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With a 300 horsepower VTEC™ V-6 engine, a revolutionary all-wheel drive system, dynamic styling and breakthrough technology, including the first North American application of satellite-based real-time traffic information, the all-new 2005 Acura RL is designed to redefine the luxury performance sedan category.
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The RL's exterior styling reflects the abundant power under the hood. A sleek cockpit, forward sloping beltline and short deck lid accent the RL's pronounced wedge shape, making it look fast from any angle. While it is almost three inches shorter than the current RL, it is over an inch wider and offers more passenger volume than the RL it replaces.
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To make it ever more fun to drive, Acura's dynamic sports coupe receives substantial performance and styling enhancements for 2005 that update its dynamic looks and give it even more precise handling.
The 2005 RSX is available in two versions, the sporty RSX and the high-performance RSX Type-S. The RSX is equipped with a 16-valve DOHC, 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine that produces an impressive 160 horsepower and 141 lb-ft. of torque. For 2005, the Type-S model receives engine and exhaust system modifications that boost horsepower from 200 to 210. The Type-S model's 6-speed manual transmission was optimized by lowering the final drive ratio for quicker acceleration, and by applying carbon synchronizers on fifth and sixth gear for improved shift feel.
The suspensions on both RSX models were optimized through an assortment of modifications including a new geometry, reduced ride height, retuned bushings, firmer stabilizer bars and inversely wound front coil springs, designed to enhance handling while promoting an even smoother ride. In addition, both the steering and braking systems were modified to make the response to driver input even more precise. To further enhance the Type-S model's handling prowess for 2005, larger 17x7-inch alloy wheels and Michelin 215/45R17 all-season high-performance tires were applied.
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Since its introduction in 1995, the TL has been a top-seller in an extremely competitive segment. Introduced last year as an all-new model, the TL performance luxury sedan has been Acura's top-selling model each month since. It comes equipped with a 270-horsepower engine, a drive-by-wire throttle system, and an available close-ratio 6-speed manual transmission with limited slip differential. For 2005, passenger's seat weight sensors and driver's seat position sensors are applied to the TL's front airbag system.
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The Acura TSX sports sedan features crisp sport sedan styling, a powerful 200-horsepower engine, choice of 6-speed manual or 5-speed Sequential SportShift automatic transmission, drive-by-wire throttle system and race-bred suspension.
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I headed to East Bay with my dad the day after Turkey Day in hopes of finding some schooling redfish in shallow water - and I did!
We visited a few marshes along the south shoreline and finally found one with some life. The redfish were thick in the back lakes and were schooling up by the dozens. They were moving slowly along the southern grass banks sucking tiny little ghost shrimp out of the mud. It was truly a site to see. The water was glass-calm and you could see pods of hungry reds patrolling the shoreline eating everything in their path.
I lost count of how many fish we caught on the day, but let's just say it was a BUNCH. These weren't little fish, either. Most of the fish we boated were in the 5- to 8-pound class - all in the slot - not a single throwback caught all day.
TTF Killer Flats Minnows in liquid lime accounted for most of the fish. I also threw a BIG MINO weightless and waked it on the surface and that drew plenty of strikes. Nothing cooler than watching a wake trail your bait and then seeing an open mouth inhale the MINO.
This picture pretty much tells the story. Slick conditions, skinny water and big fish. Good times with dad!
Also, after hearing reports from some fishing buddies that were also out that day, the redfish were going crazy everywhere. I got a 50-fish report from West Bay, a 40-fish report from further east than we were fishing, and another group told me they worked them over in Freeport. Great day to be on the water!


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The McHenry County Fairgrounds is privately owned and funded by the McHenry County Fair Association, a nonprofit group that consists of 22 Board of Directors and over one hundred members who work hard year round for the success of not only the week long fair but for other events that take place throughout the year, like the annual Spring Fiber Fling and The Holiday Faire. Come to Woodstock, Illinois to enjoy family friendly events hosted by McHenry County Fair Association. The fairgrounds reopened in 1949 and have been entertaining the community ever since. The County Fair takes place for 5 days every year in the first week of August. If you have an event you would like to hold at our facilities, contact the office for rental information.
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This u-pick orchard features 14 varieties of apples, plus rhubarb and raspberries. The Homestead's store is located in a century-old horse barn, stocked with homemade honey, candles, dried flowers, dried apple chips and more.
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For over 50 years, Oney's Tree Farm has been the place where family Christmas traditions begin with a hunt for the perfect tree across the rolling hills. Precut and trees to plant are also available. Owned and operated by the Peterson family, the farm offers free horse-drawn wagon rides and visits with Mrs. Claus in her North Pole house. The 1904 barn turns into a magical gift shop, bakery and hot lunch spot with the Peterson grandchildren working alongside family and friends. Custom fresh wreaths, garland and centerpieces, created by Grandma Dawn Peterson, are also available. Open the day after Thanksgiving and daily through mid-December from 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Oney's also sells homegrown trees, shrubs and perennials to the public in April and May. Tap into the Peterson family's decades of experience by bringing pictures and measurements of the landscape space for custom design services. Open spring and fall from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
A Victorian town square, complete with bandstand and gazebo, is the setting for many unique shops, eateries, antiques stores and art galleries. The square is home to many events, and was the film site for the hit movie Groundhog Day.
Authentic Mexican restaurant. Daily lunch specials and children's menu. Reservations recommended for groups of 5 or more.
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The Midwest Superstore, Woodstock Harley Davidson, where you can purchase as well as rent one of their new Harley-Davidsons for the day, week, or special events. Everything from street rods to V-rods. Many special events to enjoy too.
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Subbed. I like to watch programs with their original language
I watch it dubbed with subtitles.
I don't have a preference.
Subbed. I like to watch programs with their original language
Yea, but Full Metal Panic, Cowboy Bebop, Samurai Champloo (everone except jin's voice in this one), and quite a few other animes have better dubs than their original subs.
Hum...Original Japanese voice actors generally have greater control over the emotional scenes. More than half of the dubs are inferior compare to the original. The sub simply make the original understandable. The majority of the translation groups sub episodes fairly well with appropriate language skills. To speak the truth, I prefer sub as subtitles never bothered me. More importantly, most dubs are edited. That sucks, unless you are willing to pay for DVD sets. Full metal alchemist and Inuyasha dubs are fairly good. One Piece dub is the worst in dubbing history, even Pokemon was better than that.
Basically you just think Bleach has a bad dub because the voices aren't to you're preference when nothings changed. Would you like me to record a One Piece episode for you to show what a bad dub truly is?
Alright, let's use comparisons.>_> They are both pretty bad.Spoiler!The voices in Bleach can be compared to dog shit. The voices in One Piece can be compared to a dog eating it's shit, and then barfing it up.
I prefer to watch my anime subbed. Since they don't need to worry about syncing the voice up with lip flaps it means they don't have to make any variations with the text. In other words they can have a literal translation. Though having a basic understanding of Japanese culture helps to understand references that some people might not get otherwise (this normally occurs more in comedies then any other type).
However, there are plenty of animes I end up watching dubbed as well. I don't think that the dubs on a decent amount of anime is that horrible in this day and age. On top of that it allows for it to reach a broader audience, which IMO is a good thing. My nephew for example would not have the joy of Naruto, Fullmetal Alchemist, or InuYasha if it wasn't for dubs. Many companies are now trying very hard to limit their edits to shows as much as possible (exception to this is 4kids.. but thats a different rant), only really making edits that are needed to meet broadcast standards for the time slot that the show is being aired in.
It can be hard to hear voices that don't match the way they sound in their native language (thus the way most of us are used to hearing them) and then later in English. However, many voice actors put forth a really great effort to make the dubs presentable. In a lot of ways its like theater, if you see a production that you've seen before with a new cast its gonna have a lot of things different, but different does not always equal horrible.
The dubbed refers to the final product with the English voices, the stuff that would come out on DVD. Nothing changed except the voices. So, if the English voices are bad, then the dub is bad; it doesn't mean the television version is bad (except for the voices).
I'm more concerned with this poll with what people prefer to watch when they have a DVD. I almost always go right for the subbed with the original Japanese voices. Some people prefer the English dub.
If the question only refers to the stuff shown on TV, then of course people are only going to say whether they like the voices or hate them, like with Naruto and Bleach, because that's all they have to choose from (if they don't download).
I'd like someone to mention a series that doesn't come on TV besides FMP. Am I the only one who's watched other series on DVD?
All glory to Haruhi! The one and true God!
Dragonball Z was probably the only exception but I prefer subtitles.
Subs are, overall a better choice, but I will watch ADV dubs since they are all quite excellent in my opinion, in this case I'm talking about shows like Full Metal Panic, RahXephon, Excel Saga etc.
Why don't more people read these mangas?


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The rare country act that originally hails from Nashville, Greg Bates "did it for the girl." But he'd do it again for the song.
The easygoing country-soul groove of Did It for the Girl has landed Greg Bates in the top 10 of USA TODAY's Country airplay chart with his first single. The singer, whose music takes a neo-traditionalist bent, recently wrapped a string of dates opening for Brantley Gilbert.
"At every show, there were more people singing along," he says. "As an artist and as a songwriter, that's all you ever want, is for people to sing your song back to you." Bates, 25, released a five-song EP in July and has a full-length album, already recorded, due next year.
Getting an early start. The Nashville native grew up around songwriters, often the parents of children who attended school with him. "I was going to writers' rounds constantly, long before I was going to concerts," he says. "It was amazing to me that a guy could get up on stage with a piano, go, 'This is what I wrote this song about,' then play it. And you'd go, 'That's a song from the radio.' It blew me away."
School days. Bates performed 3 Doors Down's Kryptonite in the eighth grade at his middle-school talent show. "That was the first time I got up on stage and the first time I forgot the words in front of people," he says. His first song came at age 15, while bored in study hall. "I remember being so proud of it but, at the same time, didn't want anybody to hear it. I think every writer goes through that phase where you think, 'There's no way this can be good. This is good only to me.' "
The art of the deal. Bates studied music business at Nashville's Belmont University, graduating in 2010. "I started meeting with publishers my sophomore year," Bates says. "I would go to publishing companies in the morning, play them songs and meet with them, and go to publishing class in the afternoon. Then I'd go to another publishing company." He got a publishing deal the summer after graduation and signed his recording contract in the fall of 2011.
Strait to the heart. Bates wrote his current single with Rodney Clawson and Lynn Hutton, who brought the idea for the song to the table. "We just started riffing on all the things guys do when we're in relationships that we don't do when we're single, anything from what's in the song to taking showers," Bates says. Bates gives a shout-out to country icon George Strait and his 1982 hit Marina Del Rey in the song's second verse. "I'm not a big proponent of doing that," he says, "but it just felt right." The song has sold 148,000 downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
That's what brothers do. Brother Chris Bates used to play bass for Greg but won't be following him into the music industry. "He's graduating from Belmont with a nursing degree in May," says Greg, who included a song called Brothers on his EP. Bates wrote the song, inspired by his younger sibling, in his Belmont dorm room.
The real McCoy. Bates got Nashville harmonica legend Charlie McCoy to play on his album, including a bass harmonica on a song called Lost in Caroline. "He pulls it out, and it's this big hunk of metal, rusted and nasty looking; he's had it for years," says Bates, who asked the musician about other records that had featured the instrument. "He's like, I guess the coolest thing this harmonica has ever been on was The Boxer," Bates says. "Then he looks at us, straight-faced, and says, 'But I can't really take credit for that. Paul Simon wrote out the whole part for me.' "


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The new National Australia Bank Sculpture Gallery, the only gallery dedicated entirely to sculpture in an Australian art institution, opens at the National Gallery of Australia today.
The new gallery space shows new acquisitions alongside sculptures that are already part of the Gallery's significant collection. It will be known as the National Australia Bank Sculpture Gallery for ten years in recognition of a new arts partnership between the National Gallery of Australia (NGA) and National Australia Bank (NAB). This initiative is part of the National Gallery of Australia's 25th Birthday celebrations.
The arts partnership, announced previously by Mr Rupert Myer AM, Chairman of the National Gallery of Australia Council, includes the commitment of a significant seven-figure investment over the next four years for acquisitions.
Several acquisitions are being displayed for the first time in the new gallery space, including a very significant sculpture by famous European Surrealist Max Ernst (1891-1976), which has been acquired with the assistance of the National Australia Bank.
The bronze sculpture Habakuk, Max Ernst's largest work of art is a dark, towering, bird-like column, which has a commanding presence, slightly threatening, like a giant bird about to peck you. It is also comic, a person transformed into another form of being. Habakuk is named after a biblical prophet. The Book of Habakuk is one of the last, and shortest, books of the Old Testament, in which Habakuk asks God to curse his enemies. These include the makers of idols, that is, sculptors:
What profiteth the graven image that the maker thereof hath graven it; the molten image, and a teacher of lies, that the maker of his work trusteth therein, to make dumb idols?
Habukuk will be joined by other recently-acquired works of art such as Maria Feranda Cardoso's complex interconnected starfish work Woven water: submarine 2003, Cy Twombly's extraordinarily powerful, attenuated monument Untitled 2005 and Shu Min-Lin's Glass ceiling 1997-2001 a dynamic interactive holographic installation.
"Over 12 months of planning, extensive restoration, refurbishment and re-lighting of the original space within the Gallery is now completed and our audiences can enjoy seeing Brancusi's iconic Birds in space 1931-36reinstated within a reflecting pool in this most beautiful gallery in the building", said Ron Radford, Director or NGA.
"The new NAB Sculpture Gallery places Australian sculpture firmly within the context of international sculptural tradition – our visitors will see Australian pieces side by side with the finest European and American works in our collection", he said.
John Stewart, Group Chief Executive Officer of the National Australia Bank, said "We are delighted to be able to partner with the National Gallery of Australia to create this exciting new sculpture space. A vibrant and dynamic arts culture is part of Australia's unique character, and to be able to help the development of Australian artists through the Gallery's exhibition and acquisition program is something that we are very proud to be part of".
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Shane is survived by his mother, Joann; siblings Tony (Tammy), Tammy (Kevin) Killpack, and Shane's twin sister, Kerrie (Mark) Mayhew; children Shyloh, Codee, Kyle, Autumn and Madison; as well as many others who loved him. He is preceded in death by his father, Terry.
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(March 29, 2012 Yuma, AZ) –Yuma Regional Medical Center welcomes Dr. Carl Myers as Chief Medical Officer (CMO)/Vice President of Medical Affairs (VPMA).
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Dr. Myers most recently served as the Interim Medical Director of the Yuma Regional Cancer Center where he contributed substantially to the development of a comprehensive, community cancer program. He also recently led local efforts to improve the health and wellbeing of our community through the Healthy Yuma 2011 initiative. This effort established strong local connections, community collaboration and new focused awareness of the benefits of healthy living.
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"Disasterous for Nets," tweeted CNBC's Darren Rovell. "Lose pick. No hype into offseason." (He had previously suggested that, among all the teams, the Nets needed the top pick the most for business reasons.)
Well, they don't gain the hype from the number one pick. And the inability to draft Kentucky's Anthony Davis sets them back. But the Nets didn't so much "lose" the pick as not be lucky enough to get it.
No was there any intervention, as (admitted conspiracy theorist) Charles Barkley predicted--unless you count Rovell's tweet, "Conspiracy theorists have a new one tonight: The NBA sold Tom Benson the [New Orleans] Hornets w/the promise of the #1 pick."
Ruining the Brooklyn welcome party?
Nets fan Pete Tenney wrote on Bleacher Report:
Are we about to see a gut-wrenching chain reaction ruin the team's welcome party in Brooklyn?
Without a first-round draft pick, the Nets will helplessly watch the rest of the league get better as they don't have much firepower to pull off a Dwight Howard deal.
Deron Williams was promised a competitive roster around him, and was probably promised Superman from the day he arrived in New Jersey. Now it seems D-Will will be gone if D-12 can't be part of the show at Barclays Center.
True, the Nets will have money to go patch up the roster with big names on their way down (Kevin Garnett), but it is starting to look like the fun of Barclays Center this year will be more about Jay-Z and Bieber Fever, and less about an NBA playoff run.
Well, the Nets surely will be maneuvering and spending in the off-season, and they still have a shot at Orlando center Howard, but it just got a lot tougher.
GM's message: patience
Nets General Manager Billy King was quoted on the team's website:
"I think they've just got to be patient," King said. "I think it's understandable -- we didn't get the pick. But what you've got to do is really work at the Draft. I think back to one year (in Philadelphia): we didn't have a pick in the first round, and we were able to get Willie Green in the second round and Kyle Korver at No. 57; both of those guys are still playing in the League, and there are guys drafted higher than them in the first round that are out of the League.Wrote Sports Illustrated's Sam Amick:
"I think fans have got to look at it and have faith that we're going to do our work. If there's players we can add in the Draft, we're going to do it. But if not, there's free agents out there that we're going to go after, and we have the ability to sign them because we have cap room."
• That other sound you heard was Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov cursing the basketball gods when he should have been yelling at himself. When Nets general manager Billy King proposed a deal to acquire small forward Gerald Wallace in March in exchange for a package that included the team's first-round pick (top 3 protected), someone should have asked the question of whether or not the 29-year-old -- whose nickname ("Crash") likely means he has 35 years of mileage on his legs -- was truly the sort of player who could inspire point guard/free-agent-to-be Deron Williams to stick around.Stern on Brooklyn
King has said that he plans on signing Wallace to a long-term deal when he becomes a free agent this summer, but the pick would have come in handy when he continued shopping for other talent to put around Williams. And for what it's worth, I'm not convinced that it's Dwight Howard-or-bust when it comes to the Nets' chances. There are other moves that can be made to appease him, but those moves just got a little harder.
NBA Commissioner David Stern predicted a rivalry, according to Fred Kerber in the Post, and also made that hoary Dodgers analogy:
"We are awaiting the summer to see how the Nets fulfill their assurances and their aspirations, but we have seen the Knicks moving up quite a bit, and I think that we are going to have, two sold-out arenas, not just for games against each other, but for all games," Stern said. "I've been out to Brooklyn. It's going to be kind of interesting. I'm not sure how much I'm going to drive there, but I'm going to get there and it's probably easier not to drive.
..."Why not? You know what's interesting? It's Brooklyn, New York, but I consider it could be Brooklyn, USA. If it were just Brooklyn, it would be like I think the fifth-largest market in our league," Stern said. "And Brooklyn ... is incredible at all levels of corporate society and life, and there are lots of people, not just Howard Schultz, who are looking forward to going back to a game in their home borough, so to speak.
"I think there's going to be a real conversation and there are lots of baseball fans that see the Brooklyn Nets as a legitimate successor to the Brooklyn Dodgers. I think that we are going to have a great rivalry."


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Retailer readies for pot's big day
Owner of two shops prepares for historic moment Wednesday
Hank Borunda's business background doesn't read like most.
As a youth he sold pinon nuts on Pueblo street corners. The son of an antique dealer, Borunda spent many a weekend with his father at flea markets, yard, garage and estate sales.
"I was a teenager selling pinon on the corner of Northern (Avenue)," Borunda said. "If you can sell stuff at a flea market, you can sell anywhere."
Today, at 25, Borunda owns two medical marijuana dispensaries — The Greener Side located at Stem Beach and a newer location in Pueblo West, 749 E. Enterprise Drive.
"I didn't think college was right for me. I didn't think it would teach me anything I didn't already know, and I didn't want to get into debt," Borunda said. "My dad has been telling me since I was young 'Don't work for anyone.' ''
A medical marijuana card carrier and provider since 2008, Borunda opened his dispensary in 2010.
Today, Borunda says his business sees "steady" and "healthy" revenues.
"It still took a long time to make money in this business," Borunda said, remembering his days as the shop's sole gardener, laborer, accountant and business manager.
Today, Borunda employs seven regular workers (at harvest time he hires upward of 20 trimmers) and his future plans include adding several greenhouses to both of his locations, one he calls "the Cadillac of greenhouses" and first of its kind in the state.
He's transformed the Stem Beach location — known for its large rooftop brontosaurus statue — from a "rat infested" house to a clean, stylish and cool operation with graffiti on the interior walls.
The Greener Side West location is swanky, featuring leather couches and televisions.
Like many dispensary owners in the state preparing to transition to the historical retail pot industry, Borunda sees promising growth on the horizon.
He envisions his future business like a vineyard — opening greenhouses to guided tours, product showrooms and possibly a place where customers can sample the goods.
Talk of that plan comes with memories of a trip he took to the 2008 Cannabis Cup in Amsterdam.
"I saw that and I was like, 'Wow, that needs to happen in the states.' ''
But with the possibilities and excitement comes worry. Recreational pot is now legal in Colorado and Washington but it remains illegal under federal law.
"It's nerve-racking," he said. "The federal government is kind of an issue, but they've made it known they'll leave you alone, so you just have to do everything right."
Yet the retail industry poses unknowns.
"I really don't know how the recreational is going to work," said Borunda, who also will keep medical marijuana licenses. "Marijuana always has a stigma.
"There's still a lot of people who don't believe in it. I do. It truly has a place in the medical field and it does no harm to them."
Not long after that statement an older couple, new Pueblo County residents by way of California, walk into the shop asking about the state's new laws. The woman has cerebral palsy.
After they leave, Borunda said: "We have more of that clientele than the younger crowd."
"We pop seeds every now and then, but you don't know how it's going to turn out," he said. "I've taken my share of losses. It's trial by error."
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A man was injured when an ATV he was operating rolled on top of him. According to Sergeant Les Wilberg the accident happened on the Great Western Trail about a half a mile north of Grassy Lake. It was late on Tuesday evening when the call came in. Sergeant Wilberg said he was on the scene from 10 p.m.-2:30 a.m. aiding in the rescue.
"It was getting late and the party was riding back to Joes Valley when the mishap occurred. He rolled his four wheeler and it landed on top of him, he suffered broken ribs and a broken shoulder. His family hiked up to where they could use the cell phone and then called the sheriff's office for help. Rescuers and family had to walk in for a mile and a half to reach the injured man. Life Flight was called in, but they could not land because of the rocky terrain. The ambulance was called and waited for the victim to be brought to them. He was transported on the back of a four-wheeler in a stokes basket which is a type of stretcher with sides.
"His name is Delvin McFarland and he is from Price. It should be noted that he was riding with a helmet on. The helmet was fractured and paint was knocked off, it saved him from being injured more seriously. He was transported to Castleview Hospital for treatment. He is sore but recovering well.
"The second incident involving search and rescue involved the rescue of two young women, Jessica Pilson and Erica Johnson. They were traveling and camping in the area. They were in Goblin Valley in Little Wildhorse Canyon which is five miles northwest of Goblin Valley. They stopped at Little Wildhorse Canyon to take pictures and were going to set up camp. They became lost on June 10, at approximately 4:30 p.m. they signed the Bureau of Land Management register. The sheriff's office was not contacted until Wednesday when the ladies did not show up for work. The search and rescue was called out from Green River and the west end of the county as well. They searched throughout the night and all day Thursday. The ladies were located at approximately 1 a.m. on Friday morning.
"They were dehydrated when they were found, but in remarkably good condition. They had walked through the canyon and then realized they were lost. They sat down and stayed put and didn't move for two days. They had one water bottle between them and shared small sips of water. If they had wandered around they would probably be dead from the heat. We searched with a UHP helicopter and also two small airplanes, but we didn't spot them.
"Chad Lake, while searching on Thursday night, saw a reflection. The women had a flashlight and they flashed it. One of the officers also turned on his headlights. The women were certain they had been seen and they then lit a signal fire, which they had prepared. It still took a couple of hours to reach them after that. They were very hungry and very thirsty. After they were examined and given water they left the scene in their vehicle.
"We also had Diane Chandler and her rescue dog from Green River searching. It had been four days and we're really glad this story had a happy ending. The main thing is to be careful and to be smart. The sheriff's office has been involved with five searches in the last seven days. These searches drain resources. I act as a liaison between the sheriff's office and the search and rescue. I coordinate with Les Thompson who is the captain of the jeep posse. They are an all volunteer organization. Brad Reed is the first lieutenant and Randy Lake is the second lieutenant," said Sergeant Wilberg.


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My all time favorite PC games used to be a mmorpg game called Dungeon Fighter Online that just recently closed in the U.S. & Canada now at the moment I'm looking forward to a Beat em' up MMORPG that just recently went into Open Beta in Korea called Mystic Fighter Online that I hope gets released in the U.S. Here's an awesome video to show what I'm talking about:
Damn still hoping Mystic Fighter Online gets a U.S. release the game looks so frickin' badass it reminded me a lot of DFO and man I played Dungeon Fighter Online like the plauge it was my favorite game of all time till they shut it down this past june. :(
This is tough. Right now I'd say either Starcraft: Brood War or Starcraft II, but it could change the next week. I don't really have an all-time favorite PC game — even though it would be far easier to decide on an all-time favorite videogame. = P
I'm big fan stealth games which is totally captured by ubisoft + i love racing games too so here's my list :
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An evacuation center for residents has been established at Ralston Valley High School, 13355 W. 80th Avenue in Arvada.
The Denver metro area, and surrounding Front Range region experienced unseasonably heavy rain showers and flash flooding, beginning Tuesday, Sept 11.
The National Weather Service issued a flood warning until 8:30 p.m. Thursday for most of Jefferson County including Lakewood, Golden, Arvada and Westminster. Moderate to heavy rain was expected to continue throughout the day, accumulation of rainfall from Wednesday night and Thursday morning ranges from two to nine inches.
By Thursday morning there were two reports of fatalities due to the flooding in Boulder County, and one more in Colorado Springs.
Three vehicles were swept into the water in Broomfield after a bridge near Dillon Road according to other news outlets. All the occupants were reported as rescued with only minor injuries.
Standing water, and mud slides affected several area roads, portions of Interstate 70 and U.S. Highway 6 in the metro area. Wednesday, Jeffco Sheriff's Department reported that a portion of Highway 72 in Coal Creek Canyon, between Plainview Road and Twin Spruce Road. The road was closed to traffic, and canyon residents instructed to stay indoors until further notice.
In Golden, Clear Creek set a high-flow mark of 433 cubic feet per second on Thursday, nearly four times higher than the 38-year average of 117 cubic feet for this time of year.
South Golden Road between Mt. Vernon Road and Noble Street will be closed until Friday, due to a utility truck being swept out of a parking lot and into a nearby creek drainage by floodwaters.
Emergency service officials are advising everyone to stay home, as many roads are flooded or washed out. As a precaution, avoid driving a vehicle into areas where the water covers the roadway as flood waters are usually deeper than they appear. One foot of flowing water is powerful enough to sweep vehicles off the road.


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Tom Hardy: surrounded by dogs
August 18, 2014 20:59:21 Posted at August 18, 2014 20:59:21 Photos:
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Dogs love Tom Hardy. It's why he always seems to be surrounded by dogs. His own dog, Woodstock (or Woody), is always on set with him. When he's on set, all kinds of little dogs show up for licks and pets. Look at that. They're all over him and his dog musk.
I'm not complaining.
Please don't for a second think I'm complaining. It's Monday. And it's a 6 day work week. More of this please.


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By Brendan Conway
To summarize the analyst reaction: Herbalife (HLF) did just fine in the quarter that saw the company become a hedge-fund manager plaything. Now let's see what happens on this 11 a.m. conference call.
Janney Capital Markets' John San Marco and Elizabeth Bland raised their fiscal 2013 earnings estimate by 10 cents to $4.65 and also increased their fiscal 2014 estimate by the same amount. The analysts doubt the revelation that the company is talking to the SEC reveals much that is new. They note the unqualified opinion from KPMG could be taken as a positive. But they're not reading too much into it either. The auditor opinion "won't assuage the ardent critics – but is an incremental data point for those who believed there to be risk," they write.
Davidson & Co. analyst Tim Ramey also raised estimates. His first reaction to the report last night is here:
Q4 Results at High-End of Preannouncement; Guidance Raised
- HLF reported Q4 EPS of $1.05, up 22% year-over-year and at the high end of the pre-announced range. Our consensus matching estimate was $1.03. F/X was a negative $0.03 to EPS and reduced 2012 EPS $0.41. Volumes grew 18% while Sales Leaders grew 20% with double-digit growth across all regions.
- The Asia Pacific region drove Q4 results with Volume and Sales Leaders up 18% and 26%, respectively. South & Central America results were also strong with volume points up 34% and Sales Leaders increasing 28%. Sales volumes in Mexico were up 13% with Sales Leaders growing 29%, and in North America volume increased 15% and Sales Leaders grew 14%. EMEA increased volume 14% and Sales Leaders by 14%. China's momentum carried, with 25% growth in Sales Leaders and 17% growth in Volume.


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Next to being an absolute Christmasnut I have a few other things I am totally obsessed(in a usually non-scary way) with. I also have a few things I just like to do. Do you have those too?
My obsessions:
- Fashion
- Writing(fiction)
Some of my hobby's(I have quite a lot of them)
- Going out
- Cooking
- Reading
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Rita Bruce, 80, lifelong resident of Eldorado, passed away peacefully Tuesday, April 15, 2014, at Carrier Mills Nursing Home surrounded by her family.
Rita was born July 4, 1933, in Eldorado to the late Garland and Lilian (Gore) Brown. She married Bernard Bruce who preceded her in death. Rita and Bernard were married 61 years. Rita was a homemaker and a member of the Raleigh Baptist Church. Rita's main enjoyment throughout her life was spending time with her family, tending to her flowers, feeding the birds, and her favorite candy, Hershey's Kisses.
She is survived by daughters, Robin (Tom) Myers of Eldorado, Guylene (Tom) Peebels of Carrier Mills; a son, Kevin Bruce of Texas; a brother, Philip (Ollie) Brown of Eldorado; a sister, Joann (Joe) Ward of Fla.; four sisters-in-law, Donna Brown of Galatia, Christie Brown of Harrisburg, Wanda Brown of Du Quoin, Kathleen Brown of California; grandchildren, Aimee (Ryan) Sparrow of Ridgway, Ryan (Caliegh Griffin) Bruce of Eldorado, Andrew (Kendrea) Myers of Eldorado, Kasey (Josh) Konneker of Benton, Kyle Myers of Eldorado, Alex Peebels of Carrier Mills, Sharon Bruce of Florida, Tiffany Bruce of Florida, Jamie Bruce of Florida; great-grandchildren, Hanna Marie Sparrow, Jack Bruce, Mason Myers and Tucker Bruce.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by a son, Steven Bruce; five brothers, Clem Brown, James Brown, Roy Brown, Clarence Brown, John Brown; and two sisters, Dorothy Hutchinson and Charleen Martin.
Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday, April 18, 2014, at Colonial Terrace Funeral Home in Eldorado with Dr. David Pinkerton officiating. Burial will be in Adkin Cemetery in Omaha. Visitation will be 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday. In addition to flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Raleigh Baptist Church Building Fund and will be accepted at the funeral home.
Condolences and expressions of sympathy may be sent to the family via the website www.colonialterracefuneralhome.com
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Depression-Glass Plates in 3 Sizes, Hand-Pressed in the USA from Original Molds
$16.95 - $36.95
Set a gorgeous table with these salad and dinner plates from Mosser Glass, available in 6", 8", and 10" diameters. Three traditional colors, all handmade in flint glass; Ruby Red contains the rare element selenium that creates its jewel-like color. Hand wash only.
- 3 beautiful colors: Ruby Red, Cobalt Blue, and Jadeite
- Hand-pressed in the USA by Mosser Glass
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Sweet rose from Red plates Beautiful work. Trying to collect a set, but these are not always available. A bit pricey, but overall worth it.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Willy Sue from Never too old I am an 88 year old Great-grandmother who still loves to entertain. Having collected 12 beautiful clear red crystal goblets, sherberts, pitcher, salt and pepper shakers, etc. for many years, I began this year to start a set of the 8" plates. I doubt if I will be financially able or live long enough to complete a set, but in passing down these lovely Mosser dishes to someone in the family who will continue them, I'm not too old to begin. They are absolutely beautiful!
Date published: 2014-12-29
Rated 4 out of 5 by jett from The missing plate My husband has a set of red plates from his Grandmother in Maine. I was careful but not enough. Several years ago I accidentally broke a plate. I was thrilled to be able to buy a replacement which is a surprise from Santa this Christmas..
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Rated 5 out of 5 by True Mainer from Special Red Plates The Mosser Red Plates have become a heritage item for our family. I have purchased a full 12 piece set of both 10 and 8 inch plates with the smaller size to be added next year. The red glasses top off the place setting. We use them during the holidays but also for daily use when the family needs to feel "special" for a day. The bright, rich color brightens the table and the feeling of having the table set with the red plates makes us all feel a bond of closeness as we realize that our family is indeed special and unique.
Date published: 2013-11-15
Rated 5 out of 5 by RW from Mosser Plate, Gift Ordered 10" plate for gift to my daughter, will order 8" plate to replace it so she can use it as a cake plate inside clear domed cake container. She is giving me the 10' plate, we both love the unique red plates.
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Audrey Brooke Wanda Wedge Sandal
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The Audrey Brooke Wanda is a must-have wedge sandal for the season. This classic sandal pairs great with flowy skirts and shorts.
- Crochet fabric upper
- Leather ankle strap with an adjustable buckle
- Round peep toe
- 1" platform, 4¼" heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
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Location: PA
August 26, 2013
"I love these! Neutral color, very comfy! My favorite part about the shoe however is def the heel! A little less bulky than your average wedge plus they can go with a more dressy attire. Great to walk in all day. I wear an 8.5-9. I have these in an 8.5 and they fit perfect."
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"These shoes are gorgeous! Lace is very in this season. They are comfy, weightless and absolutely amazing! I feel like a princess wearing them. Thanks, DSW!"
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So comfy & cute!
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Ambiance Blonde Volumizing Dry Shampoo
- Overview
- Ingredients
- Features
- 100% natural formula
- Refreshes hair and extends time between washings
- Increases hair volume
- Lifts roots to add body and fullness
- Absorbs excess oil
- Tinted powder blends with hair color
- Perfect for all hair types
- Paraben, sulfate and preservative free
- Contains no alcohol
- Non-flammable
- Will not damage or dry out hair
- About the brand
Ambiance Dry Shampoo cleans hair and absorbs excess oil, leaving hair looking, feeling and smelling freshly shampooed.
Unlike other dry shampoos, Ambiance Volumizing Dry Shampoo contains no alcohol, is non-flammable and will not damage or dry out hair. This formula is for all hair types and is paraben, sulfate and preservative free.
Tapioca Starch, Zea Mays Starch, Aluminum Starch Octenylsuccinate, Acrylates Copolymer, Magnesium Carbonate, Silica, Cellulose, Fragrance. May contain: Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxides, Mica.
Using the applicator brush, dab volumizing dry shampoo directly onto scalp. Blend powder into hair with applicator brush or fingertips. for use on dry hair only. No water or blow dryer required.
Ambiance formulators have developed products for high-end, nationally recognized salon brands for more than 20 years. During this time we have developed award-winning products, as well as entire lines for celebrity hairstylists, and some of the world's most exclusive salons. Building on years of proven experience, we have now created a pure, 100% natural, Volumizing Dry Shampoo in five hair colors (blonde, brunette, black, red, gray), that instantly cleans, refreshes and extends the life of any style. With a special applicator brush that delivers powder directly to the root, our dry shampoo increases the volume and texture of limp, lifeless hair, conceals roots between hair colorings, and even helps cover areas where hair is thinning.
Just OkNice smell, seemed to absorb a little oil, not great, but some. I don't like the applicator. Badly designed. It' really hard to control the amount of product that comes out. It just dumps out. If you have to print a warning in your product directions to use caution because the product comes out extremely fast, you probably need to rethink the design. Overall it works just ok. I didn't like the color for my hair. Showed up way too easily on the scalp and ends up looking like a Halloween dye job until you really rub it in well and get it off your scalp.Aug 3, 2013JackieHAIR TYPEBlonde
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This Is A Great Product On So Many Levels!I love this dry shampoo! First off, it's a brush on powder, not the aerosol I have used in the past that was so awful to breath in. My hair is fine and this product delivers real body! I can get an extra day of bounce without washing. In fact I use it at the roots to add volume even when my hair is clean!! The brush makes it easy to "spot clean" as my hair tends to get oily at the crown in the back first and of course at the roots. Speaking of roots...the golden powder takes the edge off of dark roots between colorings. That's a real bonus! The packaging is very cool with a nice brush included in the top, all very compact, lightweight and easy for travel. There's alot to love about this dry shampoo!!Oct 16, 2011Darcy S. / Los AngelesHAIR TYPEBlonde / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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Saves Me Time, My Blow-out, And My Sanity!I don't know remember what my life would be like without this Ambiance dry shampoo. I have fine, long hair and I never was able to go a day without washing my hair. It would always get limp, greasy, and never look good on day 2. Once I tried this, it saved my life! I put this on and it gives my hair volume, cuts the greasyness, and gives me more time in the morning to get ready. I now can go three days without washing my hair and my hair has never kept its style better. This is a product I now cannot live without! Love it!!!Sep 30, 2011TarrynHAIR TYPEBlonde / Fine or Thin Hair
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Wow! Life Saver!I am a busy blonde to say the least. I have naturaly darkish blonde hair with (unnatural)highlights, but bleaching my baby fine hair can create damage. I know I am not supposed to wash my hair everyday because it just dries out my hair even more if I do. But it falls flat and lifeless if I dont. This stuff not only saves my ends from over washing but creates a wieghtless volume, and it doesnt feel cakey or dirty like all the others I have tried. It really looks and feels fresh and clean! It even smells like i just showered.
This is the first dry shampoo I have found that blends well with my hair by temporarly BRIGHTENING my roots between my highlight appointments. Most "blonde" colored dry shampoos are darker and tend to make my dark blonde roots even more arrparent.
It is SO easy to use I take it with me everywhere i go. Love it!Sep 30, 2011Sarah K. / CaliforniaHAIR TYPEBlonde / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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What An Awesome Product!I have tried every dry shampoo available! I have long hair and it gets oily quickly, but I hate to wash it all the time because I don't have the time, and it dries it out so badly. But most of the dry shampoos I have tried do not live up to their claimsâ?¦they just donâ??t leave my hair feeling clean. Until I tried Ambiance! Wow! I love this product! It even made my blond hair look brighter and gave it more volume, not to mention it absorbed all the oil in my hair!! Love, love this stuff!Sep 30, 2011DaylanHAIR TYPEBlonde / Normal Hair / Oily Hair
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Department of Primatology
Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology
Deutscher Platz 6
04103 Leipzig
phone: +49 (341) 3550 - 200
fax: +49 (341) 3550 - 299
Using data from our closest living relatives, the great apes, the Department of Primatology contributes to the general question "What makes us humans?" Our conviction is that a detailed and complete understanding of the great apes will lead to a better understanding of the similarities and differences with humans. We have concentrated on natural populations of African great apes, and use them as models to increase our understanding of the evolutionary processes leading to the social, genetic, ecological, cultural and cognitive complexity specific to each of them.
Linking Environment, Physiology and Behavior across Species
We use multidisciplinary approaches incorporating ecological, physiological and behavioral data and emphasize integration of comparisons among field sites, populations, or species when appropriate. Three research projects exemplify this broad-scale comparative approach:
- Ecology of culture and cognition in chimpanzees: Using a continent-wide multi-site and multidisciplinary approach, we want to determine how ecological factors influence the evolution of tool use, meat eating, social structure and culture. This project will also integrate the use of stable isotope analysis (in collaboration with the department of Human Evolution).
- Evolution of spatial knowledge in chimpanzees and humans: A long-term collaboration with two research teams studying human hunter-gatherers (including the Hadza from Tanzania and the Aka Pygmies from CAR) compares spatial knowledge in humans, and chimpanzees using similar GIS methodology.
- Energetic of foraging in African great apes and humans: Using a multi-site approach and new technology to measure nutritional status of wild animals and nutritional content of their foods (in collaboration with the IZW in Berlin and Prof. Kauf in Leipzig), we want to understand how animals compensate for variation in food availability and how physiological adaptation helps them to balance their diet.
Core research areas
At present, the department includes several core research groups focusing on wild great ape populations, the chimpanzee group working in Taï National Park in the Côte d'Ivoire, and in Loango National Park, in southern Gabon, as well as collaborating with the Ngogo and Budongo chimpanzee projects, in Uganda. The bonobo group works in the Salonga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The gorilla group concentrates its fieldwork on the mountain gorillas in Uganda and Rwanda, with new collaborative projects on western gorilla populations in Central African Republic, Republic of Congo and Nigeria.
Our three core research laboratories use genetic, hormonal and stable isotopes analyses, respectively, in collaborative projects with these field groups as well as others. Similarly, the GIS laboratory and the long-term collaboration with the Robert Koch Institute allow us a complete consideration of ecological factors, including pathogens, affecting great apes.
Conservation Biology
The survival of all great apes is badly threatened because their habitat is being destroyed, human pressure on their habitat is increasing, they fall victim to the soaring bushmeat trade and diseases are killing them. This has forced many of us to become active in different conservation activities.
One important scientific contribution to conservation is in the domain of biomonitoring and we are presently working in collaboration with different conservation organizations to develop a reliable survey method for both chimpanzees and gorillas. Another important aspect is that the department has developed and is hosting the IUCN/A.P.E.S. Database (http://apesportal.eva.mpg.de/) which collates all survey data available on all great apes, and, therefore allows assessment of the success of conservation projects and projections about future development of ape populations.
In addition, the Wild Chimpanzee Foundation (www.wildchimps.org) and the student-led Conservation Group have been working to develop in situ conservation projects to contribute to improve the prospect of survival for the African Apes.


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Max Studio Raquel Platform Sandal
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A stylish sandal can never steer you wrong. Go for the Max Studio Raquel. With a d'orsay inspired design, it's just what you've been searching for!
- Suede three- quarter upper
- Slingback strap with elastic
- 1½" rope/suede platform, 5½" stacked heel
- Synthetic sole
- Imported
By: sh00lover
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March 09, 2013
Good looking shoes
"very stylish and comfy. heel is really long so if you are not used to wearing long heals i wouldn't recommend it for you.. but for me perfect and sexy..."
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March 04, 2013
Beautiful Shoe
". . .but the back strap is a tad loose and it is not adjustable. I normally wear a 9 - a 9 1/2, but had to go to an 8 1/2 on this one. I DO have very skinny ankles and that could be the problem. Just sayin. TONS of compliments from everyone - they're really nice!"
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February 07, 2013
love them!! But run big
"I am about to exchange the same shoe in brown for th 2nd time for the shoe being to big. I normally wear a 7.5 and I am actually contemplating getting a 6.5. The 7.5 was huge, and when I ordered the 8 in despiration, well you can imagine! I'm hoping 3rd times a charm!"
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Love it...
"When I first saw these I loved them and when I opened the box I was not disappointed at all. These are very comfortable and really sexy!!! LOVE THEM"
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Reebok ZigLite Electrify AC Boys Toddler Running Shoe
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Like the big kid Zig shoes, the Mini ZigLite Electrify from Reebok has a comfortable upper with a unique zigzag shaped sole. It's just what your toddler needs to get moving in style.
- Leather/mesh upper for comfort, support and breathability
- Low-cut design for added mobility
- Kwik-cloze design with velcro strap for easy on/off
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If more government is the answer, then it's a really stupid question.
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At the Nanoscale is a static component that aims to show just how super small one billionth of a meter, or one nanometer, really is. A Billion Beads is an activity where visitors inspect tubes that hold quantities of one thousand tiny beads, one million beads, and one billion beads. To the naked eye, the tube containing one thousand beads appears nearly empty. Visitors see that the next tube, partially filled, contains one million beads. Finally, to compare, a four-foot tall container nearly full contains approximately one billion beads. This component is mounted to the backside of the Intro to Nanotechnology video kiosk.
- Nanometer-sized things are very small, and often behave differently than larger things do.
NISE Network products are developed through an iterative collaborative process that includes scientific review, peer review, and visitor evaluation in accordance with an inclusive audiences approach. Products are designed to be easily edited and adapted for different audiences under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike license. To learn more, visit our Development Process page.


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Shoreline Community College Athletics names Sophomore Caitlin
Roussopolos as the SCC Women's Basketball Player of the Week! Roussopolos
a regular team leader had a great week as the Dolphins head into the final
games of their season.
Roussopolos is one of three Sophomores on the Dolphin and a
regular starter on the team. She is a Forward from Nampa, Idaho. In a tough
loss to Northern Region rival Bellevue Roussopolos only had 2 points but
came away with 3 of the teams 8 total assists on the night. She also pulled
down 9 total boards.
On Wednesday in the Shoreline Gym Roussopolos led the team to
a 73-56 win over Olympic College with a double-double.
She had 14 points on the game shooting 39% from the field. Once again Roussopolos
was strong on the boards pulling down 13 total rebounds. Of those rebounds 9
were on the offensive end which helped the Dolphins score 20 second-chance
Come watch Roussopolos and the rest of the Dolphins on
Wednesday, February 13th 2013 as they take on the Skagit Valley
Cardinals at 5:30pm.