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A man harassed a woman in the O'Fallon area by repeatedly calling her, hiding in bushes waiting for her and threatening her family members, according to a St. Charles County Sheriff's Department report.
James Roberson, 23, of the 4300 block of Castle Rock Court in St. Charles County, was charged Aug. 5 with aggravated stalking.
A St. Charles County Sheriff's investigator said Roberson ignores a protection order against him that prohibits him from contacting his ex-girlfriend.
A sheriff's department report said Roberson has been stalking the woman between April 1 and July 31
A court document states that Roberson hid in bushes outside the woman's home in the 1500 block of Norwood Hills Drive near O'Fallon. When she appeared outside, he ran from the bushes yelling that he needs to talk to her. Her father said Roberson ran off when he came outside.
A deputy reported that Roberson appears at the residence uninvited despite the restraining order and that his ex-girlfriend has told him she does not want to see him. The deputy said Roberson has called the woman, her family and friends hundreds of times in attempt to talk to her.
Roberson called the woman's father after she shut her cell phone off. During the conversation, he became agitated and threatened him, the deputy reported.
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A bullet ends a man's life during an argument in Detroit.
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Cultural and Arts Affairs Minister T B Ekanayake has planned to launch a series of programmes to discover ocean archaeological treasures such as sunken ships and to develop ancient sites in the country.
This decision followed a discussion between Cultural and Arts Affairs Minister T B Ekanayake and Chinese Cultural Minister Cai Wu recently in China.
During his tour in China recently, Minister Ekanayake met Chinese Cultural Minister Cal Wu and decided on the above.
Ekanayake took the opportunity to make the Chinese Cultural Minister aware of the long-standing relationship between the two countries especially during the period of the Ming Empire. Excavations of the ancient city of Yapahuwa revealed that many trade activities had taken place between China and Sri Lanka. Chinese coins and ceramic items which were found from excavations in the ancient city of Yapahuwa have provided ample evidence in this regard. An urn was found from the Galsohonkanatta cemetery in Yapahuwa and also some pollen. Samples of these pollen were linked to lotus flowers in China today. Further Minister T B Ekanayake had explained the ancient trade affairs of the two countries through the Silk Road and the relationships of the two countries which were existing from the Second Century BC.
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NEENAH, WI (WTAQ) - "Open the register, you're being robbed."
Those were the words from a robber at a Neenah Subway restaurant Wednesday evening.
Neenah police say the would-be-robber attempted to reach over the counter and open the register of the Subway in the 1500 hundred block of South Commercial Street.
However, he didn't get any cash.
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Wearing a red polo shirt and blue scrubs, Laura Bazyler, a licensed dietician and nutritionist, breezes through Sedanos in Homestead like a speed-walking pied piper. She is followed by 13 shoppers who have three things in common: modest incomes, Hispanic roots, and diabetes.
Bazyler, with the Open Door Health Center, and her 13 charges will spend the next hour going aisle to aisle learning to choose healthy foods, one of many diabetic support services offered by the free clinic in Homestead.
You want to do most of your shopping around the perimeter of the store where the unprocessed foods are: the fruits and vegetables, eggs and fresh meat, she says.
Open Door translator Esperanza Perez repeats after Bazyler in Spanish. Other shoppers join the group, interested in the conversation. Bazyler holds up green bunches of cilantro and parsley and colorful peppers to add flavor to your food without salt.
Oldemia Arrasola listens attentively.
I have to be upbeat, says the youthful-looking grandmother originally from Durango, Mexico. Two years ago I was diagnosed with lupus as well as diabetes.
Arrasolas father and grandmother had to have their legs amputated because of the disease. Taking control of her diet with the help of Open Doors free screenings and support group, she is keeping the effects of the diseases at bay.
Most of what is known about diabetes in Hispanic Americans comes from four studies: the San Antonio Heart Study, the San Luis Valley Diabetes Study, the Starr County Study, and the Hispanic Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (HHANES). They show that non-insulin-dependent diabetes is two to three times higher in Mexican Americans than in non-Hispanic whites.
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For Open Door clients, Just life is a challenge. Often they dont know theyre diabetic because they lack health care. They might not have transportation for a doctors visit. Many cant read or write English. Some cant speak it, Bazyler says.
The struggles of life on a small income also lead to defeatist thinking: Whatever I do it wont matter. Or magical thinking: My parents lived long, so will I.
But tactical experiences like the shopping tour make a difference. Paulino Gallgos, a single father, loves the tortillas of his native El Limon, Mexico, but these days he fills them with fish and mangoes more often than pork.
Julia Saavedra loads up on tomatoes, green peppers and red onions Better for you than white onions, advises Bazyler and packages of dried beans no fat, no sodium, high in fiber and protein.
I shop for whats on special and have no loyalty to any store, Saavedra says, with good reason: The recession reduced her husband Luiss landscape and construction work to one or two days a week. She holds a nursery job on weekdays and a restaurant job on weekends while he takes care of the kids.
They wake me up at seven with Daddy, its time for breakfast at McDonalds, or at night, Daddy, take us to Dunkin Donuts, says husband Saavedra. Often he takes them, and eats with them. He is the only one in his family with diabetes.
A lively discussion ensues as Marguerita Villa Senor asks about the vegetable oil she routinely uses. Bazyler shows her the word canola its better for you on the Wesson and Mazola brands.
No corn? a chorus of murmurs ripples through the group. Some women look concerned. As provisioners and cooks they have a large and difficult role in their families diets. Canola oil smells like fish, a husband says in an aside to his wife. Only corn oil for me.
Bazyler points to the Goya and Crisco brand lards. Goya makes a liquid corn oil, and liquid is not bad for the heart, she says. But Crisco is solid: Malo, bad.
Were in trouble. We kill pig and eat the lard 7 x 24, says Saavedra. In her cart are three packages of fat back used for flavoring. We dont eat beans without it, she says.
Betty Cortina, a food writer, editor of The Heralds Indulge section, and web producer of NBCs Latina Now, believes flavor can be the key ingredient to a healthier diet, as it was in her fathers case.
His blood pressure was through the roof. Something had to change, Cortina says. She began experimenting with what she calls flavor infusions, for example, using smoked paprika, the main flavor agent of delicious but fatty Spanish chorizo, to make a tasty vegetarian chick pea stew. She also got him to substitute brown rice for the parboiled variety thats a staple of Cuban-Americans diets, by cooking it in low sodium chicken stock and adding onions and garlic sautéed in olive oil for extra flavor.
His numbers stabilized and he dropped 12 pounds, Cortina says.
Back at Sedanos, the tour moves to the cereal aisle. Villa Senor asks about corn flakes, a family favorite. It only has one gram of fiber, says Bazyler. She holds up a box of All Bran with 10 grams of fiber in a half-cup of cereal and 4 grams of protein. As long as you have the word bran, its better for your blood sugar.
Villa Senor nods her head: The difference between the bran and corn flakes is clear.
For her most important point, Bazyler holds up a package of China brand paper plates with three food compartments laid out like a peace symbol. It all goes back to vegetables and lean meat. Starches in the small compartment, vegetables and protein in the two large ones. If most of us ate like that, wed be really healthy, she says.
Back at Open Door, the lights burn into the evening as clients return for testing and medications. It takes time to change, Bazyler acknowledges in her office. I recommend people try to make just one or two simple changes at a time. Because were never done. We can always learn and improve.


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I got these bubbles in lieu of the throwing rice at the end of the ceremony thing. My wedding colors were aqua but the bridesmaids dresses were in a color similar called pool. The...Read complete review
I got these bubbles in lieu of the throwing rice at the end of the ceremony thing. My wedding colors were aqua but the bridesmaids dresses were in a color similar called pool. The aqua color fit really nice to the theme and matched the BM dresses. If you are having a tiffany blue theme these bubbles will also go with your color scheme. What I loved about these bubbles was how beautiful it looked coming out of the church and being showered in bubbles. It is one of my most precious wedding day memories that I'll never forget!
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The bubbles would have been the perfect addition to the wedding, however when they arrived, they were NOT tiffany blue, aqua, or any form of blue. The bubbles were green. When I...Read complete review
The bubbles would have been the perfect addition to the wedding, however when they arrived, they were NOT tiffany blue, aqua, or any form of blue. The bubbles were green. When I called they told me I must be mistaken. Then I sent a picture compared to the online site. Again I was told it was the correct color [...]The color difference was blamed on my computer moniter!! Every other item I purchased from the knot matched perfectly, all all were ordered from the same moniter. If you are picky about color at all, DO NOT purchase these. Go with white and ribbons.
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wrong color, and half full!
By Beachbride
from Ormond Beach, Florida
About Me Bride, Not a picky bride
Comments about The Knot Wedding Shop heart wedding bubble tubes - aqua:
Ok so when I did get the shipment it says light green on "there" order, but on mine it says light blue! So its light green almost a sea foam color not aqua! But here is the best part, half of the tubes were empty with dried up remains of bubble that turned yellow so its not like I can just fill them up! Oh and the half that was not empty was half empty!
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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So cute...
By ISU KiKi
from Chicago, IL
About Me Bride
I love love love these...they are small cute and will attach easily on to my programs for all the guests to have at the beginning of our ceremony.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Make sure to buy extra bubble solution!
By Ashley
from Pittsburgh, PA
Over 3/4 of the bubble tubes in the package had next to no actual bubble solution in them! I now have to go to the store to buy extra bubble solution in order to fill all of them up. Make sure you are aware of this and have the time to fill all of the tubes up because there isn't a single one that doesn't need filled. I don't think it is a good value for the price because now extra money and time has to go into them!I bought the blue and the pink ones and they were both the same in regards to having almost no actual bubble solution in them.
Merchant response: Thank you for your review. I apologize for the poor quality in the bubbles you received. Please contact our customer service and we would be happy to send you a replacement.
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
By The Bride
from Grand Rapids, MI
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Make sure you check your bubbles!
By Trina
from Wood Dale, IL
The bubbles seem to be of good quality and were easy to blow. However, most of the bubbles delivered to me were less than half filled with some almost completely empty. A qc check at the factory could easily solve this problem, however what did I expect they are Made in China like everything else in the USA. I received replacement bubbles for the empty ones and some were still less than half-filled.
Not Aqua
By Andrea the Bride
from York, PA
When the bubbles arrived at my house, they were light green, not aqua! The packaging slip said, "Aqua/Lt. Green". Theknot.com sells them simply as "Aqua" which made me think they would be Aqua blue! Still functional, just unfortunate that the color was wrong :(
By Future Sienkiewicz
from Clearwater, FL
Great product!! Some were a little low, but I coincidentally had some bubbles so it wasn't a big deal. I got these in the aqua and I'm putting ribbon in my wedding colors on them and they look nice. 10 days to go!!
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Pretty Aqua Bubbles
By alabama rose
from Bronx, New York
These bubble are great! I love the color (my photos don't do it any justice) and it blows bubbles really good. I was surprised at how many bubbles it made from one small wand. It's going to be perfect for my exit from the church. My only gripe is that not all the tubes come filled. I randomly grabbed a few tubes to show and in the flash photo you can see the difference in liquid level. But no big deal- I'll just pick up a bottle of bubble solution.
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(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Perfect Tiffany Blue Color!
By Kimberly
from Portland, OR
These are very cute bubbles. I was happy to see they were the perfect color! They are also a really great value. The bubbles blow very nice and I am very happy with the quality and quantity that you get for the cost!
By Happy Bride
from Buffalo, NY
I got these in aqua and white. They are both very cute. When you get them on sale they are a great value. I plan to put clear labels with our names and wedding date and a ribbon on just to spruce them up a bit. Also, very easy to blow lots of bubbles.
Great bubbles!
By Nicole
from Bakersfield, CA
These are perfect for a wedding. They're small, but hold a lot of bubble power. Wonderful for use as favors for guests.
So perfect!
By Carolyn
from Yalaha, FL
I bought these bubbles because they were blue and I'm having a winter themed wedding. I didn't want the typical little plastic containers that everyone has so I opted for the tubes. They just came in today and I can't stress how perfect they are. The blue was EXACTLY the blue I needed to match with the decor. They are actually a little bit bigger then I thought they would be and they produce TONS of bubbles for how small the wands are!!
love these there so great for small kids
By babygirl
from opelousas la
i useing them as gifts
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
I love them
By Dimples
from San Antonio, TX
[...] My wedding colors are teal and chocolate brown, the blue bubbles are close to the teal that we are using. I bought them on sale and believe that they are the best value for what I have researched. I dressed them up with some ribbon that I got from Michael's and personalized them with some labels that I bought. I can't wait for my guests to use them :)
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(2 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
Not exact but happy
By Merc
from T.R. MI
Ordered these to use instead of confetti at our wedding. The color they show here isn't what they really look like. The color is Aqua but they look more like a mint green. They are still pretty and will work. Just wish the color would have been more accurate.
Consider the "blue" to be aqua
By Bubbles
from Minneapolis, MN
I'm excited about these bubbles. I ordered both the blue and the white. If you are unsure about the color I would stick with the white. The blue looks like a powder or sky blue on the website but it is much greener, I would consider it to be aqua in real life. Not really the color I was hoping for but I think we can make it work.
great, cute bubbles!
By jess
from bklyn, ny
these bubbles are too cute and have loads of bubble power! i was so surprised how many you can get from one blow. great deal on sale and the light blue color matches of pool blue perfect!
great item instead of confetti
By julesdebiasi
from Trevose, PA
I bought these on sale for my August wedding next year, and they are fantastic. They create a lot of bubbles, and they will be great for entertaining the kids at the wedding also. We can't use any confetti at our venue so this was a great and fun alternative. The bubble solution is almost gel-like and blows bubbles every time you dip the wand in it.
Great Item
By Lola
from Atlanta, GA
It was great to walk into our wedding reception and have everyone blowing bubbles at us. I was pleasantly surprised by how big the tube is, it appears small in the pictures, but given the size and quality, it is worth the price.
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By Megan
from Corpus Christi, TX
These are super fun and cute. My wedding is next month in a botanical garden and bubbles will be fun for the kids there! The bubble solution is good quality. I tested it at home:) GREAT price [...]
great value, very pretty!
By acs
Prettier and bigger than I expected, almost 3 inch long tube. The shade of blue is quite tasteful. (Note that it doesn't come with the ribbon in the pictures) I plan to attach these to the programs. A good value: These were the cheapest bubbles I found, and they look good.
Nice bubble
By Cheryl
from Lexington, SC
Cute bubbles, bought them on sale! The color is great! they are fun to play with also! :) Makes a lot of bubbles too.
By Paty2001
from Los Angeles, CA
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Awesome bubbles!!
By BHMiner
from Lewisville,TX
About Me Parent Of Bride/Groom
Used these for my daughters outside May wedding. The guest blew them when the bride & groom walked up the aisle. The pictures are beautiful - it looked like we had a bubble machine!!!
(0 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Very Nice Buy!
By Amanda C
from Cleveland, Ohio
I bought these for our "pool" wedding and the color fits in great! The bubbles are VERY good (not cheap bubbles) and I bought them on sale, [...] Still a good value though.
Love it!!
By Tmeders
from St.Simons Island, GA
I bought these on sale [...] They are perfect size and color. I tested one out and the bubbles are great!! Can't wait to use these in my august wedding!
Tiffany Blue
By DWH
from VA
Disappointed they didn't have a less "aqua" blue, it's really a true Tiffany's blue. But they worked great in a pinch and were very nice for the price.
soo cute!
By to be wed
from Charlottesville, VA
These bubbles are much cuter than the boring white ones, I got them on sale so they were really affordable, but even not on sale they would be worth it. I love them and can't wait til July to use them!
Good Product...
By June Bride 2009~
from NYC
Great price, good product... just a bit smaller than expected..
Cute and Unique!
By Mrs. Eccles on May 2, 2009
from Thorndale, PA
About Me Bride, Wedding Planner
When I saw these bubbles, I immediately thought they were much cuter than the traditional, boring white bubble holders. I received these in the mail a few days ago and they're wonderful! True to color and description, good quality! I bought them on sale, so they were very affordable. A decent amount of liquid in each one, too. Can't wait to have my guests use these in May. :)
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Eight. That's the number of games the NFL may try to sell us on as the official 2011 season. Seriously. Half of the usual number. Eight games. The league has made a contingency plan that would have the season start in late November, play just eight games (6 against the other teams in your division plus 2 against other teams in your conference), and then kick into some sort of playoffs and then the Super Bowl would happen on February 12th, 2011, a week later than originally planned. If you are old enough to remember the 2 strike shortened seasons back in the 80′s, you know how little you regard those seasons in your memory (unless you're a Redskins fan, they won the championship both of those years). 1982 with only 9 games played, and 1987 with the absolute sham that was the "replacement players" wearing your team's uniforms in 3 games that actually counted in the standings. What a joke that was.
Don't make us go through that again. Take care of business and get a deal done. To paraphrase Keyshawn Johnson, "Just give us our damn football!".
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GERMANTOWN – After going 2-2 and finishing third in the Combined District 8, 9, 10, 11 Tournament a week earlier, the Mount Washington U-15 All-Stars found life a lot more difficult last week in the West Kentucky State Tournament hosted by the Germantown Youth League.
In three games, coach Mark Deetsch team struggled against good teams, failing to win a game in three tries.
HILLVIEW - When Jewish Hospital Medical Center South opened its door to the community in 2006, the ultimate goal was to have more than an emergency room and diagnostic testing facility.
The hope was that the largest county in Kentucky without a hospital would someday be removed from that list.
Now, with no signs of any movement toward fulfilling the 60 beds approved through a certificate of need process, there is a push to find out what is actually going on with the hospital's plans.
HILLVIEW - After more than three hours of discussions, the fate of the damaged sewage treatment plant in northern Bullitt County seems no closer to a resolution.
The Bullitt County Sanitation Board hoped to have some news to report from a meeting held earlier that day in Frankfort.
In March, the privately-owned Bullitt Utilities treatment plant off East Blue Lick Road had a major failure in its tank.
While the pumps continued to operate, the sewage went directly into the ground and nearby stream.
The Family Resource Centers in Bullitt County combined their efforts to once again host the Kindergarten Rocks celebration at Paroquet Springs Conference Centre.
Youngsters entering Kindergarten this year were invited to meet some of their teachers and principals, as well as partake in some fun activities.
See more photos by Stephen Thomas in the multimedia section of www.pioneernews.net.
Back about 10 years ago, it was an exciting time.
Through a lot of work in Frankfort, it was announced that Jewish Hospital would build an emergency room, have diagnostic testing facilities and bring out specialists to occupy a wing of medical offices.
There was also the announcement of someday having a hospital with 60 beds approved through a Certificate of Need. The approval process for the beds came after the initial plans were announced and the facilities started.
MOUNT WASHINGTON – If it worked out once, then try it again.
That was the thinking of former Bullitt East softball standout Taylor Price as she returned to the Media Center at her former school to sign her second paperwork to continue playing her sport in college.
In late May, Price signed to play her final two years in college for the Western Kentucky Lady Hilltoppers.
Both the Bullitt East and Bullitt Central high school baseball programs held their annual summer youth camps this year with a good number of young players taking part.
Both camps worked on getting the basics down pat, covering, base-running, throwing, hitting and even nutrition and weight-training.
Still, the biggest part of both camps was having fun and there was plenty of that to go around.
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As the PGA Championship approaches, many consumers will be starting to look for last minute tickets. BBB warns consumers of scammers taking advantage of anyone looking for a great last minute deal.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - Bullitt County agencies show more strength when working together for the common good.
A number of local organizations provide representatives to the Council for Families and Children, a non-profit that pools local resources toward improvements for local residents.
CFC will conglomerate with a Seven Counties Services organization, the Adult Local Inter-Agency Council (LIAC), to form a larger body as the Bullitt County Inter-Agency Council.
Brenda Pirtle has been named District Director of Secondary Education. She succeeds Robb Smith who takes over as Bellevue Independent School's Superintendent July 1.
This is Pirtle's fifth leadership role in Bullitt County Public Schools. She was both assistant and principal at Brooks Elementary School, a district monitoring administrator, and principal of the Bullitt Alternative Center and the Riverview Opportunity Center.
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Is Marriage "Just a Piece of Paper"?
from R.C. Sproul Sep 22, 2014 Category: ArticlesIn the past few decades, the option of living together, rather than moving into a formal marriage contract, has proliferated in our culture. Christians must be careful not to establish their precepts of marriage (or any other ethical dimension of life) on the basis of contemporary community standards. The Christian ... Keep Reading
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LiveFOOTBALL: Magpies and Terras match updates
This live event has finished
- It's the final game of the season for both sides, as they take to the road one last time to end their respective league campaigns.
- Weymouth are looking to grab a place in the Southern Premier League's top ten as they face Chesham United.
- Dorchester will be looking to bow out of the Skrill South with a win this afternoon as they take on Ebbsfleet United.
- Both games get underway at 3pm and you can get involved on twitter by using #terras and #wearedorch
Chesham 0 Weymouth 0
Ebbsfleet 4 Dorchester 0
Chesham 0 Terras 0
Two great chances for Vassell but he cannot convert, Weymouth looking for a winner with around five minutes left.
Ebbsfleet 4 Magpies 0
Attendance - 1670
Chesham 0 Terras 0
Rigg and Wells are replaced by McConnell and Ford for the Terras.
Ebbsfleet 4 Magpies 0
It's a rout, as Osborn now fires home under Shane Murphy, who has just come on in goal for the Magpies.
Ebbsfleet 3 Magpies 0
Thalasstis adds his name to the score sheet
Chesham 0 Terras 0
Jake Hutchings booked for a foul on 70 minutes.
Chesham 0 Terras 0
The home side replace Gordon and Thomas for Prosper and Graham
Ebbsfleet 2 Magpies 0
Dorchester swap Munday for Case
Chesham 0 Terras 0
Drew Roberts is sent off for the home side after a nasty elbow on George Rigg.
Chesham 0 Terras 0
Adam Kelly is replaced by Lee Sharpe on 58 minutes.
Simon the scarecrow #terras http://t.co/lbgF2aA0pt— @moorsy11 26 April 2014
Sounds like even a bit of Neil Diamond pre-match hasn't been enough to inspire the lads so far. 2-0 down, HT. #WeAreDorch— @Ian_Evans 26 April 2014
Ebbsfleet 2 Magpies 0
The home side pick where they left off before the interval as Bricknell hits the bar.
Chesham 0 Terras 0
Matthews fumbles and Drew Roberts reacts first for the home side, but he blazes the ball over.
Both games are back underway.
Ebbsfleet 2 Dorchester 0
Chesham 0 Weymouth 0
Ebbsfleet 2 Magpies 0
McMahon scores his second of the afternoon as he pounces on some suspect defending and rockets the ball into the net.
Ebbsfleet 1 Magpies 0
The Magpies escape as Anthony Cook fires a free-kick that clips Alan Walker-Harris' crossbar on 37 minutes.
Chesham 0 Terras 0
Chesham's James Potton forces the first save for Matthews to make this afternoon, but it's fairly comfortable for the Weymouth stopper.
Chesham 0 Terras 0
Yetton picks up a knock but should be okay to carry on. The game seems to have a real end of season feel to it.
Ebbsfleet 1 Magpies 0
Sam Lanahan has a great chance to make it 1-1, but his header is parried over the bar by Brandon Hall in the Ebbsfleet goal.
Ebbsfleet 1 Magpies 0
Ebbsfleet well on top as Sessegnon surges down the right hand side and tees up Bricknell, who sees his shot blocked.
Ebbsfleet 1 Magpies 0
Shouts for a penalty from the home side as Bricknell goes down in the box, waved away by the referee.
Chesham 0 Terras 0
Weymouth absorbing a moderate amount of pressure as Chesham's Darren Purse shoots out the ground.
Ebbsfleet 1 Magpies 0
Daryl McMahon smashes the ball home to give the hosts an early lead.
Ebbsfleet 0 Magpies 0
First chance for the hosts as Long volleys over from a corner.
Chesham 0 Terras 0
No real clear-cut chances so far as both sides work each other out.
Both games are underway
Neil Diamond singer at Ebbsfleet @nonleagueshow http://t.co/JqwMxMmFoB— @WhyMyTeeIsSad 26 April 2014
Chesham: Gore, Kyriacou, Little, Gordon, Purse, Thomas, Fotheringham, Potton, Effiong, Roberts, Wilson.
Subs: Prosper, Brathwaite, Hamilton, Brown, Graham.
Terras: Matthews, Hutchings, Wells, Colwell, Poole, Richards, Kelly, Jagger-Cane, Yetton, Rigg, Vassell
Subs: McConnell, Ford, Sharpe, Greeno
Ebbsfleet: Hall, Sessegnon, Lorraine, Huke, Palmer; Osborn, McMahon, Long, Cook, Thalassitis, Bricknell.
Subs: Acheampong, Edwards, Howe, Rance, May.
Magpies: Walker-Harris, Hanger, Way, Jermyn, N Walker, S Walker, Lanahan, Smeeton, Case, Chamberlain, Losasso.
Subs: Twyford, Munday, Smith, Pidgeley, Murphy.
EBBSFLEET UNITED v MAGPIES match preview
In what has been a tough season for the Magpies, manager Phil Simkin believes he has improved as a manager following the campaign, as they enter their final Skrill South encounter for at least 12 months.
Simkin will need to shuffle his pack against Ebbsfleet this afternoon as he will be without Clive Makoni, who has left the club to go travelling and striker Warren Byerley has also gone back to Poole Town following his recent loan spell.
Hosts Ebbsfleet have given fans free entry to this afternoon's game, so there should be a good crowd to see Dorchester finish the season.
CHESHAM UNITED v TERRAS match preview
Weymouth face their final game of the campaign against high flying Chesham this afternoon, in what has been an extremely up and down season for the Terras.
Barry McConnell is set to play his last game for the club after he announced his retirement from semi-professional football earlier in the week.
Jacob Jagger-Cane could be fit to start after recovering from a heel problem, and defender Lee Sharpe is set to be named in the first team squad once again.
Chesham have already guaranteed themselves a second-place finish in the division this term and will be looking to gain some momentum before going into the play-offs.
RT @Ian_Evans: @DorchTownFC are putting together some fantastic things for nest season. Kids free entry is brilliant. #WeAreDorch— @julesm2211 24 April 2014
RT @StewartYetton: #SoccerSaturdaySelfie last game of the season #beard http://t.co/ERMur43ayZ— @theterras 26 April 2014
Stewart Yetton has scored us 35 goals this season. I dread to think what we'd of done this season without him. Worth his weight in gold— @WeymouthPIE 21 April 2014
@StewartYetton Theres only 1 Stewart Yetton, 1 Stewart Yeeetton!! Theres only 1 Stewart Yetton! #plymovianyorkshireman— @joshtipple34 22 April 2014
Stewart Yetton has an amazing beard. He could be in the Hobbit without any makeup whatsoever.— @prolific8 22 April 2014
Good luck to the lads today, last match of the season away to Chesham, tough game. @theterras— @WinsperWBA 26 April 2014
@theterras On behalf of the Supporters WFCSA would like to thank @bmcc369 for his commitment for the TERRAS #goodluck Barrie— @wfc1890 26 April 2014
@theterras Good luck today @matthers17 @StewartYetton and looking forward to next season already.— @wfc1890 26 April 2014


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The Spokane Chiefs fell to the Tri City Americans for the first time in 4 meetings this year, as Malte Stromwall's goal 43 seconds into overtime lifted Tri City to a 5-4 win Friday night in Kennewick, WA. Tri City had tied the game with 16.1 seconds remaining in regulation to send the Chiefs to their first overtime game of the year.
Spokane jumped out to a 1-0 lead 5:29 into the game on Cole Wedman's 2nd goal of the season from Adam Helewka. Tri City tied the game on a Zach Yuen goal midway through the period to make it 1-1 through one. The Chiefs would take a 2-1 lead 9:03 into the second period when Blake Gal scored his first goal of the year from Brenden Kichton and Reid Gow. Kichton would then score his 9th of the season at 14:20 to put Spokane up 3-1. Tri City would draw back to within 3-2 on a goal with just 13 seconds left in the second.
The Ams would even the game at three on a Beau McCue goal midway through the third period. Spokane would re-take the lead on Collin Valcourt's 9th goal of the season at 16:26 to make it 4-3 Spokane. Marcus Messier would tie the game as Tri City had the extra attacker on the ice at 19:43 of the third to tie the game at 4 and send it to overtime, where Stromwall would win it.
Tri City outshot Spokane 42-39 in the game, but the Chiefs held a 22-8 shot advantage in the third period. Both teams were 0-2 on the power play, as the win pushed Tri City 1 point ahead of Spokane for second place in the division. The two teams will meet again at the Spokane Arena Saturday night at 7:05pm.


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I don't post that often but I always read your comments fellow CHB'ers and the one of many tidbits I remember from quite a while back was our Governator in Kalifornia wanted to use Blackwater to supplement the national guard here and that absolutely gives me the creeps thinking about that in the event of the 'big one' meaning the big quake that is due here in my state in the next 3o years. The thought of those Blackwater thugs from Iraq roaming around here in the event of disaster is frightening. Thank you all for the links and great commentary you all posit on this post.
The Fourth Reich is alive und well…in Washington.
Hey, when do we stand together and fight this tyranny? When does the rage kick in that I know we all harbor against this type of dictatorship that we all know is wrong but sit and take it anyways? When do we say, "ENOUGH"!? Where will we draw the line and stand firm in our convictions?
As soon as we overcome the fear, or when things get so bad there's no other options.
I've seen some sites calling for national general strike April 15-18, 2010. They are saying pull all your money out of the banks and stay home with your family on those days. Plan ahead and don't spend a dime those days. They say at 4 days the banks will have to freeze every account that has money left to cover their losses and it could force major pain on banks and Wall Street possibly triggering another collapse.
Since another collapse is inevitable as the TARP/bail-out bubble bursts, at least this time it's the people choosing the timing instead of the bankers. It would force the plutocracy to take notice.
Who wrote this column? Who decided on the accompanying photo? Obviously, they didn't have the cojones to sign their name. How do we know any of this is true since it has been "embargoed"? And the spin put on this is truly high up in the ranks of conspiracy theories.
This article is not worthy of the name "journalism". After five years of reading and posting on CHB, I can no longer return. The article is in the same ranks as Red State and Glen Beck.
I didn't vote for Obama and don't like much of what he has or has not done since becoming president. But, this takes the cake in being over the top.
And those posting above surely have lots of stock in tin foil hat companies.
The FAQ should get you started. If you then follow Doug's ramblings over the years you will get some better picture of the man and what this site are about. This is a unique virtual place in cyberspace and it should not be dismissed lightly, even when you disagree with some of the content.
By the way, thanks for the wonderfully entrepreneurial idea – a tinfoil had company – think I'll look into it.
Yo Dockside,
I'm supplying a link and some background concerning the overdue release of the QHSR. Supposedly the Department of Justice has put a hold on it relative to release to the public. No doubt they are having their "jailhouse" level lawyers comb it for it's soundness relative to creating a more perfect "police state" in lieu of a "more perfect union"…no?!
A link from "Homeland Security Watch" has a comment as to where and when is the current release of the QHSR? which is seemingly overdue and should have been released by January 15, 2010.
There is a certain sense in that, especially since in Presidential Study Directive 1, the president (or someone who works for the president) wrote:
"I believe that Homeland Security is indistinguishable from National Security — conceptually and functionally, they should be thought of together rather than separately. Instead of separating these issues, we must create an integrated, effective, and efficient approach to enhance the national security of the United States."
The above quote shows there are adviser/operatives in the White House who evidently believe Homeland Security and National Security are one and the same. Possibly so in simple terminology, but not so in terms of their respective missions.
Another rumor said the Department of Justice wanted a hold placed on the QHSR. I have no clue why other than my above comment concerning their lawyers seeing how far they can push the envelope relative to evermore incremental destruction of protections provided under the "Bill of Rights" and the Constitution itself.
I hope this helps. Although I don't recall your handle as to posting before on the site there's no reason to bolt and run in a "huff" as one of our loyal readers.
Doug Thompson posts these articles as I've learned recently; I'm sure he's used solid resources for having done so.
As far as the supplied art photo is concerned, I think it's excellent in that it portrays the intensity of "Gestapo" era mentality. I believe it's from a collection which I've seen before concerning Nazi era art or possibly post era to convey the dark, menacing side of the National Socialist state.
Carl Nemo **==
Hi Dockside et al. …
The QHSR was released yesterday February 2, 2010.
I surely didn't catch it on C-Span maybe some other site members did so?
Anyway here's three links concerning both the source and the .pdf version of QHSR.
Indeed they are now in the business of overreaching and expanding their tentacles into areas heretofore not within their domain.
Enjoy and weep at the same time. No good will ever come from our so-called 'Homeland Security' efforts. All this crap is uber expensive and in spite of all their 'trained' personnel and technology still failed this nation on Christmas day 2009 and there will be even more horrifying events in the future where the administrators of this "Orwellian nightmare" will simply burp, fart, scratch their privates and go to sleep during the routine, followup investigative hearings…no?!
I.E., …Business as Usual! X-(
Carl Nemo **==
p.s. Time for another tuneful round of "AmeriKa over all".
The New York Times is reporting that 2010 federal emplyment is the largest in history at 2.15 million.
Hi Griff,
Somewhat a stale post, but when I thought about your referenced number; then it hit me that it takes a little over 2 million goverment shepherds to manage the remaining flock of 298 million plus tax slaves/sheep for the benefit of the shadowy oligarchs that own our nation lock, stock and barrel… / : |
Carl Nemo **==
This is a rerun of an Executive Order written in President Clinton's first term. Reader Rant did a long discussion about giving the Federal Government this much control over the Citizens. It was accepted as it went diametrically opposed to the Bill of Rights. In 2000 after the the Election of President Bush 43 he pulled Attorney General John Ashcroft into position after 911 and plans for this Gestapo action was planned and included abortions and birth control.
This amount of government control comes with the mindset found in Washington D.C. and it is a growth of Gestapo action to allow the federal government to take all of us from the crib to the grave in a strong Christian set of rules.
One of the first actions A.G. Ashcroft tried to enforce was the stop of the morning after pill. He wanted all prescriptions for any meds involved in reproduction actions to be sent to him for his data base. This is nothing but an Inquisition and the destruction of our freedoms.
Forcing government action on the American people is the only way for complete control. Once this is done under Department of Homeland Security, it will only a few steps into complete control.
I am often shocked at how many people even here at CHB would rather give in to federal control than find a way to stop it. Too many people have no fear of Christian rule and many have come after me for warning about this horrendous control.
President Clinton both Bush Presidents and now President Obama are looking at short cuts to control the people.
This subject of abusing our freedoms under some jerk who feels he has the authority has gotten me in trouble for 14 years. I will not mention this control move again as the guys who run CHB blogs here dislike my attitude. Scratch the surface of Palin's attitude and she would do this without a single regret. It's all about control.
You cannot whine this stuff away. Attacking me will do nothing!
Ms Price,
"I am often shocked at how many people even here at CHB would rather give in to federal control than find a way to stop it. Too many people have no fear of Christian rule and many have come after me for warning about this horrendous control." …extract from post
"There you go again" in the words of the late Ronald Reagan.
Concerning folks at CHB giving in to Federal control, what would you have us do within the law? Contacting reps doesn't work, I know so. The voting process has been corrupted by fraud too.
I know what I'm going to do when the balloon goes up; ie., physically resist til my last breath issues from my body.
You've also made reference to these Christian's as being the root cause with your final typical wrap up of…"You cannot whine this stuff away. Attacking me will do nothing!"
I suggest you read your material aloud to yourself several times before posting or record it and then listen back to the content concerning your posts and you'll soon realize you are phase locked in projecting seemingly all the ills of our Republic on Christians 24/7/365 while also doing a "catty" driveby indictment of your fellow posters on this site. It's always the same. Sad, but true. / : |
Carl Nemo **==
Agreed, attacking you will do nothing, but joining you can begin a ground swell of opposition to this change.
Another campaign promise that Obama has unfortunately decided to keep.
Notice the rousing round of applause from the sheeple.
As a young man, among the puzzles of recent history was how the citizens of Germany could have condoned the rise of the Third Reich. This wasn't some peculiarity of the German people. The rise of totalitarian regimes, welcomed by their populace, seems all too common. But I've never fully understood it.
Until now. Watching it happen again, first-hand, right here in the U.S.A. Like watching a train wreck in slow motion.
I hear you. I often wondered the same thing and swore as a child that I'd never falter in the face of tyranny. So here I am spurring open and honest debate but not only do people not listen to what we are saying, they attack us for pointing out what is actually going on and claim we are crazy. No good deed ever goes unpunished.
I have to admit: I knew Obama was a corporatist tool, but I had no idea he was in it up to his eyeballs.
I guess the reasons this can actually happen are many, but when I went to a YouTube link provided to see him tell how he wanted a civilian force that is 'just as powerful and just as well funded' as the military, several things went through my head.
First thing was 'they can't afford that'. But in the land where deficits don't matter, I guess they can fake affording it until the big crash comes. Then they'll have mega-goons to keep the unruly ones in line.
Second thing that went through my head came when I read a comment posted there. The thrust of it was that this proposed force has something to do with the 'progressives taking over'.
Now, I've heard a lot of things defined a lot of different ways, but I've yet to see a police state be defined as 'progressive'.
Maybe when people become so brainwashed, so ignorant, and so head-stuck-up-their-own-arse that they can't even use simple definitions accurately, it's the beginning of the end. Orwell's nightmare made real.
Man, I'm glad I moved to Canada. I'll be applying for citizenship now, no question.
Canada is as much a part of the plan as the United States. They have big plans for Canadian natural gas and oil. And the US Military is in charge of Canadian air space and national security. I'm afraid the only safe place might be Antarctica.
"delivered to Congress recently but embargoed for public release." …extract from article
This pretty much wraps it up in a nutshell; ie, Congress, the Executive and SCOTUS are all enemies of the people…period!
Our "silver-tongued" leader continues to portray himself as a standup populist guy and simply a victim of D.C.'s politics as usual. He has a bully pulpit and surely has the opportunity any day of the week to stand up and protest this incremental destruction of our liberty and the document for which it stands; ie., the Constitution of the United States of America. They claim he's a Constitutional 'scholar'…my a**!
We've been had a by a con artist who was specifically groomed to be the relief "preznit" between "rethug" administrations. Even with a single term he's set for life. Too bad there isn't a rule unless you get relected you don't get a full Presidential pension, but only a 50 percent settlement for a single four year term.
I used to recommend that folks should contact their reps. I've got one better simply don't reelect them regardless of their performance. Nationally we need to adopt an unwritten voting policy that no one gets reelected ever…! This would be simple guerilla tactics waged at the ballot box. Of course this wouldn't work because the average voter citizen has the attention span of a chicken or less… : |
Carl Nemo **==
If our justice department wants inner strife to break us down further, and to turn neighbors against one another with snitches round every corner I think they will be surprised to find not a cur dog to be kicked and starved but an enraged, armed, and clearly focused population.
That was the olde America.
I wonder, does she still exist?
Two big issues here. The first is creeping incremental-ism. There's one little usurpation of individual liberty every other day. We've become numb to them. Just which straw is it that will break the camel's back? Does the camel's back break all at once, or does the camel just gradually succumb to the weight?
Second problem is, if there is some straw that breaks the camel's back, some usurpation that sends several million angry people into the streets, what then? Where are the new George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams that can lead a reformation without it becoming anarchy?
Just wondering.
I've a third issue and that is young students of Constitutional law have a clear view of this warp effect on our basic tenets, and many end up in office in high places. The second coming of our founders would have to in part, come from this group where individualism is frowned upon.
Good luck with that eh?
Damnit. I managed to forget about that for a few weeks.
Back to square one.
People won't wake up to the fact that something bad has happened to them until they see black Delta Force helicopters landing in their neighborhoods with citizens, black bags over their heads, hands cuffed behind them along with leg chains being frog-marched to their "Nacht und nebel" demise.
The empty homes will have yellow police line tape around them. If one asks what happened to the Smith family anywhere USA they will simply be told they are being investigated as enemies of the state (terrorists) to 'their Homeland'. : |
I think it's time for tuneful round of "Deutschland uber alles"…no?
Listen to the enthusiasm of a people united for the "Fatherland". It can be the same anywhere anytime in history, either actively or passively and is happening here too, in a passive fashion no…?
My wife being German; ie., a citizen of many years, I have the ability to understand the words to this national anthem of another time; ie., only 65 years ago. It's truly a stirring tune even if one doesn't understand the language and it quickens the pulse.
Our national demise will be the direct result of "We the people" having lost our "sense of nation" as a "free people" living under the safety net of our Constitution which seemingly now is simply a "g-damned piece of paper" as G.W. Bush referenced it… : |
Carl Nemo **==
Carl, I am third generation on this soil from Germany. I know, if my grandparents were alive today, would be very fearful of what is going on. This is wrong beyond belief. This is a total travesty of our constitution and the so-called elected officials shred said document at every vote, every decision. There will come a point in time where the people WILL have to stand and fight or die on their knees. We all have to make choices in life to protect our children and youth of society, or just keep on keeping on and watch it all unravel around us. I am not afraid. I don't care who reads these posts. My grandfather went down on the Yorktown as it sunk in the Midway. My father in law retired from naval intelligence at the Pentagon. We need to draw the line as a people and say enough is enough. We have the right, no the duty to fight tyranny in ANY form in our federal gov't.
Just a 'by the way' reminder: No one who posts here should be under any delusion that they are doing so anonymously or that these conversations are 'just among us'. Every syllable that is typed here is known to some computer at NSA or similar agency. Internet content is filtered for potential 'threats'. You might type words here that will have the authorities breaking down your front door within an hour of typing them.
First, every bit of internet communication goes through government security hubs installed at the major nodes on the backbone. This I know. Real-time content is filtered and analyzed.
After that, the government agencies have 'web crawlers', just like Google and Yahoo, that look at web content in more detail after the fact.
My point here is that everything that you type and post is analyzed by the government. *YOU* are graded according to your perceived level of 'threat'. You might get no mention, or you might find ourself graded as a minor threat, or a medium threat, or as a major threat. Or, you might have some computer decide your words are an imminent threat – in which case the black cars will roll immediately.
Just, be careful of your words, my friends.
Warren, I'm privileged in that I have a pipeline back to the analysts that monitor such sites as ours and rest assured, many are enthused with our CHB patriotism…
Most, if not many of those that are tasked to analyze citizens have had a bellyful of the program too.
You sound fearful. Why is it a Muslim will sacrifice his or her life for Jihad, but an American consumer will sell out for just a few more years of a boring existence ratting around a mall for a deal on whatever…?
I'm not fearful are you?
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Fearful, no. Concerned, yes. The very presence of this level of monitoring and recording and analysis of individual opinions is a big damper on exchange of ideas (so-called free speech). Just that I felt that I had to remind this group of the risk is prima facie.
Try making a joke about a bomb, or knife, or gun while in the security line at an airport and see how that works. I don't see that the NSA should have much better sense of humor than the TSA.
"That I am paranoid doesn't mean they aren't out to get me." Wish I could remember the source of that quote.
During this last campaign I had a conversation with a friend's mom, who escaped Nazi-occupied Poland during WWII as a young girl. Her husband, also from Poland, joined the Air Force as a tail-gunner. He lived a tortuous life because of the eternal ringing in his ears, until he passed on about five years ago.
She told me that this country is going down the same road that Germany did during the 1930's.
"There will come a point in time where the people WILL have to stand and fight or die on their knees." …extract from reply
Thanks hologram5. Never before have more thought-provoking words been written as a reply to one of my posts…period!
As said by many orators before, not just FDR, "the only thing we have to fear, is fear itself" which will cripple one from summary, appropriate action when the time should come to summarily resist the long shadow of tyranny now stalking this land.
I suggest folks read the content of my first blogpost to CHB; ie., "Do you have a plan?!" dtd September 19, 2008. Those that are well prepared will not need any relief from the government which will allow them to steer clear of harms way as things begin to unravel.
"To be forewarned is to be forearmed"…Miguel de Cervantes late 16th century writer
Carl Nemo **==
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Book Review: Hand in the Glove
Hand in the Glove features Dol Bonner, a young woman who has started her detective agency with the financial help of wealthy heiress Sylvia Raffray, who is on the cusp of taking over her family fortune. Her Guardian, P.L. Storrs, objects to Sylvia's involvement in the detective business as it's created some bad publicity. He pursuades Sylvia to agree to quit the agency and her professional association with Dol which will essentially for Dol into a far less plush and favorable position.
However, Dol gets her first solo job when P.L. hires her to rid his family of a cult leader who is draining his wife financially. She heads to P.L.'s home in Connecticut with this goal, but everything changes when she finds P.L. strangled and hung up by a wire. Dol sets out to solve the murder of her friend's ward and prove herself as a detective.
Nero Wolfe doesn't appear in this story, but Inspector Cramer does make a cameo. Bonner actually shares one key feature with Nero Wolfe: a contempt for the oppositie sex, though her's is not so severe as to prevent her from having men work for her or from being a caring sister. She also has a verbal feature in common with Wolfe: how she tells subordinates to take notes. When I read her saying to a male detective, "Your notebook..." I got de javu. I wonder if this was intentional or if Stout couldn't think any other way a detective might tell someone to take notes.
In other ways, they are mirror images. Wolfe an experienced late middle aged man and Bonner a young pretty woman feeling her way in the art of detection. While Wolfe remains reticent about his past and we only get tiny glimpses throughout the Corpus, Bonner tells straight up her backstory and why she thinks so little of men: she was jilted by one. Bonner's efforts to solve the case are met with sarcasm, annoyance, and amusement. A police officer smirks when he sees Bonner getting her detection kit out of the car and Sylvia tells her to put it away. Even Bonner's not so sure. She puts forth a strong front of absolute confidence, she's riddled with self-doubt. Is she really a detective or is she "just playing." Thus Bonner mission is to prove herself to herself.
The story is weakened by a forgetable cast of 1930s stereotypes, the occultic huckster, the heavy-drinking newsman, the dutiful butler, and the aloof bohemian poet daughter. Only the psychologist who is in need of a psychologist provides any spark and not enough of that. Sylvia Raffray fills the part of spoiled rich kid and is completely useless to Dol. While everyone seems to like her, it's a mystery to me why they do.
Even with a stronger cast of supporting characters, it's doubtful Bonner would have ever made it in a series. Her disrespect for men was unlike to make her popular with men or women. Plus, her uncertainty in the face of challenge is unlikely to connect with modern women in the age of girl power. Hand in the Glove is a serviceable 1930s mystery. What sets it apart from other 1930s mystery that are gathering dust in libraries across America is that it was written by one of America's most talented mystery writers and featured a character who would go on to appear as a supporting character in the greatest detective series ever.
I should also note that a TV adaptation of Hand in the Glove was produced by NBC in 1992 called Lady Against the Odds that featured Crystal Bernard (Wings) as Dol Bonner and is available on Netflix. The TV movie made a number of departures. The time period was changed to World War II (which is far more exciting to most viewers than 1937), rather than having the case confined to the estate as the book does, Dol travel back and forth questioning witnesses. It also changed the character of Dol Bonner and removed the man-hating elements. While there was a bit of melodrama and some things that didn't ring true to the period, after reading the book, I think they probably did the best they could with it.
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KANSAS CITY CHIEFS_Signed RB Knile Davis, DL Risean Broussard, S Greg Castillo, DE Miguel Chavis, S Justin Glenn, RB Jordan Roberts and DB James Rogers. Released FB Ryan D'Imperio, RB Nate Eachus and DB Jose Gumbs.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS_Signed OL Tyronne Green and OL R.J. Mattes. Released DL Brandon Deaderick and WR Andre Holmes.
NEW ORLEANS SAINTS_Signed DE Baraka Atkins, WR Brent Leonard, DB Korey Lindsey, PK Jose Maltos, RB Khiry Robinson and G Jeremiah Warren. Waived RB Shawne Alston, CB Ryan Lacy and C Ryan Lee.
OAKLAND RAIDERS_Signed CB Chance Casey-Thomas, LB Eric Harper, WR Greg Jenkins, TE Jeron Mastrud, DE Ryan Robinson, C Andrew Robiskie and CB Mitchell White. Claimed WR Andre Holmes off waivers from New England. Waived CB Adrian Bushell, C Deveric Gallington, DB Akwasi Owusu-Ansah, TE Mickey Shuler and LS Adam Steiner.
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS_Released LB Ramon Buchanon. Signed TE Victor Marshall and DE Benson Mayowa.
TENNESSEE TITANS_Signed DT Antonio Johnson to a one-year contract. Waived LB Tom Wort.
TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS_Signed DE Steven Means and RB Mike James.
WASHINGTON REDSKINS_Signed LB Brandon Jenkins and S Bacarri Rambo. Waived WR Jason Thompson.
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EDMONTON ESKIMOS_Signed WR Ismael Bamba and DL Gregory Alexandre.
WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS_Signed CB Bert Brown, CB David James and LB Daniel Sheffield.
ECHL_Named Rich Bello director of team business development. Fined Stockton D Daniel Gibb an undisclosed amount.
INDYCAR_Named Derrick Walker head of competition.
ECAC_Named Dr. Kevin T. McGinniss commissioner.
CHATTANOOGA_Named Will Wade men's basketball coach.
ELON_Named Jonathan Small director of football operations.
GEORGE MASON_Accepted an invitation to join the Eastern Wrestling League.
MANHATTAN_Named Alyssa Shale assistant athletic director for compliance.
MICHIGAN_Announced S Marvin Robinson and LB Mike Jones and LB Kaleb Ringer have left the football team.
VIRGINIA_Announced the resignation of softball coach Eileen Schmidt.


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Dragon's Lair review (XBLA)
It's hard to believe that Don Bluth's animated game classic Dragon's Lair is almost 30 years old. I remember being just a kid back in 1983 the first time I encountered the Cinematronics arcade game, guiding Dirk the Daring out of harm's way while trying to rescue the gorgeous Princess Daphne from harm's way. After arriving on a number of other... Read More