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Dynas Ravens were crowned Guyana Amateur Basketball Association (GABF) Road to Mecca National Club Champions, crushing Linden unit Retrieve Raiders 85-57 in the grand finale at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall on Sunday.
Akeem Kanhai led the newly crowned national champs with figures of 20 points, eight rebounds, four blocks and five steals.
He was assisted by Rodwell Fortune who netted 18 points, Jermaine Slater who contributed a double-double of 17 points and 16 rebounds and eventual final Most Valuable Player (MVP) Dominic Vicente, who netted 16 points inclusive of five threepointers and grabbed five steals.
On the losing side, Neil Marks led the way with 14 points and 15 rebounds while Dwayne 'Sugar' Roberts recorded 14 points and 14 rebounds and Dwight McKinnon scored 12 points.
In a fixture that promised so much following a 26-23 score at the half in the favour of the visitors, a third quarter combination of stifling defence and quick transition offence by the home side simply sealed the contest.
Reducing the Linden side to only nine points in the quarter, Ravens led by Fortune's seven point output and Ryan Stephney's five point display, netted an impressive 27 points in the period.
Their dominance in the period would be highlighted by Vicente's fade-away three point dagger with 13 seconds left on the clock, sending the sold out crowd into a frenzy and extending their then lead to 15 points as the third finished at 50-35.
The final quarter would prove to be a highlight reel of Kanhai and Vicente cameos as the Georgetown side continued to dominate their arch-rivals in the lopsided fixture.
Kanhai would start the festivities with a monstrous one-handed dunk with 7:14 on the clock. However, Vicente would steal the spot light as he nailed back to back three point missiles between 5:42 and 6:12.
Kanhai would reply to Vicente's efforts with 3:47 left on the clock by rising emphatically to deliver a crushing block on Keon Cameron as he drove to the basket. He would then unleash a two handed dunk after receiving a pass from steal with less than two minutes left on the clock.
With the win, Ravens collected the first place title and $400,000. Raiders for their efforts walked away with $200,000 and the second place trophy.
In the earlier third place matchup, Bounty Colts led by a Shelroy Thomas effort of 20 points, four rebounds and six steals, humbled Linden side Amelia's Ward Jets 71-48.
Capping off the huge win were Nikkoloi Smith with figures of 15 points, four rebounds and three steals and Dave Causeway who recorded figures of 11 points, four rebounds, five assists and three steals.
Alistair Webster lead the losers with a double-double of 10 points and 14 rebounds. He was assisted by siblings Joel who netted 10 points and Shane who contributed eight points, 11 rebounds, two blocks and two steals.
For the win, Colts will pocket $100,000 while Jets will walk away with the same amount.
In the opening exhibition fixture, the Diplomatic Corp silenced the Media, winning by a 78-59 margin. Sherwin Young led the winners with 19 points while Marvin Durant and Devon Cameron netted 16 and 14 points respectively.
Netting a game high 29 points in a losing effort was Yannick December whilst Yannick Charles grabbed 13 points.
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Davy Jones Leapt into Heaven Rest in Peace
It's sad to hear about Davy Jones passing away of a heart attack at the age of 66. Davy was the cutest member of the Monkees back in the 60's.
I remember the Monkees TV show and never missing an episode, to me they were as popular as the Beatles and I loved them just as much.
One day my mom came up to me and told me she bought tickets to the Hollywood Bowl for me and several of my friends to attend a Monkees concert, I screamed so loud and so long. I was appx. 14 years old and my excitement couldn't be contained.
At the concert our seats were not the greatest but it didn't matter to me, I was watching the Monkees LIVE!!!! I couldn't hear them singing due to all the screaming from the crowd, and myself, but that didn't matter either, I was watching them LIVE!!!! :)
The most memorable moment came when the concert ended, Micky jumped off the stage into the water fountain! Oh, the crowd went crazy.
This was the first, of many more to come, concerts I had ever been to. I've been star struck ever since.
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Director of Sports welcomes Callum OliverLast updated on Thu, 2014-05-15 13:37. Posted in
Newly arrived coach Callum Oliver was summoned to the Ministry of Sports this week to meet with Sipho Magagula the Director of Sports at the ministry. Magagula was full of praises for Oliver and his committment to improving and developing the game of rugby within the Kingdom. Callum Oliver will be in the country for six months working with the SKRUM Programme and the SRU.
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The Little Rhino's returned home today from the UK after participating in the Abbey Touraid U/13's 7's rugby tournament. The local team came sixth out of sixteen teams.
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SKRUM volunteer Callum Oliver will be returning to Swaziland in March. Callum who has visited Swaziland before to work with the SKRUM Programme will be returning to again work with SKRUM, but he will also be heading up the Youth Coaches programme and he will take up the position of national coaching assistant.
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It was a sad day for fans of Sizeze Eswatini on Saturday when the national side went down 5-3 against Lesotho. The game played in Maseru was the first of two international Friendlies planned for the two sides. The return match will be played in Swaziland at the Mavuso Sports Stadium on Saturday May 24th.
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Imbali the U/13's girls side who are in the United Kingdom representing Swaziland in the Touraid tournament have managed to take third place in the competiton.
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CAIRO U.S. Sen. John McCain says the nature of America's partnership with Egypt is changing a year after the ouster of Hosni Mubarak but stressed that the two countries "must remain friends."
McCain's comments Monday to a Cairo business conference reflected the growing strain in the relations between the two allies. Egypt referred 16 Americans and 27 others to a criminal trial in a politically charged case against foreign-funded pro-democracy groups. Washington has threatened to cut $1.5 billion in aid over the spat.
McCain chairs the International Republican Institute - one of four U.S.-based groups under investigation - and is also the top Republican on the Senate Armed Services Committee.
He spoke just before meetings with Egypt's military leaders who took over after Mubarak.
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D800E Center-Weighted Metering in DX Format
Suppose I have my D800E set to center-weighted metering and the center metering circle set to 20mm. If I mount a DX format lens and the camera automatically switches to DX format, does the center metering circle remain at 20mm, or does it shrink to a size appropriate to the DX format?
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#1. "RE: D800E Center-Weighted Metering in DX Format" | In response to Reply # 0ericbowles Nikonian since 25th Nov 2005Tue 22-Jan-13 05:42 PM
The camera will remain at whatever metering circle size you designate regardless of mode. That does represent a larger portion of the image in DX mode than FX mode. The menu - and the camera - do not differentiate based on lens choice or lens mode.
Your question got me thinking about matrix metering. I have not seen anything definitive, but I expect that Matrix metering also does not change - even if part of the image is outside of the DX boundaries.
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#2. "RE: D800E Center-Weighted Metering in DX Format" | In response to Reply # 1BillS2 Nikonian since 05th Jan 2013Tue 22-Jan-13 10:12 PM
Light falloff around the edge of the FX frame can be observed with some DX lenses. If brightness levels over the entire FX frame are used in the exposure calculation (in either matrix or center-weighted), then it seems that the light falloff would be a source of metering inaccuracy with DX lenses on an FX camera.
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This information was not given to us from VE (Velocity Express). I felt like a scab. Hell, I needed a job, but not at someone's else expense. Well, I had a route of nursing homes that I had to deliver Med's to. I soon found out that my car, a Chrysler Sebring, was not the ideal vehical for the job...it was just too small for what I needed to haul and take back to the home office so I decided just to do STATS which are medications that nedd to be deliverd ASAP.
My first paycheck was OK.....I had no problem with it. My second check had an unexplained deduction of $110 dollars besides the $80 insurance deduction that I understood. The $110 was never explained to me except that it had to do with some kind of correction. The real blow came today when I received my check for my third week. I only worked 2 days, but for those 2 days I spent $40 in gas money to make the deliveries.....and I was not expecting to much in pay...maybe $120...maybe even $100... well, I got my check and after all their deductions and corrections I received a check in the grand total of $10.75 Yeah...that's correct $10.75....for 2 days...close to 12 hours of work. That's 89 cents an hour. I might as well live in a sewer pipe in Banglesh. These people are the 21st century carpetbaggers...they know our economy is depressed, so they take advantage of it to screw people. If you quit Velocity Express without giving them 2 weeks notice when you realize your being screwed...they will not give you your 2 weeks pay that they held back in the beginnng of your employment.
Stay away from these assholes...I have only been here for 4 weeks, but every payday is like armegedon... everybody is pissed that they're getting screwed. You're better off collecting bottles and cans for deposit money. That's the truth. I'm giving my notice tomorrow. Don't be a dumb a*s like me ..stay away from these crooks.
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WEST WINFIELD � Douglas E. Doremus was called home on Saturday, November 2, 2013, at Faxton St. Luke�s Healthcare with his family by his side.
Doug was one of 15 children born to Eugene and Ida Doremus on November 2, 1952. He was raised on the family farm in Cedarville, NY, and educated at the West Winfield School System. Doug enlisted in the Army in 1968. In 1970, he married Kathy Kiley and the couple moved to Germany, where their first child, Peggy was born in 1971. In 1972, they returned to the USA, where their two sons� were born, Curt in 1973 and James in 1975.
Doug worked at Remington Arms for 33 years while farming until he was able to retire and follow his life long dream of being a full time farmer. Doug milked cows and raised a variety of animals. The dearest to his heart were his horses which he loved to just sit outside and watch. He ran his family farm for 40 years, until ALS took over and he was forced to sell his milk cows. Doug was able to keep some animals on the farm with the thanks to his friends and family who all pitched in to keep a smile on Doug�s face. Doug enjoyed getting on his scooter and roaming around out back on his farm to admire the land and animals with his favorite canine companion Bell.
Anyone who knew Doug knew he was stubborn as a mule and tough as an ox.
Doug leaves behind his wife of 43 years, Kath; daughter, Peggy Tennaal and her husband, Matt, two grandkids, Lexi and Zack; son Curt Doremus and his girlfriend, Tammy; two grandsons, Douglas and Dawsyn; son, Jim Doremus and his girlfriend Jackie; six grandchildren, Ashley, Quinton, Tommy, Maggie, Samantha and Johnathan; brothers, Keith and his wife, Pat, of Cedarville, Eugene and his wife, Mary of Cedarville, Arthur, and his partner, Thomas, of Cedarville, Fred and his wife, Judy, of Mohawk, Roy and his wife, Cheryl, of Cedarville, Carl and his partner, Darryl, of NH, Dennis and his wife, Wan Pen, of NC; sisters, Ruth Hanranhan, of Rome, Margie Creaser, of Westmoreland, Jane Rood and her husband, Milford, of Cedarville, Betty Helmer and her husband, Albert, of Ilion, Sherry Bouck and her husband, John, of Sherrill, Karen Allen, and her husband, John, of Fairfield. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews� cousins and close friends. He was predeceased by his parents, Eugene and Ida and a brother, Terry.
The family would like to give a special thank you to Doug�s special friends for all the care and compassion and being there through the thick and thin and they are Becky and Eric Evans and their sons, Dillon, Mathew and Michael; Brian and Angela Lynch and her daughter, Gaby; Carrie Trevor, Fred Herron, Richard Herron, Robert Miller, Roger Crossett, Donald Shipman, Bernie Shipman and Wayne Sullivan.
Page 2 of 2 - Following Doug�s wishes there will be no calling hours. A celebration of Doug�s life will be held on Saturday, November 9, 2013 at 1:00 at the West Winfield Fire Hall.
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Thomas Aquinas College believes that Catholic liberal education should be available to qualified students who desire it without regard to their ability to pay. It therefore accepts students without considering their financial means and provides financial aid for those who demonstrate need. After a student and his family make their best effort to meet tuition, room and board, the College endeavors to supply any remaining need with a Service Scholarship (work-study) and a grant.
Since all financial assistance provided by the College comes from charitable donations – most of which the College must seek on an annual basis – the College expects a student's "best effort" to include taking a reasonably sized student loan and applying for any outside scholarships and grants for which he may readily qualify. This includes not only such help as may be available from state and federal governments, but also help such as National Merit Scholarships, local service club scholarships, high school awards, etc.
All students are encouraged to apply for outside scholarships and grants.For a student who is not receiving assistance from the College, outside scholarships and grants can be a significant help for the student and his parents when paying for tuition, room and board.
If a student is receiving assistance from the College, outside scholarships and grants are the first resources used to meet the student's financial need. They significantly ease the burden on the College and its donors, and they enable the student himself – the primary beneficiary of his education – to take responsibility for as much of the attendant costs of that education as he can. The attention and energy spent acquiring financial assistance from sources other than the College can moreover help the College make genuine Catholic liberal education available to all.
Keep the Financial Aid Office Informed of Any Outside Scholarships and Grants.
Students are responsible for informing the Financial Aid Office when they are notified of scholarship awards, regardless of whether they are receiving a financial aid package from the College, so the award can be properly noted on the student's Payment Plan & Promissory Note. If a financial aid package has already been prepared for the student, Thomas Aquinas grant funds are reduced by the additional amount received from outside sources. If the amount received from outside sources exceeds the College grant, the Service Scholarship (work-study) is reduced by the remaining funds available from outside scholarships. Outside scholarships exceeding the College grant and Service Scholarship can be used to reduce the student loan or family payment.
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First, students should look into their potential eligibility for state grants by contacting their state postsecondary education agency.
The majority of outside scholarships and grants, however, come from organizations in the student's local community. You may find scholarships sponsored by your parish, high school, local businesses or local service organizations such as the Rotary Club, the American Legion. the Knights of Columbus, etc. Learn about the availability of such scholarships by contacting someone from the specific organization or by directly contacting its main headquarters. Another source may be your parents' employer or your own employer if you are currently working.
Other scholarships and grants are offered to a wider community. For these awards, we have put together this web page to share information that we have about scholarships and grants offered by businesses and philanthropic organizations.
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This next list shows individual scholarships offered by businesses and philanthropic organizations. These scholarships are not offered or maintained by the College. Please contact the scholarship organization with any questions about the application process, award, or website.
This list has been put together to help students begin their scholarship search and does not include all outside scholarship opportunities. Click on the scholarship name to link to their website and learn more. (The Financial Aid Office makes every attempt to keep this list current, but if any of these links are non-operational, please send an e-mail to let us know. Thank you!)
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- $20,000 Coca-Cola Scholars Program Scholarship (Oct 31)
- $1,000 Become an Educator Scholarship (Nov 1) ToBecomeATeacher.org has confirmed that Thomas Aquinas College students are eligible for this scholarship if they intend to enter the field of teaching.
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This whole world has failed to understand me
I feel as if I am really alone.
Rejected I have been by most
Life has rejected me, people have rejected me
I am actually tired of being rejected, though cannot change much
Everything is going to remain the same as I am a lonely soul
I just wish the one I loved the most, understood me
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This whole world has failed in understanding me
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Caballero: I Was The Clear Winner By at Least 2 Points
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Panama's Celestino Caballero is very angry over last Saturday's split decision loss against Argentina's Jonathan Barros, the featherweight champion of the World Boxing Association (WBA). The fight took place on Barros' home ground of Mendoza, Argentina. As reported earlier, Caballero and his team have already protested to the WBA for an immediate rematch outside Argentina.
Despite Caballero winning a few rounds and scoring two knockdowns, one judge scored it 116-111 for Barros. The other judge had it 115-111 for Caballero and the third scored it 114-112 for Barros. Caballero saw himself winning by at least two points.
"You can review the videos, with neutral judges, who are able to render an excellent decision and they will see that Celestino Caballero won the fight by at least two points," he said. "We were in Argentina. I respect what they [the judges] do, but the two knockdowns were clear. I dominated and won many of the rounds. The clearest shots were mine. He hit me a lot in the back, illegal hits. And he never took a point [the referee."
Caballero is probably right even tho I didn't see the fight, because I didn't see Caballero disputing his legit loss to Litzau. He must have really felt cheated to think he was robbed.Comment by Corelone on 07-04-2011
When you quit winning and start whining, it's a sign of decay. Caballero may have won, but not everybody thought so. He can forget about a title shot in Panama. He has to think knockout if he gets another chance.Comment by Ringlife on 07-04-2011
I use to to be a fan of his but he lost to Jason and now this guy but the fight on HBO killed him you can't lose on that network because the will rip you a part.Comment by flint on 07-04-2011
when caballero throws a punch. his shoulder gets to the target before the glove gets there. maybe if he learns how to punch then he won't get robbed.Comment by Medved on 07-04-2011
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HOUMA — Cindy Callahan is no stranger to Terrebonne's public schools. She's worked as a substitute teacher and served as an officer of a parents' fundraising group at her daughters' high school.
But Callahan wants to take her involvement a step further and is running in the Oct. 2 election for the District 6 seat on the Terrebonne School Board. Candidates will sign up July 7-9 at the Terrebonne Clerk of Court's Office.
District 6 covers parts of Houma, Gibson and Schriever. That seat is occupied by L.P. Bordelon, a retired teacher and principal, who has held the spot for 12 years and is running for re-election.
Callahan, a native and resident of Houma, worked in the public school system for nine years as a substitute teacher and food-service employee. She has also worked as a hairdresser for a decade.
She also is co-sponsor of the Terrebonne High Beta Club, a student volunteer organization that counts her youngest daughter as a member, and secretary of Parents for Education, a group that raises money for the school. That money goes toward classroom supplies, extracurricular transportation costs and other expenses, such as new band instruments.
Callahan, 47, said she likes to spend her free time with her two daughters and grandson. She is married to Gary Callahan.
She ran for the board in 2006, a decision she made after an experience with what she considered an unfair process for Terrebonne High's dance-team tryouts.
"Something needed to be done," Callahan said.
Though her 2006 bid was unsuccessful, Callahan said she learned a lot from the experience.
"I didn't know a lot of my neighbors," she said. "You got to know people, you got to understand their situation and what they wanted from the schools."
As the board faces a worsening financial situation — tax revenue and state dollars are down, with expenses rising — Callahan said she wants to find ways to cut costs without cutting employees, such as streamlining the bus-transportation system.
"If more cuts have to be made I want to make sure it's not with employees," she said in her announcement. "I am not a politician, just a concerned parent who wants to see that things are done right for the sake of our children and grandchildren."
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In a cafeteria filled with board members and employees of the Carroll County Memorial Hospital and the members of Carroll County Fiscal Court, Judge-Executive Harold "Shorty" Tomlinson yesterday presented a check for $100,000 to CCMH Board Chairman Jean Pyles and hospital administrator Kanute Rarey.
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Jefferson Community and Technical College's Carrollton campus is one step closer to having a new home.
At a news conference held at North American Stainless Friday, Gov. Steve Beshear presented the college's president Dr. Tony Newberry with a deed for 30 acres of land that was once part of Camp Kysoc.
The effort to build on the new site also received a boost with a $100,000 donation from North American Stainless.
When two of pro football's most storied franchises meet on the sport's biggest stage Sunday night, millions around the country will be watching, including two of the teams' biggest fans in Carroll County: Daryl and Jimmy Ray.
While the brothers will be cheering against one another in Super Bowl XLV—Daryl for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Jimmy for the Green Bay Packers — the rivalry won't extend past the final whistle.
The nation's largest manufacturer of stainless steel will begin its ninth expansion of its Ghent facility this spring with the addition of a new long products line.
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In his report, Carrollton Mayor Gene McMurry explained to city council that even though the Three Courts subdivision, located between Gillock Avenue and Schuerman Street, has not been adopted by the city, the streets need names, per 911 regulations.
Three Carroll County creek repair projects will be forthcoming as county government has received approval for federal funding for watershed protection on creeks adjoining Carlisle Road, Four Mile Road and White's Run. The announcement was made during the Tuesday, Jan. 24 meeting of Carroll County Fiscal Court.
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Carrollton Police charged Dollar General Store Manager Dorette Sue Noble, 48, of 2 Brian Street in Carrollton, with theft by unlawful taking over $500, a class D felony.
Dollar General Regional Loss Prevention Manager Dave Antel called the Carrollton Police Department Wednesday to report bank deposits and $7,321.59 missing from Family Dollar, according to Chief Mike Willhoite. Antel provided documents that led to Noble as a possible suspect.
Area residents had their first opportunity to meet with key players in the Milton-Madison Bridge replacement project last Tuesday, Jan. 18.
Aaron Stover, project manager for the Michael Baker Jr. architect firm, gave a play-by-play of the project that engineers and contractors will complete the bridge project to a crowd of about 200 people in the gymnasium of the new Milton Elementary School.
Stover's firm was hired by state officials to oversee the design-build project, which will be orchestrated by Walsh Construction of Indianapolis.
Former Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson and Carroll County Community Development Corporation Executive Director Joan Moore both spoke of community interests "pulling together as a team," as Abramson said, to promote development interests in the local area during the CCCDC annual shareholder's meeting, Jan. 18, at the General Butler State Resort Park. Board members were elected for the year at the close of the meeting.
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When 'Approved' is enabled, the directory doesn't show any entries past the 1st page of the admin results... it's hard to explain.
Basically we have 4 pages of entries on the admin side, only the entries on page 1 (of the admin side) are displayed on the website. But if I browse to page 4 (4 of 4) and approve an entry it doesn't display on the front-end of our website.
If I make 'Approved' false it displays all of them just fine.


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Umapper is nice, but needs a lot of javascript to be loaded. since i only use the maps on a contact page, i dont want umapper scripts to slow down my page.
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Issue No.08 - August (1978 vol.27)
pp: 781-782
T. Nanya , Central Research Laboratories, Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.
One of two constructive procedures for universal single transition time (STT) state assignments presented in the paper [1] by Friedman et al. is not correct. A correct constructive procedure can be obtained by simply modifying the procedure of the literature with an additional restriction.
state assignments, Asynchronous sequential circuits, single transition time (STT) state assignments, universal
T. Nanya, Y. Tohma, "On Universal Single Transition Time Asynchronous State Assignments", IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol.27, no. 8, pp. 781-782, August 1978, doi:10.1109/TC.1978.1675192


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American Kennel Club Announces Valley's Most Popular Dog Breeds -- Assuming You Don't Live in the Hood
The American Kennel Club released its list of "the most popular dogs in the U.S.A.," and Valley residents, it turns out, have a thing for Labrador Retrievers, German Shepherds, and Golden Retrievers. Those are just the most popular dogs registered with the AKC -- in other words, Pit-Bull eating out of a dumpster in south Phoenix is a breed that didn't quite make the list.
According to the AKC, the Valley's top picks for pooches are as follows:
1) Labrador retrievers
2) German shepherds
3) Golden retrievers
4) Yorkshire terriers
5) Bulldogs
6) Poodles
7) Shih tzu
8) Cavalier King Charles spaniels
9) Rottweilers
10 Boxers/ Chihuahuas
Phoenix's faves are fairly similar to the national rankings, which are as follows:
1) Labrador retriever
2) German shepherd
3) Yorkshire terrier
4) Beagle
5) Golden Retriever
6) Bulldog
7) Boxer
8) Dachshund
9) Poodle
10) Shih tzu
As we mentioned, those rankings only count dogs registered with the AKC, but anyone who's spent any time in some of Phoenix's less-reputable neighborhoods -- or the ASU Tempe campus, where male students often accessorize their image with a ferocious looking canine -- knows Pit Bulls make up a large portion of the Valley's dog population. Officials from the Maricopa County Animal Care and Control Center seem to agree.
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While Pit Bulls don't get any love from the AKC (again, because often times they aren't registered with the group) officials at the MCACCC tell New Times the three breeds of dogs generally classified as Pit Bulls -- the American Pit Bull terrier, the American Staffordshire terrier, and the Staffordshire bull terrier -- make up roughly one-third of the dogs brought to its kennels.
We have a feeling the AKC's rankings of the "most popular dogs in the U.S.A." would be slightly more Pit-Bull-centric if the group tallied up all the pound puppies the way it does the snooty Scottsdale Shih tzus.
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The actor made his debut with Shankar"s production Rettaisuzhi of late, in which he shared screen space with versatile filmmakers like K. Balachander and Bharathiraja. After the good reviews of his performance, many filmmakers have come forward to sign him on.
The actor has already started shooting for his next film Dharani, which will be directed by debutant Guhan. Soon after its completion, he"ll start simultaneously shooting for a couple of untitled films directed by other newcomers. It"s worth mentioning that these debutants have been associated with K.S. Ravikumar and P. Vasu previously.


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Candidates Corner: Vince Dauciunas | Guest Column
- Apr 10, 2014 at 11:41AM
I approve the ongoing projects that OPALCO is undertaking to maintain and improve our grid system. This includes extending the current fiber optic communication network, and adding new automated devices to increase safety, improve efficiency, and integrate additional local generating capacity.
Get to know your volunteer firefighter| Guest Column
- Apr 10, 2014 at 4:40PM
Brandon Baney had to overcome some fears, but overcome them he did. He now considers his firefighting duties some of the most satisfying and fulfilling he has ever had. "Here you are, going into the situation when everybody else is coming out," Baney says. "Helping my community. How satisfying and electrifying is that?"
Number of measles cases climbs to five; four no longer contagious
- Apr 10, 2014 at 6:00PM updated Apr 11, 2014 at 5:49PM
The San Juan County Health Department will be providing additional immunizations in Friday Harbor, Friday, April 11, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. If you do not have a regular health care provider call the Health Department (378-4474) and make an appointment to get immunized now.
Poetry, passion, Paris: The Met & La Boheme, HD
- Apr 11, 2014 at 7:00AM
Featuring a cast of hundreds, the broadcast marks 15 million viewers for the Live in HD series, which now reaches 66 countries worldwide.
Deputies deserve far more respect | Letters
- Apr 11, 2014 at 3:00PM
Some individuals feel they deserve preferential treatment for some reason, or are above the law altogether.
Journal political cartoon; April 9 edition | Opinion
- Apr 12, 2014 at 9:00AM
Cartoonist Rob Pudim's view on local news and events are published periodically in the Journal of the San Juan Islands, and periodically on SanJuanJournal.com.
FH Art Market 'call' for vendors
- Apr 12, 2014 at 9:00AM
The Friday Harbor Art Market, aka "Artisans on the Plaza," is seeking vendors for its 2014 season.
On Book! Lives destroyed by lies
- Apr 12, 2014 at 3:00PM
Lillian's Hellman's 1934 drama, "The Children's Hour," is featured in the next On Book! Readers Theatre production.
Wilson Derby crowns first-ever female champion
- Apr 14, 2014 at 6:49PM
Brenda Schmidt's 21.33-pound salmon isn't the largest Wilson Derby winner, but it proved big enough to earn her first place at the conclusion of the 10-week long fishing competition, and to land her a place in the record books as the derby's first-ever female champ.
SJ's Jensen Shipyard earns state leadership 'green' award
- Apr 14, 2014 at 6:56PM
The Clean Boating Foundation of Washington's Leadership Clean "certification" recognizes the "outstanding commitment to environmental responsibility and restoring the health of Puget Sound" to Albert Jensen and Sons - known to generations of islanders as Jensen Shipyards.
OPALCO to offer free Wi-Fi at ferry landings for members with SmartHub account
- Apr 14, 2014 at 7:07PM
OPALCO members signed up for SmarHub, the co-op's electronic billing system, can access Wi-Fi for free at ferry landings in the San Juans beginning May 5. Create a SmartHub account by going online (www.opalco.com) or by telephone, 376-3500, where a representative will assist.
Debate over Growlers clouded by echoes of 'Chicken Little' | Letters
- Apr 14, 2014 at 7:12PM
The sky isn't falling. The Growler noise is affecting people region wide. The sky isn't falling, just asking for peace and quiet. The base isn't closing. The only ones to keep proclaiming that are the Chicken Littles of the region.
Kudos to many for Great Island Cleanup, a sweeping success | Letters
- Apr 15, 2014 at 10:57AM
A grand total of 3,500 pounds of litter was collected from our roadsides and beaches. The students from Stillpoint School, who combed the town streets between their school and the library, and collected four huge garbage bags full of litter – had this to say: "We love being a part of this event every year. Our loads were lightened when a police officer... "
Health Matters: How to stay healthy this spring | Guest Column
- Apr 15, 2014 at 10:33AM
Springtime can be prime time for catching colds. On top of that, many of us will have to deal with pollens and allergens. So, what should we do to safeguard our health at this time of the year? Here are a few guidelines:
San Juans gain voice in Canada's review of tar sands shipping proposal
- Apr 15, 2014 at 11:00AM updated Apr 16, 2014 at 3:25PM
Canada's National Energy Board selected 1,650 individuals and entities, including San Juan County and four local groups, to participate in the review of the Kinder Morgan tar sands shipping project; 468 applications were denied.
District dinged by state audit... again
- Apr 15, 2014 at 11:41AM
The latest state audit of the San Juan hospital district's books noted that financial controls "are inadequate to ensure accurate reporting," but found no wrongdoing, misappropriation of funds or noncompliance which would require reporting to other government agencies or the legislature. District commission Chairman Dr. Michael Edwards said, "The auditors accepted our commitment to address the issues identified and said they will follow up during..."
Easter basket sale & fundraiser
- Apr 15, 2014 at 1:28PM
Get ready for Easter and help support local health care with the purchase of an Easter Basket from Peace Island Volunteers. Baskets will be on sale Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., in the lobby of Peace Island Medical Center, 1117 Spring Street.
Tug-of-war over Navy jet noise aired in D.C.
- Apr 16, 2014 at 9:34AM
'It was a better reception than we expected,' — Mike Monson, Citizens of Ebey's Reserve
Role of advisory panel sullied by self-interest | Letters
- Apr 16, 2014 at 3:10PM
I urge the County Council to purge county boards and commissions of those who have a vested interested in pursuing destructive policies; and I urge local citizens with no vested interests to volunteer for these positions.
FHES sign up for kindergarten, April 22-23
- Apr 16, 2014 at 3:00PM
Parents seeking to enroll their child in the 2014-15 kindergarten session should call the school to set up an appointment (378-5209, ext. 1).
Friday Harbor makes quick work of Lions in lopsided win; 13-3 | Baseball
- Apr 16, 2014 at 4:00PM
At the top of the batting order, leadoff hitter Casey Rothlisberger, 2-of-4 at the plate, scored two runs, Gabe Lawson had two hits and a pair of runs as well, and Amer Melic was 2-of-3 at the plate and added three runs.
2014 Home and Garden: Special section
- Apr 16, 2014 at 7:00PM
Our eight-page section features products, services, articles and ideas for getting your home and garden shipshape and ready for spring and summer, and beyond. Click on the headline to view the section in the "Green Edition" of SanJuanJournal.com; find it in the April 16 edition of the Journal and at the Journal office as well.
Cleanup kudos and reminder | Editorial
- Apr 17, 2014 at 8:00AM
The Journal extends an enthusiastic "thank you" to those who collected nearly three tons of litter from the islands' roadsides and beaches. And the 25th annual Hazardous Waste Roundup takes place April 26 and June 21 respectively.
Inside the issues: Of fiber, broadband and OPALCO board election
- Apr 17, 2014 at 11:26AM
OPALCO is moving ahead with expanding its Island Network services from its base of fiber optic cable servicing its electric grid. It is already an internet service provider and a network provider, mostly in populated areas like Friday Harbor and Eastsound, and it resells "backhaul" fiber connections to ISPs such as Rock Island, The Computer Place, CenturyLink, NoaNet and Zito Media.
Bunnies, brightly colored eggs & flashlights: It's Easter
- Apr 17, 2014 at 11:00AM
The annual Easter Egg Hunt at Jackson's Beach, sponsored by San Juan Island Fire & Rescue, begins at 1 p.m., Sunday, April 20. d plastic ones, too, which can be redeemed for prizes (no more than two per child). The hunting grounds will be divided into four areas to accommodate children of varying ages.
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