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2007-08: Chosen first team All-Horizon League for the second consecutive season...Selected to the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major All-America Team...Named fourth team Mid-Major All-America by CollegeHoopsNet.net...Voted second team on the Lowe's All-Senior All-America Team...Named second team NABC All-District 10...Horizon League Preseason Player of the Year...Named to the CollegeInsider.com Preseason Mid-Major All-America Team...Named to the Wooden Award Preseason All-America Team (Top 50 candidates)...Named to the All-Tournament Team at the Great Alaska Shootout...Tied the Great Alaska Shootout record for three-point field goals in a championship game with six three-pointers against Texas Tech...Chosen Mid-Major Player of the Week by Rivals.com for the week of Nov. 12-18...Set a Wooden Tradition record by hitting seven three-point field goals against Florida State...Named Horizon League Player of the Week (Feb. 11) after helping lead Butler to victories over Valparaiso and Green Bay...Selected first team CoSIDA District V All-Academic...Named second team on the 2008 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Team...Chosen as one of 10 finalists for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award...Selected to participate in the Three-Point Shootout at the 2008 NCAA Final Four...Starter in 124 of 130 career games, including 50 straight. Owns the Butler career record for games started and for games played...Finished third on Butler's all-time scoring list with 1,807 points; wound up 17th on the Horizon League's all-time scoring list...Finished second on Butler's all-time list for three-point field goals with 303...Wound up second on Butler's all-time list for free throw percentage (.900)...Tied for sixth on Butler's all-time assist chart (316)...Scored in double-figures in 100 of 130 career games...Had a game-high 26 points in Butler's victory over Indiana State...Topped all scorers with 22 points at Evansville...Tallied 17 points to help the Bulldogs defeat Michigan for the first time in 42 years...Scored 17 points, including 14 after halftime and added a season-high six assists in Butler's victory over Virginia Tech...Hit six of eight three-point field goal attempts and scored 18 points in Butler's victory over Texas Tech at the Great Alaska Shootout...Scored 14 points, including 11 in the second half, to help lead the Bulldogs past Ohio State...Celebrated his 100th career start by scoring a game-high 25 points in Butler's Wooden Tradition victory over Florida State...Scored a game-high 21 points in Butler's victory over Bradley...Hit a season-high nine of nine free throws and led the Bulldogs with 17 points at Florida Gulf Coast...Drove the length of the floor and hit a 30-foot shot at the buzzer to lift Butler to a 57-55 victory at Southern Illinois...Snapped a minor scoring slump with 13 points in Butler's win over Green Bay at Hinkle Fieldhouse...Scored 500th career field goal and posted 11 points in a season-low 27 minutes against Milwaukee at Hinkle Fieldhouse...Had 16 points and five rebounds in Butler's home win over UIC...Led all scorers with 20 points and added team-highs of eight rebounds and four assists at Valparaiso...Topped the Bulldogs with 16 points at Green Bay...Scored 15 points and shared the team rebounding lead with five against Youngstown State...Tallied 15 points in Butler's victory over Cleveland State...Led the Bulldogs with 14 points at UIC...Topped Butler with 18 points against #16 Drake...Posted 18 points, six assists and four steals in Butler's NCAA Tournament win over South Alabama...Named CBS Player of the Game after leading the Bulldogs with 21 points in Butler's NCAA second round game against Tennessee.
2006-07: Played in 35 games, including 34 as a starter...sat out the South Dakota State game and played just 13 minutes against Youngstown State after having all four wisdom teeth removed on Jan. 11. Started 72 consecutive Butler games before the South Dakota State contest...named honorable mention All-America by both the NABC and the Associated Press...2006-07 John R. Wooden Award Finalist..named 2007 Horizon League Championship All-Tournament..selected to the USBWA All-District V team...chosen first team NABC All-District 10...selected first team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America...named first team on the 2006-07 All-Horizon League squad...became the 31st Butler player to score 1,000 career points during Butler's victory at UW-Milwaukee. He ended the 2006-07 campaign in 14th on Butler's all-time scoring list with 1,344 career points...had 13 20-point scoring performances in 2006-07...finished second in the NCAA Division I in free throw shooting (.948). Had a streak of 63 consecutive free throws made snapped on his first free throw attempt at Loyola. That streak is the third-longest single season and fourth-longest career streak in Division I history...finished fifth in the Horizon League in scoring (16.9)...wound up second in the league in three-point field goals (2.80) and fourth in steals (1.46)...picked to the 2006-07 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District V team...one of nine men's basketball players named a 2006 Josten's Scholar Student-Athlete (3.25 grade point average or higher)...named to the Wooden Award Midseason All-America Team...named Most Valuable Player of the 2006 NIT Season Tip-Off, after scoring 41 points in two games at Madison Square Garden and leading Butler to the team championship...selected Horizon League Player of the Week (Nov. 27) after leading Butler to victories over #22 Tennessee, Gonzaga and Kent State in a period of four days...chosen Horizon League Player of the Week (Nov. 20) after leading Butler to victories over Notre Dame, Indiana and Illinois-Springfield...led the Bulldogs with 19 points against Maryland in the NCAA Tournament...had a team-high 18 points against Old Dominion in the first round of the NCAA Tournament...hit career-best 12 of 12 free throws against Loyola in the semifinals of the Horizon League Tournament...scored a team-high 24 points against Loyola at Hinkle Fieldhouse...led the Bulldogs at UW-Green Bay with 20 points...scored a season-low five points against Southern Illinois...tallied 22 points and added four steals in Butler's victory over Florida Gulf Coast...scored a game-high 20 points to help lead the Bulldogs past UW-Milwaukee at home...led the Bulldogs at Detroit with 15 points, a career-high seven rebounds and five assists...hit three three-point field goals in overtime and scored 10 points in the extra session to lead the Bulldogs past Loyola. Finished the game with 26 points...scored 21 points in the first half and finished with a game-high 28 points in Butler's home win over UW-Green Bay...scored a career-high 31 points, including 29 after intermission, at UIC...hit four three-point field goals and scored a game-high 19 points in Butler's win over Wright State at Hinkle Fieldhouse...scored all 14 of his points in the second half at UW-Milwaukee to help the Bulldogs take a come-from-behind victory...led all scorers in Butler's victory over Evansville with 22 points...scored a game-high 25 points to lead the Bulldogs past Purdue in the Wooden Tradition...tallied 26 points, including 15 in the two overtime periods, to lead Butler's to a victory over Kent State. Hit a three-point field goal off the dribble with 0:06 left in the first overtime period to tie the game...hit a career-high 12 free throws and played a career-high 48 minutes against Kent State, less than 24 hours after being named MVP of the NIT Season Tip-Off...led Butler to the team championship of the 2006 NIT Season Tip-Off with a game-high 26 points in the Bulldogs' victory over Gonzaga...shared team scoring honors with 15 points in Butler's upset of #22 Tennessee in the semifinals of the NIT Season Tip-Off...notched a game-high 20 points in Butler's win over Indiana in the title game of the Preseason NIT Midwest Regional...scored a game-high 28 points, hitting a career-high eight three-point field goals including the game-winner, against Notre Dame.
2005-06:Starter in all 33 games (ended season with 56 consecutive Butler starts)...scored in double-figures in 26 of 33 games (and in 44 of 61 games during his Butler career)...Butler's second-leading scorer; ranked 12th in the Horizon League in scoring (13.4)...ranked fourth in the league in free throw percentage (.819)...wound up eighth in the league in steals (1.30)...ranked fifth in the league in three-point field goals (2.06) and finished 12th in three-point field goal shooting (.374)...led all scorers with 19 points in Butler's victory over Miami (Ohio) in the opening round of the NIT...matched his career-high with five three-point field goals and scored 19 points against UW-Green Bay in the Horizon League semifinals...nailed a career-best five three-point field goals, including one to tie the game with ten second remaining, and scored 15 points at Detroit...had 13 points and four assists in Butler's game at Kent State in the BracketBusters presented by eBay series...tallied 13 points, including 11 in the second half, and grabbed a season-high six rebounds to help the Bulldogs post a come-from-behind win at UW-Green Bay...led the Bulldogs and matched his season scoring high with 24 points at Wright State; connected on four three-point field goals against the Raiders...hit four three-point field goals and scored 14 points against Cleveland State...had 13 points and hit a three-point field goal with 0:02.5 left to send Butler's game against UW-Milwaukee into overtime...scored 19 points, including 13 in the first half, in Butler's overtime victory over UW-Green Bay...hit six of six free throws in the final minute and scored 17 points in Butler's win over Wright State...hit two free throws with 0:05 left to seal Butler's victory at Cleveland State...led the Bulldogs with 20 points at UW-Milwaukee...scored 17 points in Butler's home win over UIC...led the Bulldogs with 21 points at Ball State...hit four three-point field goals and led the Bulldogs in scoring with 24 points at Michigan...hit a three-point field goal with six seconds remaining to send Butler's game at Ohio State into overtime.
2004-05: Played in all 28 games, including 23 as a starter...finished as the team's second-leading scorer...top freshman scorer in the Horizon League...led the Horizon League in free throw shooting...led the team in steals and ranked second on the team in assists...tabbed Horizon League Freshman of the Year by CBS Sportsline.com...was named Horizon League Co-Player of the Week for the week of Dec. 27 (following performance against Ball State)...had 17 points against Wright State in the Horizon League Tournament...scored 16 points and added a career-high six assists in Butler's win over UIC...had 15 points, including eight free throws in the final 0:45, in Butler's win over Valparaiso...led the Bulldogs with 21 points, including 17 in the second half, in Butler's victory over Detroit...grabbed a career-high six rebounds at Wright State...posted 16 points and three steals in Butler's home win over Loyola...had 13 points in Butler's victory at UW-Green Bay...posted 10 points, five rebounds, and two assists in a career-high 39 minutes at Loyola...led the Bulldogs with 19 points against UW-Milwaukee...tallied 15 points against Eastern Washington in the consolation game of the Fiesta Bowl Classic...had 11 points and four assists against Richmond in the first round of the Fiesta Bowl Classic...led the Bulldogs with a career-high 29 points and five rebounds in 36 minutes against Ball State (Graves' total was the most by a Butler player since Rylan Hainje scored 31 points against Wright State in January of 2001 and the most by a Butler freshman since Hainje tallied 29 points against UW-Milwaukee in 1999)...posted 11 points and four assists in first collegiate start at Indiana State...had 16 points and a career-high six steals at Bradley...came off the bench with nine points, five rebounds and a career-high six assists against Greenville...scored 19 points as the starting point guard in Butler's exhibition game victory over St. Joseph's.
High School: All-state guard at White River Valley High School...named to the Indiana All-Star Team for the annual Indiana-Kentucky All-Star games (joining his older brothers, Matthew and Andrew, as Indiana All-Stars)...finished runner-up in the Indiana "Mr. Basketball" voting, just two votes behind Indiana University recruit A. J. Ratliff...Wabash Valley Player of the Year...two-time All-State selection by Hoosier Basketball Magazine...four-time all-conference guard...three-time all-area pick...Greene County "Mr. Basketball" in 2002, 2003 and 2004...four-time all-sectional pick...two-time all-regional and all-semistate selection...sectional MVP in 2002...regional MVP in 2002...named to the Bloomington Herald Times Junior All-State team in 2003...all-time leading scorer at White River Valley High School with 2,041 career points ...Greene County all-time scoring leader ...set a Hall of Fame Classic single game scoring record with 45 points against Northview... out-scored Tecumseh, 37-36, in the 2004 Regional title game...averaged 22.3 points as a junior and 23.4 points as a senior...shot 86% or better from the free throw line for three straight years...helped high school squad to a 23-5 record and a semistate runner-up finish in 2004...named to the IBCA Academic All-State team in 2004 ...joined his father, Rick, as a high school Salutatorian...earned four basketball letters, two cross country letters and one golf letter... ...High School Coach: Sean Vandeventer.TMTM


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Forza Horizon (Xbox 360)
An open-world, festival based reinvention of one of gaming's most austere driving sims, Forza Horizon perhaps shouldn't have worked. But with the beautiful Colorado setting as the perfect playground, everything else fell into place. Forza's precise handling model translates superbly to Horizon's more boisterous racing, while the festival atmosphere contributes to a fabulous, feel-good racer.

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Discipline of Genetic Medicine
The Discipline of Genetic Medicine represents the contribution of the elements which reflect the many facets of genetic medicine including diagnosis, investigation, prevention and treatment of genetic disorders. Members of the discipline make contributions in the areas of molecular medicine, immunogenetics, craniofacial genetics, inborn errors of metabolism in children and adults, genetic skeletal disorders, genetics in cancer, genetic neurological disorders and SNP association studies in the context of complex disease.
In keeping with the rapid expanding knowledge base in genetics, the research and clinical practice of members of the discipline is both diverse and constantly changing.


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Repositories, mailing lists and garage down
The repositories, mailing lists and garage are down due to an issue in with the machine that is hosting these services.
The issue is being looked at and hopefully a solution is found soon. However Saturaday evening is not the best time to get hold of people.
I hope you have patience.
Everything seems to be in order now in UK...
Thanks to Tero, and of course Jeff for a solution to bridge us over. :)
Garage and lists back. Repository dns needs time to propagate. But should be back during today.
Thanks Jeff!
The repos will be offline until Monday 18.1.2010.
Thanks, Dude. You are a Saviour. I am currently using your mirror. BRAVOS :-)
any update when the issue will be resolved, maemo still rocks i know you guys are doing your best
error is repository unresolvable. seems to be impacted by dns change from main site which is not supposed to be impacted.
I have a mirror of the Maemo Free Software repositories. Feel free to use them in the interim. More info here:
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JUNO Tour of Canadian Art
To celebrate the JUNO Awards taking place in Winnipeg in March 24-30, 2014, The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) is partnering with the Winnipeg Art Gallery in an innovative project that pairs great Canadian art with great Canadian music. Now in its fourth year, The JUNO Tour of Canadian Art is an exhibit that takes place at a high-profile art gallery in the host city to the JUNO Awards. 2014 JUNO Award nominees and/or past winners select works within the gallery's Canadian collections that serve as personal or artistic inspiration. Their response is video recorded, and displayed in the gallery next to their chosen piece on screen and via a gallery label, as a part of The JUNO Tour of Canadian Art (JTOCA).
Use #junotourofcanadianart to share your thoughts about The JUNO Tour of Canadian Art.
Dean Brody • 3 Nominations
As the reigning CCMA Male Artist of the Year, the seven-time CCMA Award winner and now, three-time JUNO Award nominee has garnered ample acclaim for his songwriting from both audiences and peers, and has amassed considerable mainstream media attention. Named 2013's #1 Most Played Canadian Artist at Country radio for the third consecutive year, the BC born, Nova Scotia based singer/songwriter released his fourth album Crop Circles on November 5, and debuting at #1 on the iTunes Canada Country Album chart.
www.deanbrody.com • @deanbrody
Fred Penner • 9 Nominations, 2 Wins
From the small screen to the live stage; from writing songs to composing scores; this seasoned Manitoban performer's ability to blend his considerable talents has garnered critical acclaim and a host of awards, including the Order of Canada. Like the precious ingredients in your favourite feel good soup, his combination of warmth, ease, enthusiasm and grace bring nourishment too often lacking in these turbulent times.
www.fredpenner.com • @PennerFred
John K. Samson • 2 Nominations
John K. Samson is the singer and songwriter for The Weakerthans. His solo album, Provincial, and book, Lyrics and Poems,1997—2012, were released in 2012. He lives in Winnipeg, Treaty One Territory, where he's the managing editor and co-founder of ARP Books, a small publishing house. John is also an Adjunct Professor in the Creative Writing department at the University of British Columbia.
www.johnksamson.com • @theweakerthans
Monster Truck • 2 Nominations, 1 Win
There's something comforting about a band name that delivers exactly what you expect to hear. Born in 2008 in Hamilton, from the ashes of various Canadian Indie bands, Monster Truck began as a sonic affront to the very industry its members were bred from.
www.ilovemonstertruck.com • @monster_truck_
Royal Canoe • 1 Nomination
A six-piece ensemble from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Royal Canoe give you everything, but on their own maniacally hybrid terms. If you really, absolutely had to reduce Royal Canoe to a single 'thing' you could say they catch the moment of explosive, blissful restlessness that hits you when a savage winter finally eases into light, and you feel some actual warmth on those pasty, vitamin-D deprived limbs and all they want to do, suddenly, is move.
www.royalcanoe.com • @royalcanoe
The Pack A.D. • 1 Nomination
Now signed to Nettwerk Records, the Vancouver duo is poised to make the crucial breakthrough long predicted by the fawning Canadian music press and presaged by the ever-swelling ranks of its faithful fan base. Formed in 2006 and following four releases – Unpersons (2011), We Kill Computers (2010), Funeral Mixtape (2008), Tintype (2008) – The Pack is an act that's earned its current "bubbling under" status the old-fashioned way: by showing up and showing the people the goods one city and one new fan at a time and then coming back, time and again, with even more to offer.
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Help us protect Louisiana's children. Report Child Abuse & Neglect: 1-855-4LA-KIDS (1-855-452-5437) toll-free, 24 hours a day, seven days a week
Governor Proclaims Child Abuse Prevention Month in April
DCFS asks mandated reporters, public to Report abuse by calling 1-855-4LA-KIDS
Last July, DCFS launched the child abuse reporting hotline, 1-855-4LA-KIDS, as part of the state's new centralized intake system to report child abuse. Since the launch, there have been more than 84,000 calls received, and more than 5,000 calls in the month of April alone.
"DCFS intervened in more than 28,000 reported cases of abuse in 2011," said DCFS Secretary Ruth Johnson. "While our agency is dedicated to keeping children safe year-round, the month of April is designated to draw particular awareness to the prevalence of child abuse and to the public's role to prevent it by looking for signs of abuse or neglect and reporting suspected abuse to protect the most vulnerable of our state's population - children.
Johnson added that DCFS' child abuse reporting hotline provides a simple way for the public and mandated reporters, who are required by law to report abuse, to carry out their responsibility to report suspected child abuse or neglect.
Johnson said that learning to recognize the signs of abuse or neglect is critical to helping children who may be victims. A single sign does not prove child abuse is occurring in a family, however, a closer look at the situation may be warranted when such signs appear repeatedly or in combination.
The following signs may signal to mandated reporters or members of the public the presence of child abuse or neglect*:
The Child:
- Shows sudden changes in behavior or school performance
- Has not received help for physical or medical problems brought to the parents' attention
- Has learning problems (or difficulty concentrating) that cannot be attributed to specific physical or psychological causes
- Is always watchful, as though preparing for something bad to happen
- Lacks adult supervision
- Is overly compliant, passive, or withdrawn
- Comes to school or other activities early, stays late, and does not want to go home
- Shows little concern for the child
- Denies the existence of-or blames the child for-the child's problems in school or at home
- Asks teachers or other caregivers to use harsh physical discipline if the child misbehaves
- Sees the child as entirely bad, worthless, or burdensome
- Demands a level of physical or academic performance the child cannot achieve
- Looks primarily to the child for care, attention, and satisfaction of emotional needs
- Rarely touch or look at each other
- Consider their relationship entirely negative
- State that they do not like each other
- Has unexplained burns, bites, bruises, broken bones, or black eyes
- Has fading bruises or other marks noticeable after an absence from school
- Seems frightened of the parents and protests or cries when it is time to go home
- Shrinks at the approach of adults
- Reports injury by a parent or another adult caregiver
- Offers conflicting, unconvincing, or no explanation for the child's injury
- Describes the child as "evil," or in some other very negative way
- Uses harsh physical discipline with the child
- Has a history of abuse as a child
- Has difficulty walking or sitting
- Suddenly refuses to change for gym or to participate in physical activities
- Reports nightmares or bedwetting
- Experiences a sudden change in appetite
- Demonstrates bizarre, sophisticated, or unusual sexual knowledge or behavior
- Becomes pregnant or contracts a venereal disease, particularly if under age 14
- Runs away
- Reports sexual abuse by a parent or another adult caregiver
- Is unduly protective of the child or severely limits the child's contact with other children, especially of the opposite sex
- Is secretive and isolated
- Is jealous or controlling with family members
- Is frequently absent from school
- Begs or steals food or money
- Lacks needed medical or dental care, immunizations, or glasses
- Is consistently dirty and has severe body odor
- Lacks sufficient clothing for the weather
- Abuses alcohol or other drugs
- States that there is no one at home to provide care
- Appears to be indifferent to the child
- Seems apathetic or depressed
- Behaves irrationally or in a bizarre manner
- Is abusing alcohol or other drugs
The toll-free number, 1-855-4LA-KIDS (1-855-452-5437) is manned 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for anyone to report suspected child abuse or neglect by a parent or caretaker. Trained child welfare workers staff the hotline to take reports of possible child abuse and neglect from the public and mandated reporters. For more information about reporting child abuse or neglect in Louisiana, visit www.dcfs.la.gov/ReportChildAbuse.


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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Bobby Boswell scored his third goal of the season in the 90th minute to claim a dramatic 1-1 draw for the Houston Dynamo against the New England Revolution on Wednesday night at Gillette Stadium.
Former Dynamo defender Ryan Cochrane had given the Revs (4-11-10, 22 pts.) an early lead with his first goal for the Revolution in the fourth minute, but Boswell broke through with Houston's (7-7-11, 32 pts.) 15th shot of the game just as the match was poised to enter stoppage time.
Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis had a stellar night between the pipes – making a season-high nine saves – but his evening ended in disappointment as he was issued a straight red card for abusive language during a scuffle following the final whistle. Dynamo midfielder Adam Moffat was also ejected during the skirmish after being issued a second yellow card for a shoulder barge on Pat Phelan.
After deploying a 4-3-3 setup in last weekend's 3-1 loss to the Columbus Crew, head coach Steve Nicol returned to a 4-4-2 formation and made three personnel changes to the Revolution's starting lineup. Chris Tierney moved up to left midfield and Darrius Barnes shifted to left back to accommodate Cochrane's return in central defense, while Zak Boggs and Kenny Mansally – both used as substitutes in Columbus – earned starting nods, as well.
Cochrane marked his return to the lineup in style with an opportunistic goal to give the Revolution a 1-0 lead in just the fourth minute. Tierney almost made the breakthrough when his curling 25-yard free kick hit the post, but the Revs capitalized from the ensuing corner kick. Benny Feilhaber whipped the ball into the box from the left wing and it eventually fell to Milton Caraglio at the back post, where the Argentine striker saw his close-range effort cleared off the line. The ball deflected directly to Cochrane, however, who tapped into an empty net from close range.
Houston almost engineered an immediate response in the sixth minute, but Revolution defender Kevin Alston was on hand to clear the ball off the line following a corner kick. Feilhaber popped up on the opposite post to clear another effort off the line – again from a corner kick – in the 13th minute.
After receiving a bit of help from his defenders, Reis got into the action with a pair of huge saves midway through the first half. Reis first denied Je-Vaughn Watson's back-post header by tipping the ball over the crossbar in the 24th minute, while he sprawled to his left to deny Moffat's 30-yard drive one minute later.
Reis was alert once again in the 40th minute when he turned Geoff Cameron's header over the crossbar after the Attleboro, Mass., native got on the end of Brad Davis' corner kick. Cameron was denied yet again in the 56th minute, Reis making a remarkable save low to his left from a driven 15-yard blast.
Cam Weaver was the next try his luck with no success in the 62nd minute, as Reis pushed Weaver's header around the post before crashing into the woodwork.
Reis was finally beaten by Boswell in the 90th minute, but not before making another extraordinary save. Second-half substitute Carlo Costly powered a header on target from Davis' corner kick and Reis reacted well to keep the ball out of the net, but Boswell was perfectly positioned to tap the loose ball into the vacant net and claim a point for the visitors.
That wasn't the game's last action, however, as both Reis and Moffat were ejected after the final whistle.
The Revs will be back in action on Saturday, Aug. 20, when they'll host the New York Red Bulls to close out a brief two-game home-stand. Kickoff from Gillette Stadium is set for 7:30 p.m.
New England Revolution vs. Houston Dynamo
August 17, 2011 – Gillette Stadium (Foxborough, Mass.)
New England Revolution 1, Houston Dynamo 1
Scoring Summary:
NE – Ryan Cochrane (unassisted) 4
HOU – Bobby Boswell (unassisted) 90
New England Revolution: Matt Reis, Darrius Barnes, A.J. Soares, Ryan Cochrane (Pat Phelan 76), Kevin Alston, Chris Tierney (Zack Schilawski 62), Benny Feilhaber, Shalrie Joseph ©, Zak Boggs, Milton Caraglio (Stephen McCarthy 79), Kenny Mansally
Substitutes Not Used: Bobby Shuttleworth, Diego Fagundez, Ryan Guy, Andrew Sousa
STATS*: Shots: 8; Shots on Goal: 4; Saves: 9; Corner Kicks: 3; Offside: 1; Fouls Committed: 11
Houston Dynamo: Tally Hall, Jermaine Taylor, Andrew Hainault, Bobby Boswell, Hunter Freeman (Calen Carr 80), Brad Davis, Geoff Cameron, Je-Vaughn Watson (Alex Dixon 61), Adam Moffat, Cam Weaver, Brian Ching © (Carlo Costly 71)
Substitutes Not Used: Tyler Deric, Corey Ashe, Eddie Robinson, Kofi Sarkodie
STATS*: Shots: 16; Shots on Goal: 11; Saves: 3; Corner Kicks: 12; Offside: 9; Fouls Committed: 13
* Note that all statistics are unofficial
Misconduct Summary:
NE – Milton Caraglio (caution) 64
HOU – Hunter Freeman (caution) 65
HOU – Adam Moffat (caution) 79
HOU – Bobby Boswell (caution) 82
HOU – Jermaine Taylor (caution) 92
NE – Matt Reis (ejection) 94+
HOU – Adam Moffat (second caution) 94+
HOU – Adam Moffat (ejection 94+)
Referee: Michael Kennedy
Assistant Referees: Kermit Quisenberry, Bill Dittmar
Fourth Official: Jose Carlos Rivero
Weather: Partly cloudy and 79 degrees
Attendance: 10,963
- New England and Houston have met 12 times in the overall MLS regular-season series, with the Revs holding a 6-2-4 record against the Dynamo … the Revolution is 6-3-6 against the Dynamo in all competitions, including the MLS Cup Playoffs and SuperLiga
- With the draw, the Revs hold a 2-1-3 lead in matches played in Foxborough, including a 1-0 win last August … New England's first - and only - loss to Houston in Foxborough came on May 3, 2009, a 2-0 defeat at Gillette Stadium
- With the draw, the Revs fall to Houston in the season series for the first time in the all-time series since 2006 … the Revs have won the season series with Houston three of the six seasons, while playing to two season series splits – in 2006 the teams finished with two draws and in 2009 each team won on the road
- In all but one meeting – the 2-1 Revs win in Houston on Oct. 10, 2010 - the winning team has recorded a shutout, or the match has ended in a draw … overall, there have been seven shutouts in 12 all-time meetings
- The Revs are now 3-0-2 at home this season when scoring first … overall, New England is now 4-2-6 when striking first
- Ryan Cochrane's fourth-minute goal was the Revs' third-fastest in 2011 … Shalrie Joseph and Sainey Nyassi are tied for fastest goal with third-minute finishes at LA on March 20, and at Seattle on June 26, respectively
- Houston's 90th-minute goal marked the Revs' latest game-tying goal against this season … there have been only two other goals scored against the Revs after the 75th minute, coming in the 83rd minute at Real Salt Lake on July 4, and in the 89th minute at Kansas City on July 30
- Ryan Cochrane scored his first goal of the season in the fourth minute of tonight's match, his first since Oct. 25, 2008 as a member of the San Jose Earthquakes
- Matt Reis is 5-2-4 in his regular-season career against the Dynamo with five shutouts
With the red card tonight, Reis has now earned two in his career, having been shown the last one on Aug. 17, 2005
- Zak Boggs returned to the starting lineup tonight for the first game since July 20 at D.C. United … Boggs now has 15 starts on the season in 19 appearances
- Kenny Mansally started the game at forward alongside Milton Caraglio tonight … it was Mansally's first start since July 17 against Philadelphia … tonight was Mansally's seventh start in 20 appearances this season ...
- Mansally has appeared in every game as a substitute since his last start in mid-July
- Andrew Sousa made the 18-man lineup for the third time this season, and for the second consecutive game … while he has yet to make an appearance this season, it was Sousa's second time dressing for a home match, and first 18-man selection at home since June 15 against Toronto
- Zack Schilawski came in off the bench tonight, marking the first time he was not in the starting lineup since July 17 against Philadelphia … the five consecutive starts marked the second time he had strung together a similar streak … Schilawski also started the first six games of the season from March 20 to April 17


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Gwyneth Paltrow has mastered the day job. The Oscar winner is capable in both the stilettos of"ENMV0002398">"Iron Man's" Pepper Potts and in the herb garden she's displayed on her lifestyle blog Goop.
So when given the chance to moonlight for a project like Stand Up to Cancer, the biennial televised fundraiser that utilizes an hour of commercial-free broadcasting across the big four networks and a slew of cable stations, she knew she couldn't phone it in.
"When I do something, I want to actually do it, I want to commit and put my time in," Paltrow told us of her role as executive producer for the Sept. 7 telecast. "I don't want it to be a B.S. thing with my name on it."
"I was really honored they asked me, and it's been fun helping organize, asking people for favors and really getting involved."


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- Adult Adventure
- Some Body Parts
- Tools and Tapers
- Accessories
- Straight Barbells
- Curved Barbells
- Replacement Parts
- 14k Gold Only
- Captive Bead Rings
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The programs target substance abuse, provide educational instruction, tackle anger management issues and address partner abuse. They offer resources needed to prepare for taking a GED, teach skills desired by employers and receive individual treatment plans.
These programs are part of about $2.6 million worth of alternative programs in fiscal year 2013. Other efforts are tied to the Resource Intervention Center, pre-trial programs, drug court and mental health court.
Penny Billman, researcher for REGS Consulting, LLC who prepared the report, said that without the jail alternative programs, people would struggle to stay out of the legal system.
"If someone who is a heroin addict is being brought in to the system for burglary, robberies, for getting things that they can sell for money to address their habit, if we can help break their habit with addiction, then we can help them not need to commit the crime anymore," Billman said.
The study examines data from three years before entering the alternative program and three years after leaving them. This information is compared to people who did not participate.
The programs target non-violent offenders who have a moderate to high risk of reoffending, focusing on individuals who have been charged with assault, forgery, vandalism, prostitution, drug abuse violations, driving under the influence and offenses against family members and children.
Data showed that individuals who participated in the program spent on average nine fewer days incarcerated per year while the comparison group increased its days by 17, the report said. That's a swing of 26 days.
The number of charges for crimes decreased by 52 percent. The comparison group increased its amount of offenses by 13 percent.
"It exceeded expectations. We continue to work on improving it," County Board Chairman Scott Christiansen said.
Three alternative programs were cut from the Fiscal Year 2014 budget, said Dave Peterson, county chief operating officer. Those include the Literacy Council, which provided academic instruction to inmates who read below an 8th grade level; Lutheran Social Services of Illinois, which allowed incarcerated parents to record themselves reading age-appropriate books for their children; and Family Counseling of Northern Illinois, which offered anger management groups to individuals.
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The Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo and South Sudan all share borders. Each of these three countries is now engulfed in tribal or religious sectarian violence, and Uganda, a longtime U.S. military partner, has troops in both the Central African Republic and South Sudan. U.S. Special Forces have been on the ground with Ugandan troops in both countries since 2011.


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Longtime Massapequa teacher and coach Gary C. Canner died August 25, 2008. He was 66 years old and dedicated himself to helping the youth of Massapequa. Born in Freeport, he spent most of his life in Massapequa and was a retired Physical Education teacher of the Massapequa School District.
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These days Mega Man is more interested in card-battling than the side-scrolling platforming we grew up with. Hence our excitement when we noticed publisher/developer Capcom had submitted Mega Man 9 for rating with Australia's Classification Board and Classification Review Board. The organization acts like the Entertainment Software Ratings Board in the U.S. When a game shows up on one of these ratings lists, it's a pretty good indication it's on the way.
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Rice Stuffed Zucchini Halves Recipe
These zucchini halves are stuffed with rice and tomatoes plus a few other tasty ingredients and baked.
4 zucchini, 8-10 inches in length
3 Tablespoons olive oil
1 small onion, finely chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
1 cup diced bell peppers, any color,finely chopped
3 Roma tomatoes, about 3/4 cup, finely chopped
1 cup cooked rice
2/3 cup parmesan cheese
2 eggs, beaten
salt and pepper
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Try and remember the last healthy meal that you ate, or the last time you used a meal delivery service. Think back: beyond the burger and fries you had for lunch, and the many meals since. If you are like many Americans, the last time that you sat down to a truly healthy meal may have been quite a while.
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The Saturday Skinny: Dispelling myths of weight loss and exercise
For those with a significant amount of weight to drop, any movement, particularly walking, is a great way to get your body moving on the right path. During a recent conversation, someone made the statement, "You can't lose weight by just walking, right?" As another person at the table pointed out, "Look at Don. He's lost over 100 pounds, most of it from walking." That's true. I didn't join a gym, get a personal trainer, purchase the latest fad exercise doohickey, take supplements or get surgery. I'm not knocking those who do, but none of that is for me. As a busy dad with two small children, and older kids from a previous marriage, it wasn't in the cards. I didn't have time for any of that so I got in exercise when I could and made sure to involve my kids whenever possible. Whether it was walking up and down a hill near our home while pushing strollers, or hitting nature trails for a hike, the key was to get my body moving. GET MOVING Get off the couch and do some squats or step exercises while watching TV. If in ill health, simply walking around your recliner a few times is better than doing nothing. Maybe moving your arms is all you can do -- so move them. Focus on what you can do rather than what you can't. Making the healthy choice to move, rather than opting to sit and stuff your face with potato chips, is crucial. Without that choice, weight loss isn't going to happen. I walking around blocks, up and down stairs, parked at the far end of the parking lot when grocery shopping -- all to help lose weight and get in some exercise. THE PAY OFF It isn't easy to lose weight. Fast food is convenient, filling and cheap, but is packed with unhealthy calories. Many reach for soda rather than water. Sugar-filled treats and salty snacks are the downfall of many. With the holidays rapidly approaching, temptation is everywhere. The pay off is better health, more energy and a brighter outlook. All that weight just weighed me down, and not just in a physical sense. People started to notice changes when I lost about 30 pounds. Of course, I had a lot to lose. I was at 303 pounds when the journey began and I now weigh 190. FOOD IS A FACTOR I heard a very wise saying: You can't exercise away an unhealthy diet. When eating right and exercise, the weight will come off. I will admit that I'm human and not perfect. There are times I will eat a cupcake, doughnut or a bowl of ice cream, but they aren't a regular part of my diet. I have only on special occasions (or during extreme bouts of weakness). Make healthy choices whether they regard food or exercise and the rest will fall into place. Follow us at Facebook.com/TheSaturdaySkinny or e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Culver Academies choir/band in concert Sunday at Ancilla
Culver Academies' choir, directed by Stacey Warren, and band and orchestra, directed by Major William Browne and Chad A. Gard will perform their annual Christmas concert Sunday, December 2, at 3 p.m. at Ancilla Domini Chapel, PHJC Ministry Center, in Donaldson, Indiana. The event is free to the public and a reception will follow in Cana Hall.
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Each year the choir supports various events, ceremonies, and performances on campus, as well as within the greater Culver community and surrounding areas, including performances of the Vivaldi Gloria and Mozart Requiem with the Ancilla College Community Chorus and South Bend Chamber Symphony, of South Bend, Indiana.
Culver Choir students are consistently selected for the Indiana All State Choir, the Honors Performance Series at Carnegie Hall, and were thrilled by the selection of a student for the Sound of America Honor Chorus European Tour in 2010.
In June, 2011, the Choir was invited and traveled to Salzburg, Austria, to sing in the Mozart International Choral Festival, under the direction of Professor Janos Czifra and Dr. Eph Ehly. The Choir will sing in St. Peter's Basilica as part of the Rome International Choral Festival in Rome, Italy, during a week in June, 2013, under the direction of Dr. Z. Randall Stroope.
In addition to individual instruments and ensembles, the CMA Band is a military marching band that is the "Heartbeat of the Corps" and serves the school in its military and ceremonial mission. Their Lancer Band, the Honor Organization of the Band Company provides special music for special events and other military and riding exhibitions. Their music faculty of five full-time teachers also teach music theory, history, and music topics courses, and collaborate with other academic departments in the enhancement of their curricula. As well, six specialized adjunct instructors teach lessons in their respective areas of expertise. This program, combined with the choral and vocal program offers a rich school music environment for the development of the whole person.


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Evacuation begins for civilians from Syrian city
BEIRUT (AP) — Dozens of children and women along with elderly people in wheelchairs were evacuated Friday from besieged neighborhoods of Syria's battleground city of Homs under a deal between the warring sides that included a three-day cease-fire.
The rare truce in Homs, which will also allow the entrance of aid convoys, may help build some confidence ahead of a second round of peace talks between the opposition and the government of President Bashar Assad, scheduled to begin in Geneva next week.
By nightfall, about 80 civilians were brought out of the city, many of them appearing frail and exhausted. Residents have endured a crushing blockade and severe food shortages for more than a year.
U.N. mediator Lakhdar Brahimi had pushed for aid for the estimated 2,500 civilians trapped in the ancient, rebel-held quarters known as Old Homs as a confidence-building measure during the first face-to-face meetings in Geneva last month.
The talks were adjourned until Feb. 10 with no tangible progress, as the Syrian government accused the opposition of capitalizing on human suffering in Homs to score points with the international community.
There have been few cease-fires during the course of Syria's nearly three-year-old conflict. Over the past year, several temporary truces were negotiated to allow for the evacuation of civilians and the delivery of food parcels in and around Damascus.
Homs, one of the first areas to rise up against Assad in 2011, has been particularly hard hit. The government has regained control over much of the city, except for a few neighborhoods in the historic center, where rebels are holed up.
The extent of the evacuation is not clear, and officials have not said how many civilians will leave altogether. Earlier, Syrian TV said 200 were expected to leave Friday and dozens more in the following days. The evacuation excludes men ages 15 to 55, who are seen as likely fighters, Homs governor Talal Barrazi told Syrian state TV.
While the operation is indeed a breakthrough, many civilians, sick and wounded remain in the old city of Homs, said U.N. deputy spokesman Farhan Haq.
"We understand that for the most part the operation went smoothly, but there were isolated reports of gunfire heard during the day," Haq said. "We'll try to evacuate more civilians and deliver aid in the next few days."
The evacuees will be allowed to go wherever they want, Homs' governor said, adding that a shelter has been prepared, capable of taking up to 400 people with nowhere else to go.
"I tell those who left today that soon we will celebrate with them by returning them to their homes," he said, suggesting that the government plans to recapture areas under rebel control.
Syrian TV showed elderly men, some wrapped in blue blankets, arriving at the frontline separating government and opposition-held territory in Homs, assisted by Syrian Red Crescent paramedics in red uniforms.
They were searched, then transported in buses to a nearby shelter where they were given water and food. An elderly man on a stretcher was loaded into an ambulance.
The Russian Foreign Ministry said the evacuation was the result of "difficult discussions over many days" that also led to a three-day cease-fire, which began Thursday.
"The atmosphere is positive" Barrazi said, adding that the first batch of food supplies will be sent to rebel-held areas on Saturday.
State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki said Thursday the evacuation "is not a substitute for the safe, regular and unfettered delivery of humanitarian assistance to those in need."
"Humanitarian access should not be a political bargaining chip," she said.
In the northern city of Aleppo, Syria's largest, government forces launched a counteroffensive against rebels who had stormed parts of the city's central prison earlier in the week and freed hundreds of prisoners. Syrian troops regained much of the area on Friday, according to the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
The group said two days of fighting left 20 government troops and 17 rebels dead.
Rebels have been besieging the Aleppo prison, estimated to have 4,000 inmates, for almost a year. They have rammed suicide car bombs into the front gates twice, lobbed shells into the compound and battled frequently with the hundreds of guards and troops holed up inside.
Associated Press Writer Edith M. Lederer contributed to this report from the United Nations.


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Official online balloting is open but voting ends on July 7! So hurry and vote for your favorite Rapids players you want to see represented in the MLS All-Star XI in this year's game! Vote online now by CLICKING HERE.
The 2006 Sierra Mist MLS All-Star Game will bring together the best MLS players for a marquee match-up with English powerhouse Chelsea FC on Aug. 5 2006 in Chicago's handsome new soccer-specific stadium in Bridgeview Illinois. The game will be nationally televised live on ESPN at 4:30 p.m. MT.
Fans can vote for the All-Star XI online by selecting up to one goalkeeper three defenders five midfielders and two forwards. Fans can vote up to 10 times per day. The online fan balloting program which concludes on Friday July 7 will comprise 25 percent of the total vote for the All-Star XI with coaches and general managers players and media each holding 25 percent of the vote to combine for the remaining 75 percent.
The coach of the MLS All-Star squad will be the coach of the MLS team with the best record as decided by the most total points in League play following games played on Monday July 3. The standard MLS tiebreakers will determine the coach if two or more teams are tied.
The All-Star XI will be announced on Wednesday July 12. The MLS All-Star reserves will be announced on Friday July 14. Five players will be selected as reserves by the head coach and the final two will be selected by MLS commissioner Don Garber.
This year's All-Star team will take on one of the world's top professional soccer clubs. Led by international soccer icons Frank Lampard Arjen Robben Hernan Crespo and Joe Cole Chelsea FC is an all-star team of its own and it has finished first in the prestigious English Premier League for two consecutive seasons.
This year marks the third time that MLS All-Stars have taken on a high-profile international opponent. In 2003 the MLS All-Stars defeated Mexican club CD Guadalajara 3-1 and in 2005 they stormed English opponents Fulham 4-1 with then-Rapids star Jeff Cunningham leading the way for the MLS side. The format of the Sierra Mist All-Star game makes it the most competitive all-star game in professional American sports.


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Written by Dave Pankew | Photos by John Jackson
Many people thought that when the Camaro and Firebird bounced last time, they were gone forever. The economy was on a downtick and gas prices were headed north, which meant any excessive power wasn't needed. Consumers were after style and economy neither of which the F body had. After the huge outcry from Camaro fans who said they would buy one if it were brought back, GM execs got to work.
With all the hype surrounding the new Camaro, we knew it was the perfect car to build and grab a lot of attention" said Chris at Boulevard Customs
"With all the hype surrounding the new Camaro, we knew it was the perfect car to build and grab a lot of attention" said Chris at Boulevard Customs "The system was built because Phoenix Gold asked us to build a demo car for their latest product line."
Boulevard has, of course, turned out some amazing custom vehicles in the past. Their roster includes a 300C HEMI Convertible, Saleen 281 Extreme Mustang, Bentley Continental GT convertible, Audi A5 S-line and the Mercedes GLK Custom Roadster which bagged an award from Benz. This project was a little different, however, due to the fact that no modifications were made to the 6.2L mill lurking under the hood and only color-matching was done to the body. The dual red RS stripes were removed and replaced with a single black stripe and the emblems were all hit with gloss black.
The headlights and taillights were smoked and even the exhaust tips were blacked out with some high heat paint. Also, the roof antenna and lower rear valence were smoothed out and painted white to match the body.
The look of the RS definitely gets a boost with larger wheels. The crew at Boulevard got creative and were able to cram some 24-inch rollers under the Camaro. The wheels are GFG Sicily alloys measuring 24x9 up front and 24x10-inch in the rear. These massive alloys were wrapped with Toyo Proxes4 tires 255/30R24 up front with a healthy 275/25R24 in the back. The correct stance was achieved with Eibach 1-inch drop springs, and the guys informed us there is no rubbing anywhere.
It was time to dig into the audio and multimedia setup that would define this project. Up front is the stout factory headunit, but the balance is all Phoenix Gold and AAMP gear. The entire trunk was torn up and covered with Stinger Roadkill dampening mat and JL's Auto Interiors in St. Petersburg did the custom wrap in the trunk and on the lid. The Stinger SPP1700 battery was sunk into the spare tire well and linked up with Stinger HPM power and ground along with HPM fuse blocks.
The basslines are driven by a single Phoenix Gold Ti1500.1 flanking the battery area. The amplified signals head to a pair of Phoenix Gold R2.12D 12-inch subs in a sealed enclosure behind Plexiglas capped off by an 'SS' logo.
The mids and highs are handled by the Phoenix Gold Ti600.4 amplifier lighting up a pair of Phoenix Gold Ti65C components in the front and rear of the vehicle. Although the sound quality of the build is stunning, it has yet to enter competition, but should be competitive when it does.
Boulevard was given the vehicle to build right before Spring Break Nationals 2010. And when we say right before, we mean one week, so the crew pretty much lived at the shop for days. But they all pitched in with Chris Bradley designing the concept, Danny Camacho handling the suspension, David Ridenour fitting the correct wheels and taking care of all of the sound deadening and component speakers, and finally Spike Keeser doing all the fine work in the trunk. The results speak for themselves and we can only imagine what they would have built given more than one week.
Owner: Boulevard Customs
Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Vehicle: 2010 Camaro RS 2SS
Engine: Chevrolet 6.2L LSX V8
GFG Sicily; 24x9-inch (f), 24x10-inch (r)
Toyo Proxes4 tires; 255/30R24 (f), 275/25R24 (r)
Eibach Pro Kit 1-inch drop springs
Tackley's Autobody
Flat black emblems
Smoked headlights and taillights
JL's Auto Interiors
Custom vinyl wrap in trunk lid
SS Emblems
Tackley's Autobody
Silver trim and red panels in trunk.
Stinger Roadkill
Stinger SPP1700 battery
Stinger HPM power and ground
Stinger HPM fuse blocks
Phoenix Gold Ti1500.1 mono amplifier
Phoenix Gold R2.12D 12-inch subwoofers
Sealed enclosure w/ Plexiglas
Phoenix Gold Ti600.4 amplifier
Phoenix Gold Ti65C components


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