a great year at home, almost perfect. We know they want to win, as it has been such a long time for them."
Mourinho and his staff had discussed the mistakes made in Dortmund, and talked about how to improve on that performance in the second leg, but for now Atletico was the focus, Karanka said.
"We have talked about the game of the other day, studies the errors to correct," he said. "Now we are just thinking about tomorrow's game. The best way to prepare for Tuesday is to win against Atletico."
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It's strange how wars are remembered – and forgotten.
On this day, Dec. 7, let's honor Pearl Harbor's fallen and never forget that the awful attack was one of several costly battles that day.
Pearl Harbor deeply shook our country. The strategic loss hit especially hard – four battleships sunk, hundreds of planes and nearly 20 ships damaged or destroyed. But nothing tore at America's heart more than the surprise attack on Americans in uniform – 1,282 American military wounded, 2,402 killed.
Still, there was more shocking news to come for a nation in mourning and under fire. The attack on Pearl Harbor was part of a coordinated plan.
At the same time men were dying on the mighty Arizona, Japan attacked Hong Kong, Malaya, Singapore, the Philippines. Within weeks, more than 220,000 Allied forces were taken prisoner, more than 31,000 wounded, more than 30,000 killed.
Joyce Roberts shakes off Dec. 7, 1941, like a bad dream. Then, sipping tea in her San Clemente home, she remembers every detail.
Roberts was 14 years old and living in Glendale with her mother and two sisters, having just fled Hong Kong.
The daughter of missionaries, Roberts was leaving church when people started asking, "Have you heard? Have you heard?"
Mom switched on the radio. Pearl Harbor was all the news. But Dad, superintendent of the Hunan Bible Institute in China, was scheduled to fly out of Hong Kong that very day.
Where was her father? Was he alive?
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To understand the sweep of the attacks on that day of infamy, it helps to go back further – a decade or so.
Sponsored by Biola University, Dad's 10-acre Bible Institute was in Changsha, the capital city of Hunan, a province in south-central China. Like other American missionary children in China, Roberts and her twin sister spoke Chinese before they spoke English.
These were years when China was opening up after being relatively closed for centuries. Refugees from Korea, Russia, Germany formed ethnic enclaves in Shanghai. And Changsha, an interior port off a branch of the Mississippi-like Yangtze River, was like a miniature Shanghai.
But Changsha's location coupled with a railroad also meant it was a strategic military site. One day, Roberts looked up and saw a plane with a big red dot on it. Cute, she thought.
Dozens of planes followed. Bombs dropped. The air raid siren failed. People panicked.
The Roberts family dove into trenches dug in a nearby cemetery.
Roberts, who taught nursing in India for 25 years before teaching at Saddleback College, calls that late summer day in 1937, "The beginning of the end."
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Japan's invasion of China tore apart the country, left cities and villages in ruins, shredded families. During the first of three battles for Changsha, it's reported Japan's forces violated Geneva Protocol and used poison gas.
But with supply lines cut, Japan's forces retreated. And Roberts' father, Charles, now superintendent, continued his work at the Hunan Bible Institute.
Still, Roberts' parents realized it was time for their children to leave. By freighter and train, Roberts' 13-year-old brother was sent – alone – to boarding school in the United States.
Roberts, her twin and another sister were sent to Hong Kong. There, the girls lived with a Canadian woman on the Hong Kong peninsula of Kowloon and attended what was called Central British School, a school I attended in the mid-1960s when it was called King George the Fifth.
Yes, small world.
By the summer of 1941 things looked grim for the British colony. Roberts, then 14 years old, recalls Japanese troops swarming along Hong Kong's border. Winston Churchill flipped-flopped on what to do, first deciding against reinforcing the garrison then agreeing to send 2,000 Canadian troops.
Roberts remembers, "We had just left China to get away from the Japanese and here they were."
The Crown announced some 20,000 women and children – non-Chinese – should be evacuated. Roberts' mother arrived by train. She shepherded her daughters aboard a steamer. Men slept outside on deck. Roberts, her sisters and mother squeezed into the ship's library.
When the ship made a routine stop in Kobe, Japan, no one was allowed off, no reason given.
Few knew that Japan was preparing for its series of simultaneous attacks. Already, forces were amassing near Malaya and off the coast of the Philippines.
• • •
Less than eight hours after the attack on Pearl Harbor, 52,000 Japanese swept into Hong Kong.
The battle ended Christmas Day. Outnumbered four-to-one, more than 2,000 British troops died.
When Roberts' mother heard Hong Kong was under attack, she couldn't bear to talk about the war, not knowing if her husband was alive.
Finally, word arrived. Stuck in Changsha waiting for a visa, he never made it to Hong Kong.
"That saved his neck," Roberts says, quietly adding, "If he had gotten that visa … well, fortunately he didn't."
Still, the superintendent refused to abandon his mission. He even secretly flew at night behind Japanese lines to pick up bales of cotton for Chinese uniforms.
But after several months, he realized what he was doing wasn't why he came to China. Now, his problem was escaping.
• • •
In Singapore and Malaya, Britain was prepared for a sea attack. Using bicycles and light vehicles, Japan attacked from the jungle.
Within two months, Japan took both Malaya and Singapore. The British-led numbers: 130,000 prisoners of war, more than 7,000 believed dead.
The Philippines fell after five months. Some 25,000 Americans and Filipinos had been killed, 100,000 taken prisoner.
It took Roberts' father nearly two years to make his way to the U.S., hitching a plane to Calcutta, catching a ship that took him around India, Africa, South America.
After World War II, Roberts' father returned to the Hunan Bible Institute. Civil war raged; Communists were winning. Roberts says of Dad's mission, "It was not to be."
In 1987, Roberts returned to China to visit her childhood home. Guards wouldn't let her past the gates. A decade later when China resumed control of the colony, Roberts visited Hong Kong to see the last British flag fly.
A thousand feet from where I boarded Hong Kong's Star Ferry to go to school, there remains a 35-foot tall monument to the British forces who fell in World War I and World War II.
In Chinese characters, the inscription reads, "May their martyred souls be immortal, and their noble spirits endure."
On the USS Arizona memorial in Pearl Harbor, the inscription reads, "To the memory of the gallant men here entombed and their shipmates who gave their lives in action."
Different languages, different nationalities, one goal: Freedom.
David Whiting was born in Hong Kong and partly grew up there; firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Pharrell's 'Come Get it Bae' music video starts off with a bold statement: "Beauty Has No Expiration Date." And then it continues with an even bolder special guest: Miley Cyrus!
Throughout the vid, women of all races, shapes and sizes dance to the endlessly catchy tune in front of a mirror as Pharrell films them. Not only do the ladies rock some seriously cute outfits — and they also sport the best accessory of all: some serious confidence.
And halfway through the video, Miley Cyrus appears to strut her stuff in all of her colorful glory, bust out some hilarious dance moves with Pharrell, goof around and belt out part of the hook on the track. Just all in a day's work.
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10 Things To Do In Shakespeare's London
London is the world's top tourist destination, and so it should be. There are far more beautiful great cities, regarding their natural settings – Cape Town, Sydney, Rio – and more beautiful cities architecturally – Venice, Amsterdam – but there is no place as historically and culturally exciting as London.
When I recently saw a tourist list of the top ten things to do in London I thought it would be fun to compile a list of the top ten things to do in Shakespeare's London, as though I were a travel agent in the Elizabethan era. And here it is:
1. You could spend whole days just walking through the narrow thoroughfares or strolling along the banks of the Thames, the great river that rises in the Cotswolds and snakes its way more than two hundred miles to London, and through the city, to the sea. You will encounter all kinds of domestic, farm or stray animals – cats, dogs, ducks, pigs, rats, goats, cows – and a jumbled mass of humanity. You will come across jugglers, sailors, blacksmiths, prostitutes, chimney sweeps, magicians, artisans of all types, milkmaids, merchants, minstrels, pickpockets and muggers. You will see perfumed and bejewelled ladies and gentlemen. You may even see the Queen herself, heading a convoy of carriages. You may have to step around horse dung and rotting corpses, avoiding the wagons that are loading them up. Whatever your emotions, you will have a most stimulating time.
2. Make sure you don't miss a walk across London Bridge, constructed between 1176 and 1209. It's the only bridge that connects northern and southern sides of Elizabethan London, although boats are available to ferry travellers across the river. Shops on which houses are built line both sides of the bridge. Above the traffic lane in the middle are passageways (resembling overpasses above modern streets) connecting buildings on one side of the bridge with those on the other. You will be able to buy a range of things while viewing the impaled heads of traitors as a reminder that you should be careful not to become involved in politics.
3. Hire a ferryman to take you on a trip down the Thames and that's well worth the time spent on it. The river is a vital artery in the life of London, crowded with rowing boats, barges, and commercial sailing ships. Human excrement and rotting food will wash past you, stimulating your olfactory nerves, as people empty their chamber pots from their windows and recent rain washes the waste into the river from dung piles, ditches, cesspits and streams.
4. A visit to Southwark is essential. It's wild and vital –a place for drunks, prostitutes, con men, gamblers, and thieves. There are scores of inns and taverns for you to choose from, where you could drink gin and ale (cheaper than drinkable water) to your heart's content, then join the drunks staggering around the streets. You would also have a choice of the popular blood sports that abound. And, of course, the theatres are there too.
5. Then, as now, London was the world's best shopping venue. Do not miss the Royal Exchange on Threadneedle Street, the world's first shopping mall, uncannily similar to the modern mall. It is a huge arcaded building with banking facilities and accommodation for more than two hundred shops and thousands of businessmen. The building surrounds a courtyard where four thousand bankers and tradesmen conduct their business. Elsewhere in London there are no zoning regulations so you will find shops alongside inns, homes, churches, workshops, stables, and markets. You will find anything your heart desires – wigs, jewellery, perfume, hats, shoes, breeches, shirts, ruffles, feathers, silks, drugs, wine, spices, paper, ink, candles, toys, and anything else you could think of.
6. Something universally loved, including by the Queen herself, is bearbaiting, a sport in which a tethered bear is taunted to the cheers of spectators. You will find those performances in Southwark. You can also see dogfights and cockfights there. Get there early if you want a good view. And watch out for pickpockets.
7. If you happen to be in London on Michaelmas Day, September 29th, you will be able to see the Lord Mayor's Parade – the street parade that follows the election of the Lord Mayor of London. Passing you will be the whole range of tradesmen in their liveries – cloth workers, drapers, fish merchants, haberdashers, goldsmiths, ironmongers, grocers, mercers, skinners, salters, vintners, and all the rest. London's sheriffs and constables will also be parading in all their finery.
8. Although White Hall Palace, the main residence of the Queen, is not open to the public you should take a look at it. You will not see the private facilities introduced by the Queen's father, Henry VIII – the bowling green, indoor tennis court, cock fighting pit, and jousting tiltyard – but you will be able to gaze on the largest palace in Europe, with over 1,500 rooms, larger than the Vatican and the Palace of Versailles.
9. If you are interested in watching a public execution you have a choice. You could go to Tower Hill on the offchance: that's where the upper class condemned are beheaded. It would be better to ask around because it doesn't happen every day. If you went to Tyburn or Smithfield you would be sure to see some executions of ordinary traitors and common criminals. You may get tired of seeing people hanged, one after the other, but if you're lucky you may see someone being drawn along the ground to the execution spot, hanged until barely conscious then cut into four pieces while he is watching it happen to him. It's a specialised taste but very popular.
10. Pride of place goes to the most well attended event: a visit to the theatre! You would have to cross London Bridge to Southwark, where the theatres are situated. There are more than twenty to choose from, including the Newington Butts Playhouse, the Rose, and the Swan. Take a look at the Globe, where you may see a play by the famous Master Shakespeare, the most popular playwright. If you are very lucky you may actually see Master Shakespeare in a minor role.
That's it. Enjoy your visit to Shakespeare's London!


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Diabetes Self-Management Program - Clarity Healthcare May 2019 (Session 5 of 6)
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This course is designed to help people who have diabetes or individuals who care for someone who has diabetes to become better self-managers of their condition. This program will consist of six sessions each lasting 2 to 2 1/2 hours. Participants will learn to plan healthful meals with balanced carbohydrates, learn more about the benefits of physical activity, discuss blood sugar highs and lows, and how to communicate more effectively with health professionals. Participants will receive a free book. The program will be held at Clarity Healthcare, 141 Communications Drive, Hannibal, MO 63401.
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T-shirt Mini Card Set
Learn how to make these card using these free instructions. Handmade cards for dad are the perfect way to show you care, and with these card-making steps, creating this design is easy.
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (white) Papertrey Ink Clear stamps: (assorted from Masculine Graphic Tee set) My Favorite Things; (assorted from Boy Basics: Rock On set; skateboard décor from Boy Basics: Skater Dude set; game controller from Boy Basics: Game On set; soccer ball from Have a Ball set; dad from My Hero, My Dad set) Papertrey Ink Dye ink: (Going Gray, Real Red, Kiwi Kiss) Stampin' Up!; (Pool, Butter Bar) Hero Arts; (Jet Black) Ranger Industries Die: (shirt) My Favorite Things Finished size: each 3 1/2" x 3 1/4"
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Pioneer Sholes School
This school was moved to LeRoy Oakes Forest Preserve, and is an authentically restored and furnished one room country
school, used regularly as a classroom by students and teachers who want to relive a school day as it was 100 years ago.
Curriculum materials are available upon request. A collection of 19th and early 20th century school texts, early
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June 15 – October 15: Sundays: 1-4 p.m.
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Report at the time and place indicated on your summons unless you are notified by the court not to appear. The night before you are scheduled to report, call the number on your summons to be certain that you still must appear.
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In the courtroom, the Judge will tell you about the case and introduce you to the lawyers and others involved in the case. You also will take an oath promising to answer all questions truthfully.
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After you are sworn in, you and other potential members of the jury will go through a process known as "voir dire," or jury selection. During jury selection, the judge and lawyers question you and other members of the panel to find out whether any of you have any knowledge of the case, a personal interest in the outcome, or any interest in the case that might make it hard to be impartial.
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The Nihonmachi Street Fair is proud to present the 2nd "Aloha by the Bay" music series featuring Nathan Aweau & Kapena!
Nathan Aweau, two-time Grammy nominee, Fourteen time Na Hoku Hanohano Award recipient including three time Male Vocalist of the Year — Video of the Year ("Hawaiian Legends"), Island Album of the Year ("'Io"), and Song of the Year ("Uhiwai").
Kapena, one of Hawaii's premier island band has 20 Hawaiian Music CD's to their credit. The Hoku award winning group has been through some changes, but its founding member, Kelly Boy De Lima is still the band leader and performs now with his three children: Kapena, Kalena, and Lilo.
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High School: A 2010 graduate of Davidson Academy … two-time team captain … two-time all-state and all-region pick … played in the East-West Tennessee All-Star game … finalist for Mr. Football in Tennessee … Mu Alpha Theta honor society … senior class vice-president … Physics Award … Calculus Award.
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As we prepare for Liam Neeson's latest action film Non-Stop, a movie in which an entire plane full of people learn it's not a good idea to mess with Liam Neeson, it seems like an opportune time to inventory the many reasons why this is a guy you're better off leaving alone. Just in case you were thinking about maybe lifting his wallet or something.
Even His Superhero Is Lethal
After Evil Dead II and before Spider-Man, Sam Raimi made an R-rated superhero movie called Darkman. For those who have yet to see it, Darkman is not a nice superhero. He has severe rage issues and unlike wimps like Batman, does not hesitate to kill his enemies. A lot. To help make sure everyone knows this character's severity, Sam Raimi wisely cast Liam Neeson in the role. Because Liam Neeson does not play around.
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His Rob Roy Meant Business
Braveheart (well, William Wallace, but I like just calling him Braveheart) was already the Scottish Braveheart, but Rob Roy is kind of the other Scottish Braveheart. Or maybe Braveheart is the other Scottish Rob Roy. In any case, Rob Roy finds Liam Neeson squaring off against a brutal and cruel Tim Roth. Not that Tim Roth supplies the most physical adversary, but power is on his side, while Rob Roy gets by on little more than the tenacity of being Liam Neeson. Guess who wins.
He Stood Up Against Bill "The Butcher" Cutting
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He Survived the Prequels with Most of His Dignity Intact
It's not easy to make it through the Star Wars prequels with your head held high. Liam Neeson managed to pull it off, partly because he was only in one film, partly because his Qui-Gon Jinn is one of the cooler-looking Jedi in the series, and partly because we were mostly distracted by Jar Jar Binks.
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Liam Neeson's Taken character has a very particular problem. His daughter (and estranged wife) keeps getting taken by bad guys. But that's okay. He also has a very particular set of skills, most of which involve tracking down bad guys who take people. So you can take his daughter all you want. He doesn't mind. It gives him an excuse to travel.
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Most actors consider themselves lucky if they get to play one god in their career. Liam Neeson has played a couple. In the Chronicles of Narnia films his voice gives regal dignity to Aslan the lion. But that's nothing. He got to be Zeus in both Clash and Wrath of the Titans. You seriously don't want to mess with a guy with manly gusto enough to say "Release the Kraken" and not sound silly.
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The Grey is a movie about a lot of things: masculinity, fear, the thrill of battle. But at its core, it's a movie about a bunch of scary wolves trying to hunt down and eat Liam Neeson. One by one, his companions fall, but Neeson keeps moving. When the time comes for a final showdown between Liam Neeson and the almost supernaturally large alpha wolf, he binds broken bottles to his knuckles and gets to business.
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Andrew Hatch and the UC San Diego men's basketball team continues to improve each time out. The 2005 CCAA Freshman of the Year leads the team in rebounding and is second on the team in assists. The Chino Hills native will run the point in UCSD's match-up against Point Loma on Dec. 13. The Tritons will then play three games in
Q: What do you think of UCSD's season so far?
HATCH: Defensively, we have done a great job, holding opponents to under 60 points. Offensively we have been struggling a bit. Overall, I think we have played well, but we need to finish games.
Q: What does the team need to do to win these close games?
HATCH: Our intensity needs to be there at the end and definitely rebounding. The last two games came down to the last play and we did not execute, did not grab the last rebound or make the final stand or basket.
Q: Leading the team in rebounding as a point guard... does that surprise you?
HATCH: Being a point guard, my job is not necessarily boxing-out, it is more of going in and getting the loose ball. If everyone else boxes out, then I feel I should be the leading rebounder. The point guard should be the quickest guy on the court, so I feel I should be leading the team in rebounding.
Q: How was it playing in front of the large crowds at Gonzaga,
HATCH: It was great. Those large crowds prepared us so that when we go on the road in conference, we will be in a situation that we have experienced before.
Q: Do you see the UCSD basketball program taking steps toward becoming a national power?
HATCH: Definitely. I think we showed that in the first 15 minutes when we played Gonzaga, we surprised them. Even coming back after halftime, the fans gave us some applause because they did not think we could keep up with them. The fans were chanting "
But yes, I see our program improving and we need to keep taking those steps and recruit the best players for our program.
Q: Is the
HATCH: When you go to
Q: How did your finals go?
HATCH: I think finals were excellent. This is the best feeling I've had after a final. I had two yesterday and studied a lot for them. I think I did pretty well.
Q: What is a Coach Carr practice like?
HATCH: The practice starts with defensive drills, breakdown drills, shooting, guards on one side, big men on the other side. Defensive drills again, go through the plays for about another thirty minutes, and then you end with everyone on the line running.
Q: So the emphasis in training is primarily upon by defense?
HATCH: Yes. We've always been more focused on defense, but even more so this year, because we're a lot bigger this year and we realize we can stop people on defense.
Q: Have you found it difficult to balance grades, basketball, and the social life a UCSD student so desires?
HATCH: Not really, considering this is how it was in high school. You just have to come in with the mentality of school first, basketball second. During the season you don't really have much of a social atmosphere anyway. It's pretty easy. Just must find the time to study when you can. Do the best you can.
Q: What is your greatest strength on the basketball court?
HATCH: I think my leadership qualities. Bringing down the ball and telling people where to go. As a point guard you've got to know everyone's position on the court, so even if I never play the five [center position], which I never will, I have to know where everyone will be.
Q: Which area needs the most improvement?
HATCH: I think my offensive intensity. Sometimes I get into the leadership qualities of and telling everyone else what they need to do, but I forget what I need to do myself and when I can take it to the basket and get points easily. I tend not to do that, but I'm focusing on that more this year.
Q: You were a team captain last year. Was there a specific moment you remember stepping up to become a leader? How were you able to assert yourself as a freshman?
HATCH: I think that moment came during the fifth game against Chapman. I remember Coach [Bill Carr, UCSD men's basketball head coach] saying, 'Andrew, just go to the basket. Forget the plays, just go to the basket.' I just told everyone, spread out, I'm going to the basket, nobody is going to stop me here. I think that is when I really became the captain of the team. This year, we really haven't established who is captain, but it's just going to be who can step up in the game and show they have the leadership qualities.
Q: Does the fact that the current team contains seven freshmen and only one senior have you worry about experience and maturity?
HATCH: Not necessarily. Last year, we had older guys, but we still lacked chemistry and leadership abilities. This year we all get along a lot better. Plus, we have people like Robby [Peters, UCSD guard] who has been playing for three years. This is my second year now. It seems like we all just know what we need to do to win and we just go out there and do it.
Q: Will the youth of the team now help in years to come as you grow together and continue adding pieces to the puzzle?
HATCH: Definitely. I think what Coach was trying to do by recruiting so many people was preparing for the future. He's not forgetting about right now, he's establishing a team. I think we're going to surprise a lot of people.
Q: Which newcomer will have the biggest impact this year?
HATCH: Tough question. We have two newcomers, actually we have a lot of newcomers, but there's two specifically. There's a freshman named Darryl [Lawlor, UCSD forward] and he has just been turning it on big time during practice. He was a little nervous his first game against UC Santa Barbara, but he played well. We also have Henry [Patterson, UCSD forward], and he is like a monster. 6'5, 220, great athlete, and he is really going to help us a lot once we hit league. Both of those guys are going to be great this year, because now we have that size, we have that strength to bump people around inside and get rebounds, and I think that's something that we lacked last year.
Q: What was the deciding factor in you coming to UC
HATCH: Close to home. My parents can make it to all the games. I really didn't want to play on the East Coast; it's too far from home.
Q: During high school, you competed on AAU teams with UCLA's Jordan Farmar and the
HATCH: It definitely got me used to playing at a high speed. When we play Division I opponents I don't get that nervous, because I've seen that level of competition before. It's all about confidence once you get out there. I've also played with Arron Affalo (UCLA) and Kenny Brown (Stanford).
Q: When did you first become involved in basketball? What drew you to the sport?
HATCH: My dad played basketball in high school and college, so right around the age of seven or eight when I was taller than all the other kids, he told me I was going to play basketball. Unfortunately, that height advantage didn't continue. I didn't like soccer, the shorts were too small. Football, I didn't like getting hit. Basketball felt like the only thing for me.
Q: What is your greatest basketball memory?
HATCH: Hitting a shot to beat undefeated
Q: Who was your favorite basketball player when growing up?
HATCH: I was always a Laker fan, so I'm going to have to say [long pause] I remember [former Laker small forward] Cedric Ceballos. That was the team. I'm a
Q: What do you plan to use your political science major for?
HATCH: I plan on going to law school after, becoming a lawyer. I want to go to
Q: Any pre-game rituals or superstitions?
HATCH: I always listen to Lauren Hill before a game, the whole CD – Unplugged – it calms me down before a game. Some people listen to rap, but I can't do it. I need to get calmed down.
Q: Do you have an individual goal for the season?
HATCH: Definitely increase my assist to turnover ratios. Win games, not necessarily individual awards, but just improve as a team.
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When describing what he believed to be the unrealistic alimony demands of a recently-divorced woman who had grown "accustomed" to a certain lifestyle, comedian Chris Rock said, "You go to a restaurant, you're accustomed to eating. When you leave, you're not eating anymore. They don't owe you a steak."
Fast forward to present day, and Rock may as well have been talking about the expiration of the payroll tax cut.
As a reminder, while the fiscal cliff deal extended the income tax rates for 99% of Americans, one expiring provision that was not given new life by the 11th hour negotiations was the 2% reduction to an employee's share of Social Security payroll taxes. For 2011 and 2012, employees paid only 4.2% of their wages towards Social Security. Beginning January 1, 2013, that burden has reverted back to 6.2%. As a result, if you earn a salary, you may have noticed that your first paycheck in 2013 was 2% lighter than your last check in 2012, assuming equal pay.
And that has some people awfully mad. Earlier today, a friend of mine sent me a link to the following editorial posted on investors.com, which took aim squarely at the now-expired payroll tax cut. It starts like so:
Dyed-blue-in-the-wool supporters of President Obama are blue as can be after opening their paychecks and discovering that "ordinary folks," as the president likes to call them, got slapped with a sizeable tax hike on New Year's Day.
There's just one problem with this sentence: The expiration of the payroll tax reduction is not a "tax hike."
When originally enacted in December 2010, the 2% reduction was originally scheduled to last only one year, its finite nature evidenced by its description in the statute as a "payroll tax holiday."
The point of the provision, as you might imagine, was to help lower and middle-class taxpayers weather the recession by putting more after-tax cash in their pockets. Specifically, the payroll tax cut replaced and expanded upon the "Making Work Pay Credit," which during 2009 and 2010 saved individuals earning less than $75,000 up to $400 and married couples earning less than $150,000 up to $800. Because the 2% payroll tax cut reduction applied to the first $106,800 of a taxpayer's wages, the new law could save an indivdual as much as $2,136, or twice that for married couples.
As 2011 drew to a close and the sun was due to set on the payroll tax cut, Congress did what it does best, agreeing to a last-minute, ill-conceived two-month extension that was not offset with any increased revenue or spending cuts. In February, they did it again, this time extending the 2% reduction through the end of 2012.
Throughout this time, Americans got accustomed to their fatter paychecks. But if they'd been paying attention, they would have noticed that the end was near.
Leading up to the Presidential election, neither Barack Obama nor Mitt Romney promised to further extend the payroll tax cut. In fact, if one were to dig deep into each man's tax proposals, one would see that both Obama and Romney intended to allow the tax cut to expire. And effective January 1, 2013, it did.
So as Chris Rock would explain, for two years the government was feeding us extra money in our paychecks. But just because we grew accustomed to it doesn't mean the government continues to owe it to us.
Continuing on, the investor.com editorial goes on to add this little nugget:
What does it say to these Obama supporters that the first thing the president does after being elected is raise the payroll tax for "ordinary folks" from 4.2% to 6.2%?
If these Obama supporters are rational, hopefully the expiration of the payroll tax cut says to them, "Perhaps you'll be able to collect pension checks when you retire."
Remember, our payroll taxes don't go towards the President's cigar-and-booze budget; rather, they are earmarked for Social Security, which as you may have heard, is in danger of going bankrupt in the coming decades. Continue the payroll tax cut, and you only increase the burden on our already strained trust fund balance.
It's foolish to ignore the fact that the payroll tax reduction came with a sizeable price, costing the government nearly $240 billion in tax revenue over the two-year period. And since Congress did nothing to pay for these cuts, the bill simply got added to the country's tab, further driving up the already bloated deficit. I would think that this would be a trend that neither political party would favor continuing.
The investor.com piece then closes with this:
Then he — or rather the White House auto-pen, since the president took Air Force One back to Hawaii to finish his $7 million-in-taxpayer-cost vacation — signs a deal slapping a middle-class family something close to just that "hit" in new taxes.
Now this…this is just annoying, because the payroll tax debate was not a partisan one. Neither party intended to continue it, and if you want to start pointing fingers, it was the conservative corner of the Republican Party who fought like hell to prevent it from being extended back in February 2012.
The moral of the story is this: I have no idea if the payroll tax cut should or shouldn't have been further extended beyond 2012. That's a matter of policy on which I am not fit to opine. Logic tells me, however, that it's rather silly to react to the expiration of a temporary tax cut by calling it a "tax increase" and blaming the very person who enacted the cut in the first place.


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Jason Pollak recently completed his fifth season with the Sacramento State coaching staff and his third as the team's primary receivers coach in 2017.
Pollak had an explosive group of receivers that featured a pair of all-Big Sky selections in 2017. Andre Lindsey was named to the second team after leading the FCS with 30.2 yards per catch. Lindsey had a team-high 756 yards and just 25 receptions and scored seven touchdowns. He was followed in the national charts by Jaelin Ratliff who also hauled in 25 passes and finished the season with 663 yards and four scores. Senior Isiah Hennie capped his career by pacing the Hornets with 40 receptions for 40 yards and four touchdowns. Hennie was named honorable mention all-Big Sky for the second consecutive year. Seven different wide receivers caught passes during the season and five had at least one touchdown.
In 2016, Hennie earned honorable mention all-Big Sky honors after leading the team with 49 receptions for 594 yards and five touchdowns. He caught at least one pass in 10 of the team's 11 games and had four or more receptions in eight contests. Ratliff and freshman Johnnie Rucker ranked second and third among Hornet receivers with 26 and 20 recepionts, respectively. Ratliff tied Hennie for the team lead with five touchdowns while Rucker added two scores.
In 2015, Shane Harrison was named honorable mention all-Big Sky after catching 71 passes for 907 yards and eighth touchdowns. His receptions were the fifth most in school single-season history while his touchdown total tied him for the ninth most by a Hornet. Harrison was nearly unstoppable over the final four games of the season. During that stretch, he caught 40 passes for 538 yards and hauled in all eight of his touchdown receptions. He had at least eight receptions in each of those games and had four 100-yard performances during the season.
Three other Hornets caught at least 25 passes during the seaosn and 10 players in all caught a touchdown pass.
The 2014 season was a record-breaking campaign for the Hornet receivers. Senior DeAndre Carter earned All-America honors and was a unanimous first team all-Big Sky selection and junior Nnamdi Agude was named to the all-Big Sky second team. Together the duo was only pair of FCS teammates to each surpass 1,000 receiving yards during the regular season.
Carter led the Football Championship Subdivision and the Big Sky with 1,321 receiving yards and 17 receiving touchdowns. His 99 receptions were also the most in the FCS and ranked second in league history. He was a model of consistency throughout the season, amassing at least 100-yards in six games and averaging 10.1 receptions and 139.2 yards in the eight league games. Carter earned national player of the week honors during the season after setting the school record with 16 receptions for 237 receiving yards and four touchdowns against Southern Utah. He left Sacramento State as the career leader with 35 receiving touchdowns and also ranked third in career receptions (207) and third in career yards (2,760). Following the season, Carter signed a free agent contract with the Baltimore Ravens.
Agude enjoyed his best season as a Hornet, catching 70 passes for 1,156 yards and 10 touchdowns. His 10 TDs were the third most in the Big Sky and ranked 10th in the FCS. He had five 100-yard games during the season, including four of the first six contests. Agude also led the team with an average of 16.5 yards per reception. He combined with Carter to form the only tandem of 1,000 yard receivers in the FCS.
During his first season with the Hornets (2013), Pollak coached three receivers who earned all-Big Sky honors. Carter was a first team selection after catching 64 passes for a team-leading 934 yards and 14 touchdowns. His touchdown total tied the school single-season record which dated back to 1969. Carter also set the school single-game record with five TD catches against Southern Oregon.
Senior Morris Norrise was named third team after leading the team with 81 grabs for 870 yards and four touchdowns. Sophomore Shane Harrison was an honorable mention choice after hauling in 49 passes for 594 yards and a TD.
Pollak's first coaching job came at San Jose State in 2010 where he was a student assistant working the linebackers. He remained on staff as a graduate assistant in 2011 and 2012 coaching the team's receivers. During his final year, SJSU went 11-2 and won the Military Bowl.
Pollak has also had coaching stints at Del Mar High School and Oak Grove High School.
He earned his bachelor's degree in kinesiology from San Jose State in 2010. He and his wife, Julie, were married in 2012. The couple welcomed their son, Julian, in 2016.
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The Chronicle reported in 2006 that it was California's second largest parade, after the Rose Bowl Parade. It's size is indicative of San Francisco's prominence in the nationwide LGBT Pride movement in the United States, but people here will tell you that they can have Pride, and maybe even a parade, or at least a party, any day of the year here in San Francisco. Since the first parade, and to some degree, even before that, there has been a strong, proud, political, and vocal community in San Francisco supporting diversity and civil rights for all of its citizens, crossing all ethnic, racial, and economic lines as well. San Francisco welcomes almost anyone, the one exception being someone who is closed-minded and intolerant of the residents or visitors who might want to participate in all that our city has to offer.
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Electrician – Responsive Repairs MEAR73072
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Electrician – Responsive Repairs MEAR73072
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They are now seeking to appoint an Electrician to join them in their Responsive Repairs team in Brighton.
This role comes with a company vehicle, fuel card and van stock. Testing equipment is provided and calibrated by our client, but day to day tools must be provided by the candidate.
Within this role, you will install, service and maintain electrical systems and appliances in domestic properties to a high-quality standard in accordance with the current Edition of The IET Wiring Regulations.
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Game #5: Pirates at Jays postgame
Blue Jays tie! Blue Jays tie! Blue Jays tie! Ah, the sweet sound of the P.A. blaring from the speakers at a Spring Training game, telling the crowd that the game will end in a tie. Only in March. Toronto and Pittsburgh played to an 8-8, 10-inning deadlock on Monday afternoon.
No wins or losses, but Toronto center fielder Vernon Wells did smack his first homer of the spring and Jays starter Josh Towers looked solid in his spring debut as well. Towers went two innings, giving up one run on one hit with two strikeouts. The one hit? A solo homer by Pirates 1B Brad Eldred.
"We had an idea of what we wanted to do and I kind of got ahead of myself a little bit," said Towers, referring to the errant pitch to Eldred. "My left shoulder opened up, my right hand stayed behind, and it just went right down the middle."
Other than that, though, Towers looked like a pitcher in control — much different that the guy who "was pitching scared" last season with Toronto. Against Pitt, Towers threw 27 pitches, including 19 strikes. Three of his outs came via grounders.
Last season, when Towers went 1-9 with a 9.11 ERA in his 12 starts, he said he was overthinking all the time. He was worrying too much on his mechanics and his mind raced at an increasingly rapid rate before every pitch as the losses began to pile up. Also, Towers said that he was trying to impress the new players on Toronto's roster at the time.
"Looking back on it a little bit, I wanted to impress the new guys. I wanted to impress Troy [Glaus] and Lyle [Overbay]. I wanted to throw with Bengie [Molina]," Towers said. "Maybe [my contract] was in the back of my mind, but I didn't think that. I wanted to look good for those guys I had played against — that's so stupid."
LEAGUE UPDATE: Brandon League threw fastballs off a mound for about five minutes at Knology Park on Monday. It was the right-hander's first time on a mound in 10 days, and he said afterwards that the right lat injury that's sidelined him so far this spring wasn't an issue. In fact, League said he has no doubts that he can be ready by Opening Day.
League — the leading candidate for Toronto's setup man role — will play catch again on Tuesday and said he'd back on a mound in a couple days. League estimated that he'd throw two or three more bullpen sessions before throwing to hitters.
ON DECK: Roy Halladay will head to Lakeland, Fla., to start against the Tigers in a 1:05 p.m. ET tilt at Joker Marchant Stadium. Until then, stay tuned for more…


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Read the original story here on BikePortland.org.
Portland State University is in some very elite company atop the national Bike Friendly Universityrankings announced last month by the League of American Bicyclists. PSU has improved from their "silver" award in 2011 and is now one of only three schools in the "gold" category (Stanford is the only university to have received Platinum.)
Cycling at PSU has skyrocketed in recent years and the university has responded with bike-friendly policies, programs, and infrastructure. As of 2012, a survey (taken by 960 employees and 1,109 students) showed that 12% of the of the entire campus population arrived by bicycle. In 2005, just 6% of students rode bikes to campus. While bike use has gone up, the amount of people who drive alone to campus (23%) has dropped by half.
In a statement, League President Andy Clarke noted that, "Young people are driving less and riding more, and Portland State University has embraced that trend."
"When you look at these numbers," said Ian Stude, PSU's transportation options manager in a BikePortland story in January 2011, "it's not alternative transportation for us anymore." Stude responded to their recent "gold" ranking by saying, "It took many years of work and a lot of investment in time and dollars... We want to support people making the choice to bicycle and make it as comfortable, easy and normal as possible."
To fulfill that goal, PSU has added secure, covered bike parking facilities throughout campus. Stude is also active in the City's Bicycle Advisory Committee where he represents the interests of people who bike to the campus.
Bright spots for bicycling at PSU include the city's first parking-protected bikeway (installed as part of former Mayor Sam Adams' "First 100 days" promises), the Bike Hub repair and retail shop, the Vike Bikes bike rental program, and they've even added bicycle commuting as a for-credit class. And while it wasn't a part of their application to the League, the PSU Cycling Team won the Northwest Collegiate Cycling Conference Championship this year.
Then there's the Bike2PSU Challenge a friendly competition that just launched today where riders log their trips to see who can ride the most through the month of May. So far 848 people have already registered. Last year, 1,100 riders participated and the combined for 125,000 miles biked. If you need some encouragement to sign up, Stude says they're raffling off a new Linus bicycle each week.


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