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Episode 30: 061818 - National Die In Goes To Disney, Protecting The Innocence Of Children
An episode of Pod Save Us All
By McLuvin, Funky & Uncle Rico
We're just a couple of guys who hate lies, damned lies, and statistics. ...also conspiracy theories, the native tongue of the world's greatest propagandists: politicians and historians. If you value reason and common sense, join us in following the truth wherever it leads, even if it means unlearning...everything.
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Episode 31: 062118 - The Evangelical Double Standard Of Clinton And Trump
In this episode McLuvin gets sentimental on Rico, reminiscing 1992 and how conservatives reacted to the election of Bill Clinton. Â As Donald Trump continues to make makes in economics, foreign policy and certainly in his personal life, McLuvin comments on what happens when you look back at history from a factual standpoint and forget about rhetoric you inherited from your closest authorities. Â The boys argue that despite Clintons moral failings, he put the country on a great economic track and made several moves in foreign policy that brought peace to America, something the present world climate desperately lacks.
December 27, 2018
Episode 30: 061818 - National Die In Goes To Disney, Protecting The Innocence Of Children
In this episode the boys welcome guest DJ Zouain to a heated conversation on the National Die In's latest proposition: a die in day at Walt Disney World. McLuvin' fiercely argues against the idea, for the sake of the children who go to have a magical experience and escape from the world while Zouain and Rico defend the right of protestors to protest anywhere. This is one of the boys' more passionate episodes for sure.
December 27, 2018
Episode 29: 061418 - National Anthem Kneeling Protests, Black Man Beat Severely By White Cops
In this episode the boys address the ongoing topic of protesting both the National Anthem, but also White House visits by championship sports teams. The boys expose the story of the horrific beating of citizen Robert Johnson by the Arizona Mesa Police Department and how police brutality, albeit a rarity, is a reality that cannot be ignored. The boys close by arguing over recipes for guacamole, with Rico as usual playing his Latin ethnic card of convenience to argue that McLuvin' has no basis to claim an Irish origin for guac.
December 27, 2018
Episode 28: 061118 - The Fake News Episode & Lies My Teacher Told Me (How To Research & Debunk)
In this episode the boys shoot the breeze about who cooks a better steak, with Uncle Rico, as usual, telling tales to one up McLuvin'. The boys then move on to the meat of the show with a discussion on the phenomenon known as "fake news." The boys call foul on any and all purveyors of fabricated lies, but also offer their criteria for determining whether a story or source is credible. The boys shout out to Dr. James Loewen as well, as McLuvin' has fallen head over heels in love with his book "Lies My Teacher Told Me," a book exposing the history that our school experiences never taught us.
December 27, 2018
Episode 27: 060718 - BASTA! Jim Bakker Apocalypse Food, Jesse Duplantis Bleeds God For A Jet
In this episode the boys discuss the business of apocalypse food, taking their cues from Jim Bakker, who also teaches them a new word. The boys shift gears as they discuss the antics of televangelist Jesse Duplantis, who claimed to hear a word from God telling him to "bleed him" for a private jet. Mockery abounds as the boys discuss the extravagance and arrogance of tv's favorite preachers, including one with many mansions, Mr. Mike Murdock. The boys come around in the end though, recognizing the money to be made in this niche, and officially launch their own brand of religious money making.
December 27, 2018
Episode 26: 060418 – Dinesh D'Souza Is A Felon No More, Rosanne Gets Barred
In this episode the boys talk about the reprehensible pardon of admitted felon and right wight conservative propagandist Dinesh D'Souza. Citing multiple character concerns and D'Souza in his own words the boys argue that the only possible explanation for Trump's pardon, aside from appeasing his base, is to retain the services of the documentary filmmaker for future publicity ventures. Additionally the boys address the racist tweets of Rosanne Barr and the hypocritical response of those who chose to politicize what was a humanitarian, not political issue.
December 27, 2018
Episode 25: 05/31/18 - Racism & White Privilege Exposed
In this episode the boys expose several instances of racism and white privilege and talk about how while the present era may carry with it the continuation of deep seated prejudices, technology is no longer allowing these to live in the shadows. The conversation includes a couple of face palms by the boys at the actions of Aaron Schlossberg and the deuce flinging white Starbucks customer lady.
December 27, 2018
Episode 24: 05/28/18 - Tragedy at Santa Fe HS, Uselessness of Sending Thoughts
In this episode the boys address the tragic shooting at Santa Fe High School in Santa Fe, Texas, that claimed the lives of 8 students and 2 teachers, and wounded 13 others. As the NRA continues to double down on it's anti-gun control stance, the boys ask the question: "what will it take?" for people to wake up and find even the smallest amount of empathy for fellow human beings who are literally being slaughtered. The boys reminisce on some of the mass shootings in recent history and lambast the more ridiculous reactions to them as they fight to keep the conversation of a better humanity in the forefront of the public mind.
December 27, 2018
Episode 23: 05/24/18 - The #FBR Resistance Episode, Jerusalem Embassy, Trump, Jeffress
The boys dedicate this episode to the #FBR Follow Back Resistance movement on social media by giving some shout outs to supporters and allowing their comments and questions to direct the show. The boys bring a reality check to the recent Jerusalem embassy dedication and call out Robert Jeffress, a Dallas clergyman, for showmanship and a heavy promotion of the otherwise immoral Donald Trump. The boys give their take on why the FBR movement is and what it must continue to be in order to make America great for everyone.
December 27, 2018
Episode 22: 05/21/18 - The Withered Heart Of Tomi Lahren, Everyone An Immigrant
In this episode the boys dedicate nearly the entire show to talking about millennial conservative commentator and show host Tomi Lahren, who has McLuvin' convinced her heart has simply withered. The boys consider several of her rants and comments and compare those with opposing rhetoric only to find Tomi often uneducated and more importantly unaware of history, including her own. As usual since McLuvin' spends his time watching Gilmore Girls re-runs rather than skimming FOX News or CNN, Rico has to bring him up to speed on Tomi's latest exploits and those in opposition, such as Trevor Noah and Hasan Piker.
December 27, 2018
Episode 21: 05/17/18 - Charlottesville Racist Assault, Swastikas & Confederate Flags Forever Tainted
In this episode the boys learn of an assault that happened months ago at the notorious Charlottesville white supremacist rallies and how with the aid of social media and circulating video, private citizens peacefully worked together to bring the offenders to justice. The boys talk about how law enforcement is behind the times in their use of technology to solve similar violent crimes and the episode ends with an overall discussion on symbolism and revisionism as it relates to history and racism, arguing that some symbols are forever tainted and those who argue against their burial are the greatest hindrance to making America great...for everybody.
December 27, 2018
Episode 20: 05/14/18 - The 2018 NRA Convention, The Myth of Good Guy With A Gun, Trumps Lies
In this episode the boys consider the recent 2018 NRA (National Rifle Association) Convention, held in Dallas. A receipt from a restaurant called Ellen's surfaced all over social media, including the NRA's own Twitter account. The restaurant, who pledged to donate a portion of their profits from the days of the convention to the cause of safer gun regulations, became the target of the NRA, who apparently doctored a part of the receipt which also claimed support for the second amendment. The boys examine this and conclude it to be a show of true colors as the NRA showed itself unwilling to bend even in the slightest, concerning gun regulations. Additionally, the boys dissect a recent Newsweek article that featured an ex-military agent who claims there is no such thing as a good guy with a gun. The boys talk about the difference in temperaments between those who have been screened and trained to kill vs. the average civilian. Throughout the episode the boys analyze some of the recent comments by Donald Trump on various issues, only to expose a high percentage of lying.
December 27, 2018
Episode 19: 05/10/18 - MGTOW: Irrational Things Millennial Boys Do When They Get Their Hearts Broken
In this episode the boys are completely dumbfounded. Apparently there is a movement of men who call themselves "Men Going Their Own Way," or MGTOW (secret handshake or butt slap presently unknown), who did one too many creepy things on a date with a girl. Heartbroken, they swore off women, marriage, procreation and of course gainful income (somehow related?). It takes a big heartbroken man to cry, and an even bigger man to laugh at that man. McLuvin & Rico are those men, dedicating a whole episode to ridicule the stupidity of a movement, that, if successful, would effectively eliminate the human race. Oh, and they rip on Toys R Us for blaming Millennials for sending them into bankruptcy.
December 27, 2018
Episode 18: 050718 - Why The Cleveland Browns are the Cleveland Browns, Why the 2001 U is the GOAT
In this episode the boys breakdown the 2018 NFL draft and lament on why the Cleveland Browns are the Cleveland Browns, with yet another soon to be failed QB pick in Baker Mayfield. McLuvin' rants about the Browns quarterback situation over the past 17 years and how much of an epic failure it's been while Rico defends the Browns' "weapons" as reason for bailing on the Miami Dolphins to become a fan. The boys then argue baseball, but finally settle on why the 2001 Miami Hurricanes are the greatest of all time and how Mark Richt better have a plan to return swagger to the U or else he can expect a fully functioning firericht.com to be launched.
December 27, 2018
Episode 17: 05/03/18 - Michelle Wolf vs. Trump, Huckabee & Sanders, Hypocrisy of the Religious Right
In this episode the boys enjoy a hearty chuckle over the blatant hypocrisy of Donald Trump, Franklin Graham, Mike Huckabee and others who chastised comedian Michelle Wolf's stand up performance at the recent White House Correspondents Dinner. Comparing Wolf's presentation with the well-documented decades of Trump vulgarities, the boys cry "fraud" on those who preach morality and also vigilantly defend this President.
December 27, 2018
Episode 16: 04/23/18 - The United States of Amazon and the State of Customer Service
In this episode McLuvin rants about how the United States of America has now become the United States of Amazon. The boys make from of Amazon's Dash Buttons and question the sanity of someone who has one just for Red Bull. Rico makes the argument for convenience and the boys debate on the state of customer service in business in 2018.
December 27, 2018
Episode 15: 04/19/18 - How People Ruin Everything And What We Can Do About It
In this episode the boys talk about everything that's wrong with mankind in general, basically surmising that people ruin everything. A most uplifting episode, the boys focus on how people ruin natural beauty, natural resources, natural talent, natural design and many other wonders of nature. Not to be completely condescending the boys ultimately offer up a challenge to actually give a darn and stop living like the world is like a disposable diaper.
December 27, 2018
Episode 14: 04/12/18 - The Right Wants A Divorce, Trump Starts A War, Sales Tax On Ice
In this episode the Quarterbacks examine another fine piece courtesy of The Federalist (sarcasm intended) where one aspiring author has a brilliant idea for America: a divorce. As the boys ridicule the stupidity of division and secession in the name of gun rights, a reminder of alternate working solutions is offered in order for the boys to heal the marriage of Right and Left. Appealing to fine examples of marriage, such as Republican Kim Davis, the boys prove that this is a marriage that can work. As usual the boys have a look into Donald's World, only to discover his tweets are about to start a war with Russia. Finally, McLuvin' gets on one of his usual rants, complaining about the fact that water in liquid form is exempt from sales tax, but freeze it and all bets are off.
December 27, 2018
Episode 13: 04/02/18 - Panama City Gone Wild & The Present Culture Of Sex
In this episode the boys talk about sex and the progression of culture. McLuvin' confesses his guilty middle school pleasure of Color Me Badd and Rico quickly ruins the 80s and 90s "Game" by sharing of the present sex culture of high school and college students. The boys challenge the prevailing norms and discuss topics such as censorship of sexual imagery, discuss how to parent the next generation in a culture like the present and plead with guys and girls to hold on to the last shred of self-respect they can muster rather than succumb to Panama City Spring Break life.
December 27, 2018
Episode 12: 03/26/18 - #BoycottNRA, Reminiscing 9/11, Censorship
In this episode the boys share their memories of where they were when 9/11 happened, reminiscing that America had several weeks of perceived unity as a nation, only to be forgotten as the rhetoric of media, most notably talk radio, began the rapid process of polarization that we now experience. As America forgot the lesson it learned, the boys are optimistic that in the present day of social media where everyone has a platform to express their opinions, Parkland is not going away. #BoycottNRA is a movement on social media that is forcing companies to cut ties with the NRA and the boys discuss whether or not boycotts themselves are a good thing, ultimately celebrating the fact that in it's remembrance of recent events, America might finally be learning it's lesson.
December 27, 2018
Episode 11: 03/19/18 - March Madness, Shaq on Guns, Defense of Marriage Act
In this episode McLuvin' takes his usual underhanded opportunity to launch into the University of Miami Athletic Dept. for it's pathetic March Madness showing, complete with disrespect to Loyola University. The conversation continues with an examination of the stupidity of Dolphins offseason, while McLuvin' tells Rico why the Patriots need not be worried, positing that the New England Patriots make players and players don't make the Patriots. On a more serious sports note, the boys examine recent comments from Shaquille O'Neill concerning gun control solutions, giving Shaq the business for his biased shortsightedness. No one is safe in this episode as the agenda of the conservative extreme right is examined, comparing their lax stance on gun control vs. their militant stance on abortion, the boys considering the quote: "Republicans only care about life from conception to birth." The boys delve even deeper into hot water as they examine the true beliefs of the founding fathers, exposing the benefits of a state separated in it's oversight from religion. The show closes out with an examination of 1994's Defense of Marriage Act with a heated debate on marriage issues in general.
December 27, 2018
Episode 10: 031518 - Fire Mark Richt & You Can't Pay Taxes With iTunes Credit
In this episode McLuvin' finally hijacks the show long enough to have his disgruntled University of Miami fandom voice heard: fire Mark Richt, all the while arguing the U has spent 15 years piddling around in their own pride refusing to hire the best recruiter they've ever had and the one coach who could have turned the 2000s into a dynasty: Butch Davis. After McLuvin' calms down the boys issue a public service announcement: you can't pay your taxes on iTunes gift cards, then Rico takes the conversation more rational, cracking on Betsy DeVos' visit to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, only to shun the students in favor of meetings with administrators, ultimately facing the reality that the public has long cried out: politicians are not regarded as celebrities by the public.
December 27, 2018
Episode 9: 030918 - UCF License Plates More Important Than Gun Control
In this episode Uncle Rico does his best to make the boys the next target of Kim Jong Un, Rico & McLuvin' encourage all teams to follow UCF's lead by commemorating non-championships with a license plate, and the boys call out the Florida House of Representatives for failing to act on the Senate's gun control measures all the while unanimously passing a bill to approve a UCF commemorate championship license plate. The boys extend an invitation to Delta Air Lines to ditch Georgia and their NRA pawn governor Nathan Deal and come to Florida if they want tax relief, and they close out the show by calling out the stupidity of Stanford University students who protested Apple's failure to prevent iPhone addiction by...putting down their phones.
December 27, 2018
Episode 8: 022118 - Proof That Gun Control Legislation Can Actually Work (Germany, Israel, Japan)
In this episode the boys continue to talk Parkland, Florida and gun control, moving into some very practical solutions for how to curb the present culture of militaristic Rambos who feel the need to own assault rifles and the gun shows, sporting goods retailers and gun shops that help them do it. The boys examine the use of amnesty buybacks in other nations, the various ways permits for gun ownership are granted in the rest of the developed world and the present effect of lobbyists, mental health and culture on the discussion.
December 27, 2018
Episode 7: 021818 - Love To The Parkland Survivors At Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
The boys take a somber tone in this episode as they hold Parkland, Florida in view and the tragic events of the week. While accusations are flying in the media of hijacking the story for political agenda, the boys argue for why it is important to speak out now on the events. Not to add to the noise, however, the boys point toward some drastic changes needed to bring peace to society, contra Tomi Lahren and Marco Rubio. Pragmatically, the boys take cues from other nations who seem to be getting this right including a diatribe from McLuvin' on why the State of Israel is getting it right, ultimately concluding with a plan of action to end tragedies like this in America for good.
December 27, 2018
Episode 6: 021318 - Tales From The United States Border Patrol
In this episode the boys welcome law enforcement to the banter. A former U.S. Border Patrol Agent stationed in Laredo, TX, Funky (as they affectionately refer to him) Medina joins McLuvin' and Uncle Rico to solve the world's problems as usual, starting with the infamous Trump Mexican Wall. While that plan seems to have failed, the boys have a real conversation with a former eyewitness on the ground who has a few ideas of his own on a) what the real problems of immigration are and b) plausible ways the problems can be solved.
December 27, 2018
Episode 5: 020118 - How To Fix Baltimore, How Crock Pots Can't Kill People Except On TV
In this episode the boys welcome Scuba Steve (aka Mini Mike Tyson) to banter as they pretend to know how to fix Baltimore, ultimately surmising that, a la Billy Joel, they didn't start the fire. Moving from the seriousness of social dysfunction without any regard for emotion in typical fashion, Rico, McLuvin' and sidekick Steve launch into a diatribe on Crock-pots, only to, out of boredom of kitchen appliance talk, conclude the show with pro sports trade speculation.
December 27, 2018
Episode 4: 012518 - Defending Haiti From Trump, Darwin Awards for Tide Pod Swallowers
In this episode the Quarterbacks get political. Uncle Rico edumacates McLuvin' on what DACA is and McLuvin' once again calls Rico out as being an "undercover" Cuban of convenience. McLuvin' defends Haiti, Rico pronounces some other countries' names wrong, and both give the Commander in Chief a good old fashion talking to on how to respect the very hard working people who deserve our help as fellow human beings. McLuvin' gets off on a tangent and starts ranting on social media (again) but Rico comes to his aid with a defense of real communication in contrast to virtual. The boys close reminiscing about stupid things they did as kids and bow out to the ultimate stupidity: eating Tide detergent pods, the latest teenage trend.
December 27, 2018
Episode 3: 012218 - Seth WickerSHAM Don't Know Hoodie, Big Baller Brand $60 Hats
In this episode Uncle Rico and McLuvin' put the SHAM in Seth Wickersham, paying homage to the mysteriousness of the Hoodie himself. McLuvin' shamelessly begs his OC and DC to stay in New England while Rico schools LaVar Ball on how to run his F rated Big Baller Brand, all the while calling fool on any who purchase his $60 baseball caps. McLuvin' finds the courage he never had in high school to make fun of slide flip flops worn with high socks and the boys launch their much anticipated overpriced clothing line. The boys trash the concept of social media, McLuvin' explains how Rico uses his Cuban heritage to his convenience and the boys end with some helpful instruction on some universal rules of what not to say…ever.
December 27, 2018
Episode 2: 011918 - LaVar Ball vs Trump in Celebrity Deathmatch Relaunch? NFL Ratings Slump
In this episode Uncle Rico and McLuvin' add their 2 cents on why the NFL's TV ratings are down, why they'd like to see LaVar Ball face Donald Trump and Colin Kaepernick face Mike Pence in a re-launch of Celebrity Death Match, how World War III will start on Twitter and only Pat Sajak can stop it, why the MLS should award 15 points for goals and/or implement a system where goals from longer distances count for more, how the NFL's affair with Verizon ruined Sunday football viewing, and how Dan LeBatard should be congratulated for sticking it to Rob Manfred. The boys pay homage to the Orange Bowl and call out the stupidity of building Marlins Park on top of it's old footprint and make the case that Bobby Bonilla should be consulted for all your financial decisions. As usual, the boys rant in the name of representing the common folk and if you dare disagree the Quarterbacks are ready and eager to put you in your place.
December 27, 2018
Episode 1: 011118 - Danny White Is The Trump Of The NCAA & Mark Richt Owes McLuvin Gas Money
In this episode McLuvin' & Rico talk about how Rico would have won states if the coach had only put him in the game, how UCF is good but not that good, why Mark Richt owes McLuvin' gas money, Rico's best impression of a good ol' Gators fan, how Lavar Ball is going to make young athletes stupid, why McLuvin' loves the Patriots, what's wrong with the cost of sports tickets, and as always how much they hate Ohio State.
December 27, 2018
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Thu, 03/29/2012 - 8:48pm Anonymous
There's a police stand-off at a private home with a man who is apparently armed. State police have apparently surrounded the house and are trying to negotiate with the man. It is unclear if there are any hostages, according to a brief report filed by WCAX. Route 7 is closed south of the New Haven Junction on Route 7, where it intersects with Route 17 and at Town Hall Road. Traffic is being detoured around that section of Route 7. A dozen police cars are reportedly on the scene.


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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. – Led by Corrine Porter's (Huntington Beach, Calif.) nine kills and 17 digs, volleyball powered past the Blue of Wellesley College to earn a 3-0 win Friday afternoon in the first round of the NCAA Division III Regional Tournament hosted by Williams College.
The win improves the Beacons record to 22-15 and advance to tomorrow's semi-final round which will being at 2:30 p.m. UMass Boston will face Roger Williams University in what will be the third meeting between the two programs this season.
Porter's huge day helped the Beacons earn only their second win ever over the Blue of Wellesley. Earlier this season, Wellesley (28-7) defeated UMass by the same exact score in the Clark Athletic Center Gym. The meeting was the first-ever between the two teams in the NCAA tournament.
Also playing a major part in helping the Beacons offensively was freshman hitter Julia Murphy (Canton, Mass.) who finished with nine kills of her own and a match-high six block assists. Setter Megan Pollock (Wilton, Calif.) was solid from start to finish as she tallied a match-high 31 assists to also go along wit three digs. Freshman libero Elizabeth Glavan (Edina, Minn.) who was just announced as an AVCA All-Region selection put-up a match-high 18 digs to once again anchor the Beacons back row.
Individual performances aside, the Beacons pulled off perhaps one of the biggest comebacks of the year as they rallied from a 10 point deficit in the first game to defeat the Blue by the final of 26-24. Scoring the game-clinching point in the opener was Murphy after receiving a perfect set from sophomore Emma Rocha (Boynton Beach, Fla.). The momentum built from the opening game victory carried over into the final games as UMB cruised to a 25-17 win in the second and a 25-16 win in the third.
As a team UMB took full advantage of all their chances and used strong services to keep the Blue back on their heels. Freshman Pepper Baker (Tallahassee, Fla.) helped the Beacons at the end line as she scored three of her team's eight aces. The hitter, who has stepped up her game in the last few weeks, also recorded a total of 10 digs off the bench for the Beacons.
The opening game got off to a rocky start for the Beacons with Wellesley controlling most of the early play. The two teams exchanged control of the lead, but with a run by the Blue they found them selves in complete control of the contest. That was until a huge block from Amber Clemons (Simi Valley, Calif.) and Bri Sousa (Swansea, Mass.) completely shifted the momentum of the match. Now trailing 20-11, the Beacons began to start chipping away at Wellesley's lead. The Blue would record just four more points, while the Beacons would post a 13-point run of their own to tie the score at 24-24. UMass would take a 25-24 lead on an attack error by the Blue, which would then set-up the game winning kill from Murphy.
In the second game, the Beacons would only trail in the opening minutes, but after taking a 5-4 lead on an error from Wellesley, UMB never looked back. Point after point the Beacons lead continued to grow on the scoreboard, but most importantly their confidence and intensity increased on every play as well.
The third game mirrored the second as the Blue could not come up with an answer for the rolling Beacons. UMB saw strong play from a variety of players in the final game including Sousa, Porter, Patsy Boland (Chicago, Ill.) and Kirsten Morrison (North Reading, Mass.). Boland finished with five kills, while Morrison scored six in the win.
Volleyball returns to action tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. when they face Roger Williams University in the semi-final round of the year's NCAA Regional Tournament.


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Encroachment on and along WAPCo's pipeline right of way has assumed crisis proportions, despite renewed efforts by the company to educate and sensitise locals on the risks of building settlements, or engaging in unauthorized activities on or close to the pipeline right of way. With the safety of the pipeline, of encroachers and of the entire community at serious risk, WAPCo has taken the initiative to bring together all relevant stakeholders with a view to finding a lasting and concerted solution to the problem.
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James Germano arrested
Former North Greenbush political boss allegedly propositioned mom, son
Former North Greenbush Democratic political boss F. James "Jimmy" Germano was arrested in Vero Beach, Fla., for asking for sex from a boy and his mother.
The Vero Beach Police Department said that Germano, 83, who controlled the Democratic Party in North Greenbush for decades before retiring to Florida, was arrested on Nov. 2 on felony charges of procuring a minor for prostitution and soliciting a prostitute. He also was charged with two misdemeanor counts of stalking.
He is free on $15,000 bail, police said.
Germano was active in town Democratic politics and patronage for four decades and led the town party for 31 years before he stepped down on Aug. 26, 2002.
According to a report by Vero Beach Detective James Kelly, Germano approached a 12-year-old boy who was walking to a bus stop at 6:54 a.m. In a statement to police, the boy said an older, heavyset man approached him driving a black Cadillac with New York license plates.
"He stopped and asked me if I wanted a ride and sexual stuff and I kept walking to my bus stop," the boy said in a written statement.
The boy then used his cellphone to call his mother, who rushed from her home to the bus stop. The mother, 31, said in the statement that she was then approached by Germano in his car and repeatedly propositioned for sex. The woman told police the man offered her $20 then $60, $80 and finally $100 before she told him to go away.
The woman and the boy identified Germano later at the scene, the police report said. The mother said she recognized the car, the New York plates and Germano's large nose.
When questioned, Germano said the mother was lying and that he was at a McDonald's restaurant and a Panera Bread shop visiting with friends at the time of the incident, according to Kelly's report.
The Office of Florida State Attorney Bruce Cotton said the case is pending and declined comment.
Prior to his resignation, Germano had health problems and saw his strong grip on party politics weaken.
In 2000, Germano and several high-ranking county officials were indicted on charges of conspiring to circumvent civil service law in order to reward Germano's grandson with a police job.
There also were allegations that the arrangement was part of a political deal between Germano and former County Executive Henry Zwack, but a jury acquitted Germano, Zwack and the others.
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Sarah is a freelance writer based in New York and the co-founder of Empire Coven, a space for highlighting trailblazing women across New York. She covers a range of topics, with a special focus on mental health, sex, and relationships content, and her work has appeared at Bustle, INSIDER, Men's Health, Healthline, Fashionista, Elite Daily, HuffPost, Dorsia, Invisible People, Matador Network, NYLON, and OZY. She also spent time living in Italy and Australia, writing as she traveled.


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Gotta say, I am love life with BES interop. The one thing I have noticed and I am sure it is just a setting that I must have overlooked is that when I delete a message from the device, it does not delete on the Zimbra server. I have even tried to force reconcile on the device with no luck. Can someone point me in the right direction?


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Pregnancy myths and superstitions
Medical advances have revealed much about the science of pregnancy. New technology allows a mother-to-be to hear the beating heart of her baby. Ultrasound scanning lets her see its face too. What once was hidden for nine months is now revealed. However, many myths, taboos and superstitions at one time linked to pregnancy remain in popular culture.
How often or hard the foetus kicks, the shape of the bump and the food a pregnant woman craves are often thought to relate to the sex of the child. Other beliefs are more sinister. Wearing necklaces during pregnancy is avoided by some who feel it increases the chances of the umbilical cord wrapping around the baby's neck. Geographic variations exist. Pregnant women in Sierra Leone are warned against standing or sitting in open doorways because it is thought to encourage a difficult birth with an obstructed baby.
One of the most widespread and ancient beliefs was 'maternal impression', which once gained serious scientific credibility. This is the belief that the appearance and character of a child is influenced by a powerful emotional stimulus experienced by its mother during pregnancy. Birth defects and congenital disorders were consequently explained. Many believed the popular story that the mother of Joseph Merrick, known as the Elephant Man, was frightened by an elephant while she was pregnant. Only this could explain his striking deformity.
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P Wilson, 'Eighteenth-Century "Monsters" and Nineteenth-Century "Freaks": Reading the Maternally Marked Child', Literature and Medicine, 21/1 (Spring 2002), pp 1-25
I Stevenson, 'A New Look at Maternal Impressions: An Analysis of 50 Published Cases and Reports of Two Recent Examples', Journal of Scientific Exploration, 6 (1992), pp 353-73


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Weekend Preview: Premier League
Newcastle United v Chelsea
Chelsea kick off this weekend's Barclays Premier League action, desperate for a positive result after 4 defeats in the last 6 games.
Oriol Romeu is expected to start, but under pressure Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas is likely to leave misfiring striker Fernando Torres out.
Aston Villa v Manchester United
Sir Alex Ferguson's side will be looking to bounce back from their shock exit from the Carling Cup earlier this week with victory at Villa Park.
With the Red Devils dropping points in recent league fixtures, a win is essential if they are to keep up the pressure on Manchester City.
Manchester City v Norwich City
The league leaders welcome Norwich, aiming to continue their unbeaten run, with Mario Balotelli set to return to partner Sergio Aguero in attack.
Wigan Athletic v Arsenal
Arsene Wenger's side visit the DW Stadium on Saturday, with Thomas Vermaelen and Robin van Persie set to start having been rested in midweek.
Tottenham Hotspur v Bolton Wanderers
Rafael van der Vaart will return to Tottenham squad after overcoming injury, but could start on bench will Jermain Defoe partnering Emmanuel Adebayor.
Blackburn Rovers v Swansea City | QPR v West Bromich Albion
Elsewhere on Saturday, struggling Blackburn face Swansea City, while QPR welcome West Brom, looking for their second home win this season.
Eveton v Stoke City
On Sunday, Everton take on Stoke City, with David Moyes side aiming for the third consecutive win after a disappointing start to their campaign.
Wolves v Sunderland
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NCAA Tournament: Dark Horses and Surprises
March Madness is here. Who better to break down the bracket before the games begin than WSJ College Sports Reporter Rachel Bachman? She joins Lunch Break with the potential dark horses and surprise seeds of the NCAA Tournament. Photo: Getty Images.
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LONDON--Research-based pharmaceutical and healthcare company GlaxoSmithKline PLC GSK, +0.75% said Tuesday that, pursuant to the voluntary open offer undertaken by its subsidiary, GlaxoSmithKline Pte. Ltd, GSK has successfully increased its stake in GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare Ltd (500660.BY), its publicly-listed Consumer Healthcare subsidiary in India, to 72.5%, from 43.2%.
-During the offer period, which started Jan. 17 and closed Jan. 30, shareholders of GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare validly tendered 12.32 million shares, or 29.3% of the total shares outstanding.
-Offer of 3,900 Indian Rupees per share values the transaction at INR48 billion (568 million pounds).
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11.01.2010 – 07:30
Gerresheimer sets up new production facility for insulin pen systems in Brazil
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* Expansion of cooperation with diabetes leader Novo Nordisk * Important step in the worldwide development of medical plastic systems
The Gerresheimer Group has set up a new facility for medical plastic systems in Indaiatuba (Brazil). The plant is to commence operations early in 2010. On the basis of a long-term cooperation agreement with Novo Nordisk, components will be produced with state-of-the-art technology for insulin pen systems for diabetics.
Insulin pens are drug-delivery devices in ball-point pen format which allow diabetes patients to inject themselves with the regularly required insulin dose safely and almost painlessly. Novo Nordisk as the world's leading insulin producer has contracted Gerresheimer to manufacture components for its insulin pens. Novo Nordisk has a large insulin plant in Brazil which will in future be supplied locally by the new technology center of the Gerresheimer Group. For Gerresheimer this is already the fourth production plant in South America in addition to two existing plants for standardized pharma plastic packaging in Brazil and one in Argentina.
Apart from the new production facility in Brazil, Gerresheimer already has two other production facilities for pen systems in Europe.
"Cooperation with Novo Nordisk in Brazil is of substantial strategic importance for us. We support the customer in developing new markets and at the same time expand our technological base in South America," says Gerresheimer CEO Dr. Axel Herberg.
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Booker on 28gate
Christopher Booker makes sure that the 28gate story doesn't go quiet, with a survey of the affair in his Sunday Telegraph column.
There is a scandal here that is, in its own way, as disturbing as the one over the Savile affair. But whereas that is being looked into by a series of inquiries, we can be sure that no one will inquire into this second scandal. Remember, after all, how the BBC Trust (now chaired by that committed warmist Lord Patten) aided the cover-up with that lie about "the best scientific experts" in its 2008 report – which was, laughably, supposed to be addressing the BBC's statutory commitment to impartiality.
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malkinshair wrote:I'll admit that I wasn't particularly looking forward to this one. GTA IV disappointed me to the point of not coming close to finishing it, but V is starting to look pretty amazing.
I thought GTA IV was a big step backwards from San Andreas, and I barely finished the game myself. In addition to stuff missing that had been present in SA, I must admit that I didn't really care for Niko Bellic. I thought Carl Johnson from SA was a much more interesting and compelling character. Carl was doing what he was doing in order to avenge his mother, clean up his neighborhood, help his family, etc. Niko seemed to me to be motivated mostly by money, including taking missions purely as a for-money hit man. Sure, there was the plot line that he was looking for the guy who turned traitor back during the war, but most of the time Niko is just willing to do anything to get paid.


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Beefy, cheesy corn bread/
One of my husband's favorite meals is cheesy cornbread with some sort of meat in it. The problem is it's usually very unhealthy. So I cut way back on the meat, used far less oil and only used half the cheese. And guess what? He didn't know the difference. (Note, he probably did know the difference, he is just nicer than I am.)Read More


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Last weekend we went to dinner with our friend Debbie who lives near a Pier 1. I had a few Christmas ideas I needed to check out, so we went in.
Well - they have gone owl crazy like everyone else! I love them! I don't really want to start collecting owls. I just think they're cute. I want some placed here and there in the house but not everywhere. I'd like some owl jewelry ... maybe a pillow or two.
Well this was my sad sink (and it IS sad, I have been asking Conrad to PLEASE replace it!!!!) before Pier 1.
Now my sink doesn't look AS sad ... but it still needs to be replaced! Too bad Conrad doesn't read my blog.


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Genevieve Cocktail
1/3 Hollands Gin. (3/4 oz Anchor Genevieve Genever style Gin)
2/3 Hercules. (1 1/2 oz Byrrh Assemblage, 1/2 teaspoon Marteau Verte Classique Absinthe)
Stir well and strain into cocktail glass.
I was really quite excited to be able to make the Genevieve cocktail with Anchor's Genevieve Gin. Not only that, but this cocktail turned out really well. Just darn tasty. With the elegance of the Byrrh and the Juniper and Star Anise notes of the Anchor Gin working incredibly well with the Anise and savory notes of the Marteau Absinthe.
Unfortunately, recent developments have thrown the nature of Hercules back into flux. Likely this interpretation is completely wrong, from the red wine base of the Byrrh to the dash of Absinthe. Le Sigh.
If you want to give it a try, more or less, as above, Byrrh is a bit of a hard thing to come by. I'd suggest substituting a lighter style ruby port (Warre's Warrior or similar) and a drop or two of Angostura Bitters.
This post is one in a series documenting my ongoing effort to make all of the cocktails in the Savoy Cocktail Book, starting at the first, Abbey, and ending at the last, Zed.


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HONG KONG (MarketWatch) — Major Asian stock markets ended mostly higher Monday as investors reacted to better-than-expected U.S. employment figures and upbeat data over the weekend on the Chinese economy, with Shanghai-listed shares leading the way.
The Shanghai Composite Index 000001, -1.77% jumped 1.1% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index HSI, -1.17% gained 0.3%, while Japan's Nikkei Stock Average NIK, +1.05% and Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index XJO, +0.06% each inched up 0.1%.
South Korea's Kospi 180721, +0.64% ended little changed, while Taiwan's Taiex XX:Y9999 fell 0.4%.
Broadly, investors were picking up on higher-than-anticipated U.S. employment figures for November, out Friday, and a slew of stronger Chinese data released Sunday — including industrial production and retail sales figures. Read: China's economy strengthens in November.
That data fed into optimism that world economies can grow at moderate levels next year "if confidence can be maintained by a reasonable outcome on the U.S. fiscal policy negotiations," said Ric Spooner, chief market analyst at CMC Markets.
"The political situation in Italy may temper this confidence, though. The prospect of an election next year being fought on the issue of fiscal policy will be unsettling for bond and equity markets," Spooner said, referring to news that Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti may step down. Read: Italy's Monti plans to resign by year's end.
Chinese trade data out Monday caused a brief wobble, as the country's exports slowed to 2.9% year-on-year in November, well below the 11.6% increase in October and the 9.6% rise tipped in a Dow Jones Newswires survey of economists. Read: China trade surplus, exports growth disappoint.
Chinese property and resource stocks posted strong gains in Hong Kong, with China Resources Land Ltd. 1109, -0.75% CRBJF, +0.00% climbing 2.1% and Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd. ACH, +1.02% 2600, -3.57% climbing 1.5%.
Oil major Cnooc Ltd. 883, +6.72% CEO, +0.60% climbed 1.1% after Canadian authorities on Friday approved its $15.1 billion proposed buyout of Canada's Nexen Inc. US:NXY CA:NXY Read: Cnooc-Nexen deal may spur more China energy M&A.
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Trade in shares of BC Iron was on a temporary halt in Sydney. Read: Fortescue talks with BC Iron on Nullagine JV sale.
Economic data out Monday showed Japan's current-account surplus widened in October. Final data also showed the country's gross domestic product contracted 0.9% in the third quarter, unrevised from an initial estimate. The GDP data implies Japan is in a so-called technical recession. Read: Japan leaves July-Sept. GDP unrevised at 0.9% drop.
The data saw the yen extend a recent bout of weakness, with the dollar USDJPY, -0.22% reaching 82.32 yen.
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|Tabor College
In 1852 George Gaston, S.A. Adams, and Rev. John Todd came to Iowa for the purpose of establishing a Christian college like the one at Oberlin, Ohio. The three founders' first choice was a location at Civil Bend, which is in the Percival area. After two seasons of floods, mosquitoes, and malaria, however, they turned their attention to higher ground. Their choice was a plateau between the Nishnabotna and Missouri Rivers. They were impressed with this high location and mutually selected the name "Tabor" after the Biblical name of Mount Tabor, a mountain near Nazareth, the town of Jesus' childhood. Each family selected a quarter section of land for themselves, bordering on which was to become the Tabor College.
One of the first things they did was conduct church services and hold school classes, later erecting a building for both. In 1853 they incorporated the Tabor Literary Institute: "the object of which shall be to harmoniously develop the moral, mental, and physical powers of those who enjoy its privileges. The privileges of the Institution shall be alike free to both sexes and all classes." In 1860 the Institute moved into its first building, the frame structure always called "the Chapel".
Six years later the Institute became Tabor College. From the beginning money was a problem. G.B. Gaston, whose property was worth possibly $9000, gave $2000 in cash and $2000 in notes. The pastor, with a salary of $800, pledged $1000 and taught three years without compensation. The teachers each pledged more than a year's salary; therefore, the work was able to go ahead. The first brick building was ready for use by the summer of 1869 and was used as a dormitory. The college advertised, "Students may find large pleasant rooms at the Hall, furnished with bedstead, straw tick, table, washstand, chairs, and stove. They will supply what other furniture they need, by special arrangement. Cordwood, $5.00 per cord."
Four-year courses were offered in classical, scientific, and literary departments.
In 1887 Gaston Hall was dedicated. In the center of the 6-acre college grounds, Gaston Hall had offices, recitation rooms, and the library.
In 1898 plans began for a third brick building, Adams Hall, to serve as the Music Conservatory.
In 1911 the students proposed to erect a new gymnasium if the trustees would furnish materials. They excavated the basement, tore down an old building for materials, and had the gymnasium ready for use that school year.
Although Tabor College offered an excellent education and in spite of the generosity of students, teachers, and townsfolk, the college continued to struggle financially. At commencement in 1927, the president announced that the college would not open in the fall.
In the late 1930's there was a brief unsuccessful effort to reopen the college.
During World War II the college grounds were fenced, and German POW's were housed in the buildings.
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Eric Schiffer Co-Socialite of Paris Hilton
It is time to get to know some of Paris Hilton's co-socialites! One person, right, can never fill a party? Surely, Paris Hilton is accompanied by a lot of other celebrities on her way to all the exclusive Hollywood parties! Hollywood socialites and celebrities also stroll the hottest Hollywood events. Take, as an example, an event like the party organized for Paris' debut album. At this private party of the super socialite, a lot of glamorous, famous and influential people showed up. Among them was Carmen Electra, actor TK Carter, and also A-list socialite, entrepreneur, and film star Eric Schiffer, who is the author of the best-selling book "Emotionally Charged Learningâ€. Hollywood celebrities such as Eric Schiffer are welcome friends to Hollywood parties, which take place almost daily in the Hollywood Hills and along the Californian Coast.
Luckily, partying is not the only thing the Californian socialites do. There are numbers of charity balls, evenings and meetings to attend to as well. Honestly, some stars are more committed to the good cause than others, but taking Eric Schiffer as an example certainly brings about some sympathy for the Hollywood glitter and glamour. This guy, besides being an actor, author and entrepeneur, visits so many charity evenings, that it makes you wonder if maybe he's got more hours in a day than you. For sure, it's not only his attention the charity organizations can expect from Eric. Hopefully, he can set a good example for Paris Hilton, who, after her release from prison a few weeks ago, said to better her life. According to the latest news, it seems like Paris is going to hold on to her promise of leading a better life. There is talk of the 26 year old becoming an ambassador for the Children's Hospital in Los Angeles.
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Eric Schiffer with Paris and Nicky Hilton at the VIP viewing of 'Hedwig And The Angry Inch The Musical Live Uncut' on April 3, 2006 in West Hollywood, California
At Paris Hilton private party at Privilege Night Club, West Hollywood
Eric Schiffer and actress Bettina Bush at the Hollywood Benefit By AIDS Healthcare Foundation And Out Of The Closet
Actor Eric Schiffer attends the 'Global Green USA Hosts 10th Annual Green Cross Millennium Awards' at the Beverly Hills Hotel
Human Rights Campaign 2006 Los Angeles Gala Dinner, Eric Schiffer, Tori Amos, Dean McDermott
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Characters part 4
Street Fighter IV Characters[edit]
|Character Select
|Akuma must be unlocked. It's complicated .
Fighter Overview
First thing to know about Akuma is that while he's got some things Ryu doesn't, he's not as good as Ryu. Also, he's got really low health, which means that every hit from the opponent takes a greater percentage of Akuma's health than for most any other character (only Seth's health is likely worse). That low health is a major part of Akuma's weakness versus Ryu, but it's definitely not the only thing. Still, he's got some useful tactics if you can manage to not get hit.
Akuma can be played in one of two ways. His air fireball, the Zanku Hadoken ( + P in air ), is good for both offense and a runaway defense. To play a runaway game with Akuma, jump backwards with his air fireballs to keep the opponent off of you. If the opponent breaks through this iron clad (uhhh) defense, Akuma can teleport through the opponent. During Akuma's teleport ( or + PPP or KKK ), he is entirely invincible, though as he comes out of the teleport he is vulnerable for a few frames.
More likely, you'll have better success with a severe offense, though executing this successfully takes considerable practice. You can't let up. Cross-up attempts work well with j.MK. If you land the cross-up, combo into a LK Tatsumaki ( + LK ) and you can juggle the opponent with a Goshoryuken ( + P ) after the Tatsu hits.
If the j.MK cross-up attempt is blocked, go into a poking string. You can cancel into a teleport to move away and reset, attempt a throw, or cancel one of your pokes into a Hyakkishu ( + K ) to continue the pressure. Unfortunately, the air kick doesn't hit overhead, so it can be blocked with a low guard. But if your opponent gets too comfortable with blocking low, you can nail 'em with a Zugaihasatsu ( + MP ) for a quick overhead.
Learn to use Akuma's teleport for positioning, but also learn its limits. If you just teleport up to an opponent, he/she will have a frame advantage and will be able to hit you before you recover. That doesn't mean you should avoid using teleports, though. Defensively, they're great for getting away from a pushy opponent (such as, mmm, Zangief). Offensively, they're good for positioning after a knock down. If you drop an opponent with a throw, teleport after him/her to keep up pressure, instead of letting the distance reset the fight's momentum. You can also teleport through aggressive projectiles and buffer the inputs for his ultra combo so that Akuma immediately moves into the attack.
|j.MK ( cross-up ) c.MK xx + LK + HP
|This is more or less Akuma's bread-and-butter combo. Unlike the other shotos in the game, Akuma can juggle combo off of his LK Tatsumaki ( + LK ), and a HP Shoryuken is the best damage you can get. You can get a similar effect by just throwing out c.LK attacks and, if they land, cancel into the LK Tatsu to work in the juggle.
|s.HK c.LK xx + LK + HP
|This is just another way to get into the LK Tatsumaki ( + LK ) so that you can work in a discouraging juggle combo. After the second hit of the s.HK (started from a half step away from the opponent—the kick is different if your right next to the opponent), you can link the c.LK and cancel that into the LK Tatsu and work in Akuma's bread-and-butter juggle.
|If you land a Focus Attack, you can combo into Akuma's super (or ultra). This is probably the only situation in which you'd want to actually use Akuma's super. Note that it's better to cancel your Focus Attack with a backward dash instead of a forward dash. If your Raging Demon input doesn't finish before the dash, you might end up tagging the opponent with a jab before the super comes out, and he/she will be able to jump right out of it.
Moves List
|This attack hits overhead, which means that even though it's a ground attack it will connect with an opponent that is turtling behind a low guard. Throw it into your close pokes for quick damage, or even use it as a meaty attack as most opponents will wake up with a low guard.
|+ MK ( in air, at peak of forward jump )
|You can combo off of this if it connects in the air. The best thing about the kick is that it causes Akuma to pause momentarily in the air, which can throw off the timing of your opponent. It also shoots down at a pretty steep angle, which means that it'll hit from the front off of the same jump that would normally work for a j.MK cross-up. If your opponent gets wise to your cross-up attempts, try mixing it up with this diving kick.
|This is a pretty standard fireball, but that's a good thing. It travels full screen, has good speed, and will let you dominate projectile wars against anyone that isn't Ryu, Ken or Sagat. The Gohadoken is also a good way to end a poke string that gets blocked on the ground as it'll leave you safe (and deal a sliver of chip damage).
|Shakunetsu Hadoken
|This fireball is a lot slower to come out than Akuma's Gohadoken, so it's harder to react with. But, it does have a very good strength in that the HP version of the Shakunetsu Hadoken hits three times. Not only does it do more damage (both on hit and in chip damage), but more importantly the fireball will eat fireballs from opponents, pass through and continue to hit. Other characters need to use EX fireballs to get that effect, but Akuma gets it for free. Even better, the HP version of his Shakunetsu will even eat EX fireballs from opponents, as they all hit twice and the HP Shakunetsu hits three times.
|Zanku Hadoken
|+ P ( in air )
|Akuma's air fireball is another unique quality that you'll want to abuse if you pick him over the more traditional shotos. The three punch buttons give you three different angles on the projectile. You can use the Zanku Hadoken as you jump backward to keep the opponent away, or use it as you jump forward to effectively make your jump safe. After knocking an opponent down, jump and launch a light Zanku to hit them just as they stand up. It's an important aspect of Akuma's pressure game.
|Like the other shoto characters, Akuma's Shoryuken is a great attack. It's got outstanding priority, which means it'll beat pretty much every other attack that the opponent tries to counter with. Use the LP Goshoryuken as a wake-up attack to counter any meaty jump-ins.
|Tatsumaki Zankukyaku
|As mentioned earlier, Akuma can juggle off of his LK Tatsumaki Zankukyaku, and it's easy to combo into the attack from a c.LK, c.MK, or s.HK. The MK and HK versions of the Tatsumaki will also pass through mid-height projectiles, though the first few frames of the attack are still vulnerable to fireballs.
|This is mostly good for applying pressure. A c.MK poke normally has some recovery time on it, which would make jumping at the opponent afterward a bit of a slow maneuver. But you can cancel that same c.MK poke with the Hyakkishu to negate that recovery lag and immediately go into more pressure. Sadly, the air kick from the Hyakkishu is blockable with a low guard, but you can at least grab an opponent (press LP + LK while in the air) that's comfortably crouching in guard.
|Ashura Senku
|or + PPP or KKK
|Akuma's teleport starts instantly, making him instantly invincible, but it ends with some recovery frames during which he is a sitting duck. For this reason, it's best to use the teleport defensively or to cover distance after knocking down an opponent.
|Raging Demon
|Suuucks. Damage is weak and the Raging Demon doesn't even cross the entire screen. Grabbing an opponent is difficult enough with Akuma's ultra since neither of these attacks has very good priority and both are easily interrupted. Oh yeah, the super is also slow. Save your meter for EX attacks instead.
|Wrath of the Raging Demon
|This is more like it. Akuma's ultra does pretty outstanding damage (roughly 60% damage versus most opponents) and it's unblockable. It's fast, it travels the entire length of the screen, and it looks cool. Alright, so not everything is peachy in Wrath of the Raging Demon land. While the move is unblockable, opponents can easily slip it by simply jumping over it, even if Akuma is right next to the opponent and even if you start the attack before an opponent wakes up from a knock down. To be successful with the ultra, you need to time it properly. Wait for the opponent to jump and you can catch him/her upon landing from the jump. You can also teleport through a projectile and breaking out the ultra as Akuma ends his warp.
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Riding pal at work sent me this link - I got a kick out of it. Check this kid out - looks to be barely 5 years old. Imagine him on a bike with pedals - in 10 years - look out world.
Video itself is also cute, complete with Ventures soundtrack. I dig the Ventures - who doesn't?


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Hastings Homeless Live 30 Years Less than Average Citizens
Published on by Darcey Haynes (author), Jonaqline Addai (editor)
A survey by the National Health Service has revealed that the average life expectancy of women sleeping rough in Hastings is just 43 years old, with men living until 47- some 30 years shorter than that of a housed citizen.
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The Met Office has released an amber weather warning, following severe winds in Sussex, in the early hours of Sunday morning. Winds of up to 80mph have been causing disruption along the coast, with more severe winds forecast for the rest of the week.
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Hastings and St Leonards coastline waters marked as swimmable as seawater quality improves vastly
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BIBBIDI-BOBBIDI-BOO! Hastings transforms into storytelling fairyland
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Cisco Junior College
The mission of Cisco College is to provide high-quality learning opportunities that promote student success in an ever-changing global environment. Cisco College seeks to encourage life-long learning and enhance the quality of life in the communities it serves by maintaining an open-door admissions policy and providing a comprehensive array of learning service and life experiences that will motivate and challenge students. In order to meet the needs of a diverse constituency the College offers a variety of programs and courses in academic higher education workforce development and personal growth development. Faculty participate in continued professional development with a commitment to research and innovation as a basis for curriculum development. Associate's degrees designed for transfer to a university associate's degrees and certificates designed for direct entry into the workforce and opportunities for job skills continuing education and personal life enrichment are all a part of the dynamic offerings found at Cisco College. Support services complement the focus on learning and assist the faculty in helping students pursue their educational goals at Cisco College. Developmental studies designed to help students prepare for college-level course work and a variety of student success programs are instrumental in providing students with a strong foundation for achieving their goals. As a member of the Texas state system of publicly supported institutions of higher education Cisco College provides the educational programs and supporting activities prescribed by the Texas Legislature the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board and the Cisco College Board of Regents. The College seeks to be effective in accomplishing its mission by employing an institutional effectiveness program of learning assessment planning evaluation and improvement activities.
School Information101 College Heights
Cisco, Texas 76437
Locale: Town: Remote
Open Admissions: Yes
Sector: Public, 2-year
Carnegie Basic: Associate's--Public Rural-serving Medium
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Accrediting Agency: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges
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The week in review
Most weather: Charlottesville ends February with a fall of more than four inches of snow; Wintergreen reports 11 inches.
Worst snow casualties: An Acura driven by Matthew Weiss crashes into a snowplow on I-64 near 5th Street Extended. Weiss, 28, of Newport News dies around 6:25pm February 28, WINA reports. And Afton resident Clarence Bartlebaugh, 59, slides off Gordonsville Road around 7pm and is pronounced dead at the scene.
Biggest bust: Seventeen members of the "Westside Crew" are indicted for conspiring to distribute cocaine, heroin, PCP, and marijuana since 1995. Gang members have shot at 13 people and killed two, according to U.S. Attorney John Brownlee.
Biggest coincidence? The Westside Crew, aka "Project Crud" and "PJC," marked with graffiti their Hardy Drive and 10th and Page streets turf– the same areas Domino's and Papa John refuse to deliver pizza.
Worst crime wave: A male UVA student reports a strong-armed robbery outside Fitzhugh dorm early February 27. A female undergrad reports being robbed and sexually assaulted at the corner of Wertland and 12th street February 28. And two purse snatchings are reported in the university area late February 26/early February 27.
Best news for Death Row teens: The Supreme Court votes March 1 to abolish the death penalty for those who commit murder under 18– even in Virginia.
Biggest Richmond trial: Piper Roundtree, accused of shooting her husband, University of Richmond professor Fredric Jablin, in his driveway October 30, is convicted of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison February 26 .
Hardest bust: Two UVA students face charges and expulsion for smoking pot in Bice Dorm when someone calls the police.
Softest bust: On the Lawn, Jefferson Literary and Debating Society members erect an eight-foot snow sculpture of TJ, a photo of which appears on the February 28 Cavalier Daily.
Latest sentencing of a former UVA student: Aaron Joshua Robinson is found guilty of malicious wounding and use of a firearm in the April 28 leg-shooting of former UVA football player Jamaine Winborne. The jury recommends an eight-year sentence.
Best case of 'you're-not-my-mom': UVA's Student Council votes against a bill that would have discouraged Dining Services from selling smokes on Grounds.
Best press for Medical Center: Figure skater Scott Hamilton discusses his UVA brain tumor treatment on the Today Show with UVA alum Katie Couric.
Worst week for pontiffs: Pope John-Paul II undergoes an emergency tracheostomy February 24. And Moral Majority founder Jerry Falwell is put on a ventilator February 23 in Lynchburg.
Best new gig for Philip Zelikow: Head of the Miller Center and the 9/11 Commission takes a position as senior advisor to his old buddy, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
Most surprising legislation to pass in Virginia's homophobic General Assembly: SB 1338, which allows companies to provide domestic partner benefits just as the Commonwealth's competitive business-luring neighbors, West Virginia and Maryland, do.
Worst déjà vu: Former Charlottesville deputy sheriff Steven Wayne Shifflett, 51, previously cleared in a local impersonating an officer charge, now stands accused on a new charge in Alexandria. Shifflett says he's never been there.
Most competitive: In a sting, a Daily Progress deliveryman is arrested in Orange and charged with allegedly stealing a copy of the Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star from a customer's box, the DP reports.
Latest theme: The Virginia Film Festival announces this year's fest will dwell on "In/Justice."
Best picture: Million Dollar Baby KO's The Aviator at the 77th annual Academy Awards February 27. Morgan Freeman, Cate Blanchett, Jamie Foxx, and Hilary Swank take home Oscars for best acting.


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1/2 cup balsamic vinegar
1/2 cup water
2 tspn dried cranberries
8 dried apricots, thinly sliced
2 tspn Dijon mustard
2 tspn honey
1 tbsp olive oil
1 pound salmon fillet, cut into 4 equal portions
1/2 tspn salt
1/4 tspn pepper
8 cups spinach leaves, washed
2 cups thinly sliced yellow squash
2 cups thinly sliced red bell pepper
3 tbsp toasted chopped pecans
1. reheat oven to 425° F. Lightly coat a baking sheet with nonstick cooking spray; set aside.
2. In a small saucepan, combine balsamic vinegar, water, cranberries and apricots. Set pan over medium-high heat and bring to a boil. Simmer for 5 minutes. Strain and reserve liquid and fruit. Combine liquid with mustard, honey and oil.
3. Season salmon fillets with salt and pepper and transfer them to prepared baking sheet. Bake fillets for 5-7 minutes, until fork-tender.
4. Meanwhile, place 2 cups of spinach on each of 4 plates. Top each plate of spinach with 1/2 cup squash and 1/2 cup bell pepper.
5. Place a cooked salmon fillet atop each salad and sprinkle with 2 teaspoons of pecans. Top with 2 tablespoons of dressing and 1 tablespoon of reserved fruit.
Nutritional Facts
Yield: 4 servings
Nutritional Facts (Per Serving)
Calories: 322
Fat: 13.4 G
Protein: 28 G
Carbohydrates: 22.5 G