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The following hotels, B&Bs and holiday accommodation are located within 10 miles of AB326UF, ordered by distance from postcode:
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A 10-minute drive from Aberdeen city centre and Aberdeen International Airport, this modern and stylish hotel offers the best and latest in Holiday Inn standards and facilities. The hotel served 24-hour food and drinks 24-hours a day.
Located in the town of Westhill on the outskirts of Aberdeen, Town & Country Apartments - Kirkside Court offers self-catering accommodation with free WiFi access and free parking. Aberdeen Airport is less than 8 miles away.
Town & Country Apartments – Westhill are set in Westhill, 1 mile from Newmacher and a 20-minute drive from central Aberdeen. These modern, well-equipped apartments have free Wi-Fi and free parking.
Located in the town of Westhill just 9 miles west of Aberdeen, Kilnhall Guest House offers free WiFi access and free parking.
Hillview Apartment offers accommodation in Maryculter, 2 km from Storybook Glen. The property boasts views of the mountains and is 4.2 km from Drum Castle.
Situated just 20 minutes' drive from Aberdeen city centre, Synergy Apartments Limited offers free on-site parking and apartments with free Wi-Fi.
Deeside Holiday Park is located 6 miles south of Aberdeen. WiFi access is available in this holiday park. The accommodation offers superbly equipped self-catering caravan holiday homes and lodges.
Courtyard by Marriott Aberdeen Airport is situated just 6 miles from Aberdeen's city centre. With 194 modern and stylish guest bedrooms, the hotel boasts free Wi-Fi and a fitness room.
The Premier Inn Aberdeen Airport (Dyce) is situated just 10 minutes' walk from Aberdeen Airport terminal and the surrounding heliports. With private parking, a restaurant and bar, it is 6 miles from the heart of Aberdeen.
Located just 350 metres from Aberdeen Dyce International Airport, this hotel offers free airport shuttles and free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout.
Mckenzie Guest House is located in Aberdeen, 5 km from AECC. Each room includes a TV and DVD player. Guests will find a kettle in the room.
Skene House Cottage is a holiday home situated in Dunecht, 18 km from Aberdeen. It provides free private parking. Stonehaven is 28 km from Skene House Cottage, while Dyce is 12 km away.
This Crowne Plaza offers accommodation adjacent to Aberdeen International Airport and features a terrace, fitness centre and an on-site bar. The rooms come with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom.
Situated 100 metres from Aberdeen Airport, this Holiday Inn Express offers en suite accommodation at the gateway to Europe's energy capital. Free WiFi is accessible throughout, and parking is possible on site for a fee.
The Cults Hotel is just a 10-minute drive from Aberdeen's centre and offers modern, individually styled rooms. The friendly Lounge Bar serves a varied menu and real ales, and there is free Wi-Fi.
Situated just 5 minutes' drive from Aberdeen Airport, The Craighaar Hotel offers free parking and free Wi-Fi throughout. Full Scottish breakfasts are served in the mornings.
Friarsfield Mews is set less than 3 miles from the centre of Aberdeen in Cults. This charming townhouse apartment opens onto a garden and patio, and offers a residential setting close to the River Dee.
Thornton Cottage is a holiday home with a garden, located in Maryculter in the Grampian Region. The unit is 5 km from Storybook Glen. The nearest airport is Dyce Airport, 15 km from Thornton Cottage.
Situated 4.8 km from Aberdeen city centre, Best Western Summerhill Hotel is a brand-new development with spacious bedrooms and suites in a comfortable, peaceful atmosphere.
Hilton Aberdeen Treetops is in a quiet area of the West End, a 10-minute drive from the city centre. It offers a swimming pool, gym and tennis courts to use. Aberdeen Airport and the AECC exhibition centre are 8 miles from the building.
This Victorian mansion with pool, spa and gym is set in quiet countryside 5 miles from Aberdeen. It has 2 bars, 2 restaurants and is 3 miles from the Castle Trail.
This modern hotel is over 1 mile from Aberdeen Airport and Dyce Rail Station. It has on-site parking, a restaurant and a lounge bar. A free airport shuttle service is available on request from Monday to Friday.
Langley Apartments - Kepplestone offers a self-catering apartment located in Aberdeen, 6 km from the AECC and 3 km from the Aberdeen Art Gallery. The property benefits from free WiFi access throughout.
Aberdeen Marriott Hotel is just 2 miles from the airport and 6 miles from the city centre. Free parking is provided. Scottish and international dishes are served in the Source restaurant.
Ballantrae B&B is situated in Aberdeen, 4.4 km from AECC and 4.3 km from Aberdeen Art Gallery.
Dalmaik Manse Apartment offers accommodation in Peterculter, 15 km from Aberdeen. The property features views of the river is 14 km from Stonehaven. Free private parking is available on site.
Situated less than a mile from Aberdeen Airport, Town & Country Apartments - Burnside Road offers self-catering accommodation in the suburb of Dyce.
Featuring free WiFi, a terrace and a sun terrace, Ardenlea House Hotel B&B offers pet-friendly accommodation in Aberdeen, 7 km from AECC. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site.
Ivy Cottage-Serviced accommodation is situated in Dyce, 6 miles from Aberdeen. Free WiFi is offered and free private parking is available on site. All rooms include a flat-screen TV.
Just a 7-minute drive from Aberdeen city centre, AM-PM Kepplestone Apartments luxury apartments boast modern accommodation with free gated, private underground parking and lift access and are within easy reach of the airport, the North Link Ferries..
These luxurious serviced apartments are situated in the heart of Aberdeen's West End, a 15-minute drive from the airport and 5 minutes' drive from the city centre. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout, and there is free parking on site.
Offering a restaurant, the 4-star Palm Court Hotel is located in Aberdeen, in the quiet West End district and 10 minutes' drive from local rail and bus stations. It features an outdoor dining area with decking.
These modern, two-bedroom apartments are set next to the River Don in Dyce, 5 minutes' drive from Aberdeen Airport. They offer free Wi-Fi, free secure parking and free transfers from the airport and Aberdeen Train Station (upon prior request).
Atholl Hotel is quiet, friendly and has a popular restaurant, and rooms with free broadband internet access. It is a few minutes west of Aberdeen city centre. Atholl Hotel is located off Anderson Drive, which is one of Aberdeen's main roads.
The Chester Hotel is a listed building dating from the 19th century, combining original design with striking, contemporary features. Set on Aberdeen's Queens Road, this beautiful hotel has a restaurant, free gym and private dining rooms, just 1.
Malmaison Aberdeen is a stunning luxury hotel with sumptuous rooms, a sophisticated brasserie, a diverse spa and endless exquisite designs, style and flair.
Set within an impressive turreted granite building in the exclusive West End of Aberdeen, these fully-serviced luxury suites have been awarded 4 Diamonds from the RAC.
Within a 5-minute drive of Aberdeen Airport, Pinehurst Lodge Hotel offers well-appointed rooms with free parking and Wi-Fi, and a full restaurant menu.
Located in the heart of Aberdeen's West End, Oakhill Apartments West End offer 5-star luxury apartments in various locations around AB15 4AR, AB15 7XT, and AB15 5ES zones.
Langley Apartments - Beaconsfield offers a self-catering apartment located in Aberdeen, 5 km from the AECC and 2 km from the Aberdeen Art Gallery. The property benefits from free WiFi access throughout.
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Granite City Guest House offers accommodation in Aberdeen, 7 km from AECC. Free private parking is available on site. All rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV.
Aberdeen youth hostel has a residential setting and is located less than 10 minutes' drive from Aberdeen's city centre and Union Street. This youth hostel offers a shared kitchen, dining area and common room.
CitiHouse Aberdeen West End guest house is located in Aberdeen, a 20-minute drive from AECC. Free WiFi access is available and a continental breakfast is served every morning at this property.
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Kildonan Guest House offers accommodation in Aberdeen, 6 km from AECC. Free private parking is available on site. Every room is fitted with a flat-screen TV.
3rd House offers accommodation in Aberdeen. Rooms have a flat-screen TV. You will find a kettle in the room.
Featuring free WiFi, Aberdeen Springdale Guest house is situated in Aberdeen, 6 km from AECC. Free private parking is available on site. A flat-screen TV, as well as a CD player are offered.
Virtue Apartments - The Grove offers a self-catering accommodation with free WiFi access throughout in Aberdeen. The property lies 6 km from the AECC and 2 km from Aberdeen's Art Gallery.
Set 6 km from AECC in Aberdeen, Camillia Guest House features free WiFi access and free private parking. All rooms are fitted with a flat-screen TV. Certain units have a seating area to relax in after a busy day.
Western Guest House is a family-owned property located within the west end of Aberdeen, just 1.5 miles from the city centre. Free WiFi is available in all areas and free on-site parking is offered.
Seashells Guest House offers accommodation in Aberdeen. You will find a kettle in the room. Seashells Guest House features free WiFi throughout the property.
In a newly completed complex just 1.6 km (one mile) north of Aberdeen city centre, the Dreamhouse Apartments Aberdeen are fully-equipped to be a home from home.
Parkhill Luxury Serviced Apartments – Hilton Campus offers high quality accommodation just a few minutes from the centre of Aberdeen. Free parking is possible on site, and free WiFi is accessible in the apartments.
Located in Aberdeen, Langley Apartments - Stanley Street offers self-catering accommodation with free WiFi access throughout and on-site private parking facilities free of charge. The property is situated 5 km from the AECC and 1.
Located 5 km from AECC in Aberdeen, this apartment features free WiFi. The unit is 1.2 km from Aberdeen Art Gallery.
Claremont Street is conveniently located in Aberdeen's West End, within 10 minutes' walk from the city centre. It offers self-catering accommodation with free WiFi and free parking.
Located 10 minutes' drive from Aberdeen city centre, Aberdeen Serviced Apartments offers self-catering, modern accommodation with free Wi-Fi and free public parking. There are 9 golf courses within 7 miles' radius from the property.
The Dreamhouse Great Northern Road Aberdeen lies around 2 miles from the city centre. With several shops within a 1-minute walk, these apartments provide free WiFi and are less than 15 minutes' drive from Dyce Airport.
Marisa Apartment offers self-catering apartment accommodation in Aberdeen. The property is 4.5 km from the AECC and 1 km from the Aberdeen Art Gallery.
Beeches Aberdeen is a family owned guest house located within the west end of Aberdeen, just 1.5 miles from the city centre. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas and free on-site parking is offered.
Offering self-catering accommodation in Aberdeen's city centre, Belgrave Mansions has free WiFi access available and free on-site parking. The property is 1.4 miles from Aberdeen Maritime Museum and 4 minutes' drive from Aberdeen Art Gallery.
Located in Aberdeen, just 1 mile from the city centre and the River Dee, Home From Home - Claremont Gardens features self-catering accommodation sitting in a garden. Free WiFi and free private parking are available on site.
Offering apartments in different locations around Aberdeen, APL Apartments are modern and well equipped with free WiFi. They are within 2.5 miles of Aberdeen's city centre and its railway station.
Situated 1.6 miles from Aberdeen city centre, Home from Home - Broomhill Road is a 2-bedroom apartment on the first floor of a traditional granite building. Free Wi-Fi is provided, along with free on-street parking.
Siuated 6 miles from Aberdeen Airport and Heliport, Apple Apartments provide boutique accommodation in a beautifully converted Victorian church in the heart of the city.
Mint Apartments offers accommodation in Aberdeen. AECC is 6 km away. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property.
MARKS @ THE MANOR is a self-catering accommodation located in Aberdeen. FreeWi-Fi access is available. Accommodation will provide you with a tv and a seating area.

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Londonderry man accused of ax attack waives court hearingBy APRIL GUILMET
Union Leader Correspondent
March 25. 2013 3:09PM
LONDONDERRY - A Londonderry man accused of striking his uncle with an ax last week waived his probable cause hearing in Derry District Court Monday afternoon.
Londonderry police arrested Aaron McDermott, 33, this past Wednesday afternoon after police were summoned to his Boston Avenue home. According to police reports, McDermott allegedly struck his uncle, Marc Vitti, in the elbow and back with an ax after the two men had an argument.
Police said Vitti, who suffered some minor injuries during the incident but wasn't hospitalized, had attempted to call 911 several times, but McDermott blocked those initial efforts.
McDermott, who appeared in court Monday afternoon wearing an orange prison jumpsuit and wrist shackles, is being charged with second-degree assault, criminal threatening with a deadly weapon, criminal trespassing, possession of controlled drugs and three counts of obstructing a report of a crime or injury.
Police said a substance, believed to be heroin, was found on the premises during McDermott's arrest.
After failing to make his $50,000 cash bail, he was held at the Rockingham County Jail.
On Monday afternoon Judge John Coughlin, who denied McDermott's attorney's request to remove members of the press from the courtroom, reduced bail to $10,000 cash pursuant to a hearing waiver.
Judge Coughlin said the bail amount would be further reduced to $2,000 personal recognizance bail upon completion of a residential drug-treatment program. A court order preventing McDermott from having any contact with Vitti was vacated.


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Huskers Look to Bounce Back at NWCA Duals
NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals
No. 13 Nebraska (10-5, 4-4 Big Ten) vs. No. 11 Virginia (15-3, 4-1 ACC)
Newman Arena (Mat 2) • Ithaca, N.Y. • Sunday, Feb. 17 • Noon (CT)
Series History: Nebraska leads, 3-0-0
Last Meeting: Nebraska won, 31-10, on Jan. 9, 2004, in Hampton, Va.
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The No. 13 Nebraska wrestling team heads to Ithaca, N.Y., for the NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals presented by Hibiclens and The Marines on Sunday. The No. 3-seeded Huskers will face No. 2 seed Virginia (11th in NWCA/USA Today Coaches Poll) in the Cornell Regional at noon (CT) on Mat 2 at Newman Arena.
Live video is available on Flowrestling.com with a user subscription at the link provided above. Live stats will be on TrackWrestling.com.
The winner of the dual between Virginia and Nebraska will face the winner of No. 1 seed Cornell and No. 4 seed Hofstra's matchup, which also starts at noon. The winners will face off at 2 p.m. on Mat 1 and the losers will wrestle at the same time on Mat 2. The winner of the regional, as well as the winners of the Kent State, Missouri and Oregon State Regionals, will advance to the championship final Feb. 22-23 in Minneapolis. They will join Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota and Ohio State in the eight-team championship field.
The Huskers and Cavaliers have met three times in their histories, with Nebraska winning every time. NU won the last meeting, 31-10, on Jan. 9, 2004, in Hampton, Va.
Nebraska trails in the all-time series against Cornell, 4-16-0, but the Huskers hold a 6-1-0 advantage over Hofstra.
In Nebraska's most recent outing, the Huskers fell on the road to No. 2 Iowa, 31-7. The Hawkeyes wrapped up the regular-season Big Ten title with the victory. Senior Josh Ihnen (184) and sophomore Jake Sueflohn (149) were the only Huskers to win their matches.
Last Time Out: Huskers Drop Dual at Iowa, 31-7
No. 13 Nebraska took an early 4-0 lead against No. 2 Iowa but fell by a 31-7 margin on Sunday , Feb. 10 at Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
With the loss, the Huskers fall to 10-5 on the season and 4-4 in Big Ten duals. The Hawkeyes improve to 18-1, with an 8-0 record in the Big Ten. Iowa won the regular season Big Ten title with the victory.
In the opening match of the afternoon, No. 11 Jake Sueflohn won a major decision over Iowa's Brody Grothus, 8-0. Sueflohn has won nine of his last 11 matches and moves to 18-4 on the season. He is 9-3 in dual competition.
At 157 pounds, sophomore James Green suffered his third loss of the season in a 6-4 decision to undefeated No. 1 Derek St. John. Green, who is ranked No. 6 by InterMat, moves to 16-3 overall, with a 9-2 record in duals. At 165, redshirt freshman Austin Wilson was pinned in 6:41 by No. 13 Nick Moore. The Hawkeyes took their first lead of the match, 9-4, with the victory.
Sophomore Robert Kokesh suffered his second loss of the season at 174 pounds in a 9-6 decision against No. 4 Mike Evans. Kokesh's loss snaps his 22-match winning streak as he falls to 27-2 on the season with a 13-2 dual mark.
No. 8 Josh Ihnen responded with a sudden victory over Iowa's Grant Gambrall at 184 pounds. Ihnen, a senior, improves to 20-3 on the season, with a 12-3 dual mark. The Hawkeyes were deducted one point for unsportsmanlike conduct following the match and took an 11-7 lead into intermission.
Junior Caleb Kolb and No. 19 Nathan Burak battled to overtime following a 1-1 tie after three periods at 197 pounds. Burak held off Kolb in a 3-1 sudden victory to give Iowa a 14-7 lead. At heavyweight, Spencer Johnson fell by a 6-2 decision to No. 6 Bobby Telford. Johnson, a sophomore, falls to 4-5 on the season and 2-4 in duals.
At 125 pounds, Eric Coufal lost a 20-5 technical fall to No. 1 Matt McDonough. Junior Shawn Nagel was pinned in 4:05 at 133 pounds by No. 2 Tony Ramos. Both Hawkeye wrestlers are undefeated this season. In the final match, senior Ridge Kiley fell by a 6-1 decision to No. 8 Mark Ballweg.
Scouting the Virginia Cavaliers
No. 11 Virginia is 15-3 on the season and has a 4-1 record in the ACC. The Cavaliers have strung together six consecutive victories dating back to a 21-9 setback against Virginia Tech on Jan. 12. Virginia also lost to the Hokies on Nov. 25, 25-6, as part of a two-match losing streak. The Cavaliers also lost to Iowa, 26-12, on Nov. 16 following a six-match winning streak to start the season. Virginia finished seventh at the Cliff Keen Invitational and sixth at the Southern Scuffle.
Virginia has two top-10 wrestlers in InterMat's latest poll, which was released on Feb. 12. Nick Sulzer is No. 7 at 165 pounds and Matt Snyder is 10th at 125 pounds. George DiCamillo has the next-highest ranking at 13th at 133 pounds. Jedd Moore (No. 15 at 157) rounds out the top 15 wrestlers for the Cavaliers. Jon Fausey (16th at 174), Joe Spisak (No. 20 at 141) and Derek Valenti (20th at 149) are also ranked by InterMat.
Virginia is coached by Steve Garland, who is in his seventh year as head coach. Garland holds a 97-43 record.
Scouting the Hofstra Pride
Hofstra is 6-13 on the season and has a 3-2 record in the CAA. The Pride have won four of their last five duals since a 19-12 setback against Old Dominion at the CAA Duals on Jan. 19. Their lone loss during that stretch was against Cornell by a 30-15 margin. Hofstra opened the season on an 11-match losing streak, which included duals against Big Ten opponents Minnesota, Wisconsin, Purdue, Iowa and Ohio State. The Pride faced the Hawkeyes and Buckeyes at the Grapple at the Garden, falling by a combined score of 80-3.
Hofstra has two ranked wrestlers in InterMat's latest poll. At 125 pounds, Steve Bonanno is ranked 17th with a 14-8 record on the season. Luke Vaith is No. 17 at 141 pounds with an 18-10 mark in 2012-13. Jermaine John (174) has 17 victories this season and Zeal McGrew (HWT) has 15.
Hofstra is coached by Rob Anspach, who is in his second year as head coach. Anspach holds an 18-16 record.
Scouting the Cornell Big Red
No. 10 Cornell is 12-3 on the season and has a 5-0 record in the Ivy League. The Big Red wrapped up their 13th consecutive conference title two weeks ago. Cornell is currently on a three-match winning streak, which followed a 23-20 loss to Oregon State on Jan. 27. The Big Red's other two losses came at the Grapple at the Garden to Oklahoma State and Missouri. Cornell also wrestled at the Cliff Keen Invitational, where it finished third.
Cornell is led by undefeated No. 1 Kyle Dake at 165 pounds. The senior from Ithaca, N.Y., has posted 24 wins this season. Steve Bosak (No. 4 at 184) and Nahshon Garrett (No. 6 at 125) close out the top-10 for the Big Red. Mike Nevinger (No. 13 at 141) and Chris Villalonga (No. 14 at 149) are the other two members of the Big Red in InterMat's latest poll.
Cornell is coached by Rob Koll, who is in his 20th year as head coach. Koll holds a 229-78-5 record.
Mat Mayhem Program Available This Weekend
The official event program for Mat Mayhem 2013 will be available for purchase this weekend at the four regional sites as well as in Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 22-23. Nebraska will be competing this weekend in Ithaca, N.Y., along with Cornell, Hofstra and Virginia.
The Beast has produced a 48-page all-inclusive program with team rankings, individual rankings, team pages with this season's dual results, probable line-ups, individual records, and wins/losses versus opponents also competing in this year's NWCA/Cliff Keen National Duals. The program is full color with action photos and all 20 teams are highlighted. This commemorative collector's edition is only $10. For those unable to attend the event in person, they can contact firstname.lastname@example.com to order their very own.
Wilson's Pin Caps Final Dual at Coliseum
In the final dual at the NU Coliseum, redshirt freshman Austin Wilson (165) pinned Michigan State's Nick Proctor en route to a 23-19 Husker victory on Friday, Feb. 1.
The Huskers trailed heading into the final match against the Spartans, 19-17, before Wilson's fall in 3:45. He faced an 0-2 deficit in the second period against Proctor before a takedown that led to the pin, his second of the season. The Coliseum crowd of 1,742 erupted following the win.
The NU Coliseum has provided Husker teams with a distinct home advantage for more than 80 years. Located in the heart of campus right next to Memorial Stadium, the Coliseum provides the Huskers a thrilling match-day environment for all of their home matches. A perfect setting for college wrestling, the Coliseum was home to the National Duals from 1993 to 1997, and host to the 2009 Big 12 Championships when Nebraska claimed a share of the conference title. The Huskers will move into the Bob Devaney Sports Center starting next season.
Kokesh Eyeing 30 Wins
Sophomore Robert Kokesh (174) is three wins shy of his 30th of the season. Kokesh achieved the mark in 2011-12 and would become the 64th wrestler in Husker history to reach that number in one season. If he reaches 35 wins, he would move into the top 20 victories in a season by a Husker wrestler. If he earns his 32nd win, Kokesh will be in the top 10 season wins by a sophomore.
Kiley Keeping It Close
Senior Ridge Kiley (141) is 13-8 on the season with a 8-4 mark in duals. Of Kiley's 21 matches, 18 have been decided by decision. All of his 13 wins are decisions and five of his eight losses are by decision. He has lost two major decisions and was pinned once.
Eight of Kiley's matches have been decided by three points or less. He holds a 5-3 record in those matches.
Johnson Stepping In at Heavyweight
Sophomore Spencer Johnson moved up from 197 pounds to heavyweight this season and has competed for the Huskers in their last six duals. Johnson is 4-5 with a 2-4 dual record.
Following a 1-1 showing against Michigan and Northwestern, Jan. 11-12, Johnson won a crucial 3-1 decision over Illinois' Chris Lopez en route to a Nebraska victory on Jan. 18. In his last three matches, Johnson has lost to top 20 opponents for Penn State, Michigan State and Iowa.
Manning Closing In On 200 Career Victories
Nebraska Head Coach Mark Manning is three wins shy of the 200th of his career. Manning, who is in his 16th year as a head coach, holds a 197-94-5 record. He has spent over 12 seasons with Nebraska, where he is 174-70-3. Prior to coaching the Huskers, Manning spent three seasons with Northern Iowa, compiling a 23-24-2 record with the Panthers.
Ihnen Climbing Up Wins List
Senior Josh Ihnen (184) is seven wins shy of the 100th of his career at Nebraska. Ihnen holds a 93-36 record in more than three years with the Huskers. He is 51-21 in dual competition. This season Ihnen is 20-3 overall with first-place showings at the Warren Williamson/Daktronics Open and the Cliff Keen Invitational. He has a 12-3 record in duals and a 7-3 mark against ranked opponents.
Last season Ihnen earned All-America accolades following a 26-8 record. He went 16-3 in duals and posted eight major decisions in his junior season. As a sophomore in 2010-11, Ihnen went 28-10 with a 14-5 dual record. During his redshirt-freshman season, he compiled a 19-15 record, going 10-10 in duals. In both 2010 and 2011, Ihnen fell one match short of a top-eight finish at the NCAA Championships before finishing eighth in 2012.
Kokesh Looks to Bounce Back
Robert Kokesh suffered his second loss of the season on Sunday while facing then-No. 4 Mike Evans of Iowa by a 9-6 decision. The loss snapped a 22-match winning streak in which the Wagner, S.D., native won the Midlands Invitational and Cliff Keen Invitational titles while defeated 11 ranked opponents. During the stretch, he earned Big Ten Co-Wrestler-of-the-Week honors on Jan. 2.
Kokesh leads all starters in victories (27), dual wins (13), dual points (56), pins (8) and major decisions (6). He is second on the team in technical falls with five on the season.
Kokesh's other loss came to then-No. 5 Logan Storley of Minnesota by a 3-1 sudden victory on Nov. 16.
Huskers in the Rankings
Nebraska has four wrestlers ranked in the top 10 of the latest InterMat poll, released on Feb. 12. Sophomore Robert Kokesh achieved the highest ranking on the team. He is fourth at 174 pounds following his second loss of the season in last weekend's dual against Iowa. Fellow sophomore James Green is No. 6 at 157 pounds after his 6-4 loss to No. 1 Derek St. John. Jake Sueflohn jumped one spot to 10th at 149 pounds after an 8-0 major decision at Iowa. Senior Josh Ihnen retained his No. 8 ranking from last week at 184 pounds.
The WIN Magazine rankings were released on Feb. 11 and feature the same four Huskers in its poll. Kokesh leads the way at fourth, but Green is not far behind at No. 6 in his weight class. Ihnen rounds out the top 10 at seventh, while Sueflohn is No. 11.
In the Amateur Wrestling News poll, released on Feb. 12, all four Huskers achieved top 10 rankings. Kokesh dropped to No. 4 after being second last week. Green moved up to fifth despite his loss. Ihnen held on to the No. 7 ranking and Sueflohn improved to No. 9.
As a team, Nebraska is ranked 13th in the InterMat, WIN Magazine and NWCA/USA Today Coaches rankings.
Sophomores Leading the Way
Sophomores James Green (157), Robert Kokesh (174) and Jake Sueflohn (149) are three of Nebraska's four nationally ranked starters in InterMat's latest poll. The trio of sophomores are all in the top 10 of their respective weight classes and all qualified for the NCAA Championships last season.
Green is 16-3 on the season with a 9-2 mark in dual competition. Kokesh is 27-2 and holds a 13-2 dual record. Sueflohn has an 18-4 record in 2012-13, which includes a 9-3 mark in duals.
Fellow sophomores Skylar Galloway (141), Brandon Wilbourn (157) and Spencer Johnson (HWT) have also appeared in the NU lineup this season. Galloway is 7-5 with a 2-3 dual mark, while Wilbourn is 11-3 with a 2-1 dual record and Johnson is 4-5 with a 2-4 record in dual competition.
The sophomore class leads the team with 37 individual dual victories from six different starters. The seniors are 21-11 on the season with four different Huskers appearing in the lineup. The two juniors who have competed have compiled an 11-18 record. The redshirt freshmen have started two different wrestlers and have won nine matches. Three freshmen have started and earned one victory.
Against the Hawkeyes, the seniors and sophomores each earned one victory to lead the team. The seniors lost one match while the sophomores lost three. The redshirt freshmen and freshmen each went 0-1, while the juniors compiled an 0-2 mark.
Kokesh Earns Weekly Big Ten Honor, Jan. 2
Sophomore Robert Kokesh earned Big Ten Co-Wrestler-of-the-Week accolades with Northwestern's Jason Welch, the conference announced on Wednesday, Jan. 2.
Kokesh took home the Midlands Invitational title at 174 pounds on Sunday, Dec. 30, winning six matches to extend his winning streak to 17 and improve his record to 22-1 on the season. The Wagner, S.D. native outscored his opponents 46-7 and added two pins to extend his number to eight on the season. He won two more of his matches by major decision and one by technical fall in addition to his pins.
Kokesh earned the 50th win of his collegiate career in Saturday's quarterfinals and now has 52 as a Husker. He led the Nebraska wrestling team to a tie-for-15th place finish at the Midlands Invitational with the individual crown.
Kokesh was the last Husker to win Big Ten Wrestler of the Week when he took home the honor on Dec. 13, 2011.
Huskers Add Three Wrestlers for 2013-14
Nebraska Head Coach Mark Manning announced the signing of three wrestlers on Wednesday, Nov. 21, who will join the Huskers in 2013-14.
Anthony Abidin, Dix Hills, N.Y. (Nassau/Half Hollow Hills East/Calhoun) - 133/141
Abidin joins the Huskers after winning the NJCAA national title at 133 pounds as a freshman in 2012. Wrestling for Nassau Community College, Abidin finished the season ranked 12th following a 28-4 season before making a run to the championship match where he won a 7-4 decision over Iowa Central's Brandon Wright. Abidin will redshirt this season at Nassau and have three years of eligibility left with Nebraska.
Before Nassau, Abidin wrestled at Half Hollow Hills East High School in Dix Hills, N.Y. As a senior, he went 36-1 en route to the state crown at 125 pounds. Abidin recorded 21 pins, five major decisions and four technical falls during 2011. Abidin also wrestled at Calhoun High School.
Colton McCrystal, Sergeant Bluff, Iowa (Sergeant Bluff-Luton) - 133
McCrystal comes to Nebraska with experience at Sergeant Bluff-Luton in Sergeant Bluff, Iowa, where he won the Class 2A state title at 126 pounds as a junior last season. McCrystal compiled a 22-1 record during the season with 11 pins. He is currently ranked No. 20 in the InterMat national rankings at 132 pounds with a 143-8 mark entering his senior season. McCrystal earned a pair of runner-up finishes at the state championship as a freshman and sophomore, competing at 103 pounds in 2010 and 112 in 2011.
Pat Downey, Baltimore, Md. (Oviedo/North County/Loch Raven/Mount St. Joseph) - 184
Downey is a two-time Maryland state champion who is set to join the Huskers in 2013-14. He won his first state title as a sophomore at 160 pounds for Loch Raven, capping an undefeated 35-0 season. As a junior, he compiled a perfect 34-0 record en route a second consecutive state title, this time for North County at 171 pounds. As a freshman, Downey earned a sixth-place finish at 145 pounds while wrestling at Mount St. Joseph.
In addition, Downey won the silver medal at the 2012 FILA Junior World Championships in September. He has spent the last two years at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. He will have four years of eligibility at Nebraska.
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Nebraska has faced a rigorous schedule this season and has at least two duals remaining as well as the Big Ten Championships and NCAA Championships. The Huskers have wrestled against seven teams that are currently ranked in the NWCA/USA Today Coaches Poll, released on Feb. 12. Nebraska will face its eighth ranked opponent on Sunday against No. 11 Virginia.
NU has already wrestled against No. 2 Iowa, No. 3 Penn State, No. 4 Minnesota, No. 8 Illinois, No. 18 Wisconsin, No. 19 Michigan and No. 20 Wyoming. The Huskers have victories over the Fighting Illini, Wolverines and Cowboys, but have losses against the Hawkeyes, Nittany Lions, Golden Gophers and Badgers.
In addition, Maryland and Northwestern were ranked when Nebraska faced them earlier this season. NU lost to then-No. 18 Maryland on Dec. 16 at the Grapple at the Garden, but took down then-No. 18 Northwestern in Evanston, Ill., on Jan. 12.
The Huskers could potentially face No. 10 Cornell at the NWCA National Duals, depending on the outcome of CU's match against Hofstra.
On March 9-10, Nebraska will make its second appearance in the Big Ten Championships in Champaign, Ill. Last season the Huskers produced four top-five finishers. The 2012-13 season concludes March 21-23 at the NCAA Championships in Des Moines, Iowa. Last year Nebraska finished 21st with 28 points. James Green (157) and Josh Ihnen (184) earned All-America honors, as eight Huskers qualified for the 2012 NCAA Championships.
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Former Husker Jordan Burroughs won the gold medal at 74 kilograms (163 pounds) at the 2012 Olympics in London. Burroughs defeated Iran's Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi 3-0 in the gold medal match.
Burroughs, a two-time NCAA champion at Nebraska, won four matches on Friday en route to becoming the first freestyle gold medalist in school history. Burroughs adds the gold medal to his list of accomplishments after Nebraska, which includes winning the 2011 FILA World Championships.
After taking a bye in the round of 32, Burroughs dominated Puerto Rico's Francisco Soler Tanco. Burroughs won the first round 4-0 before taking the second round 6-0. With the win, he advanced to the quarterfinals to face Matthew Gentry of Canada.
In a much closer match, Burroughs survived the scare from Gentry. Burroughs posted a 2-1 victory in the first round before tying the second round and winning the match.
In the semifinals, Burroughs was challenged by Russia's Denis Tsargush, but prevailed in the third round. The Sicklerville, N.J., native won the first round 3-1, but fell 2-0 in the second round. He bounced back in the third round, however, for a 2-1 win.
Burroughs then shut out Goudarzi in the gold medal match, winning 1-0, 1-0.
Burroughs, who won the 2011 Hodge Trophy for best collegiate wrestler, was coached by Nebraska Head Coach Mark Manning at the London Olympics.
Burroughs joins Dan Brand (1964), Bill Scherr (1988), Rulon Gardner (2000 and 2004) and Matt Lindland (2000) as the only former Huskers to earn Olympic medals. Brand and Scherr each took bronze in freestyle, Gardner won gold (2000) and bronze (2004) in Greco-Roman and Lindland earned silver.
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Thanks in part to Kennedy Kunce's free throw 28 seconds into the game, the Lady Wildcats lept out to a 3-0 lead. After Shafter had tied the score, Kunce struck again with a jumper with 5:55 to go. However, the Lady Generals went on an 11-3 run to take a 14-7 advantage.
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*(Start -> Control Panel -> Programs and Features or Add/Remove Programs) or "Win + R" keys to open "Run" and type in "control", then hit Enter.
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After Internet Explorer completes the operation, click the close button and then restart it for the new changes to take effect.
Google Chrome:
Go to the following path (you can copy-paste it) and delete the entire "Chrome" folder with all its content – including all the files and all the subfolders.
For Windows XP: %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\
For Windows Vista/7/8/10: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Google\
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MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — The Barry University Athletic Department celebrated its 29th Annual Awards Banquet on Tuesday, April 23 at Jungle Island in Miami. Awards were presented to athletes from every sport.
Tennis swept the athlete o f the year award, with Marco Mokrzycki taking the male award and Linda Fritschken earning the women's.
Mokrzycki led the men's tennis team to a Sunshine State Conference title for the second straight year and 10th time overall. Mokrzycki, a singles and doubles All-American from 2012, is currently 12-2 and ranked fourth in singles and second in doubles, where he has a 15-3 record. He has singles wins this spring over the number one and two players in both NCAA Division II and NAIA.
Fritschken, also a singles All-American from 2012, led the women's team to the SSC title this spring. It was the fourth straight win for the women and seventh overall. It was also the 50th SSC title for the Bucs across all sports since joining the league in 1988-89. Fritschken is 16-1 in singles and 22-2 in doubles. She is ranked 33rd in singles.
The Professor Neill Miller Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award was given to the male and female student-athletes with the highest cumulative GPA while meeting specific criteria for academic progress and athletic participation.
Basketball junior Magne Fivelstad earned male award. He has a 3.825 GPA in finance. After a red-shirt season in 2011-12, he was one of the Bucs key players this year. He was second on the team in scoring at 10.5 points per game and second in rebounding at 5.9 per contest. He led the team in field goal shooting, hitting at a 58.8 percent clip from the floor.
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For the first time in program history, the women's tennis team captured the CHAMPS/Lifeskills trophy, which has been dominated by softball and women's soccer. Women's soccer finished second, while softball placed third.
Volleyball's Tania Torres earned the Sister Jeanne O'Laughlin Service Award. A member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, she has been active mentoring young students in a variety of camps and clinics, and participated in National Girls & Women in Sports Day. She is also an outstanding student and is pursuing her goal of attending medical school. In addition, she has tutored students in math, physics and organic chemistry and has volunteered at the Special Olympics, Feeding South Florida and the National Beach Clean-up.
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With the backing of statewide agricultural groups, a Washington state lawmaker says he wants to require the Department of Ecology to use scientific testing when claiming a landowner is polluting water.
Rep. Joel Kretz, R-Wauconda, has introduced House Bill 2472, which would remove "in the opinion of" Ecology from existing state law, and require Ecology's determinations to be based on site-based, source-specific environmental testing.
The law currently reads that "whenever, in the opinion of the department, any person shall violate or creates a substantial potential to" pollute waters of the state, the department will notify the person of its determination by registered mail.
Kretz said he believes the current statute is too broad.
"To me, if you're getting an enforcement type letter from an agency, there should be some data behind it, not just 'We drove by it and we think there's potential to pollute,'" Kretz said.
Kelly Susewind, special assistant for agriculture water quality for Ecology, said he knows some farmers and ranchers believe the department has too much authority.
"Most of the fear or hysteria around this is our ability to write tickets for potential to pollute, and we don't have that," he said. "We have the authority to tell you 'You have potential to pollute, and you need to correct that situation.'"
Several industry leaders believe Kretz's bill would ease ag concerns if it survives the legislative process.
"This is exactly what we want, because this eliminates that subjective judgment call," said Jack Field, executive vice president of the Washington Cattlemen's Association.
"This is an instance where the legislature needs to give clearer direction to the agency about how they enforce the laws that the legislature passed," said Jamie Henneman, spokesperson for Science First Coalition, in a press release. "It is an opportunity to ensure that data is central to any discussions that may ask a landowner to alter or change how they use their property."
Kretz's bill has been referred to the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee, and companion Senate Bill 6288 to the Senate Energy, Environment and Telecommunications committee.
Kretz hopes to build coalitions with other groups.
"This could go right down to homeowners' lawns," he said. "'The potential to pollute' is such a broad term."
Ecology Director Maia Bellon will soon start an advisory committee to meet with farmers and ranchers, Susewind said.
"There's room in the middle here to have a thriving agricultural industry and protect water quality," he said.
Kretz said he had positive meetings with Bellon, who assumed her position in 2013. He expects political pressure to shelve the bill to give Bellon time to deal with the matter, but doesn't think his constituents can wait.
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Terrebonne Sheriff's Office
Shaft Lybrien Carter, 36, 207 Leslie St., Houma, holding for other agency.
Jessica Lynn Bourg, 39, 762 Grand Caillou Road, Houma, probation violation.
Vanshawn Quinn Delaney, 34, 3709 Melissa Drive, Harvey, holding for other agency.
Ernest June Turner, 48, 215 Crozier Drive, Houma, failure to register as sex offender.
Yony Ely Martinez, 22, no street address listed, New Orleans, holding for other agency.
Monica Faye Authement, 51, 148 Presque Isle Drive, Houma, theft.
Constance Hotard Usey, 43, 21 Old Highway 631, Des Allemands, theft more than $500.
Carlos Andrew Alvis, 29, 700 Linda Ann St., Gray, hit and run with serious injury or fatality, reckless operation.
Jose Eduardo Choc, 22, 2115 Bayou Black Drive, Gibson, holding for other agency.
Jerome Alvin Verdin, 26, 3530 La. 665, Montegut, theft by unauthorized use of access card, failure to appear.
Houma City Police
Zachary Douglas Oglesbee, 17, 1243 Bayou Blue Road, Houma, possession of marijuana, drug free zone violation.
Don Pierre Chauvin, 20, 821 Goode St., Houma, contempt of court.
Louisiana State Police
Kyle Matthew Schneider, 33, 1 Stones Throw Drive, No. 27, Houma, DWI, stopping/standing violation.
District and City Courts
The individuals whose names follow were incarcerated on the order of a court or processed following a judicial determination.
Raymond Joseph Lebouef, 48, 3078 La. 316, Gray, DWI, improper lane usage.
Keith Avery Allen, 37, 408 Arlington Ave., Houma, two counts contempt of court.
Gene Eddie Theriot, 38, 5311 Bayouside Drive, Chauvin, parole violation.
Leo Arthur Chapman, 27, 153 Tulane St., Houma, failure to pay fine and costs.
William Willie Daniels, 37, 1000 Roussel St., Houma, failure to complete community service work, seat belt violation, no driver's license.
Matthew Ryan Stevenson, 7/22/92, 20, 300 East St., Houma, attempted theft less than $500, criminal trespass.
Lafourche Sheriff's Office
Darrel Legnon Jr., 24, 112 Legnon Court, Morgan City, contempt.
Rosa Arabie, 44, 169 Richland Drive, Thibodaux, contempt.
Wilfred Johnson, 34, 111 Lincoln Lane, Thibodaux, possession of drug paraphernalia, 2nd possession of marijuana.
Eric Weaver, 37, 5681 Hwy. 1, Lockport, probation violation warrant.
Rodrick Lacey, 43, 1102 St. Patrick St., Thibodaux, simple burglary of a motor vehicle.
Rodney LeBlanc, 56, 8876 Hwy. 308, Lockport, 2nd DWI, careless operation.
Lauren Oncale, 29, 3971 Hwy. 1, Napoleonville, contempt.
Thibodaux Police
Timothy Thiac, 22, 345 Price Lane, Thibodaux, fugitive of Terrebonne Parish.
Dylan Oubre, 24, 42284 Bayou Narcisse Road, Gonzales, possession of drug paraphernalia, tail lamps required, resisting, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, possession of methadone, two counts possession with intent to distribute steroids, expired motor vehicle inspection, driving on roadway laned for traffic, carrying firearm/dangerous weapon by student/nonstudent at school, firearm free zone, violation of uniform CDS law, possession with intent to distribute marijuana.
Probation & Parole
Vern Blanks, 29, 629 Mockingbird Lane, St. Rose, parole violation.


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International purchases of U.S. stocks, bonds and other financial assets rose more than forecast in December as investors sought shelter from slowing global growth.
Net buying of long-term financial assets totaled $64.2 billion during the month, up from net purchases of $52.4 billion in November, the Treasury Department said today in Washington. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg projected net buying of $35 billion of long-term assets, according to the median estimate.
"Even with the fiscal issues, Treasuries are the deepest most liquid markets in the world for safe assets," Thomas Simons, a government debt economist at Jefferies Group Inc. in New York said before the report was released. "At the end of the year there was some concern in risk markets that generated safe haven flows."
The International Monetary Fund in January cut its global growth forecasts and now projects a second year of contraction in the euro region as progress in battling Europe's debt crisis fails to produce an economic recovery.
The world economy will expand 3.5% this year, less than the 3.6% forecast in October, the Washington-based IMF said in an update of its World Economic Outlook report. While the fund projects growth this year increasing from last year's 3.2% pace, it expects the 17-country euro area to shrink 0.2% in 2013, instead of growing 0.25 as forecast in October.
President Obama
President Barack Obama and Republicans are locked in a standoff over how to avert $1.2 trillion in automatic spending cuts set to take effect on March 1 unless Congress acts to stop or replace them. In addition, a temporary suspension of the nation's $16.4 trillion debt ceiling only runs through May 18.
Including short-term securities such as stock swaps, foreigners bought a net $25.2 billion in December, down from net purchases of $29.7 billion the previous month.
China remained the biggest foreign owner of U.S. Treasuries in December after its holdings rose $19.7 billion to $1.2 trillion, according to the Treasury. Japan, the second-largest holder rose $2.5 billion to $1.12 trillion in holdings.
Foreigners bought a net $29.9 billion of Treasuries in December, according to today's report, up from $26.4 billion the month before.
Estimates of foreign transactions in long-term U.S. assets in December ranged from net buying of $28.5 billion to $60 billion, according to five economists surveyed by Bloomberg before the report.
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In 1991, three recent graduates from UCLA - Michael Morhaime, Frank Pearce, and Allen Adham - founded video game company Silicon & Synapse. While the trio initially focused on publishing ports of games from other studios, it wasn't long before they began developing their own content. In 1994, the company's name changed to Blizzard Entertainment, and it has since become one of the most well-known video game studios in the industry. Blizzard's first hit title, the real-time strategy game Warcraft: Orcs & Humans (1994), spawned two direct sequels and paved the way for World of Warcraft (2004), the highest grossing massively multiplayer online role-playing game ever created and a member of the inaugural class of the World Video Game Hall of Fame. Blizzard found continued success with its action RPG Diablo, known as one of the most iconic hack and slash games. Its second sequel, Diablo III (2014), became the fastest-selling PC game of all time. In 1998, Blizzard returned to the RTS genre for the first game of its hugely popular Starcraft series. Its sequel, Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty (2010), is especially known for its contribution to the eSports community, with contenders battling one another in front of live audiences in the hopes of winning cash prizes. This artifact represents part of a large donation from Paul Sams, former Chief Operating Officer at Blizzard Entertainment. The donation consists not only of Blizzard's most popular games, but also extensive related merchandise including figures, plush toys, posters, costumes, fiction, comics and graphic novels, strategy guides, board and trading card games, Mega Bloks, drink ware, pins, jewelry, material from the Blizzcon gaming convention, and much more. This collection also shows off Blizzard's extensive international reach, with an especially large number of games and products representing key Asian markets such as China and Korea.
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Boulder County Commissioner Elise Jones is set to debate Gov. John Hickenlooper on natural gas hydraulic fracturing -- or fracking -- on April 1 in Denver.
The goal of the 45-minute session is to provide a state-versus-local perspective on the effects of fracking, including public health concerns, the environmental impacts and local economic considerations.
"Oil and gas is a really, really important issue to the residents of Boulder County," Jones said Monday. "It's important that their concerns be made known to the state and to the governor directly. It's critical that he understand that Coloradans don't want to sacrifice air and water quality and public health to produce energy."
Colorado residents chafing at the
rapidly expanding oil and gas operations along the Front Range are pressuring their local governments for protection from industrial light, noise, vibration and pollution within city limits.
But state officials insist they alone have the right to regulate how and where the industry does its drilling. State attorneys are fighting local governments that try to impose their own rules.
Eric Brown, a spokesman for the governor, said Hickenlooper and Jones "have a long friendship that predates either serving in public office."
"He agreed to participate in the forum because the issues are important to discuss in a way that is respectful and based on facts," Brown said.
Boulder County commissioners in December voted in favor of rules that will allow fracking on unincorporated county lands, while setting out "legally defensible" regulations.
Jones said that given Colorado is a local-control state, local governments need more authority over oil and gas operations.
"It's important for the governor to understand the critical role that local governments play in protecting public and environmental health in their communities," she said. "We would like the state not to sue us when we take action to protect our residents. We're looking for a better partnership with the state than the current one."
Longmont was the first city to be sued by the state's Oil and Gas Conservation Commission after the City Council passed tough rules including mandatory 750-foot buffers between wells and homes, and full disclosure by companies of chemicals they inject during the process of fracking.
Longmont residents voted to enact a fracking ban in November, drawing a second lawsuit -- this one from the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, an industry group. The outright ban on in-town drilling by Fort Collins' City Council earlier this month also was immediately called illegal by Hickenlooper.
The April 1 debate will be mediated by University of Denver law professor K.K. DuVivier and is part of the Natural Resources and Environmental Law Society's sponsored Earth Week events.
The session will include seven questions, with each participant allowed two-and-half minutes per question. There will be seating for 135 people, plus an overflow room for another 80 people and live-streaming for those who can't attend.
The debate will run from noon to 12:45 p.m., with a reception following the debate from 1 to 2 p.m. Doors open at 11 a.m. and close at 11:45 to begin the debate.
Both the debate and reception will be held at DU's Sturm College of Law, Room 165, 2255 E. Evans Ave., Denver.
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Diphtheria is a life-threatening infection that spreads easily. The infection most commonly attacks the tonsils, throat, and nose.
Diphtheria is caused specific bacteria. The infection spreads from person to person through contact with:
- Droplets of moisture that are coughed or sneezed into the air by an infected person and breathed in by a non-infected person
- Personal items, such as tissues or drinking glasses, that have been used by an infected person
- Skin that is infected with diphtheria
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your chance of diphtheria include:
- Having never been immunized against diphtheria
- Not having had a booster dose in the past 10 years
- Having a compromised immune system
Signs and symptoms of diphtheria usually begin 2 to 5 days after a person is infected. The most obvious sign of diphtheria is a gray covering on the back of the throat. The covering can detach and block the airway. If left untreated, the bacteria can produce a poison that spreads through the body causing damage to the heart, nerves, and kidneys.
Not everyone who gets diphtheria shows signs of illness, though they may be able to infect others.
Symptoms include:
- Sore throat and painful swallowing
- Fever up to 103°F
- Gray covering on the back of the throat
- Cough, possibly a barking cough
- Swollen glands in the neck
- Difficulty breathing
- Difficulty swallowing
- Weakness
- Skin infection
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. Diphtheria will be suspected if the throat and tonsils are covered with a gray membrane.
Your doctor may need to test to confirm the diagnosis. This can be done by collecting a swab for culture or a tissue sample.
Diphtheria is a medical emergency that requires immediate care from your doctor. The sooner it is treated, the better the outcome will be.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. If your doctor suspects diphtheria, your treatment will start right away, even before the lab results are returned. Treatment options include the following:
- Antitoxin injection
- Antibiotics
- Isolation and bedrest
The vaccine for diphtheria is safe and is effective at preventing the disease. All children with few exceptions should receive the DTaP vaccine series. This protects against diphtheria, tetanus , and pertussis . A single dose of Tdap vaccine is recommended for children aged 11 years or older, even if they did not receive the DTaP. A booster should be given every 10 years after, or after exposure to tetanus if necessary.
Despite the availability of vaccines to prevent diphtheria, cases are on the rise. If you or your child has not been fully vaccinated, talk to the doctor. There are catch-up schedules available.
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NEW YORK (AP) — A Portuguese model charged in the castration killing of a Portuguese TV personality nearly two years ago in a Times Square hotel room was convicted of murder on Friday.
A Manhattan jury did not buy the idea that Renato Seabra was out of his mind when he choked, bludgeoned and mutilated Carlos Castro. Seabra had pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, and his defense team said he was mentally ill.
Prosecutors argued that Seabra and Castro were a couple and Seabra, eager for fame and fortune and believing the well-known Castro was his meal ticket, was enraged that Castro had ended their relationship.
"It is no coincidence Castro's life ended at the same time he ended his relationship with the defendant," Assistant District Attorney Maxine Rosenthal said. "The motive is as clear as if it were written in lights on a Times Square marquee."
Seabra, 23, is from Cantanhede, in central Portugal. He was a contestant on "A Procura Do Sonho," or "Pursuit of a Dream," a Portuguese modeling talent search TV show. He didn't win but did get a modeling contract.
Castro, 65, was a well-known TV personality and writer in Portugal.
Seabra's mother disputed the men were lovers. According to trial testimony, Seabra told doctors that he thought of himself as heterosexual but went along with the relationship because he thought it could help him, until it became too much. His defense attorneys said the violence of the attack showed he had a psychotic break with reality and went berserk, believing he was on a mission from God to rid the devil of homosexuality from Castro.
A court-ordered psychiatric exam found Seabra fit for trial.
Castro's body was found on Jan. 7, 2011, in a hotel room the men were sharing. A "Do Not Disturb" sign hung from the door.
Seabra later told police he had choked Castro, stabbed him with a corkscrew in his face and groin, rammed a computer monitor into his head and stomped on his face after an argument, then showered and wandered the city for a while before taking a taxi to a hospital, according to a court document. Seabra also disabled the room's phone and took $1,600 from Castro before he left, prosecutors said.
Seabra, whose trial was delayed by Superstorm Sandy, faces the possibility of life in prison when he's sentenced Dec. 21.


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The First Presbyterian Church's spring rummage sale will be held April 11 to 13 in the basement of the church, 400 E. Carroll St., in Macomb.
The rummage sale hours will be 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and Friday. Saturday hours will be 9 a.m. to noon. On Friday, everything will be half price and on Saturday morning paper grocery sacks can be filled for $1 each.
Lunch will be served Thursday and Friday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sandwiches, sloppy joes, homemade pie and cookies will be available.